ORIGINAL DEFECTIVE
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low
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.f West Siile
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fhe uost tiliiru uiii be i-lused ejh
)ra iix to seres o'clock.
vvei.iug
KgMterel matter lor thrftearly isarBirj
'.rain shou'i! l- mail mi before I o clock the
i it ?io eveninr.
OKEUOX PACIFIC TIMETABLE.
Arrives Departs
.jil.15amll.t0pm
h'r -iwht ,
S.'2.iim6.5l
JOTTHsS AB0IT IW5.
Wheat is worth &2 cents.
Milt Miller, of Lebanon, is in the
city.
Read Julius I'uadwohl's advice
to insure.
Harper Cranor returned from the
bay yesterday.
II. F. Merrill took a trip to Port
land yesterday.
For the finj'st nlvcr polish in the
market go to II. 'vert's.
Rev. Mr. Kirkpatriek, of Leba- j
:ion, was in the city yesterday. j
Mrs. E. F. Sox and children
have gone for a trip to Seattle. '
Save money lv buying a year s
si'.pplv of boots uiul klu-ei at costal
W. F. Read's, j
Rev. ('. N. Wyman, of On:t;:,j
Iowa, is in the city visiting ac-
i:a'uit;uce. i
li. L. Ilao'uiiiaa will sell Vis en-;
.ire siock oi ikioks hum M4iiun
t j.-t f t days.
I Im.-cs run awav
I w .at c hn iivfir
accidents are
lt a policr
always happening,
with Win in the
Travelers.
ire-Hi. i'ieiffer and family ; of
tIio Council Bluffs, Iowa, Free
Press, is Visiting his brother Char
les oi the Rev re House.
The parents of young Hill, one of
tin- Lebanon switch train wreck
ers, have removed from Astoria to
this citv, arriving ve.'terdav.
Mrs. L. A. Woodle went to Fort-
land yesterday to attend the tuner- i
al of her nephew, the brave heart- i
ed fireman umt Gurthrie.
It is rejiortcd that an English
syndicate is attempting to induce
the American cotton mill men to
effect a cotton "trust."' The Eng
lishmen propose to pay $'JO,000,000
tor the entire American cotton mill
plant.
Ir. II. A. Davis of Ilarrisburg,
was in the city j'esterday on busi
ness. He reports the best crop of
wheat he has had for yerrs and
will harTest over U000 bushels of
the old white winter variety plump
and full.
Mrs. 15. um has a few neat gilt
picture frames on hand to which
she will fit craTon portraits at from
to $20, frarfce included. Tar
ties wishing to aTail :hemselres of
this oiler must call promptly, as
Mrs. I.', will remia Kerr but a
short time longer. j
The Oregonian is wide oi the j
mark in stating the loss of the)
Farmers and Merchants Insurance
Company of this city in the Spo
kane fire. It places the loss at
$W.0OO. w hereas it could not be
ver $J.".00D, as that is the exte::t.
and probab'v will tin he over
MlVXK). - 1
The Review
ot
IVinevil'e savs:
John Nutting, l'.ob Horringtoii and
-. iooteris reiurned on vi cuiu s
day from a search in the nort .-
eastern part of the covtnly for the:
remains of George Nutting. They
were uuable to tind any trm es of
the missing man. They intend j
continuing their search until some
'hing definite regarding his dis-
appearance is learned. '
Typhoid Fertr
U jnav not be generally known
that the real cause of typhoid fevers
the lack of proper sanitarv con-
ditions, yet such is the fact,
lherefore the presence of tvithoidxn "L' 1 ., i: " ' . ' i
t -.- , the bondsmen being satisfactory-, .
:ever means tuat there are loul. 1 1. . raa . ' ;
inalanous Ta,K)r caused by bad
drainage, or that some local im-
punt.es exist that should be re-
moved, or that the poisonous sub-1
. ' , j j 1 ., .
tl, I
U IUB VICUUIS IIIC OI ,
pure water the real cause in a
large majcrity of cases. Any of
these conditions are a shame to
u I
ties where they exist, and untiring j
efforts should not cease until thev!
,i tv. . :- i
ill 1 1- 1 :.-
ICUlVfCU X-'U Lilt , C.VI.TL 111
l'ii j . uwiL muuuu iitA blt n i
there are any cases of typhoid
fever in the city. i
Street Car.
X peep into Mr. Anslyn's paint
shop yesterday gave a view of the
almost completed street cars. They
are the handsomest, neatest, and
best proportioned cars in the state,
and will be the pride of the city.,
and a credit to the builder, beine'.
Albany productions throughout.
The native woods are beautiful
when worked with artistic taste, as
in this case. It i.skexpectcd tney
will commence their daily work
about the 15th.
Eahr.to Kire.
The ngine oii the freight on the
Southern Pacific emitted sparks
'-nough to set fire to the dry grass
and rubbish in Elkins' addition,
resulting in a fire that consumed
seteral rods of fence for Mr.
Klkins. The boys on the Lebanon
train disoered the fire as they
came in, and backed up themgine
and put i cut.
liar anil Oats Wanted.
Mr. L. Senders, of this city, will
uy
all the clean timothy hay
brought to him in tigntly com
pressed bales, lor w hich the market
price in cash will be paid. He
also wants to buy oats. Sack- fur-m.-hed.
Deliver at stables.
SLEEPLESS N lf;ilTsYMAtE Misr.it
.!i:e ty tint t -r; ':'! conu'i. Sliiluii".--iiro
ii the remedy fur you. Foshay V
Mason.
a
SEW SUPERIHIENDEHT;
Gen. SeaJl Tarns orer the Control
Chmawa Iodiaa Sciool to Re. Irwh.
The Salem Statesman says:
Yesterday, just before noon, Gen.
W. II. II. Beadle, who has been
superintendent at the Chemawa
Indian school since last April,
turned over to Rev. (J. M. Irwin,
his successor, the school projerty
and other interet-ts thereunto be
longing. Iu doing 80 b.3 expressed
himself as feeling a great interest
in the future success and prosper
ity of everything in connection
with the itstitution he had man
aged for a short time. He 'said his
snort sojourn here had brought
about a kindly feeling for the
people of Oregon and especially of
Salem ; his business and social re
lations with them had always been
pleasant and of a nature of which
he was very proud. He said that
Oregon would alwav.s be spoken of
by him as a place with a great j
futuie before it and he would watch
the development of that future
with the same interest as its de-1
Toted sons. i
High-l'i-lced ttraia.
The Ochoco Review says that it
is likely that seed grain and feed of
all kinds will bring rousing high
prices lor uie nexi iwetve mourns. ,
The local market is spoken of here. ;
Though, as far as heard from, grain j
is turning out better than was ex-;
pected. lut many have laded to
raise any grain at all, cutting their
crops tor hay. Hay will be p'.enti
f i . i i ti. r : . .
the Willamette valley fur seed
If , , , . iiv.v.invw.mtiT 10 iOi ii:iu 1AU1 '
graMiandfeed Incases where n n tl0 season, was plowed to a depth !,
uuistbehadlhismaybedonc.buti,,,.,,,, tffa inci c, tle er tb '
S",f .r hc ever before. The balance of the
y-rtU0! iron, uic y.b, .or .ebs 8tubbie atul wa3 lJow.
than ! cents a pound maybe nc t, e(1 for : ,ast fa u u
for hat. Thus it can be seen what j who,e lleix. sown to' whit f u
such prices would make oats and;wheat the tffo.acl0 be J,
wheat bring. At presen prices it , jl!3t itt on old' P"
would make wheat worth aoout j and the renia5n(J er on t iel new
$2 50 a bushel, and oats not less stSR)le piowing with Uie result
inal "v ",F . i. J t
rates we preuici veij oa: ;
be hauled iron the
lVitlanel!c !
rallev, and no wheat
wr sj.eculative purposes least,
...
1L III I Ill.'L
M..th r xvZ siuBl .
The Oregonian says:
Gwin
a. lAueii, 01 uapiain loungsl
office. United States engineers,!
who is in charge of a party survey-.
ing the various bays and estimates i
along the coast, writes that at the i
mouth of the Siuslaw he succeeded j
in running several lines of sound-!
1 I .. 1 11 M
mgs across the bar and the north
and south spits. He reports four
teen feet of water on the bar at
high tide. The steamer carrying
the party was able to steam at "full
speed from the entrance o: the
river to the head of tide water, a
distance of twenty-three miles.
without striking a snag or a
rock,
He concludes bv saving; I think
the Siuslaw the finest stream we buildings or. either side of the rail
entered south of the Columbia. A road track being inflames. On
survey of the river was made from ; reaching Yaqtiiua City we decided
the entrance to a point one mile j to remain at that place rather than
above Florence. '. risk obtaining accommodations at
. , . ! Newport. After a bountiful repast
Not 'oipi-tri ThU Sra.on. : at Schmidt's hotel we were shown
Maior T. II. Handburv. United l OVt'r the company's fine ship "The
States engineers, states that it will
be impossible to complete the
lighthouse on Destruction island
this season. He is iiiakimran eltbrt
tolinvrthf tiv sirnal ....mr.lof..,!
this
!,oiler:
tan. I tie niacfnnerv
and
!, and "siren," w hi
h is to
wa,' people from danger,
instead '
f luring them to destruction,
as 1
liil tb sirrn ni iilil nrn 1.11 !, ;
island rcadv to set up. The com- i
pleiion of the fg signal is of more
importance than the light, as the '
greatest danger to mariners on ''
that coast is L'om log. Ax soon as '
the necessary appropriation ha- :
1 ecu wcnied! the light station will i
he completed. '
- - :
rrrrHici Hi Kmi. i
Mr. T. Jay lhiford, of Corvaliis.
who has been appointed agent at
the Siletz Indian reservation, pre-
1 sen tea his bond for io-.000 to
Z, . M " tS " , -
v f d m forwith ' ed to
t, d . f ,Ie
. Hk , t prove a defaulter,
1 .- . ,
as he an.l Mi . So! x-ing. one of his
bondsmen, were on the
bon l of I
i, I . ..1 l. .... t .,i .
reservation some years since, and
the had to pay $o00 each lor a
i.
south ikt.
... . u , ,-,,.!
On Monday the South Dakota
:u"eui.iuii mci ai i u tiutn. lor llie
last session. The on Iv work done
was the auditing of the expenses i
of the convention and the signing!
ot the constitution, beventy-two (
of the eeventv-tive raeiubers were ;
present and affixed their signatures 1 T ,. ,
to the document. The work of the j . Jull"fl radwohl calls the atten
convention meets with universal i tlon ?f lfhe .ten8 of Albany to m
approval. i 8ure. uefore lt '.8 to late. He rei-
Moved.
A tramp by the name of John
Koss, who was put to work on the
street yesterday evening took ad
vantage of the momentary ab
sence of his overseer and flew
down the street at a rate of speed
that would discount the Cameron
& Udell race, lately witnessed in
this city, when last seen he was
heading for the timber east of
town, and has probably gone to
look after the whereabouts of
Tiarnev Wilson.
WaHhiajrtoji'H ('nstitatioB.
The constitution makers of
Washington have finally decided
against putting a railroad commis
, sion into the constitution and
decided to submit prohibition in a
separate article.
Aerii-nt.
Y e aie informed that John Son
neky, while moving an engine be
longing to a threshing outfit, two
miles beyond Lebanon, iu the
forks of the Sanliam, had an acci
dent while passing over a sidling
-place, by the engine sliding around
and throwing him t-j the ground,!
injuring htm severely. i
HE JlbriNiL..HB.::A11'! VSDAr,
CHOP MATTERS.
The Salem .Statesman savs: The '
hrtia of the steam thresher is heard
in every direction just now and a
large ar?otint of the. grain crop of
1S8S) throughout this portion of the
valley is now sacked up. While
the yield, is in fio case phenomen
ally large as on many previous 1
years, nor is it in general as large
as common, yet there is no cause
for complaint; there will be plenty
of wheat for sale and the shortage
in the world's crop will insure good
figures for it.
The cf use of shortage in this
valley is the continued d.y, hot
weather of the early summer. T.
L. Davidson, a farmer of the neih
borhood for several years, said to a
reporter yesterday that "whenever
we have so much warm weather
without sufficient moisture in the
ground, the spring grain fails to fill
well and the yield is consequently
1 Itgtit. me summer fallow is
j almost everv instance is turnine
out a good yield. The yield all
around, as far as I know, is
medium."
(J7G. (ilenn, who owns a farm
near this city, jjives a little experi
ence in wheat; raising this year
which conveys a useful lesson." He
had a field of 14 acres, l"J acres of
which yielded when threshed 210
1 1 1 1 t 1
uusneis. or it , bushels ner acre:
other two
iml.iipi, nr -.4
acres yielded 10H
bushels per acre.
The two-acre piece was considered
me poorest spot on ins tarm, a:
rocky point ot frozen out ground
upon which a lot of pink had grown !
i ifom a threshing machine sctti'iir.
i rM,,.rt i 1Uv..., ,
! already stated-all of which
con-
vinces Mr. (ilenn that with deep
plowing and careful cultivation he
I . ,-!-. .
i i - -1 t i r o i l- r i .iKiu,k i .
i f , - f . ,..'. , - -
J further that summer allowing is
I fair .vlru MrI
i 4ll. Artie, u-n : 1 .
renter,- can substantiate the above.
TKIV To YAQMXA.
In company with a large crowd
of pleasure seekers we Mepped
aboard the 0. 1. Co.'s train Satur
day arid were soon whirling through
the fields of ripened grain on our
way to the coast to spend a few
hours, and inhale the fresh breezes
from the old ocean. Three miles
this side of our destination we
were treated to the rather novel
i sensation of riding through a lire,
' the Williams cannery and adjacent
" nlainette Valley," by her genial :
' eommander, Captain Patton, who!
I Wlth 1,13 brother ollicers. receive!
j may eompliments Irom the traTel-
'g public for
their kindness and
! aiu'ni'oB to tneir rr.anv wants
' wn,'i on shipuoarii.
uniay morning we took Capt.
Chatterton's staunch little steamer
lne JticliarJson. and are soon
landed in Newport, where we take
:l 'irriage and start on the steam j
ter,'-v al Ko,ltl1 I''fab for Seal
Kock, a favorite resort nine !
milt-" away, sheltered from the!
wm,is ,-v the surrounding blnfis,
nd ,,l!e 01 'be prettiest places on f
the coast. Hero we hare an ele-
gant dinner served us and start:
homeward, stopping for a few mo-!
ments at the wreck of the "Ya-:
ijuma lay, anu reach the ferrv
again, to find that the high winds' on ' onn Bros. Ihev have just re
am! rouk'h seas combined renW I ceived lot !' full cream, fresh and
nr crossing very diflicnlt
and un-1
safe.
-,M . , ... . . ,
The proprietor of this boat
evi
dently lacks the judgment which
he should possess to care for his
patrons, the boat being old and her
machinery and engines weak, and
IiahI? to 8lve way In an emergency,
nuu in uJCll ucuauve Ul lilt' lilHB
for regulation of such crafts carries
neither small boats or life saving
device of any character.
We. however, at last reached
Newport in safety and soon after
n i aquina, wnere we once more
take the train, and are home again
f i : : i 1 , i .
fu,BU,Trneu' om
Ll? 'eiresneu y our oui-
n"'
INSDKK.
icscnia nctcii lusuiaiice cumpituiea
who carry a capital of $76,000,000.
with a cash deposit in the state of
Oregon of $350,000.
Fanners who have spent the en
tire year in producing a crop
of wheat should run no risks now,
but promptly get insurance upon
the crop and guard against fire, for
if they lose their crop by fire.it is a
calamity to the whole community
as well as an irreparable injury to
to them.
Seattle, Ellensburg, Vancouver
and Spokane Falls has nothing to
do with our companies -r the losses
will all be paid and still we are
ready for business, the same as af
ter the Chicago fire.
Scissor. .Shears.
immense stock at Stewart
Sox s. ihc best quality
size or style. Call and
oar stock. Stewart & Sox
and
a.y
examine,
i
rocket ChHci-.v.
The largest and finest display
every brought to this valley just
received at Stewart Sox's." Call
and examine.
.Miimi'j ciii-icrs amlaji
1. 1
i s:.t
::(lill
.arm-.-.-- dealers.
TI
Tfte0ie6Vi' Ffdf?
meet at Newport,-
CoUlitv. I
August 23rd,- artu
24th ii i
dnee foiW for
newspaper-
thijr trnlie3 liave oeeit ai
t-hi. u:ifmfl rrii'IVi A' 1 1
.:!'-. '-! ... X W
ami m iu'.a au
lin.i l tri will' llf .1 fi1:H':ij.fo,iil t'-'ff
i:5g arianjsrBeuts U eifUrtait, the as-
souiation, -t all intenu Jiii- to .-tttenu
will please- jotify- the PresicieBt at
once.
The Oregt' Paiitic vv!l gives free
passes from Alfcany to Newport and
return, and th: O. t C liw R. rate
are full fare t'wig oiie-tifth fare re
turning. --.J. K. . BELL.
CHAS. NICKEIt, . Pkkudkst.
MICKKT-V.Y.
Notice to C'ontraetors,
Notice is hereby given that the!
undersigned building committee of ;
the Masonic Association will re-i
ceive !ids at the office of C E.
Wclverton in the city of Albany, :
uregon. uniu i o ciock j. m. on
Saturday, August 10, 18SU
lng down and constnu
foot, cement or artificial
walk in front of the new Masonic j
huildi'is: and David Froman's I
block, a distance of 100 feet. Said
walk to be constructed of (irst-claes j
material, and to be laid in a thor- s
ough and workmanlike manner. !
All bids should specity the mate-!
rial to be used. The. walk to be j
laid by September 1st, lSSt).
(Iko. AV. JlASTllX, j
L. Senders, '
vl. C . bIMl'SOX,
Coaimittee
Sninrlhini; Noit.
Julius Gradwold has oncied, at
the Golden Rule lizxw tt-ve a
magnificent line of the latest dec
orated, ware, including Wedge
wood & Co.'s Newyacht shape,
- tit t
gold'handsomely enameled, new
est shape and prettiest decoration
riciuv uecoratea witn nowers and
011 tne raaiKet. 1 nese gooas were
received direct from England, and
are latest designs. Ladies are in
vited to call and inspect them.
There is no need of eend.ng away
for such goods when such a selec
tion, imported direct, can be ob
tained in this citv at a less price
than anywhere else.
; flnn Sultincs.
tailoring department, the very
latest patterns in piece goods for
suitings and trousern, which will
be made up to order in the most
approved 6tyle by Mr. E. A. Schuf
fler, the experienced tailor who
has charge of that department.
Call early and get your choice of
patterns before the stock is broken.
Ton Caunot A fiord.
At this season of the year to be
without a good reliable diarrhoea
balsam in the house, as cramps, colic,
diarrhoea and all inflammation cf the
stomach and bowelj arc exceedingly
i dangerous if not attended to at once.
One bottle of IJKliGS' DIARRHOEA
BALSAM will do more goo 1 in cases ;
of this kind than any other medicine ;
on earth. We guarantee it. U. L. i
lHackmau, drug-j't.
IJrrlric ItlUern.
This remedy i becomiiiir .o wcl
jinl populur known as to iieed no spe
cial mention. All who have used
I Eleerie Bitters sing the .-.aine ong ot
1 praise A purer medicine does noter
1st and it is guaranteed t do all thai
is claimed. Electric Hitters will cure
all diseases of the Liver and Kidney,
and remove Pimples. Koils, Salt
Kheum and other affection caused
by impure blood. Will drive Malaria
from the system and prevent, as well
as cure all Mahiruil f;.-ers For tli
lire of Headache, (.'onstipr.tioii and
Indigestion try electric bitters En-1 f
lire sai.Riacuoti guaranteed, or money j
relundsd. l'rtce .t) cents and 1.(H)'
per bottle at Foshay .V: Mason. '
BKIKF
m:Tio..
Trv Cone i
.s
Havana cigars.
Lovers of ood
I
cheese should call
sweet.
Mexican Cactus Bitter is the best
remedv In the world for lirer and kid
ney diseases, indigestion, etc. For sale
at M Banragart's
FOR DYSPEPSIA an r i.ivek com
plaint, yo- have a prnted guarantee
on every bottle of Shiloh's V itaiizer. It
never fails to cure. Foshay & Mason.
Those wishing screen doors and
windows should get my prices be
fore ordering elsewhere. W. W.
Crowder.
The "Pacilic Arguud" ranges both
four und six hole. An Eastern stove
made especially for this const's trade
Sold only by Geo. W. Smith, Albany
If you want a clean and fine smoke
askfor J. Joseph's home made white
abor cigars. For sale by most cigar
dealers and at J. Joseph's faetory.
During our epidcaaic of dysentery
in the summer of 1879. 1 told 10S bot
tles of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Femedy, and it proved
satisfactory in every instance. The
remedy is standard in this commun
ity. George B. Durbar, Druggist,
Center Point Iowa, The epidemic
referred to, was by far the worst that
has ever occurred in Iowa, Over 40
persons died from it, in a town of only
oOu hundred inhabitants; but every
case in which the remedy was used,
recovered It was equally successful
durine the epidemic of bloody flux in
Virginia, in 1887. and in Michigan
and Southern Illinois, in 18S3. It has
been in constant use for over seven
teen years, and has proved itself to be
the most successful medicine yet dis
covered for bowels complaints. For
sale by Fosbay & Mason.
HOLE
BAKING
ro v ma ft.
! Pn iifi ovrirPAol-tf fnr .Iiilina Hr., A
wohl and sohl at his Golden
Rule Bazaar in
AT
i5 CENTS
PEU CAX
iuaranteed' to
be first-class
PRESS ASSOCIATION.
in every Respect.
JULIUS (.RADWOIIL.
AUGTTST t ioon
Bardoc & -Robertson.
' tr vrJlJJJ&:
AT? ?
taV!ied v jth a first -class
Stjck of
AtE FAMILY GKOCEUIES.
0!tc comer of FirSt aud Ferry
streejrop?Vsle teWirt & sox. A
conipleWliiie of canned goods, gro
ceries and luvi8ious of all kinds'.' no
tion, etc.
Fresh fruit nd vegetable etery
u oraing. Pncee reasonable.
T!ALL ANt SEE USTtH
I
J.T8 COMJKO.
ilOPKINS4 8LARSI,.l
wiPtaifrtlFiDeillil
stone side-
STOVES
and Hardware
"All work promptly done at
reasonable rates.
FmsT Stukkt,
I'SAilCC IlLOCk
Jirick for Sale.
A T MY I
' A t-'-wn, in
KH-N ONE MILE! KAST OK
r cli.-livc.cd anvhirL' in thucitj'.
W. C. OASSELI., Albunj Or.
onli-rtcir :iUd KuiitSi r.
ri mi: undersigned havino located
1 in Albany solicits p.-ilroiuure from chy
and country. Will contract to Imild Iiridjrt,
larii8, and all manner of dwelling liousos,
mt-iuiJing Ouctn Anne, Kastlukc ai:d Kliza
betliian stvlef r( liuildin-'-i. Will furnish
SS'"!
- . . " . - 1
Important Police.
ITAVING LEASED THE MONTEiTH
li. pasture fr in the Orctron Pacific Co., all
persons having stock therein on pasture are
hereby notined to remove them at once, or
make arrangements with me. Failing to do
so .uch.to.-k will be turned out.( iiuEtR
BROWNS VI Li F
O. I 4 O.SIIOW .1 .sO.f.
iieai Estate and
INSURANCE A CBN' i
A NASAL INSECTOR fkeb with
each J.ottle of SbiIoh Catarrh Rem
etiy. Price 50 cents Foshay tt Mason
W1IY DOKS
)
lk tauae he knows that bin dear wife is
just commencing to work him for ;
something you know how it is
yourself but when
LADIESTFADE
WITH ;
I
! Brownell & Stauard I
Their husbauds don't look that way, j
because there are no extravagant j
prices on their goods. Everything j
is good; everythink is cheap; wake '
Home happy, make : j
YOUR HUSBAND SMILE J
By trading at the economical store j
wherejthe rule of good goods and)
low prices knows no exception. !
Don't forget that U mplc of ecoDOiny j
is at
BroTOiell & Stanard's-
CORNER FIRST AND F0 SlJi 1
Over The
CASCADE MOUNTAINS!
FROM AI.RANV It LIBANeX KAS'I-.
WASD.
The Willamette Valley and Cas- j
cade Mountain Wagon Road is in ex-.
cellent condition, and by all odds is
the best and shortest wagon road to j
Eastern Oregon. IFatcr anil grass is ;
abundant along the entire road. The ;
grades ore easy, accommodations su
perior and the road well bridged
making it the best mountain road iu
the state. For summer jaunts, hunt
ing and fishing the Cascade Moun
tains in the vicinity of Clear Lake
and the Three Sisters afford superior
advantages.
The BUYERS' j t.lTDU is
issued March and Sept. each
year. It is an encyclopedia
of U3eful information for all
who purchase the .uxurica
or the necessities of life. We
can clothe yon n furnish you with
all the necessary and unnecessary ap
uliane.es to ride", walk lance, sleep,
eat, fish, hunt, work, go to church or j
stav at home, and in various sies.
I styles and quantities. Ju.';t fife-nre out
w hat is reomrcd to do all these tilings
COMFORTABLY, and you can make, a
fair estimate of the value of the
Tinware
mm
LIN
LOOK
BUYERS' CUIDF, which will be
j sent v.pon receii-t of 10 cents to av
iKte. M0HTC3HERY, WARD & CO,
' 1 1 1 1 1 4 M ick.pi n A vet u i -ii icago, 111.
L. Kbnton
-BIAL1R IS
Staple and Ianey
(jEOCERIE
Usi Choice
Candies, JTuts, Cigars mnd Tot
Fruits, Vegetables, Xu.
TERMS CASH
Subscription Agent
PWers mid Magazines,
THE rOSTOPFlCE.
1 Hp limro.
ARE
iallaceJIioniDsondCn.
IllwixJ jp tfWff, HLDHmT.
i .
i
. tuvry hv largest .tok in tie itj. alibiing ftt
to ftUPiT aB-' nt f tLwir eustomtrs.
SPECIALTIES
in Tabic L:!.Mrias,Ckoie Teas and Gttee9,Creai
Oreaaa
AU.
resb Fruits and fegotafa
Constantly on Hand.
STEWAET & SOX
-Dealers in-
General
icultonl
Iron, Steel emd Coed
Wagons miej Buggies
Rope and Cordage
lilaelismithe SappHoe
Gar4cm and
And all Implements
J (TTT. haw k i Ts.
VV
mm
Ilocs'au immense buFine.ts in"alt kinds of furniture, bedroom sets, parlor
sets, chairs, bed lounges, kitchen eafes, ar.d all kinds of tablet, etc., etc.
Also have a tine s-.-lect-ion ot wall paper and window sliadte, which they are
offering al close figures, Call and sco them, on Firsty.stivct, opjvsite Stew
art t Sox.
AKD PBICEB LOW.
for n Lehitj Atrs-
ALBANY, OKECOV
Cta?e, anned frcods.
GOODS. ETC.
Rffs'D? DK-
Hardware
-AN-
Iifak
Garpontors Tools
Suildors9 Hardtpare.
Poxeder, Shot, ete.
Giant Powder Jb Fuse
Sours and Ao$es.
Grrass Seeds
Used by Farmers :
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