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Newspaper Page Textf 1HE MOKNINB HERALD; THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1889. THE MAILS. Vails at the Albany postolBcc close Kor nil offices north The Kastern states The West Side And the Nairow Gauce K. R. Kor Portland and Salem.... Corvallis and Yaquina t ff.ee a mtb. ................. . ) 6;39 A. si, f U A. H 12:S0 p. M .7:30 p. u The noaloliicc win inn! each cvei.Mi rom sis to seven o'clock. lU.-jpdtered matter for thfjarly morning Train should he mailed before i o clock the previous eveninsr. OREGON PACIFIC TIMETABLE. Arrives Departs '. ll.15unilt.00 p m r.2.riim'&:0a i'Msenvor. .. Kreiuht JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN. The public schools will reopen Monday, Sept. 9th. Chicago dried beef, chipped to order at 0. E. Brownell'.s. Fresh oysters served every day at Hermann's restaurant. The best kid giove ever brought to Albany for $1.50 at Heads. The run of the street car yester day was verv satisiactorilv success ful. Just received, the latest sheet music, in large quantities at Will Uros. The conference cf the M. E. church convened in Portland, yes terday. Ho to J. 31. Hardue's for bar gains in groceries, good butter and fat chickens. Boots and shoes below cost, to make loom for other goods, at C. E. Brownell's. Another truck load of firm South ern Oregon melons recei ed at Kenton's yesterday. Twenty-eight teachers are under going public examination at the court house before Superintendent L. M. Curl. Fresh Yaquina oysters served in every style at F. II. Pfeirfer's. Also a choice lot of fresh candies just opened. The Dempsey-LaBlauche soft glof e contest in San Francisco re sulted in knocking out the former on the S2d round. The oyster season has reopened and fresh Yaquina oysters will be served every day in any style at the City Restaurant. A shipment of ore from the Ochoco mines, of some 1S00 pounds was recently heard from at San Francisco. The milling showed about $160 per ton. The 13th annual reunion of the pioneer society of Southern Oregon will be held at Ashland on Thurs day, Sept. 12th, and an interesting time is expected. Geo. W. Dunn delivers the oration. The city marshal of Ashland taps the fire-bell every evening at 8 :'M o'clock, as a signal to the boys that they are required by the city ordin ance to keep off the" streets till next morning, which is a very good plan. Capt. E. J. Banning returned from San Francisco and left again .yesterday for Victoria. He took some of the Albany Hilling and llining Company's ore to 'Frisco for assay; some that was tried dur ing his stay there gave as high as fk) to the ton. a very satisfactory result. The twenty-ninth annual meet ing of tin; Oregon State Fair com mences at Salem on Monday. Sept. ltlth, and continues six day3. Over $15,090 in cash premiums is cftered ror agricultural, stock, dairy and; mechanical exhibits, for works of arts and fancy work, and for trials of ppeed. Running and trotting races will take place each day. Railroad companies will grant re duced rates for fare and freight to and from the fair. The fair pro-: raises to be a greater success this year than ever before. Lew Johnson's Black Baby Boy colored ministrels will ertorni at ; the Albany opera house on Tuesday evening, September .'hi. The com pany consists of a first class colored artist-of recognized ability, includ ing the Black Baby Boy 'quartette specialties. This is without a doubt the best and most complete organization that ever appeared here. The entire body in uniform as a band will give a grand street ! parade headed by the distinguish ed drum major, Lew Hall. They come well recommended by press i and public. Keserved seats for sale at Blackmail's drug store. j rEltOSAI. MENTION. Capt. J. J. Winant, of Yaquina, i is in the city. James W.'Rector, of Halsey, was in the city yesterday. j J. F. Venner, real estate dealer j of Portland, was in the city yes'; terday. " j Miss Ieta Vinn and a little 1 daughter of A. McClain- arrived : yesterday from Ashland. H. F. Hollenbeck and wife, Miss Nettie Cleaver and James Riley, of Eugene, were in the city yes-1 te relay. Ceo. L. Savage, while milking his cow the other evening was j knocked down by another bovine, ; dislocating his arm. ! Albany i'ollrRc. Regular fall term opens on Tues day. September 10. The able and ef.icient board of teachers who :n ide the school successful last year will again be in charge, and the college yaar opens with bright er prospects than ever before. Takr Notice. All persons indebted to the late tirm of Raraue A Robertson will please call at the store and settle their accounts without delay and greatly oblige, J. M. Darcuie, successor to Rardue A Robertson. ytiy Monien Fade. W.unvii lo-e ;ln-ir beauty because tolJs ur.iii-rmlce their iil'e. Dr Acker's Kn!:li Kfiitedy frr eonsiimp ttO:i i.s ii ii al.vjSuU- cure for coiiU. YAQUINA SAY. Prospects for tie Future and Presert Activ ity of the Towns of the Bay. Oregon's pleasure resort is to be found at Newport, on Yaquina Bay, where all the elements for a watering place are found in pre-eminent prolu.-ion. A beach forsurf bathing as line a. the finest in the world ; and drives to places of interest without number are among the attractions. The gov ernment jetties on both North and South Beach are immediately . at hand, and if longer trips ar..: wanted the South beach, with- j out a rival in the world, can be had I j to heal nock, ltseit a resort : second to none. On the Nor th beach j is the light-house at Cape Foul I weather, and beyond both points i are still further outlying aUra.: I tions. j Yaquina City, the Oregon Pacific j railroad terminus upon the bay, j four miles above New port with which it is connected by steamer ! making several trips per dav. is finely located and growing in importance, .vhich is only a promise of what is to come wnen when the completion of the Oregon j Pacific will induce the company to open ttie matket lor lots ana build ing sites. Already syndicates have purchased lands across the bay at fabulous prices and are confident of a great city in the future. i Newport, proper, has been of 1 slow grow th, but it is a constant i improvement, and points to the ' substantial future that surely ! aaits it at no distant day. Far : seeing canitaiit-ts 'have invested ; in adjacent lands and building ; lots back of the city near the j ocean beach commanding good i figures. Property on the water front mat only a tew years ago was offered n'r $1',500 " to $.,000 now readilv commands an oiTer of $40,000. l i oruaiui capitalists are largeiv t ti i - i i interesting themselves 'in the place ! i .. ... . . I and the future outlook is good. As ! a pleasure resort certainly New port ! and Yaquina Bay with its environs I has no peer. The C'orvallis Firemen. 1 he Corvalhs Times says : C'or vallis will probably send a hose team to the firemens' tourna ment at Tacoma next month. They will begin practicing in earnest at once and hope to be able to make some showing among the professionals. East Portland will send a team composed principally of professional sprinters, including Jack Gillpin, Charles Weinberner, better known as Jack Gibson, and Eph, Cameron. Tacoma will have a team of professionals, led by Harry Bethune, the American champion. It would seem as if the Corvallis boys will be a trifle cheeky in entering such a contest, but our boys might surprise some of th- flyers in other towns. Wheat. i he price of wheat remains ('.'! j cents in this city, and none is sell j ing. The outlook of the markets i of the world is certainly such as to induce farmers to hold for better prices, there is a shortage in the ' old world and in India and Austra-! li.i. which must be filled and the ! i niieii States win in- called upon io supply much of this wiiesa. The demand for the crcp of this coun try should create good prices for wheat this fall. Tno outlook is certain'y more promising than for several years, notwithstanding the present dull time of the markets. d I to j)e me j,v combining the Arre. cd far Abduction. nrmer survevs np the Lewis and At ( orvallis Tuesday a warrant ; Clarke rivers," crossing to the west was issued by .Justice Ciirlile for j f,f Saldle mountain ;o the Villard the arrest of P. S. Harris accused . Survev of ISSi!. From now on it o. abduction, i he warrant was wni "be comiiarativelv easv work sworn out bj Mrs. Estes, anduntil thev reach the'headof Ne accused the defendant of persuad- j tiaiem vallev. The Habersham ing her daughter Daisy to leave party, which is surveying the home. In the opinion of the j Astoria & South Coast railroak, is justice the evidence was not suf- j at present working on Nekanicum llCieUt tO lUStlty Ills blndu: the root- hilt l.ao nnt fii-l nnn oni. defendant over to await of the grand jury. l ire in a Cirain Field. Cbbe Peters living near this citv j attempted to burn up a pile to burn up a pile ot straw, when the lire spread into the stubble field and burned over a considerable area before il could be put out. liy hard work a hay baler and a quantity of ha)' was saved. The only damage was the burning of about 200 yards of ience. I Mr. Peters had bis face and hands ! slightly burned in putting out the tire. " j In Good Trim. Engineer Wm. Miller has put the old hand engine in good repair and last evening it was thoroughly tested, .showing that it was as good as ever. It will be sold and the proceeds will go to purchase an effective chemical engine. At the trial of the engine last evening she was handled by only about twenty men and threw agood, solid stream 105 feet. Ry biing properly manned she will easily throw a stream 185 feet. riiullry Soda Spring. Frank Crabtrce has removed to Findley Soda Springs, and has taken charge of the hotel and springs. He is prepared to furnish first-class accommodations to trav elers, and will furnish feed for horses when desired. Satisfaction guaranteed to all who patronize the popHlar pleasure and health rsort. I.arrenied Three Hundred Dollars. Ah Duck, a Chinaman employed in the kitchen at the Depot hotel, was arrested yesterday on the charge of larceny. It apjiears that he swiped hodiiy the .treasury of one of the Chinese companies located on 2d street below Ells wrth, netting $:)00. He was default of bail jail. away with about examined, and in sent to the county Ajiw ;'(' irnlrh, full j, ,iyl )! ijHaro lifted, jhr -r7(, i! ' Fr'tv:h', tin- ;ji.rjitril,-ii Store. BADLY BUSHED. A Little finJCan Engine Plays Have With the Boy. Special to the IIkrald. Harkisbuku. Aug. 28. Little Geo. Brandenburg late last even ing while experimenting on an em bryo steam engine constructed from an old tin can, met with a serious accident. He built a fire under the can, getting up a fine head of steam, when the can ex ploded, scattering the steam and hot water over him, scalding his face Tery badly. COAST NOTES. A large collection of valuable books haye been received by the McMinnville college, and 400 ad ditional volumes are daily ex pected. The Cottage Grove Hour mill is running at its full capacity and turning out a fine quality of flour. It is receiving large support as a home industry. Joshua Brown, aged 70, died at his home near Lew isville. . He was a pioneer of 1852, and was very wealthy, leaving an estate valued at nearly $100,000. During the present season Mc Murren fc Crabill, proprietors of the Baker City planing mil!, have shipped 114 carloads of lumber East, and are at present shipping two carloads per day. They ship to Utah, where they find a ready market. Tillamook is having a prosper ous, permanent and steady growth, resulting in a considerable degree from the rapidity with which the j surrounding country is being settled. The improvements now in construction are valued at $73, 000. The saw and planing mills are working under full force. Fridav morning "Jinks" Mont- gomery, of La Grande, was exam- j '"". il Pi:sto1 of ab?ut f Cdliber. 1 Which U'!1Q ctitmnaml t.-k La umntv wtucii was supposed to lie empty. -ome way the hammer got caught o.m in., n a 4Sjiiioi me owe of the house to make it go down, It went down all right enough and the pistol was discharged in Mont - gomery 's face, the ball entering by the side of the right cheek bone. Heppner is the nearest point for the l)ay vilie settlement, whose stockmen possess, in the aggregate not less than 100,000 head of! sheep. An extension of the Hepp-! ner-llavstack road to Davville means an addition of 1,000,000 pounds of wool for the Heppner 1 treble your money, such an oppor market. The Davville nponle will ! tunity is offered in South Al- subscribe to within a few hundred subscribe to within a few hundred dollars of the amount required to build the road, and Heppner will come up with the remainder. up with From twelve to fourteen men are employed in the logging camp of the Willamette Pulp and Paper Company, situated one and one nan miles below Wheatland on the east side of the Willamette. From 12,000 to 15,000 feet of cot tenwood logs are daily being put ! in the river. The intention is to have several rafts of logs in the paj er mill basin by September ir, ready for the grinders. As th" "'eim at me camp is equal io mat ",' :l high-toned hotel the men are hiving on flesh. Courier. The corps of engineers under E. E. Cooper, of Corvallis, surveying the line from Astoria to Forest irove, has reached about thirty miles from Astoria, making now about a mile a day, and has suc ceeded in getting over the moun tains with a grade of fiftv-two feet me nuH,iinal grade yet, and expects to Survey to Tillamook. Roth parties of surveyors will complete their ivork by October 1. Attention: IT. C. T. . The ladies of the Union are re-, quested to meet at their hall this afternoon at 1 ::0, for the purpose i of cleaning and refitting the same. ' Mks. W. Sox, Pres. S. A. McAmstkk, Sec. LITTEK LIST. Following i the list of letters renaming at th pestortico ia Albany, Linn oenntr, Or?;oo An?. 2S. 1S89. Teniou calliiir for these j letters will giv tae date on whit h they were I adveitiswl- .' liusch. Miss Lena Brown. Mrs Fannie K f url. Miss Liza Hilly. Mrs Wm II Hixon, .1 It SearleJt lleni; Horn. Mr Lama (shell, Ktank J Madden, lat Meyer, F Itutherforii.Kmma Wattcrs, II it Williams. Joe RUFUS THOMPSON, P. M. Ihc Mae r WBian. A clear pearly and transparent skia in always a sign of pure blootl, and J I ' l. " i , Vu j . - ' i greasy, yellow or blotched skin can I rent assured that their blod is out of ! omer. A few doses of IJKGGS' bLOOD PURIFIOTl and BLOOD MAKER will remove the cause and the skin will become clear and trans parent. Try it, and if sitisfaction ia not given it will cost you nothing. It is fully warranted. (I. L. Black mau, druggist. Mr. F. .1. Srr.ith, Editor of the Ft Abcrcrombie. Dakota. Herald, savs "The most wonderful medicine, I j have ver met with, is Chasaberlain's i I Colic, Cholera and Diarrluea Remedy. ! in case oi cnolic is gives spesdy re-1 liaf . On hunting trips I have founi ! it indispensible. Tut in alkali water, it imparts a pleasant taste ami pre- i vents the painful diarrhuta, tvhiuh ' alkali water produces. I could not 1 feel sate withcut it in my house.'' "25 ; and 30 cent bottles br sale by Koshay & Mason. Persons having rooms to n.p.t to students will do well to communi cate with l'Jesident Condit about the matter. Pupils are now seek ing places for the fail term, which ; opens on Tuesday, September 10. ; PRESS ASSOCIATION. The Oregon Pr-s Association Committees lor the ensuing year are as follows: General arrangement -I. L Campbell, Ed. C sey, K. J. Hen dricks . Finance - J. II. ISVBeP, Robert JohBSon. T. J. Stitt-s. Grievance- F. Davy, C. Benjamin J. B. Eddy. Fraternity C. C. Dughty, 8. Haril.ng,'j. L. Band. Resolutions 31. L. Pipes, J. Wager. S. F. Floed. Y. F. P. Academy of Our I.ndy of Perpetual Help, Albany, Oregon. This institution, under the direc tion ot the Sisters ot St Benedict, i offers to the voung ladies of our prosperous city and those from a distance every facility for a thor- ough training in all the branches ! of a practical and polite education. Kt,v will i.oraeiimi.,1 siontpmhr 2nd and parents are kindly re-i at t ie store of C. E. Brownell and quested to send their children at ! settle or make satisfactory arrange the opening of the session. For 1 ments without delay. further particulars apply at the Academy. Fine SuitiiiKH. Just opened, at L. E. Plain's tailoring department, the very latest patterns in piece goods for suitings and trousers, which will be made up to order in the most approved style by Mr. E. A. Schnf fler, the experienced tailor who has charge of that department. Call early and get your choice of patterns before the stock is broken. Kan Oil" the Track. An immeiiM' crowd of people, all in a rush to get tirst -class groceries were seen heading for the Willam ette Packing Company's, one or j two parties running off the side I walk in their efforts to get there ! first. r.I-u k Silk Scarfs. I I. received to-day an invoice of , Chantilla and Spanish lace scarfs, : iiaiui run, ranging in price from 4 i to fit eacii. iney arc verv nice f an(j stvlish, a new thimr, and the , p, ice is ri -ht. Samnel"E. Young : Kcissors. shear, Immense stock at Stewart !c Sox's. The best quality and any 1 size or style. Call and examine ' o"r stock. Stewart & Sox. iouil Investment. For a small amount of nionev ' ',a w'" m a year's time double or ; bany, only one-halt mile from the ; oa,,y. onl one-nan miie iron i embracing the tract of from Elkins' falls to the fair l'i roL Lots sold on the install lanu fair irround I installment ' plan. TWEKDALK 'i Ki:i)I)IKI.n, Tw-o doors south nf postollice. Have yoti heard what Mr. (J. L. ! easw Lanmrnige i ity. lna., saya ! of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrha'a Reined)?- If nut, in-reitis: "During last KUinu:er I. wa-i troubled very much with sever- pains in the stomach and bowels, an i wa inc'ueed ' h) a frifnd to 1 1 v ti'i liemedv. I took on: i.o'e, ii per iiic(-tii:iH. .mil it gave luv -i'iin.i..t ir si cheerful I v :( L-.mi!ii!ii I ::t n-Iitf. I it to the t, liuttlcs for alllictcd.' sale hv !' JO ii nd 50 If you iv ant n iron.! iMi!ivFP call and sc ii. r. I vi j ; ; vroven wire mattress 'lh cents cheaper thnn any other nut the itv. TilOS. l'.KIVK. IHiiiitk wturrli .iiu'. Sure :.:- Utr mr oe1. t.Vnint, liciiif.iilii', s:io tlie "oi-I :iiii;.' of :. r :i rrl) in the lirad km! ilin-ii'i. I'lice i-r cut.-. S.Yt t v rns!i;' it Mason. All-anv. ' lii'L'"n. l.vt iitics-v. ;tnd I' t.. : Ci 1 1 I est ilisplay valley jur-t "V. Call fy .TV 'c. i..! a ;b d e x a 1 1 1 i 1 1 . i Boots and r-hoitsai i osi .-.t Head's AS ASTOXISHI.Xi CHANGE. v i My dear madam, I never saw you look ing so well, aud you were so poorly, too." 'Yes, doctor, Joy's Vegetable Sarsaim rilla is the grandest thing in the World Tor ruu-down, nervous and debilitated wom en. That's the secret of my ffpiarancc." Up to a month ago, Mr?. Bcldcn, an elderly lady, living at M0 Mason street, uesu so rajnuij as iu seriously aiana ner relatives. SbcnownTites: "Ihavctakeu n i. ? .ti - , . . ' but one bottle of Joy's : VcgPtaMcParsnpa rilla.butit is astonishiucr. I am retrain i in: rilla.butit is astonishing. I am refjaininir ! m lost flesh nn(l UIlvc 110t Mi "WH i years-." '-- " ' - - Wood Sauinz. ITIUHASEll A TTAVINt-! I K ACTION XI cujrine and a full wood a ins outfit, I -urn prepared to take contracts of ' that kind, ' Persons wishing ihoir winierti firewood sawed will do well t pivrt me a call, Or.'eiK .-an br , left at UjowiicII btmiaril . i;ko. h. wai tKN. tyANTu. a mk . i"M!LNhi:AL: iw ;i;xKi: t cf E. X. r..i:dit: Alllilliy Ojiriii House ; XK XIi.lIT IISI.V KSDAY, SEPT Ti: Lew .lohnson's Plack babv P.ov , KKMVKIJ .l.o:t! 8 niM4TS!:i. : Co- solidation of Black Stars. l!:!roi!:i ii-.' &!. il -irciv I i-rfonnain c. iu I i M ":. h ; ::j e:; llw'iil by Vu' liS'in-uiyi lew ail.l ililfri mc t!:e -.'ran.i ; J'ti:iis. ; 1 'Irv.iii ii.n' it i Uwii.i'..-. foi.ii !:ir tvi f . Si: ho-ervc.i m: . f r cale ut (Stack tuunV Dili- Stf.rc. II.V CELL' .ii as'.;:ii ftKs. INSl'UE. ! 'ius Gradword calls the atten- : . f . t -. : in . I null t.u mil CillCIia OI AIIJUIJV ID Hi" I sure before it is too late. He rep- rsents.Reven insurance companies wh... carry capital uf $76,t"00,000 wit ii a csi-h deposit in the state of i Oregon of $350,000. Farmers 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 lire.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 ; the losses will all be paid and still we are ; ready for business, the same as ar ! ter the Chicago fire. All Persons Indebted to the late firm of i ; , "meoieu i Brownell & btanard will please cail i Money to Loan. At a low rate of interest on good farm propercy in Linn county, or on best improved citv 'property in Albany. Apply to Blackbrrn & Wright, Albany, Oregon. A jine yohl icatri, full ji-trthd and ijimm nll, Jor $'! , at F. Jil. Frijndix, Hie Corner Jrirtlri Store. Let us give the readers of the IIkr AU a httlc timely advice. Hot weather ii coming ami with it colic, cholera morbus, dysentery and di arrhoea. The only s:ife way to nom- j bat these 'Jiseases, is to beep some ' reliable runicdy at hand, and ail who i have tried Clianibrlin:s Colic, j Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy will ' admit that it is the mo&t prompt, reliable and successful medicine known for these complaints, It costs hut 25 or 30 cents, and may be the means of savins von 'r your family ; mu.h sintering it not lite ltselt, he- fore the summer is over. r or tale by Foshay ,t Mason. BROWNSVILLE. . I', IOSKOW A M.S. Heal Estate and INSURANCE ACEN I ALBANY CK EASIKItY FKESI1 JHLK delivered to any part of the city liy Win' i Meyers, order.? can be left at Conn Uros. or at F. Ij. Kenton's. "lyiNN & llUMI'HHEY, UEALEKS IN l choice cijrare. In Well?, Faro & Co.'s j oiiire. Fine impoitcd and Key West cigars a j specialty Over The CASCADE MOUNTAINS I'KOM Al.KANY OR LEBANON WARD. EAS1- The Willamette Valley and Cas caile Mountain Wagon Road ia in ex cellent condition, an. 1 by all odds is ! tha best and shortest wagon road to i Eastern Oregon. Water anil grass ia j abundant along the entire road. The I grades are easy, accommodations su- ' pcrior and the. road well bridged making it thy best mountain road in the state. For .summer jaunts, hunt ing and fishing the Cascade Moun- j tains in the vicinity of Clear Lake I and the Three Sisters afford superior ' advauta'es. Tli(k (iily Hrslanmnt, i Under the new iiiauaeii.ent of 11. j Linpuian will be coniiucted on .i ! Hrt-c!a5S plan. Meals will be sewed ! at all hours'. Consult the BILL OF FARE ; And order whatever you want, pay- ; ing fr what you order ami nothing ' m ire. Straight meals served as nsual ' , for '2o crnts, and meals to order from j ' a fi cent roll and cup of ooft'ee to a 1 tirst class SI. 00 meal. iVFuruished rooms to let in voiiiiee- ' tiou with the restaurant. ' ; rller ol" ItiMKolutioii nrrartnersbip , mUE rAUTXESSHIP IlKUETOFORE j J. existing uiuler the firm name of Wallace, j Thompson Co. wherein T. I.. Wallace, W. , S Ihomp8on and r,. liforest or the eity or Albany, Linn county, tiresrsu, wore peiieral partners is this the th day cf Autruf t . 1S.YJ. dissolved hr mutual content. 1 ; Wallace retiring. The busin-ss will be con- j l ducted at the same place br IV. S. Thompson ! and E. I.aForcs, unuei the firm name of ! , LaKorest & Thotniwon. who will o.sirme all ' liabilities and eollect all accounts due the ; firm. ' Dated this Tth day of August A. I). Jhtf. T.I,. WALLACE, W. S. THOMPSON, K. LaFOHKST. A NASAL I XS ECTO Ufk k e with cmcU 'loitle of SliiloliV Catarrh Rein-; edy. I'riee 50 cents Foshay t Mason : The BUYERS j GUIDE is issued March aud Sept. each 1 year. It is an encyclopedia j of useful information for all ' who purchase the .uxuries . or the necessities of life. We j can clothe you n furnish you with: all the necessary and unnecessary ap- pliances to ride, walk -lance, sleep, j eat, fish, hunt, work, go to church or stay at home, and in vaiious sizes,1 styles and quantities. Just h-nrc out what is required to do all these things COMFORTABLY, and you can make a fair e8tiniate of the value of the BUYERS' GUIDE, which will be sent uuon!receipt of 10 cents to pay ! portal. MONTGOMERY, WARD & CO., ! ryji BAKING Put up expressly for .lulitis'JiGrad wohl and sold at his Coldeu; Rule Bazaar in I Jl 11 i ;!OXE POUXD CAXSi AT 25 CEXTS PEUICAX tfiSGuaranteed to be first-class :.. ,.,. i,.3r.t j 111 1 . J'V v.. ! ICLIUS CIliDWOIIL P. L. Kenton -DEALER IN- ta,ple and Pstiiey GBOCERIE tlso Choice Candies, Nuts, Cigars and Tobaccos, Fruits, Vegetables, Etc. TERMS CASH AXD PRICES LOW. Subscription Agent for all Leading News papers and Magazines. i S3f"NEAR THE POSTOFFICE. L aForts SUCCESSORS TO WALLACE, THOMPSON & COJ FLBNN'S BLOCK, ALBANY. The jeadii j Carry the largest stock in the city. enaVliDg he to supply any and every want of their customers. SPECIAL TIES In Table Luxttrits,6hoiee Teas and Cotiees,Cream ery Batter n lee, ream Cheese, Canned Greeds, LUNCH GOODS, ETC. ALE KUi onstantIy on resli Proib STEWART & SOX -Dealers in- General - Iron, Steel and Coal Wagons and Buggies Hope and Cordage Blacksmiths9 Supplies Garden and And all Implements C. E. HAWKINS. 'i' F. FARRBLL Docs'an immense business in'all kinds of furniture, ibedroam sets, parlor sets, chairs, bed lounges, kitchen safes, aud all kinds of tables, etc., etc. Also have a tine select:ou of wall paper and window fshades, which they are offering at close figure ., Call and see tl.eni, on First"!fstreet, opposite Stew. art & Sox. s ALBANY, OREGON DS OF Hand. k TIlfllllOD Grocers. and Hardware ASD - Carpenters' Tools Builders9 Hardware JPoicder, Shot, etc. Giant Powder & Fuse Saws and Aoms. Grrass Seeds Used by Farmers: pemenfe I