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Newspaper Page Text9 o vning Jl nil jj nM O. A C. IS . K. US UK TABLE. north i;orxD. I I ' ri'-M ts Arrive i:i. u.jr. j (;-i;i ;un. . :t En'.a'Mu t.x i 1 1:15 am i i :;r: Kif!-.-!it I ! 7:1": i In aw pin o.l-.l.n SOITII DOUNi'. Arrives Dej-art: Arrive C.i'-.i c l'.UUCHi: I'r ""lit :;-! .;,.! ; livid .Cll'..- 'Oil! r""ni 1 " liic .-aiuu t J!.k;:nox i:r;.vxcn. Kim AP-a'y Departs ! Arrives. N" i i V2.5ft M ;. Jta.ioti at l,:i i;i m No I- ; S.p m ,'il i m Lih'n , i I"- 5.00 h m Allyny at :Ah a m No II 'riQOjp ni 2.45 r. m oil':,. UN' PACIFIC TIMETABLE. Arrives L'epaUs . 11.1. '.111'! '.'"I I) 111 5.'25uilG.0a m IVtsMisrer Freblic JOTTIX.S AHOl'T 10V. (Jen. Harris is h ing ill at hi? lioire in this city. Oregon grapes at Hyde's mp-ket t To cents per busht-1. AM the latest novelties in in"1' ''oery at Ida M. P.iash's. Don't procastinate, get an acci dent policy in the Travelers Fred Mueller is very ill at his residence on Ellsworth street. "ini: fine side licon received ye : ill.: at YVV'l; -t; i; '1 llCUl pSOIlY A l-;.rrel of extra clear pk-k' I pt rk u i ci ft - 1 ;t YV.-'lace A 1 ht . Upson's Ti e hst qnahty of cider vine;, r at 1". L. Kenton s, 'S cents r ga' loll. Grand opening in millinerv next Thursdav and Fridav nt Ida M r.rush's." M a :iv people from this city are attending the mechanics fair in Po. i land. Call at Wallace ifc Thompson's and ''Naminc that decorateu Japanese ware. It is elegant. Rev. J. Braun will hold Germ; 1 1 sen u ( 3 in tne college chapel at 11 a. m. on Sun'- .y. P.arkbait ec Royce, job printer Over the First National bank, Al banv Oregon. Hon. Charles Miller, of Jeffer son, was in the city yesterday look ing after business matters. Jonn W. Scbmeer, s n of John P. Sehmeer. of this city, who has 'been ";te ill at Grants" Pass, is n om-u better. l" Stnr of the Kit 'hen soap Lps no (Superior as a scourng soap. It is jrirst class ami gives entire sa't'sfac tion. For sale by F. L. Kenton. Received at the Willamette J'ack jng Co'upnny's store a frrsh lot of lemon and ginger snaps, soda, monitor and picnic crackers, East em hams, bacon, etc. f Orto Sallinger has rented the building adjoinir the Postal Tele graph n';;ce, forn ."ly i. -cupied by .). .v . 1 -ntlev, id has t pened a t igf. . tobacco and tobacco store miiriox is prevalent amenirthe Ititlinvi.-. in British Columbia, across :the line, and tbe people on tbe (American side demand that extra nre'-ai-'-'ons be taken to prevent its spreat j If vou want a ce.in and line smoke ask for J. Joseph's home uui-e white labor cirars. For sale by tiKt cigar ! .lers and at J. Joseph's factory-. Currar. c'i Montelth sold yr-ster-sday to K. J. Perkins, of Keddins, "ai.. -7- 10i of an acre adjoining Tin kb-man's third addition to Al bany, owned by A. Hackleman; consideration $800. I The seven-i-ear-old son of E. B. 'rurdom explored tbe roof of the house and tried the hardness of the tu .ewalk trom the roof altitude, re :bd.ingina cracked bone in his arm. Dr. Wallace attended to the injured limb. In buying spectacles be sure you always have your eyes properly iittei. F. M. French has one of the finest eye meters manufactured. Each eye tested separately. Call jand examine the meter. A dan-'ing party will be given at .the opera house Friday eve, Oct. 12. Music will bo furnished by leo. II. Parsons. of Portland. which is a yuarantee for its excellence. Don't fail to attend. For the Convicts. Supt. Downing, of the peniten tiary, with great forethought has stored away enough vegetables to last his birds during the entire coming winter. These stores in clude the product of 3b" acres sown in potatoes, nine in corn, and vari ous quantities of wholesome prov ender. The superintendent also: cause'! to be brought in Irom his farm, near Sublimity, two wagon loads of prunes and plums, w hich lie donated to the use of the con victs. Mr. Downing has been forced to run the prison on an ex ceediniriv economical scale, by reason of the lack of funds, but he is succeeding admirably. Ilis last quarterly report shows for itself, Fine Holstein Cattle. Geo.P.Baro has brought to this cuviiiieiuuc ii hup, innun into Holster.i cattle, which have been placed with those of John Millard, in the hitter's pasture nar this city. They were brought iron: Iowa and are fine ca'tle. Besides the fu:i-bioo there are a t-.nv Li-hly are br faded young cattle. Tiny .tie on rear-oiiai ie term.-. f l-eij .ier. At the Willamette Packing Com pany's store, (ii-' pails of apple, p. itu. -tomato an i pear i utter, 50 cents per pail. THE SMAI.Li'OX SI AUK. Q.-arattine Mes?ares Aiopted tr? Pejp'e cfSheildao -Eobt.tson t!i S'".3. Deputy U. S. Marshal W. Y Roberts, who returned from Grande Hondo Saturday, by the way (; lieridan, says the citizens of the 'alter place are on the alert for anybody who has been near Alc.Minnvnif. "I went to .Sheridan," said Mr. Roberts, ''by the way o! North Yamhill. When I g t to the limits oi Sheridan a man with a shotgun i:i his hands came out of the brn.-h and command'.. d me to tialt. i baited. Said he: "Whar is ver hcin 'Portland"" "What wav did ver come".'" "By the North Yamhill route." "iiave yer been ithin sight of Mc.M:nnville or Amity?" "No sir." "Have yer hi en thar since two weeks ago?" "N sir." "Have yer been with anybody th .t lias been thar since two weeks .,,,')ii "No sir. 'Well. sav. parden, whar did 3'er git tliem horses :" "At North Yamv':il." "Have they been at McMinnville since two weeks ago?" '"Not that I know of." "Ain't got smallpox?" "No." "None of yer folks, either?" "Not one." ' Whar ver goin' to?" "Sheridan." "Drink?" "Thanks!" "Git!" KM4.IITS lE.MS'LAi: OMLAYF. D. P. Mason and Dr. G. W. Maston. of this citv, have returned I f-.m IVtrthi ml tvlifr th(- :innn:i I1UU1 iuit't"' " ..w.v, grand commandry of Knights Templar of the Masonic order was helii Tuesday. The following officers were elected and duly installed for the ensuing Masonic year : Christopher Taylor, grand com mander. K. P. Earhart, department com mander. I). P. Mason, grand captain- general. F. N. Shiirtlen, grand general issimo. S. M. Yoran, grand prelate. J. M. llodson, grand senior warden. B. E. Lippiiuott, gtand junior warden. A. Roberts, grand treasurer. F. J. Babcock, wand recorder. G. E. Withington, grand standard bearer. (i. W. Maston, grand sword bearer. S. L. Pojie, grand warder. W. Preston, captain ot thegua'd. The next annual conclave wi'l be held in the asvlurn of Ivanhc , commandry No 2, Eugene Ci.y , the lourtn 188!). Tuesdav hi October, Thril'ly Tomato Vines. Mr. Frank Davton has at his residence, No. L'ill West Bark street, a row of tomato vines, thir teen in numlier. which through a j prodigious vitality, and aided by ttie support ot the adioin'no- lence, I have attained to a heiirbt ot ne? ,-ly eigh feet. They have also borne ! very heavily, about three barrels of tomatoes having been picked from them. It is only by close examination that the casual ob server can b? made to believe they are tomato vines, their height causing them to resemble small shade trees. Oreiionian. If the Oregonian reporter will visit this city we will show him a tomato vine so large that Mr. Dayton's will fade into insignificance. The vine we have reference to is the one spoken of by the Herald f ev eral days since. It was planted May loth by W'm. McLaugl Un and" has now attained the pro digious height of nearly thirteen feet and is still growing. The main vine is over three inches in circumlerence, and the branches cover an area of twenty feet. On the vine can now be seen ripe and green fruit and blooms. Mr. Mc Laughlin is certainly entitled to the broom until a larger vine is heard from. A Mammoth I'uuipkiu. Hundreds of people have stopped at Curran & Monteith's show win dow and admired that huge pump kin raised by Ashby Pearce. Yes terday morning one of Jos. Web ber's tonsorial artists stepped in, and awaiting a lull in business, asked what the firm would take for a quarter section of it. Mr. Curran. thinking he meant land, answerer! o0 per acre. The total amount of the sale was $9000, but that did not deter Mr. ,who a" once made the purchase, and after sub dividing will sell it in lots to suit, to Mr. Parker, of the California restaurant, who will open for busi ness this week. Hastening to Completion. It is expected that tbe rails on the O. P. will soon be laid to Me- - ; when a daily train from Al- j bany to that point is promised, ! So we keen moving oa, and one ot ! 'hese nioruiugs win speed away j from this cit vT pull:nga iou- train ot" Pullman sleepers, palace dining i ear, etc., loiuleil witii citizens ot i t.hf o-i'Mnrl P:tr"tfr unci iinnrwlittrv , um.;;i obs;ructioa in a'tew hoH land its valuable passengers iu the cbiet city of the lakes. Chicago. I M'vcrc AeeiileRt. ! Yesterday Mr. Tuthiil, a bridge , carpel. ter, employed on the Oregon ' Pacific bridge across the north ; an:ia:n, was oronght to this city. i ilrlVillo ii.'HIl llilill.'il i v !i Tiiitt.,. nl --'r -.-j... - - - w. i timber falling against his ankle. ! severing the artery. Dr. Mas.on attended the unfortunate man, who I was very weak from the loss of blood, ani at pre-ent he is. ci"inL. THE MOTCNIXO HERALD: THURSDAY. OCTOBER 11. FiM If Ai .UC.IW.V. j.iliforn'a E.-ed Fi ait Auction. to 1 2 Sold at pecial to the Herald. i'oKTLANP, C'ct. 10. John T. Cutting, gener.d manager of tin California Dried Fruit Association, is in the city for the purpose of ar ranging with dealers here lot the saie of California dried fruits at auction, on (he same pian as pur sued this season v. ith green fruits. He believes t'us movement will be suecessiu lie intends to estab Vork and lish ag n ies IJo.ston ai.o. m -nsw Ir WaltV iiii'.lefjj ";rii- A letter receiveil from Dr. J. W. Watts, who is delivering political speeches in the Fast shows that the pe jple there want to hear from Oregon. He has spoken three times in New York city, and has appointments through the North western part of the state. His last speech was attended by oOOO people and many more could not obtain admittance to the hall. A choir of 500 singers and two brass bands furnished music for the occasion. His entire time will be occupied in New York, New Jersey and Indiana. Thelliutlc tr l jitr. The Salem Statesman says: A big count iy fair was held, under the auspices of the local grange, at Butte Crrek last Thursday, Friday and Saturday, concluding Satur day night w ith a bail, winch was enjoyable in every respect. There was a large exhibit of fruits and vegetables and a creditable display of horses and cattle. Music was fr nished by the Molalla brass br id. The fair was well attend' d. fid Saturday 2000 present. people were St ill They Conic. A Chinaman wps landed in San Francisco last week on the ground that iie was a native of California. Here is the first loophole in the exclusion act. It may reasonably be h-ared that every Chinaman comii g to this country will swear, and bring witnesses to testify, that he was born m Calitonr.a or some other state. Can it be possible that there are no means of ridding this countiy of the Chinese evil? (tilling. Tlio cmzens ot Albanv and vi- cinity may expect a treat soon in j the way ot a lecture by Miss J!n- nie A. Buzzell popular missionary from China. Wherever she has gone throughout tbe stat ?, slie has met with tbe very best of success. Watch for dat i of lecture and do not fail to hear her. CKAYVt OltDSVI LL: ITEMS. Crawkordsvii.i.e, Oct. S. S. r. liale Iia sold his interest I in tbe saw mill at this place to Josn ui Bennington, who will move I here at once. D. F. Koliinette antl E. Whited and their families returned on Sat urday from the Belknap springs, where they have been recuperating for some time. 0. P. Abranis wiil start to day for the north Santiani river, where he will beam io-'iruis operations, lie takes with him a crew of five men. Dr W. M. Thompson, formerly of Eugene, has moved into the house owned by James Cox, anil will begin the practice of medicine at this place. Wilton Martin and bride, of Eugene, were visiting at this place last week. On Friday night, while staying at the residence of li. (ilass, they were serenaded by the Crawfordsviiie cornet band. G. W. l'ugh has just finished his new store and moved into it. It is the largest in town. Hied. Mary E. Wannoth. aged 2( years, died near Brownsvil'e, Oc tober 3d. The deceased was a daughter of W. P. and Sarah E. Wa'motli, and has been a great suiferer. A special Meeting. All members ot Vineyard Labor ers are specially requested to meet in the lecture room or the Baptist church Thursday evening at 8 p. M. Aii Absolute Cure. The original Abietine Ointment is only put up in large two ounce t-n boxes, and is nn absolute cure for old sores, bvrns, wounds, chapped hands, and all skin eruptions Will positiv ely cure all kinds of piles. Ask for the original Abietine Ointment. Sold by Foshay & Mason for '25 eents per box by mail 30 cents. People Everywhere Confirm our statement when we say that Acker's Pnglish .Remedy is in every way superior zo any and all other preparations for the throat anc1 luuga, Iu whooping cough and croup t is magic- and relieves at once. Re member this remedy is sold on a positive guarantee. flc Cau and Do Guarantee Acker's Blood Elixir for it has been fully demonstrated , to the people of this country that it is superior to all other preparations for blood diseases. It is a positive cure for syphilitic poisoning, ulcers, erup tions and pimples. It purifies the whole system and thoroughly builds up the constitution. I know l can sare yen money, trv me. and you will be convinced " V. F. Read That exquisite line of satins in our show wind v will be run close this week. Have no excuse for not tret unic in on them. Montieth A; Scitcu- ach. Jut received, ntiothcr lot of tht.c line hand .-ewetl French kid slice, tin very eheape-t ever !:.. ucU'c to '.own :ii W. F. Head's. Fine old cherry bounce at 51. B.unn. part's. A rine line :f new silverware opelletl al ill ,c Stark's. A e'ran tor, ci for every customer at Vierei k's. ' Whc l rnd Whtre the EepaMicm Cratcis Will Ad-ess the Fecp'.e of Oregon. Hon. Robert McLean, republi- can nominee ior presiutiutai ; i.,..., i ir.. ir v. n:i..r i.n eieeiui, iiiui in.'n. -i . Josephine county, will address the citizens of Oregon at the following times and places, at 7:.'I0 o'clock m. : Eugene City Oct. 1, r.rownsville Oct. IS Halsev ct. l!) Albanv Oct. LM Hillsboro 0'"t. ' Lafavfctte ict. S.', Dallas Oct. 2-1 Independence Oct. L' Corvallis .Oct. l'i Al'l'OI.NTMlOMS OK HON. V. W. I I i.TON Euger.e City Oct. 11 llarrisburg Oct. 12 Albany. . .'. Oct. 1:1 Corvailis Oct. lo Dallas Oct. H Lafayette Oct. 17 Forest Grove Oct. IS Salem Oct. l!) Oregon City Oct. L'i) Gervais Oct. 2! Hon. Raleigh tott pany Mr. Fulton. will accom- Fine Horses for aii'. We have just brought from Eastern Oregon a fine lot of work horses which we will sell on terms to suit the times. Among them is some promising young drivers from Oneco, Mason Chief, and Edward Everett. Also some choice heavy mares. Anyone wishing a horse will do well to look them over and we will t ike pleasure in showing them to all intending purchasers. McKxicur Bkos., Talhnan, Or. Guard Against The .strike. And alwavs have a Lottie of Acker's English Remedy in the house. Vou cannot tell how soou Croup may strike your lil tie oue, or a cold or cough mnr fficti.n itclf mum in-.li Dn.j dose is a preventive and a "few doses ! a positive cure. All .throat and Lung troubles yield to its treatment. The Remedy guaranteed by .Foshay a- Mason. Cil v Troiierl lor sale. Fine house and one lot at the corner of Second and Baker streets ; price, .foOOO. Also a nice house and one lot at the corner of Second .rl.300. For further i.articulars call ' Ihirkhart AKeeney, Real Estate . - agents. Happiness and Coiileiitiueiit, Cannot go ham1 in baud if w look on i the dark side of every little obstacle. Nothing will so darken lite ami mate it a burden as Dyspepsia. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will cure the worst form of Dyspepsia, Constipa tion and Indigestion, and make life a j happiuess ami pleasure. Sold at 25 a"u oyj "i t"""j , miii Gold I'ri.e hiit., The best white'shirt in the market at W. F. Read's; and don't forsret that he proposes to irive away ; tine, irolcl watch with them Call and investi gate if you need a irood shirt, Mindtnv llales. j I have received a new line in I i staple and fancy colors ami will in j i the luture carry a mucii larger as-1 j sortment than formerly and sell ! tneni cneaper Sa.mckl E. Yol.ng. .McLniishUn, 1'raelieal Tnilorins" Summer and fall suits, Mid punts in any style a speciality. Clcininv: and repairing pruuiptly attended to M iia street, Albany. Oregon. Send Knot. Parties w'shing to send choice canned goods to their friends in the East can see samples on exhi bition at the Willamette Packing Company's store. We have just receiveil from the factory a sample lot ot 400 assorted cases of fruits and vegetables. French keeps railroad time. A new invoice of British trimmings at Read's. Finest line of jersies ever in Albany at Head's We handl.; three kinds of fruit jar and you will do well to see us before placing your orders. For your tine imported and Ke West cigars, iro to M. Baumgart cigar store, one door east of Black mau's drusr store. TCi a 1 1888--9 An Outline Historv of Greece $0 50 I'renardtory Greek C'outse in Knjflisli . . SI Oi ('ollejte Greek Course in Knglish 1 00 Popular Zoologv 1 20 Cliemistrc ". 1 00 The Character of Jesus 40 Modern Church in Europe 41 Price per set 5 50 Chautanquai! per rear 1 o0 A discount allowed when 5 setsjor more are ordered at one time, AH orders promptly filled br J K GILL & Co., Bookseller-., Portland, Oregon, 2TOr by your local Bookseller Keuioveil. JOSEPH WEBBER ANNOUNCES TO HI J patrons and friends that he e m he fo-i!ul on First street, in his new rooms in Fosliav & JIas.ni 8 brick, where he is prepared to ac commodate the public: with anything in thj tonsor'alline. Hot or cold baths at all hours STOCKMEN AND FARMERS EBAD, 1 hereby certify that Dr. I. N. W'oodlc has succcssf tillv operated o.i uiy ridylin-f horse. ISAAC HAYS. For further -eferenee in regard to ridj;hn8 mliuire of Dae Peterson, Win. Ecterson.LeU :ino.i; John Hardma.i, Alfred VVclverton, Al any; Sam Ui:nes, Seio; Win. Foster, Print ville. I practice veter..i.iry medi'dne iu Al bany and country surrounding Oilice and residence corner Gth and Washington sts. I. N. WoOiJLE. Veterinary Surgeon M anted, A Wife. MIDI ILK AGED MAN A GAK.'iKNLR by I'lose'sion pifc.M4H'if a lii.nic'.atfc u:oa;:t iir-p' rty. sad uir.ple ir.ia-.-- msu -port a ;f-.-. wishes to correspond .U any i(ir who wishes a teadr, sober I'.us -and, v.iv. wili provide h-.-r a jrood home. Address "S," ltw-k box 425, Alban ureoii. W ol for Sale. 150 COllDS VP VOOi FOR SALE, AP- nn iiTmi Haiti n aai UnAlllAUUUA DUU1W 111 )!, I ply to K. H. P.Oscoe, Alhanj. An Explanation, What is Xh'iz '"nervous trouble" with vv'nk h ?o many are iiww a dieted? ll you will remember a lew years ago the wtiid Malaria was comparatively unknown to-day it i as cotnmou as any wo' d in the Kngiish langnagi-, ve. ti;is v.tuM etivers only the meaning of a;:other word used by our forefathers in limes past. So it is with nervous diseases, as fliev unci Malaria are in tc tided to cover what our grandfathei caik tl Biliou-ness, and all are cause J. by troiib.es that arise from a d; -as ! i o:.iii;ii;'t ..if lie 1 :c-r wi'ii-h in ;' " Ki iii'ag it- in cLio is finding it c- ' not i!-ji -e o J.ie 1 e t-i'"ii.igii liie or J!n.ry .li.'-oi.' is ctimp.-'ihd to pa " i oil tlirougii the system, c ausing ner vous troubles, Malaria, .Hiiiinis fever, etc. Vou who are sut'ei ing can well apjireeiale a elire. We reeomianCe (iiveii's August iiovver. I - cm -s ai marvelous. i'iniplr.s n l he lace Dei ote an impure state of the b!o c'i ainl are looked upon by many with suspicion. Acker's Blood Elixir wh: remove all impurities and leave the complexion smooth and clear. There is nntiiing that will so thoroughly buiiu up the constitution, purity a.ui string -ien the whole system. Sold a-ul u.uantecd by Foshay &. Mason. Ladies I have received my full stock of fall and winter millinery, nave secured the service of Miss Smith, of Portland, trimmer. Will be pleased to show goods at any time. Ida M. Brush, successor to Mrs. E. J. O'Connor. (iivt'ii Away. F. Read proposes to give away a line gold watch with Ins gold and i Mlver prize shirt, the very best titting I mil best made white shirt in the ! .narket. The price is as low or lower j 'aan any equally as good shirt in the market. Sm ke Estrelhis. OREGON RAILWAY M X AVIV 4TION COMIA. VI Columbia River Route Trainsjior tli3 K-ut luivo P --HanJJit 10 J A. M and 2 p. si. daily. TTPT-i ; TrrFQfto .al"1. fr'!m Irin(-'!1 X 1U1V.JU A tjpi.llils in i nitt-il Stfites, Canada ami bumpu. ELEGANT PULLMAN PALACE CARS3 Emigrant CSleepbg oCars Kun Throneh on Express Trains O-UAilA, i COUNCIL BLUFFS and ST. PAUL Tree oflHiargc and Without Change, Close Conneetions at Portland for Sau Fran cisco and Pu.et Sound points. For further particulars inquire of Curaau & Jljiiteith, First Street, Albany. Oresron.! A. L. MAXWELL, T- A T. A, VV. 11. UOLCOMB, -ra I Manaser. tfaTBoats leave the O. K. X. Co.'s wharf, at the foot of Broadalhin strce'' on Tuesdav ani Fr d.v of each week. C. G. '" I ni;s, Oed Acn WILL Dealers in all A full JSlieet music, musical mercliaii(lise,aiimmnitioniisli 1 1 1T7- j 1 l 1 llliT acK'e, ere. v aiTanten razors, outcner aim pocket knives The best kinds of sewing machines XEEDLES.OlLand Extras for all MA ClirXE ILINN COUNTY ACENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INS03ANCF COMPANY. Repairing of sewing machines, musical instruments, guns, efc, neatly (lore W. P. 1 am now receiving my notions, etc, and propose "to the line, My goods are all FOR CASH! We invite your ins2ection Imported Broadcloth, Silfc Warp, Henrietta All Wool Tricots Cashmeres s saoet Flannels In fact evervthing usual! v found in first-class Dry Goods Store. My Boot and Slioi; department is complete. I have also added a complete lins of boys kilt suits. A comparison of my stock and prices is solicited gj&"AU mail orders promptly attended to. Call and see me. (Successor 1S8S I reh .vsier. ! !:i!VF.IFitF.SH EVK11Y,, UAY AT T:"--. O City ili.-staar.uit. Jrieti Jr e .)I)J,0) .'0 .i.l !.rii:k tor sale, -v Cassoll. Aliiany. Api:: t W. C. n .v..hr r. m. C. IvEl.LV, I'H VSlCiAN A.N O .r : M AliKitiy, tcii, .H.-e over ll -.slure. c.ii'.v li'inrs, fi-DinSA. M. ''sl yj';l if:iariilsrf. JoTICKIS UKRKBY iMEi;":lTT ivv.'ic-t- cr iveo,i'.r mi a,n al'ir m t.:k' iuMJo iiinits .! tho city of A!::ui, t'nj ta upon sii'.'h ilo.s f.ir tliv. , -:t J.s -A- i it:, ami navalile to tho ' li " M.i;--:n. the Mil inn til U ail ilos io'iimI rmiiiMi',' a: I ir.v a iti'ia the city litni; ', uiuri v. ii'n n ni,! ;a; i ' i not h.-uii juiii. wiil lie take i ujiau.i i'is . oaLM of a iv.iviiiv.-4 iiy an oraiir.nw 'Tc-'-it-:m' tc t.txinu-.i'iM ,oi. rt-ifH:;t inyr Uuir r.ri .imu' at larirti." Sotttioi one- of wi d orilinunei: jiMviiles: i'hat i; chail In' tlie ikr.c t.l tiu: Cilv Mn.-lril cvi aii.l after tim tir-t ilay o' Atius? . i-aL-li vt it to eoiK:,-i fr.iiii Iiie own -c-r or Keciicr eaeli tlo- the s'lm of si. jj, ;; i,i rou-l" or liiich so ownci cr- Kept, tut sum of S3.00 li 4if,i ... cl any; Orjm. this tMth lay o: August, Is&s. J ....,tilSA.0 1'. VYS," Citv Marsrinl. 'oulraeior anil liuililt r. THE UXUr.KSl.iXil 1 1 A V" i Ni L( "cat cil in Alhanv solicits natronuL-v from e'ity unci couctry. Will contract ! to build bridi'cs, barns, and all manner of dwelling- hou-es. hicluiling Queen A "lie, atiakc and Eli.aiiethian sty! -s of buildings. Will furnish plans "unci i-.-ui.-i: in f ;".. ; .if I ciiarire. Satis .ictioa suarantee-l W. C. TASSEL- For Sale. CH1KR l'RK S AND F CICKKS. CAI'ACITl 1 "2D0 y.illons per tl.vv, will ba sold cheap Jor ca-h, on the iiistdhnuiit plat;, trade., '.c ist or let out on shares. A number of vinegar '-i.irreU for sale cheap. Appiy to K. II. i'feitfer, at Alha iy Soila works. " Kr Sale. pOOD MIL( 11 COW. INti:iiK"IoT" VX Karl It ice, propriel ir oi tne t. 0rlc ; hotel. ftreat Eng'isli Remedy, 'iff a iie Mark. A uiranteed. cure afor nervous diseases, such as Weak Jlcniory, Loss of Iin Power, Hysteria, Headache Pain in the Buck, Nervous Prostration, is Wakeni'iie-, d r ,T-li Leueorrhoea, Universal Lassi Before Taking. , g . , Weakliess. lm. i-'.l, 'eiu.-.ii lo-s . i i nv.T o li Gencrat : i)r;i!H-hi el tii r s.jtc -;iu 1 by irnli-iOre ion or over-exertion, and which ul timately lead to Premature Trade Hark. Ol.l A.r. Itwi.itf- ot,l l'r,t- i suuiTition. sl. CO a box or six iioxes forso.OO. Sent by mail on receipt of price. Full par ticulars in pamphlet sent free to every applicant. We u;traiitec 6 Iioxes to cure any cae. For every f-j.00 order received we send siv boxes, with a wr:""''iiftarTicill. iruarane e to refund the ninn ev if ou spe-atic .loes not effect a cure. Address a'.l cominu ir.cationsto the Silo Miriuii :f jrj.--i. The Mumv Medicine "o . Kansas. Citv. Mi. tf3"Sold in Albany by Fohay Foshay A t!aon,sole aire Oysters ! " Oysters ! EASTERN" AND OLYMPIAN SEVD fresh everyday at H. Uiercks' restaurant BROS! the leading Organs, Fiaiii, inn no LauiiiliukJi Line of- READ, Fall stock ot Dry Goods make it red hot ail along fresh and new and bought of the following Jgoods: Flashes Vel-vsts Velvetesas Silks and Satins to N H. Albany, Oregon. AM i.tmmimw n mi mm"""" Star Bakery ! ;. f' 4 -ASTJLL. STOCK-O- Staple Groceries I Fine Glassware,Crocken The best quality ol i tuita, etc. CAKESPfES, Fresh Baked Breatf Every Day. AtthteoMaad rriiaMe boose is ats " found a complete assortment, of fresh feint, groceries, to which is coostiuitty being kMeii -Jt. the geasocabte tinea of gnMsriss and prariiio such as Cranberries Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Orde Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc These goods were all bought when pi las were low, and the benefit of the margin will t fiven to his customers. Kemember the l;wv M the old corner on First and Broadalbim St HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER, Proprietors of 17 And mama fur turerg of We are bow prepared to farnis choice, frafc candies of tost grade, consisting' ot pure s'-i ts, aaeorted Savon, mixed candies, extra Fre:. and chocolate creams, fancy mixed, candy cvM and a general assortment of fine cindiea AT TUOLESALE OR RETAIL. yOrdere from eovntrr dealer promptly a lened to. Factor on First street, Albany, - - Oregon NEW PROCESS FLOUR, (3nrrlrl hnriryamOieTi'oa) The Bests top Faci)itio3 id for vbea AUAMF NOTICE. -I have bought and lurnished- ourwe Milii 6 0 With new m.-v liinery, maVhia- flout by the KI LL KuLLKK PRoC KSS. " T.'ie Hull is iiOW ruil oi.i. and 1 can furnish the btst r-f flour and d at reaso nable rttts. I irtend to run my :,-.i ! i:i ucll a manner tl at none can 0 aw3y dissutisfifo. t;ive me a call. . G'OINS, Proprietor Scio Mills j j ! SSCQSD HAfiD STORS j The v;ist -:ir has proven it to he a necessity. The best and cheapest place in the city to buy your . jjjt Stoves, Furniture, tinware We ai e always prepared to buy your heusehold furniture at the highest cash pr.ee. isole agents lor TheS PEERLESS OIL GAM And LampJ Killer. L. GOTTLIEb. iiliany Bath House and : hair dressing saloon, JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR J5F"Ladic? .nd children's 'hair dress n;r a s-pe'-idlty. Dutiae satisfactioa sruaranted JOHN SGHMEER'S Livery. Feed & Sale stable. Comer Second and Ellsworth St. ALBANY, - - OREGON HOBses boareed by the day or month, dr riaes or bunnies on reasonable terms. NORTHWEST FIRE and iMMII INSURANCE COM PAN i PORTLAXD, - - OREGON CPIT.4l5STO'li. MAGNOLIA MILLS, JOHN A. CRAWFORD, Prop'r WiH furrish packs to farnicrs and receive wheat at tin- u-nsliatesof storage. Th highest m.trkct p-ice paid for fame. 4C?9 iRrBe3t Magnolia flour always or h 'Ud for sale or exchange at reasons hie rates. JOHN A. CRAWFORD. Dr. J. V. (iaft". physician ami Sur-s geon, Shecld 0:cgoa. iMB NET 1 ALBANY SODA WORKS Choke Comdgjt M Crown Milk