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Newspaper Page TextrlHE MORNING HEKALD: SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 1. 1889. glowing gailjj THR MA1LH. ' a ill. at the Albany jKslolfice close 06I ) ! ra!i otfii-fc north n.e Kvrtern state il r West Side At.J the Nut row I'aiue K. R, J-cr Portland and Sulcrj.... . rvallis aw! Vaquina (Ilicc sci.tr: .. ... a. si, . ..11 a. u ,.12:33 r. m .7:30 p. m n.o iHwvotticc will le closed earh cvcr.iiis im six to seven o clocK. Lettered matter lor theflearly morning -.iin should le mailed before o clock the i r-uoti3 evening. ORKl'ON PACIFIC TIMETABLE. Arrives Departs .' il.lnomli.66 l m 5.-2.",m'6.f)l:i Krishna : Frcicht. .IOTTIG8 ABOIT TOWN. For the finest silver polish in the market go fo II. KvertV ' Fresh oysters served every day at Hermann's restaurant. To-day is the first day of autumn, according to the calendar. The best kid glove ever brought to Albany for $1.50 at Reads. The annual conference of the M. E. church is in session lnPoitland. Just received, the latest sheet music in larg' qnantilies at Will I ."OS. io to J. M. Ba-d lie's for bar gains in groceries, good butter and i" t chickens. have money uy buying a year s supply of boots and shoes at cost at ; W. Fi Read's. ! BooN and shots below cost, to make loo'ii l'i;r '.'tht r good--. :it C. K. Brownell's. I.. C. Stratton thiv-liod 1 1 a-'res of fa! I urain -a hie bushels per acie. Itlieiou.i r-it-k oysters. fresh from j Yaquina, also fresh oysters, served i every style at i'. I I. I'deifR-i V. j Sunday dinner, with chicken. I s-ived at Hermann's restauiant for '2 cents. Fresh oysters tn: I every day. Fresh Yaquina oystcis served in every style at F. II. Pie if lei's. Also a choii-i- lot of fresh candies just opened. The oyster season has reopened and fresh Yaquina oysters vill be served every day in any style at the City Restaurant. The Farmers and Merchants Insurance Co. has been doing a better business during the past month than ever before. L. Gilbert, of Lebanon, has ac cepted a clerkship with F. II. Roscoe in the hardware store of Knapp, Burrell & Co. in this city. Ankles are sprained, fingers are mashed and limbs broken ; acci dents are always happening. In sure with Winn in the Travelers. "The Beal of the state of Wash ington," encircles a seal with the figures, "1SS0," beneath, for the new state which will soon be made out of W. T. Four head of cattle were sold at auction yesterday by the city mar- shal at tiie city pound. They were bought bv Ubbe Peters, at $! and $10 for yearlings, and $27.o0 for the ! cow. Puck Hamilton, who was ar .sted in this city on a charge of i embezzlement preferred land parties, was released arrival there, there being grounds for the charge. The thirteenth annual reunion j 01 tne noneer .-ocieiy 01 fcoumern : Oregon will be held at Ashland on Thursday, September 12, and an interesting time is expected. Geo. "W. Dunn will deliver the oration. ine wooien muis nuuaing is last j nearing completion. The brick ; work 13 up to the top of the second rpl !i a 1 I otuit, aiiu iuc nuiA ui fiuiiiu 111 the machinery is progressing rap idiy. It is expected that the mills will be in operation by the first of the vear. There wiil be union services of the churches this eyeninir ot 7:45 at the . C. T. L. hall in the 111- j terest cf the . M. C. A. of this city. Short addresses will be made uj . mi. xoei ii. jach-s uuu uuieio. All are cordially invited. - The last service conducted bv 1 Rev. Dr. Deere will be held onj SunJay morning, Sept. 1st, at 11 1 o'clock in the W. C. T. U. hall, j Text "Inasmuch as ye have done! it unto one of the least of these my brethren ye have done it unto me." The 44 vacant lots which are now being sold in Pipes' addition for $150 apiece are going off very rapidlv, as there has already been mite a number sold, and as soon as the balance of thesa lots are sold the drawing for the $1800 house and lot will positively take place at the real estate ofiice of F. A. Burk hart. Now is your time to get you a good lot cheap. Yaquina Steamships. It is rumored that the steamer Eastern Oregon is being fitted up and tkat she will soon be put in service between San Francisco and Yaquina bay, says fhe Yaquina Republican. If rumors are all true theO. 1). company will have threo steamers running 011 this route before fall. It I'ays to liaise Brans. Just ver the rirer in Polk county this season Charley and Ed. Loose have raised about seventy- fire bushels of beans on six acres of land. They -are selliog them at f 1.S0 per bushel. Although wheat is a goad crop iu this valley it seems the raising of beans beats it. A.ile:ny of Our Lady of "Perpetual Help, Albany, Oregon. . This institution, under the direc tion of the Sisters of St. Benedict, offers to the young ladies of our prosperous city and those from a distance every facility for a thor ough "raining "in a!! the branches of a practical and polite education. Studies will be resumed September 2nd and parents are kindly re queiti'd to send their children at the opening of tlu: session. For further particulars apply at the Academy. THAT WEBCK AT YAQUINA. Tlis P:hjrmtii SisDoly Waited Until T.dj aad Tbsa'Waied Ashore. Low Probably before tiis time the iievrspajers on the Sound and oth er rival ports to Yaquina are pub lishing under big headlines a thrilling account ot "Another Wreck at Yaqnina." The simple facts, as bta'ned from a gentleman who came over from Yaquina yesterday, are that the Rowena, a little two-masted fishing schooner, worth about f 2000, while out deep sea fishing, became becalmed and driiteu upon the sands a mile below the south jetty. Three fishermen on board clung to the ringing all the after noon. A lile boat went to their res-, u-'. but the men not feeling tiienifives in much danger, pre ferred !o stay with their vesse'. They waiteed tint 1 low tide and then waded ashore. Their litile buat was left comfortably high and ; dry. It will be loaded on a wagon I and hauled back to Yaquina City i and launched atrain. This will spoil many ingenius j arguments against the aletv ol ! i a'pi-na Harbor, out trutn com j pels ns to .-ay that the incident oc curred one mile south ot the har bor, and t hut there has not been ' aii'itner wreck at Yaquina.' l'KKStAI. MENTION. -mi;: Goldsmith of Port ml is in ; the ciiy. E. V. Sox and f.i ndv 1; r turned from Seattle. ; .f.-dg-Keisay, of Coral'iis. was in the city yesterday. .Miss Carrie Pfeiifer left yester- day for a visit at Salem, i lion. John P.urnctt of Coi vallis was in the city yesterday. F. M. Miller and wife of Leba non were in the city yesterday. C. C. Hogue and J. C. "Wright of Corvallis were in the city ye. -terday. J. P. Hail returned yesterday from Southern Oregon. He is still in poor health. S. W. Reece and Richard Fox ha.e returned from their ranches up the Santiam. John Bryant has gone to take up his residence at the Soldiers' Home at Santa Monica, Cal. Mrs. A. J. Clifton, of Spokane, j is, visiting her parents. Mr. and j Mrs. E. A. Parker, in this city. ! Prf. Thomas Condon and w if? ' of Eugene were in this city yester day on their return from a sojourn at Yaquina. Mrs. Damon Smith, of Harris-' burg, who was visiting in this city, was called home yesterday by the illness of her husband. Mr. aid Mrs. Ellis Davidson, of Independence, stopped to visit friends in this city yesterday on their way to the springs. Leo L -wis has resigned his posi tion as clerk in the store of Phil Cohen, and '.vill go to Ellensburg , " t A , I I anu engage :n nusiness who ids I brother. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. PeifJer, of ')v Port- tue evcre House, will leave Mon H nn i,;a I day for a three months' trip through t Ilia Picfrii viator rinrnvr I liir ; absence. Wm. Pfeiffer will oi-cupy Mi r.rkci f iw ti lr.nil!i.-tl t f tin". i,i ! O. 1) Woodivorih. the popular in . L. Blav'kman's drug- druggist store, w ill leave Monday for F.I lens- depot on Reed street. The Oregon burg, where be will engage in the people bring with them an inter drusr business with his brother. - esting exhibit of their state's d q Vi,o Iworth Th thorough drugglsls and' a thriving business. y are both should do Mr. J. F. Powell, who in two years has occupied the position as I assistant cashier and book-keener in the First National Bank, has tendered his resignation, the same InlMiiu offo.-l last i-vf-uiii" He will ; iiv,am-fwa !,. -..L a and wi;j then" probably goto Tacoma, where he has received an on-er to accept an impoitant posi- tio m one 0( the leadins banks. Nothing: e. Eugene Citf possesies a veiy vcrsatible genius fer a Mar?ha!, who has hern delving in the hidden mysteries of the universe. The Journ-11 says: Marsha! Wheeler, recjived a idler of Eugene, has irom . a. inmano. solicitor ct Patents, .No.ol. Seventh Street. Washington, D. C. dated Aug. 22d, in which, concerning Mr. Wheeler's newiy discovered theory of a third motion of the uarth, by which the poles become the equator aud the equator becemes the poles periodi cally, thus destroying uations and continents and beginning anew, Mr. Lehmana says: ''There is no doubt in regard to your theory be ing true, and it is a grand dis covery." Mr. Lchmaon was for merty an ollicer iu the Patent Office and is one f the oldest and most experienced Patent Attorneys in he United States. He i per fectly familiar with all the ntw patents and the discoveries of the age, and, therefore, his opinion is entit'ed to gi'eat weight.. He feels confident ot being able to secure a patent on it for globes and maps because there has never been any thing like it patented." Probably it this euridite marshal would devote an hour or two to genuine scientific reading, he would arrive at the cunclusiou that ancient Solo iuaa did that there is nothing new under the sua. aot evca liio un patented theory. Chinese Case "Postponed. The Chinaman, Ah Duck, who was arre-ted for the larccnvof f"J20 and a lot of jewelry from a Chinese firm on Second street, give bonds yesterday and was- released. The examination of bis case was con tinuod by Justice Prink until. Wednesday. A-jinc jM vu!':'i,J'idl jcvtb'd and t)n'.tron!ffd, for f.J'J mifi, al F M Fwtirh's, th corner Jrvclnj S'vrc. THE CITT'3 80LID KBLDO0SS. Tazp.ye'sof Albany Who Own P:opart7 Amoaaiy t$4C 0 and Over. The city assessment roll shows that the following men own proper ty, on which city taxes are paid, amounting to $4000 and over. This does not of course exhibit their entire wealth, as many own prop erty outside of the city, whicn is not represented. N. H.Allen 77-3'J Allen & Go.T : . . . oWO Albany Farmer's Co 7000 P.J. .Baltimore U19J G. L. Blackmail 5425 Jno. Priggs 5000 J. L. Cowan 8450 Phillip Cohen 7910 II. L. Cranor. 10700 J.W. Cusick John A. Crawford William Crawford W. ti. Denhaiu Fanners & MerchantsIns.Co. Jno. Fox Foshay & Mason David Froman First .National Bank W. II. Goltra Julius Gradwohl T. E. Hogg ; A. Hackleman Isom, Lannmg & Co Kirchofftfc Pfeilier Kraussu & Klein K.J. Lanning Linn Co. Bank A. II. Marshall Mrs. Mary Mady Ho''g iS: Monteitii A. 15. Meihvain Mrs. C. Merarland Conrad Meyer Walter Monteitii estate 10450 40550 20000 5000 ! 0050 ! 8100! 120GO SoilS 47000! (-;".,l ''1500 11550 '10'!.) ""OOO nono 7945 SoOOl 7090 ! 0750 (iliOO -L'SoO 12800 9900 io;;so ; Odd Fellows Association. . . . Felix OTuole rstate j V. W. Parrish J Ashby Pearee. . J Chas." Pi'ciller ; Karl Race i W. F. Read Win. Ralston : Mrs. .Mary Saltmarsh John Schmeer Senders fc Sternberg : Mrs. II. Smead j Albany Iron Works ; Mathews .; . Washburn I G. W. SmitW. L. Senders :-out hern Pacific Co ; rOfin ! ,00-ni iMnn ' -.,,! 1 -ij ; 5ss. : ol'Go 7050 ; ol'oo ; 7500 300 5700 ! 50UO ' 11345 5o::o ! 15S77 55S0 ' HS;i0 j 15050 ; V. Si. ink- j; ctrahan. Stewart & Sox ; j i Xate. . W. C. Tweedale W. L. Vance Mrs. S. E. Van Horn 0910 S450 5000 I. K. Weatherford 4910 La Forrest & Thompson . 51)00 5520 5750 rra:ik W oods Sr . . . Chas. 10. Wolverton O. P. R. R Mrs. N. A. Young. . S. E. Young M. Baumgart B. Brenner B. W. Cundiir J. J. Dubruille . . . Fort mi Her & Irvine. 5000 j -oa-! 1 0SO0O ! 4000; 4090 4i)Q i ! aooo ! Mrs. D. B. Monteitl lonn Mrs. Fred Muller 4000 i'-.i'-r.r p.rr,c .mivi Peter Schlosser. M. Sternberg. . Iuteretin$; Kxhiliit from Oregon. Under this heading the Milwau kee Sentinel of the 25th inst. says: The Oregon delegation, consisting of fifty-five gentlemen and ladies, arrived at S :"J0 yesterday morning over the Wisconsin Central road, and their two special cars were side-tracke.l at the old Union products, w hich will he piaceu 111 the Exposition building, and will occupy a space of 1,000 square feet. Two carloads are filled with fruit, wheat, rye, oats, barley, corn and glasses. The grain is put up in pint sacks, und will be distrib uted gratis at the Exposition, com mencing Monday afternoon. The delegation has peaches, pears and jilums in abundance, and they will be given away during Encampment week, in addition to the above, 5,000 samples o: wheat, oats, bar ley and grasses in smaii sheaves have been neatly arranged for the inspection of visitors. The exhibit is one of the largest ever brought to the East from the Pacific coast, and will prove a very interesting feature of the Fxposition. The delegation is headed by E. B. Mc Eirov. commander of the Oregon department, and the exhibit rhar"e of B. S. Cook. - is in Bank of Orogon. The Bank of Oregon ot this city wilt open lor business to-morrow in the build .tig now occupied by II. F. Merrill's private bank, which wili be merged into the former. The capital stock of the corporation I is $50,000. H. Bryant is president, j Jay W. Blain vice-president, and ' II. F. Merrill cashier. A circular j issued by the new bank says: 1 "The rapid growth and deveiop ! ment of Western Oregon has ex j cited interest in all parts of the 1 country, and many are looking j toward the future railroad center of trie "A n tameue valley. AlDany is growing and advancing in a rapid and satisfactory manner and new enterprises are constantly icing developed. The peed of additional banking capital to satisfy the de mands of legitimate business has bvcn apparent for some time, and the Bank 'of Oregon was organized to meet such demand." The pro prietors of the bank expect to re move into quarters of their own in a short time. Y. .11. C. A. Meeting. The regular meeting oi the Y. M. C. A. will be held at the W. O. T. V. hall at 4 o'clock to-day. Noel II. Jacks, traveling secretary, will be present and address the meeting. A bu.-ii-ess mei-ting will be held :V S o'clock Monday even ing. All are invited to attend the Sundav a.ternoon mecliiiL.-. Scissors. Sheui-s. Immense stock at Stewart & Fox's. L hi- i es' qualiiy and any size or Hlyle. (.'.all :-.nd examine our block. Stewart it Sox. THE BOARDERS CALLED FOB alEODSE" They Didn't Get Chicken bit Feasted on Palatable Mongolian Phervi-its. A giut.eman who has been bod ill; tor the past luwo'it in u certain lintel in the Willamette Vailej, where the hoarders are treated t a chicken dirmtr on Suuduy, states t.'iat oue Sundiiy the waiter an onuueed the bill of fare to Ui "Rosb'f, ros" mutton, and grouse In the ubseoce of the usual J chicken, all ordered grouse and he ; ceiiced all laughed as they ordered i i:. He says, 4'I could not see w liere j the laugh came iu, but wdercd j grouse uisn. When it wus j)'.acd before me, I kuew it was not grouse, out I did know what it wa. On sauipiiug it I found it wits, uot chicken, and then 1 "tumbled" l the smiles, und found MQgo;iau very palatable. . "Last (Sunday he bad more :ous.t?, and the "uests were i verv Mcetious about it, th'it the land" i 1,,1-fi uaiii iw wnnid nvrr t,u - ... -. --j more, as it was too risky. I found i that the phca unts are sold skinned ' so W3;i lauaiora in ny one j cUe to know that they were not ' a,uU-"e- "The boarders wid now have to be ; content with the old chicken din ntrou Simday, which they deserve. 1 wouiu have enjoyed the birds 1 even if they i.ttd been cal ei crows." It is well k'juwn that i. mauv 'place iu ii:c vaitej. Mongoiiau I h. -ashnts are sliot with out little : attempt being made at cuuee ling thj violation of the iw. and com idiiilits Mie Mcldam in:ide. There . have Le?u many complaints thai tl,e 0BSc''n pheasant were over-; running and devastating the country, but of lata hut little ha-i '. hetii heai-'.l on this sco:e. Snilhi'rn iI't limtist Ceuferf ar. Columbia conference of the M. K. church South is in session at ' Dallas, Bishop R. K. Hargrove presiding. The follow ing ministers j are present: D. Atkins, J. W. Craitr, J. W. Compton, D. C. Mc-: Farlin, R. C. Oglesbv, I). J. Michael, P. P. Haines, D. II.: Coman, W. B. Smith, R. B. Sivift, I W. 11. Howard, N. V. Howard, j James Kelsav, K. E. Phipps, W. i I! ..ll,,.r l M.irt;,. Mr P.jrlofl ! v. ..1. .7: 11 .. 1 t 1. I of the church, and others. Many I of the ministers are accompained 1 bv their wives, and are all pleased 1 with the beaatv of our town and ; hospitality of our citizens. Thus ' far the conference has dealt mainly 1 with committee work, and will adjourn Sunday. Observer. Albany's (irowtli. , Business men say trade was "ever better in Albany than at present . Real estate sales are active. New residences and busi nes.- houses are still troins up in ! all parts of the citv. Albany, with 1 5 "e addition 01 woeien mats, street cars, etc., exiierienced a material 411OO , grow in uunng tne pasi summer. 4ijjj5 I Hundreds of new-comers have lo j cated here during the past six , months, and a prominent business j man has calculated that at the j prc.-ent rate of increase Albany wili have 10,000 population within three vears. hiirolt Notice. Preaching services to-day at the Presbyterian church at 11 a.m., conducted by the pastor. Subject, 'The Christian's Reward." Sab bath school at 12:10 r. m. Young people's prayermeeting in mc lecture room at 0:li0 v m. All will be made welcome to these ser- vices. Findley Sixla Springs. Frank Crabtrce has removed to J indley Soda Spiings. and has t.iki-M rhar''( nf tlu lintel ;ird springs, first clas IT.. ; , a ... c :. 1. 1 ill. 1 I'll raiL'U llj IU 111, 1 , nccomnioaations to trav elers, and will furnish feed for horses wiien desired. Satisfaction guaranteed to all who patronize the popular pleasure and health resort. Fine Suiting. Just opened, at L. E. Blain's tailoring department, the very latest patterns in piece goods for suitings and trousers, which will le made up to order in the most approved style by Mr. E. A. Schuf Her, the experienced tailor who has charge of that department. Call early and get your choice of; patterns before the stock is broken, j All l'fmonH j Indebted to the late firm of i Brownell & Stanard will please call at the store of C. E. Brownell and settle or niako satisfactory arrange ments without delay. Black Silk Scarf. I received to-day an invoice of Chantilla and Spanish lace scarfs, hand run, ranging in price from $4 to $11 each. They are very nice and stylish, a new thing, and the ; price is right. Samuel E. Young Good Investment. For a small amount of money that w ill in a year's time double or treblo your money, such an oppor tunity is offered" in South Al bany, only one-half mile from the city", embracing the tract of land from Elkins' falls to the fair ground road. Lots sold on the installment plan. Tweedale & Reddield, Two doors south of postoflice. Take Notice. All persons indebted to the late firm of Bardue & Robertson will please call at the store and settle their accounts without delay and greatly oblige, J. M. Ba'ruue, successor to Bardue & Robertson, "Pocket flutlcry. largest ami finest display The every broii-ilit to this valley juttjo-; fi'i,VTli f..,l l ln-rl 1 I'.ll v'--' and examine. Chicago onler at C. dried beef. . i , chipped to 11 K. Brownell'f. INSCKE. Juhu Gradwohl calls the attea- I tion of the citizens of Albany to in- sure before it is too late. He rep : res:i's seven insurance companies v. bo c;,rry a capital of $70,000,000, ' with .i cash deposit in the state of j Oregon of $'550,000. ' Fanners who have spent the en j tire year in producing a crop , of wheat should run no risks now, j but promptly get insurance upon i the crop and guard against fire, for j 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 j do with our companies ; the losses i wili all be paid and still we are j ready for business, the sane as ai ; ter the Chicago fire. 1 -- - j Kid Gloves! Kid Giov! I have just received a full line of i kid gloves brand "Our Own.": mis is a genuine Kia giove. l ouy I direct from importers in New ork and consider them the best value J of any glove I ever sold for this j price. Five buttons, three rows of I stitching, $1.50 per pair. S. E. j Young. Select .School. Mrs. Wait Mead, recently from New York, w ill open a select school : and kindergarten in the W. C. T. u, nan, aionaay, -epiemoer ym. Terms liberal. Patronage solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. Wait Mead. Albany, Oregon. -4 Jine ijold icatrh , full jninlnl ami iiionnilci il. Jar -fij'l ca.-.h, at F. M. vzici's, the ( 'tinier Jowlnj Store. Let. 113 give the readers of the Hkr ai.d a little timely, advice. Hot 1 it 1:.. cholera morbus, dysentery and di arrhoea. . The only safe way to corn hat these disi'asts, is to keep some reliable remedy at hand, and all who have tried ChainhH,laiifs Colic, Cholera and Di:mi.aa Remedy wili admit that il is the most promnt, reliable and sueeesstul medicine! 1 ftk fl.i-.QA .1 n ,il.i i t I a Tf nnof. but '25 or 50 cents, and may be the means of saving you or your family tuudi euifering if not life ileelf, he fore the summer n over. For sale by Foshay & Mason If you want a clean ana tine smoke askfor J. Joseph's home made white abor enrars. tor sale by most cijrar I dealers and at J ! TTTTmrT. Joseph s factory. j or business at the Portland Business Col j ege, rortland. or at the Capital llusineni ! !olkgc, Salem. Both schools are uniki j lie managfemcnt of A. P. Armstronff, havl lime course ot studies, same ratcsoi tuition Biishit-, .Msorllmml, typewriting. Penmanship, Knglish Depart iieuts. Day and evening sessions. Student drained any time. For Catalogue, adrtres lirtlaud llDins!l folliirr.A'pl'apital Badness Gillc;! Portlnnd. Orezun. Satem. Oneon. ; UVllFHSITY OF OREGON I Kt;i:xK city. Next session l-csrins on Monday, tSuptvmhcr ' l'i. ISff?. rrcc srli'ikir.-liipsfrom every rcun ' ty In the state. Apply to jour county super 1 mtemlont. I rie tuitmn aftr January 1SD0. Four corbcf: 1 !asi'.til. Sucntifii 1 Literary and a short Kn-'i'-'h couife, in j j which there is no Latin, lireek, French or I fJerni m. The Knlis-h is pre cniintntlv a ' ' liusiisc-s course. For catalogue or otner in- , ' fnrmntion, nedross .1. W. . JOHNSON, l'le.-ident. Over Thk uauvai'ii juvu ti ! .. , ... .. WARI). Ti:e Willainetie Valley and Cas cade Mmintain Wapm Bnad in in ex ceiient eiin!lli"l!, ."md ly b mhU in lli:- Lest and fi:i:t!tt waL''l rad l-.asteni i,'rei: ii II iiter and tas is 1 , , .w . 1 r,., crades are ", accommodations su perior and t!.r read well bridged 1 making it the he"t mountain ro.i.i 1:1 1 the state. For sunnm;:- j unit-, hunt- i imr and ti-hiiiir the C-Ja.-aoe Mnun- ! tains in tiie vicmity of Ciear Lake and the Three Sisteia fh:d mprrior advantages. t The Citv "Restaurant, Under the new iimiai-onicnt of II. Lampnian will he conducted on a j first-cta8 plan. Meals w ill lie served at all hours. Consult tV.- ; BILL OF FARE And order whatever you want. j.iy-i inL' for what von order ami iioiliitiji I mine. Straight meaU nerved as usual j for 23 cent?, and meals to order from j a 5 cent roll and cup of ooffee to a 1 first-class 1.00 intal. Furnished rooms to let in eormec tiou with the restaurant. A reliable U. S. Stanard 3 ton scale oniy 837, delivered at your nearest railroad station free of freight on thirty i'ays trial. Lariter Beales at proportionately low jirici'S. War ranted for 6 ve vtars. Addres-", K. C. HOFFMAN. Albany. Oregon. 1 BAKING PO fVJJFB. Put up expressK- for Julius fGrad wohl and sold at his Golden ; Rule Bazaar in POUND CAXS PER CAN (.Miarnnteed to be first-class 1 . . -. . v - 1 1 .AO.Kkf.f t in ee. j w.-n'w ... 1 .... ..... , - - . t TMPATW llj,ll .iiiAmvonij I) F. L. Kenton -DEALER IN Staple and Fancy (jROCEEIE tlso Choice Candies, Nuts, Cigar tind Tobaccos, Fruits, Vegetables, Etc, TERMS CASH Subscription Agent f)apers and Magazines. &"XEAR TIIE POSTOFFICE. Mores SUCCESSORS TO WALLACE, THOMPSON & COJ FLINN'S BLOCK, ALBANY. Leading J. 1 Carry t lie largest stock to supply any and every SPECIALTIES In Table Luxuries,Choice Teas and Cotlees,ieaia ery Butter on Ice, Cream Cheese, Canned Goods, LUNCH GOODS. ETC. -ALL II 1 Fruits i ! Constantly on Hand. STEWART & SOX -Dealers in- General .1 Iron, Steel and Coal Wafons and Buggies Hope and Cordage Blacksmiths9 Supplies Garden and And all Implements C. E. HAWKINS. Affrieultnral ALBANY M Does an iinnicu.'-c business in Jill kinds'of furniture, Uicdrctm sets, parlor sets, chairs, bed louiigf?. kit :hcn tafev and all kind? of taUcjs. etc. , etc. Also have a fine seleet:on -f wali taper a ad window sharks, which, thej are oSering at close fiacre . Call and see the n, on First -s'lt et, oppeit- Stcw art Sox. AND PRICES LOW. for all Leading Neics- ALB AN Y.OREGON in the city, enabling he want of their customers. KINDS OF- k Tinpii wtafe aii( Hardware ANI- Carpenters' Tools Builders9 Hardware Powder, Shot, etc. Giant Powder - Fuse Saws and Axes. Grass Seeds'! Used by Farmers: F. FARRELL mnm M COMPANY