Morning daily herald., July 16, 1889, Page 3, Image 3

1HE f PUKING HEBALI): TUESDAV. JULY 1 isSO,
Rowing aitg jxn&
. t C. K. K. TIME TABLE.
NORTH BOUND.
e parte rrires. ra
. j .amj Portl'd 1010am
a. eipr. j t!:45 am
iene I II :1a um. -.mam'
34."pm
i 45pm
r'teijrht j I ' ami
SOUTH BOUND.
Arrives Depart. Arrives
Valatexp ; 7:45pm 5ptu
Vnn .v -ilmm 12.40om
Ashland 9.00am j
rVeight I v -' l8 00!
No rre'mht received forlsouthjafter ii.m. i
the same day. :
OREGQXI'ACIKIC TIME TABLE. j
Amves Dciurt8 !
Ivasen2r. .
b'rijrht
Il.15amil.00 p m
,...' 5. 25pm 16.:
l6-5J !
JOTTIN8 ABerT TOWN.
The Mount Hood road h;ts 1
eCll
completed at a cost of $.(KH).
Rubber and leather belting of
di.-criptions at Stewart A Sox.
.
!
i
t. L. Blackmail will sell Mis en-
tire Mock of Look and stationery ;
at j-ost for : days. 1
The finest display of randies ever '
s..en in the city v. ill he opened at
r . II. Fiedler's to-day.
Fifty piece of furniture given
with all cook stoves or ranues sold
A special meeting of St. Johns
iodu'c. No. i;2. A. F. it A. M., will
be held this t-viningfor work.
Prof. Norris" exhibition of
trained caniiifs vi!l be given at
the opera hou-o u'eduesday even
ing. Those wishing screen doors and
windows should get my prices be
fore ordering elsewhere. V. V.
Crowder.
Just received a car load of Tubbs
pme manilla binding twine, which
Ihirrell A Co. I
The plat of Huuck's addition to!
Albanv was filed in the county j
) ecorder's ollice yesterday. It em-
lifipoc tin on Mcrnu f ttn fo I .riAiin-1 I
tL. IIIV, Kill .1 Vllllll
'rounu
tract.
The fust wheat of the
I
season
was brought to this citv
yestenlay
bv Jacob Clem and placed
in the :
Farmers' warehouse. The lield
from which it was threshed yielded
'" bushels per acre.
A Chinese swill vender' created
some merriment on First street
yesterday. I lis wauon broke down
and the driver swore loundly in
Chinese for about live minutes.
He then gathered up a shattered
wheel and mournfully hauled his
wagon and contents invav.
J. Y. Talt, is now canvassing the i
city for a full and complete History I
of the Johnstown Flood, a book o: i
over 490 pages, tinelv illustrated!
with graphic views from original ,
Photograph, laken during and atter ;
the great disaster. The book cm-
I traces a complete
fearful ffoorl and
-i-
. J'' -
is a valuable
iv..f i- ..,,,1 ,atrt. I
don dog show have secured a data j
here at the. oira hoiwe W ednes-
day night, .luly 1, tli. ami a grand
iiiaiiiit-r eie inu lauiea ami i
-children at 2 :.'!( p. m., and every
plaved all of the coast towns to
satisfaction. Prof. C. Norris is a
New York man and comes well
recommended, and wants the pub
lic to understand he has not such
a show as this city was visited
with some time ago.
pi:i:s(i. MKNTION.
Ala Harris, of San Francisco, is
in the city.
J. K. Elderkin went over to Ya
ouina yesterday.
diaries Mueller left yesterday
lor a trip to Ilwaco.
Miss Flora Mason is visiting
friends in Corral lis.
P. II. Elderkin returned yestei
day from a trip to Yaipiina.
Hon. Ringer Hermann it: in
Portland. He is making a tour of
the state anil will visit
within a few days.
tiCotMe P. iiraliam, representing
Chas. Enu
iJolinsoiiiv Lo. s print-
ing ink establishment,
Francisco, is in the city.
of San :
still i.yiag Aiiont Oi.Koii.
The following appeared in the
Scientific Ameiican, one of the
most widftlv firchitPd wppIcIv
child, attending will receive a ; ten dkv wi , t, se(,.etarPv of
I,Uitm - J-Ju!lUv thv iZlxos.e state. Principal ollice, Linkville;
value is $.0in. Remember this is , ,.. ,.,. '4.,- ... .' . '
a first-class entertainment and has ' a, .''on'oratore,
papers in tlie i nited Mates, 0ni'-"J,"""",c '"Sl Ul lf,,s i"omu,
Mav 11 : East of the Cascade : whe 11 was expected he would be
mountains Oregon
with no vegetation
K,,,t.i, i. ,i...nrt- i
iuniper There are a number of
lakes in the southern portion, ! P and search for him last Satur
which, however, are mostly alka-1 day- Jr. Dodson made quite a
line and marshy. The counfiv is 1 thorough ride over the country
dreary aud monotonous. In"thewncre the missing man was last
region of the Columbia tributaries J seen' but learned nothing further
at the north, however, the country tlian stated above. Mr. Nutting
is more attractive, and the valleys havinS lia(1 m"ch experience in
are covered with a growth of fnrp'st traveling through mountainous
trees. The woods abound in game
and the abundance of bear, deer,
panthers, mountain sheep and
wolves make this region a paradise
for hunters." The Scientific
American should send a represen
tative out to Oregon to obtain some
information concerningthe country.
The writer of the above is either
ignorant of the topography of this
statej or had the jun jams when
writing it.
l.ol ut a Itm-gain.
A plat f f the town of iate.-ville, i
anew and thriving town on t!ie
eastward, line of the Oresron Pacific
is on tile at the ollice of Curran &
Monteith in this city. This town
is situated near the Santiam mines
which are now being developed,
and is destined to become a thriv
ing trading town. Lots have been
placed upon lhe market at the ex
ceedingly low price of .flL' to $4.
Money invested i:i these lots now
will bring a hi; return in a very
short ti;m It will .iy thos... in-j
forested to call :;::d see Messrs.
Curran & Mcnteith con-erningthis
pro, erty.
ROBBED OF $100.
A Crook Arrested, bnt It Diackarged-An
Iacriniinating Letter.
A fakir who goes by tbe name of
bhorty, but whose stage name
seems to be James Lannigan, as
he gave it in court, was arraigned
before Justice Humphrey yester
day on a charge or stealing $95 in
money and postoffice orders, etc.,
! amounting to over $100 from the
coat pocket of M. Baumgart in his
noinied etronclv to him as the
thief, but there was not sufficient
evidence to hold him. ana he was
"-gj lU)Cm hig
when arrested, and also the ft llow-
uiU letter. l,rfts.lluiabl ft :;lorfpr nf
introduction " whir-h dma Uim
introduction," which shows him
, to be a crook of the worst sort :
Portland, June 1S8H. "
! Friend Das : I am in l'crtland.
i Arrived here from Seattle about
five weeks ago. I got in with a
young fello that goes by the name
of "Shorty."' lie is a good grafter
ant a number 1 shell
worker, r.id
i,0 ;s nin- in Sa.ii Frsmeiseo. I
will tend him to you. He has
handled .some good "stuff" up here
and h Spokane. You may have a
' I'li'iin i. to m;iL-f snnw mnni'.v with
him. We have been working the
T.ini, l.fvr. !i fallow r-al!pd Smiiv !
this man and myself, expect to
: wu-k ttie Uirs. it is a pretty good
' country, better than California, 1
think. Hoping to hear from you
soon, 1 remain
I Yours respectfullv,
1 1. L. WirzKY.
Address No. t7, Tylor street,
I Portland, )regon.
After being discharged the fellow
was given five hours bv City Mar-
shal Hoflman in which to leave
! the citv, and he went instant er.
STATE DISPATCHES.
Two Brothers Drewaed at Grants' Pars
Trial of a Murderer.
i11'1 10 lh'
' 'HANTS i ASS,
ItiK. I". T.-,.
. .
, , '
uroiuers. . naries and i red liiorn-
ton, were drowned in the Rogue
!:,.,. i.,.. : .,;i i.k:..
. ti.,.- ..k.,ki,. ..-uu
vuiiiti', yji laiuuu Ux.ui. uv ail
under-current, as they sank with
out a struggle right in sight of their
little brother, who had accom
panied them.
They were proprietors of . the
( .rants' Pass Soda works, and were
two exemplary young men. The
family are heartbroken over the
sad si flair, and have the 'sympathy
of the entire community. The
bodies were recovered " to-day.
within ten feet of the place where
they sank. They will be buried at
2 '. m. to-morrow,
slem xew
Salem, Julv 13.-A social term
()f the jt commenced
, ,,. . ,
! 0f w. K. Hawkins for the
.ot - FII .)glein tiis (;ity
uii.7iicihwii IJll lljai tJXrilH
murder
Mav 1.
i lhe uelense tneil lianl to
A"e ueienselruj" nanl to "et "n-!
;ct
0 j
ftftftrnoon wns sr)Pn "lipIf !n.r :rv
; e 1 - ':
The Linkville Flume
Smith and I N. Summers.
Also the Astoria Real Estate
Co.; principal place of business,
Astoria; capital stock, $20,000; in
corporators, J. II. D. Gray, II. F.
Prael and J. W. Geaihart.
firprte! to l Lost.
Deputy County Clerk Hodges, of
Crook county, who was in the city
yesterday, states that George Nut
ting, brother of F. P. Nuttiiig of
tbe Democrat, has been missing
for several weeks, and fears arei
entertained that lie has been foully I
dealt witli. He is sheep inspector
of Crook county and had started
on foot or a sheep camp beyond
Prineville for the purpose; of in-
specting the sheep there, but he
never reached the camp and has
md Ihtch
.CI-. I .:,.! e:
Albanv!"0' een near f since. His
" j friends fear that he has either been
' ll-HP.llail nc 1i-cf lit rnv
i r,;ci.rt.i n jm i - u
immi his iwrsnii n.i th
theory that he has been murdered
; does not seem nrooable. Concern
1 ing his disappearance the Ochoco
' Keview of the Rith inst. says :
! ,,No uneasiness was lelt regarding
1 Mr- Nutting s aisence uutil county
i is -i eterile nlain I'sent, and his not putting in an ! ,,ext year 240 enumerators will be
nVave the sae appearance caused the authorities employed. The state will be divid--f
nino an.l'thp:to '"a iii.iuirv. The countvic'1 into tu" supervising districts,
. to make liiuuirv
I . employeil "i. W. Dodson to
country, it is hardly probable that 1
any serious accident could have '
overtaken him, hence hisdisap -
pearance causes a belief in the
minds ot a few that he mav have
been foul lv dealt with, though he
is not known to have had an enemv
in
the county. Mr. Nutting
.T ..V U,1U,UI j""iicioisoi
.tiuativ jciiLULi di . liar. Lttii :
Albanv Democrat, has
notified of the facts, and
ls ex -
.- :.. .. r.
! K mo ;orougi;ls;h "tvili
! ho ;nC;f..i
' ,'riva'' Salc of n.iis-hii ;imk.
Mrs. W. II. Uice offers at private
sale her
entire lot of household 1
Kvuu.-, ruiiMMui- oi two cnamoer:
sets, settees, kitchen furniture, car-i
pets, stoves, etc. The iroods are !
t .- . .
in care of Mrs. C. J. Stuart.
Hay Waiiteil
! A quantity of good timothy iiav,
tfghtlv baled, is wanted bv L. Soil- j
j ,lers. " The market price" in c.ishi
will be paid for sucii iiav ddivtrcd 1
; Albany.
i - . -
Head :
OVER THE M0DSIAIM3.
Csops Almest a Failure in Crook CointT i
Developments Aloag the Santiam.
Salem Statesman.
Hon. John Minto returned yes
terday from the Des Chutes coun
try, south of Prineville, bringing
with him 200 head of merino sheep.
He lft here June 20th. going up
the Santiam, along the line or the
O. P. railroad, but crossed the
summit of the Cascades at the- old
Minto Pass. He stopped & th
head of the Metolias, five- vailes
east of the summit, on the 23d,
and ice formed during that night.
He found the settlers in the south
east corner of Marion coui.ty with
two wants. First, they want the
country surveyed; second, they
want a common road legalized.
These should be attended to at
once.
There are many men in there,
some of whom are evidently merely
locatois for richer men and syndi
cates who wish to gather in the
timber land. Nat Bowman is
making improvements at the sul-
pour springs m uie jnuep-nueiice
valley. He is a common came.,
with a little pack tram, for the
other sett'ers there, and is evident -
ly beginning to develop the region
l.13 B"m"ltyc . , IScie.ar
ofl the banks of the Marion
river at Catch's rails, which is
about seventy-five miles southeast
of Salem, and :s the head of trout
fishing in the North Santiam
system of streams. The name was
given to these iails fifteen years
ago in honor of Prof. Gatch, who
was then president of the Wil
lamette University.
Mr. Minto said 'further: "I find
that the drouth and frost combined
have destroyed crop prospects to
J such an extent that there is a set
tled apprehension as to the near
future among the people of Crook
county. The little settlement on
the Matolias and the settlement on
Squaw creek, occupying irrigated
farms are the exceptions. Aside
from these the county generally
shows from a half crop to a total
failure, as it fell under my observa
tion." Ori'son Press Association. j
It appears that the oflicers of the j
state press association have ignor-;
cd the action of last year and ap
pointed a day of meeting, regard
less thereof, as will appear by the
following card, signed by President '
Bell and Secretary Nickell : "The
annual session of the Oregon Press
association is called to meet at
Newport, Ya.juina Bay, Friday,
August 2.'Jd, 1SSD, holding over the
24th. Arrangements have been
made to secure the usual reduction
of fares over railroads, and a pro
gramme of interest to the craft is
being prepared. There should do
a full attendance as business of
importance will be transacted."
The time named above will pro
bably bo generally satisfactory, so
it won't make any difference, but
it looks like a slip shod wav f
doing business bv an association
Attention.
We have just received a nice
:l.ifrtmrnt nt' liorlni' fm-nihirA
direct from the East. We have
the latest designs in mahogany
name marble, silk upholstered,
oak suits, crush and silk plush up
holstered, and i:i walnut suits, all
at prices that command attention.
e ask that you call and examine
for yourself. " No trouble to show
goods. Also we expect by the last
of the week or the first "of next a
car load of bed room suits in
walnut, oak and antique; also
dining-room suits, center tables, oiuectors.
extension tables, secretaries, ward-' - w " ... i.- w i
robes and everything else that is i -nan, Ghas E Wolyer
wt a rat.pi:..B fnit, c.-o to"- J- T- Cowan, D.?L. Monteiti.,
Albany Furniture Co.
I'atrnts Ciaiiteil.
Following were the patents !
granted to citizens of the Pacific i
States during the oast week and !
reported for the Herald by C. A.
Snow & Co. patent lawyers, Wash -
San. Francisco, pipe cutter; II. R. i
Eelden, Oakland, Cal.. casket
pedestal; J. E. Day, Sar Francisco,
well borer; M. B. Dodge SanFran-
Cisco, ore roncentratnr: K. S.
! Gilmore, San Francisco, band
sawing regula1 or ; W. Lamb, Dow
ney, stove ; John H. Ware, Euroka, j
mop-grip; J. C. Weir, San Fran- j
cisco, ball caster; II. T. Welch, i
San Jose, inhaler ;
Taking the 'enss in OreRon.
In taking the census of Oregon
H,e s1 't.he Cs.cades l:ein-:
the dividing line. The work of
enumeration will begin June 1, and
must be completed by the latter
part of that month. As Oregon is
not a thickly set'led state, the
compensation of the enumerators
will probably be the maximum
prescribed by law $( per day.
Spontaneous Com bust ion.
. A few days ago Pcarn Cochran,
j of Tungcnt, after using a c.dtivat-
; iDg plow placed it upon the ton of
a wood pile near the house. Dur
ing the altercooa the ravs of tbe
hoard ot the plow gcneiatcd suffi
i cut'iu ncN- io sec t ni
wood on fire.
1 i , i. . i
il "s wosciveu :i
time to ex-
i il J
i done.
Vol a alilornia Bear.
AnyboilT can rutch a fold thi- kind :
of weather, 'l'lie trouble U to let go, '
i i .i...
iiic iiiu ni.ui uu .aiii;uL ine iicar.
Wendvis.; our readers to purchiso of
Foshav A: Mason a bottle of Santa I
Abie, the California Kinof Consuinp-'
tion. Asthma, .Bronchitis, Conh
Croup Cures, and keep it bandy,
pieafing io tlit; taste and death" to
above eomnhoiiK. Sold at $! 0l
Lottie or :) for s "0. California Cat
It-Cur!
riv.'S immediate relief. The
t
l:niii.d virus i soon displaced by
itr. Iie:iliiiur ;mkI peiu
traii".g nature.
liive it a trial. Six niont!;- treatment
i '. t)ii. , ; t bv mail Si I:'
French's
N ew designs in jewelry
COAST NOTES.
Mutton buyers from California
and elsewhere hare left about $5000
in Lake county this season.
Gold has been discovered at
Rock Creek, Columbia county, and j
in the southeast corner of (Jlatsop
county.
A son of Mr. Edwards, living
near Ladd canyon, while ou; hunt
ing had one of his hands blown
enthely off.
An Eastern man is looking
around iu Salem for a good location
for a corset factory, a rubber and
also a wagon factory
The Germans of the Bellingham !
bay towns have formed a social
political organisation under the
name i f Bellingham Bay Turn
Verein. '
The county court of Lane county
has been petitioned to appropriate
$1000 fr the improvement of the
Oregon military road which crosses
the Cascade mountains.
An attempt is being made to
have the sentence of Pennington,
j ;0nfined in the jail at Baker Citv,
i aiui sentenced to be hanged for
murjer commuted to imprison -
ment for li:e.
1 r t -.i . ,
William Gray met with a painful
accident at Ashland. He wa3 at
work in a blacksmith shop, and
wore high-topped boots, a piece of
iron at white heat dropped into
one of the boot fops and badly
burned bis leg.
Mrs. IIenrv Yogelei, of Trail
j Creek, near Jacksonville, died sud
denly alter a few hours' intense
snflering. She iras taken with a i
violent pain and was deliriousl
with tmin wlion dlrnvmfl t. in I
thought bv neighbors that her!
death m.iv'have resulted from tho
lvtn of a rtiHlocmko
Good Investment.
For a small amount of money
that will in a year's time double or
treble your money, such an oppor
tunity is offered in South Al
bany, only one-half mile from the
city, embracing the tract of land
from Elkins' falls to the fair ground
road. Lots sold on the installment
plan.
TWKEDAI.K &, ReDDIEI.I).
Two doors south of postoflice.
TrA.-COlVEIt
IIEEKOX DUAUOHT AT
V ci
harks Keifcrs lirewcry at 5 cents per
'las3.
YI7"AXTEl MAN OK GOOD SELLING
I V aliilitv to rciresent us as sales aent iu
this town. "(.200 to ?0U) ier year can be
mode ) Address, Wananiakcr V Urown,
Fhiladclphia, l'a
The largest elothiHst and merchant ttilor
in house in America.
BOAItO WANTED- BY A GENTLEMAN
and wife, with a family. Must be first
cias. Address T. :., Albany postollice.
i Albany
, OFFICERS,
j President Charles E. Wolvertot,
j Yice-President J. 0. Writsman.
; Treasurer J. W. Cusick.
, Secretary J. K. Elderkin.
j I. W. Cusick, J. O. UWritsman, J
I K. Elderkin, Charles Monteith, (..
j F. Simjison.
Safe, Souna( uonservative
! A Square Company,
; Managed by Square Men,
Patronized by Square People
Farsonize Homo' Enterprise
)
HI
-i 'lidcr the ne nianajtcmcatol-
A fuil line of choice
drov'sion
family recries
Canned jfineapples,
Choice Table Delicacies
Ornamented cake for
Wcdainas and'mParties.
Salmo
kinds.
irackere! and salt Esh of 1
FRESH BAKED BREAD
Cvcrv Dav.
Best Svim. Pies. Cakes
TEAS and COFFE
iUUlVO 1HIIOI Aiu.ii.il
CANNED (iOODS, ETC.
ine best Soap in the market-
Faiwd Merchants rfy i jf' J-
...... . .aw mvmmwmi
Caw a Stock o 0 )00 fMStm
i IMin IP CAPITAL
L All
I i
iue Aiuiiii
n n
ram m
- WH KEEP i
I I
and I
Hx Roi Savon.
j , -firio n&nnrtnwnt nt ftnmestlC
and Imported Cigars
FIm,sj
I
jtTAt Jcha Fox's old stand
j iCv brick.
low
XL IV
FL JIM!
NFW
GOODS!
Aif: now established with a tirst-class
stjck of
STAPLE FAMILY GROCERIES.
On the corner of First and Ferry
streets, opposite Stewart & sox. A
complete line of canned goods, gro
ceries aud provisions of all kinds, no
tions, etc.
rresh fruit and vegetables every
11 or ,inS- 1nces reasonable.
tfS-OALL AN! SEE US'fci
WILL BliOS.
Dealers in all the latest improved
pianos, oraiiscwiiijj machines,guns,
also a full line of warranted razors,
butcher and pocket knives. The best
kind of sewir.g maohine oils, needles
and extras for all machines. All re
i.'uiriiii in the ab.ve lines neatlv a
reasonably rtot.e
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HOPKINS & SALTMARSII,
i
ii i ii i ii i i in i
S TOTE!?
d Hardware,
i3PUl work promptly done at
reasonable rates.
1'iasr jSthkkt,
I'KAntK Ulock
Hrit'k for Salt-.
AT MY KILN ONE MILE If, KAST OF
I t-,w" or 'll'vc.ed anywhere in the city.
W. C. CASS ELL, Alhiiiy Or
Coulrarlor anil Ituildei.
f MHK UNOEKSIlJNEl) HAVING LOCATED
i in Alluny solicit patronage from city ;
and country. Will contract to build bridged,
barns, and all manner of dwelling houses, 1
including Ouceti Anne, Kastlakc and Eliza
bethian stvlci of buildiii'4. Will furnish '
plans and Stcifici'.i.-n3 free of charges. Satis
faction guaranteed W. ( CASSKL.i ;
Iiiiixtrtant Xotirc.
H1
AVING LEASED THE MONTl'.l MI
pasture frcia the Oregon Pacitic Co., ail
persons having htock therein on pasture are
hereby notiiied tu remove them a' once, r
make arrangements with me. Failing to do
so such stock will be turned out.
JOHN St'IIMKEIt.
BROWNSVILLE.
O. 1 CIIMIIIW V SOX.,
Jbieal JSstate and
INSURANCE ACICN' i
Baeause he knows that his dear wife
iuat cou:incncins to work him for
something yoa know how it 13
yourself but when
LA DIES TIRADE
with
)
Li
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AW
Their husbands don't look that w.iy,
because there are no extravagant!
prices on their goods. Everything!
is good; everythink is cheap; make i
Home happy, make i
YOUR HUSBAND SMILE '
By trading at the economical store j
wherejthe rule of good goods and j
low prices knows no exception. I
Don't forget that tt mple of economy I
is at
Brownell & Staaard's- ;
rnP.NKR KIRST AND r"C iLBIN" SLS j
Over The i
CASCADE MOUNTAINS
KUOM AI.RAXVI'OR LEBANON' EAST
WARD. The Willamette Yalley and Cas
cade Mountain AYagon Road is in ex
cellent condition, and by all odds is
ths best and shortest wagon road to
Eastern Oregon. IFater and grass is
abundant along the entire road. The
grades are easy, accommodations su
perior and the road well bridged
making it the best mountain road in
the state. For summer jaunts, hunt
ing and fishing the Cascade Moun
tains in the vicinity of Clear Lake
and the Three'Sister afford superior
advantages.
iavt- just receiveu oveiouoi
ards of standard ginghams from i
John Wannamaker, ol Philadel-j
idiia. The common price of these !
"oods is 10c per yard. I will sell
J 14 vards for 1 the price ol ''ood
iiimhinn' A Pino K
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WHY DOES j
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Staple and Iaiaey
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Mso Choice Candies, Nuts, Cigars and Tobaccos,
Fruits, Vegetables, Etc.
PERMS CASH AND PKICES LOW.
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Iron, Steel and Coal i
Wagons and linggics j
Hope and Cordage j
Blacksmiths' Supplies
Garden and
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Ajmcuitural
I C. K. HAW KIN?. KAKKKLL
ALBANY FURNITURE COMPANY
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Does an immense business iDydl kinds of furniture, bedroom sets, parlor
sets, chairs, bed lounges, kitchen safe?, and all kindi of tables, etc., etc.
Also have a fine selection of wall paper and window shades, which they are
offering at close ti'-ires, Call and see them, o FirstJ'street, opposite Stew
art & Sox.
CITY DRUG STOEE.
ITN1-: LINE OF
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TOiLKT AND FANCY ARTICLES.
PRESCSIPTiCNS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.
GUISS & SON, PROPRIETORS,
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for all Leading News-
ALBANY, OREGON
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V1ERECKS SHAVING PARLO.
THREE CHAIRS
RUNKIN; STEADY.
A CLEAN TOWEL
TO EVERY Cl'STOMER.
shaviii); l.'iccnt. Hair Cutting ct
1 fort. I also keep on hana slunglM.
all of which I sell at very low rates
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Carpenters' Tools
Builders' Hardware
Powder, Shot, etc.
Giant Powder &Fuse
Saws and Axes,
Grrass Seeds
Used by Farmers i
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