1HE HEKALl): TUESDAY, JULY 9. 1889.
flnutyi gaily Jurad
: . c. k. k. tijik T4Kli.
north noirxN.
' cpartrrivw.
jda. er.
i-7t'i?ht
I )::" auil
111:
ainj 1 'ortt'rt 10 10am
11:10 ai:
S4r.pm
' anil
south i;ousi.
Arrives Departs'
Arrivw
cx ! l2;"Juim ,12. 40pm I Fttxene i40pm
i I l..KipmKiu;ene ti.OOpm
Kreiirht
V Freight received frouth"aftr 11,a.ii.
;he iuue nay.
ORKOON PACIFIC Tl.Mi: TAP.l.E.
I'dcnt-nscr. .
rtvicht ,
. .U.l;"'tim,l 00 p m
.IOTT1XKK AltOl'T T( .
Tiie Albanv street raiiuav is
nearing completion.
Regular meeting of the W. C. T. i
I . at 2::;0 this afternoon. j
A supDly of line honey c.ui be!
obtained at I'. L. Kenton's.
Rubber and leather belting of all I
di.-criptions at Stewart fc Sox. j
The fine residence of George.'
llochstedler is nearly completed.
Work is progressing rapidlv on j
woolen mills. ;
Kenton s rremiiim avon i-oap '
mtini'o.s to si 1. rapidly at 4i I per !
'ox. '
.1. MealcfV, of Sweet Home
a;i eye put out while liiirg at
musket on July 4th.
had '
olu 1
li.e LeautituI U ulaniette at this
ri:y is only six inches above ox
rreme low water mark.
The business of the Albany post-
tlice has increased 10 ier cent,
hiring the past month.
pokane l alls claims to be pre-
pared for fire, with a daily watr .
-ipply of 0,000,000 gallons.
Fifty pieces of furniture given
f. ith all cook stoves or ranges sold
!y Matthews it Washburn.
Fifty Italian laborers will leave
iiiiscity to-day for the front to
work on the Oregon Pacific.
Harvesting in Linn county is
orogressing rapidlv. The yield
promises to be above average.
Harry l'errin, who fell from the
loofof C. E. Wolverton's residence
on Saturday, is improving and will
recover.
Those wishing screen doors and
windows should get my prices be
fore ordering elsewhere. W. W
Crowder.
Will &. Stark have just received
a line line of clocks, diamond jew
elry, silverware, watches, etc. Call
and see them.
If you want tu get screen doors
an 1 windows put on your house
call on 11. 15. Yunk, shop corner
Second and Ferry street.
liev. John A. Urooks, late vice
presidential candidato on the pro
hibition ticket, is in Oregon ami
will sneak at the W. C. T. C. hall
to-night.
Dr. John A. P.rooks will seak
in Albany at the W. C. T. 17. hall
this evening at S r. m.. on the sub
ject of temperance from a national
stand Hint. Lecture free and
everybody invited.
The faculty of the Albany Co!-j
iegiate Institute has been re-elect- !
ea ior me next vear, ami tlie aii-
lition of Miss Lib Irvine has been
made to the same. This popular
institution of learning will open on
Sept. 17th.
The members of the senatorial i PAnment. Hie pair will be re
committee on Indian affairs ar-! cei red about thw Just of Saptem
live.latTacoma Mondav ami im-i vr''r- . n,,R apPttl gift,
iiiediatelv embarked on 'board the fl evinces the lively mterest taken
I'uited States steamer Albatross, ! ,n the college by Mr. Apperson.
which sailed for Alaska with the I '""vallis Leader.
party.
A gentleman from the East has
otlered the Walla Walla agricul-',
tural society $25,000 for their fair i
grounds and race track, for the pur- '.
jose !g' converting the same into a j
horse farm. I he society, which is
$10,000 iu debt, is considering the ;
proposition. j
"'Another town burnd" has j
newspapers on the Pacific Coast r- j
centlv. An inadequate water sup-
in j v. t ouiiiioh tanviiuiiy ;
ply and a poor fire depaatment has
figured in manv cases. From these
soiuces Albany neel not fear, but
too much orecaution cannot be
taken.
Along with the other improve
ments on foot in Albany should
come horses for the steam fire
engines, at any rate for oik? of
them. Tho horses could be utilized
in other wavs and would not be
much more expensive than hiring i
dray teams to haul the engines to
and from fires.
Sullivan and Kilrain pounded
each other yesterday through 7-'
rounds which lasted all forenoon.
They einiply fought until Kilrain
was exhausted. Then Sullivan,
who proved to have the best en
durance, landed a blow upon Kil
rain's neck which knocked him
down, and he was too weak to get
Tip.
l-KKSONAI. MKNTION.
Dr. L. l'olev
of Lebanon.
:heitv.
i-w. "i. m i .,ii....,wi
from a trip to Portland.
Miss Alice Ii.-enner has returned
irom a several months visit at
Portland
Improving the Kaee Track
subscrijition is being circulated
ami generally signed in
tl:c eilv
IIKSIIU
for the purpose of raising funds to
improve the race track at the fair
grounds adjoining tho city. It is
proposed to put the track in flrst
elass order. A $."oi) running race
will occur mi the track on July LV
between bor.-e o tied hv Lebanon
uarties.
C. Co.!
Chinese n
a'fev davs
ige was stabbed in a
taurant at Lake View
igo. The injured man
retusex to j-t.iti
what caused the
'ray, was his as-ailant
A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Miss Kate Feoccll Accidentally Shoots Her 1
Friend, Mrs. Wni. Collins. ;
About 10 o'clock Sundav morn -
ir.g a terrible shooting "accident
occurred at the residence of
William ColliiiH, three miles north
of this city. Miss Kate Fennell of
this city, was visiting Mrs. foiling.
rn. r :i : . t . i
me lauuues were related ov mai-
riage and
frequently visited 'ach
other. During the forenoi n Miss
Fcnnell and Mrs. Collins were
sitting in a bedroom, when the
girl picked up a ;un from the!
corner of the room and phuavd it I
upon her lap. It was a double!
i barreled gun, one barrel being a
i rifle, the other for shot. .She had
I asked Mrs. Collins if it' would do
; ai y harm to pict it ftp. and the
' latter replied no, Miyim; that it i
was not loaded. The girl then ;
i asked her it she could cock the I
gun. Mrs. Collins told her that I
there was no danger, assuring her j
that it vas not loaded. The gun
was lying across the girljs lap and
Mrs. Collins was seated a few :eet
toward the left immediately in
nwigfof the weapon, when the
girl .drew back the hammers and
pulled both triggeis.
The household was startled by
the loud report which followed.
I)'h barrels were loaded, one
.;!, ., k.,ii .,n.i t)i. ..tiw. ;tli
b icksliot. The charge struck
unfor; unat.' woman in the
breast, penetrating the heart
the !
lfi i
and ';
cjmiug out at the back, near the
I in. ,t li,.n!.l..v t.i.ilviiir .. Ii.-.Il.
fully three inches in diameter,
wl...' .i i . :.. i i .
i be deceased was thirty live
years of age, and leaves a husband
I and three small children, aged re
j spectively 1, ."J and ! years. She
; was a daughter of Thomas Hunt,
; of Cervais, Marion countv, and a
sister of
Mrs. Peter Kilev. of this
citv.
the coioncr
i.entou countv
summoned a jury ami
quest, resulting in a
held an in
erdiet that
the deceased met her death bv the
I accidental discharge of gun by
! Miss Kate Fenneil.
I The young gil who fired the
fatal shot is nearly crazed with
griei ami ootn lamines are sorrow
stricken. The remains were taken
to (iervais yesterday fer inter
ment. "itsfonl In Trouble
James Pitsford, a printer, whoiing breaking, and precipitating
formerly resided in this city, has j
come to grief in Portland. Thej A passenger train at Hillsboro; T
Sunday Mercury devotes about ,:illne near being telescoped bv a I
three-quarters ot a column to an i following freight train, which was! I
aiiruii-i iic ictx-iiuy luauv iu h.iu
Mrs. Ad. Harmon, formerlv of
Scio, with vhom he seemed to bej
very friendly w hile living at the i
same house with her and her hus- j
band in this city recently. A war-!
rant was issued for Pitsford'sj
arrest but he could not bo found.
r Harmon anil his wife, i is said J
have moved to Portland to reside. !
Pitsford's alleged attempt to kill!
Mrs. Harmon vriis on account ;
of his burning love for hoi ., which i
she told him she did not return.
. ... ;
4;irt to tlx- college '
Mr. J. T.
, . ,
.ipiier.iuii, one oi me ;
t . . . 1 f i l ir i
I n ioc oir in I'fi s ine ouaiu oi '
! regents ot tlie tate Agricultural
icollege. at the recent meeting of'
i the board, tendered to the college I
a pair of thorough-bred Jerseys
Mr. Apperson has tin reputation
of owning the finest .Terse vs in the
stale, and the collego will have the
ad vantage of pure stock to begin
its oxpeiiments in she stock de .
Work Commenced on tin- O. I'
A gentleman who came in from
the "Oregon Pacitic front y.-stciday
states that about 5 men hat
heen sent to the end of the track
to oegin worn on me 'ti-mi!e con
tract of Messrs. A ntonelle A. Doe,
and that 50 more will go to the
front to-day. A large force of men
are to U sent up to ioin them
... .
wU1 1l
few days
vigorously
and the work '
pushed tnis I
i summer.
Ilr Sniolf
ind softlv chuckled to
A smile
himself and said
"I've got it at
last. Now I can get ahead.
Wish
Iii nil ,.
had found it sooner. I he W il-
lamette
i acMng v o. sens cneaper
41 II I
than any other house in the citv
ami keep the best stock of fine,
fresh groceries and vegetables!
They lead in everything."
Private Sal at HoiiKeholil ;eoil.
Mr., w i' i; ,v . : territory. Tlie solution of the ones
....;r.h:lr;A very easy one. Because
can- ii'.l eiiLlie iui Ol IIOUSeuOKl
goods, consisting of two chamber
sets, settees, kitchen furniture,car-
pets, stoves, etc. the goods can
he seen iu the warehouse at tho O.
I". docks. k)
t'utentM (irxnteil.
.
I ollowing were the patents i
granted to citizens of the Pacific
, States during the past week and
-. ..i.l All L.a. il... I f 1 J k i
iiqwiicuiui iiitiitii.uj) nyu a.: pie who camped on the "great
is in i "ow- k i o. patent Iayers, Wash- American desert" 15 vears ao on ;
ington, D. C. : 1
i Francisco, store
L. Davis. San
service; H. K.
l reyschlag. San Jose. Cal., fishing
net! (i. Iinihrmii IVvinf l?ir.i-
j fal.. gate: P. IL .Liet-r,n !
lrancisco, illuminating tiles; ..!
.u. iemi. Aioany. Oregon, wire,
fences; ioia .noore.
j portfolio; W
rrancisco. music stann anu
"lio; . S. )ill(. I.iia InctP p.
: h i . i i i V. ----o-, -i
: ;:il fXff'IISl.ill huh .r K I. l?-in.
, . ,
(Some. Mn rrancisco. roncreato
j ami ariineiai stone tinisti ; it. Koot,
: San l rancisco. wire rope: II. Sut
cliffe, Oakland. Cal., lire-grate. ' Fresh Arrival.
- - - , W e will receive fresh lo day a
' line lot of celery, cauliflower, cu
A lady's silver watch and gold j cumbers, string beans, green peas,
chain and locket attached, supposed j blackberries, raspberries, apricots,
i to have l-een dropped somewhere j poaches, new potatoes, cabbage,
j on the grounds on the 4th. The j etc. Willamette Packing Co.
! Under will be suitably rewarded on i - - --
returning the same to this otiice.
N'.'W (ie--ikf:i-. in jewelry ut rrcuch-
STATE IMI'UOVKMEJiT.
One ot llu: good -'wagon road
bills" i;issetl by the Life, legislature
; whs that making ap appropriation
1 of $15,000 tor n wagon road through
! Clatsop countv, connecting with
'the Columbia and Washington
j courity roads. The surrey ot this
road w comi.teted last week, the
viewers report a gooj route ami
the work will be begun at once.
The appropriation by the state has
stimulated Hi? counties in w hich it
will be expeudeil ti improve tin
old which will be connected by
the new one; the Columbia county
com mis unci ? :ire b".:ldin new
il.iid'"! across the Nclmieui. the
dat.op county ooard are lepairiog
the road from
Astoria to Ulney, !
" ashutou county is pulling mne .
needed imppiveim nts oi tut: roa.j
to Oifinvillc, ami the r. tmit ot this :
i:Ulc um execution oy me st.tr.eOD .
internal improvement sviil a .
irood ro id
'from the
lor travel aii tlie way
Willamette va:ev (
Atoifi, over lnv grater
through these three counties, ia
. , . '
some places almost mi impenetra- j
ble wiiderncs. even to huntrrs,
will be opened to tcf.lement Oy j
luoittn oi this road, mid it will not j
tie many year- Uetore the money j
' thus scattcreii
iu the torcst will i
a rich ktrvest of
wiiv trum the Wil-!
; ,ve P'oiiuceii
ti;.e l.irni all the
''inrt!e to rhe sea
COAST XOTKS.
Mayor Wood, of The 1'ailfs,
states in his imsago that the city !
ewes ir-J'VJOO.
Lishop x liixby's mill, south of I
Heppner, has been destroyed by ;
lire. Loss, $10,000 and noinsur-;
ance.
The new court house nt Corval
lis is almost finished. When
ready for use, it will have cost the
county near by $GS,0iU).
Southern Oregon peaches, put up
in uttnictivo boxes and baskets.
have made their appearance in the !
Albany market.
Ttie Oregon synod of the Cum-
berland Presbyterian church will ;
convene at Scio, Linn county, on i
Thursday, July 11. at 8 i. t.
Three men. engaged in building j
the paper mill at Otegon City, were !
injured on ednesday by scallold
them to the rocks below.
only stopped alter j.'reat excitement j
within a lew leet oi where the j
passenger stood. ;
At a special election, held at
Faker City, on the proposition to!
bond the city for $4::,000, for ex-
tending the water system and the!
eonstrution of city sewerage, the;
vote stood 152 in favor and 14
against the proposition.
Younii Wade, who was sent to
the asylum from Jackson countv
recently, has found an opportunity
to loiiow Ins mania of horse steal-;
iiig in spite of the asylum author!-1
ties. He filed his tvav out of the ;
......t,,.., ..,. ,t.,.. ..' . .
'llul viit: Kiuy ia?i wreiv
went to
Jefferson, stole a horse, and sold it
iu a neighboring town before being;
recaptured The asylum uuthori-'
...I.: i : . : ..
I nt:.-., unci liitwiii nun in ugaiii,i
i sent word to his father that he was i
1 cured, and should be tlischargetl. 1
KISO.H ( KOIIk OI NTV.
PitiNKVii.i.K, July 1, ls'J.
We have bad some fine rains,
drain looks fine, especially rye.
Stock looks fine.
John Minto, of Salem, was here ,
j flock of tine iru rino hoct to the i
Ivaliev. if a :ew more would
llikow'ise it would be better for this i
: locality. I
K. W. Lreese. while crossing!
, the mountains, -ot his foot broke,
; and is talking of going back in a
week or two. Mr. Duncan Am'ev.
of this place, is going down to
i Albany with him. i
! We are waiting patiently for the '
O. P. K. II.
to tat
this region. '
! Hundreds of
tons of
wool would '
be shipped through that way that J
! has to be freighted to The Dalles
Some has been hauled to Albany,
across the mountains. I Vices
mountains, i vices are
better there than at the former
place, and Albany is a much bet-
f.. tJlf.A (ftn n.Kinli f.-. (.!.!. . r.
l'i..i. IIVIH twill 11 lit lJ
r-.,i; ..,..,:.. '
IH1".1 Illfl.
Orojjon ob Wheel."
And vet we aie asked daily why
all these long trains of emigrants
pass here with their faces turned ;
toward Oregon and Washington
Because
Oregon has advertised herself, and
in doing so has also advertised
her sister, now on the eve
of adoj-ton into the great
lainiiy ot states A car
called "Oregon on Wheels' has
r
i three times mude the trip into the
oiuer siiues, aim on us last vovage
wont nil Hit. mi-1 Wn- v,'i- m
show the products raised bv the
descendants of the plain ohfpeo-
. . - 4 ..S
their tedious six
months journey
plains.'" Helena I
across "the
(Mont.) Journal.
Itlver TrarHr.
There are but two boats now
running on the
running on the upper river, the
Modoc and Three Sisters. It
IS '
tiininii r .i;..i.i..
( , t.. n... . i. i- i
iuniia.iou mui mu Jk. oc .1. nave
i.- . , .
in coniemruuiioii ai an ear v tx i
rh.. .-nr.o rn,.tin ..f .,,. o". !,;.!
i new successful craft, Modoc.
i Don": forget ihat :ii .Vi.-. 1!. E
iiviiKiii .-. is ti:e piyi ; gel 3oiir ;v
ing in:ul:iinv
SKLF-EXPLASATOEY t,KTTEE.
Seatti-k, W. T., June 13, 1SS9.
To the Oakland Home Insurance Co.,
of Oakland, California.
We, the undersigned, citizens of j
the city of Seattle, Wash, Ter., who !
suffered fire loss by the Great Geueral
Conflagration of June 6, 1S89, which
destroyed over $15,000,000 worth of
property, beg to hereby express our
sincere appreciation and thanks for
the satisfactory and prompt adjust
ment and payment of our various
lossts, covered by policies in your
Company
Times Publishing Company. $ 500 00
!(;.(!. White A'. Co,
1,212 0(5
Raymond, hggertci IO.
0. "v. Lynch & Co
Kurdk-k to Cook
A 'I' 1:i..flinrrfr .
7,000 00
1,000 00
2,000 00
500 00
Kl'iz.;beti, McOlurg 300 00
narms & Dicknian. . . .
1,000 CC
1,000 00
485 72
j A liuillarjjeon & Co.
Smith Bros, k liutler. .
Albert Sohlos6innciier. .
Seattle Hardware Co . . .
800 00
3,000 00
4,000 00
4G6 06
1,000 00
500 00
1,957 75
1,000 00
500 00
2,500 00
1,000 00
1,000 00
500 00
Mechanics S ore
Mark Ten Suie !i A. Can.
N. W. F.'.ec. Supply Co
Siinifion liros
"""ns liuck.
Samuel iveniicy . .
(, Kup10 , & c-
.
j . Loimnan.
( j; Hiilcy.
Pngei Mill Co.
Herman Chapin 105 00
'Schwahaeker Uros. tx ( 'o. 2. 500 00
Watson C. Squire 0,000 00
Moore, limit & Co 1,500 CO
Zm brothers 1 .." I 10
M. W. Willi 500 00
$45.SfiS 35
Juiiuo Ci A'lwliol t Albany is agent
fur this cumpaay, which is only one
or the coiiipaui'!8. which has paid
thousands to the Seattlu sufferers..
VTcll Worth Double.
Parties wishing crayon jiortraits
can have them at about one half
Mrs. Ilium's usual prices, condi
tioned that they place their orders
with heron or before July 8th.
Orders so placed can be made sub
ject to delivery any time within
ninety days.
SattorrtM! Satteens!
liect'ived this week, an invoice of
satteens, fancy and plain, in cream,
light blue, tan, brown, green and
black. Sam ill E. Yot sn.
A NASAL IXSECTOK fkcb with
each holtle tif Shiloh's Catarrh Item
edy. Price 50 cents Foshay x Manon
mm
f!OM . A. X V
OF
Albany
Okegon
tti i f ctnr.4i. ..mo.
OFFICERS.
President Charles E. Wolvorton
Vice-President J. O. Writsuian.
Treasurer J. W. Cusick.
Secretary J. K. Elilerkir.
DIRECTORS.
i. . Mratian, Uhas. E. Wolver
'ou. J. L. Cowan. L.!P.. Monteitn.
I. W. Cusick. J. O. :Writsman. J
K. Elderkin, Charles Monteith, (.
F. Simpson.
; Sa,ffi. Sminn. nnnsRPvatiVR r
a o.. nn,.
A Square Company, ,
Managed by Square Men,
Patronized by Square People ,
. j
ParS0HiZ3 HOEIO EntCrpnSS
j
" " i
-iiihiiiu
I'mlerthe nviiiftiif nt of-
W1I KEEP
A fuil line si rhoice
drov-niou
I'aDiily xrotejirK i4
Cannea iinetipples,
Choice Table Delicacies
Ornamented cakes for
Wedtnnas and Parties,
nrsriii ii 1 it i ca!t Tali ci al
kintli).
FRESH BASED BREAD
JtCverv Dav.
I),
V
TEAS AXn C6FFL
i ne tie--t Soap in the jnarktt
Le Roi Savon.
' A f.ne assortment of aomestic
and Imported Cigars
it-f'At John t"o'3 oldJ-tuiJ
new lirick.
1'lW Fl D"i
& Merchants
l I 111
V
fin; wuu
I l II
DC A W
Best Ssn. Pes. Cakes
Candies Nuts. Raisins MWM
CANNED tioODS, ETC. I C 1
i I'lnrohnmci
Miie & Robertson.
Xi:iV FIRM!
NEW GOOJJS!
Are iiiw established with a tirst-class
stjck of
STAPLE FAMILY CiKOCKKlES.
On the corner of First and Ferry
streets, opposite Stewart & sox. A
complete line of canned goods, gro
ceries and provisions of all kinds, no
tions, etc. ,
F-esh fruit and vegetables eyery
mot ling. Prices reasonable.
J3-CALL AND SEE USltt
WILL BROS.
Dealers in all the latest improved
pianos, organs.sewing machines.guns,
also a lull line of warranted razors,
butcher and pocket knives. The best
kind of sewing machine oils, needles
and extras for all machines. All re
pairing iu the above lines neatlv and
reasouably done.
HOPKINS k SALTMARSH.'I
d;
11
STOVES
Ti&ware d hmm,
AU work promptly done at
reasonable rates.
FliT STRKS.T,
lirirk for Sale.
IT MY KILN ONE MILK? EAST OF
J. town, or delivered nnyw litre in the city.
V. C. CASSELL, Albany Or.
Contractor and ICnildrr.
1HK UNDERSIGNED HAVING LOCATED
in AlbatiT solicits patronage from city
anil country. Will contract to build bridges,
barua. and all manner of dwelling bouses,
includini; Oueon Ann?, Kastlake and F.liza
liethiau stvle) of buildin4. Will furniHb
plans and sptcificatinns free of charge?. Satis
Fiction iruarantccd AV. c. CASSKL.
Important .olirc.
AVINi; LKASEP TIIE MONTKITII
IHiMturc from the Orciron racitir Co.. h!1
persons hav inir htock therein on pasture arc
hereby notified to remove them at once, or
make arrangement with me. Failing to do
so such Htock will be turned u.
JOHN SCIIMEEK.
BROWNSVILLE.
O. I. COSUOW fc SO.
Koal Estate? and
XS URA NCE A CIJN' V
I TP
I'Hecause he known that his dea
wile m
him for
jut cntiiiueiiciiiL' to work
.something you know
how it is
yourself - hut when
LADIESTFABE
-WITH-
1TI
(.1
id
(I
I heir husbaiHs ltm t look that way.
that
hecausu there are uo extiavugant
prices on their goods. Everything
is good; everythink is cheap; make
Home happy, make
YOUR HUSH AN D SMILK
By trading at the economical store
wherethc rule of good goods and
low prices) knows no exception. I
Don't forget that ti mple of economy I
is at
Srownoll 2c Stanard's-
OKSI'K KIK.iT AXP fOA LBIN' SI.S
Over The
CASCADE MOUNTAINS
FROM Al.KXY
OK l.KliAXON
WARD.
V. A M
The Willamette Valley and Can
cade Mountain Wagon Road is in ex
cellent condition, and by all odds is
the best and shortest wagon road to
Eastcru Oregon. Ifater and grass is j
abundant sdong the entire road. The
grades are easy, accommodations sit-1
pcrior and the road w-ell bridged j
making it the best mountain road in !
the state. For summer jaunts, huut-1
ing and fithiug the Cascade Mouu- j
tains in the vicinity of Clear Lake ,
and the Three Sisters afford superior j
advantages.
1 have just received over L'000
yards of standard ginghams from
John Wannamaker, of Philadel
phia. The common price of these
goods is 10c per yard. I will sell
14 yards for 1 -the price al good
prints.
SAM UK L E. YOCNO.
Plurabinff Pine Fittin
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G-ROCEEIES
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Newspapers and Magazine
NEAIi THE I'OSTOFFICE.
LUMBER!
Those desiring lumber will find it to their advantage to tall on the under
siened at his yard on Sixth and Railroad streets, Albany, Oregon. I now
offer rough lumber at $9 per thousand feet. I also keep on hana shingles,
doors, windows and frame?: alao lime, all of which I Fell at very low rate
W. W. CROWDER.
STBWAET & SOX
Dealers in-
General
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Iron, Sled and Coat
llaronsandRnyifies
Rope and Cordage
Blacksmiths ' Supplies
Garden and
And. all Implements
C. K. HAWKINS.
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ALBANY WITH UPMT
Docs'au immense business in'all kinds of furniture, bedroom sets, parlor
sets, chairs, bed lounges, kitchen safes, and all kinds of tables, etc., cte.
Also have a line selection of wall paper and window Ehades, which they are
offering at close fign res. Call and ee them, on Firstystreet, opposite Stew
art & Sox.
CITY DRUG STOEI.
. FINK LINK OF
ART SUPPLIES
TO i LET AND FANCY ARTICLES.
PRESCSIPTIONS CAREFULLY '.COMPOUNDED.
GUISS & SON, PROPRIETORS,
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Hardware
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; Cai.peitterjl, Toolii
j jiuiiders Ilarduar
j Powder, Shot, etc.
; Giant Potcdet. cf. j, tttMf
j Saws and Ax
Grrassj Seeds
Used -by Farmers i
F. FARHBLL
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