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Newspaper Page Textptomittfl JJiulgSmut THE MAILS. Vails at I lie Albany postotfice clo?e ror&U oihces north The Lantern states I6;39 a. ine west sule And the Nairow Gauge R. K, rorror-iano. ana sait-ni II A. M Corvallis ami Y-.iqnina 12:31 p. m office south....... 730 r. m The post, .tticc will be closed eich cveiing rom six to seven o'clock. Registered matter for thcQjarlv morning train should he mailed before 8 o clock the previous evening. OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives iicparui .'lll.l5ain1.00 p m Passencjr. . Froifrht JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN. Table linen just received at W. r. Reads. Wheat has advanced to 65 cnts in this city. Wm. Mack has sold his barber H op to W. B. Gilson. A new stock of good cheese just received at F. L. Kenton's. Chicago dried beef, chipped to order at C. K. Brownell's. Fine peaches GO to 90 cents per box at LaForest & Thompson's. For the finest silver polish in the market go to II. Kwert's Large yellow Crawford peaches 75 cei.ts per box at C. E. Brow nell's. Boots and shoes below co-t, to make looru for other good., at C. E. Brownell's. A fine lot of Southern Oregon melons were received yesterday by F. L. Kenton. G. L. Blackmail will sell his en tire stock of b )ol-s and at t ost for o0 days. All A'atche? sold by F are fully warranted. stat onsiy M.French Examine watches and prices. Spectacles and eye glasses a specialty' at F. M. French's. Kach eye accurately lilted. Call on C. E. Brovnell for choice goods at lowest living prices. Ev erything as represented. J.E. Coenour, representing the Fidelity Mutual Ail Association of San Francisco, is in the city. The best watch in the world for the money. Seth Thomas makes them. F. M. Ftei.ck cells them. Choice pickle roll butter at Bar due fc Robertson's. Also a fine lot of Ashland peaches at 80 cents per box. Special sale at Krausse & Kl .in's of ladies' French kid shoes for $3.50 on Friday and Saturdav, Au gust 'Si and 24. Rev. Dr. Deere will deliver a discourse on the "Uses of the Imagination in Science and Reli gion" at 11 o'clock unday morn ing, August 25th, in the Y. C. T. O. hall. Messrs. Remington & Schultz have purchased the Albany enstom ; mills of. Mr. Bloiigett, and will at once remodel the building and put iu a planing mill, door and sash and house finishing machinery. McKnight Bros, had the misfor tune the other day to lose one of their most vuluah.e trotting colts. In breaking it to drive single the horse fell backwards and broke its neck. The colt, which was a two-year-old, was valued at $1000. PERSONAL. MENTION. J. R. Wyatt went to Corvallis yesterday on leal business. Mrs. M. Fuller, of Harrisburg, paid Albany a visit yesierday. W. R. Garrett and family have returned from a trip to Ilwaco. Owen Osbom .druggist of Browns ville, was in the city yesterday. Charles Ilaflenden and w lfe, of Portland, are visiting in this city. Judge Lord, of the supreme court, passed through yesterday, on his way to the bay. . Mrs. S. G. Irvine and daughter, Mrs. Henrietta Brown, Mrs. L. E. Blain and Mies Hettie Miller are sojourning at odaville. Wm. M. Hoag, Chief Engineer Eckleson and A Hackleman re turned last evening from a tour over the line of the Oregon Pacific eastward. Mr. and Mrs. John Summerville and family and Mrs. A'.ice Grimes and so. Vinnie returned from the bav yesterday, going on to their homes near Harrisburg. A Naw Masonic Tempi la Portland. Yesterday's Oregonian says that the committee appointed by the Masonic order to select and pur chase a site for the new and mag nificent temple which the Masons propose to build in that city, yes terday concluded negotiations for a quarter block as the northwest corner of Washington and Eleventh streets, paying $25,009 for the 100 foot square. This is a portion of the tract owaed bv Mr. Van Fridagh, which was bonded by Mayor DeLashmutt for the city for a site for a town hall. He bonded the whole tract for $35,000, and had the option of taking the quarter block for $20,000 and has now sold it at a clean prof it of $5000. - , . til . It is a beautiful and sightly lo cation, and the Masons propose to erect thereon a temple, which is an ornament to the city and a cred it to the order. A PUt Thief. impecunious individual, An figuring in a warrant unaer me euphonious title of John Doe, in absence of his real name, was ar rested last evening for stealing tobacco from the store of Julius Joseph. He was caught in the act and was made to disgorge the ototn rnhacco bv Policeman Mil- i.. ir lodged in iail to await trial in Justice Humphrey's court this morning. A number of sheep buyers are around Wallowa and nave suc ceeded in buying many at ratucr low figures. Some are only selling for $1.75 each, for stock sheep. THfl 8AHTIAH MINE8. Ths Albany Minir.s; and Milling Company Patting M ;re Capit .l in their Miaes. The stockholders of the Albany Mining ai'd Milling Company held a meeting yesterday, at which it was voted to raise the assessment upon the stock heretofore fixed at 10 per cent, to 20 per cent. 2 he amount received from this action will furnish the company ample capital to develop their" mines. They have a force of men steadily at work now, and Mr. E. J. Bann ing, one of the members of the company, will leave for San Fran cisco in a day or two, taking with him a quantity of the ore to be tested. The company has made a strike in one of these claims which promises big things, and has elicited no little interest in these mines. Mr. W. C. Dean, of the Tacma Reduction Works, is in the city on his return from a several week's trip at their mines, and is favora bly impressed with the ore taken out, which combines galena, silver and gold in suflieient quantities as to leave no doubt ;is to the fact that it can be worked on a paying basis. Important Ileal Estate Deal. F. A. liurkhart.real estate agent, now oilers for sale 44 vacant city lots on the following plan, to-wit: One of these lots, making in all 45 lots has a large two-story fine dweling house situated on it which cost $1800. This house and the lot it is situated on will not be sold, but will positively be given .way to one of the purchasers of one ot these 44 lots, these lots will be sold for the extretnelv low fi,,uro 0t lol) ea-h. and as each lot is sold the purchaser of it will get a numuer. luese number when the lots are all sold will be placed in a box and shaken up and each purchaser of one of the 44 lots will draw out of the box one of thes; numbers, and the one that draws out the highest number will be given a warrantee deed to the $1800 house and lot, positively free of charge. Thus one of the pur chasers of these 44 lots is bound to get two good lots and an $1800 house for the small sum of $150. This is an excellent chance for one to get a good building lot for the small sum of $150, besides you have one chance in 44 to draw this fine $1800 house and lot, which will be given to one of the 44 purchas ers. Any person can purchase one or more lots and will be allowed to draw as many numbers as the number of lots he buys. The plat ot the urnpeity and the terms of sale can be seen at the real estate ollice of F. A. Burkhart. Horses a Necessity. Editor Daily Herald. The fire last Tuesday night was another conyincing proof of the need of a team for one of the file engines. The location of the fire was over one mile from the engine, houses, partly over newlv graveled streets. and no lair-minded citizen witnes sed the eflorts of the firemen pull ing the steamers this long distance without acknowleging the necessi ty of such addition to our fire ap paratus. Iheiecent heavy losses by fire in Pacific coast cities warns us to be on the alert and prepare in every way possible against such a disaster here. In former davs when the citv was small the fire-' men could quickly and sasily reach any fire within the limits; but not so now ; recent additions to the city has caused it to cover so much area that it require much time, which in many instances might be very valuable for the firemen to take their apparatus to fiies which start in the suburbs, as did the one of Tuesday night. And anain, newly graded streets over which they could take their engines now. will be nearly impossible for them without horses when the winter rains w ill have made them muddy and bard to travel. As one citizen I say, let the city council furnish at least one team, as it is an actua' necessity. Scbscrikei:. The MarkeU. Our local markets remain quiet. The new crop of wheat is coming in very rapidly and the prospects are'hatan increased amount will be stored here. The market is firm at 03 cts. offered, but no con siderable sales are being made. All are holding for better prices. In Portland the wheat market show no change. Fin Display. Mr. Settlemier, of the Tangent nursery, came into the city yester day with his hack and brought with him a branch of a Silver prune that caps the climax for pro- J auction any where. The branch was about three or four feet long and contained a least a full half bushel of the fruit, stuck in and piled up in a most marvellous man ner, and the frait was all good size, marketable fruit. It was a won derful production. Mistakes Impresilen. Some of the papers have mixed up bad geography with the incor rect statement that the Oregon Pa cific Co. is preparing to build a branch road from Gatesville to the Meadows. The Mill City Lumber ing Co. is arranging for a track from Mill City, a distance of six or eight miles, into the timber belt on the Linn county side of the river, but no road is to be built from Gatesville to the Meadows. LITTIK LIST. Following is the lilt of letters renaming at th postoflk-e in Albany, Linn i.onnty, Ort-a Aug. 21, Persons railing for taes letters will g.v the date on whicn thoy wert advertised Boltorff Benson Rutlcr l ltrown A 11 Chandler W Fancitillc Vincent Johnson llattie Laplantc liolphirc Mi'zon John i'att'.n 1 Sbatfer Frank BrnoksG(orse Broddy Wm Veans W G Gilliam V L Kerr S T LillisTJ 2 Mull Mrs Emma Shieldd Richard RUFCS THOMPSON, P. M. The amount paid on the new court house at Corj-allis is $0-1,000. lHEMOITNING ILEliAJ,h:THUKSl)AY, D&BIKQ BDBLARY. Safe f a Promiaeat Wwdbnra Usrchant Blown Open. Woodburn, Aug. 22 Between 3 and 4 o'clo :k this morning the st f of Walter L. Tooze, a commission merchant of this city was blown open. There was several hundred dollars in the safe the night before but it bad all been paid out during the day, so the robbers only se cured betweeu $30 and $35 and Rome papers. The parties had evi dently been watching their chance, for some time last night the watch man was called away from the city in the evening and did not return until in the morning. No clue. Steamer Arriyal. Yaqcika City, August 21. The Steamship Willamette Valley ar rived at 5 p.m. to-day with the following passengers : Henry Wat kins, Airs. Henry Watkins, Mrs. E. J. Uurphey and child, E.J. Murphy, A. D. Nash, B. F. Blood, MJss N. D. Bridwell, Miss Mary Culver, A P. Peterson, Mrs. A. F Peterson, P. R. Wood, J. A. Sapp, Mrs. Bullus, G. Beltzold and Win. Dickson. COAST NOTES. The taxable property of Seattle is $16,000,000. Corvallis is not satisfied with her fire protection by the water woiks. Walla Walla is being infested with a lare gang of thieves and tramps. Boise City, Idaho, will be the capital of that state for the next twenty years. Hon. E. O. MeCy, of Grant county, had his foot badly crushed by falling timbers. The total manufacture of beer in Oregon for the past fiscal year was 02,904 barrels. A 13 foot vein of coal has been discovered at a depth of 100 feet. at l unman, v. x. Newport is overrun with a small army of photographers, who are making sketches of every conceiv able object. Wm. Toney, Sr., fell off a load of wheat at McMinnville, a few days ago and cut a dangerous wound in the back of his head. La Graade has organized a citi zens' patrol to watch the town at night. Danger of fire is the princi pal cause for the organizaiion. A large flouring mill is being constructed on the Keno Rapids in trl ...L . w . . rviamain county, its machinery will be of the latest improved patterns. The Pacific Coast Elevator com pany now has twenty-five eleva tors located all the way from Moscow, Idaho, to Portland, and with a capacity of from 25,000 to 1,000,000 bushels. The O. R. & N. Co. have most of their track fenced between Baker and Portland. It is said tint the bdl of expense for cattle and horses killed by the trains has already amounted to more than the cost of building the fence. P-jlnnun W V l.oo o r..l bigamist. He is not yet old enough to vote by several vears and is the m. w.wurv, i A., 11. CL VOitbllilJl nusoanu ot two wives, the last one was only 13 years old, but nevertheless she skipped with him and the authorities are hunting them. Notice. In order to mi'ke room f. fall stock we will make special prices on all ;oods bought of us tor the next 15 days. On Friday and Saturday, August USd and LMi'h, we will sell Ladies' French Kid Shoes at $3.50 per pair. These are the same quality of French Kid Shoes we have hail a special sale on GO days ago and have all proven just as we have recommended them. Dont forget the dates, Ainrust 231 and 24th. Krausse & Klein. Teahers Examination. Notice is hereby given that the regular public quarterly examina tion of teachers for Linn county, will take place at the court house, in Albany, commencing at noon Wednesday, August 28th 18SQ. Al. teachers desiring examination will please bo present ai the beginning. L. AI. Cikl, Co. iSchool Sup't. All I'ernons Indebted to the late firm of uiunueii cc oianaru win pieasecail 1.1.......11 f- t'A 1 -II , I at ine store ot u. f;. 1 settle or make satisfai at the store of C. E. Brownell and I seine or ma to satislactorv arrange-; ments without delay. Notts. If you want a good mattress call and see me. I will sell woven wire mattress 25 cents cheaper than any other man in the city. Thos. Brink. Calitorala CatKt'are. The only guaranteed cure for catarrh cold in the head, bay fevar, rose cold, catarrhal deaf&ess and sore eyes. Re store the 6ense of taste and unpleasant b.-eath, resulting from catarrh. Easy anil )..,, a. A . 1 ll i- F-it. i uae. roimw uireeuocs .-...luicunMuuicujr an arug- gists. Send for circular to Abietine Medical Company. Oroville. Cil. Six months' treatment for 1 sunt. w mail. $1 10. For sale hv FoshRT x- Masou. Tho Latest Song. Is "Oh that Watermelon." A car load of Cuban Queen water melons and Crawford peaches just received at the Willamette Pack ing Co. 'a. Have you heard what Mr. G. L. Weast, of Cambridge City. Ind., Bays of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrl: oea Remedy? If not, hpre it is: "During last summer I waa troubled very much v.ith severe paius in the stomach and bowels, and was induced bj a friend to try this llemedy. I took one uose, as per directions, ar.d it gave me almost instant relief. I cheerfully recommend it to the srilieted." 1o and 50 cent bottles for sale l y Foshay & Ma3on. ,eo,. l of the citizens o! Albauv to in- j J tion sure before n i too l.tie. ilr rep resents seven in-urance rumpaiiie w ho canv a i apit.ti of $70, iM.OOO, with a ea.-h iie"sit in iiio slate of Oregon of sj-ooO.UiK. Farmer- who have speni the en tire year in producinu a crop of wheat .-h.-uld run o risks now, but promptly yet. insurance upn the crp and guard against tire, for if they lo.-e their cu-p by fire, it is a calamity to the whole communi-y as well as an irreparable injury to to them. Seattle, Ellenshurg, Vancouver and Spokane Falls has nothing to do with ur companies ; the losses will all be paid and s.ill we are ready lor business, the same as af ter the Chicago tire. Tea Commissioner. The tea commissioners at the New York harbor have been notifi ed by the commissioners at San Francisco to keep a sharp look out at that port, as there is a great deal of very inferior tea be im shipped from China and .lajKMi, it has now become necessary f'-r dealers to import dirett and take a written guarantee, so to be sure ami net. a good article. We have just re ceived a lar'e shipment of pure uncolored Japan tea, calle 1 Unity, which can be seen displayed in our show window; also a pure China tea set of fifty -four pieces, valued at $15, which, we il'er as a iit to the pei so;; guessing the correct or nearest correct number of beans contained in a Jass pt. One guess is allowed for each pound bought of i his tea. At. the Wil lamette Packing' Connunv's store. Coud Investment. For a sma'l amount of money that will in a year's time double or treble our money, such an oppor tunity is offered in South Al bany, only one half mile from the city, embracing the tract of land from Elkiiis' f.dls to the fair around road. Lots sold on the installment plan. TwKriMLE & Itlir.DiKl.l). Two doors south of postoflicc. Let lis liive the iv.-uii r- i ALD il i:!t c t. - lit. Iv ;n weafher is i t inir;.;..i.l w f the Hkk vhv. Hot tii .lie. is i cmo; hoi !h:s. eh.i'i.T;i s..:il. v Uiitl (11- y s'le w.ty to ivan- Lat these Jistia, ii to .keep some reliable mrefh at hand, ami ad who have tried Chttijb-i-lAio's Coiic, Clmler;: :;.,(: DianiiCVi Rciiedy wdi admit tii it :. i? the m.-i-t ininnt, reliable :v.A -'nci'.-sftil iih-'icmc klmwii f. t 'lu s,; c.oiij.laiht.s Iteiists hut 25 or 50 coiits, soul may Lethe nitaii-nt savuij: vn,'. .r v our f .inily II1U h tl:l!'i.- ,aj if l:ut life iltivsf, be fore tito Mi-Liner n ntvr, L'.r salo by Ko.sliay i: Ma.-ia. Trrriiilc Two HiinW of ii York cit s;r? froi lltU'UlllOili:!. LIk- (idat!i in New in ioiiMiir.ptioii or mo. : proi.o'Mnti t other cities. le- holds ''"' hr i.i la.s ar n.:nei ku Ki'Vflish KeMfdy for ; iilwajs relieve) :cid life. 'r. Acker's i:suin.tii!l will iii.iy mivc Your v Addition ( Aloiiey i n to A I f j .. , I !'' I1 i. ..; v IO banv citv ea- has Ik led. i ' .-aie !-?. t vi,: : i !!,- ai lots ar:- r,. by l"urr.i:i 0!l'.-e :il:d - If V,.:i Mskfn;- . iihor eiai dealer- :o: oi. ; ie 111 u lute i s-'.-t eisrar l':i lory. i-r ." i-eni Trv ' II i van a 'VI! The best kid iove o'i'jht j to Albanv for I. at lii-iiu.-. AS UGLY DI8COVJEBY- , A Beport that Shonld Be Bead, j "A recent analyzatton in Philadelphia ' by a celebrated chemist of ten popular . brands of Sarsaparilla discloses the aston j ishing fact that these ten samples of blood : purifiers (?) contained in the- assreprata tiztfcn different minerals, eleven of which ' werenctivepoisons. Iodidoof l'otash waa discovered m every sample, mercury was : found in all but two. whilearsenieeiisted 1 i in six of tho ten brands. Hot one brand : was the pure article." A reporter took the above clipping to : E. W. Joy, the manufacturer of Joy's Veg . ctablc Sarsaparilla. Mr. Joy exhibited no ( jurprisc. lie said druggists know it. IIo I aid he long ago sav.- the crying need for a sale and absolutely pure vegetable prcp j aration of Sarsaparilla, henco his was j named Joy's Vegetable Hariaparilla, bc ; cause it contained nothing but pure syrup of sarsaparilla, combined with the pure juices of California's vegetable altera tives. Unlike potash sarsaparillas, it does not force impurities through the skin, but j stimulates too various secretive organs, i thereby correcting functional derange- i U1CUH AUU V11U11UB11U5 B1K lUIIUI 1 1 LVQ throogh the natural channels Son Franr Cisco Examiner. j T?0!5 RLNT-A CdMMOl'IOOS STiUtE :'5x J? iO. An A 1 location, i-inall st?ck and fixtures pr sate. Adt re:s or rail on ASlihy Si Ditkin-im. Albany, Or. IDRJ G. A. WHITNEY, I'HYSICIAS AM) sur.-on. oraa'iv--or i,L'iiuvuu in's;)i- til Medi-a! Coliejjc, New York Ci'y. Ilicases ef women a sio. -ia't.v. Olfiee in l-'rciiiati's brick, A'b.viy Ureo;i. If T. SEUOWICK, 15. D., 11. physician a'ul sui.on. o;i LhCTIC '. rnor.is 23 and "24, Pcar;x's l.locit, Albany, Oregon. ,5. SALE A YOCKC IRIVIM! MARE, ip waJ bro-eanl ortIe. Inquire of I. M, French. ! llfANU'D A YOl?SG M IN DF.SIRES A situation as a car;;nrer cr Address Ueo. Sandman, Albany ivstoiiice- YlMNTEt'-TWO) iool ui i V work in 1 boai'.liiijr houso. G1UL.S 'IO Ajiply to 1 Mrs. M. Kcnueli. T OiT A GOLD LOCKET WATCH CHARM j witli a s!vrt p'.ci-p cf fold ehuin at tichcdtjit. On the charm wan engraved ! th letters S. '!. H. The limier will be ui;a ! bly rcwarJe-1 by icavin-.' the same at this i ollice. TOill.t- 1 n'K YKAItLIXtl t lmi. stein r-iiil from a pO'itl "o", weight OOC pouniK. Will lie -iolu lor ill. Alsn a iroott entie in-sli miieii cow five years old and v.ilf, r!:e !att'-r; hoi'e'- hhort hor . 1'ii-jHO. Aj ply t- l'.iia. 1 lloaclc, Tante'it, Or. IVoimI fawliif:. PlitCiIASr.il A TT rAVi.VG . VCTION I 1 euiiiie and a iuil woml .i"n: j -iitfit, I am prepared to t;iK-; ontr.u-t of tiiU kind. Persons wijhi:iir iiicir winter's '.licwc-ods.iwed will do Ji t j kivo me a call.- or'c-is 0:1 br .-ic nt Ljwi:ell i Stanard's. G iCO. 1:. W A HUES AUGUST 22 1889. Bark" Meiton, yj'JW FIRM! SEW GOODS! Are now established with a tir3t-clus3 stjck of STAPLE FAMILY GROCERIES. On the corner of First and Ferry 8tree's, opposite Stewart" & box. A complete line of canned goods, gro ceries and provisious of all kinds, no tions, etc. Fresh fruit and vegetables eyjry n.eraing. Prices reasonable. 13-CALL AND SEE USTtt Its Cmino. HOPKINS & SALTMARSH, Pluiubiuff S Pine Fitting STOVES asd Hardware All work 'promptly done at reasonable rates. First Street, I'KARCK HUXK IJrick for Sale. T MY KILN ONE MILK EAST OF V town, or li live. ed anvwlivre in the city. W. V. CASSKLL, Albany Or. t'oiilraelor nnd i:lll'r. ri HIE UNOEi:SIGXEl HAVING LOCATED 1 in Albany solicits patronage from city and country. Will coi,t ract to build bridges, barns, and all manner of dwelling houses, iru'luilin Queen Anns, Eastlake and Eliza bothian stile rf uuildiii4. Will furnish plans and sp cificat i"ns free of charges. Satis faetion guaranteed V. . CASSEL. Initio riant IT AY IING LEASED THE MONTEITH 1.1 pasture frtm the Oregon Paeilic Co.. all persons having stock therein on pasture are hereby notified to rentove them at once, or make arrangements with me. Failing to do so such stock will be turned out. JOHN" SCHMEEIt. BROWNSVILLE. o. r, tossioH' a oa, JKeal Estate and INSURANCE A CEN i V delivered to any part of the city by Win' Meyers, orders can be left at Conn Bros, oi at V. L. Kenton's. Over The CASCADE MOUNTAINS FROM ALKANV OR LEBANON EAST WARD. The Willamette Valley and Can cade Mountain Wagou Iload is in ex ceiieui condition, ana ny an odds is ha hest and shortest was;on road to Kistern Oregon. IFater and grass is .'dmndant along the entire road. The tirades are easy, accommodations su perior and tin- road well bridged i iiiakiu:,' it ! the state, , . t the Lest mountain road in For summer jaunts, hunt- ii and tj.-hii)'' the Cascade Moun tains in the vicinity of Clear Lake ami the Three Sisters afford superior advantages. The City Restaurant, Under the new management of H. Lampnian will be conducted on a Meals will he served tirt-: a s plan. at ail li'iiirs. Lonsult tne BILL OF FARE And order whatever you want, pay ing for what you order ami nothing more. Straight meals served as usual ior -o cents, and meals to order from ;i 5 cent roll and cup of ooffee to a lirst class $1.00 imal. i'Furnished rooms to let in connec tion with the restaurant. Vol ice or lisolutio:i of larliierliip nIIK PAItTXKRSIIIP HERETOFORE X existing under the firm anme of Wallace, Tliompson Co. wherein T L. Wallace, W. S Thompson and E. LaForest of the city of Alliany, Linn county, Oregsn, wore general partners is this the 7th day of August A 1). 188, dissolved hy mutual consent, T. L. Wallace retiring, Tho business will be con ducted at the siine place bf W. S. Thompson mid K. LaForest unuei the firm name of LaForest & Thompson, who will assume all liabilities and collect all accounts due the firm. Dated thin 7th day of August A. D. 1S89. T. h. WALLACE, W. S.THOMPSON, E. La FOREST. A NASAL INSECTOR free with each bottle ot" ShilohV Catarrh Rem edy. Price 50 cents Foshay & Mason The BUYERS; GUIDE iu issued March and Sept.each year. It is an encyclopedia of useful information for all who purchase the luxuries or the necessities of life. We can clothe you n furnish you with all the necessary and unnecessary ap pliances to ride, walk -iance, tleep, eat, fish, hunt, work, go to church or stay at home, and in vaiious sizes, styles and quantities. Just figure out what is required to do all these things COMFORTABLY. and you can make a fair estimate of the value of the BUYERS' CUIDE, which will be sent upon receipt of 10 cents to pay postage. MONTGOMERY. WARD & CO., 1 11-1 14 Michigan Avenue Chicago.Ill. Ill BAKING PO WER. Put up expressly for Julius Grad wohl and fold at his Golden . Rule Bazaar in POUND AT CAXS 23 CEXTS PEI?:CAN jGuarantoed to be first-class in every Respect. JULIUS GRADWOHL F. L. Kenton -DEALER IN- Staple and Fancy G-BOOEME s Also Choice Candies, Nuts, Cigars and Tobaeeos, Fruits, Vegetables, Etc, TERMS CASH AND PBIOBS LOTV. Subscription Agent for all Leading News papers and Magazines. -NEAR THE POSTOFFICE. T t k Tho MFTO SUCCESSORS TO WALLACE, THOMPSON & CO.i FLBM'S BLOCK, ALBANY. Tie Leading Cany the largest stock to supply any and every SPECIALTIES In Table Luxiirie8,Choice Tas and Coftee8,Cream ery Butter on Ice, Cream Cheese, Canned Goods, LUNCH GOODS, ETC. -ALL KINDS F- fell Fruits Constantly on STEWART & SOX -Dealers in- General Agricultural Iron, Steel and Coal Wagons and Buggies Mope and Cordage BlacTssmiths9 Supplies Garden and hi all Ue C. E. HAWKINS. ments ALBANY HOKE COMPANY Does an immense business in all kinds of furniture, (bedroom sets, parlor sets, chairs, bed lounges, kitchen safes, and all kinds of tables, etc., ete. Also have a tine Belect'on of wall paper and window ebades, which they ara offering at close 6gurei, Call and see them, on Fir6tJ?6tret, opposite Stew art & Sox. ALBANY, OREGON won JL Grows. in the city, enabling he want of their customers. and tais Hand. Hardware Ipkents. Carpenter9 Tools Builders9 Hardware Powder, Shot, ete, . Giant Powder & Turn Saws and Axes. GrrasB Seeds! by F. FARRELL Used Farmers