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Newspaper Page TextIHE MOUSING HEKALD FJMDAV, SEPTEMBER (i 1889. povning gaily Iuvad THE MAILS. siii- at tiie Albany isto1i :e close Yet nil clhstn north 4 ills F.att-ra uttito I u. i'it West Side ( the Narrow f.auge R. K. ) r or I'or.Iand ami sclent 11 a. u ('rrailisamt Van-iSaa ..li:r.3 r. u tttice itoiitS............... . 7:0 r. U I Sdir tX'A CTe,""S i H-i'iitcrcd DVittcr lor thflWrlv mornm;-t run Khiu!! ! maii beiora ociook the i tmiobs evening OttlHiON PACIFIC T1METABLK. Arrives Pcpuru . 11. 1 nam! 1. 00 p tu Kr-uh. SM'KKT SOriKTIEX. , .. ... ,TT. ! V. O. I.W. - Safety Ijlg -No. 18; inert ! everv Mn3av ercniiu at the g. a. K I iiu.ii on yrtf street, between sw.nu ami i Third. Aitunr. Oregon. S:ram in the i it and trr.n t ill! tei. il. if nt brethren i:i-raillv mvitr.l I rited I IOTTIX;S ABO IT TOWN. ; The Saniiam inin-'s are boi!riirig. ; Tl.i.r.. nr.. .rUrlu.r. i,. tV. i a prisoiwrs Oregon penitentiary. rur nit" iiiiv:-si mi vtr ikuisii hi ujf , marKei go : n. eri s Fresh oysters served every at IlermannV restaurant. Pure cider vinegar diseit the factory at i". L. it ntun's. Just reireived, tlu- lutc-t imi-ii-. in l.n go titiunl it i-- at :r..m l-llrv-t ; V:!1 Fresh 1 titter and es this nuit i.- i u:g ::r Kei'.'.dii s, near Uie ist- li'i'-f. j has accepted a I rutr 'iv ot (i. L. i 1 II. A. Stanan ('.i rkship in t!i' I'lackuKtn. . tio to J. M. r;rdiu;'s for bar gains in groceries good butter and f it chit-kens. Save money by buying a year's supplv of boots :md shoe at st at W. Fi Read's. Boots and shoes below cost, to M ike mom for rttbot- .'iinilu nt f' K. Browneli's. : lex., special agent ol the depart-. vv 1 1 . 1 t n:ent of Agriculture, and Mr. C. , r X'cMi- fJ,ar r,ttuTd ,ro!,,I- Hopkins, assistant mologist .-.imuon a utn uiti.iv uuiiuiii". ' Tl. Ktrt e,. ; i ..v j fi vi iu 1 paying ousiness, and another car will probably be put on next week. i. W. Simpson has fitted up the second story of bis store building and opened" a fine stock ofclothinj. Delicious rock oysters.fresh from Yaquina, also fresh oysters, served La every style at F. II. Pffeiffer's. Do not forget Miss Maud Hoff man's readings and elocutionary recitals at the opera house this evening. Fresh Saratoga chips just re ceived direct from the factory by F. L. Kenton. Price, 25 cents" per package. Fresh Yaquina oysters served in every style at F. II. Pfeiffer's. Also a choice lot of fresh candies just opened. The oyster season has reopened and fresh Yaquina oysters will be j served every day in any style at the City Restaurant. When yoa wish a fine silver polish call for Kenton's Sea Lion silver polish. Jjt is the finest and be-t polish in the market. Ankles are sprained, f ngers are mashed and limbs broken ; acci dents are always happening. In !".in" with Winn in the Travelers. Mrs. O. S. Pollock, who r tturned yesterday from Jacksonville, lost a purse ou the train containing a check for $80 and several dollars in money The Willamette Packing Co. has rented the building adjoining their present store and have gone into the commission and jobbing busi- ; ness. Miss Sarah Wheeler assisted by Miss Helen Crawford will open a Kindergarten school on Monday at the residence of A. Wheeler on 0th and Ellsworth streets. Delicious Saratoga Chips, fresh from the factory, also "Boston leaked Bean3," melons, peaches, tomatoes and fruits of all kinds in profusion at IjiForest A Thomp son's. Some fetieak thiaf entered the lodging rooms of Albert Day on First street below the St. Charles hotel last evening, add stole a new suit of clothes antl other wearing apparel. " 1. D. Prettyman is in town on his annual tonry collecting fruit,; grains and grasses for the state fair. lie made a trip through the connty yesterday, obtaining some fine specimens. . . W. R. McKinnon, of Canyon Crick, who was in the city yester day, informs us that a new soda i spring has been discovered on the ; North Santiam, which promises to ; be superior to any heretofore in use. A neat annual catalogue of the j Albany collee has just beenf print by C. W. Watts. Studies will be resumed on Tuesday, and the school Will open with flattering prospects of a successfal year's work. The Eastern press and the tele graphic reports speak of Oregon's display of fruits, grains and grasses at the" G. A. R. encampment at Milwaukee as being far ahead of anything ever before exhibited in , the East from the sundown shores. Oregon has been thoroughly adver tised by this enterprising stroke, and the results are bound to be great. - Fatally Baraed. Jack Fisherman, and Indian liv ing near Cottage Grove,went home drunk one night about a week ngo and fell into the fire and had his legs so badly burned thai the flesh came off in large' pieces. Last Sunday he was dying a"d made an affidavit before a justice of the peace stating that one Jerry Rat.'ee had furnished him liquor. Deputy U. S. Marshal Cochran of Eugene "went up and arrested Rattee and he was tri -d before Commissioner Walton Monday but was discharged. FIBS AX YAQTJIiA. ; la 0.f20B r'icinc Company's Old Fouidry Earned How Eu'.ldinss t b Built. Special to the llKltAUS.) Yaqi'ix Cirr. Sept. 5, The old foundry building, owned by the Oregon Pacific Co., at Yaquina r.ni'dit otj 1'iro in fi.p roof Inst niobr. out. ten o'clock, and burned' up in Spile OI all CHOriS CO Save 11. The machine shoos and all ihe other building are uninjured. The foundry was a detached building and had already proved too small I for the work, and the management at this time had begun preparations for a new and enlarged foundry building. The clearing of the foundations of the new- building . , . . ... i ,, -in" has already been begun. Ihe cu o!a, coke oven. etc. were not d:..rvi.'Oil. The loss is Hot heavv. KUicrmva' Strike. Just as the iishin season coni- itumed at the Siuslatr the ti.il.er- men went on a strike fur better !' From a gentleman who came in !rom ttieie last week it :s ttiat the eannerv offered ,i .-anur prices ibev have been puxiiig heretofore, ctnts for lar.- tisli ami :,0 cents lor small ones, but the Fishermen's union demanded 00 and 40 cents and have been holding offfor that, .rice. i'he union st ems to he on top and has prevented outsiders from fish ing f;r the canneries nr.rl ..ar. 1 ties have irotie to saltiivj: salmon .v .... , arul a number ot boats are out ievorv ni'-ht. It is reirrttted verv iiiiich that there should be any trouble now as it is said there is a vo, v heavy rim of salmon, and the river is lull of line large ones. The best catch reported by one boat is 7 in one night. It is lioped a settlement will be effected soon and no doubt will be. Eugene Kegister. Xalivn Orej;(n Fruit'. Mr. F. V. Hunson of Denison, o the department ot agriculture, ..rt.. 1 ..... V'' "tJ"? i 1 11 ill nt 1 1 rja , 1 riu 11 11 li 111 r 1 iiriin mi . Oregon. These gentlemen - , . . I 1 1 1 A C 1 lA Y T Vnyil I iL-J MI lbiL n.-oi.-t Tn , -1 ,, 7f, i . rn ir.nrtmii till t.w.tu Ttr.ccil-.fA 1 i . : i i . i i scenery they enjoyed, much of in-. terot was found on the trip, and l 'ill.i'n W'Ah f!"el Kouuiiiieiin iui iuiuic use. 11 is me : , purpose of the government at the i dllll-Cl I'lttCllCaUlU MIC lO lSBUC U - .i;, , . : V i rt ,i4. . . comprehensive work witli Utustra-1 tions true to nature in size and coloring, showing every species of wild fruit growing within the boundaries of the United States. ! A New Town on the. O. I. A good start at Highland drove, Utm county, on the O. P. R. R., two miles south ol .Mcnama. was made a few days since, (ieo. II. Jones had a sur vey made, and be fore the survey was completed lti lots were sjI-.I, one donated for a school house and another for a churjh. Some of the purchasers have commenced improving, and more applications are coming in j for lots. The property is nicely located an I the station i destined to be an important shipping point for lumber and farm products. Mr. Jones did not anticipate such a demand for lots just nuw, but is hrghlv pleased witli the prospects, j Business is livelv and the place ! seems detcriiiiued to grow. Salem ' to obtain about the native fruits JManufactHriDg Company ! 1 ne Vmb l.one-v' 'M'l'f beef, growing here and classify them ,., , H , f incorporation Hanbnes deviled ham, under ihe.r proper botanical head- j t d - , , Kecretarv 0- 8tate. dev.led ch.cken lunch tongue, ings. In addition to the fine ,4V- r. ,..,. i,:, K. ...i I corned beef, pig's feet, herring. Journal. ilr. Swarlz, the Nebraska sheep ore Ktrtri i.iRhtt.. buyer, has contracted for the shi- . ..... . . ment ol ; 74 car loads of sheep from In addition to the new arc dv- , ,,.,,,,,.1,, ., , i , ,c tiraiuie. namo recentlv pun-based bv the . Albanv ElectVic Light Co., they;. Miss Manue Casen. aged 1, was have now oidercd a new Westing- house 500 light machine. It is constructed on the meter system, and is designed especially for resi liences, the number of hours each light is used being measured by a inetr the eame as with gas and charged for accordingly, price for such lights, Mr The: ... i Allen ! statee, will be ljj "cents per hour, . wlucb is equivalent to gas at & ; per thousand. This will make 800 ; ircandescent lights and about FOt two thousand candle power arc lights on theentire circuit. . i ttuer Kailroad Majrnatei. R. Koehler and party, consisting o:.i n;n (umnna Xdw t Till 1 r ftiinfMia Xow 1 Yrork financier antl ex-president of ik. TTnlnn Ia.ilif. T?ai1riaiT f.n and York financier and ex-president of the Union Pacific Railroai. Co-,and others, nasscd through this city yesterday in a special train going south. Superintendent Brant of the Southern Pacific also went south the dav before with a special train to meet the U. S. railroad commissioners, who are on a tour of inspection over the Pacific coast roads. - - The Shedd Public School. i The directors of the Shedd pub- lie 6chool have issued a neat cata- .t in., w. hor.i tbfro. I hi school is well graded and in a flourishing condition. The teach ers are O. F. RusseK, principal, and Miss Anna Godley, assistant. F. S. Fields is clerk, b whom all communications concerning the school should bo addressed. Dressed Chicken and Turkeys. We will have a nice lot of fat dressed chickens and turkeys for yi.urSunlay dinner. Ca'l early! and leave ybnr orders. Willamette! PackingCo. PEOM THB STATE CAPITAL. Newsy Botes from Oar NuinlH.riEg City Down the Stream. Special to the llfr.Al.o. Salem, Sept. 5. The Pendleton Mercantile Company ha9 filed arti cles of incorporation with the sec retary of state. Principal place of business, Pendleton ; capital stock, $50,000; object, to carry on a gen eral wholesale and retail mer chandise business. K. (.;. Thomp son, S. i.othsehikl, J. L. Bean and Jeremiah Barnhart, incorporators, j two daughters ot St. John's Afire started yesterday on the ! Washington, are visiting liiends farm of Tom Malum, about a mile j and relatives here, and a half west of Gervais. Mr ; The ,,0 s met ,ast eveni t Mahan set lire to a etraw pile, and orsBllfce the 1)rass band Tb started to Gervais with a load of have aboIlt deciled to ordcr a & -straw on a wagon. During his ab- j sct of new instruments of the finest senee no fire spread, anfl before it could be stopped burned over aoout 4uu acres ol land, consuining something near four miles of lence ice It run cose to a of wheat which was v b ird work 1,';)0 bushels of .-henll t'ro'isan. bv the'atithoritr .rth,.mniv,.n.,r) irri reward of $:J'J0 for the capture of th highwaymen who robbed r. M. Aihaugh near .-ilverton Fiiday nijj.'it. In addition Albaugh offers : " , ' ewaru lor uio arrest oi me ; stui.ty parties, and twenty kt cent. I tlic money that may br recov- ! ert, ",- ... - ... .1. K. lutl ot Mlverton lieard a ''OISC Ml Ins i-hwken house a9tjj.01l & Overman on First street, :,., i. :nw. :.l. .. shotgun. Beaching the place he discoveie.l a Chinaman running aw ;y lrom there ami bred at him. j eXjWtts jn tiK. nQiir fIltlm, t. im lhe celestial staggered after the ; provo it l)V orectin a two-story shot was fired, and Mr. Buff thinks , brit.k building, makim: it one of the be filled the robber mil ot lead. 1 4nf,Kt th.. sitiwi. Tin. im .,rr- A certificate of acceptance of the Huntington and Connor creek wag on road was tiled to-day at the secretary of state's office, and a warrant drawn on the state treas urer for $10,OCO, the amount appro priated for the building of said road by the last legislature. The load has been built, com mencing at Huntington, Baker county, and following Burnt and to thf. mnntl ( , onnor cM in Baker county. The road was to . . 1.1 - have.,,...,, u i...;.... ; iVl Kt ll.l.t.lJI UV t'l U t - M "MJ . ' fore Uecember, f.v.in, nut as it was; i... .11 1 1 I- ...... , i., ..).,.! uaoi iiuciieu. num .Tf.ir u-u i immediately after the bill passed, ' - . 5 Y" t ? ' " ,W " Xin. k- f , """'"f !,!.. iw! land capital stock, $20,000. Peter I . !... t ;.. ., ,i n i i ., ' . f I ennui uii: iiicuuiuoiiuiB. 1 i. I f,w. lcl.n.-,r .i i . ,i i " V i LOIllIUlllCIl lO UII' iVSYIULU HTUUV.I He is 24 vcars old and his fascina-! tion for "women has caused his I . " 'V ., ."."! ! insanity. He is very boistrous, i i:i : 1 1 ... : iniiKcs noises iiKu uiu.uain nun it- , . . , , - , ; iuses to taiie ins meuicine. Mr.-. Solomon Brower of Rose : buri: was also brought to the asy i lum to-day. She has reached her ! 70th year and has been of unsound ! miad for the past ten years. This is her second commitment. 1 1 1 1 Yf , f 1. Russell and T. b. Potter o! Oa-k- ,p. 11.,.. I land notaries public to-day. COAST XOTKit. Die steamer Liiiauua, winch went ashore opposite Tacoma on j the 20th, was hauled off Thursday night without injury. John Veiiun, near Dixie, this : i wild lita iimr. rioen eomnletoil. ... . . . . . . . vear raised some huge Bartlett i limtierger cheese, etc. be sure to j pears, one of them being nearly al'-all early and get first choice. foot in circumference. latauy oumeo at i uiuuiainu,, bv tlu ignnmg of gasoline while ; lilling a stove from a can Tim Orand Commandery of the Knight Templars of Oregon, will bold their annual session in Eu gene, cemmeucing Tuesday, Sept. 10. Thpre will be no meeting of tht Washington and Idaho fair associ- atjon at Spokane Falls this year, owing to the recent fire at Spokane. The third annual camnmeeting f the Oreiron State Spiritual sw:iety will convene at New Era, j Clackamas county. Septunber 0. and continue 10 days. V The agent at the Yakama Indian ,.ge.u v has suggestek to the gov-i on.ent that white men should Ihj I i iiwi tUo, l reservation, simply because they ; have Indian wives. The Indians themselves object to this. 'L1 ranches on Crooked river and one band of about 3000 sheep to Sandy i Finlayson, says the Ochoco Re- view. The purchase price aggre-; gated about $12,000. The Col. has . ! been emrfltred in the sheen busi-! n?89 in thi for seven or j i eight years and has always been glit years one i grO1 ! one of wr niost successful wool ! '""10. L. Terrill, of Crane creek, have ing built a boat for the purposes has fully explored the mammoth Malheur cave. Heretofore no one has been able to go further than the wafer 500 vards from the en - 1 trance, out Mr. l.. launched ins : boat and paddled into the bowels 'of the earth. He estimated that ;he went full half a mile on the subterranean river when the over- j hanging rocks stopped further f progress. The width of the stream . is about ot) leet, clear ind deep, and the scenery along it grand. I.inn County UuNinesn Council. The next meeting of Linn County Business Council, it is now under stood, will lie on Saturday, Octo ber 5th. at Ilarrisburg Orange's new hall, which is situated at Muddv Station on the Southern ! Pacific railroad three miles north of ilairishmg. The best kid glove ever luou to AHunv for $1.50 at Reads. CBAWFORDSVILLK NOTES. CKATOmviu,, Sept. 2..d. I JnlllH iradNVoIll ;ails the atten Weather line since the rains. j tion cf tin- citizens of Albany to in Several families have gone tothe Sll,e before it is too late. lie rep different hop patches', j sriii - seven insurance companies Quite a number of Indian eamo I W!M. nya VaPit! ?f $76,000,000. in last week. The farmers are about all done storing their grain. ' B. R. Jai-kson has bought a farm near Shedd, here he and his son 'a family will move soon. Mrs. J. V. Conanav and hoi- j manufacture. Itia certain the boys j will make fi - i ,,.- , . f , --ome oi our young men, accom-i ! l:.mi.ed b.v -Nlr- Charles C. Nichols ot Saa Francisco, have returned Some of our young men, accom-1 from a lr5P to C,ear Lake- T!ltJ fisl not as oou as usual The crowd caught about 100 fish. Mr. Nichols lost a gold watch in the I lake while fishing. The wat:h was ! an lipirlnoiii from his rp:it. or-irnl- mother ami wa r,vr 100 vftarsnbl ; .7 .. .-ir.it atrmt rropt-rty I'nrchuKert. K.L.Thompson hs purchased i of Mrs. C. It. Templeton the brick .;.):,.,,..,,.. .,.111:,i v.,, ti, ,,.. containing Ly leet front, the con- Kidrntion lieimr i-t TiOIV Ttii "iv Mr Tlmimn iu f..t 1V..1.1 il poses to enlarge their harness busi ness, putting in machinery to be driven by water or electric power, w hich is rendered necessary by their fast increasing business. Findlry Moria Springs. Frank Crabtree has removed to Findley Soda Spiings. and has taken charge of the hotel and springs. He is prepared to furnish tirst-class accommodations to trav elers, and will furnish feed for hoises w hen desired. Satisfaction 1 . ti 1 smcouii i Ti 'i 1 1.1, the op IIIV 'll a v M' i Ullll 1 ituii. Ieilcacies , mackeral, etc t'ompai.y. Few Can's I. eft. :n Ol our ceh-brated I nitv tea with j which se offer to give a line China K 4 . - ... o . tea set ot ;4 pieces. L-aif at once . " , ' " " ' 7 ;f ' at lhe sel.,eof,,.rf Kin' "'. .Mist opened, at I.. . , .,f t 1 ii:., .u.-i (.irnv.u, 1.. ji. Aiiiii n tailoring department, the very i latest patterns in piece goods for j suitings and trousers, which will be ma le up to order in the most approved style by Mr. E. A. Schuf- Her, the experienced tailor who l.,.o ..1 ,.f .1... ,,.., ll'l. 1 Mill ' H I I IIVMillllVlll. ('all arlvand -et votir rhoicc. of - ... ...... ,. ; . I'llllll 11. ifi.i tin. c L.L- v 17. I'l 'Jbl. II. On Top In fresh fruits Again. and vegetables ! just received. Celi-rv. can bllower. swet potatoes, grapes, peaches, watermelons, canteloupes, iemons, Halien prunes, I Sari let tpears.green peppers, garlic, tomatoes, string beans, comb hon;y, cream cheese, inamelto 1 acking Lo. Take Notice. All Persons indebted to the late IlKl .rrii-l. liiamettn i acumg i firm of ISarri'ic v Robertson w ill The Willamette Valiey and Cas please call a? t'o" store and settle j cade Mountain Wagon Road is in ex their accnunts il!nin delay and cellent condition, and by all odditis rri-.k.iMi' .litlitrj I 1 IV.t-.if... I .1 1.. ... ...1 !...,., Abfr u-.i't-i.ti v... I t.. ,IWHWOr to B:,r,lu. Kobertson. I j l'..cl. l( utlcrj . large-' and linesi di-;.av Thi every brought to thi. vaile received at Stewart & sV. and examine. ju-t ! (!a'ij ' , Not lee. i If vou want a good mattress call i and scfc me. 1 wilt .self woven ! wire mattress 25 eents cheaier than any other nnin mthe city. Tims. Bkixk. A" Jehed to the late- firm d ''' '" 1 lt ' ia,r'.1 IV" at 1 1' Bl,w 1 !-. and Hottie or inn1 s;UvUu tr arrange-1 mml v;!t!u,,lt ,ioIav- ; :A1U;I1IK W. BI.ACKUURN.i WITH , r. ii. ukwkijs Till-: r;urx;KH. Aixr AI.UVXT CUKAMKKY FRKSU MILK itelivercl t.o any lart of the uiy bv Wm' , Mcyers. order car. he left atcoim iiro. -.r j ' f - - Kenton1 nv TOOR the wrout Kobert Stewart, ot TcUiluma, Tcccntly ! D1 a queer experience. He writes: "Carbuncles and boils afflicted my face and neck for weeks. Finally I procured a bottle of one of the leading Sarsnpa- rillas. To my surprise it made matters worse. This raadc mc lose Xsith in Sarsa parillas, but seeing n statement that Joy's Vegetable .Sarsnnnrilla dried tip boils and face eruptions instead of forcing more out, as tho potash snrssparillas do, I bought a bottle. The effect was astonish ing. The carbuncles and boils began to dry up, and in two weeks my face "was ns well and smooth as ever. My brother also took a lmttle with tho same benefit. I ltOBERT Stewart. : Pctaluma, Cal." 1 !Explaualoi-y Note. -Thcmineral, Iodide j of Potash, which is the basis of nearly I all other sarsaparillas, attacks tho blood 1 direct, hence forces impurities through theskin.crentinsmoiCDoilsaadpiuiplcs. ( Joy's Vegetable Sarsnparilla acts ojipo- siieiy. nsvegetauie alteratives stimulate the various secretive organs m;d thus f2T"(;narantced to be first-class ! eliminate all impurities through the r.at- 777 .,--,. Posnoet ,i.f i nralchanncIs.he'iceCriesnppimpk's.iiHl ' lit!,l 1 1 ; ski-a eruptions at once. Tho above tcs- tit, titS (M? ADWOHL timonlal is n cn?e in pyint.J ( "J ,'1 1 " IN!ntE. with a cash denosit in the state of Oregon of $350,0(H). 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 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 ; the losses will all be paid and slill we are ffrVf f'.i Z fi , ter the CJueago fire ready for business, the sane as ai- Klt Glove! Kid G1uvh! . 1 hare just received a full lino of 1 hare just received I kid gloves brand "C j This is a cenuine kid g Our Own." love. I buy direct from importers in New York and consider them the best value of any glove I ever sold for this price. Five buttons, three rows of stitching, $1.50 per pair. . E. Young. Selec t School. Mrs. Wait Mead, recently from New York, w ill open a select school and kindergarten in the V. C. T. U, Hall, Monday, September 0th. Terms liberal. Patronage solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mas. Wait Mkao. Albany, Oregn. .1 Jin? joll mit.rh, full jf.wlcd ami i)itrirai).rrr, Jor cadi, at F. AI. Frijnrh'x, the Coriirr Je.vvlry Store: Let ns give the readers of the II kk- aiii n titM t.imitv artvirr. Hnf cholera morbus, dysentery and di arrhoea. The only B;ifc way to com bat these diseases, is to keep some reliable remedy at hand, and all who have tried O'hainbtriain'a Colic, Cholera and Biarrhcea Kemedv will admit that it is the most prompt, j reliable arid successful medicine : known for these complaints, It costs j but 25 or 50 cents, and may be the 1 . r ... . r meant oj oiu vuu 'r our lauoiv 'i.:li sutlermg Jf not file itstlf.be- fore tlio summer is over. For sale by j : Fosliay .t Mason If you want a clean and tine kinoke askfor J. Joseph's home made white: nbor clears. For sale br most cigar dealers and at J. Joseph's factory, ! Jor business at the Portland Easiness Col cge, Portland, or at the Capital Iiusiuea tollegc. Salem. Ilotii schools are undd he management of A. P. Armstrong, ha1 pine course of studies, same rates of tuition Busiiic, Sliorlhmid, fypewritincr, Pcnmansliip, IJnglish Depart uents. Dav and evcniiiR sessions. Student j dmitted any time. For Catalogue, addres tirtland limine" t ollryr.npupitnl Bnsinfts(-ollf 1 Portland. Oreeoti. vil Salem. Oreiron. UVIVFRSITY OF OREGON. Kr;i:.K city. Nextoesision begins 011 1Ioik1, Stjiti'mlier j It). 1S8.9. Free Lholarsliipsi'rom rvery coun ty In the state. Apply to j our county super-' intendent. Free tuition after January 1, f 1S1I0. rour conrces: lamal, Siieiitinc, : Literary and a short KKlish courec, in which therein no Latin, Uretk, French or ) 1 Ccnsmn. The Kn-linh i.s prc-cniincutly a j business course For catalogue or tner m- formation, veilntiA 1 j. w. joiixsox. ptcsiiieot. 1 Over The . q-, no T'r i TTQ j V.'AoL'A UfJ MU U i I A III ij i ; FKOM AI.KANY K LEBANON WAHD. KAS1- Bastern Oregon. IKater am! cray u abuiiilioit along the etitin road. The grados are easy, acccminodations su- pcri-r and the road well bridScd I'lakui )t She bent niouiitMii ro.-nt iu the state. For xununer jauntf. hunt- imr and nmmg the i. aa:aic juran- tains in the vicinity of Clear Lake i and the Three Sisters afford superior I advantages. i rp Flie City Restaurant, Under the new management uf II. I Lainpmau will be conducted on a ; first-class plan. Meals will he served ; sit all hours. Consult the BILL OF FARE And order whatever you want, pay-; ing for what yon nnTer and nothing j more. Straight meals served as usual 1 1 i ... c 1 101 -.1 CHI VP, ami mem m I'l'in 1 1 j a 5 cent roll aud cup of oofi'e to a j first-class $1.00 nital. 1 rarFtu nished rooms to let in eonnec- j tion with the restaurant. A reliable V. 8. 8taaard S ten scale eily delivered at your neai eat railroad station free of freight on thirty Jaya trial. Lrrer scaled at proportionately law prices. War ranted for Ire veara. Adores. F. C. HOFFMAN, Albany. Oregon. ISA KING PO WDER. Put, up expressly for Juliu3 tGrad wohl and sold at his Golden . Rule Bazaar in ONE POUND CANS AT ; o - MPVTi T'TiT? A "X" j jJ vlo l' - xjxv vy-f-J. GOLDEN RULE F. L. Kenton -DEALER IK- Staples and Fancy GE0CERIE8 ilso Chttice Candies. Huts, Cigars and Tobaccos? Fruits, Vegetables, Ete. TERMS CASH ANI PRICES LOW. Subscription Agent for mil Leading 3fr jmpers and Magazines. V1NAU THE POSTOFFICE. L.E. BLAIN, Leading We are ready now with our fall and winter goods I and will be glad to see j Ah the most ol" you know ' " " we carry a comprehensive -- - r assortment Ol ITOOtlS WOm r. . j ly men and boyp,and aim to kwf everything the j General Trade wants, 1 In tabries, the best for- j t 1 . lgn and dOllieStlC fflftDU- . 1. A 1 . i . uivtuiuii uav V. tvuuiu 1 ! uted to our assortment. It is by far the largest t ,j 1 a 1 and lHOSi, fllVerSltieU SWCK - ,. 1 we ever tnl j I would seem all anv cu.s- , tonif r could desire, and L SUCCESSORS TO WALLACE, THOMPSON A CO. FLINN'S BLOCK, ALBANY. IT he Mm Carry the largest sfek in the city, enabling he to supply any and every want f tkir customers. SPECIALTIES In Table Luxris,Ghice Teas amd CofteesCreaaL ery Better n lee, rt am heew, Canned Geods, LUNCH GOODS, ETC. -AfcL KINDS Or- Fres Fruits l Constantly on ALBANY, OREGON Clothier, our prices are right, Besides the durable sta- ples which are made up to the highest standard ot excellence, there is an ex tensive variety of higher priced novelties of finest finish to meet the demand cf the fine trade. Particular attentiom will b paid to our Mer Our chant Tailoring. stock of SSuitingi and Trouserings is large and in quality,color and taste lulness of design splen did. A Fit liuarantettti. When von have time. give us a c all k Thompson mm. and Waies