Morning daily herald., July 30, 1889, Page 3, Image 3

rJUE -MOHyiyQ HEKAL1): TUESDAY. JULY 130, 1889
ittormnq IJiuUt Itcrafl
Vu l.Hi't I" Al!i:mv K-iioltiocclofP
Kur a!l o!!i i north
Tliu KjkUth -tati'S
I In- West Side
And the Nuirtt iIaiijc 1;. U.
1 or 1'or'luii.l and Siluiu ...
C'orvallis and Yauina
otliire Mouth
I ;;".) a. u,
)
n . m
7::K r. u
The . i-a.ti; will b tlcncd ea.-h
ivci.iiig
I'-ru six to seven o cioeK.
Kf'isti-rcil nutter lor thr early inurnitig
train hm!i! ' m-iili-d before fe o- locW the
I i-yioU3 eveuiusr.
UUKCON PACIFIC T1MKTA15LK.
Arrives UepartB
. . li.l.';im',l.i0 p m
-Vt'.'.i'm .."i)a
I .IS--!!.;.
rr.v-.hr.
JOTTINGS AUOUT TOWN.
Wheat is worth ' c -nts.
1 or the finest silver polish in tin'
market go '. II. '-'wert's.
Ice cream .-or veil every day al
this Depot liutt'l, only cents.
About :I0 excursionist from l'ort
kimt went to Yiionimi vesterd.iv.
ii
L. Jllai kman will sell his en- i
lire stock of lH.)!;Sy aii'l stationery
at cost lor '.',( diiys. '
Save- money by J i in a year's
supply f boots and slices at cost at
v. i:,-a.r.-.
Fifty ice - t:' iiitiii't ven
with a:! U sio.e, or sold
by M.ittii-w cc Washburn.
A new l-urn-I -: choic rolled
o.it-. 'lii ' from lio- f.i--tory . just
'.( lie- ! F. I . K hti el's.
A po 111 of nielli tr.illi lie- I (:; :'
I .(.. S '.-..Ave. o! tfds fi'v.
.-..ired iii -.is. :m '.iy's hvgo.niaii.
T. .1. -tites, ; la- I. ncu rai, cut
his linger i. -.niy .ci the i.lliw day
whde r.i..vp.:;: i'-'.vri ! a; n
'itiiiiii.
1 l-'ises Mill
:-ei i'ie.'.t - .ll'v
' --l a policy
i't.'.W iels.
;v. ay , boats 1 1 over,
always happening.
with Winn in the
A rat!!-
owned bv
at tbt
a $.. goi.l watcii
Mrs. II Diereks took .
l.eveiir house la-teven
;ng. tne w.' ii
W ii.iauis.
. W. Muitli
a tl ij thlou.'b
Washinion.
"rv is b.eby dri
!l..!;i exeessive
The sr.'.t!i-b
i being won h I Lirrv
has tetr.ii
i !
astern (beg-in and
I !e says that conn
ed up and scon-Led
ho' weather.
und tl :t
n ainveit i;i ,
tins -;ty at -.: lo la-t night, being i I r. J. I.. Mil. aud !r. C. Ciiam
letained by the burningol'a biidgol l orlain, ot tii: city, tcudeied med-ne:-.r
Salem, an account of which is j ical a-si-t.ince.
g ven in our dispatches this morn- The engine ami tender is a total
;r:g. ; wr.-ck. and the mad ami bag.-age
i,' i i.-,. ,,t,.,. I. , ;ii ......;,.-!.. cars we:e l-adiv sma.-Iied.
i-rge invoice of No I tea i'mnortcd
a;m..t I....... f ........ .... 1.;' .,.
sweial brand, known as the "Kose
f Japan
This tea i-s sold at ot)
cents ner pound and is warranted
give satisfaction. '
A. Wolverton ha- teturned from
an extended, trip through Eastern
Washington. Me says crops there
ur in I-iasteru Oiofn do not com
pare with those of the Willamette
X'ailey, and he has no desire to
bange los honi-' here for one in
any place he has seen w hile gone.
I'lillsllNM, MKVriON.
K. i ;. Sui.th,
county, is in the
Oi
1 It
S:stels,
(
l'ete- s,.;;l.i.-i-r
turned ve-terdav !r
la i ui ty
tl IO to
UloUli!. tills.
K. J. o'C.eiiu i lias returned
from ''.elimghani I'.ay. where he
has been engaged in railroad work.
J. it. Cowan, J. W. Cusick and
wife, J. i. Iddcikin.
nio and Maud Van
Smith and himiiy, V
Misses Min
Ib.rn. 0. S.
. !. Crosby,
C. W. Wails
Miss .'i.iv hideout,
ifid win . an I lr. E. A. McAllister
eturni-'i ve.-teiiiav irom iaipi::;;i
A I'. i:ie iiiieineer.
l'he death of engineer Ja.-k Mi'
:ei , l'.ig Jael:. as h' wa- familiarly
calie 1. reotit ing !r .in mjr.rii-s re
ceived f;.ai- the ti.;ii. v.rei k at this
city Snn l ty night, i- a ca-e v.heie
a brave engineer gave hi- lit'-- o.
-aw bis traiti-l.-ad. oi passengers.
Af'er be saw tiie open switch he
ciitld ha ve leapt il from the triti
ami savc-t himself by allowing the
train to d.i-di Pill speed intothe open
w itch. hut he set the air brakes, re
reversed the engine and checked
ihe speed s:;i!icient 1 y to prevent
ininrv to :i siivle n isseng.'-r. but
met j.eir'i lesiwetf. :l ft Or 1 llie 1:1 V Of
.. rton. I ,. i.-ibtfnl K. nliliii"
beneath the wr.cked engine. He
vex tel.. of Ihf most noiii'iLir liu-n
on the line, and his memory wib
ims cherished by his fellow-work-:ne'i
(n the road and by the train
load of passengers, whose l:e- he
.-.tvetl.
I'atrnts (Iranlrtl.
Ftjlloning were the patents
granted ro citi.i'tis .f the Pacific
States durini the pa-t week and
reported for the Ilr.i;u i by C. A.
Snow it Co. patent lawyers, Wash
.ngton. I'. C. : II. H.AUeii.Ocean-
side, Cal.. tuiggy top rests; F. L.
I'.nrgij'ui, .Los Angeles, pipe bender ;
,o. Cope. ;.n Franci.-eo, cable rail
way . brake ; II. P. ( iailaml. San
Francisco, jute slivering rollers:
W. J. Howard. San Francisco,
siiuirrel poisoner: A. M . l.e-.gnton
Port To ii send. W. T
r.t- I T
1.1. 1 , .1. .
ilayhew. Vista, Cal., fence; C II.
Parm'cnter, Oakland, Cal., filter;
S. fctr.Oige. Los Angeles', mail bag
rack and distributer: .1. !l. Yin
Sclimidr. San Francisco, byd
dredger: W. Wallace, San
ejse,,, Hl.v,.r ..;ls t;;. a. 1 ;i1S,
ramie
Fran-
. : W.
I. Wright. San Fram-ise... mii-r
lif-h 15 lit lei.
"We have just reccivt d a nice lot
7.-.t nf fr,.ti hiilter nlso a lb.." !..! t f
ircsft groceries, vlucn w
cheaper than : nv hou- i
...... T 1 . . .
1VI V 4 . . .fv..-j ------ - -
1
. the
.I'-.-l
ci
V. 1 rv -111 .-Oi.iet 1 .eg i
our fa1:,
l.-.rn. r
.nag.
.r.g C
IIiiT ll nil Oals V.Oii.tc.i.
Mr. L. Sender--,
buy i ad the cle:!
brought to hiiii 1
presjed b-ue.-,or v
jirico in ca-ii w i .
:iSo vai ts t ! ::;.
Ilishod. 1 'eiivci- ;,
id t -!'S cli
:i tiuioii
hay
0 1
;. tig
.!,;ch t
1 b.. ;
t St .If
V
111
1-.
THE OVERLAND TRUJ. 'EECKED
I Engineer Big Jack and Fireman Outline
! Scalded-Full Particular1".
i
j' The south-bound ovcrhtnd pas-!
! sen-rer train No. lb arrived in this !
city Sunday evening one hour late, j
rTtl . 1 ..I a - I f .. i. . 1
a ue in uuuuii train leu nrsi, sum
the overland train pulled out a few
minutes later at a little faster speed
than usual, endeavoring to make
up 4-" minutes between Albany and
Junction City. On approaching
the switch at the junction ot the !
Lebanon branch .lack Miller, the!
engineer, known on the road as j
lig Jack, saw that the switch was
partly open. He set the air brakes 1
aqd used ellort to stop the train,
but the distance was too short and j
the train wont civ.shing iiuo tiie j
halt open switch. The engine and !
tender were tumbled end foremost ;
into the ditch, the engineer and j
tireman, 2ui:it (iutbrie, being im-;
prisoned m the cab. Th': hot I
water and steam began flowing ;
upon them, severely scalding them '.
both, when the cold water from'
the ten ler poued down upon j
them, savin;: them irom a liorrible !
death. They wen- nuiekiy extri
cate.: .i::-t were lo'ind to he tac!l
scalded and othcri:e inj'.ited.
the'
engineer oeing si-vercly ent about i
the face ami the fireman b.aving!
his hands and feet bully cut.
A tramp was aKo slightly i:
juivd, being caught between two
baggage cars. Well.- i'.ugo's mi
sender, Ueyiiold.-. was badly shak
en up, but not injure.;. One of the
l'u'.hnan co:v he-wa- ai.- w.u od
the track.
A lame number oi j i-setrje:.-'
were uii the train, irviu ::ug
Sei:ator Noi val, State I.ai.-l
mis.sioner lb e, sin. rift' !!:i.u
and Frank Middle-ton, all of F
county, on their way to ko.-vl
None of the passengers wen
jured.
Conductor W. S. Coii.-e:
in
iii
at.on,i,' n', u,,. Ul.!:!l.le'l
men, and lo.iking ut for the com-
tort oi passengers, bridge Super
intendent T. 1'et "lark wa- al-o on
the tram, am! assisted in
oe.t f. r !be cuiiifoi t of the
gei-. I". ridge Superintei
I 'eCi.uk was al.-ti on tii t
a-sisted in lo.iking out
looking
passcn-
a;u
for
an. i
the
wounded men. I r. O. W. Mast":).
1 M'LM1:" hJ
tached to anv o:i
n-
i I dame :U
The switch
i wa U-ni"'1 h 1,0 P'operly loi ked
after the Lebanon train had passed '
and it . is a matter of conjecture .
whether the automatic switch did'
not woik propel ly or whether .i.
was sprung uy tramps. One tramp
v:is s(eii to h:mt o(I' of the train
i shortly after it left the depot.
The track, which was torn up
for a dhtancc of sevoal hundred :
feci, was promptly repaiioil yestor- i
day and train- are again running.
The work of repairing the track
was aided by an engine inancd by
th0egon I'acitic eo!ij,;ity. The
Le'cinon iiain also r turned about
midnight and a wrecking train wa
sent down with a force I me-i
from ..'unction City.
The wounded men wire Liken
to I'eitlar-.'i on the morning over-l-iii-i
iiain.
i;i.!M:i:i; mii.i.ui. Ijk n.
A special despatch was received,
at this oiiiee last night annoiincin"
the death ,;' Jack Miller, the en
gineer. He was one of the most
p.;
uiar engineers on the :oail ana
d- atbwidbe deeply regretted
bis many friends. Late hist
his
l)V
evening O'lint ! iutbrie. the lire-
man.
cove;
was Letter and likeiv to ie-
SoikIh.v Kvii!iic; StTim.
Sun-lay evening Mr. Charles
Pfi-id'er, p.'- ;. 1 i- t'-i of the llevere
iL.iuse, look a horseback ride.com-i-iniug
hu-h.i-ss wit 1 1 plea-ure by
biv ing hi.- cow fiotn p.isfuie On
it turning ne rod.- iifio the Sautiaiu
- a .1 a 1 t - water li.e puny, lie had
a little iermau boy, wh-j stops
with hi- parents at the in.ib.-l. on.
behind bun. A nether the p ;!y
thought the weather too hot, his
load too much, or simply had horse
s aise enough to like to plav a joke.
dot
plainly ap
t
ho lit.
su.t-lentv taei itmvn in
I
the
swiftly
running water, tut ne.t ov.-r once or
twice and t tied (Jlllct !y got UI
an 1
ga.eil complacently at the two
struggling forms in tiie waP-r. The
little bo-, was gi.-atlv excited and
has not v,-t cea-ed lelatiiig bis a
...t..t;...r ..!.
venture. No in
tcs-. a g -o i lat ii
my w as ilone. un
in tie' c-i-J. waters
o
:i!i iain canal
into such.
con!'! 1-e tor-
Uie.
lint of Mini-ters.
A pleasant reception was ten
dered Kev. C. F. Whittlesce, Eev.
II. V. Kominger and Kev. (ieo. l.
Ilogers at the residence of Mrs. W.
T. Hearst la-t evening by the
young ladies of the church, who
are entitled to ihe credit of making
the allair a most enjoyable one.
An elegant lunch was served by
Mrs. Hearst and a pleasant, even-
1 mg was spent. It is a remarkable
, 9 1 .. . i .1
coir.ciuence; mat eacn 01 iiiesi;
Ihree Congregational ministers,
who ate unmarried, met in this
city by chance, the two former
now 011 their summer vacation
tour and the latter being Ihe resi
dent pastor. If three, unmarried
minister- can spend a midsummer
month in Albany without each
tir.ding Ii:s biblical rib, it will be
one of the strange cases on record.
Hc.-ilh f Mr-. Klii-i Knoit.
Mrs. Fllis Knox, a well known
pioneer woman of Alb.tnv
her leauo in thi- ci ,. ,
.lied at
.- V7th
nist., utter a lingeiing idne--. aged
."-) years. Sh was .1 datigli h r of
Mai tin IVyse. and came to Albany
in 1 -.11. --he wa-i a m st estimable
Christian v.otna i. and h-aves a
.'.-'are
-VI I'IpI I
h- ei fr
iauel.te;- beddes
.:..!- to mourn
e.e c
all.
-v e 1 1
. i w :
CB0P-V7EATHER BULLETIN.
A Better Yi.'IJ cf Grain in Orojcn Than I
V7as ExDoiited. I
The temperature for the week
has been very decidedly above the
normai. A continued hot wave
seems to have overspread the state
east of the Coast range.
No rain.'all is reported. Except
an occassional shower or cloud
burst, there has been no good rain
in the state since .May l'.i, save the
last three day.- of June, when li,:!if
shov. i.-rs were general' y. ex pen-
enced, beneliit.ng some crjp-s. j
T'e (-nnhi!i! continues to he!
above the norma , few clouds being , . i , .,,.,. ,,'(.,!;,. i
. m t i i e c 7 appointcit notarv public to-dav.
at al! visible. Smoke from foiest; 11 . . r: .
tires prevails over the larger per-: .t v.-iiuiii:i.
tion of the btate,toa certain extent. ; , ... f4i-, ,
Obscuring tiie sun, but not giving . Jay v . bla.n, o, lus c, ty, writ
that cooling effect caused bv clouds. ru.n i m a sta es that
bains an-too far advancd to 'V''ry hoUd a id boarding house is
be i:. anv vav e.Tected bv the ; ded, and there is a jrri-a.xr
weather. (h neral re,.orts indicate lemand than supply lor lavorcd
.. n ,.;..!. i ...... .., ...;,
i f. !
to the in. -reused aerean
amount for shipment will exceed
that of anv former vcars. In some i
. ... .
piact-s
in e.-tern Ore:;on the
wheal lias been injured sliuhily by
i i .i :,, I , , i ,. i...
the lou-4 e.,:itinu.-d. warm, irv;t?l? convenie.-ee :or rendering;
weather. Manvt! -amis of acre ' t,,;'" sr:,-v Pant an.l enjoyable, j
iviii. howec. yield to :;v - w.7':rT7.:-;: - ii
bushels to the :!'!. Tl;e Willam
ette vallev w ill yield the best wheat .
crop in 'e-le;n Oregon and the
(Irand Kotide valley the best in
Eastern Oregoti. In the I'mpisua .
a!Uv'ii s-iiiUi-.ve-t Oregon and
i-i the north-e.i.-t'. u part of I'ma-
:i!ia i omity the wheat ciop will
:-.l-o be gn.d. '!; .--iii'heni pait
of .bieksoti i-ounrv ;:lid ill Ivhilit.itli,
Lake, Wa.-co, s.
au i t 'ii-.i; eiji;:it i.
rel nia'i
s the ct
am
ip " :il lie
counties
pour, though i c:: in ;'k-
there are
favorable lo. aliiies where
-tl! bushels to the
acre will
ath-
ered.
Tiie out lo-ik is not :-o bad as was
ai.ticijiai-. d. i i-.e anion;:! that will
be available for .shipment will be
larger than is generally supposed.
Oregon as a .'.hole h is never been ,
so ba-lly bu-nt by the hot winds.
On tne bills of .bmnv canity
around Lexington, tie- vii Id wii!
a vera
t wen; v
i
Is
til
acre.
1 n I be irand Ken-ie va'.l -y ;:io;
tuie i.- plentiful in the -.oil live
inches liom tne surface. If the
weather ci..ndit ions had been I uor
able since .May the I nge-1 crop
ever know in Oregon would have
gathered, for u j to that time every
thing was all that cuUI have been
wished for.
Though co:i-i. Jeraidc wheat has
already
amoimt:
ecu
are
sacked, only small
being deliveled or
oll'cred for sa!(-
At Albanv the
market opened at libcents a bushel.
Tins may be the price for A No. 1
wheat in the valley. In Eastern
Oiege.n the price will lie front IS to
"i4 cents per bushel according to
locality sin 1 'pialify. These prices
are the best that wheat buyers will
oiler a! iIh- present liui".
Though liie weather conditions
have been decide 11 v, u::fa voraou-
for wheat, oats and barley, the in-
jurious (dl'e.ts were not to anv
degree cxperietie-d among the
orchards. Fruit will be plentiful
., . ... ,
in ail parts oi Oregon, and will be
o! g . i .luality and haver
The woo! cliii was good and
prices fair. Fruit will be plenty.
These three staple products will
oti'sct any discrepancies in the grain
yi-Id. am! tie- result will be found
to be beneficial to the whole
pcopl-
'ething Wei-e
than
shortage in the yield cf wheat pel
ade will have to occur before dis
tress, suiiering or even inconveni
ence will result t.. the tillers of the
soil in hegon.
ireii'.-.: l'r--s A oci.'itton.
'I lie Oregjii Press Association
will meet at Newport, on Ya-piina
oav, August z ami Lt, ir- ievise
some ni".t! in deal with foreign
advertising. The committee on
resolutions appointed last year
iias form-', that the chief evils- are
-extrom'i low rate- and th-i ditli
culty jf enioiving payment for ad
vertisements printed. To eradi
cate that eui it is propose-1 ' to
aiopt a uniform scale of rates
ba-ed on circulation to blacklist
irresponsible firms, to employ an
attorney to sue for disputed ac
counts. This contract is to be
maintained for one year, and all
infractions of it shall be punishable
bv a fine of $L'0.
Ki.l CIot.'s! Kill (ilorfs!
I have just received a full line of
kid gloves brand "Our Own."
This is a .genuine kid glove. I buy .
direct from importers in New York '
and consider them the best value'
of anv glove I ever sold for this
price. Five buttons, three rows of
stitching, $1.."0 per pair. .-. E.
Youn;.
OAST NOTKS.
The public debt of PonicroT is
There are ATA tents still in use in
i the burned district in Seattle.
' The ntarly completed ecu -11?
; polls ihow the population of
Columbia county. W. T. to tie OUgfJ.
Colfax has oflVr-.-.l $.jii!) lor the
j jtrrcst and conviction ot anv one
! stilting an incendiary file in th:.t
; city.
Indian- from the North are
: already coming down the Sotiod to
: be in rca lirscss ! r the hoji picking
1 season.
The t'oiigicgatioualist.s of Scat -.
tie ic.vc jntrchahcd a si'.e for a
i chu:c h :.t Second ond University
street. Ps'Oxl'g?. o:i $-700.
Ari E-!t"ri'. Urcg'M paper n-poiti
tio.t the bullies of tear dead tnl'ants
hare been d -.-covered in tne reser
' voir of The Dalles water works,
which has !aen utidcrgeiag a clean
. ing r-'Ceotiy.
Mr. W. A. Edge: ton. of Clats-
k.-.nic I -i I.y lip; Ins burn, located
0:1 !,:- :.:!iii e;i ll..; L'pp'Jl" CI ItS-k:-.:!ie.
u i-.t ui' aiiiiiiig taols and u
till" bull that tifd up in the.
barn. Iii- !os will lc: :U,-V.t :-0d
w-itli i:o iri-ura i:t c.
STATE DISPATCHES.
A Small Railroad Eiiug on tiio 8oathern
Pacific Kea- Salem Barned.
Special to the IIkrai.u.i
Sai.icm, July 27. A railroad
brnlge on the Southern l'aettieroad
near the John F. Miller place two
miles south of this city, took lire
this alternoon aooui -t o clock and
a snan of twenty feet wascota-i
pletelv burned. The cause is nut!
known but it is supposed it was
sparks from the engine. A full
force of men were set to work and
the overland train can cross about
Hi o'clock.
II II riimni!,i. f C!
campmg- km,uuu- "- 'ess man
2.100 visitors were at the bay Sun- !
a , au.t uu..i. ....,g .iiiu s i-
bathing is dady in.bdged in. 1 he
t'l.r tn-iL'ii t rOtitl'! r Tl'liiC nnt .a cn-i i
i 3 i . i:-.'..: i r
: -
carrying visnor.s, who are accorcien '
On Sunday th
who.it of
I'd. I.ooney, icartiiis city caught;
tire from sparks from a pas-dug
engine and a'oor.i. four acres oi
shocked wheat was buried. Ily
bard work trie lire v'-s put out and
several buildings' and a rick of
wlieat iii the sack v.n -4avt d. Tin
i"ss w:is nbot-t :?7".
Its Co" ii.mi.
i:mi:i !i!.Mii.
N(.i- "-'m-'Is at Ueuii s
Moini'.- du-ters inula;
Hie
t
'I liom psiin V Overiiian's. HI.
!-ad:n
L-anic-s dealers.
A NASAL IN'SKCTOi: Ken: with!
each '-o'.tle of ShiloliV atari Ii Kern- j
cdv. I'i'ice iVl cents i'o-iiav iV. Mason
SI. 1..-.SS .!! IS. MAI.K MI.-FR.
id...- i.y 111 al t rnl.ie cou-n. Mulol. s
eure i
lie- n aiiily !..! vim. lu-liay.V
.Mason .
i. overs of goml . lice.-.- sliolll'l e.ill
on '"tin !',ins. Tiny have j list re.
cehed : lot of lull ereiuii. fresh and
-weet.
Mexican :u lus Hitters is the lict-t
remedy in the world for liver and kid
Hey ii-.':ises. indigestion. :'. l-"or sale
tit .M n.imngart'
Ft)!! DYSI'LI'SIA ami i i-, i:: i;om-
taint. v" have a nr ailed g-'n r.uitc
on every liottleof Slii!eli"s V itatizer. It
never talis to -lire. Fo.liay .V. Maon.
Those wishing screen dojrs
d'
windows should
t my prices he-
lore ordering el-
Crow.hr. " ' . k' ! I pi i-' I:
M,s..iilc,i,s,-o;,.:11c,..fSr,ri,,gi;.-i,i,;t( -jj W . L
( !'!. w iiile vi-ilii-:; with he l.iiiicr. j jr i'j i i x.
in taw at liiiyiiot- ( i:y, yf., , was taken ( r j .ifi. &fr.
nvhere. . .
:r sii ti uitti ilinler.i it.v f.j;s. A
j !i t-ieiii t: w us -cut. for. luit as I tie
doctor w . i.. siol at lionn-, .Mr. S, K'
ilde.i men I. .oil -it lii.vii'.r (."uy ! U
1'a'idc! the tin ;.:-:ire.! -a :1- -i. U l..dy,:l - (t:
; . t ..oncniiui s . , l,c
ho. era and ii:iiriiu. -.; iCcim iK atld i it
,,, t ;,y thiit. and ;r i.! u.ffi.
, ,. .;,.,.., ,,t piiV tor i' ; i.-.ri it did ; M';
ii- w ork. and In-fore n P mini:' io tlu ii
in iiic. tiie cailcd and preen red
i-liotlu r l oil'c. t'licie .1 ol' n Si iiteliie
s.lVs. lie IKtVcr lie. will. ..Ill t 'li:i!i:tT
'ii'aV Colli-, ( ie-lci a a:i.l I i:.n le-i-fl
l!i -nieily. a ml oil ei tit lm;l!d- for
-ite l)V I-'.i-iiav iV .i;i-uii.
;.iv.v.;
.. WW J ' J . .
tor Ju'itis'.f Orad j
P;i." u: express! .
wold and sold
at his lOltlt-n
Pule Lazaar in
OXi: I'OUXI) (VANS
5i?" iuaranb e.l to be
in every Eespect.
fir?
JLLIFS (iUMJWOML
'P
IIH
FUIU
-Piuli-r flit- now uiaiiAireuientJot-
m
i
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Baker)
h
w mil
- WH KEEP
A fail line of ih.'ke family irrvi-erieii anil
drov-si.in
Cannea Jr-'irieapples,
Gliolce Table Delicacies
ornamented cakes for
llV7inr flUfJ" I'tirtifv
man 1 mis anai ai ties.
!Si-.Im
kinds.
irnrkrrel ill ii nlt fis It of al
FEESE BAKED BREAD
.fcCverv Day.
1
till
L 1, I
ui.iin I'll
TEAS anii C'OFFE
I'liiiilis Nuts. Raisins
CANNED tiJlJ., ETC."
j fi ll n I
dl U III". I ll'O. Villi '
,ne ncsr s.).n 11: t.n: niurKit ,.i:..,.,.. ,.,.; ;.-i,w . J..ii
i, r s;!von.!ilIiLEVf hue (BIPAM
A fine assortment ot aonmsUe
, ,- . . n-
1 .'.'Uf tc. wyut
.Tr:v At .I.)!ir. I".
old atioiil !: n
Biinli
yi:ir firm!
NEW GOODS!
Arc !;i.w otalilished with a lirst-cloi-a :
fctjck of
j'Hi Al l.li FAMILY UKOCKUIK.S
On the corner f First aud Ferry
streets, opposite Stewirt it sox. A
complete line of canned tioods, gro
ceries and provisions of all kind, no
tions, etc.
Fresh fruit ami vegetables every
n or.ung. 1'rices reasonable. I
S2CALL ,AX!) SEE UU'vx
M ILL linos. !
llealers in all the latest improved
pianos, or:iiis,sewing inaciiiiies.giins,
also a full line of warranted razors,
butcher and pocket knives. The best
k:na stwiu iiia.-liiiie oil.-, needles
uuiL r.i as im an iii;ii::niii-s .ii ti-
l . r i - 1 1 ..
miri. in tlie above lines n. acU -.d
reaaonawy uo..e.
,,nm.-tx-w ... oitmawi. .
,,v'1 ii-i..i . ..-ni .m.ui.ju, ,
;
jn ...... tT . jHjnr
lillllUlIi'Hi i Im' ill
-e
I'tKfHUHa
jf''A!! work promptly done at
reas'-nabie rat.
I'hAI:. i. i:o
l.-ii'k for Salt-.
T MV KILN I.K M!r.!:! CAST ;
t-wii, or it. Ilvo.i-it leivwlur..' in lli'oi
W. J. C..sSl.l.l..ll..u;y Or.
A
Co tit fa el or :tml l;nil!i f.
-!iT. I'NOKilSKJN!:!) HAVINlt l.oCAT!:t
I ei Alh.eiy s'lirils patn r:i''i; ti.nn city
i.ri.l i-';ll!!(ry. ' Will col. O ut t.i I-O.T-! l.rill,'i s.
! in. -'. unit a!l iiiiimrt f ihniiii -,' iii.u-ts,
ai.-ni iii.' t.-iu-t ii Ann:?, Kast.'uke :. : i . 1 KKzm-li-.-'.ti;:i:i
st,. K h ft laiilili4. Will f-.iTtiili
I I 1 1 1 .-t at'ii sj ! i-itica' i -us !rtc l cl:ai-:;cs. S:ttis
fat-tion uuaratitve.l W. ('. I 'ASSK!...
Iinportant Notice.
, , ,V1V; .KASKI Tilt: M...V.!:!tM
i .i-tniv fr; in the nn-.'. n l.i i'ir o...
i j.tr:T.i:s h:o n H . .-I; therein m .Ui:.-
ll.!.t.l. ti'.liiicii t rvn i'l" tie. in :C ;;.', ..r
lu.-.Ki-:i.rr..i:-. t !iirti. w ilu iie Ii,:ngt.. en
l-c- tiinn . -.'it.
ions .-t tl : ki:i:
BROWNSVILLE.
O. I", t OstllkXV .1 MN!.
ivt-Ml Iejs-L:?l' ut(l
i ,
J.Jt S I Ii A?J C L .ICE
j "jr 1
I j
! , !
j Je:
I
I Sill:
WHY FOF.S
! rill IP VI iY
v
1 t
J1
l-cause he know s that hi.-dear wife
oennneccm:: to wort.
lust celianeccmg to v.ori; pun Mr
something you know how it is
' yourself but when
iLABIESTIADE
; WITH
IJ!
1
i
j Their husbands don't leok licit w ay,
! because there a:e no extrav.-igfiiit
j prices on their goods. Everything
is good; every think is 'cheap: make
Home happy, make
Y0UK HUsr.AXD SMILE
1 Uy trading at the economical fctore
whnrejtht rule of good goods ?.n
: low prices knows no execution.
Don't forget that t. inpk- of economy
it
Srowncll 8: Stanard's-
l-.U KtltsT AMI "i ' M.III VSl S
Over Tup:
CASUADK MOUNTAINS
ki:om ai. i:nv
01: i.i:i:.o
WARD.
l.ASI-
j JW Willamette Valley and Cas-
! cade Mountain Wagon I.oad is in ex-
wllcnt eon(iitioil, aa i,yaii odds is
! the best and shortest waon road to 1
! Eastern Oregon. Water and grass is
abundant fdong the entire road. J he
grades are easy, accommodations su
perior and the road well bridged
makiii-' it the best mountain road in
j the state. For KiminiPr jaunts, hunt
ing and ti.-'i. ing the Cab?aiU- Moun-
tains in the vieiiiily of Clear Lake
i and the Three S-r-tcrs r. fiord tiiperior ,
advantai.'cs. :
The BUYFUS' IILTDH is
issued March and Sept.eacli '
year. It is an encjclonedia
of ii.-erul mferniati.o for all
who purchase the uxurics
or tiie ei'ce.-r.itics ot life.
Wi
can clothe yon
all tiie nee. s"M''
fur
ith
::i nimeeefsary ap -
: OCeiFGrTADLY. "rd yen cm ur.ke a
; - -tui.u - ' the value ,-i the
IIUVF.KS' CFIFF, which will be;
; r r.t c ,.n r. . - ii.t r.f !0 ec-ntN t r-nv
T.t ll' r -. l tit f'l Ml Cl-lHSi e) J 'Tl V
....vArt.. .... ...ann t. t r'
1 '(:-, r f I. i 'J .1 Y i i Ll C- U7
1)1-!;: XI;einiirAxVuc,Ci.i,-3ir:o,l!i;
i
MSi'i I Infill
M'WUl'Te''v,5ii. '7',,,i -rlPxr li U ' V'
"-III
11
L. Kenton
UKALKK'IN-
ta p I e an
J 11 1 J JJiJLtJL U KJ
if so Choice Candies. Xufs, Citfttrs ami Tobaccos,
Fruits. Vefetabfes. FJe.
TEHMS (LASH ATS 1) PlilCES LOW.
Xi'tseri fjfion Jtjent
I"!"'' MfltZHCS
r.iS?-.NKAl: TIIF i'OST. tl FiCF
A
7Tl
tin l.-.i-u t stock
to Si
tun
:i:i(i t'Ycrx
WaHace. Thompson Co
SPECIALTIES
in TnMi- LuNtiiies.L'hoieo Teas and Cotees,Cream
i i li.ttt r on let-, Ci ( nin CLcest', CuiiiFrtl (i(ods.
ALL
Constantly
Oil
'nuts
iWAET & SOI
Dealers in-
General
id ft
Iron, Steel and Coal
il'ayons and lingties
Hope and Cordage
lilaeh'sm iths Suppl ies
G a I'd on and
And all Implements
, i h. KIN -
Agricultural
Does till iiiiiiif-nso bu.sict.s4 i;:;dl kinds (.f furniture, bedroom MtJ, parlor
ts. chairs, bed lonn .es, k itcl.i it taft-s. at d all kind 1 of tab!, h. etc. , etc.
1 . . 1 . .. . . . . 1 .1 .. . i . ..O. a.. 1 ...l.t.t ul.O.-C U-I.l()l fl.fW ,A
.-ViEO ll.e' .1 1...V m.-u-. 1:011 -...in r..;li
J 1. . " . .1 I . . 1 . . . .
I e:iei 1:114 ai . .oie ii ir-.T, v iiiiairifiT
: art & Sox.
d IP a n oy
for alt Leailina ytvs-
ALBANY. OliKUON
LOCK, ALBANY.
in tin city. tTjabMnp: fhem.
Avaiki n ineir cusioDiers.
i 'r
i
WW MU.
IjVI
i SI 9 I f,
Eij
M .' V V
K1MS OF-
n
(1
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Hardware
-A Nil-
iieiueitLN.
Carpenters' Tools
llaildcrs' Hardware
Powder, Shot, etc.
Giant Powder it' Fuse
Saws and Axes.
CJrrass Seeds'
Used by Farmers
K. I'AKKlilL
i.ei ni.i...... .- ...cj no
- . . . r... rLiltl rm. ..:t. (IIa.ct.
nun, uu,au.., . .-jhv vkom-
r
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