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FRIDAY SKPTEM1JER 23, 1891
LOCAL UEOOHD.
Things Using Mao. In. a quiet way
Albany semis out a pcxxl many manu
factured articles to different points in
the Northwest. The Knl Crown Hour Is
moil everywhere In the Northwest. The
mill runs almost unceasingly. The Al
bany Wire Works are run at their fullest
capacity, tiioir wire mattresses having a
bill market. H Veal A Son run their
factory steadily on chairs, for which they
nave a wen established market. The
prouueta 01 me u r s r v x u to. go
everyw here In the valley. The Albany
Iron Works are now at work on four
fronts for U'bftnon.an.l are til Una orders
for Salem. Uoseburjt, Corvallis and other
places. Richards & Phillip are turning
out some fine wood work for lr Wallace's
new residence and liave numerous orders
ahead. Joseph's clear factory is kept
busy incclinK orders. The Albany Wool
en Mills need hardly to be mentioned so
well Is their bin business known to the
people. 1 heir Roods no nil over the U
S., and they have orders ahead for man?
months. I onsiilerable furniture is man
ufactured by Thoe Urink and Wm Fruni.
Tut T.EST Har Story. Nearly every
exchange has a lear item. The country
seems full of the Innocent beasts. Here
is the best one yet, from the Watcrville,
laan.jiicmocrnt: untie in Ms pas
ture on I'uider mountain, abovo Oorba
ley canyon, last Tuesday, Matt Mi'ler
espied an object in one corner w hich he
supposed 10 be a call, and w alked toward
k wii.il 111a inieniiun 01 uriviiiK 11 out.
It proved to l a War. This altered the
situation, and Matt immediately opened
lire and shot the bear, which ran into
some thick brush close by. Matt follow
ed and shot at the first specimen of bruin
he saw, thinking it the same one. He
killed it instantly, and it turned out to
be a yearling enb, and a different animal
from that at which he first fired. About
this time three more bear made their
appearance on the scene. Matt kept
tiring and wounded a good sixed bron
one in the face, hut the trio made their
escape. Mr Miller brought his two
trophies to town.
A sot ii k a K ao lk Sen k a x i d. Ys t e rday
forenoon a messenger lmy drop.ied a $"J0
piece on the sidewalk 'in front of the
Worcester block and it rolled otr into a
deep mud puddle. The little fellow got
a tin pail and started in'to hail out the
puddle, not quite as hopeless a tank as
bailing out the ocean with a pint pot,
but nearly as impraticahle. A crowd
gathered around aud watched the pro
ceedings wnn great uiiereet lor some
time, but at length a umn began grab
bing in the mud w ith his hand ami soon
fished up the $-0. The hoy gave thanks
and went off gripping the coin so tightly
that the goddwss of liberty and the eagle
both screamed. Oregonian.
Tuc Bkidgr. Mr FJ MUlcr, superin
tendent of the Albany bridge, W in the city,
eajy to keep hi ereVn the initiatory stork
on the bridge, in the shape of pile driving,
whlchltts Intended to'bein this week, Mr
Wakefield having Informed him that he
would be here to begin on I he piers before
the end of the week. The pile dHrer and
other apparatus U on the wsy here, a big
cow ha been sent by river from Eugene,
and soon everything will b In motion.
The contract for looo barrels of the best
English or Belgium cement was et a few
davs ago In l'ortlantf. The contract fcr
lumber, of which it will take about 300,
000 feet, will be let to several Albany
deal in, being divided among them. The
iron work is being pushed in Cleveland,
and the -piers will be shipped first al an
early day. In a short time the livest
place around Albany will be at the site of
the bridge.
Flywheel Runs Away. A queer
runaway occurred on Snake river the
other day, taysthe East Wellington. when
the flywheel of Jim McKee's threshing
machine broke loose and ran two miles
down the big hill. The thresher was at
work on a high bluff above the river when
the pin that holds the flywheel in position
worked out, allowing the wheel to ll, off
the spindie. It so happened that the
wheel was revolving towards the river,
and when it flew from the thredier It shot
off down the mountain side at lightning
speed, never stopping till It reached the
river's edge. The wheel was so badly
damaged as to be usete, and a new one
had o be obtained before the thresher
could be started egain.
E10 Fiocreb. Bids for 2 blocks of
street improvements were opened at
Salem yesterday. Here are the inter
esting figures:
Bays, JefTeries A Co.. Portland with
concrete gutters, 8G,1'J3 82; wilh stone
g jtters, $102,227 11.
B 8 Rielly, Portland concrete gutters
$13.",655 75; stone gutters, 1135,505 75.
Mason A Strang, Salem concrete gut
ters, 1112,312 C6; etone gutters, $115,
312 65.
Atoms. Men are not what they used
to be in Albany.for they used to be boys.
A friend will stand by you until his
own interests are affected, and then good
bye friend.
The man who gives is very popular
until be quits giving.
The docket is filling with divorce cases,
nearly fifteen. In nearly every case it
may be wageied the parties loved to dis
traction at one time. It is the well tem
pered love that lasts.
It pays to tell the truth. The wear on
the brain is not as great.
Church Conventions. The Baptist
state convention will be held in Albany
on Oct 14th. A minister's conferi-nce
meet the day before the opening of the
convention. A large delegation of the
leading ministers and other workers in the
Baptist churches of the state will be pres
ent Betide this there will meet In Al
bany during October the Congregational
association, the ministerial conference f
the Christian church, synod of the U P
church of the coast, and state convention
of Y P C E. Albany is becoming a great
center for such conventions.
Wmcrs to Oo. Go to Parkei Bros for
fresh fruitsand vegetables.
Go to Parker Bros for the best teas
an coffees.
Go to Parker Bros for good baking
fjowder.
Go to Parker Bros for fine baked goods.
The best bread, cakes, pies, etc in the
aaarket.
Go to Parker Bros for your groceries
generally, and be assuredof good goods
and first-class treatment.
Ths. Last Day of the K fair was
well attended. The receipt f..r the week
were $9594 50 against $9528.50 for 1890.
The race track receipts were $1,885.75
against $2,020 50 last year. The 322 irot
was won by Blondieln three straight heats;
best time, 3:254. I he Oregon Uerby was
won by Misty Morn In 2:$('A. The special
trot was won by Klamath, best time 3:30.
Am Ai.ua.hv Mam Fined. The elate
fair furnished an assault and battery
case late Saturday night. A marshal
called upon I L Smith, of Independence,
so interfere in a row, which he did and
received a blow on the face from one of
the contestants, Frank Marshall, of Al-
Dany, who was taken before .Recorder
Goodell and paid $17 45 for the privilege.
eaiem journal.
A Bonus Suit. The Brownsvl le
Woolen Mill Co. now the Albany A . olen
Mill Co., m brought suit against several
Albany men who guaranteed the balance
to the $25,000 subscription to the Woolen
Mill. The amount was about $1500, be
ing about $150 lor each ot the subscribers
A Nbw CuURCH.-The new U P Church
at Shcdd, recently built at a eost of $2400,
will be dedicated next Sabbatn morning at
11 o'clock. Rev Logan, of Poitlar.d, will
preach the sermon, Dr irvlne will pi each
there in the evening. All are Invited to
be present.
Teachers WANTED-TheCountySchool
Suserlntendent Informs us that two teach
ers are wanted at $100 per quarter, boaid
Included; one male teacher at $50 a
mcnth. Call at office of superintendent.
Iammk Fbuit Wasticd. Fruit raisers
are requested to leaye at the Oregon!
Hank good, healthy samples ot fruit of
all kinds, for an exhibit at Chicago this
fall and winter. Peaches, prunes.pluma,
pears, apples, etc.,particularly are desired.
mm m ),x
Crook Cocntt. J W Elliott started on
Thursday to Web foot after loo head of
hogs which he wilt drive across the moun
tains, lie will fatten them for bacon IhU
fall.
General 1'rhie, who has been In Idaho
and Montana the past three years, re
turned lout Wednesday. He was glad to
ret back to Oregon, and thinks Crook
county U good enough for hhr.
V 11 Andcraon started east some lime
auo whh wu car loads of hones. He sol
as far Chvenne, where he sold out at
$47 50 per head.
Farmers here complain of dull lime
and low prices offered hr farm produce,
butthev are better off than farmers of
some other localities. su Wallowa coun
ty farmers are offering thcl hay for $ j a
ton or $ Jdciivered In Joseph. Review,
V Ci'tb YotiNUHTicR. Those little
pocket banks which open when they nre
filled wi'h just $3 in ten cent pieces, are
great contrivances. ot far front T.ugeiie
a cute young man was ow inn n merchant
a dollar. "I ve got $4 In bank ; give me
$1 more in ten cent pieces and i ll open
it and nav un." he remarked. the mer
chant did so, the young man opened the
bank, cave him l. and left. Now the
creditor is trying to figure out w hat he
made bv the transaction. Guard.
Here is another not 10 cute irom the
Salem Journal: Saturday a North Salem
boy took a $20 gold piece out of his
inother'a satchel and traded it to another
boy for a jack-knife. Neither of the Iwya
knew the value 01 the com, nut a mini
boy evidently did and gave the second
bov a nickel for the yellow piece. Now
the parents of boy No: 1 wre demanding
of the parents of boy No. 3 restitution of
the f -0 piece.
Against the R. K. Com. Before Hon
R P BoUe, judge of the circuit court for
Marlon county, at chambers, ve.tcrd.iy the
writ of proceeding Instituted hy the I nion
'aclhc against the state board ot railroad
commissioner were heard. By the writ
the I'nlon Pacific asked that the board be
ordered to certify to said court the action
had bv the said commUtlon in the matter
ot cstahlUhlng rates for the said company,
nd to I lk wise certify whether or not In
rcvUIng the said rates any evidence wm
had cr received by the said board as a
basis, and If oto let the same be certified.
The board moved to quash the writ, but
ude Bole overruled the motion and the
order was made as prayed for. This en-
all a large amount ol work upon the
commissioners, since the board I com
manded to appear at the firt day of cir
cuit court for tin- October term with the
certified Information aokrd for. States
man.
A Gukat Cake. The lavis w ill case at
Butte, Mori., Ims attracted the attention
of the world. The trial of the suit lasted
ve weeks, and the value of the property
involved is given at $4,500,000. The jury
were out seventy-two hours, and then
came into court with the statement that
they could not agree. They were ac
cordingly diacharged, and the expenses
of this protracted suit, figured up by a
Butte paper nt $115,000, have gone up
in smoke. This will contest w ill take
its place in the judicial annals of the
country as a celebrated case. It will
probably take several more $100,000 be
foe it is
finished
From the Minks. -W II While, Henry
Walter, Wm Burnett and Mr I latlingt, ar
rived In Albany this morntng from the
mlr.es, bringing with them some very fine
looking ore from the Telephone ctalm, ad
joining the Albany indies, also a button of
gold worth $a3iakrn from a ton of the ore,
all free gold, out of surface ore a it came.
A fine showing. The ore was broken by
the old mill. The new mill will probably
start about Nov. I, with an Immense quan
tify of ore In sight. There b considerable
life In the mines wilh an Increasingly
bright proopect daily.
Howard ARRESTkn. Geo W Howard
was arrested by constable J W Majors(
Monday afternoon at Junction, on com
plaint of Jas P Schooling, on the charge
of threatening to kill. The enee was
tried before Justice Starr in Jnnction to
day. Attorneys Potter and P.ilyeu ap
peared for the state. The trouble is the
result of the Schooling-Howard adultery
case. Howard has no attorney. He
will be bound over to keep the peace,
and probably for carrving concealed
weapons. Eugene Guard.
Frobatr Matters In the matter of
the estate of Henry Graaer, O I Oi-how
Jr., was appointed administrator wilh bond
fixed at $3x which was file land approved.
Henry Moran, Frank Rumbaugh aud J E
McClure at pointed appraisers.
In.the matter of the eitatc c.f Wm II
McBride, th inventory and .ipf raiseit ent
filed. Personal property ordered told.
Free Lf ctcres. Prof V G Hurley
will deliver a course r.f Instructive and en
ter tahdng lectures on Phenology and Phys
iognomy, at the Court House, bt ginning
Wednesday Sept. 23rd. Subject Thursday
evening, "Love, Courtship, and Marriage.'
Filday.genllemeaonly. Mrs Hurley will
also deliver a free lecture to the ladies only
on Friday at 3 p rn.
The Eaole Streamed. At the state
fair there were two exhibits of Oregon
woolen geods. The Esgle mills of
Brownsville won first prlxe, and the Salem
mills second priie." This was quite a
feather In Brownsville's csp. The Albsny
and Oregon City mills had no exhibits
The Albany mill had no time to prepare
an exhibit, as they have several months'
work ahead which they are rushhig iheir
machinery to fill.
Will Brino Slit.-It I said that the
best legal talent in the state ha been con
sulted, and when Albany paities affected
bv the sensational atticle published In the
Mercury of Sept. I3'.h become satinficd as
10 wno constitutes ine nnanctal and re
sponsible hesd of that paper a suit for slan
ber will follow.
Caught a Deer Or.e day last week
the O P-passenger train chased a deer
along the R R track for ome distance be
tween here and the bay. 1 he animal final
ly nn into a bridge and wa captured and
taken 10 Yaqulna City by the train men.
Curvallls Ti:nes.
The Hose Team. Manager Warner
and the members of tt-e Albany hose team
had their pictures taken this forenoon. The
entire thirteen member of the team were
In it, and we predict will be "in ll" at Vic
toria.
What has become of Jeff Myers? The
Oregonian interviewed Bob Miller, of
Jacksonville, Sunday and Jeff hat,n't
id anything for these many davs.
(statesman, lie hit the nation the head
sufficiently well enough after his recent
eastern trip to remain quiet for a few
weeks.
A Head roa isumNEft. jso man or
woman with a head lor business
tan afford to buy groceries without first
ailing on Conn & Hendricsnn, in the
Pfeiner block. It will pay tor several
reasons. They keep a first-class stock
tmf fi-svsti OLk 1 1 m f t n i rVta m f V Initr -v swiri
USE KVWUQ sTv S B S "MIIVI IMIJ Tf L IttRl
without bait, wait on you promptly and
treat you well. row is the time to or
der peaches for putting up, as well as
tber fruits in their season. They have
gome choice brands of teas, coffees, &c,
' 1 : 1 1 1
ana can give you uurxnius in an lines,
Have TJ noticed that Allen Bros' gro
sry store is always full of fruits, vegs
tables, etc. t be very latest in the mar
ket. If there is anything to be bad they
nave it.
Peaches,
Berries,
Cabbages,
Turnips,
Xsw Petatess
Some Salem Woolexs. Vf It Graham
has received some fine suitings from the
Salem Woolen Mills, which lie invites
the public to call and examine. They
are first-class gooi'.s and will make very
durable, nanaHome -suits.
AtWillMWs!
May be seen tli
finest stock
of
Z gold and silver
watches, diamond and other rings, jew
elry, silverware, dec, in the city
Removed. W McPlierson has r
moved his loan and insurance office te
pposite the Masonic temple, where at
present he has plenty of money to loan
n Albany real estate.
TV Cotfc, job printer, Flinn Bloett
OtUfc AND PERSONAL,
MONDAY.
Geo II Keeney has returned to Albany
from a several weeks sojourn in the moun
tains
Mr A II Slauson, of the Oregonian sin If,
is in 1110 city.
' Misses Birdie Anslyn and Mamie Hyde
went to Monmouth today to resume th Ir
studies In the Normal school
Mr John Circle, of Crook county, is
moving lilt family to Albany, nays the
wnoco ueviow.
Prof Robb, ot Oakville.leaves tomorrow
for the home of his parent In Kansas.
without anv definite arrangement fur his
return.
Liccne ha been Issued tor the mar
riage ot Wm Abbott and Iva lwell, 8 II
Davidson and Callle Powell, John Dodge
and Maggie Ruby.
J M Williams, ot the Pacific Washlmr
Machine, of Eugene, was In the city today.
ne report tnsi machine naving taken the
first premium at the atate fair in California.
Mr I Itluni. who once run a cigar store
opposite the Revere hotiae. wi In tlu
city Vxlay, in the interest ot the N W
.yruo Co., ot 1'ortlnnd, of which Mr
luum'a brother is president.
Mr T J McCluug, wife and son.of Hope,
Idalu ate In the rlty visiting friend here
and Mr McClung's parents near the city.
Mr McClung Is now conductor on a na.
senger train running from !oelo Hope,
and thl Is hia summer outing.
An trg the new resident of Albany
are Mr l a t hum and family and Mr Ohcn
hauer and daughter. Mr ObenSauer has
accepted a polil..n In LE Blaln's store.
Hl.trr. MrtTathum, wit! organlae a
class In kludcigarien and kltchengarien.
Lawrence Helm, the genial and accom
modating deputy postmaster, reached
the age ot 21 years on Wednesday, an
other true and sturdy democrat, lie was
presented with a line gold watch and
chain by his luother. lknton leader.
The following la taken from the Uanttst
Message of this lty: We are sorry to
lose Ml Mary Reed from out church
work. A superintendent of our Chinese
chool she wa most faithful and efficient.
She has returned to her home In Idaho.
and will leach school. Miss Addle Wll-
ll.ims, a member f our Vlnera'd Labor
er' Society, left la., week to take a two
car course In the Chicago tralnlr.g
school, to prepare herself for Home mis
sionary work.
Tuesday.
Hon Tif Ford, of Salem, haa been in
the city on business.
Pete Ruetner and Doe Coun lift yester
day on a trip to P.ig F.Ik.
Mrs W F Hendricsnn is lying unite ill
at ner home in this city.
Mr Bales, special agent ot the Imperial
Insurance Company, is in the city.
Mr John Uolxion and family returned
last evening from their Kastcrn trip.
License was issued today for the mar
riage ot K R McDaniel and F.tta Pearl, of
Italsey.
Mr George Slay ton and wife, of Trine
ville, arc in the city, the guests ot County
Clerk Payne.
Johnny Pipes and Ed Bryaon, the
sons of two well-known Corvallis men,
will attend the slate university.
Prof. Riddle, who was in Albany lost
year has been delivering a series of
phrenological lectures at Newport.
J R Whitney, XSeorge Morehouse and
C ll Winn have returned from their
Breitenbush claims, and report having
captured a deer.
DrG W Gray and wife returned this
morning from atrip to Tolman springs,
in Jackson county. The in is much im
proved in health.
N. B. and H. B. Sprenger have returned
from a trip to the Alsea, where they lived
tor several days on Hie top shelf on venlsoii
and salmon.
The Seattle Telegram mentions a ten
days' yacht crui on the Sound given
by the wealthy Mr J M Coleman. Among
the guests were Miss Addie George, of
Albany, and Miss Julia Chamberlain,
formerly ot Salem. Miss George re
turned home Inst evening.
R C Callaghan, of St Louis, Mo , a
commercial traveler, had his left leg
broken nt the ankle joint Saturday after
noon. H was driving a horse jutt be
yond the University when it got fright
ened and ran away, Mr Callaghan lump
ing out with the above result. I-.ugene
Guard.
Mrs I .aura Kincaid left here last Tues
day tor Spokane Falls to accept a position
in the Conservatory ot Music now being
started in that city. She ieceivei$75
per month salary for teaching nine pu
pils, and is promised enough more pupils
to
make it $150 per month. Kugene
Journal.
Mr C II Schmidt has not been in Rose-
burg, as stated in the Democrat a few
days ago, but has been in Portland since
he left Albany. Mr Schmidt ! engaged
as expert of a large firm handling all
modern dairy machinery, cream separa
tors, etc., and is now in the city with
is wife.
WXI'NEMDAr.
Dr K L Irvine is reported to be im
proving rapidly.
Hainan and Lee Shelton. of Jordan.
were in the city today.
Geo H Keeney will leave next week
for Idaho Springs, Col.
Mr and Mrs W It Raymond moved to
Portland today, where they will reside
hereafter.
Dr W II Davis will soon move into the
Dr Msston house Immediately opposite the
dkmockat otiice.
Mai Johnson has moved wilh his fam
ily to Albany to spend the winter in or-
er to send one of his eons to college.
Honjeff Mevers leaves tonight for Cen
tral Point, where he w ill attend the fair.
and near which he has some property
interests.
f !sa T MPinila IT a rAtarol 1 fA k 1 lis -? 1st
tna suuv)iia ssivn viij vS ill tntt j ttj
here to see the exposition and visit her
friend. Mrs C E Webster, at Glencoe.
Oregonian. '
Hon J II Peery. of Dotyviile. was in
the city today, lie reports most o! his
neighbors having sold their wheat when
at the highest notches.
Rev E R Prlchard and children, of Al
bany, came over to our city on Monday
na returned on Tuesday. Mrs rortmlller
snd Iamily, of Albany, Sre visiting at the
rresuyterian parsonage. (jorvauis limes.
r II D'Arcy. of Salem, and Judge Kel-
say, of Corvallis, were in the city today
on their way 'home from Eugene, where
they Had been taking testimony la the
case between the heirs in the I R Moore's
estate. . .
Wc are sorry to hear that Mr Fred Wil
son, who left this city a few days ago to
matriculate In John Hopkln s university In
Baltimoie, Md.. was taken very sick en
route, and stopped at Chicago at the resi
dence 01 Ms aunt lor medical treatment.
The Dallas T. M. Mr Wilson Is the son
of a well known pioneer lady of Albany
Mr M II Merrill, special agent and ad
juster of the Oakland Home Insurance
Co., has been in the city. He recently
came from The Dalles, where the com
pany's losses amounting to $15,000 were
adjusted and paid in full. Mr Julius
Gradwohl is local agent of this solid
company, which does a large and square
uuninesB
Last Saturday evening at the home of
Mr and Mrs G B Haight.on Third street.
was seen a throng of little ladies invited
there by Miss Oda to help her enjoy her
tenth birthday. A lunch of cake, ice
cream, candies, nuts, fruits, etc., was
served, of which all seemed to enjoy.
Play and games were enjoyed by all.each
gueat not forgetting to bring some little.
toxen 01 inendship. The following are
a part of those present : Oka Price.Lot
tie Ketchum, Ora Dubruille, Ora Hark
ness, Delia Gilbert, Ruth Flinu, Erma
and vera Carter. Loma and Vesta Hen
ton, Daiey HendricBon. Clara Brownell
Nellie and Grace Slewart.Minnie Merrill,
juatue ueamand JMsie Garrett.
LAEQEST -:- ASSOBTMEHT
. OF
HEATING STOVES.
AT
MATTHEWS & WASHBUEH'S
Cheapest. For the next 30 days A.
rfoward & Son will saw wood, cut twice
or 40 cent percord, , v
Cotton goods hav not been a cheap sine
tbe war s they ar now. Call and see what
bargain Tf F Read haa.
comm rBot'kKDiftca.
Tuesday evening Sept. 21.
PresentMayor, Recorder, Chief of
roiiee, tftrcct commissioner, Treasurer,
v.ny Attorney, and uounciinion French.
Hawkins, Tabter, Bttrkhurt, Alton and
uarrcu.
The following hills wcr ordered Paid
J A MeFeron, $4.25 ; Frank Pttrdoin
$n."o ; Matthews A Washburn. $3.70;
y riieips,4.(Vv); Santiiun Lumbering Co
Srt 5R? I,.l,n fl.,1,..i A II I .... i -
R M Wade A Co. 7.V-; W It llnrr. Sfiu.ftn '
j n votnus, Lou) Al cowan, $.'H,:i2; N
J HAnln SMI lll . 1..1 I. 111.. Sit lli . T..I
junes, fv; a w lucuiatn, full.
Coimullteo rettorted In favor of sld.v
walk on Mnlnn slriint. t'!ri.l In M.,n,..,.l
when the Street Commissioner reported
s nuciuiy num.
Mrs Marv Sultmarsli nml Kll.i Xf.-Iim,
aid were allowed reduction mi nHiniiiiiitnt.
nsxeu.
l T .......
The City Surveyor renorted nn Imvlnu
made a survey for a new street from Kirt.
street north along extension of Culatimilis
. ... 1 1 . ... ... ......
true to city mints, wruered Hied.
A Week's leave of nhsenen was sfrsnls.l
marsnai iiouuian, in begin on Saturday
llie t ity Treasurer renortml tha mum.
ng ot bids (or the sulu of thn
fo.,w" 01 1110 eny a nomi, and that the
A"!1! AjU .1 . . ' ... . .
sumo were sold to 1 Steiuhart, of Snn
Francisco, nt par at 0 per cent.
Till City Treasurer rerlorle.1 thn
of a communication from 1 Stolnliart re
scinding his bid nit bonds, and an agree
ment between the Treasurer and Stein
hurt to that effect was rend. The
given being tlmttho ordinance was not a
egai one.
A resolution was oflered and passed
annulling all previous action In reference
to bids on eily bonds.
Petition ofPjLaimrt and ors asked
that sewer system 1m extended across
Maine street through block 6. Referred.
Petition of V C Tweidale and ors
asked for 'a sew ef through block Ml and
httteral sewer aeross street. Referred.
Ordinance 230 providing for certain
latteral sewers was read.
Ordinance bill 231 providing for the
extension of Calapooia street was read
three times and passed.
Ordinance bill 232 authorising isMuing
of bonds for sewers and bridge, was read
three times and passed. This was to
provide for an ordinance satisfactory to I
Steinhart so that loan can be made.
Resolution providing for the Issuicg of
warrant for the collection of lien levied
for Uin building ot new sidewalks was
read and passed.
License to sell liquor was grunted A W
Carey.
The following bids were opened tor
building latteral sewers across Madison
strer-t : Hayne A Ituck.VI cents per foot.
Jos Kitchen, m cents per foot. Contract
let to Havnn A Huck, work to be done by
Jan. 1st, bonds to te double amount.
Adjourned until tonight.
as iwrosxTAAT stir.
Saturday evening a complaint wa filed
In the Clerk's office, the parlies being the
State of Oregon, ct tel. of Geo G. Bing
ham as Dlst. Att'y t l tho Third Judicial
Dlotrlc of the State of Oregon, vs. T he
'Vr.lamette Valley and Coast Railroad
Company. The complaint atlegea sub
stantially that the company has vMated
the law Incorporating It In ilds thai It did
before one-half of the capital stock wa
subscribed undertake to elect director.
That uld corpora Ion have front time to
time unlawfully elected a director per
sons who were not stockholder and w.-re
not resident of the State, and that such
person are now and for a long time past
have been serving a director without
having been duty or otherwise qualified.
Tint contrary to law share of slock are
fraudulently placed on the book of the J
comparr In the name ot sundry person 1
without their consent or know ledge and
without consideration, In order that such
person may be elected directors. That
the stockholder have f!!d to pay their
stock, that the company ha failed to keep
a correct ur any proper record t.f their
proceeding or any stock hook. That It
ha failed to rtotd annual elections of di
rectors and stated meeting for the tran
saction of business. That It fli to keep
a proper c 1 any tock book In such man
ner In show Intelligibly the olglnl
stockholder, thrtr respective shares, the
amount pald,and the ar.iouni due thereon,
llh all transfers thereof. That It wholly
fahed and neglected to elect director or
to commence ihe business for which it
was formed within one yesrfrom the lime
of filing the article of Incorporation. That
the company have large property Interest
In the county ot Linn, snd state of Oregon,
wherefore the plaintiff, the state of Ore
gon, pi ays tha' the charier of the dcfet.d
ant be avoided and annulled and that a
receiver be appointed to take charge of,
hold and manage (he property of the de
fendant, ihe rsilresd company, during the
pendency of this action and tor such other
order a 10 the court seems proper an J for
costn and disbursement. 1
CAL STATU Silt.
W J P,urns,trustee ot 1) Scotl.sr, to
D Scott, 30.00 acres in tp, S
it 2 1 : $
Wm Skstlton et ux to J H Wheeler
et nM'.-J acres in tp I t, S R 1 w
Nancy J Anderson to S II Moses,
lots 8,0,10, bl S.Ii's A, Tangent.
M M Waters and bus to G W Dow.
1G0.75 acres sees 24, 25,tp 12, S
INw
1
3500
300
2.100
2800
500
Kli. seeO.tn 12.S 113 w
8 P Uarger toj K Mollarguo et al,
parcel in N Brownsville
J S Hansard to R K Hansard, par
cels in N Brownsville
A Gross et ux to J L Hansard, par
cel in N Brownsville
F M Smith et al school directors to
M M Morris, parcel in sec 13,
tnll,8R2 w
K I) Turner et al to Carter Sharp,
1.1. 1 O 1.1 O T.hn.Ml
500
423
45
475
1100
aw
lUbB) A, , ll Ai, ifllllib.
A J Carothers to Ash by Pearce.lots
and Marcels in Albany
T L Wallace et nx to A J Carothers
lots 1,2, bll3, W'sRA
15 R Morelock et ox to G W Cox,
lots 1,2, bl 10,and lot 2, bl 17,
N Browngviilo.
GOO
25
II Bryant ctux to FG HurUmrt,
545 acres in tp 13.8 R 2 w. ..
Albarry Cem Ass'n to G W Dodder,
lot 3b0, bl 77, in Albany cem. .
State to 11 1 Hand, 107.08 acres in
133
sec 2,tp 13, 8 11 2 w
II Wiseman to J II Crooks, lots 2,
3. . bl 4. G's A.Crawfordsville
133
COO
1150
000
B F Sanders et ux to J C Cawood,
100 acres sec tup 13,S lilt...
N B Fry et ux to J 0 Cawood, 111
acres in tp 13, ill t;
S S Train to J3 L Archer, 8 S w
H, sec 28, tpO.SRlw
GW (ohnson etux to J T Whit
800
ney, 213.B acres.tp 10, Blllf
4000
Geo W Johnson etel to Louise C
Whitney, 125.75 acres in tp 10
8 R 1 w
3125
U 8 to Joseph Boyce. 320 acres in
tplOSRlw Patent
Peter LaFrancis etux to A Ralston
2 acres in sec 20 tp 13 8 R 1 e
60
R A Stafford etux to Win J5aB8Ctt,
parcel in llalsey
200
John R Pearl to Wm BasBett,48.67
acres tp 14 b U 4 w
II V Foreman etux to Nora D and
2725
6000
H D Pratt, 160 acres in tp 14 8
R3w.
O & 0 It B to Santiam Lutn. Co., .
40 acres in sec 31 tp 9 8 R 3 e. ;
W F Spurlin etux to N D and D 8 ,
Pratt, parrel in sec 16 tp 14 8
R3 w
; 100
Total sales.;..
Total for year ,
.... $37,805
,..1730,821
Entitle! to the Beat,
All ire entitled to the best that their
oney will buy, ao every family ahould
ave, at onee, a brittle of tbe beat fajiily
remedy, Syrup of Figs, t- clean tho sys
tem when costive or bilious. Fcr sal in
60s aDd $1.00 bottle by leading all drag,
gist." - - ,
HARMED.
HOW ARD SMITH. Wednesday,-
Sept 33. 1801. at the Manse of the Presby
terian church, by Kev ER Prlchard, Mr
A J Howard, of Portlpm', and Miss Ada
Smith, ot Lebanon. Mr and Mrs Howard
left on the noon train for Portland, which
they will make their future home. ,
' ' T1KC1ST.
September 22nd, 1801.
Our Tantrent nubllo school is tinde
nrnirreaa with Prof Mitchell as prlncistit
The scholars speak well for their new
teacher.
Mr P W Ryan and family have moved
out of the town and Mrs M J Churchill
will oooupy MrRyan's house.
Mr Wm-ren Hutbort has Sold his troi
ertv to David Brewer. Mr Hu bert has
moved wi'li his family to roriiuuu to re
side in tho future.
Mr Carter Sham ll.a bought Mr I)
Turner's nrrmertv. and Mr Turner Is
moving to Umatilla county to reside.
Mr Andrews and wile, of Oakland.
Cal.. relatives of MrsJJ Beard, have
come to stay perhaps all winter. -.
Farmers are most all through hauling
their wheBt and are getting ready to sow
their fall wheat.
Miss Bessie. Hottlemlre has gone to Ba-
lem, w here she will attend the Vnlver-
ty.
v notice the iitn'lior face of Mr Ar
thur Heard, of Cheney. Wash. He is
hero on business pertaining to the estate
of Mrs Rebecca Verm n.
Mrl W Newcomb's family are now en
tirely well.
Mr John Ballard snd wife have just
returned from a week's visit in iientoii
county.
Died Alfred LeRov Heel died at his
home In Tangent, on Wednesday, Sept,
Kith, aged ifyrarsi mouths nnd 4 days.
lis has been sick all summer. Ills par
enta are iHitu dead, lianas iieen sorely
amicted for years wnn scroiuia, and now
ne lias gone home wnn angcis above.
He was liked by all his schoolmates. He
was born in Lebanon April 12. 1SK0, and
has resided with his grandparents. Mr
and Mr Mills, since 0 months old. lie
was a bright boy who will be greatly
missed.
A muut rmm turn.
SHALL WR nrtivs SLOW lUIISOH
run our
MRKAKMsr TANLK?
A'mm mm tmmomlm Isj r t4.
A nuisance that troubled England fifty
years ago Is now rsnldly spreading In this
country, that is put.ing Alum In the bread
we eat. This question I causing a great
deal of discussion at the present moment,
as It Is revealed that alum Is being used
as a substitute for cream of tartar In bak
ing powders. A story I. told - that a very
large percentage ot the baking powders
told on the market contain either slum or
ammonia, snd many ot them con'aln both
these pernicloui drug. Mucn umeiy
alarm Ii felt at the wholesale use of alum
n bread, biscuit and patry. 10 young
hlldren, growing girls, persons of weakly
frame, slum bread eaten morning, noon
and evening Is the most Sarmful. It I
Ihe a-nall quantities taken at every meat
that do the mischief. Alum I chcap.cunt-
Ingbutlwo or three cel a pound, while
cream of tartar cots 30c, and the high
price f cream ot tariar ha led cheap
baking powder to be made of alum. If ihe
reader want to know something til the
corrosive qualities of alum let him touch
a piece to hi tongue then inflect bow it
acts on the lender dellca'e cat ot ine
stomach.
Follow! ig It a llt compiled by the
Scientific American, of the alum and am.
monla baking powder that have alreai'y
been tested.
AtLARTic it racttn:
ruoa'a ravoRrta
Hows.
t'RVSlAL
PAIV.
DAVIS O. E.
HBV ESST.
asm.
aaVAL
SI-loTO.
silver sroo
SILVER STAR.
NMowuRirr
MIVSBSIOK.
STAR. .
STATS. "
rAJAltt.
si-srtowta.
WASMUvVniN.
WIMtxMrR.
ittrr s orai'R.
CRYSTAL.
CLORR. " ,
KEN TOR.
rARSUR's.
rERrEc-rio.
rSSRLM.
riarry.
There are, In addition ta the foregoir.g
list Irom the hclenilftc American, a num.
ber of auch powders so'd In the western
that were not found In the eastern store.
Following I the list to date:
C ALU MKT C.nUinsAom
(Calumet Hakirg Powder Co , Cbicig...)
FUllKST CITY.. Coot. in Ammonia Alum
(VonwU llina., Cleveland.)
CII ICAfiO V E AMT.ConUlns Ammuuli Alum
(ChspmaoA Smttli Cc,'bicgn.)
BON HON CmUlos Alain
HOTF.L Cor. lain Ammonia Alum
(J C tirnt licking Powder Co. ,CIicgn.
UN RI V A LED Contain Atom
(Mpragaw.WsrBr& Giiswpld'Chioago.)
ONESPOON.TAYLOIfS. . Ammonia Alum
(Taylor Mfg. Co..Ht Loul-.)
YARN ALL'S CorUiob Alow
(YsmsllMfg Co., StUxU )
8AW'HSNOWlUFK....ConUioa A!om
(MarehaaU Mfg. Association, St Louis )
DODiWN it 1I1LS Cootsto. Aloro
(DodsoaAt lids, St Uow.)
SHKi'AKDS Cootsins Am moo a Alum
(Wm II Shepard. 8t Ltwis.)
PAIN'S Contains Alum
(M.vrr-IUm Ufa. Co.. St Ixiuis 1
MONAHCH Coouins Ammonia Alum
(rUid.MoHocb Co.. Chio.co.)
SNOW BALL Contains Alain
(Hangsll Coffes k SldoS Mids. Cliego.)
OIANT CooUius Alum
MILK Contains Atom
W KMoUtiBhlio& Co. Cbiesgc.)
ECHO ConUlos Alum
Mi eooei Bloing I'aihlls Cr.ChicsKa)
KALBKKIX'8 PURITY.. . Containa Atom
(Kalhtell Mfg Co.. Chieaao. )
RISING bUN ..ConUina Ammonia
(Phooiiii Cbsoiio! Works.wbioago.)
WHITE ROSE. . . Contain- A mmoma Alnm
mioU Coum & Spioa Mill. Minnrspt li. )
WOOD S ACME Containa Ammooia
(Tho Wood k Co, Philadelphia.)
ANDREWS' PEARL... Contains Ammonia
(CE Andrew. it Co .Milwaukee )
II ARKI&S' FAVORITE... Contains Alum
(11 II Harries. Miansapolir.)
FIDELITY Containa Alum
SOLAK Containi Alum
(Sherman Broa., Chiosga )
PUTNAM'S BEST Contain Alum
(Well Potnam & Co., Chios 8o.)
CHINA "T" HOUSE Contains Alnm
(Noah McDowell. St Paol.MioP.)
TWIN CITY Containa AlunRi
(J K Kerouson. Minneapolis, Minn 1
II ERCULE3. Contains Ammonia
(Hercules Baking Powder Co,4an Frsueiaoo )
CLIMAX Contains Amnionu.,
(Climax Ilaking fowder to., iDdianspnlis.)
CONDEMNED,
Ammonia Baking
Bills have beert introduced in' the New York, Illinois
and Minnesota Legislatures compelling the manufacturer
of Buch baking powders to brand on'the label in bold typd,
this powder "Contains ammonia." Physicians and chem
ists condemn the. use of ammonia in baking powders as a
crime. Its constant uso no matter how small the quantity
deranges the stomach, neutralizing the gastric juice and
destroying tho complexion. - It is the small quantities taken
every meal that do the mischief. . "
It is gratifying to know there are pure baking powders
to be had on the market and at no greater cost to the
consumer, than somo of these so-called "absolutely pure"
ammonia powders. - ;
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder, the standard pure
cream of tartar powder for forty years, ' Free from the taint
of either ammonia or alum. None so pure None so whole
some.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is re
ported by all authorities as free from Ammonia,
Alum, or any other adulterant. In fact, the
purity of this ideal powder has never been questioned.
rJwrt of n fa Ukrtalag Powers tT. fi. Gorl Report, Aug.
BSOlJUTELsY FITRE
UHM AND AIIJS)AB
r . MONDAY, .
A large Una of clnaant gold wfohs In
tasty new trays at Will a Siatk s .
C O Lsa will open his 00 Too hours tonebt .
It will be io charge of s 00m paten man.
Last Saturday, at Ind psndenoa. lows.
Allsrtnn trot'ed a mile la liPUV. I rcsHng
.1 I 1 ' . . 1 1 ! .
su wurin iiiiob rsooiu.
5turdav tha Salem ware duhtd by
th Htaver k Wslkr, hat ysstorday they
defeated ths fortlaiid ulub 3 so 2.
Yst.-irlf at his hums in this city Mr C
K WolvertoR fell from diaxintse. esming ttis
loss of a tixi h and ottttina on of his lips
ooiisi(Url.!v.
Thsfour year old ann of Ilsiuy I! iy ws
ronnvnrliv a wgnli lndnl with wheat, on
Saturday, and it wa denbtvd if t lis child
000 Id live.
A fright Mr lsbnld I.ouisina WesUrn
R U waa idtrokl in this city today. A
long waya from horns, but showing hosr
freight oars gut scatter!.
A foot raos wss ran at Sah m Sli ily I e-
tween Beth waits, of Iulnrnriur. kU
Cameron, of C.irvllis, f.r 12 1O, to f.irmsr
winning, mneb toth gitsf of Cuivallls mso.
Sstarday th Yonng Willamsttes dfatd
thsTaogent Javsnihs by a aeors of 30 to 28.
Tbi wa the Albany club' stoond victory
over tha Tasgsnts, hviog defeated tbsm a
wsmk previous 1U to 14.
Cbarliss Kelly, a 13 ya- old Uy. waa iu-
sUi.tly killed nsarOragon City Satnrdsy,
1 b load wsut iota bis frhd, blowing
th ton of his hsad off. Just bow tha acci
dent happened is not known.
Sevtral of onr citlssn wsut to tbe Port'
lend e i position today. Tioket are sold only
on Mondaya, Wednesdays and Friday. On
0000 n 1 1 1 the larg number whoaltoui the
fair tha Dsstx RAT will not attempt to keep
trck of tbsm.
TI'SMPAT.
Work I now being poshed on th Maid
and lasdison at reel sewers.
Yesterday at Ittdrporleno.Iwa.Allcrton
trot to J another ml! in 2;0"L
Tbe loss It th Willametts college build.
log tire ha been adjusted at f5707.C3.
At Peoria, IiL yesUrdsy Zimnierois-
rod a bicycle Bv mile In 12:53 4 5, break
ing tbe rcurd.
It waa only a dog.tnt it bad many friebd.
the little white lap dog belongine to 8trl
t;omu'sioor Anderson. 1 1 died y estsrds y
Th stuck in th ilarrisbarc ditch eom-
poy haa.nesrly all been ttttond tbe ditch
ill andoabtaaly be boilt. It will b a
paying in seel men! for that eity. j
Th Albany hose team will laev for Vio-
toria neat Jslordy morning. It is a good
team and it will lake rust Hog to beat it. A
good sued pars has been reused to pay their
eipeosos.
Recently while !I In Astoria wa In.
ing prsdm m i.f the dirt waa panowd not,
shwif jH.iae to -I clr in gold. - There 1
irfoiwUe big a mine there as in t) Cor.
.1 is w n.
WRPSEMPAV.
',"ity C'juuoil tonight. !
lf yon wsota ttio diamond rlug ton can
gt II at K M French's.
While working on th carriage factory at
Corvallis yesterday Joseph Emetiek waa
struck by a Urgs failing timbr,rreiviig in
jitrie bich may pros fatal.
a run TAVKSIET.
8irs:I wish to ask spsce In your col
umns to reply to the cowardly attack made
on mt by some 01 the papers during my
recent absence from this city. In view of
certain social snd professional jealousies
well known to exist In Albany, It I not
surprising thst sn attempt hou'd be made
to throw a blight or. my reputation, nor I
It surprising that ihe vile Sunday paper
published In Portland should print any.
thing sent to It. But It does seem unac
countable that Ihe proprietors of a paper
published right her at home In Albany
houid countenance anu give circulation
In their paper, with no other authority.
such serious chargea against all that a
woman hold dearest In life her characW
er, her virtue.
As to the relations existing between
myself and husband ItUi'otody business,
suffice Ii la say that towards me he has
eves been kind, Indulgent, honorable; but
1 do most emphatically deny the truth of
any and all charges made, involving my
virtu. Such charges are positively anil
absolutely false.
Women are constituted differently, and
It has al a ay from childhood up been a
trait ot character, perhaps a fault, with me
lo talk and act In a light and joyous man
ner, sometimes perhaps approaching flip
pancy, which falla lo atrlke a responsive
chord In som;body's nsture, and they Im
mediately let their fertile linaglna'lons
become Impressed with the idea ti at I do
not show that adateness which they think
so becoming to a married lady. It is an
esy matter to draw lesaona from the past;
It is sn easy matter to say thit women
should so dve that circumstances appar
ently compromising their good name
, cou.d not arise; but truth and juetlce will
yet aee me righted in the rrlnds of all fair,
minded people. Minnie II. Ellis.
Bargains io ohoice groosries asa alway
s sceo'd of Allen Bros,. Flinu Kleok.
Do not hav your boots snd shoe 00 til
you th piano at Klein Bros, and aa wall
bsv saniinea tneir large atoua 01 gooas.
sm now receiving
Isily choio early
(Vawford peaohes ff.Mi Aih'aor
I , hue flayo
Bi g;gfc Liv4 orlars at C E
Brownel.'
a.nSsMsasdSfsesnSBRawjsBBSBaBBRS
Powder Must Go.
17, 1
VtKAtllt'K KKPORT.
Okkgom Wkahik Buseao. Cextmal
orricB, PoKTLAixn, Oreuon. Crop.
vVkatiikm IJui.r.STiN No. a8, vo. the
yvkkk tKWNO HATCHWAY, 8Er-T. JO,
1891.
In western Oregon ihe temperature has
oeen lower than ihe prereecllng week.
Ihe wcaihT has been cloudy or partly
cloudy, wilh rain If latter psrt of the
week. An earthquake was felt especially
In the Willamette valley about o o'clock
on tne evening 01 the lOtli. ,
nop plcklnir Is nearly overs the hop
crop will amount to about two thirds of a
crop, the l e and mould destroying the
I'lncnuiru. corn ii Jackson and lose
phlne counlle i being cwt the yield Is
argcr man 101 many vrars orspes in
Ihe south, rn countli are ripening and
wine masinj; ww u-glil Within S few
weeks, Thrvshlnz I cenerally over. es-
cept an ocratlonai small slack In a few
locallilc. Report continue lo Indicate
that the fririr are all pleased with Ihe
product (retired. IVache. prsr. spples
and melon are vrrv idcnilf ul 1 he orune
crop ha i een fully an average snd the
drying of thctn conttnur. Home plowing
has commenced.
In easlirn Oiecon cordrr reather haa
prevailed, with lllfht winds anrl rtn.i.l.
On the more elevated portions light frosts
have occurred.
Wheat, oat, barley and rve have all
been cut and lhre"hlnir Is Ia nroirres rs-
pcclally In the countle east and south of
the liluc mountain. The yield of cereal
Is unusually large In a'l interior counties.
B. S Paoue.
Ohscrvcr, U H. Signal Service
. - ... a .
tBOWNktlLLE.
Hept. 21, 1891.
John Johhaii'M team, while lx-inir driv
en by Mr It's little mm, ran away throw
ing me ciiim out, breaking his leg and
arm. At last accounts the bov wa do
ing well.
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Jos.
Hawyerdicd hero bat Friday morning
II J C Avcrill and C K llockwell are
still quite sick. Mr Averill was K2 years
and 2 months old yesterday. His ex
reme age makes agaimt hia recovery.
There is at this tint' five new houses
building in the Oalbrailh addition. The
parties are John Chance, J M Waters,
Henry Myers, Mr Kaizer and Mr Kccle
son. Tha K W M Co.. of this place carried
off the blue ribbon last week at the state
fair for the best woolen fabrics.
The H'.yal saloon has Isten removed to
the building owned by Mr Hansard, and
Mr Al Uoluu will open another saloon in
the building vacated by the Royal. Thug
P.rownsville people tan quench their
thirst.
K N Thompson is raising his store out
of the tnud. A nmch needed Improve
ment, one which others follow.
Rev. Ijtmar, of libation, preached
Jiere on Sunday last.
WANTED Girl to do general bou.
work in Iamily of two. No child
reu. Call al rilleii(v at northwest
corner l.yon street and Hantlaan canal.
TWTANTED, fe'uror five acres of Rood
If garuVn laml, near Albany.to ran.
Apply 10 p,tor Downs
at Charles M,
Ilurkhart's.
I.OR TRa t roperty in a good town,
where there la plenty of work, for
Albany nroitftrtv. Call al IlKwnr-BAT
office t r particulars.
r ANTED liy the undrsla;ned. t
TV eords nf maple chair timber. Csll
at our sLcpiir-ar Karmrs Warehouss.
Albany, Drsxon. R. VEAL A SON.
IOUND.-In the street In front of t'ja
Dbmocs at ofttno. a bay a eoei. tn food
conflilon. Call aod get II, .
ASSESSOR'S NOTICE.'
TOTICe IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
l the hoard ortqualisitlon will atund
at tha efflae ot fte county elerk of Llna
county, Oregon, on Moaday, tbe J8th day
01 Bcpismusr, a it leu;, ann pjuiisiv
examine theaaesmsnt rolls and orrect
all errors In valuation, description or
qnalltlea of land, l-U or other property.
8ept7tt, i8i. 11 8 Williams.
Assessor.
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
fllHERK . HAS BEEN TWO HUN
I dred and sevsnty eight of 3 ou gao
tlemen In our establishment saving that
you were going- to crder fenee from us
this fall and winter. Each 01 you require
from 20 rods to 2'- nilat. lis you no
oe tba. It wilt reiiir some time to
snsnufacturs that auiouot of fence? We
would sugaeat that more of yea erder
NOW, thereby giving ui time 10 sooome
date yon all.
aLBaSY FBSCR WORK".
SALE OF BLOODID STOCK.
Tro EXTRA FIXE Fl'LL BLOOD CLTDES
oala bay siallisas, S and jrr old, ldf baad
lilh, walgh nsurly lt Ibaaach; au uowsliow t bss
tor lot ut Snvtt co'U tbaa any bvrss that has csr
taad lu In eovnljr. Alsa on ui ol matebvd
bay t'ld snare, blood. 16 hands, waiirh tnarV
lf00 lb th ; AJu ob bay 4-rarold Clyda ssara,
list hinds s on ian ot t-year old matehd bay Olyd
BlPea, I bloods, and two yarUi( blood. Th
wlU b sold In Kurono t ths hlthast bidder on ths
17th day ol October. 1X91. at 1 o'clock p u. Tb
mares am well broke, true and bind. Tanas A eredit
of 10 months, wilh tbe eieep'ion ol one kor ; nets
with appraved aeeui 1 .v at 10-asr esrt por snniira.
UKOHUE I1EISUAW,
Albany -:- Nurseries.
Wtars cffciluf to planter ths flneat 11 ef trait
trees, in all doslrahl tsrlsslts, la
. 9 the stale.
Oj hundred aud Ohjr thousand tiss lor this sea
son' trad.
IMSPlCTIOJt I5T1TKD.
aod
SATISFACTION SUARAKTBED.
SSTSend for catalnirue or tall on us at th eld
Clin homestead, n-b!f mil sothwwt ot Attwsjr.
1IYMAN & BROWNELL.
Q,irT bbuci 8T011B,
Pfeiffsr Bleek,
; Alsaiy
Stanaidl Cusick
sntiwrRs
Draffs, Uedletnes, Okeswieals, sFaat?
and Toilet ArMe)es,ttenieslBrslie.
rsrfswsawsr, slehesl IkBoewe, and
ArtJsta' SoweMsa.
rk ledsUSB' preseripMeas 0sn
tally .istesites.
IKflURiVCIL Vorieela hsseby giytw
that Mr. v. B: BnsU la She sw9al
agent of tse Farm a r ft Merdhenai Is.
snranee Co of Albany; for Albany snd
vicinity, and he lstLs oalyoneauvhorlasd
3 do Isaslness In kbts vin!t- mm uto.
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Then you haren't time
a.sortiong, eo won't try to
Want You to Know That:
lyp WA MT ou or regular astomer at our store
If i- IfHH I from thig on . . .
VE WANT reful Wor to examine our stock and
WE WANT Thoe who
WF WflfJT You iee our "taples and novelt-'cg for
If I- if fill I main nrirl bnya
VE WANT l$ZtT""'tw", you wi" lc
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WE WANT You to Iav
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WE WANT T 8hW 70U the larSd8t et0fk of Mollis in
1 tiab Valley , lit
The Leading Clothier .and Merchant Tailor.
OfiD -:- RELIABLE
GROCERY STORE
O. 33. BHCWNEHli.
LARGEST STOCK
Prorlsloas, Hams, Baeon,
Pototoca, Comb tlwaey.
Pickles, Tlnegar, Apples
Cheese, Frtitt Jars, Etc.
bzis7 rxraEcziavrz'Xtx:
llonest Weightg, :
: Full Measure.
SAIA AXB 8B UK.
CE. BllOWNELL.
ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR!
Where te get the Best Bargaint,
"Where to get the Best Yalue for Tour Money,
- ; '
Clothing, Dry Goods, Etc.,
.! they will Answer with One Voiee, at
GT G W. SIMPSON'S
FALL HHP WINTER CLOT
We Shine ly
After you have Been our fall and winter stock of elothiu
and furnishing goods, you will say that it shines like
a star ir. the Heaven, far above any other line in
the Willamette Valley.
Hundred., of At Tilth novrltltM In suits and trAusrs that are
PERFECTION Dl JIT ui HClfflT I QUALITY !
A wonderlul line of the best, the largest, the tnott reliable, and the most popular-priced
line of clothing ever before shown In this part of the country. A
line of Albany Woolen Mill gooda. A fine line of Overcoats, wade of Chev iots,
.Clay Worsted, Kbrskys, Faiaaaa and Cimcmilla
Boys' School Suits ! Buys' School Suits ! !
' Cb, mothers, tf you'll only call and Inspect these beautiful garments e are
sure you will be delighted with the large assortment In such nice suits at
reasonable prt:es.
Remember, gentlemen, we have the largest and finest
line of men's shoes in the tity. Our fine line is made by
T. I'. WALLACE & CO..
UtidUJilg WUUU01I
ALBANY,
F. Lu. KENTON,
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Choice Teas, Coffees, Spices,
: ; E X T R
And general
Near the Post Office,
to rad a lot of boastful
impose on you, but . . . .
dr,, weU 10 ca"
,Wnlion Tailoring
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jGar or3,r for a suit r
-aVTr
LOWEST PRICES.
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Tea. Coffee, Spices. Extract,
Bytter, Egg. Canned Goods,
Fruits, Queenaware, Glass
ware, Etc., Btc.
Comparison.
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taW man Jk l 111 B
mm
..:tv Strahan Block, OREGOK ?
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assortanent of , ,
: Albany, Oregor