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1 HE atOKNINfi HKKAIJ); THURSDAY.: SEPTEMBER 12 1889. glornittfl gaily Strati Till! MAILS. hi the Albaiir fw-'rifTi e does rjll office north " I K-iolern s'.atcs Vi:c Wert Side iit'J the Ntrtr fJaoje It. 14. ur 1 or-iaud unci Sleai.... -."orva'li and Yqiiu....... -jfECO Itlltil ...... MIMttwmi ( Aura a. f .T:80r. 'ae iMM'.-j-riu-e will Iji ciosca eck r.-.ia2 s.!u x to screa o'clock. to-ruiered matter for tht-fleurly mii-miif .-kiti should be DMilsd beiorc o clock the . rtiouseeuiny. OREGON PACIFIC I'lMfi, 1 AKLfc. Arrive ix-parut !n.i;Qjii.oo . m 1 S 'r.iilt" Vl . Vrucnt.... seci:kt sociktiks. 1 . U. t". W.Sifety l.odj-v Nil. 13: tno.-Ti- V every .M iikUt ercniuc t thr i;. a. i: Oi on --r nweer. butu-rcn Sceou.l uml I'uirJ. Alnaaj, .re;-".ii . Strut"-ir-t in ta :t-- and tra:uisnt rv.;ktn cordil!v unite I to attend. TOTTIHOl ASOPT TOWN. Wheal remain Kin-hant-d ;it C.- cents. The statr Monday. ii to the , your wati-ln-luvsh I T! ;naple sup : fair wi'.l per rn-r iweirv tiv. fur Canada ',i:ti oats and Parker tt.-os. Watches anil prices to i: i.v.,....i. uit evrv- s'.:ramti:e.i io secure a peacn, prune 1 or t:a- u-.nwi sdver pc.iish in thc;r pear from Oregon, as if it were mamel in to 11. ''.Bert's : .rti. i-v t.:.i,t ... .j.t tt. I'me cider vinegar direr: fr..m .Jie lactory at I . L. tventonV. v. ho addiesse.t the crowdeu btit tts, Jut received, the lattt s; 1 1 of tiu' 4,isI,!a.v ofl 1 xl,!t"1 mu-ie, in Lru iptantities at W:ll!al hea lipiai ter and ai.-.o I otl: r matters relating to (.Jregon. i.. , . ; i i. ii i . , ; The wiiole thing wa.- a jii.-rfect loi scs.o : Ii-wk.-, I'l.iiiK.-, tab-1 , -i- . i i ito f,. . n .. ! i success. 1 exas ami icon- in hud lew, .etc., g- to the t itv Urucr i -j c ?tore ' "I display on each side of the j Oregon headquarters, but they Ircsc!ii:ions ami recipes care-. b;th shewed up so Wadly bvthe bide :jil.ycomp..undeilattoeCity I)n:g of the Oregon exhibit "tiiey, as t'-'11' . the saying goes "shut up shop," A No. 1 I'.rewatcr buggy, single I and drowned their sorrows by ?r loub!e,f.r jsale cheap at L. Oott-; mingling w ith tho roaming crow ds. Heb'.i. The Oregon exhibit w ill remain Oo to .(. M. Hankie's for bar-j where :t ,m,Jer the -harue of tins iu griH-eries, good butter and', G- N- Mitchell of Yamhill until tat chickec . October oth, when it will be re- ave money bv bnyiBs a vear's j tfTU,e,resVl r? Im vth supply of boots a'nd nhoe t cost at ! gj6 tlt ChK' W,,cre W F Read's : remain, j, ,', , , This is the tirst time that any cx- Jjoots and shoe.-, below cost, to liibit of anv description has make loom for other goods, at C. been allowe-.I "in this room, but as Tj. Lrownell 8. tnc board wns so completely Light frosts are reported iu por- surprised at the magnificense of tions of Linn county during the the display they cheerfully con past few days. sented to allow it the space men Prof. E. G. L. Lorillard has ac- tio'ied. cepted the position of professor of i llis word Oregon" was in the music in the Albany college. ' "ouMi of every visitor at the en- fu i: . i . i campment and it was the best ad- Ji&f ?' tisement the state has ever had. S'ftlS fr? "le factory by Xll0 titizens of lhut cit did . l'JCt ' S V"T thi"S in their Pwer to make everv- package. thjng comf01.labie for ti,e visitors, . t real, laquina oysters served in laud no cut-throat prices were de averj style at F. II. Pfeiffer's. j manded. Mr. Cook and Mr. Mc Also a choice lot of fresh candies Elrev are lou4 in their praise for just opened. f t jie treatment received. The largest stock of ladies and ients gold and gold tilled watches ' in Linn county at F. M. French's. Many hop yards will go unpicked Prices lower than ever. j in Oregon this year owing to low The oyster season has reopened prices, and fresh Yaquina ojsters will be ,' A California exchange is author Mervetl every lay in any stvie at iiy for tJie Blufement that -a lodge Jae City Restaurant. j of co.ored Masons was instituted in When you wish a fine silver : 1''d P.lutTa few days ago. polish call for Ken silver polish. It is n's Sea Lion ; the finest and j test polish m the market. Ankles are uprainetl, fingfrs are lnasheti aud limb broken ; acci dents are always happening. In aorc with Winn in the Travelers. The citv was ouniL'ed in dark ness for a short tim last evening, j tlie water supply for the electric Sights having been temporarily. shut off. j W. A. Matin, recently from the j East, has removed to this city with 1 iiis family. He has formed a j partnership with F. A. Rurkbart ; in the real estate business. The Ochoco Review says Frank I'cmpscy and family will soon re move to the Willamette valley and ooate on a ranch he bought of Marion Powell in Linn county. Delicious Saratoga Chips, fresh trein the factory, also "Boston : Raked Veans," melons, teaches, tomatoes and fruits of 11 kinds in profusion at LaForest & Thompson's. Jud-e J. J. Whitnev Las gone to i townships ot unsurveyed land in Oatesville to attend a. case in Jus- j the Nehalcm valley will be thrown ice Clark's court commenced by a ; op'i for settlement about January man for a claimed debt for sheep 1 first, ft is also reported that, over shearing against Dr. J . L. Hill of j 500 settlers have squatted on the this city 1 'an an( represents quite an Testimony iu the Washington I active aml growing village, street grade injunction suit is being It is estimated that lue lorests ot taken before O. ilIrvine, referee. : Washington territory contain 175, A number of witnesses have been i 000,000,000 feet of uncut hemlock examined. The case will come up and fir. in some places averaging at the Octobertenn of circuit court, j from 25,000 to tJO.OOO feet, per aire. i v,t;.i !. tro..tr Uv-! With the immense facilities pos- lro7d "Vr. . " 7 ; 7. .i' I " wmoe compieieu to iuc thai winter. The coumany proposes to push the work actively during! the next three months, and will ; nrobablv have 1.000 men at work. ! . I- 1.1 I IT..Ut.n.1 nt ' - I Aiessrs. ivonier nu uuu,i .. -the S. T. K. R. and a sou of the 'J latter gentleman, went over the O. , P.' on a special to. xaqmnavuy bridav. Thev toot a boat to New- wm4 and viewed the siehts oil the I bay with much interest. Of course there" is nothing particularly startlicR aboul this, yet wc. havo reason to believe they were not over there on a vacation. Cor vallis Times. PERSONAL MKNTION. Miss Mary Schlosser left yester day for a week's visit with friends in Corvallis. Dr. Cusick of Salem was in the city yesterday, the guest of his brother, J. W. Cusick. . Olyde Hill and Claud Mansfield have returned from the hot springs on the eastward extension of the Oregon Pacific. D. II. Tilton, representing th Mercantile Directory for California. Oregon, Washington and Idaho, of a:i Fiancisco, Cal., is in the city. Fresh oysters served every day at Hermann's restaurant. IT WAS A BUCCE83. The Or:goa Exhibit at uaa-ier. aUEiixy B; JCilwaakee Gem tarns Home. Stdeia. Evening Journa", Sept. 11. Commander McElroy, accompa nied by hi wifo and son and .Mr. and Mrs. 1L 8. Cook, returned borne last evening from Milwaukee and when seen this morning, were looking in the best of spirits and havo got t'e "handshaking" down 80 fine that they ran outdo the president. The Oregon exhibit was the crowning feature of the whole en campment. The gent'emen haying the thing in ciiarge understood what they were doing and their ellVn tH were well rewarded. During the week they were there it io estimated that over 30.000 people visited the headquarters of this wonderful rmow and were completely earned away by the wonderful display. Them. -and 3 of people hive tasted ofOieon fruit and havo samples of Oregon grain that n-jver would have hap- pened only for this trip, The Oregon delegation for three day- paraded the principal streets of .d.iwaukee, headed hv a tine ; t.n; i. The delegation followed tlie i ,i:i,u' ':1 cahs loaded with . t uit, !wti icli was scattered among the siii-gi!!g crowd oi people on either side of the street, who i : th cabs was :t good speaker,! COAST NOTES. Over $L'0.00 of fire insurance has been canceled in Whatcom, V T I'urine t'nn n:i'f week he- - - t- - t - cause of lack of proper protection a'in-t the llantes. The lo.-.s of registered money by the recent mail robbery on the Can von Citv road was less than and not over flOO'i, is pub- iisnen 10 tne worm. Last Thursday's Raker j;si inursuav s iukci viiv RIade says: "The thermometer was ..own io ,..e yesterday morning, and ice formed in several places nirougnoiu uie citv Ticoma is anon: in en cu Position building to co-t $100,000,., and bti ready for busino-s in lh'JO. It a ill im lude immeiisc fish tanks "for exhibiting I'uget Sound fish. The new artesian well at Raker City has caused a renewed interest in the project in boring for water and many of the towns of Eastern Oregon are making preparations to ; sink wells. 1 The report is that at lease three sessed for converting tins mtolurr ber. it will he years betore an impression will be made upon this V Y J ,n""Kr- The sherifis of the different Eastern Oregon counties are plan- m Anil iav n ciiartna' iAnt'nn. object of which is to . . - another for the 1 : onvl rtif iln 11 T fh onil nf hors tblevend. other crimmmals. A 8,imilrArganjzatipu exists in Iowa and is said .to-be far more effective than the present plan by which there is- little eo-operation among the sheriffs. rarawell Tarty. A pleasant farewell party tender ed Rev. It. P. Webb at the resi dence of It. F. Simpson last even ing. Mr. Webb has occupied the pulpit of the Methodist church in this city lor a number f years, and has made many warm friends, lie departs in a few days to begin his labors at Sellw ood. Kealh of Mr. Whit. Mrs. Mary White, daughter of W. R. Graham, of this city, died at her home in Independence on the Pth inst, aged ,) years. The remains wore brought to this city for interment, being buried ester day beside two of her brothers. The deceas; d wsi- formeily a resi dent of AU.m::v. COMISa TO THE VALLEY- Horn Seeien Closing lbs if onatains in tie Qq Old Wiy, By Testes. The Ochoco Review of the 7:h inst. says: Oregon a auvsrtising efforts in the Middle West are he- ginning to realized now in this pait of the state. The pa.-r three weeks some thirty or more wagons and teams, with the average accom paniment oi loose stock, have passed through this p.irt of the state e-nroute to the Willamette valley. Those specially mentioned hail from far-awav k'an.-as. Ne- braska and the liiack Hills country, all the wav across in the good old way by team, lheir ellorts artj commendable, to say the least. One outfit camped here last Sunday evening, direct from the Black t'.lld, having left there on May 12, this year. They s,:id their teams were ponies, and they distanced other teams on the way that were ; large, heavy horses. The latter ,' w ill come iu this fall some time, j AliloJvtothe W-llamette valley) as the heaven of their hopes. None i of them show any disposition to j s'op iu this dry country. They j wa:ir to go wncre it rains once in a whilf. UnilH mimJ.er of ..H,m who are residents of this count v, ami the dried up section east of hre are also going to winter in the Willamette. TiSWK.NT NOTES. Tangent, Sept. 1). Dr. McAlister and wife were seen in our town Sunday evening. Frank J-'Wier, of near Staytnn, who was visil:ng Mr. Mills' folks, returned to Stayton to-dav. A new city hall is very badly needed here in Tangent. We hope some one will build one in the near future. was given by The party which AUss inxie .Morgan was we.l at tended, and everv one seemed to enjoy themselves. Rev. McFarland preache.a to the; peoj.! Junction the coming 1 vear. Rev. Howird. of Wall ! Walla, will fill the vacancy here. Rev. Garrison, of Colorado, preached to a good audience here t the Tangent church last und.-y. He made two ample sermons here on Sunday. Mr. (ierge Lnpcr is moving w ith i his family onto his farm about two miles northeast of Tangent. He is going into the farming business. We hope he will have success. Mr. E. L. Bryan and family are moving over to Corvallis this week, and to day bid good-bye to Tan gent. Rev. McFarland and Rev. Rev. P. A. Moses are also going to remove to the same place. We think Tangent is standing her little boom as well as anv town of her size in the way of building. The new school house is completed at last, and Mr. K. W. Mills de serves great credit for the con struction of the building. If. is finished nicely on the inside, and we were informed that school w ill commence next Monday. Crlm. in Crook County. Crook county seems to possess a gang of cut-throats. Shooting; affrays are numerous over there, and now in addition to the proba-. ble murder of tieorge Xutting ' comes the report that recent devel opments lead many to believe that ! Ed. Cantrell who recently disap-! peared from Summit Prairie, was foully dealt w ith. It is not deemed advisable to give publicity to the I reasons for this belief, though they are not without foundation. An ; organization of vigilantes might prove of benclit in Crook count v ' O lHeprs Kicctetl. .it tne grand conclave ot tne Knights Templar of Oregon, held j at Eugene on the 10th inst., the following officers were elected for' jne ensuing year : it. r. r.arnan, ; j;rand commander; F. N. Shurt ieff, deputy grand commander; 1). I. Mason, generalissimo; S. M. Yoran, captain general; I. W. Pratt, prelate; J. M. Hodson, senior warden ; R. E. Lippcncott, junior warden ; A. Roberts, treas urer; F.J. Rahcock, recorder. Notice to V. ot H. The next regular meeting of Linn County I'.usiness Council P. of II. will be held with Ilarrisburg grange at their new hall three miles northeast of Ilarrisburg at Muddy Station on the O. & C. R. R. on the first Saturday tho oth day ofjaretiret forced to relax their graj October 188!t. Members of the 1 and eventually to abandon it alto, grange from adjoining counties gethcr. But it i preventive force respni ttullv invited. F. M. Ki.KR , l'res L 0 R C ' i So Joke 1 Rut the same old thing. Just I received, a fine lot of cream j cheese, honey, limburger, cheese.' chipped beef and another' line lo ti of our celebrated roast coffee-the finest in the market ground lo order. Willamette Packing Co. The Noble lied Men. A number of Indian hop pickers have been in the city during the past few days with Indian ponies for sale. The red men afforded a first-class circus by riding some of the "bucking"" ponies. They sold several at $8 to $15 each. A Cutholi- OmHfrv. The Catholics of this citv have purchased two acres of land ad joining the Jewish cemetery, and will improve the ground and con vert it into a Catholic cemetery. Wanted Immediately. ... . i i i . . . I vme niinureu men to work on ! the construction of the Oregon Pa I cilic railroad. Apply immediately at the oilioe of Antonelle & Doe, I contractors, at the St. Charles I hotel. Dnrno's Catarrh Smiil'. .Sure cure tor; -ore cic-, deal;: headache, am! the wiit .forms catarrh hi the head and ;l.:o:'.t V 2." edit. So'd i AU'ar.y, llregon. ol STATE DISPATCHES. Notes fiom the Stats Capital-Minor It-k ' fr.rn Pertlaud. Pokh.a.vo, Sept. 11. About 0 o'clock this morning a tdiglit t ol- lision occurred at the big iron rail- j road bridge in which tne O. K. & X. Co.'s steamer Bouit- and Cant . . t .. . t I : i 1 . spencer s wiai .ii.iini jarreu eacn other up in an exciting manner. Little damage was done, and no one was seriously hurt. The little 4 year old girl of Mr. and .Mrs. Charles llendie, ho fell down the stairway of the Interna- ' tional hotel at noon yesterday is in ! a verv precarious condition at the Portland hospital, but is vet alive. At 2 o'clock to day a convention met at Trinity church to organize an Episcopal diocese of Oregon, at which the Kt. Rev. U. Wistar Morris presided. About 40 dele gates are present. SALEM NOTES. Salem, Sept. 11. The governor has appointed It. Citron and II. W. llotie, of Portland, and C. H. dun, of LaCIrande, as notaries public. C. U. Hoggatt who fell and was i "'J'feU 31 ItlC lieW WICK tUllltiing ! yesterday is sinking very rapidly, j 1 l,e tors say he cannot recover, i .7" , WdClov! i have just received a full line of kid gloves brand "Our Own." This is a genuine kit! "lovo I buv direct from importers in New York and consider them trie best value of anj' glove J ever sold price. Five buttons, three stitching, ?,-! .50 per pair. Young. lor this rows of S. :. late Take Notice. All persons indebted to the firm of F.aruuc & Robertson will please call at the store and settle . their accounts without delay and ; greatly oblige, J. M. Rarcue, successor to Lardue it Robertson. fimlley Sola Serine. ,.l''rank Crabtree has removed to ''"dley Sotla Springs, and has tkcn charge of the hotel and ' prinpa. He is repared to furnish lirst class accommouations to trav- ' elers, and will furni.-h feed for horses when desired. Satisfaction guaranteed to all vli patronize the popular pleasure and health resort. California Citt-It-Cure. The only guaranteed cure for catarrh cold in the head, hay fevar, rose cold, caturrhal dvufi.css iiud t.ore eyes. He store the smsc of taste and unpleasant tireitth, resulting frour catarrh. Ivts and pleasant to use. Follow directions aw! a cure is warranted, t.y all drug ! gists. Send for circular to Ahit-tine I Medical Company, Oroyille, C d. Six , months' treatment for $1; sent by ' mail. SI 10. For sale hy Foshay tic ' Ma-nn. .1 Few C:ih-h Left. Of our celebrated Fnity tea with j which v.e offer to give a line China tea t--ct of .r4 pieces. Call at once and get a sample can and a chance at the net free of charge. . . t ..j. . 1'ocketCutler.y. The largest and lines! di.-play every brought to this valley just received at Stewart ct SoxV." Call and examine. All I ersoio j Indebted to the late firm ofj Rrownell Ac Stanard will please call at the store f C. E. Rrow nell and settle or make satisfactory arrange-1 rnents without delay. ,' Notice. If you want a good mattress call 1 nd see roe. I will sell woven wire mattress 25 cents cheaper than j any other man in the city. j Tuos. Rkikk. i iIory 9 Loan. At a low rate f inter. st tn cx iarm roperty in Linn county, or on best Improved city property in Albany. Apply to Rlackhrrn & Wright, Albany, Oregon. OlMiiriMlng nu I nurru l or. "This was sometime u parados,'" n Hamlet says. Since, however, the people cf America and other 'ands have, been enabled to pit Ifostettcr'n Stoma?!! Bitters against that unseen I maun iu, ii. la ou milder u paruuu., but an eay possibility. Whatever : malaria evolves its misty venom to poison the air, and decaying unwhole some vegetation iiupregnaitr uie j water, there, in the very btronghold ; of miasma, is the auxiliary potent to i uisarin me loc ana assure r. un.i ot....... ..w.i...it protection. Fever and ncrue Fprrr nni"no-ii.. hiiions I remittent, dumb Qxue and asrue cakr, I no matter how tenaciously they have fjoil.eiier their clutch on Itie. svstem. cmci.y rii ninm. n.e '''ttersio persons dwelling in nialaria- buckler of defence agaiust which the enemy .s powei less. Cures, likewise. dyspepsia, rheumatism.4 kidnfy ni b'lllou ailments. . m . . . j . , . iWrTJlZtU to Albany for $l.-)0 at Reads, for business nt the Portland Business Col cge, I'orttand. or at I lie Capital llusinea Jollege, Salem. Nolii reboo'.s are under he management of A. I'. Armstrong, havl mt course of nt tidies, same rutesof tuition BusineN, Msortlmuri, rypewriting, renniansliip.KnBlish Depart Bents. Iay and e-cnint; sessions. Stuucut timitted any time. Kor Catalogue, ad!res rtlaod Bmomi fllf.ftprap!tal Bmiim folic l'ortland, Ciregon. H Salem, Orcpon AUtaMnttr'ii Sale. ...OTICE IS IIBKEBY GIVES THAT i the tindenriirueil. admiiiistrator of tbt cs'ato of Uco. W. Terry, deceased, will, par Mririt to an order of the county court of l.inn county, Orjrn, duly matte an.l cn tevnl of record on I he ith day of September, las:, at the court house door in Albany, is mid lomity, on Kriday, the :h i!y of 6i.-to-bor, lHSO," at the hour of one o'ulot k in the attcrnoon rf said e?y. sell all the rieht. title hiiJ intcrttt of the saiil Ciorje W. Ptrrr, dfiv. acd, nt the time cf hii lieatlt in anil to the tollowinjr ik-crilx-rt jircnirs, to-wit-c The wi-it l:a!f f 'he mnlliat ;ii; tor, anil the north i-.ali rf Ihs . ;ithev; qtnrfer nf l se--io!) il in n.wr.'-liip ! -oti;t. rauze 1 rust M l tii- Vii!:tit!i fto r.eriJian. ::i l.iim rouiitr. "r c:i.ti:dr 1J0 ai.rt-, th-.- invhrs ' .-li i-i l.:1- ' TV INSURE. Jul.u Cradwohl calls the atten tion of the citizens of Albany to in sure he fore it is loo late, lie re p resei!!: seven insurance companies who can v a capital of $70,000,000, with a cash deposit iu the .state of Oiviion of ?:0,000. Farmers who have spent the en tire year in producing a crop of wheat should run no risks now, hut promptly get insurance upon the crop and guard against Cret for tl thev lose their crop bv hre.it i a calamity to the whole community as well as an irreparable injury to to them. , Seattle, Ellensbnrg, Vancouver and Spokane Falls has nothing to lo with our companies; the losses will all be paid and still we are ready for business, the same as af ter the Chicago Jire. Carkleit'N Arulr nlr. The Pest. Salve in the world for Cuts, Hruit.es, oreB1 Ulcers, Salt' l.heum, Fever Sores. Tetter, Chapped i Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all ; Skin Eruptions, atid posilivrly curen Piles, or no pay required. It U ; Guaranteed tosrivi: pcrtect satisfaction, ' or money refunded, Priee 35 cent ' per bos, for mW ty roaliay Mason, On Top Again. j In fresh fruits and vegetables' just received. Celery, cauliflower, ! sweet potatoes, grapes, peaches,; watermelons, canteloupes, lemons. j Haiien prunes, Bartlett pears.green i pepiiers, game, tomatoes, siring ; beans, comb honey, cream cheese, limberger cheese, etc. Re sure to call early and get first choice. Willamette Packing Co. j SeinMrf. Shears, j Immense stock at Stewart A ' Sox's. 'I he best quality and any size or style. Call and examine our6tock. Stewart & Sox. ' Let lis give the readers of the Hkk- j AL1 a little timelv ailvice. Hot! weather is coining and with it coiic, ch ikra morbus, djsentery and di - arrlniea. Tne :nly safe way to coin- hat these diseases, ii to keep Home I reliable remedy at hand, and all who have tried Chainb'rlaurs Ctdic, 1 Cholera and Diarrhwa Remedy will ! admit that it is the most i romut, I reliable and successful medicine 1 known lor these complaints, It costs ' hut 27t or 50 cents, and may be the means of saving you r your family niUi.h suffering if not life itself, he fore the summer is over. For sale by boshay & Mason During our cpidejiie cf dyscnterj' in the summer Of lbi'J. I sold W liot ths of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and I)i rhoca 1 eint dy, ind it proved j satisfactory 111 every instance. 1 lie remedy is standard in this eomniun- ity.-Ceorge B. Djrbar, Druggist, Center Point. Iowa, Tlie epidemic referred to, was by far the worst Unit Ins ever occurred in Iowa. Over 40 persons died from 11, 111 a town of only .MHi iiuudrect inliatntaDts; nut every i i'Hi in tvhieh tl-.e rempflv w-a lmetl ! r"eessf i re.nvere.1 It hs .....ll v MK-eessfn huin:r the (mhlemif of bloody flux in Vir'iiiiri. in 1SS7. nrid in iVIiehiin and Southern Illinois, in JS-SX. It hits ' lu.en in frtntAnt n e fnr nver Keven. 1 teen years, and has proved itself to be j . t . i i: ..: .1: me uioM i-ueeeM hi uiruinnu et tiih covered for bowel eomplaints. For Rule by Foshay .Mason. 77.... : archie xv. ri.ackrurn,; wn ii Chit'ago drid leM'. chipped t order at C. E. RniwnellV. .1 iottl u:ntrli,Jull jrwelc ii'turunti fd. for $.') ra.--i, at T .v. 'riiuris. Ih: (Junit r .i-.trrlri Store UMVFHSlir u f OREGON. Net N-.Nti'n l-riii m M-nrnhit . Si .l ml i r li. 1SS9. Ytck h. lip!iOl:ijfi.iii tvi ry i.j.tni j (v In tiie Kl:ite. Api'ly t mir t-nnj stiptir- int:iniiit . i-'ri.e tuition nit..:!' .laiiuarv 1, ( is;). Koar i-onrni;-: C'aoii-al, Stitntifie, ; Literary :iil ft short Kralish iimrse, in wliih tSii.-rf ix lei lttiti, t;rf.t-i., Krrin h or ' (icrnmn. 'Hie Ensli.-h is pre ruiiK-inlv a business c'jr(-c. For cala'i'uei or etner in formation, aelress .). W. JOHNSON, prudent. Tho I'it-v Ilrstaiirantjr Under the new management of II. i ' . jinoiiin conducted on a ; lii'st-elass plan. M eais w III be Kerved at all hours. Consult th- BILL OF FARE j And order whatever you want, pay- ing for w hat you rdr and nothing l mare, straight lueai.i wired os usual for 2.1 cents, and meals to rW from ; a O cent roll unit cup oi nonce io a . first-class $1.00 mal. i OrFurnishcd rooms t let in onnec tion with the restaurant. ' A reliable V. S. Stanurd IMen eale enly . 37, delivered Kt your nearest railroad station j free of freight on thirty days trial, larger ' scale at proportionately lew prices. War-; ranted for fire years. Aildrcm, V. C. HOFFMAN. Albany. Oregon. B a KIN a PO IV MSB. ! Put up expres-slv for Julius fGrad wohl and f-old at his Colden . Pule Bazaar in ONE POUND CANS 25 CENTS gjriuara nt..ii PEll CAN to be firB-el3- K. L. Kenton -DKALKK IK- Sta,ple and Fsjiioy GROCEME ilso Choice Candies, Nuts, Ciyarsand Tobaceest Fruits, Vegetables', Etc. TERMS CASH t . .. . SUUSCriptlOlt Atfeilt pajtei'S fillfl Magazines. ' " jgr'KAK THE POSTOFFICK. - - - L.E. BLAIN, THE Leading We are ready now with 0111' fall and -- - winter floods j . - 7 j HU Will be glad to SCe ; you. An the most of you know we carry a comprehensive assortnnf-nt of goods worn 1 j by men andboj,?ind aim to ke evervthin' tho A J O i rn t VTeiiei aJ IradeWautS, I . - . j In tabriCS, the best for j J i ei"Sn :in(l domestic 'S" tSOmeSUC mXUU' facturers have contrib uted to our assortment. It is by far the largest : :UK most diversified stock we ever carried ind would seem all any cus tomer could desire, and LaPorest iTiorapi SUCCESSORS TO WALLACE, THOMPSON A COJ FLINT'S BLOCK, ALBANY. Leading Carry the largest toek t0 supply an? and every II SPECIALTIES In Table Luinries,hoice Teas ancl CoieeCream ery Bttter on Ice, Oreaia Cheese, Canned Goods, bany. Oregon, j iJltoch goods etc. -ALL KINDS OF- rdi Fruits Constantly on AK1) PRICES LOW. for all Leading NetcA- ALI1AN Y, OREGON, Clothier, our prices are right, Besides the durable sta- pies which are made up c.o the highest standard t excellence, there is an ex tensive variety of higher priced novelties of finest finish to meet the demand ... . of the fine -e. Particular attentieii will bfi paid to our . ' chant Tailoring. Mr 0r an4 stock of Suitings Trouserings is large ani in quality, col or aiirl taste fulness of dsign sple did. A Fit Guaranteed. When von have time, give us a ; nil in the city. enab:ing he . . want of their customers. Hand. and
