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Newspaper Page Text1HE MORNING HEKAL13; FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1889. Iftovmm JJailg Jtcnulj . '. li. K. TIHK TAIELt. NoUTlI BOUNP ; ' . eparta rrives. in i t.;4.r urn . ,-ain' l'ortl'd 10 loam j 11:15 am, T'inallM " 34,"ipm .j ' anij ' 24.'.pm SOUTH BOUND. v.aia. i-r. KnsceJH- ex Ficijrlit I Arrives Dejorta Arrires liakcxp 7:4.".pm 6praAhlaul9.00aiu Kujeoe ex 12;-Vpm li40pm ! b'ugene i40pni Freijfht ; i 1.30pm Eugene 0.00pm No freight mreiied forj-outhjufter H.a.'m he .tame ilav. OREUOX PACIFIC TIME TABL.K. Arrives Puinirus . .. H.l.MunO.OI) p m 5.2ivaiK..'i0a Psncer. . Kreictit , .IOTTINOS ABOrT TOWN. Boots ami shoesat cost at Bead's. For the finest silver polish in 1 1 market go to II. Ewert's. Ice cream served every day at the Depot hotel, only 15 cents. Hon. Henry Cyrus, frein Crab tree Creek, was in the cir yester day. Save money bv buying a year's supply of bouts an 1 shoe at cost at W. 1 Head's. The Albany Iron Works will pay the highest maiket price for .V) tons of old iron. (j L. Blackmail will sell mis en- tiiv stock of book and stationery at cost t-.r Mt days. Fifty pieces of furniture given with all cook Moves or ranges sold by ?.!ai thews it Washburn. J. A. Settle, a relative of Ir. I). M. Jones, is visiting in the Clty, i aving just arrived from Missouri. ! Those wishing screen doors andj w iii'lows should get my juices be :'tre ordering elsewhere. AY. W. Crowder. Just received a car load of Tubbs I pine inaiiilhi binding twine, which j we otl'er at bottom prices. Knapp, I Burrell it Co. The Rev. G. H. Deere, V. D., J public cordially invited. Dr. Sedgwick, recently from the East, has taken rooms 2:5 and G4 in Pierce's new block. He is a grad uate and of many year's experience. He makes a special study of chronic diseases and diseases of children. With the skillful use of new remedies many stubborn dis eases yield to treatment in his bands. As to his reputation and kill in his profession the doctor would respectfully refer the public to the following-named citizens of this city: Capt. W. N. Phillips, K. F. Sox, W. S. Denham, A. j Kyle. I 'Jh Suntiam Mines The Albany Mining and Milling I Co. has received a lot of rich ore I from their mines up the Santiam,j where a lorce ot men are now at work. From the tunnel in the "Morning Star" ledge they re ceived a tptantity of line "steel"' galena ore which assays not less than KK per ton in gold and $7o per ton in surer, lhc company i ... . r ' lias confident ce m estat.lisiiing an I S 11 nil ay hiekent. e have a line lot ot iai dressed j ctili-KCIlS. -;ill aim leave onir 01- j ders for Sunday. r, if you think : it is too warm to cook, we nave a tine line of lunch goods, such IS canned chicken, turkev. iobsteis deviled ham, corned beef, dried 1-eef chipiK'd toorder.luncb tougue, etc., etc. Jill kinds of vegetables to be found in the market are re reiveu iresu vuti iiii 1 ..i. i .li..... Call and see for vouielf II iiiuin- ette Packing (o. (iooil lif rstarnt. l or a small amount of money that will in a year's time double or treble your money, such an oppor tunity "is ottered in South Al bany only one-half mile from the city", embracing the tract of land from Elkins' falls to the fair around road. iiOts sold on the installment plan. TWKKDAI.K it RkUDIKI.II, Two doors south of post office. W Want It All. We want all the chickens, but ter, eggs, otatoc8, etc., you at the highest market price, hens are worth $o per dozen, irv. : per dozen ; eggs, "2 cents, i Call and see us, we always pay the highest market price. Willamette Tacking Co. Kid (Untrs! Kid Clovrs! I h.ivp inst received a full line ol pastor of the'All Souls (limersal st) church, of Riverside, Califor- '-a"" Herald. . ;., ,.-;n ..... ,.,..i. iv V t i' J. O. Parkyn ilia, 1'ivttv" uh t . v . . v. . . , ac. .1.... Tnif it of .Ufnn ! Advocate, o'clock. Subject. "Righteousness, ! - ! 1 A " VC .,.i T,.i. Ti,.r ,.,,1.1;,. A. L. Pollock, cai t aim . j v pn'-iiv , .e,V lu?re i, tl r res lu of heir To everybody he announced him-, ass.Manceo , thoJ f r . In in lieS Belf lls 41 8iS' n attended ounS- e ".ad only one leg, and A Tvll i W1T1 y work thus far certa.nh indicates ies y ,e , came near perishing in the llames jl j I ljl III Ml' lf' Later on Mr. A. Croft and family ! before his rescue, oung, in the T 1 1 I Ml h I I iH. tirtitntti-A jnil itii-iti.r iminnfi rill Ml- I i l .. -n. .1 . . el kid gloves brand "Our Own." i eastward line of the Oregon Pacilic This is a genuine kid glove. I buy j is on tile at the office of Curran & direct from importers in New York j Monteith in this city. This town and consider them the best value I is situated near the Santiam mines oi anr glove I ever sold for this which are now being developed, price." Five buttons, three rows of j and is destined to become a thriv stitching, l."n ier pair. . K. j ing trading town. Lots have been Young. i placed upon the market at the ex- ; ceedinglv low price of $12 to $40. Building and Loan AswM-iation. , Money invested in these lots 110W The regular meeting of the Al-jwill bring a big return in a very bany Building and Loan Assccia-j short time. It will pay those ln t ion will be held on Friday even- i terested to call and see Messrs. in". All stockholders failing to I Curran i Monteith concerning this pay their installments on or before t that dav will le subject to the; usual tint retarv. By order of the sec-' , - lie iot It. that line smoked beef Some of chipped to order, We also have a fresh supply of that delicious cream cheese and limburgercheese at the Willamette Packing Com pany's store. We have just received a nice , supply of fresh butter and suti;iner, quash. Willamette Packing Co. ffEBtt&SKA PKE3S EXCURSION. Ibe Prsnoel cf tb Party Wkich Will Take Dinner in This City To-Day. Tho Nebraska editoiial excur sionists who are now visiting this state will arrive from Eugene on the local express train to-dav. and will take dinner at the Depot Hotel. Mr. Gross, with his usual enterprise, will have a magnificent spread for the hungry pencil drivers from the East, and will also have the tables laden with a gorgeous display of fruits and other Oregon products. ! lollowmg is the ersoiinel ol the ! party : E. A. Brown, Nebraska City Press. ; Mrs. Dora L. Budenc, Norfolk ! Daily News. ; V". E. Burr and mother, 1'iver i ton Enterprise. ! Jno. Bautner and daughter, Oina-1 j ha Bailway News. j ! Sol. Davidsohn and wife, Nebras- j ; ka Tribune, Omaha. i ! L. D. Denny, lied Cloud Denio-j ! crat ' A. C. Davenport and wife, South j Omaha Stockman. ' I ; L. 1. Fowler, Sutton Advertiser. ! j .1. F. Garrety, mother and child, ' I South Omaha Drover's lournal. ; i 1. M. Goshoro, Wavne Hill ; Herald. i Atlee Hart. Dakota City Eagle. J Ch-.'s. Hubner, Nebraska Ci:y News. rand ; i Fred Hedde and wife I.-iand Independent. ; J. S. Hoagland and wi: i Journal, Lincoln. j T. B. Johnson and wifr ! h im Keportcr. I J. K. Keitldev and wife State Stock- Weej T T.-l.i, ..r.,1 iifn tt.,1 Citv nour;ei- H. r J. T. Bee. Lewis, Omaha World. Mullon and wife, Omaha O. A. Mullon, wife and daughter, Lincoln Call. O. C. Morton. Nebraska City News. Matt. Maury City Press. and sister, David 1. L. Oliver wite and child, , People's1 and wife, Hoinerville. Davkin Recorder. ' Omaha Mercury, j r r. r. noose, nesieru norMiiau. : . Lincoln. i E. J. Robinson and wife, Rush-; ville Standard. 1-. v . prague and sister, kusii- ville Sun. Mrs. L. A. Stevens, North 1'jatte lnbune. o. i'. loiieiuo, ymana m-iam. , C. A. Warner, Stbckville Faber. i R. Waring, Abaline Reflector, t II. C. Walker, Douglas Enter-j prise ; L. Wessel, Jr., chairman. Capi- j tal City Courier, Lincoln. . J. C. Weeter and sister, Alliance ! Argus. J. A. Wild and wife, Wilbur Re publican. C. B. Vtilson. P.attsmouth Hei- aid Prcnliar. Not long ago a man named Christian Dunbacker, or as he wrote the name Dunbach, pur chased a farm from Curran it Mou teith. He took jossession of the f .... ' , fit t it li mnilo mul pvorvl una in hn , , ..., . i IIIIIAI. III'I I illlll M lHIIlllll I uniiMr Iron 1 Kansas looked over the place ' miller solicitation from tbo sani same rt.aj 4.tUfj( firm, the new owner! Jiavjn sn r put it into their hands to ; Mr, Crolt liked the place, i purchased and pant toi it, and I liitil,.,..!, tft,. I n,iK-i.lir,r ilici.- . n..urtfil 11r i'nmo :i l:i,lv troii ,ho Kaf.ti t.iajmi., to i e h'is wife in search of hs- naughty husband, 1 and the iuehtion with Mr. Croft is I wli'.lt .'lbont. tbp ti'lp iiroviilinir fin" ladv run prove that she is the wik 1 . she claims to be, and the abscond ing man is the Dunbr. , ",u cli, or l mn-. ..i ine next, annual meeung 01 me nntioB. 'association. The organization is a We have just received a nice 'lively, energetic one, and every assortment of parlor furniture ' mother's son among its members direct from the Kast. We have I has the best interests of tke new the latest designs in mahogany I state of Washington on the end of frame marble, silk upholstered", his pencil. The editors recol'ect oak suits, crush and silk plush up- j with pleasure the exceeding good bolstered, and i:i walnut suits, all ' time they had at Spokane Falls at prices that command attention, i last year, and the royal manner in ont iu ii iiv i7 i vuitiuii luii i We ask that you call and examine 1 which they were received and en : for vourself. " No trouble to show j tertained by the hospitable citizens 'goods. Also we expect bv the last ! oi the metropolis of the Inland 'of the week or the firstof next a i Empire. Tacoma will not be out- I .... . i ii . : i car load ot led-room suits in 1 hare walnut, oak and antique; also ; yond the Cascades, and the iydi Gld dining-room suits, center tables, i cations are that a warm welcome good extension tables, secretaries, ward-1 will be extended by the chamber robes and evervtkinir else that is ! Lept in a first-class furniture store, i Albany Furniture Co. I.otn at a Bargain. A plat ef the town of Gatesvilie, a new and thriving town on the property, v T " ""1- We are informed that Mr. Frank ' Crabtree has rented the Findley j s;0(i;l s,,rjng3 for a year from next i Se Member, and will move his J family to that delightful mountain retreat lor a residence, looking lor 1 i health and profit. Hay Wanted. A quantity of good tmiothv hav, ders. The market pi ice in cash will be paid for such hav delivered in A'.hanv. STATE DISPATCHE8. Hawkias Found Guilty of Morder in Second Degree Prison for Life. the Sai.eu, July IS. V. E. Hawkins this morning" was found guilty of murder in the second degree for the killing of F. II. Ogle, on the streets of Salem the 1st of last May. Sen tence will be passed at 1 o'clock to-morrow afternoon. The counsel for the defense will rile a motion for a new trial, and if not granted an appeal will likely be taken to the supreme court. The opinion of the majority here is that Hawkins should be satisfied. The ! penalty of murder in the second degree is penitentiary for life with out the discretion of the court. j ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION. i The Watson Fuel Co., of Port ! laud, filed articles incorporation j to-day with the secretary of state; 'capital stock, $-'.") ,000 ; incorpora tors, W. il. Vtutson, :-. Mem ana W. C. Latham. AXOTIIF.Ii INSANK I'ATIKNT. Elizabeth McLaughlin, aged 24 years, was brought to the insane asylum from Portland. She is an imbecile and the disease is chronic. WRECK ON THE MOUNTAINS. ' t?evu Cars snd a Cab:os Totally Destroyed Wit Th-ir Contests. I'etnl etnii Kat Orpi')t;iaii.l The disastei to the freight train ; on the mountains occurred about S I luih'S this side of the North Fork water tank. The train was moving along at a livelv rate of suced. ! when it parted asunder, seyen cars ; arid the caboo; e living the track. .These were soon piled up and l ditched, and a large tank of oil on i one of the cars became ignited. In , almost less time than it takes to I tell it the whole wreck was in i flames, a quantity of whisky on j j board feeding the conllagration. j ; hoon nothing remained to tell the tale but a few blackened trucks of j cars. Two or three carloads of machinery, one of whisky, and one : of printing paper were destroyed bv the tlames. The engine and forward cars, which remained on the track, were taken on to the next station, and the trainmen reported to head- ouarters an.l then walked back to me scene oi tiie disaster. Hie westbound passenger soon arrived and was blockaded bv the wreck. i Section hands were soon procured j and put to work, however, and the j twisted rails and broken ties wtre taken out and replaced. The track : is now entirely cleared. l OUIlg, .as. i.ioson, and a brakeman were the only persons who were on the wrecked portion of the train. The latter was sit- ting in the look-out in the top of the caboose, while Young and Gib- .son were down below. Suddenly he veiled: "We're ditched anil afire!" and dropped from his post fi.... t tl... (br V, nml Gibson needed no second warning, ..w.. .v. ..v n. -iWl . .111.1 and indeed it was not necessary, for thej' were pitched headlong across the car on their hands and L-iini'B Knoi'nrr tl.nt iliev uoro 1... ing rapidly envelotied in flame, both lost no time in sliding for the door, Young making his escajie from the front and Gibson from the back of the car: the brakeman also escaped. Two tramps were ensconced in the car containin. whiskr. Both - - r . - ''nemem oi tiie moment.uiougtit i UH- "llssillg leg tUKl Peetl taKeil Oil m the. accident, and was dumb founded when ho discovered his error. The wreck will cost the com pa- ! nv manv thousands of dollars. 1 THE EDITORS OF WASHINGTON. i The Washington territory editors j are evidently a wealthy set. The I Taenia News says that the execu i tive committee of the Washington .. . ..... 1 rraca ncunpHiiut 1 ust 1 pc 1 en liiinri 1 i,-3" , "f. ; luiuuin us iiic piAtc iui uuiuiuu . - . "one oy me euierprising city oe- of commerce. The date of the meeting is I August 14. The association num ; bers about (10 members, and Chair- man noDart, ot tne executive committee, says that the editors will come escorting their mothers, sisters, aunts and sweethearts, and that many more will be in attend ance. The place of meetmg will probably be in the chamber of commerce. The formal call has been issued. Among the prcbable diversions of the coming annual meeting is an excursion to Alaska. The execu tive committee is now correspond ing with San Francisco with a view to seeing what can be done to secure such an excursion. If the Alaska trip is not practicable, an excursion of less distance but equal enjoyment will be arranged for some other oint. rafcshop per. The Last Oregonian savs: I. Last Oregonian iv. ivi. i, nv in laiiuujp i.tiiu j leased of the Indians on the rt-scr- j vation near the agency, says aj wave of Grassho.npers has struck, bis locality and cleaned out even,' J green thing in sight. His garden ; looked like a miniature desert after the grasshoppers got in their work, He says in will reach two more davs thev Pemlleion, and warns; prepared for the worst. ,: people to l.'t BUOWXSVILLK NOTES. .Mr. II. J. C. Averill deoarted yesterday morning for Coos bay, to visit his son. Mrs. joon ii. waters was very sich. ine jiuoi. mcen, out IH lUiprOT- ing somewhat. Mr. Arthur Yolgamire and Miss Annie Kes6ling, of this place, were married last week. Mr. K. N. Thompson and family departed for the soda springs on the 15th inst., to be gone a couple of weeks. The Eagle woolen mills have bought the grist mill here and are I -.... .-. i-fc 111 1 T A n ,1 . . ... ...1. A. J'T i -V"' 1,eiil on lavoruuic icima. Yesterday Mr. Kay departed for Salem to start the nv building for the woolen mills, the machinery of which he purchased in the Eas't. Fred Gross has purchased a lot in Kirk's addition and w ill build upon the same immediately. Mr. A. C. Hausman is also baa' n. the lumber for a new residence. Mr. Thomas Kay and family ar rived home last week after a two months' trip to the Eastern states and old England. II is son Harry is still in the East studying. Messrs. Buroh and White have i leased the Brownsville warehouse, on the narrow gauge road, and will buy wheat this fall. Mr. Bertj ; Cable is at work for iiieui. Mrs. Jacob Seondur, of Spriiiiitlold, Ohio, while; viniling with lur. father, in law at (iaynor City, Mo , was t:i!en wry siih with cholera morbus. A physician was scut for, but as tli? doctor was not at home. Mr. S. K, Wible a merchant of (iiivnor City, Imperii the husband of tin-'sick l.idy.a small bottle of Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ;td I asu him to try that, and if did not cure, lie need noi pay ror it; but itdui its work, and before returning to their heme, they called and procured another bottle, Uncle John Scondue says, he never le without Chamber Iain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Jlcmedy. -" and .M) cent bottld for sale I iy Foshaj'tV: Mason. Nol a California Iter. Anybody can catch a cold this Kind ( of weather, Tiie trouble is to let go, j like the man who caught the licar. i M'e advise our renders to purchase of Foshav !c Mason a bottle of Santa Abi, the California Kingof Consump ton. Asthma, bronchitis. Coughs and Croup Cures, and keep it bandy. Tis pleasing to the taste and death" to the above 'complaints. Sold at SI H) a bottle or :; for 2 "iO. California Cat-K-Cure gives immediate relief. The Catarrhal virus is soon displaced by its healing and penetrating nature. iive it a trial. Six month- treatment , ?1 (in, sent by mail $1 U.l Dunng on. epidemic of dysentery in the summer of IST'.I. I sold 1"S bot tles of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Femedy. aud it proved satisfactory in every instance. The remedy is "standard in this commun ity. (.'icorgc B. Darliar. Druggist, Center Point Iowa. The. epidemic referred to, was by far the1 worst that lus ever occurred in Iowa. Over 40 I ei wins men iiuin n, .. i , i:...i r :. :.. .. t... r ..!.. -jy. .. i,,l..ll,lf .T,lc I, lit nvi'l-V ...ist. ; ,vi,i,.!: tbe'rem-dv' was used. i recovered It was equally Mu-ccssful i during the epidemic o! bloody llu in j Virginia, in 1SS7. and in Michigin anil Southel tl Illinois, in isss. It has been in constant use for over seven teen year.-, and has proved itself to be the most successful medicine yet dis. covered for Ik iwels complaints. For sale bv Foshav & Masou. Rubber and leather belting of all dicriptions at Stewart A Sox. Sew designs in jewelry at t rench's JSAKfNfw POWDER. Put up pxprcssi for JuiiusVGrad JJwohl and sold at his Golden Rule Bazaar in ONE POUND CANS 25 CKXTS WAX CAN Guaranteed to be lirs'.-class m every icespect. JULIUS GRADWOHL. V rmier the now manairementjof- - WH KEEP- A foil line of choice Jror;8ioD family groceries ud Canned nneapples, Choice Table Delicacies Ornamented cakes for Wedanias amlParties. Snjnio Ii ;Yi kinds. mackerel and tait fifli of al FRESH BAKED BREAD illvcrv Dav. Best Srun. Pies. Cakes TEAS and COFFE CANNED tiOODS, ETC. 'me host Soap in the market Le Roi Savon. , fi fine assortment Of domestic i , , . . ,,- llIU till fJUl LCU viwwiu i7U John I iew hriik. olil staml low Fl lira f UUlJIMJll IIDJJU File Alban ifk Bras. nifiinn Banliie & Robertson j! Xi:V FIRM! NEW GOODS! Arc uiw established with a first-class stock of STAPLE FAMILY GROCERIES. Ou the corner of First aud Ferry streets, opposite Stewart & sox. A complete line of canned goods, . cerics and provisions of all kinds, tionq, etc. Fresh fruit and vegetables every lr.oraing. Prices reasonable. it3-CALL AND SEE US' a WILL BROS. Dealers in all the latest improved pianos, organs, sewing machines, guns, ! also a full line of warranted razors, j butcher and pocket kuires. The best j kind of sewing machine oils, needles I aau extras ior au m:icnuius. mi re-; pairing in the above lines neatlv and reasonably done. HOPKINS & SALTMARSH, I PIumbmo"& PiueFittinff! STOV 1 8 "A11 work promptly done at : reasonable rates. j First Stskkt, Itrlek for Sale. T MY KILN ONE IIILK;.; EAST OF j L tvwn, nr ili-livceJ anywhere in the city, j W. C. CASS ELI., Albanv Or. 4'onlrarlor and ISuililcr. j riUIK UXDEKSIGXED HAVING LOCATED i I X. in Albany solicits iiatronare fiom eitv i and country. Will contract to build bridges, I larns, and all manner of ilwellinfr houses, including Oucen Anne, Eastlakc and Eliza- I tiothian btvle? of building. Will furnish ! plans anJ sptcifk-ati"ns lree of harc. Sutis j faction guaranteed W. ('. CASSEI.. j loiporlant na.i :asei the moxtkith HAVING LEASED I L antiirc f re in the Oregon Pacilic Co., all persons having stock tlicrei! licrcbv notified to remove make arraiienicnts with me. l-'ailinx t" il ) sm siiL-b stock will be turned out. .IOHN SCIIMEKI BROWNSVILLE. O. P. 4 OMIOW A lioal Estate and INSURANCE A CEN U WHY DOES mi Because he knows that his dear wife is just commencing to work him fur j something you know how it is ..i,msii.lf lint U'lif.n ' LADIESTFADE WITH 0 (1 i a UlldL tUK Their husbands don't look that way, because there arc ho extravagant prices on their goods. Everything is good; everythink is cheap; make Home happy, make YOUR HUSBAND SMILE By trading at the economical store where jtht rule of good goods and low prices knows do exception. Don't forget that t mple of economy ia at Brovnoll & Stanard's- I'OI'.XKU FIRST ASO PT U.V.W SLS Over The CASCADE MOUNTAINS FROM AI.KAN V OK I.HBAXON KAS1 WABD. The Willamette Valley and Cas cade Mountain Wagon Road is in ex cellent condition, and by all odds is tho hi-sit. mul shortest wagon road to Eastern Oregon. Water and grass is j abundant along the entire road. The grades are easy, accommodations su twrinr ami tiie mad well bridged making it the best mountain road iu j the state, r or summer jaunts, nuni ing and tithing the Cascade Moun tains in the vicinity of Clear Lake and the Three Sisters afford superior advantages. The BUYEPiS jGUIDK is issued March aud Sept.each year, it is an encyclopedia of useful information for all who purchase the ;uxurics or the necessities of life. We can clothe you n furnish you with all the necessary and unnecessary ap pliances to ride, walk lance, tlccp. eat, fish, hunt, work, go to church or stay at home, aud in vaiious sizes, styles and quantities. Just hfcTirc out what is required to do all these things COMFORTABLY, you an make a fair estimate of the value of the BUYERS' CUIDF, which will be sent upon receipt of 10 cents to pay postage. HCMTCOKERY, WARD & CO., 111-111 Michigan Aventu,Chicago,lll. i II II i I ! Kiwni uidiirti 0 F. L. Kenton -DEALER KC- Staple and Fancy :;!(jE0CEME 1 1 so Choice Candies, Xnts, Cigars and Tobaeee, HSRMS- ( ASH AND PRIOE8 LOW. Subscription Agent j -f? ff-"" i j 3T NEAR THE POSTOFFICE. Tli a I mAW j Ml 1 waiiace, i FLBNN'S BLOCK, ALBANY. ; G ari,e&t stock tlli.? iron Pacilic Co., all ' .I'afol.Trito sui.pl v anv andi-veo ECIALTIES SP In Tall Laxuries,Choice Teas and Cofiees,Cream- jery Butter on Ice, Cream LISCH GOODS. ETC. ALL KINDS OK- Fruits i res Constantly on Hand. STEWAET & SOX -Dealers in- General Igl'i Iron, Steel and Coal Wagons and Buggies Rope and Cordage. Blacksmiths' Supplies Garden and And all Implements C. K. HAWK IN TIT Affrieultoral IALBANY ill. Does au immense business in'all kinds of furniture, bedroom sets, parlor si t?, chair, bed lounges, kitchen safe?, and all kind i of tables, etc., etc. Also have a line selection of wall paper a:id window shades, which they are ollcring at close figures, Gail and see the n, on First street, opposite Stew art & Sox. for nil Leading 2Vux- ALB ANY, OREGON in the city, enabiing litem . want of their customers. Cheese, Canned Goods. and Wate mm, lompsoi) Uo.' Hardware -AND- in Carpenters' Tools Builders' Hardware Powder, Shot, etc. Giant Powder & Fuss Sairs and Axes. Grass Seeds Used by Farmers i ,r. h AKKELL wkmm