Morning daily herald., July 31, 1889, Page 3, Image 3

1HE HET?AIP: WEDNESDAY,! JULY 31. 188J).
Tin: mails
Mails at the Albany pastotKce dose
For all offices north
rfce Eastern states I
"0 A. U,
rtie W est Sule I
Ami the Nairow Gau;;e K. R. ;
Kor Portland ami Salein ..11 A. M
Corrallis and Yaquina p. u
ottice south. ... .. 7:30 r. u
The iost mice will be closed each cvciing
rMin six to seven o'clock. ,
Kcistered matter for thej'carly iuruirj
train should be mailed before 8 o clock the
j.reyious eveninr.
ORKUO.N PACIFIC TIME TABLE.
Arrives Ocparts
. ll.lfiumil.00 pm
'.-i;iim'.50a
r.uMenuor. .
Kr."M
.10TTIIST.8 ABOUT TOWX.
T
Wheat is worth J cuts.
Kor the finest silver polish in the
market go to H. '-'.wert's.
Ice cream served every day at
rlie Depot hotel, only 1 ' cents.
(j. L. l'dackman will sell his en
tire stock of books and stationery
:it cost for :!0 days.
Save money by buying a year's
supply of boots and shoes at cost at
W. V'. Head's.
Those fre.-h Saratoga chips at
i'.rownell A; Stanards are delight
ful for hot w cather.
Kitty pieces o' iusniiuro given
with all cook stove- it range sold
by Mat'ihfWs 1c Washburn.
A new ba'Ti-l of choice lolled
oats, direct trciti the factory, just
pened at K. I . Kenton's.
The residonc of Mr. A. M.uil..
iiuve miles east of Hubbard, was
Mta ly de.-ttoved mi Sunday by
:':!.
A little son of A. .1. Hamilton
i. 1! from a wagon last evening, in
tiictlng a severe bruse uixm Iiis
head.
II n .-. s run away, boats t'p over,
accidents are always happening.
let a policy with Winn in the
Travelers.
I.ee Kox, formerly one of Al
bany's pioneer merchants, is now
(resident of the Chicago Inter
national Hank.
Last cven ( juint iutln ie. the
lireman injured in the train wreck
Sunday night was a little better,
with slight ehauces for reroverv.
The wrecked engine and tender
at the Lebanon junction switch is
being taken to pieces and will be
shipped to the Portland car shops
for repairs.
K. L. Thompson sold veterdav
:o d. . Atitoneile, ot the hrm of
Antonelle t Doe. railroad , - on -
tractors', his fine trotting horse, the
sum paid Seing $:i0.
T. 1.. Wiilhiee li;i sr.'.I i
(. allien one lot adjoining his resi
lience on Seventh street, the price
paid being $)!)(). Mr. Cahlen will
erect a line residence upon the
property.
Iliere is a li'r real estate deal on
toot, says the aiuina Republi
can. A syndicate of wealthy men
along the line of C. - N. W., is
being formed to take in a big slice
of property on the bay.
The water in the Willamette
river here is now but a trifle
below the extreme low watermark.
It is two inches lower than it was
last October and is as low as lias
ever been know n.
The attached railroad plant of
Searle A Deane has ben sol i at
Hill City by she-ill' Crjiai, f
Marion county, the same having
beon bid in" by the plaintids.
Messrs. F'eischner, Meyer .' Co.
Trains on the Southern Pacific
yesterday were appropriately
draped in mourning, through re
spect to the dead engineer who
sacrificed his own life that he
might save others, .lack Miller.
Fire broke out in the residence
of liobert Carey, a mi.e west of
Scio last 4uek. from a defective
due in the kitchen. ;ind was under
good headway when discovered.
It was extinguished w ithout much
damage.
F. L. Kenton has ju-t le -eived a
large invoice of No. 1 tea imported
direct from Japan under his own
special brand, known as the "'Pose
f Japan." This tea is sold at 50
cents per pound and is w arranted
give satisfaction.
The remains of Jack Miller, the
brave engineer who was killed in
the railroad accident at this city
Sunday night, will be brought up ,
from Portland to-day and buried in
the Masonic cemetery near Harris-'
"urg,where his relatives are buried.
Mrs. Ulum has a few neat gilt
picture frames on hand to which
she will lit crayon portraits at from
flo to $''0. frame included. Fat
ties wishing to avail themselves of
this offer must call promptly, ; s
Mrs. P.. will remain here but a
siiort time longer.
Dr. Joseph ( ross Pelt died at
the asvlum tor the
he insane at Salem tv to indulge in the luxury of deep I
issl-rs.s
Mondav morning
admitted to that institution on
June l'.Hh, 1S7'.. and had been
there continually up to the time of
ids death. He was a Marion
tountv- pioneer. '
All the Crook county wool has
been shipped to the market, says
the Peview, and the greater por
tion has been sold. It is impossi
ble to give the exact amount ot the
wool clip of this season, but well
posted persons estimate it at 45Qo
sacks or about 1,:;50,000 pounds.
1'rrtili Butter.
We have just received a nice lot
lot of fresh butter, also a line lot of
fresh groceries, which we sell
cheaper than miv house in the
city. Try our Spider Leg tea and
oe.r fatuous Paragon collee. '. ii
:: inette Packing Co.
The Stale Srhim! S-'iitid-.
The slate school fund apportu!i
ment has been made. The who'.;
ainonnt divided among the diif.n
ent counties ot Oregon i- sl-'ll',--77
", and there are !:',. k'.is school
children in the state. Linnc ounty
will receive 7,!'7I , hivi i
rii'.'ij scbool children.
I Vaches bv the hoi at Kcnlon's.
A TRAMP DID IT.
Ko Doobt Bat th Southern Pacific Disaster ;
Was the Work r.f a Tramp.
Under these headlines the Concerning Oregon's exhibit at,
Portland Evening Telegram savs: j the National Teachers' Association
"There is no doubt existing now ! at Nashville, Tennessee, the Nash
regarding the cause of the accident i ville American, published there,
to me i-uutuern 1'acihc south
bound passenger train near Albany
Mr. Brandt, superintendent, said
to a reporter of this paper to-day
that he feels satsfied that the
switch had been tampered with.
The switch bar was found to be
! broken, and a nut had been taken
! off on the fireman's side of the
i track. AVhen ihe engine ran
: -witch it moved over to tin
mto '.
left;
and let the engine through.
The engine and tender are not
: so badly wrecked as thought and
can be fixed up in a few davs.
' They will be brought down to the
; shops at once. The mail car was
i smashed up a litMe. Beyond the
injuries to tiie engineer and tire
man nobody was hurt to speak of.
' The superintendent congratulates
all hands upon the fact that the
: smash-up terminated with so little
damage. The track inns on an
' embankment several feet high,
' and as the train had over 100 pas
sengers there was great danger of
someone being killed. livery
elloi t is being made to locate the
. parly who moved the switch-nut,
and if he is caught hi- position
will not be a very pleasant one. as
public feeling is worked up to such
a pitch over the matter tii.it hv
might le severely :
the tracks are d
trains are inovi::''.
eait with,
arid and
V.l
the
A iin;ul:ii- !':r-.
The threshing machine of Messrs.
A. M. Flory & II. P. Miden was
totally destroyed by lire in Audrey
lieancy's grain field, miles
north of Lexington last Saturday
evening at 7 o'clock, says the Ilep
pner Ciazette. The machine was
threshing after a header and had
stopped a few minutes waiting for
grain. William Campbell came
up with the header wagon and as
the machine started, he asked Mr.
Flory. the feeder, to change places
with him that load. The grain
had no sooner struck the cylinder,
than a Hash like sheet lightning
came out of the machine, and
before wate r could he procured,
was totally destroyed. The horse
power and et raw-stack were saved
with some dilhcultv. Not one ot
the crew were addicted to smok-
" "Ul hLU UH macnir.e on,
j lire is a mystery. It is probable ,
; t,Klt tlie cylinder tee h struck a
small pebble in the shatterings,
, proouceu si.arKs. ignueu tne uttst
collected
on the interior of the
thresher.
I. ret lire To-NipV t.
Wilbur Crafts, D. D., of New
Wit-It -:t i rtiwr-il uni tvti ri r.i' fl.rt
, vt;.-.,..,i i.i.i, tf... 'a..,.,..:..
tion. accompanied bv his wife, w ill
lecture at the W. C.T. C. hall this
evening on the subject of "Sab
bath Reform." 1 1 is wile is also a
talented lecturer, and it is ex
pected will deliver an address in
the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.
Craft- hvt'.ned at Coivallis yester
day, and a number i'r jiu this city
went up to hear them, among them
beingS. (I. Irvine. D. I'., Prof K.
X. Condi t. Uev. II. !'. Webb, Mrs.
Henrietta Prown, Miss I'Jizabeth
Irvine an! other. Dr. Irvine
speaks in terms of highest praise of
their lecture in Corvaliis.
V i 1 1 If Te-ieil.
Several days ago lei'ereiue was
made by the ilu;wi to ar. ingen
ivUS invention in the way of a har
vester made in Win. Crane, of
this city. It is a patented com
bined header and thresher and is
drawn by horses. It.-- manufac
turer claims for it that it will take
the wheat standing, cut and thresh
it. leaving the grain sacked ready
for market. A trial of the machine
will he made upon th farm of
Jame.- itoberts. ne;:r Roberts'
bridge, mi Tuesday. August i.th.
Farmers -interested should he
present and wi.ness the test.
l ire ut llrowiisville.
The
F.row n
I'.rownsvilie
Times
say.-
vine came near t-eing
-n the hst 01 big fires lues- I
tein
placed on the list of 1
dav morning
A lire was SiariOil
in the engine room of tin
r.agie ;
Woolen Mills pvpivtbinc lie- I
. r-
ing so very dry, the whole roof was
on tire. The hands at work in the
mill came quickly to the rescue
and made good use of the l--ig hose
w hich has been supplied for the i
purpose. F.y a few minutes of hard
work the lire was under control !
and was soon subdued.
A I'leil-aut I'ealnre.
Those w ho go to New port this
summer are atl'orded an onoortuni-
seasickness. Almost dailv the !
! trim little schooner Mischief makes
fishing excursions over the bar to
deep water. Tickets are cheap j
and many who go to Newport can
rejount among other things the!
1 storv cf their going out oyer the'
'l)r.
...
Fin. NBitiBj;. .
Just o-iened, at L. K. I'lain's !
it. 1'.. Ulainsi oiaioir. .-UN npuoisiereo,
cut, the very j oat sm,s' trrush and silk plush up
iece goods for! I'ls'.orfd, uiul 1:1 walnut suits, all
: tailoring department,
latest patterns in n
suitings and trousers, which will
lie made up to ordrr in the most
approved style by Mr, I). A. Schuf
llcr, the experienced tailor who
has charge of -that department.
( all early and get your
patterns befoie the stock
choice ot
is broken.
- - -
I'lentj cf PrisoiK-:
The Oregon state penitentiary at
present has conihe'd within' its.
borders l",' i convicts. At the same
time last year the loster was not
above -'j K Work in the foundry
is prosecuted iguion-iy, and the
output is quite satisiactny. Capi
tal Journal.
A NASAL
INSFCTOU n:rr.
Siiilol.'-- t ::!.inh
WITH
l!(.:n-
ac,i 'mi,;
e iy. li
M;.m.i
STAUD3 AT THE HEAD.
The Oregoa Exhibit Stood First at the
National Teachers' Association.
says : l lie fcxlnoits are so numer
ous ail'", all so worthy of mention
that it is difficult to determine
which carries off the palm, espe
cially as thev differ essentially.
till it seem, to be the trenral
! c n iron that the -Thihit from th?
j p jofic scho. Is of Oregon deserves
! t stand first on the list. This ex-
hibit consists ef drawings in cravon
and pastel, and also primary work
l the si Me kind. It t no ful-
so:r.e praise to say that this branch
of education has been brought to a
hi'di state of nerfectiou in the nub-1
lie schools oi ( rei;on, and the ex-1
hibits reflect great credit alike upon
the pupils ami their teachers.
Special attention is due to the
little paity of seven who have
show n such progressive and enter
prising spirit in bringing this exhi
bitovei I'.'iDii miles. Conversation
with them leveals the libera! ideas
with which they come, evei ready
to lienerouisly overlook the possible
shortcomings of a Southern city,
lavi.-hly praising its every advan
tage, and all the while manifesting
a just pride in the merits
of their own state and coun
try. They have not labored
in vain. The (h neral .: uperin
tendent of the educational exhibit
pronounces their work undoubted
ly the best of all. Thev have gone
in to make
a iieen
and favorable
impression. Three rooms at the
Maxwell are profusely decorated
and publi-hcd as their headquar
ters. Their space at the capitol ex
tends over one whole section and
in one of the rooms is stowed
enough to fill the entire hall of
representatives.
Specimens of fruits, marble and
building stone and descirptive :
pamphlets abound. The work is
in charge of Major K. 15. Mc Kirov, j
state superintendent of public in-;
struction. This delegation left for!
their home in Oregon on duly L'O, ;
accompanied by the admiration
and best wishes of all w ho have
known them here, both for them
selves and their great state.
I'ltKSONAI. MKNTION.
- -
District Attorney II. II. Hewitt
was in Salem vesterdav on busi-
ness.
. S. McDonald, editor of the
Brownsville Times, was in this
city yesterday.
J. U. Wyatt returned yesterday
from Mill City, where he had gone
on legal business.
Wm. II. Pay, representing
I'ayot, rphain Co., stationers of
San Fiancisco, is in the city.
Mrs. P. W. Parker and daughter,
Miss Mabel, of Astoria, are visit
ing Mrs. K. K. Coll", in this city.
F. A. Hovey, representing .Van
ie Mark ec Co., cigar manufactur
ers of S.ni Francisco, is in the citv.
lie Whs No ; i a hj;' i-.
A good joke is told at the ex
pense of a traveler for a San Fran
cisco stationery house, while in
this city some ' time ago he pur
chased a line horse of ieo. L.
P.lackinan. He wanted to fetd it
well, but he was no granger and
knew nothing of the price of hay.
On arriving at Portland bethought
it would be economy to purchase a
ton of hay, and finding a farmer
1 who assured him his load of hay
w as cheap at $17, hi bought it and
shipped it to San Franci.-co. The
freight amounted to $-1 JiO. He
1 then paid. $10 cartage to Alameda, ,
making his ton of hay cost $4S.(j0.
iiis lellow travelers have since
; been relating the joke, and his
; wife now purchases the hay for the
1 hor.-e. buying it fiom California
! f irnu rs at per ton.
,s IsQill.
We are in the lead. To-morrow
we will have sweet potatoes, grapes,
celery, cantaloupes, caalillower,
peaches, cabbage, apricots, cucum
bers, string beans, green neas.
j lemons, tomatoes, new potatoes,
:U,a an endless variety of the good i ,
,hincs of this lifp f;nll .orlv o.wl !
)iavn vnnr rtr.Wc V;il..n,,
Pack nL' Co.
Soinatliing; New.
Julius Gradwohl has opened, at,
the (iolden Rule Iizaar stnrp n !
! magnificent line of the latest dec-'
orated ware, including Wedge-1
wood & Co.'s Newyacht shape.
richly decorated with flowers and
gold, handsomely enameled, new
est shape and prettiest decoration
on the market. These'goods were i
received direct from England, and '
are latest designs. Ladies are in-
tTt7 .11 g i f XD'
-r bUru Poous. wHen Mlc'1 a. f,eltc-
I i ,H,.i - ' i ln 0
f'ne, 1,1 llls :lt a Iww I,n,'e
t!ian an.ywhere
Attrntlo..
...
" l" uave )ust weived a nice
assortment of parlor furniture
direct from the Hast. We have
the latest designs in mahogany
tr:int - ' .marble, silk upholstered,
at I,rif,es that command attention.
We ask that you call and examine
for yourself. Xo 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,
extension tables, secretaries, ward
robes and everything else that us
kept in a first-class furniture store.
Albany Furniture Co.
Ility ami t;il Wauteii.
Mr. L. S,'i:dcrs, of this city
buy ail the clean timothy
bijugiit to him in tightly
will
hay
Co III -
jiffssed oalca,:or wmch tiiemaikc-t
pi ice in ca-!i wid be aid. lb;
a!-o wur.t- 1 1 hisv .-J. :-ack fur-ii!.!;,-1.
Deliver at st -b!....-.
STATE DISPATCHES.
Thj Astoria acd South Cosst Railway
Company lHCorporate I Salem News.
Snecial to the Hkral.)
1 1 rt .lnlv MO rtic!osnf ill-
corporation were tiled with the sec
retary of state tc-day as follows:
Tbp Astoria. & South Coast Railway
si p . . i i. lT i
uompany oi Astoria, capital mock, i
$500,000, divided into 5000 shares
of the value ot $100 each, with
Wm. Keid, F. J. Tavlor. l K.
Warren, J. W. Case, K P. Thomp
son and C.Wr. Fulton, incorporators,
i Sheridan Improvement Company
I of Sheridan, with W. F. Balleign,
I C. Whitnier, 1.. P. Potter.C. Bible,
; incorporators. The capital stock is
-flout), divided into snares oi tne
value of $10 each,
; ' H- Townsend, of Dallas, C. K.
Dickey, of La (Jrande, and W. F.
Locke, ot ilaker. were to-day ap-1
pointed nataries
Pennover.
public by
-on .
... , ., . ...,.. ,
n, .... .v.,.
I have just received a full line of
kid gloves brand "Our Own."
; Tllis is il aniline kid glove. I buy
direct from importers in New York 1
and consider them the best value i
of any. glove I ever sold for this j
price. Five buttons, three rows of
stitching, $1.50 per pair. S. K.
Young.
Vegetable Marrow.
We have just received the first
and finest lot of Kngiish vegetable
marrow of the season. This i the
finest vegetable in the market.
Trv it. Willamette Packing Co.
Its (
oMiNi.
No" oods at Kead s- f
Try Coin: Bro's l'appoose ."i-cent '
llavuea cb'ars
Moinie '" his'tiM-s aud i.) inli .,,
T, v- . lv ' it I ''l
llioinpsonV.Ocimaii-, ltl.e leaihn
jarncss dealers. j
SLEEI'LKSS XK; 1ITS. made miser.
able bv t'aat t Tiilile loiurh. Shiloh's i
cure i.-the riiiu-dv for von. FosliavAci
Mason.
Lovers of
mid cheese sbdiild e:ill
on ronn Urns. They have just re- i
ccived a lot of full cream, fresh and
sweet.
Mexican Cactus Hitters is the best
j remedy in the world for liver and kid
i "'' diseases, indigestion, etc. For sale
I at M lianmgart s
FOK DYSPEPSIA and uvkii com
plaint, yo" have a pruited gi-ar.intee
on every hottleof Shileh's V italizer. It
never fails to vure. Foshay tV Mason.
Those wishing screen doors and
windows should get my juices be
fore ordering elsewhere. W. W.
Crowder.
The "Paehic Arg.imi" ranges hofh
four and six hole. An Eastern stove
made especially for this coast's trade
Sold only by (ieo. W. Smith, Albauv
Mrs. Jacob Scondue, of Sprburlleld.
Ohio, w hile visiting w ith he: father.
in law at (iayiiiii- City, Mo , was taken
very sich with cholera merlins. A
lihvsician was sent for, but as the
doctor w as not al home. Mr. S. ; E' j
U'ible a inerchiMii -if ;:,yn,,r C y
handed the husband of the sick lady, a
small bottle of Chamberlain's Colic.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Hc-ineily and
asic him to try that, and if (ii'd not
cure, he need not pay for it: but it did
it- work, and before rev rning to their
heme, they called and procured
another bottle. Uncle John Seondtie
says, he never be without Chamber
Iain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoen
Ih-medy. 'l and cent hoMiri.- for
sale by FoshayA: Mason.
GOD
il filML
ItAKiyt
10 IV Dl's It,
for fii'ms'Si:.-!.! i
Put u; expressly
wold and sold at hi
iolden
Rule P.azaar in
OXi: POUND CAXSi
-AT
f'RVIS PF.i? n A AT
mjBfl lUaranteed to be lirst-ca.-s '
in everv Respect. !
1 j
JULIUS CiRADWOFIL.
iTIip ilh'inv Rabpv 1 1
1I1V illlllll' LUI1V1J
-t'ui'.cr the lion niaiiAccnientjnr-
D
KEEP
A fuil line of
Jrov'sion
hoice family itrocerie and
Ctr r 1 1 fn l-"i ri nnlos
.
Talile Delicacies
Ornaiiicnted i-akcs for
Wcdai dos and" Parties,
Sr.lmo '1 -Hi
kinds.
11 urkcl ni il alt fisli cf al
FRESH BAKED BREAD
JKvcrv Xav.
1
L ' t f 111
1 1W
TEAS and COFFE
iM W. ilU
1
CANNED ciOODS, ETC.
- ii-.e I tot Soap ii: the market-
j t- r I
j p IJ r1 N'AfAn i
LL lVl H JCi V Ul l. !
arker Eros.
I
Rod Svpnn Piw ftibv'
t U 1 U"i I IW C'UIIVO
Candies Nuts, HaisinsSO
1 w 1 at is iviimred to do ail then: things
i CGKFGRTABLY. d you can make a
A fine assortment ot aomestic'"1" -'i'' of the vaine. of the
and Imported Cigars
n: i
Al .1, tin !'-.
l-n.-r..
Idj t..u.l iiw 11 mi i
n - i p
Robertson
carom
Slilf FIRM!
yiJW GOOIJS!
Arc mi w established with a first-class I
st)ck of i
sJT AIM 1." PMlfT v 'iwii.Miri'
imhii, i .iiivur.i4ij'i. i
On the comer of First and Ferry
streets, opposite Stewart !!: sox. A
complete line of canned goods, gro
ceries and provisions of all kinds, no
tion, etc.
Fresh fruit and vegetables every
u oraing. Prices reasonable.
srCALL ANl SEE US i S
WILL BROS. !
Dealers in all the latest improved '
pianos, organ3,8ew ing maeliines.guns.
also a full line
ot warranted razors.
, butcher and Docket knives. The best
j kind of sewing niajhinc oils, needles
uu u-Aiias ior an niacnuies. All re
e- i
j pairing in the above
j reasonably done,
:
lines neatlv a,.,I 1
HOPKINS & SALTMAUSH,
FiiieFittiii!TiA
STOVKS
Ey"All work promptly done
i reasonable rates.
First Stkkkt,
Ki icU for Sale.
KILN ONE MILK;
T KILN ONE MILK; EAST OK
1 V t-iwn, or ilulive.-eil nnvwliire in tin-city,
W. C. CASSELL, Albany Or.'
4'onlrarfor auiil ICuilitcr.
rjillK IWOKKSIGNED HAVING I.OCATKO
inAllany nolicit utnii:ii.'e fiomcity
:",, -'0lllltr.v- Will cuntnwi to lmil.l liriili-n,
l""13..'1 a11 mimncr ot .ludlin- .iis,.f
incmdiim' Omen Anne, Kastlakc ami Eliza-
u,tlia st. c of building. W ill hirnish
plans anl rptvificutitris free of charges. Satis
Sfiiarantccd W. ('. CASSEI..
Iniportaut olire.'
lJAVINti LEASED THE MOX1EITH
! ' 1
IKixtiirv rrcm the Ort'iron I'a. ific Co.. ail
persons Jiavinir ttot-k tlnrciii on (astnrt art;
hereby notiiieii tr remove thcni a' i-nci-, .r
niiike arranv'eiiK-iits with me. Failing t" iln
such stock wiil be turned out.
JOHN KCII MEEK.
BROWNSVILLE.
O. !. O.-IIOVV A .NOV.
J-veal JCstate ami
lNSl.rit.AyCE AClJy 1
j v
t
' 1
WHY doi:
i
J 1
u
15ecau.se he know s that his dear w ife is
jl,4t comiiieneing to work him for
something yon know
yourself- but when
how
IS
LAE)IESTFAE)E
with
KDAirnrt II
JJIUI1U1 VI OldlllllU,
n-i i i , , ... . , .
Ih.u" ,,,Ii,,'an'ls,1"n 1 ""k 1 ,at wa-
because there arc no extravagant
prices on their goods. Kverything
is good; evcrythnik is cheap: make
Home happy, make
YOUR HUSBAND SMILF
By trading at the economical store
whcrejtht rule of good goods ami
low prices knows no exception.
Don't forget that tt niple of economy
is at
Brownell 85 Stanar&'s-
e.U-.NCi: K1KST AM rC LtIIvf SI S
Ovkr Tin-:
CASCADE MOUNTAINS
KKOM AI.KANY
ok .i:i:a.on
WAIIU.
I.ASI-
The Willamette Valley and Cas-'
cade Mountain Wagon Road is in ex- '
cedent condition, and liy all odds is )
tha best and shortest wairon road to 1
j Eastern Oregon, ll'ater and grass is
abundant .-.long the entire road. 1 lie
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 fulling the Cascade Moun-1
tains in the vicinity of Clear Lake)
and the Three Sisters afford superior ;
advantages. 1
The BUYKRS'; SILTDK is j
issued March and .Sept. each
year. It is an encyclopedia ;
of tuc fill inforniatioM for all i
who purchase the .uxuries;
or the necessities of life. We i
can clothe you n furnish yea with j .
ad tne necessary and iinncct stary ap-
pliatic.es to riih-, walk limoe, sleep.
eat. fish, hunt, work, go to church
stay at home, and iu'vaiious sizt
s!ylvs and quantities. J,t tinre o
hunt, v.crk, go to church or
izes.
j. f 1 1 1 1 . c- in.-r p. nrn r'.nr
BUYF.US' CI"
IDF, which will be j
'. '. !!'(. H j i( !
Itru. e.
1 t cf 1(1 cents to pay
"CC!nlCY, ward & ci,
lll-IHMiein
nil k)
"my
F
L.
-DKALUIl'IN-
Staple and. Fancy
(jROCEEIE
Iso Choice Candies, Huts, Ciyars ami Tobaocos,
Fruits, Vegetables, Ete.
TEKMS i ASU AKJ) PKIOES LOW.
Sabserittioii Afent
........ . ..f lr ...
' ""' cffff .f It r.s.
ssrs l : a i: Tii i: pt )stofitck
: 1 il V
ARE
Wal
aceJhompson&Co.
FLIiWS BLOCK, ALBANY.
OaiTv the larirt stock in the city, enabiinc Uieai
to siijijily an and cverv want of their customers.
SPECIALTIES
In Talile Luxmit:f,(Jhoi?e Teas and Cotiees,Team-
erv
uttei- on let, Crjam
LUNCH GOODS. ETC.
ALL KINDS OF-
rmts
m
I'V
Constantly on
J
I
W I ' IJ' 11 .1
-Dealers ixi-
.General
Agricultural
Iron, Steel and Coal
Wagons and Baggies
Rope and Cordage
lilachsm iths' Supplies
Garden and
y all Implements
Hoes an iiimiinse business f; Ad! kinds
V. i;. HAW KIN . IF. FATiKELL
ALBANY IBiTlE ffllPill
s ts, chair?, bed lounges, kitchen ?:i'e, st:d all kinds of tables, etc., etc.
Also have a iinu seiect:en i paper a'ld w;iid!nv s.ir.dts, w hich tlioy are
ojl'crimt at close figures, '.ill ac'd see the'ii, on Firatystrcct, opposite Htew- .
art & Sox.
Kenton
for all lA'ailing Newt-
ALUAN V, OltEdON
Cheese, Cannvd Goods,
Hand.
& SOX
brow.
aii(
Hardware
AND-
Ipkeak
Carpenters' Tools
Bu ilders Hardware
Powder, Shot, etc.
Gian t Powder & Fuse
Saws and Axes,
Crra Seeds
Used by Farmers:
of furniture, bedroom :-cts, parlor
s