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THE MOTCSIXG HEEAL15: FIJTDAV. OCTOJ5EIT IJ). 1SSS A t. IS. K. TMIK TAULL. 'NORTH BOUND. rri -s. iu. i. e.-.ju. j G;!.", am, Kiine ex i 1 1:15 ;;in!li ii! , I I :-) iai.-: I'orti'J 10 ! 4 ,),!!! S-JUTH KOUXi). Arrives Depa-ts. Arrives t'a'a ep . I-ieiu; ex! Fr ! ' ! 1:1.1; in, f.pni 12, 3i.iu, VIA i 1 :',0)m: A'-hl:UMi!l.0Ouin u uite U'H 111- i.r'epm "' Kteivfhr reeeieii O. tl'.e same lav. r south utter i- a. I l k i ; x- x a raxci I. Al'iaV Ilep-.irts Arrives. No il... No i:;.... 1-2. w p in :! S.p ni. eblillOil .it 1,3 (ip I' m, Leb" No 11. .. ;"i.',)p No 14 i 00 p 111 Albany at o.-l.'i a m m "J. ir i) in ORKGOX PACIFIC TIMK TABLIS. Arrives Departs . I ll.iraiii'j?.f ) p m . 5.J:p;;i;t;..rOa m Pawsenter. .. IV'iii 50IIIX.S AKWIT IOU. "Widow O'Brien' Saturday evening. F'. M. French is attending the mechanics' fair. li. T. Powell, of Eugene, is at the Russ House. Dr. J. W. Geary, of llalsey registered at the Kevere House is iflu-re is a scarcity of school teaphers in Linn county at pres ent. A barrel of fresh cranberries just received at Wallace & Thomp son's. Hon. Geo. A. Waggoner, state railroad commissioner, is at the Sc. Charles. Burkhart & Royce, job printers. Over the First National bank, Al bany Oregon. V M. Orton has completed a neat residence in the eastern por tion of the city. Ilotel men say that travel was never livelier or business better than at present. Slaughtering reduction in pi ices of all kinds of corsets for two weeks only at 1'. Cohen's. A complete assortment of drugs and a choice assortment of home male cigars at Guiss k Son's drug store. Rev. John Small, of Marion county, will p-eaeh at the Congre gational church in this city on Sunday. linoch Sloan and family started for Southern Oregon last evening, where they w ill make their future home. An excursion will be given from Corvallis on Saturday to accom modate those desiring to visit 'Widow O'Brien." C. L. Shaw, of Newport, is in the city on his return from a trip to California. His wife i- here un dergoing medical treatment. Hot lunch will bj served at the "V. C. T. U. hall by the ladies of the Presbyterian church on elec tion day from 11 a. m. to 7. r. m. Miss McLin, recently of Portland, is now prepared to do dressmaking in connection with Ida M. Brush's millinery store, in Strahan's new brick. D. B. Monteith has sold his half interest in the Albany ferrv to J. "W. Cusick for $5000. The ferry is now owned by Messrs. Cusiuk & Sternberg. J. W. Compton, of Scio, has placed on exhibition in the win dow of F. A. Burkhart & Co. a "Mother Hubbard" squash weigh ing SI pounds. There will be Sunday school next Sabbath in the Evangelical church at 10 o'clock as usual, but on account of sickness there will be no preaching. Otto Sal linger has rented the building adjoining the Postal Tele graph ofi'iee, formerly occupied by J. V. Bentley, and has opened a -igar, tobacco and tobacco store. A new barrel of fine mixed jickles just opened at F. L. Ken ton "s. They will be sold in quan tities to suit the purchaser at the rate of oO cents per gallon. T! :,. ,..,.lrol-li "L-ii-tinir" 1 urn: m evii.--iucitiiv "-"ft, it, oresent because the naper mail which arrives on the 7:45 train is not distributed at night but re mains in the postorfice until next inornin-'. A iorce of men are now at work loading the O- K. So N. wharf with gravel to prevent damages from high water during the winter. About 70 tons of gravel and rock will be placed upon it. Ti...: 4-1. a pin-iin.lur r.f tliis! 1 'Ul Ulg n iv. , v. week every person purchasing one ooiiiid of tea at F. L. Kentons, at Ii.o rn,lr ri,.e will ha nrpwntf-tl l'.T. " V villi one pounu ot imxeu caunv ree of charge. Don't fail to call at the "Willam- tt.- Tacking Go's store and buy tome of their fine fresh cream can dies, o: which thev have mst re ceived a larg? assortment. Also i cakes of all kinds. i The Daily IIekai.d. which will contain full telegraphic return-, ; will be di livered by carrier from j now until A.m. 1, i88!, lor or ! will bf mailed to subscribers i through tin- postoftice for 75 cents', j Subscribe now and get ttie election j news. j The Oregon Land Co. bus for sale eh iw iruit hinds u'.j nrles j lrom Albany, which will be Fold in 10 or 20 acn- I. its. This hiiid bus been selected with special n-ference for fruit growing. Call at the- ot rice ami procure one of those lots before they are all sold. FrtsU Bullc-i-. At the AVillamette IV.cUing Com pany's store, i! pails of apple, ilium, tomato and pear butter, 50 cents per pail. o. I.IIPOUTA.tT CMET The Csunty Judgeship Contest AHster Damage Sait. At the term of circuit court con vening next Monday im portant cases will come up for trial. The 12,500 damage s uit of lr. E. A. Mc A lister against the city of Albany lor injuries ana jeciir.i;.ry ' i damages received by driving into a sewer 011 Ellsworth siivet at I nu'-.t, where 110 Unlit had bo;-!! pi a ceo. win come up r-r u.ai. n,-.: city will inaugurate a vigorous de fense, claiming that the demand is excessive, and alleging that tin injuries received have been extig aggeratud. The ridiculous count- judgeship cuiitest inaugurated by Judge .!. J. Whitnev, whu was defeated iv Judge 1). II. N. lilackbnrn last June by three votes, will also come up. Judice Whitney in his notice of eon'est, it w ill be remembered, set forth a long array of afieged illegal votirg ami fraud incount- nr Kv wli.ii.li .In,ttn- ItlncL-lnirn obtained the ollice, and he has a -1 cently been industriously skirmish ing in a vain search for evidence of such fraud. Many democrats, as well as republicans, are indignant at the sweeping charges of fraud made by the contestant, and do not believe that any grounds for con test exist. There are a number of other cases which have attracted some attention, among them being the Jamagesuit of the Oregon Pacific 1 railroad against G. W. Hunt for 1 J 11 If ' non-fulfillment of contract and the suit of Ex-District Attorney G. W. Belt against Linn county for dep uty district attorney fees, L. H. Montanye beimr the deputy. The fees were disallowed by the old board of county commissioners, which led to the suit, which will cost the county much more than it would to have paid the same in the first instance. ItllAL KSTATK HFKi:S. The following sales of real estate have been recorded in the county recorders office during the past week : L. L. Hannon to .Tohij Geisen lorfer , 157.bo acres, 10 W. U $ 1200 00 Jas. Nannv to M. B. Case 85.20 acres, 11 W. 2800 00 Jemima Ralston to J. H. P. Hope, 2 lots Leban on 80 00 Jas. Hunter to M. B. Case, 102 acres, 11 W.lJ 9000 00 Win. Hunter to M. B. Case, 100 acres, 12 V.: 5550 00 M. J. Caldwell to G. F. Harold, SO acres, 0 W.l 1200 00 O. & C. R. R. Co. to L. C. Miller, 200 acres, !) 1 E 437 20 D. B. Monteith to J. W. Cusick, interest in 12 x32 feet and wharf lots 7, SandO 5000 CO Alfred. C. Stellmacher to Jas. Nanny, 08.13 acres, 11 W. 3 25C0 00 Raymond S. Burkhart to Elizabeth Lindsev, 50 acres, II W. 2 2 00 IJroMitinz !' .firs. Keniston. The Eugene Register says : Last Saturday about noon Mr. C. J. Howard, who has been down on the Siuslaw, arrived in this city to inform Mr. H. B. Keniston of the death of his wife by drowning, which occurred the day before. She was about five miles below the head of tide on the .iuslaw, and went across the river in a boat to milk the cow. She was found near the place where she had in tended to land, with her clothes caught on some bushes and the body hanging in the water. The family had moved there only a few weeks ago, but Mr. Kenniston had not yet gone down. Besides her husband she lea .-es two or three small children and a large circle of friends to mourn her loss. ! mlileu lriilli. The little three year old daughter ot Mrs. Clara uaviuson. died very suddenly in Lebanon on Wednes-J day. .Mrs. Davidson is a daughter of C. B. Montague, and recently arrived with her husband and family from California. County clerk, E. E. Montague, received a telegram telling of the sad event, and went out on the evening train. The funeral occurred yesterday and was attended bv quite a num- l ber from this city. Tlx- I rosls of Anluniii. B. N. Hardman, of Lebanon, who wa-s in the city yesterday, states that the first heavy frost of the season was visible there in the morning w hen he left. As there are no crops now to suffer the autumn frosts are welcome. At this citv there was a light frost. Koiind Over George Maley, w ho was arrested i at Rock Creek for selling whisky without license, was arraigned in T. ...... ,, I.' .... f . usut-c uimiii'ci n i umi ivnici- dav morning. He waived examin ation and was bound over in $100 bonds to await the action of the grand jury, which will convene next week. The required bonds were promptly furnished. Bis Mwret Potatoes. J. A. Hyman, who is starting a nurserv near tins citv, exbibited in Burkhart & Keeney's otliee window j yesterday some tine specimens of ' sweet potatoes, raised in the river! soil near Albany. He says they j surpass the California product in ilavor and thev certainly do in size, j I'eople Everywhere (Vutirin our statement when we A-.-ki-i-'s English Itemed y is ev.-iv a stti't-rii.r lo anv and say all l.or .r :-..-ti.ai list !:. throat and I -tit;8. In w ii-ii-u cnui.ii iiua croup it is maii- aud rthrvt-s once. Ke- .. : . 1.. 3 positive guarantee. For your line imported md Ke West ci-rars, iro to M. Baumtrart c'vi-xr store, ot".- door east of Black mail's drug store. lk:mm :i..ivit:sEs. The He-! The Usual Budget of Eew3 from OcrNekh I b;rin? Tjwn- Stxvlal to the Hkr-.lii. ' !.:! x..-N-, Oct. 18 J. W. Cusick and wile were in t"vn to-day. the quests of Mrs. F. 31. 3Ii!h-r. Tiicy were hero to attend the iimer a! of fit-ts-vieve, daujitter of J. a.".d Chtui Ihtvidson, who was lunied to-day. aged :! years and "1 tmwiths. Key. .?r. lVUeu'r.-iv, uf Mc.Miim villr. i. in t.r.vn the uu; t f C . 1'.. Montague. He was former! y pastor of the Fir.-t lVes-byterian church. .Mrs. Skipwi. lib. who has I"eii in Salem with lier parents for some time, has returned. The pla-t"ters me now engaged at work on the new church edilue here. Miss Rogers, f Independence, is in town, and has some nice speci mens of her painting at M. A. Miller's drug store. IL Miller lias moved into the house where A. Churchill lived. William Morrow who has been sick tor a few days, has recovered Mrs. ( lavpool. of Eastern Ore- Lron, 13 visiting her El kins. sister, Mrs. J. ax mroicTAvr mini:. Albany Ghonld Eudevor to Secure Astoria Railway Connection. the Readers of the IIekai.d are !1U !ll(i lit tlu i'U-t tb-.it rl.t. ..Oi.r....o ul Astoria I.sivh snhserihod t.", ''ikui - ' :. lor the construction of a railway along the coast down Clatsop beach, thence . through the coast range pass east of Tillamook to some point in the Willamette Val ley, the objective point being a connection with the Oregon Pacific Active operations on the road have commenced, and it is expected that it w ill bo finished to the seaside, a distance of twenty miles, by spring. It was announced that the proposed connection with the Oregon Pacific would be at Albany, but now comes Salem with a re quest that it be built to that place and connect at some point on the Santiam. A committee lrom the Salem Board of Trade has been ap pointed to confer with the Astoria people concerning it, and the citi zens of the capital city are en thusiastic over the matter. If Albany is to maintain her po- ! itiona-tle ch.ef business center j of tiie U'iliuniette Valiey it might I be well for the citizens of this city j to look after this matter. The Board of Trade, if it w ishes to fulfill ' its mission, ought to shake of! the 'lit li ! rtrv ill vvhii'b it Ci,anw 1. 1 u enveloped, and appoint a commit tee of energetic citizens to corres pond with the Astoria people, a'id if possible secure the connection of this proposed road at Albany, which would be the natural connecting place. This city already has very desirable railroad facilities, and il this road is built here Albany will be arailroad center of no mean pro poiuons and excelled by no city of Oregon outside of Bortland. Urc UiM-e at -i. There will be a race ran at Scio on Saturday of next week between a horse owned by Bellanger Bros, and one owned by Ed. Stover. The distance 10 be run is 300 yards and the stakes are $300 a side. Con siderable interest is manifested in this r ice by the Sio sporting fra ternr.y and a large amount of mon ey w ill change hands on the re sult. A li-olilic Applo.Tre!- W. Smith has in his yard in citv a tree of the Red June G. this apples, which bore a good crop last spring, and during the summer commence. I blooming again and is now loaded with a second crop of nearlv grown apples. Verily Ore gon beats the world for apples. Caution lo llollicrs. Every mother is cau'.ioned against giving her didd laudanum or para gone; it creates an unnatural craving for stimulants which kills the mind or the child. Acker's Baby Soother is specially prepared to benefit chil dren and cure their pains. It is harm less and contains no opium or mor phine. Sold by Foshav it Mason. An Absolute 'nre The Original Abietine Ointment is only put up in large two-ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for old sores, burns, wounds, chapped hands and all skin eruptions, -Will positively (ure al kinds of piles. Ask for the Original . bietine Ointment. Sold by Foshay A Mason at i5 cents per box by mail ;i0 cents. 4.uurl Against The .Strike, And always have a tottle of Acker's English Remedy in the house. You cannot tell how soon Croup may strike your little one, or a cold or cough may fasten itself upon you. One dose is a preventive and a few doses a positive cure. All Throat and Lung tr.iubles yield to its treatment ! 1 guarauteea oy tushay I'l I) . J- . t I d-Mason Happiness nuil I'outentinent, Cannot go hanc' in haud if we look on the dark hide of every little obstacle. Nothing will so darken lire and make it a burden as Dyspepsia. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will cure the worst form of Dyspepsia, Constipa tioll anil iirT(rtQt-inn o.irl i .. happiness and pleasure. Sold at aud "0 cents by Fosliav & Mason. An Absolute Cure. Tin- original Abietine Ointment is orly put up in i;,rirt. two ounce Pn boxes, and is an absolute cure for old sores, b- rns, wounds, eliappeil hand, nnd nil skm erujitions Will positiv ely cure all kinds of piles. Ask for the original Abietiin- Ointment. S-dd bv roshav it M i-i,.n f..--. in ! box- by mail :!ll eents. Xrw- siip SJiop. j J. Laporte. r-c-ntiv ;! I : Mr. 1 i J-Tmusse A i boot and Klein, bas i-pVm-i a! hoe shon in tb, S:i!t- block. and is nreiiMm,! i n ke to order boots and slioe t,o- men and ladies, and do ri-pisirin in a lirst-c-lass manner. Trices reasonable. A Warning. j The mode of death's approach are i various, aiidstiUir-iies howeont-lnsive-, ly that more persons die from diseases I of the throat and lungs lluui any other, j it provable th:it everyone, without : exception, receives vast rimihers of 1 TnK-rck- Genus into the system am! ! 'where th'.'.-e irenns I'all u;i-.;i suitable ! soil tiii y ;-tart into lifu aiKi develop. I at tirt " slowly and is s!io-.vn by a : iiiit tieUilli sensation in ihe t!i:-;;l . : :.d if alioued to e:'lili,iUe thei: i ruvasre thev exU-nd to the lung's pro. daeing eoii-uni; tioa rid to the head. ! 'a:,-diiir eatarrli. Now all this j.. I -i:-i; rons are! if aii'.oved to vroeei ii : wi'l m lime eatie ('eatii. t t lie or set i i'lii mu.-t ;ni ivitli oiomptiiess ; a'ilow. ! icu' a -o!d to go widiout attetitiou j d ni;--roiis ami may lose you you: !!'!''. As soon as von feel that oi'!e j t hin ir is wron' with yoiirtlir-iat, lungs j or nostrils, oiiiain a boHleof BoseiieeV j tu-rman Syr. in. It wilt give jou i;u- meuiaiu relief. The announcement of Hon. P. McLean and lion. IL B. Miller for Albany- on the 1:0th inst. has Ijeen ciianged to a joint discussion be tween lion. R. McLean and Mr. E. R. s-kipworth, republican and democratic nominees for presi dential electors, to be held on the same date Oct. 20th. at 7 :: e. m I'iiitplcs on l!f Kac Derote an impure state ot the bio' il and are looked upon by many with suspicion. Acker's Blood Elixir wil! remove all impurities and leave the complexion snioath and clear. There is nothing that will so thoroughly build up the constitution, purity and strengthen the whole system. Sold and guaranteed bv Foshav & Mason. Mot-tli Ivii-iMia. Mr, W, II. Morgan, merchant. Lake City Fla., was taken wilii a severe Ceid: attended with a distressing Cough and running into Consumption in its first stages. Ho trbd many so called popular cough remedies and steadily grew worse. Was reduced in flesh, anil had difficulty in breathing and was unable lo sleep. Fiualy tried Dr. King's New Iliseovi ry tor Co'suriiption -Old found immediate re i f stud a:t r using a h ilf dozen bottles found hims-lf il and has had no return of the r'isease. No other remedy can show so grand a record of cures as Dr. Kinic's Niw Discovery for Consumption Cuaran teed to do just what is claimed for it. Trial bottle free at Foshay A: .Mason's. California 'al-i:-( lire. The only guaranteed cure for ea tarrii, cold in the head, hay fever,rose eo'd, catrrhul deafness and sore eyi s Res ore; the sense of ta?te and unpleas ant breath, resulting from catarrh, F.aw and p!easunt to use. Follow directions ami a cure is wa-raiiied. by all d -uggists. Send for a circular io Abietine Medical Company. Oro ville. Cal. Six months' treatment for si; sent by mail, 1,10, For sale by Foshay t 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. WIimIuw Miutlcs. I have received a new line in staple and fancy colors and will in the future carry a much larger as sortment than formerly and sell them cheaper. Samuel E. Yol xo. iven Away. W. F. Itead proposes to give away a line gold watch with his gold and silver prize shirt, the very best fitting md hes-t made white shirt in the market. The price is as low or lower than any equally as good shirt in the market. KKIKK MJATIO.X. French keeps railrouil time. Boys kilt suits at W. V. Head's. A new invoice of British trimmings at Head's. I know I can sa-e you moncj, try inc. and vott will be convinced V. F. Head. Mirth is short live.:. Prolong ;t if yon can. It will help your disposition to trail- with W. F. Head. Our ciir-t-miers never have the Mues, bi-.-ause wa irivi- them such good bar gains. V. F. Keail. That exfjuisitc iine of satins in our show window will be ran close this week. Have m excuse for not iret. tm-r in on them. Muntieth it Seiten bach. Just ri-eeiveil, another lot of those tine hand sewed French kid shoes, tin- very cheapest ever brought to town at W. F. Head's. j We handlo three kinds of fruit jar ana you win no wen to see us oeiore placing your orders. Just received at 'V. F. Read's a full line of ladies line muslin underwear, also girls' white dresses and infants slips. Call and see them. Mexican Cactus Bitters is the best remedy in the world for liver and kid ney diseases, indigestion, tte. For sale atM. Bauiuirart'o. 'You will never miss the water 'Till the well runs dry." If yen want a well dtiir call on E. B. Davidson. He does prompt work at a reasonable price. Orders can "be left at this ollice, Oreaon grapes at Hyde's market at 75 cents per bushel. If you want a clean and line smoke ask for J. Joseph's home made white labor cigars. For sale by most cigar dealers and at J. Joseph's factory. Electric Billcrs. This remedy is becoming so well and popular known as to need no sree'ial mention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise. A purer medicine does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kid neys, and remove Pimples, Boils, Salt lMicum :'.i (I other aH'cetioiis caused bv impure blood. Will drive M-ilar'ui from the system and prevent as well as cure all Malarial fevers. For the cure of Headache, Constipa tion and Indigestion try electric bit ters Entire satisfaction truarunttcd, or money refunded. Price 50 cents and -J 1.00 per bottle at Foshay fc Ma son. Huc kliis s Aruica SaSve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, -alt Kheum Fever Sores. Tetter, Chapped hands. Chilblains Corns, and all skin erup tions, and positively cures Piles, or n- pay n quired. It is guaranteed to uive pel feet satisfaction, or money let muled. Price cents per Lox at Foiiay A; Mfisjn es fur Sail.'. w. ll'lVP llKt. brought from r. astern Oregon a fine lot of work " J .... w i men in. n in .v t n him to suit the times. Among them is i-ome promising young drivers from Oneeo, Mason Chief, and Edward Everett. Also .some choice heavy mares. Anyone wishing a horse will do well to look them over ami we will tike plea.-ure in showing them to ali intending purchasers. MclvxmiiT Bnos., 'Jail man, Or. mm M0:Bjl Mi t'?ac '.fr.rl:. Murray's Specific A ir.i ir.mtce'l euro :if-ir nervous diseases, Ma li as Weak Mtiiioiv, t..vs in ilraiti lt-wi-r, il.-terii, Il.ailiehe IVi-i in the ltttcfc, Nervous l'rn-t ratioii, WakeiuiiR-.", Before Takiiw. 1J- ,U',iv,tir:l! .,-a.ii I'" icy ii. I u'-ritii-x! lo-is of jvnver u h i;-Miitr:i.te Oiven in .jiilier sex eause l bv a.ii-eii; inn or over exertion, ami wliieii ul tininteiy leail to Premature Irailc Mark. DM Aii-.-, Insanity and Con sumption, ft. CO a 1 or six boxes lor ?". UU. Sent bv mail on receipt of priee. full par ticulars in pamphlet sent free to every applicant. We :u;iraile' li Koves toiineaiiyca.se. lor every s.'i. 00 or.lcr received we send -c boxes, with a wnttemft6r J, k j g.. ;',nr.uic c to refund the money if on sjiu-iSc lo-js lut, effect a cure. Address all column nicitiims t j the S lie M luut u.-ture.-s. The Murray .Medicine Co., K tnsas. Citv, .Mo. tfSTSold in Albany by Foshay Fosliay V Ma.Min.solc ae IJiieli Tor Sale . 00,00n -j-ood hriek for sale, v Cissell All.an.i . Apply to W. C. Contractor anil uililer. HE UNTDH.HSIiiN'EIJ HAVIXG LO eated in Albany solicits patronage from city and country. Will contract to build bridges, birns, and all manner of dwelling hoie-cs. including Queen Aune, Eatlake and Elizabelhian styles of buildings. Will furnish plans and si) : -ilie ttoas fre-; of t eharire. Satis action guaranteed W. C. CASSEL- Horse for Sale. GOOD liIlo.Ni; OR CARRIAGE HORSE Will he sold for 45. Apulv at Mar- hah's liverv utahle. House jlo Kent. EAT STORV AND HALF HOl'SE OF seven rooms in the southern part of the city, barire barn, tu-o lots ai'u all model ll coiivenit nees. Apply to Mi's. T. A. Shane. ICemoval, LUBEUIIiti "s -MSl'LW HORSE XOW ...ika theloea' ' "i of his harness store, v iiien . . ten rem d to Pierce's new block. Hiso to iers toifether with the ireneral puhlic are i.. ited to call and nee this wonderful dispiav horse and inspect his com p - te 'ine oi harness, saddles, hujry rohos, t:., etc. MUSIC! Xliss Laura Goltra, OF &ALE.M, Will take a limited number of pupils in piano, organ ani harmony. Impure on Mondays at the residence of W. II. Ooltra and durinsr the week at the res idence of Mrs. C. C. Cherry. S-'cne Ho!- 0 WILL BROS Dealers in all the k-a(linc Guns, Pistols, Beving laclimes, Orpiis, Pianos, A full Slieet music, musical merchamlise.ammnnition, fish msr tackle, etc. Warranted razors, .butcher and! pocket knives The best kinds of sewing machines j y.EEDLES,OlLmul Kxti-us for ail MA CIHXEb j ILINN COUNTY ACENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. i Repairing ofsewinr machines, musical instruments, truns, etc, neatly done I W.'F. 1 am now receiving my notions, etc, and propose to the line, My goods are all FO R CASH! We invite your inspection Cashmeres Imported Broadcloth. SilaWarp, Henrietta All "Wool Tricots Assatot Flannels In fact everything usually found in h first-class Dry Goods Store. My Boot and Shop department is complete. I have also added a complete litis of boys kilt suits. A comparison of my stock and prices is solicited A11 mail orders promptly attended to." Call and see mt. KT IF1. TBS.iID, (SuceeaScr to N '1. Ailei. Albany, Oregon. I1AUTAUQUA BOOKS 1888-9 An Outline Ili-torv of (ireeee 0 o0 I'rejK-.ra-.iry ilrcek .'ourse i.i ijiiiiisli. .SI -J e'oii.-e i:eek e'-i;i:e in lC:iriisii 1 0-J IV... ...u-:,) ..i...r,. i -2: C:.e:ai-:i-, 1 00 ' !'.e e'ii.ira.-:. r ol .'-l- -4" Modern Cl-.iir.-h in K'lropc. . . . , 40 I'ri c per set 5 ."0 Cauaeeiifrei icr -m.- 1 nO A ii!s,-,,;i;i; :i!ioco v.iicn ." sets or mure are ordered at .lie time, Al! orders ewn.-ptk tilled bv J ! (.JILL Co.. booksellers. I'.Ttland, Oregon, J-"Or bv vourlocal liooksrller Kemovt-il. TOSKl'H WEI'.l;;.!t A.NNUl'XCKS TO 111- J pair-ins and !ri--nd thjt ie-c in l- t.-ri.i.: on l-'iri ..rivet, in his ne-v ro-iins in 1-V's!:,iv ;: M is el , iviu-re ii.' . j'.v, ...e i :,. :i c m:ii ) 1 it : th'.- i-ti'fii.- wttli an tiiin-.' in ill tons.-i-'aliiii.-. 11 : r --o'd i-e'w i-i'ii'.. liJLi IRIELAJD, I hereby certify that Dr. I N. Woodle has SUccesstulh operated on niv rid'liiiL- h -rs,. ISAAC HAYS. For further -eference in reirard to n.lli; srs mhuireof Duve 1'eterson, Win. lVt.e:sjii,Lei, anon: ,loiin Ilardniaii, Alfred Wclverton. Al ain; Sam Gaines, Scio; Win. Foster, l'rim--ville. I pra.-tice veterin.ny medi'-ine in Al bany ami country surrin.indin? orii.eand residence corner (ith and Washington srs. I. N, WnODbE, Veterinary Surirer.n OREGON PACIFIC Curran & Monteith have lots for sale oa tl e installment plan, rang ing in price from to .$1000. Oyster: iysl.is V EASTERN AND OLYMPIAN SERVED fresh every dav at II. Diercks' restaurant 0RE90N RAILWAY aid NAVn;Tio ciMiiMxr Columbia River Route Trains for the East leive and 2 P. M Portland- 10 a. m daily. TICKETS to and from principal points in l-nited States, Canada and buropc. ELEGANT PULLM4N PALACE CARS Emigrant Sleeping sCars Una Tkronebjon Express Trains OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS and sr. PAUL Free of Dharge and Without Change, Close Connections at Portlaml for San Fran cisco and Pii-tt Sound points. For furtlier particulars impure of Curaan -Monteith, First Street, A Hum v. Orerron A. L. MAXWELL. .. I'. V I. A. M. II. IIOLCOMB. General Manager. i35"Boats leave the . 11. N. Co."s wharf, n the foot of ISroadalhin street, on Tuesdav and Friday of each week. C. G. RAWLINOS, Local Aifent. Line of- READ, Fall stock ot Dry Goods make it red hot all along fresh and new and bought of the following Jgoods: Flushes Velvets Velveteens Silks and Satins S f Star Bakery ! -a mix. srocacx- Staple Groceries I Fine Glassware,Crockery Thtxt4nEty ottoa oo9b '-i:-iTtT. Mtt mm, etc CAKES, PIES, Fresh. Baked BreacJ Every Day. Atthlsoidaad ra&sble hoow ia tk - (ouBd a compute aaBortzneat, of irtmh fimia iroeerie, t which is conntontly bang jiel (he a&k8Qmba Mm) of yromrt and pgnmus - Mich aa Cranberries, Fine Pickles Dried Beef Chipped to 0rde Anchouy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc. These goods wore ail boutrht when prta were knr, and the benefit of the margin will tf given to his customers. Kemember the piat iti the old comer on First and Brosdalbin Ste " HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFEF Proprietors ot And manafactorers of We are now prcpejred to furnish choice, frcst caiuiies of best gride, conssting- of pure sti-.-ls. united fevora, mixed oaiiftea, eztes Frei. and chocohUe creams, faocy mixed, cuxly togt and a geaeisi aeeortBieBt at flne oodiss . AT iTUOLESAL OK BETAIL. sVOrders from eoontrr deaiers prompUi aft toned to. Factory on First street, Albany, - - Oreigor ' ' IIMII HI Red frown Milk UOK, KAMUKC at C rri'a. NEW PROCESS FLOUR (Soperler taaifamlxsaaTsafeaES'e) The Best Storage FaciJitiei tn truest fric ia AUAJK . . NOTICE. -1 have hoiiirht and furnished- ,1! If Ml 01 With new mai hhiery, tiiakiriir Horn by the ki ll koli.ki: i-rockss. Tne nail is now run ni.iu' and lean furnish the best f flour and feni ai n-aMiiialiie rates. I intend to run uiy :ni:l in nieh a manner tl at none ean so away dissutistieii. Uive me a call. . GOINS, Proprietor Scio Mills mm HAND STORE1 The past year has proven it to be m-ce&Mty. The best and cheapet place in the city to buy your St0Y8s,Furnitnre,tinware We ate always prepared to bny your heusehoid furniture at the highest cash price. Sole agents for the PEERLESS OIL CAtt And Lamp Killer L. GOTTLIEL. iikny Bath House AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON, JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR SLadie? nd children's hair dress, nff a specialty. Dnti.te satisfactiou guaranteed JOHN SCKMEER'S Livery. Feed & Sale stable Corner Second and Ettxworlh Sts, ALBANY, - - OREGON H OH.8B8 boakobu by the day or month. Car riaea or Dugiriea on reasonable terms viinl NORTHWEST and 1 INSURANCE COMPANY PORTLAND, - - OREGON CAPITA I. STflK. MAGNOLIA MILLS, JOHN A. CRAWFORD, Proper. Will furnish sacks to farmers and receive wheat at the usual rates of storasre. The highest market price paid for arne. 22TBest Magnolia flour aIwaj-9 on h nd for sale or exchange at reasona hie rates. JOHN A. CRAWFORD. . A line line of ik-w silverware juafe opened at Will & Stark's. CONRAD Mil ALBANY SODA WORKS Choice CoDfectionery ri n in If 'H no mo loin IKE
