urn utmtxwi.
Kind word n ever diet but they frequently
it ay a long time from home.
Tom Nad, the caricaturist, who is back in
New York after a long residence in California,
Wks si lively at ever. He it a Bavarian by
birth and hat teen about half a century of life,
lie may again enter the lecture field, with
colored crayons.
fr'roten milk, it is asserted, my b kept in
fresh state irulefinitety.and many steamer sail
ing on distant voyages are now provided with
steam refrigerators, in which milk and other
fuods may readily be preserved for any length
of time.
1 be nmn who bequeathed half of hit estate
U his wife "as long at the remained single
of ei liU !-ii.," i.b t j'nvivi,.n that the other
IvAt I e tiven hrt m sh mrutiod again,
"as it rcii mote to keep 'wo than one," was
daisy,
Official mums have been received fioru
every county in the state of Pennsylvania. The
majority cainst the prohibition amendment it
1 $9,020. The majority against the suffrage
annndment providing for the repeal of the
poll tax qualification is J 3 5,3-1 o-
Commissioner Tanner is evidently heeding
the cry "reduce the surplus." lie has paid
out the 190,000,000 appropriated for this year,
wants $ 1 $,000,000 more.and has 106,000 peli
tions on file for new pensions and reratinc. If
the corporal were a general the country would
go broke.
v egctabies and meats are sealed up in air
tight vessels to preserve them, so that the I so-
teria or minute 01 g.misms which are always!
present in the air, and which would cause them
to putrefy and decay, ate thus 'excluded. The
- Ar tMitl li(ir thi.v Mrtinnllv anll . '
as to destroy any bacteria that may already be
present in the flood.
Mr Joseph Mauley, a right hand man of Mr
Blaine, has been provided with the Augusta
(Me.) I'o&t O.Tice.and Mr Blaine's nephew is to
I Mr- Manley' first assistant. Thee is not
much of that repeatedly promised civil service
reform about this, but there is in it a beautiful
sample of how thoroughly an ancient friend
ship can lie maintained between two men like
Blaine and Manley.
Wade Corporal Tanner ia making the Treas
ury suffer he doe not forget hi own household,
lie draws a salary of $5,000 and a pension of
IS64 a year. His daughter, who acts as hi
private secTetary,receivestl,8oo,and a young
er daughter has a clerkship which pays her
I720 a year. The Corporal also has a son who
receives a snug salary as a Government em
ployee. Mr George Roger of Salem in hunting a
name for his new paper to be started in that
city this wtek selected the name "CafiUlDtm.
eeraf : The Capital JomrJ began to kick
about this infringement upon its name. Then
Mr Rogers selected the name "Staii Drmo
crui.n Now this is equally an infringement
upon the name of this paper and Mr Rogers
should reenter the field of nomenclature snd
select a name for his paper peculiar to itself.
THEtOMIITtO.N UUtAl.VS.
The report of the Secretary of Ihe Treasury
foe the fiscal year which ended. on Sunday
show that the condition which has existed for
the past even year still confronts us.
Thsurplus revenue collected during the
year was I104.739.073. The funds in the
Treasury in excess of actual obligation are
about 170,000,000. Lavish disbursement for
pension and ths persistent baying of unmatur
ed bonds at a high premium have not been
able to prevent an accumulation of money in the
Treasury which is a Handing menace to bust
ne p-ospcrity.
Thi unchanged condition represents the
most unjust of all impositions unnecessary
taxation. While it remains it is inevitable that
there w ill be theories for it cure. The Demo
cratic theory is to stop the surplus by reducing
useless and burdensome taxes upon the neces
sitie of the people. What the Republican
theory is the country will learn when Congress
shall meet. The present indication are that
the Tanner plan of spending the turplu will
find more favor than the Senate plan of cutting
off revenue by raising the taxes.
The alternative of the frying-pan or the fire!
not a pleasant one for the taxpayers.
AN 41.E Of AlTIl.V.
This is primarily an ge of action, of ener
getic progressive endeavor to secure to man
kind and the world the richest fruits of know
ledgj and of inventive power; it is an age in
which one must do something if he would not
prove recreant to the spirit and the prompting
of the hour. Life ij not the dvlctfar nitn.t
xis:et:e of an earlier time, and the mere
dreamer and viki'maiy is bound to be dropped
a the road a an incumbrance with which we
can readily dispense, It may not be an age
at romantic as some the world ha seen; but
it is one of infinitely greater worth, and of mote
v.le possibilities, for it calls forth the fruit of
man's best attainments. The old-time ideas
of glory nave been supplanted by more worthy
and inspiring ones.and the world rolls forward,
not as the abiding-place of mere senseless pleas
are and tinsel pageantry, bnt as a hive of in
dustrious, intelligent workers, whoe genius
has well nigh annihilated time and distance,
making the heart beats,tbe aspirations and tlie
struggles of each people immediately know n to
the others. Humanity thus drawn cker to
gether are working together in a noble rivalry 1
in which every right.minded individual is striv j
ing to do his part toward honoring the age and
himself. In every field of genius, art and
science, work, is the order of the day. Mere
theorizing, without the ' practical demonstra-tio-
cf the worth of the theory, is considered a
waste of time, and is left to those who might
otherwise le more mischievously employed.
The idler and the shirk are sent to the wall,
and the worker, and the worker only, finds a
desirable place in the world's estimation. Liie
means more than mere breathing; it means
duties to be assumed and honorably discharged
and the msnner in wJ-ich a man discharges
those !utie r w hich nature ha equipped him
is lite itK .n 'e oiii; 01 1 tiiiu-x or unworthi
nc. All cannot lead; the majority have to
lie led; and that one man is the superior of his
fellows in n.uuiul capacity is only creditable to
himself in to much as he fully employs his
superior gift. Every man can dolus part,nd
doing this he iloesall thnt can r expected, and
his life it st r.iemoiiuus a lint of hit mental
superior. Great ability u accompanied with
great responsibility. Niture always balances
her accounts evenly, and so doing the best we
can we fulfill equally our duty, whether that
best is a leader or a humble toiler in the ranks.
"Honor ;nd fame fiom no condition rise; -Act
well your part, there all the honor li;s."
She was a little girl and she came to a sleepy
father and stood at his bedside flower oj
purity and innocence holding in ber arms an
exceedingly measly looking pup,
"Can t I keep tin nice little doggie?" she
asked.
"No; take him away," murmured 'he father,
drow.l!v.
"' " -. i isn't h;m
!he
KCflv
!' twine, Ust
" The criminal who undertakes his own drj
fense when brought before the court surely
acquits himself creditably.
The Misaouria State University is the first
institution of the kind in the country to offer a
course in the Russian language.
The prut simpleton of the season is the
young man who goes away for hit health and
spends the time smoking cigarettes.
Tdl a woman that she looks fresh and the
will smile all over. Tell a man the same thing,
an.l if he dosen't kick you it is either liecause
he hat cornt or daresnl.
According to Republican exchange
Wanamaker taket great Interest In the af
fairs ot hta department. Certainly an of
fice that costt mar four hundred thousand
dollar naturally excite hl Interest.
Another wooien mill haafuikd.tliia time
in Connecticut. Thus the beautic of a
home market and a wool tariff receive an
other striking Illustration In thU off year
In politic, which appear alio to be an off
year with tome of the Infant Indus'.rle.
By starting from outhern Texas In Feb
ruary, and traveling northward by low
stage Into British America, a man might
have strawberries ever day until the end
of August. When rapid transportation I
further perfected,! may have them during
the tame period and stay at home. Ra'l
road have almont annihilated the "truit
season."
Kuisell Harrison' latest bustnes ven
ture i the erection of a new hot swimming
bath at Helena, Mon. The bath I to be
1 jo feet square, and the water a It flow
Into the bath from the spring will drop a
distance of forty-two feet in a cascade.
I Mr Harrison has recently returned to New
! York fro:n a trip to Helena. He will sail
in a tew (lav for Europe.
The friend of Corporal Tanner are en
gaged in a desperate at'.empt to prove that
hi predecessor, Gen. Black, la responsible
for the ehautlon of Ihe pension funds
because hi estimate for the appropriation
was too low. In the ame way It may be
argued thai the father of a bankrupt spend
thrlft I responsible for hi poverty because
he did not bave him more money to waste.
The removal of Mr T 0 Fowler from Ihe
post mastership at Augusta, Me., in order
to make a place for Mr Blaine friend,
Joe" Manley, It i safe to say ,1 not In the
line of the President' profession with re
pect to the conduct of the civil tervlce.
Mr Fowler's term has not expired and he
hat expresed no desire to resign. The
principle involved U thai the country shall j
reward Mr Manley for hi affection for
Mr Blaine.
The Philadelphia Mm, an earnest,
but candid republican paper.savt : "The
partisanship and proscription iho-vn under
President Harrison so far In the Post Office
Department I twice a great a Mr Cleve
land showed, with even the offensive and
narrow Vila at the head of the depart
ment. Scandal will multiply, of course,
under uch a ytem."' By the war might
it not be eery truthfully and appropriate
ly said that It has been a long time since
there were two more narrow and shallow
men in the cabinet than Wanamaker and
Tanner.
The superintendent cf the net census,
R P Porter, calls the attention of farmer
throughout the counlrjr to the importance
of having the return In relation to farm
product and live stock in the forthcoming
census at complete a possible. The cen
sus year began June 1 and will end May 31,
1S90. The enumerator will vUlt the farm
er during the month of June, next year,
and if the would keep an accurate ac
count of their farm product during the J
intervening period, it would aid greatly In
securing trustworthy return. It would
also be an Incidental benefit to the farmers
themselves to leef uch a record, not only
this year but every year.
It I soberly related that a youthful
married couple whose house has recently
been glorified by the addition of a fac
simile of the beautiful little mother decided
te lave the christening service at home
A venerable minister was called to officiate
j He took the babe in hi arm very affec
tionately and addressed a few word of ad
vice to the young parents.- "See that you
train up this child In the way that he
nould go ; that you surround him with
the best influence, and that you give him
a good example. If you do o,who knows
but he may become a John Wesley or a
George Vbltefirtd i What I hl name .'"
"Nellie, sir," replied '.he mother.
According to the official report of the
Treasurer of the United States, the gold
coin in the Treasury the 31st of Mayag-
gregated $33655.5. coupled with bul-
lion to the value of $35,J4t,M5.c'.rrtaklng
a total of $321,197,376.06 gold coin and
bullion, offset by outstanding gold certifi
cates, to the value of $ 1 29,044,662. At the
same time, there were 275,484,223 standard
dollar In Ihe Treasury offset by outstand
ing silver certificates to the value of 255,
537,810, leaving 19 94413 standard dollar
wned by the Government out of the
330,238,340 t':at bad been coined up to that
date.and leaving in circulation $54,754,325,
as well ailvrr certificate to the amount
of $255,537,810, cons' ituting so important a
part of the paper currency of Ihe people.
In other words, no les than $310,292,135,
or about 94 per cent of the whole amount
of our standard dollar coinage i being
utilized a the most active part of the cur
rency, namely, that which I used in the
daily retail buslne of the country, a fact
either Ignored or stupidly overlooked by
those financial writer of the secular press
who continue to pra'e of the Impehdenry
of financial danger from a redundant Sil
ver coinage.so little of which goes into the
public Treaury through the door of the
custorr house
The three most interesting convicts in the
Minnesota State Prison are the Younger broth
ersJim, Bob and Cole. Tbe former despera
does have made model prisoners and are warm
friends of the Warden, Cole and Jim Younger
have at times been respectively postmaster and
librarian of the prison '
GOLDEX HULK BAZAAR
t'asli (loe a Ung Ways at Jaliu tiradwhul'
I have made arrangements for buying
good direct from the factories in Europe
and will sell at wholesale or retail, cheaper
than any where else on the Pacific Coast.
The following are ome of my rash retail
price 5
K dozen unhandled '.eacup and caucert,
35 cts.
dozen unh.lndled coffee cups and sau
cers, 45 ct.
. y, dozen handled coffee cups and sau
cers, 50 cts.
dozen seven Inch- dinner plates, 45
eta.
These goodc are all Iron stone China and
not a cheaper grade of good. I have also
added good stock of groceries, which I
ask people t call and examine and judge
for Ihennelves a to quality and prices.
TULIUS G RAD WOHL.
If you want a good il ver atcel eyt he,1o at
in She n a kt, go to S ewsrt Si Sox'r,
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
II Should l5"!ga.
San Francisco, July 9. An Examiner'
Washington special sayi There Is a rumor to
night that the resignation of Corporal Tanner
a commissioner of pension hat been request
ed. It is known that Secretary Nohle had a long
interview with Commissioner Tanntr this after
noon, In which the administration of affair in
the pension office wa thoroughly overhauled,
The question of undue picfm nce given to cur
tain claim agent in the making of their cttet
"special" was discuwed at length, and it ia
understood that General Bussey, sssUtsnt sec
retary of the interior, presented to Secretary
Nole something very much in the nature of
charges against t e commissioner un acctint of
his rulings in certain eases.
A Clean Sweep. . j
Tort TowNSKNpJuly 8, The city election
lesulted in a clean weep for the democratic
candidate.-. The republicans were badly beaten
by over fifty mi jority for each candidate. The
('emocrnt were harmoniously organlied for
several week, and worked hard fur. success,
which contrasted sharply with the republicans,
who presumed on last autumn' victory to win
the election. The majorities wen at follow!
For mayor Joseph A Cuhn.oai for councilmen.
I S Latimt, I70jj II Livermore, 1 401 E, W.
Deval 361 for marshal, R Delaney, $t. The
victory elate the democracy, and they assert
that it indicate success in the state elections.
Mrsllayrs.
Chicago, July 9. Frances Willard, presl.
dent of the World's WCTV, ha issued an
address to the officers and member of the at
sociation, eulogizing the character of the late
MrR U Hayes ami staling that no woman
ever lived who did so much to discountenance
the social use of intoxicant. 1' request mem
orial services to he held in utl the local unions
on Sunday, July aS.
Judge Coolry Cowing'
Chicago, July 9. Judge Cooley, of the in
terstate ccTmerce commission, paste through
Chicago to-day, en route to Portland, Or,, on
unofficial business.
ARK Aeeldrat.
IlrciiAarsT.July 9. A passenger train col
lided with a frirght train near Ciulnita to-day,
Fifty persons were killed and many injured.
The accident was due to a mistake of the
switchman.
The l"uI limolntlun.
New Oruans, July 9. John L Sullivan,
who was teen immediately after being convey
ed to hi special car, wasin the Ust of humor,
and while not talking a gieat deal, always
made agreeable replie to any and all questions
put to bin by bu friend or representative of
the press. He (aid, among other thing, that
he would never enter the ring again wider any
consideration.
A Brttal Harder.
1'Al.oi st Cm, WT., July 8. On Satur
day night, between loan ia o'clock, R D
Johnson, a well to do and respectable citizen
about 50 year of age, living about four mile
northest of here, killed hi wife -it ton, about
M year old, and fatally shot hit seven year
old daughter, He then took bis own life.
He left a note stating that he did not want
to live in thi sinful world and could not leave
it without bis family, to he thought he would
kill them too. He said that be and alt of hi
family were going to heaven, where Jesu was,
and that he first gave them strychnine, but
could not bear the sight at Hwti .1 gomes, so he
killed them with a revolvei.
Vattle Ejection.
St ATI le, June 8. The city election her
to-day resulted in the reelection of Mayor Muras
(rP.) by 553 majority over G M HalUr (detn.
Party line were not drawr, many democrat
working for Moran and many republicans for
Haller.
A feature of the election wa the Utter fight
m cy aiiomeysnip, Aiocnson (rep, deleat
ing 1'ile by 689 majority. Pile wt the
saloon candidate, lie was elected
by a majority of over Soo.
A Wage Kabtwrr.
hat year
I.IXKVUI.K, Or,, July 8. The Lakeview
Linkvillc stage wat robbed ner Keno springs.
twelve nules from Bonanxa yesterday, by two
masked men. They took the mad bscs and
expre box. They blindfolded the driver.took
the horses off the wacon. led them to one side
ana took tbe harness to piccics to delay the
driver a long a possible.
More AppoiBtarat.
WASHtSCTOM.July 8. Tbe president this
afternoon made the follwing appoint met
Thomas H Cavansugh, of Ulympia, W T.,
to be surveyor general ol Washington territory.
Thomas N Faulkner, of SUixian, Or., to be
agent for the Indian of the Grand Ronde
agency in Oregon, vice John B McLane.resign-
A lih'ody Kti-a
Dl'LL'TII, July 8. So f ,r lo-day the strikers
have been quiet. Three hundred men were
put to work at nocn. More trouble may ensue,
Up to date twenty five men are dead, and two
more will die, and thirty were wounded in
Saturday s not, ten tenously.
They are Ptaeky
FLLKKsm-KG, July y.Tbe people are de
termined to a man to have a large, splendid
city here, and they are coine to build it what
ever the cost, ev;n if men Save to work every
day in the year, Sundays included. They
already have the indomitable pluck and energy
on ine ground; iney on get ail the trjwey they
want, and all they fear is a lack of men and
material. There are five brick manufacturers.
"h.M ZZZ TuJJZZtS
to burn 7,000,000 brick this year, of which
r J , -j
number they intended to carry over 1,500,000,
EUensburg people will use their 7,ooo,ooo,and
a many more attbey can burn,
A CaftJeM&witcliiaan
Cologne, July J.1 hrough the blunder of
a switchman eight lives were lost on the rail
way near Koobcmoo to-day. The Frankfort
express, while going at a high rate of speed.ran
inui an open swucn ann aasnea into an empty
train which was standing on a side track.
Light persons were instantly k-lted and eleven
others injured,
Another City Cone,
IlAKrasfiELD, CaL, July 7. About noon
to-day fire broke out in the kitchen of the
Xelelsey's liouse, a new building just erected
in the same block with the Southern hotel. In
spite of all efforts, it spread to the adjoining
builaings, which were wooden, and then 10 the
Southern hotel. .
By this time the flames hud gained such
headway that the firemen were powerless, and
all that could be done was to let the fire burn
itself out.
Everv business house in town is burned, to
gether with about forty dwellings, involving a
loss of perhaps 11,250,000, with insurance of
about 300,000,
Thirteen block are whiped out, and not a
hotel, restaurant or business house it left,
tame to Uregon.
1'JTTsbcrc, July 7.--A Zanesville, O.,
special reports the disappearance of Heel D.
Miller, cashier of the Malta National bank,
of Malta, O, There is a shortage in hit ac
counts, it is said, of at least $32,000 and it
may reach $50,000. Before leaving be made
a confession, and turned over his property and
$10,000 stock in the bank to bis bondsmep.
Miller is said to be in Eugene City. Or., or
British Colombia. The money is uppoed to
nave been lost in speculation and poker.
A Frteat Vow.
Philadelphia, July 7. Thomas Ewing
Sherman, son of General Sherman, to-day re
ceived the final orders of priesthood. The
ceremony was held in the' archbishop's private
trHwci;ivu wun rue v.ameurai.
Intelligent Header will notico thai
IV?" ""' to evr all e lasts
f diaam, but oaljr aah auj rmall
( from m disordered liver, via 1
Vertigo, Headache, Dyspepsia.
Fevers, Costiveness, BilicuF
Co!ic,Tlatuier.ce, etc.
??JJuV"t'T mr " wavmwtl
ifalUbU, featcrwsBar!j'BMltiaaa
ittl t tamlt.9 at ruatjr. rlc, &a ta.
EOLD EYEimTHERE.
THE LEADER. ' THE LEADER
G, W. SMITH,
"Superior," "Argand," "Garland"
STOVES AND RANGES.
Fire Backs.
Warran ted
for
15 years, All
size 1 tn
styles.
Roofing-, Job Work, Plumbing.
Eave Trough. Range Boilers
Conductor Pumps.
F. L. KENTON.
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES
Choice Candy, Kills, Fruit, etc.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
NEA-sTHE POST OFFICE ALBANY, C I I ( C f
MATTHEWS
Cany a first oiaa
Stoves, Tinwarp,Hardware,Etc,
WMcb tber are selllns: at remark alby low prlc-a.
JOB WORK
carefully and promptly don at reasonable prion.
Hopkins &
DEALERS IN
STOVES; TIN WARE, SHEET IRON, COPPER WARE,
ETC., ETC. :
AgenU for '"On Time" Bentine; and cocking Move. Jub work, plainbta,
etc promptly ationded to.
CHEAPEST AND BEiT PLACE IN THE CITY.
KW STORE. SEW GOODS
Mitchell & Lewis Co.,
-DEAMRS in
Agricultural Implements
i --'
and
r t'ltr.cit
ALHAfiY,
003VCE!
I-Uh THE PEST FURNITURE
r -CALU OS THE-
Albany Furniture Company
OPPOSITK SIKW4KT ft 8 X S,
. t liM i : -; 4 1 1 Jin i
BED ROOM SETS, TABLES, CHAIRS, UPHOLSTER En
QOOS. WALL PAPERS, BABY CARRIAGES,
ETC., ETC..ET
I IA W 1CI tVS Sc PA ltFLILiL
FURNITURE
f om want I ha beat anj moat durable furntiuethsr Is mnufaotured In vbeclty (o
homas Brink.
. E.J.r1cCAUSTUriD,
CM Engineer and Surveyor,
DRAUGHTING AND BLUE PRINTS
'flBce with Oregon Lasd C. Albany, Or,
. Seworaae 8ytma anil W tr Spr p)lr
Specialty. Ktaln Snbolrti nrl, Mi
made or Copied on chort uctlc,
City Heat Market.
V SHULTZ BEOS,, Proprietors.
Keep e fnll lln ot aieala of ll kinds,
fu s nool plL.of, oom pltly pro-,
tecttid; and always fre&b.
Also have constantly on band saltnoc
end otber fish.
The Woild'e
fctut. More
than hun
dred7 hun
dred differ
ent sty les
co ok s and
1 -
& WASHBURN
atonk of
Saltmarsh
1
Vehicles
b'iuv Cor 2oi -ml E 'r
0PEG0fi.
SIDID XJS,
hfL.iLl H M ti.-urovc-l.
. - .."w- HEALltf RESTORER. .
USE IT!
It is llic hi at helper to llr.dili sml iiu- iiiK kwat
cure on Km ill. t sr it in tunc fur all dis sss o
the Sujni.u'h, J.ivir, Knlm-y. mid Skin. I
cures Kin unu l.ui, Mainria, Coated TunRV
siul llctitlacl rulievrs (. viistpa'.ion, bilious
less Hnd l)ys,-cui. driven all intjiupiies out ot
. ,h -.iood Auti rji'ies v.p old Sorts. '1 he UuHinrcs
men buy it, the 'oi ,iiii;nicn use i' the Ladies
ta te I', ihe Cliilrin n cry ! i it mid llic riimcrs
s.iv i s I'irir b 1 1 " :i i- rvi r.
. Sit 4 evert truuit, j ire i.ulu. ; k.x Un fj.to
S'
i sNI, dC Pcmons d-alrlrg sand,
loam or (travel fmm the preuiKnaof
F. Li. Stu b in Kenton county, can procure
tti'kts for the satns at my oflloo, Craw
ford's t look, Albany, Oregon.
C'HAS, E. WoiVEBTOW,
5-
SPECIALTIES.
lilfliH
FkbloDabl ftnd Stylish Suit, Uuaiuea Suit, Light wnigbi
Hjrnnii'r Butt, Boy, youth's and child Wi initav
Furnishing Goods
Fine Hon of light wfitbl undeiwrar balbtitan arid ilti ; Mvtj, UU
nrckwiar, bne wit mrpfndi i, ituatarn-'! for two yetR,in
all tbe latest novehkr.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A Urge lion in tlili department of tb bt in the market.
HATS
Sup!- end FashioneM lna. among other o stock of tbt
John B. Stetson hats.
Tailoring
Mchatt.i!o.ii.g ..dr ,rt tailor. Suita made to order onder ahor.
Mb?" feo-rt.-.- U Mors, good- t.nw oi than .er M r.
-i-
The LEADING Grocery Store
Wallace, Thompson & Cs.
; OIjAPS GOOBS' .
li WHAT KEEPS fHEM IN THE .A0.
rhlr S tocli of GUOCER1E?
and!
PRODUCEy
lei nlwfiH Complete.
rr ri f-i f.
t.'t s L.: Wt
!jl$i!i&eo.
if IX- cv; .-S Front, First ana Vise Streets,
WHOLESALE
Hartlware, Iron, Steel anfl Farm Maclery.
SOLE AGENTS FOR WASHINGTON AND NORTHERN IDAHO FOR THE
BUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER.
Thess Hachlne ars too wall knows to nasd commant. Thousands of farmers hsvo
used team sad spsak of tnain with praise. They axe tn only EarrssUns
MactdaM that will five EMTISS SATISFACTTION to ta purchaser.
MILLER'S STAR VIBRATING THRESHER.
AULTMAN'S STAR TRACTION ENGINE,
Tbe most Effsctiy and Successful Combination for Threshlnjr sad Cloanlna
Grain ever eoastructed.
BUCKEYE STEELERAME TWINE-BINDERS.
jarThe Feature that dlstinglilahes this Twiira-Binder 1 the LlRhtneae of Draft, combined with It
Estnordinwy Btrength and Duraoility. The Binder is ot the Appleby pattern, the only really euixxuwtnl
on yet known. We have two styles, the Kievator Binder and the PlaUorm Binder both excellent- lth
reoonunended by hundred of patrons,
SEQUTTIES F1EM WAGONS, gritt. BK
BUCK-BOARDS. FOUR-SPRINQ T5A
MOUNTAIN WAGONS, ' A&. v .
BUCKEYE AND SUPERIOR DRILLS
AND SEEDERS,
COR BIN DISC HARROWS, .
HODQES-HAINES HEADERS.
HAISH BARB WIRE. :
'"SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
IS, Thra,Jl3Ia.ra.ager, Albany, Or.
L. E. BLA1
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J PORTLAND. - OREGON.
DEALERS IN
"oA
1889 SPRING AtIDSUf.ir.1ER 1880
gtnaaajsi sHa. m
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Tbe largest stuck abtl gie l aMty n price and 1 bv
carried, and as gjotl value aa cm u tbe citizens) of Li fit
ctvnty.
Special Bargains In Cashmeres,
In colon. od Macks. Swsranckera, fcirjgham, chambreya. Freed
I
.tint and wah fabric. AM ifae ootlues ol the aeaaoo in
ioIom. I will he oraeibiDg foitber to laj ebont tbvae lofie U
c
lays.
EMBROIDERIES, SKIRTINGS
Floaociog, nod all ovnre on cambriw, Si end Indie Ltaeo. 1
buvo just opnaI tbe largest invoice of oofeltiee in thie line ew ex
othUed io thi city, end at greai reduced pricee.
Piques, Lawns, India Linens,
NnsH.ks in whit, forn and colorr, all at price ery tniith cheap
tr-n ever Ufore olTcrtd ia tbi rilf. .
TABLE
(a iMOwn . d V.cbi-d Tbt 'k I "iht in N Y'-rk t n
tf.o -r iff, an I em bV t yvd rriini. 58 ir-cb W
li I K-hfvt wi 50 e ntn r jrri n ifhr ia rofortion.
TOWELINGS,
All thaw good 1 tni? direct (mm tmKrUr hy ths me, and can aell
tbetu mnch ch-fi than if toitKbt ot jo'br towt-la I bo io qoae
tiiw in N w Yok, and am cffi-ring rbem at prica ilat r snre to
sell tba gonda.
Ladies Cotton Host-.
Ate cbtaj-rr lhiear tLan
ting antue gtod Urgaits, ell cf
-the same ia
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S,
TUaUteia an outHnn of the f-Jicj I am going lodo lnicc
abd will endravor do my par. toward securing the trade in m
std adj- bicg counties to AlKanr. and to ks-ep up with the prooeas
jf tbe liljr and proving titj of" Albany. I will bar something
a about
Girpets, Boots and Shoes, Groceries,
IticI; a
in the fact that I m nfiVtina; bettor bargains than any ono else in Aibaa v
Bought at bankrupt Bales I can !!
First-Class Goods
in dt ICfcT.
FOR
0 nt !.! uio;ch.- udise ol all iitila call on me. Particular bargains is it,
eliu-e.
Cash for Goods ' Conntry prditfc
G IV. SIMPS0x
v.. Albany, Ore gas.
FOB
Orags, Paints, oils, Brasbes, Alabf48'
tine, Artists Materials, Etc.,
CITY DRUG STORfE
Guiss &S01A.
HAN V
Real Estate,- FniplQymgnand Insurance Agent
A.1 oommuioaUuas pioaspHy oav.reJ in German"rEBSllsh.
FFIOE: ELLSVGHTK BETVEEM FI3ST AKD S3"3 STREETS
ALBANY ORS)
aMiaBaISsL jaBfaaaa
HUD TRIMMINGS.
-Y-.
LINEN,
CRASHES, ETC
Y
er befoie. I ha" aucco-ded in get
tsbicb I o effuing io Dycustomerw
SAMUEL E YOUNG
H, .ItH.K.