fJHE MOmSTiyG UFTiAIP: WEDNESDAY, frEPTEMDED 16 1889.
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vtiit. sho.iSd !uai!iwl before h o clock the
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ORtCtiOX TACinC TIME TAULK.
Arrives Departs
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SKCKKT SOCIETIES.
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:-ui ,n rcry strtet. Iiutwtcn S eomt a:i.
HUM. Altia::y. Oregon. Slrjri.-.;rs in .hr
-it. ar.d trajm.-tr. lircthr. tt cvrdrtltv imittJ
to attei.ti.
.JOTTINtiS AIU)( T TOWN.
Fresh oysters served every day
at Hermann's; restaurant.
For tho t;nst silver polish in the
rnarket fro to II. 'Veit's
The Albany Building anil Loan
Association vi!! meet Friday
evening.
For school book-, blank.-, tub
ta!
.'ets, etc., to the '.'i:v
.Store.
Drue
! 'reset -ti.i!is an:l reii.s 4-are-.'uiiy
roriipu-mdcd ;lt t!.o i'itv Irtig
."'ore. "
Cl.oi.H- butter and fresh vi.et
! .'ta"ie- :ind melon's at IV.r!i:c
grocery.
r.ool
an.
sil,
OOiO'.V cost, to
:uake I ocin iMrc.th.T ;iid.-
at C.
i.. irowncII s.
F?nc tabia syrup at F. L. Ken
ya's, retailed in quantities to suit
The purchaser.
C. C. Uawlinj and F. K. Allen
nave purchased .1 half block of
Tweedale it llediield in South Al
bany, paying for the same $000.
A fine asEortmetit of "Cniver
vU" heating ftoves, the best in the
Market, just opened at Hookinrt &
Saltmarsh's. Call and soe" them.
Frank Blodgett. clerk at I. L.
Kenton's, found a keg of sugar too
heavy to test upon his finger with
comfort, and pulled the linger out.
It is drtssed in mourning now.
An "Inquiry Social" will be
iveri at tho Congregational
church on Friday evening next.
Something new-. A cordial invita
tion is extended to everyone.
Delicious Saratoga Chips, fresh
from the factory, also "lioston
Uaked Ueans," melons, peaches,
tomatoes and fruits of all kindj in
profusion at La Forest & Thomp
son's. The Ochoco Review says : Mis.
James FMkins and familv accom
panied by Mies Addie "Clavpool
started for Albany last Mondav.
Mtss Clavpool will remain about
two months in Albany risking re
latives and friends.
The board of directors of the
street railway company state that
they have not definitely decided as
to whether they will extend the
road this season or not, and that
the location of the new linos has
??ot yet been determined.
rXBBOXAL MENTION.
Mrs. Flitidt ani children,
Medford, are visiting their
home, Albany, this week.
John- Sommerville, hanker
Vf
hast Portland, brother of Mrs. N
. filodgett, an in the citv yes
terday. Quite a number of llanishurg's
citizens w ere seen ujon our streets
yesterday. Among them we nokd
U. A. Kampy, W. J. McMeeken.
Stm May, J. P. Schooling, K. II.
Snodgrass and Charles Ievis.
AlmoKt an Accident.
The extra train which htougiit
in tho passengers from the steamer
Willamette Valley from Yaquina
JKay last evening met a hand car on
one f the -grades. The occu
pants fit the car were appar
ently busy' Watching a forest lire
ragfng near the road, and did not
notice the whistling, which the en
gineer tint -on' Vigorously, or the
noise of the approaching train until
they ran into it. No material dam
age was done, the examination
after the shake up showing only a
email contusion upon a Chinaman's
cot.
Yaqulns City Fire.
Our citweps were greatly excited
yesterday , afternoon ' about five
o'clock upon receipt of a telegram
from Yaquina City.'a-king Albany
tor aid." from - tho-fire department.
Drays a nil express wagons imme
diately made a rush for No. 2's
engine house, and in a very sboit
time the boys had the engine and
T-ose cart on board the care, and
sent them off at a mile a minute,
as our fruits and vegetables have
arrived from California, we expect
a similar excitement: Willamette
rckinc Co ' v '4..'. r i
k Will Teat The Ummd Engine.
The hand fire ' enginb .recently
sold bv this city td the c'ity council
qf Ililfsboro will be given a-puilic
test this evening."' It i-expected
that the maj-or and connctiraen of
llillsboro will be present, - but if
not the lest will he - made in th
jtfresenee of the eotnmitte here.
Their is' no doubt but ' that the
engine will do all and more than is
demanded in the test, after whicli
she will be ' shipped to the new
owners.
Church Burglary.
The Catholic church in Salem
was the scene of a hootyless bur
glary Saturdiy night. The thieves
or hoodlums must have been
armed with keys tnat fitted the
door locks, as the doors on the east
end and north side were found
open. They als broke into several
drawers and cupboards in which
vestments and other church para
phunalia are kept, but nothing was
taken. hat tiiev we.e alter it is
hard to tell.
PACIFIC COAST NEWS
The First Days Races at
' . Firemen's Tournament.
the
ASTOKIA I.KAUS TIIKWKT TEST
0cin Elected asd Judges and Tiict-Keentti
Cbaeea List of Passeagers f tho
WilUmettc Valley.
to t!ie Hkiials.i
Tacoma, Sept. 17. The associa
tion left to the board of directors
fie-selection of the next place for
homing tue tournament
TliarfffeeUon of officers result
&ss follows : President. It
, 'y
I ''Cut. i
worsen. Astoria; hrst vi'-e-preM-
Daeev, Victoria ; third
vice pn:s dent, E. Sanderson,
Walla Walla; fourth vice-president,
A. P. Pinctus. Vancouver;
fifth vice-president. Cha:i Albert
son. Seattle ; secretary, W.
Watts. Albany; treasurer, W. F.
Diiirun, rsaleui : xtatistician, T. I.
flart, Walla W'aHa; hoar. I of 1
rectors, J. is. uotiman, Albany,
(iPo. A. l.nrh.inkR. Iiii-nm.-i V .1 1
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fiiriv .is iiri:i ilk. s'liui'T. . ill...
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sre e. ir, l3 u.c.CHst-u 10 1 -o
and traveling expends to the
me, 8 . m 4 .
The parade .vas the grandest in
1 1 k'k It i utikro t.t t.t a cuteM ttciii Kit-
ing half a mile long and took fifteen
minutes to pass a given point.
Three brass lands, two militia
companies, ft ty delegates, repre
sentatives . from fifteen fiie com
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panies and thirteen hose teams.
The race hejjan, at '2 t.YI.s.-k.
Ilie wet test came first. I'ri.1:-:
$1000, $:)00, $100. The judges -for
all tho races were: John Fox,
Astoria, If. Pimm, Petaluma, II.;
Hippie, Portland. Starter, F.
Casey, Victoria. Timers, Charles
T. llhlman.Tacoma, C. V. Watts,
Albany, J. C. Hainey, Tacoma.
The teams that ran and time
was as follows :
Corval'is, -10 11-20. Waited
four seconds for w iter. ;
Astoria,. ,'J4 1-10. Protest
tered.. .
Walla Walla, 38.
East Portland, y) 1-10.
Vancouver, I. C, CO L'-T.
Seattle, .'Jti 1-10, but given
en
no
time.
Nw Westminster, 33 '2-5.
Victoria, 3S 3-5.
The races were continued until
to-morrow morning.
u win do manv uavs oetore so
grettt numbers of professional run
tiers will be together in the North j
Pacific coast. That there is scarcity j
of ho e teams is not so represented. .
They include l'rett, the champion:
coupler of America, Harry llethune,
XV. P. Gilkan. W. Dobbins, C. C
Peck, Jack Gibson, champion of j
America, K. G. Cameron, W. H.
Fletcher, Wm. Morgan, J. C. j
Rrown, Ed Kea, Pete G-ant, W. j
Ferguson, Dave Campbell. W. H. '
OJell, O. Trine and several others.
I'asientrur Mst.
Ya.jv t.NA, Sept. 17. The steam
ship Willamette Valley arrived to
day at 2:15 t m. with the follow
ing passengers: Capt. Lutgens,
Mrs. Berseli, E. Williams, M.
Roberts, C. Warden, Mrs. Brad
ley, R. Subler, S. A. Palmer, C. M.
Rainwater
N". H. Caleem and
wife. W. J
Roach, R. N. t'ooper, '
Thos. Du ucan, II. W intern. Wm
Edelstein, Jr.. Wm. Rorden, Henry
NI ti u I ' i invil I I if 1111.P
Wm. Clark. E. j. Reillv. W. Herd-
nuii, .
Tvler.
L. Hurlburt and W.J.
STATE fair.
M,re
Thua U.'oal
.t?ndance.
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The lir-t and h- -ond days of the!
state fair have opened w ith a large !
attendance, and premises great j
success. 1
"The indications fi r a successful i
fair never were better," said See-j
rotary Gregg, in response to an
Oregonian reporter's query, j
"There are more entries in all the ;
departments than last year. In i
tho live stock department than 1
last year. In the live stock dc-:
partment especially people will see I
a great increase and a better dis-;
play than ever before. As is usual, j
exhibitors are slow in getting thciri
exhibits arranged. They are work- j
ingas hard as they can, however,
and in another day the parilion :
win present a uiuereni appearance, i
1110 oiuioou is tnueeu promising,
and if the weather remains fayjia
hie, as we have every reason to
believe it will, the fair of 18S9 will
be the largest, the best and most
succcssiui ever neiu in iuis state.7' '
.1 u impviuiui iwiuiirj. j
Clans Soreckle8 has just retnrred I
to San trancisco from the East.
In speaking oi.the beet sugar in-1
dustry of the Pacific coast, he said :
"It will.uet be long before the
flrmeref0u11 If c?"Dtr-v tand.,f '8
cially of the Pacinc coast, will ar
rive at the conclusion that the pro;
dnctionvof Ugar. iu. the United !
States is more vital .importance,
as far aa profits are concerned, than
is the production of , wheat.... Of
course, when,I speak of .this mat
ter. - I, refer t. the..product:on of
beet sugar. . Beet... raising is the
coming farming, industry, of this
coast, nand I propose to show the
fanners that this statement is a
fact. .Careful .-, calculat ion 3 will
show -that a sufficient amount of
beets can be raised on the soil of
thus state alone . tis make enou
igh
for
sugar , to answer the demand
consumption of the entire United
States. Farmers can easily net
$60 per acre from their lands by
raising beets. When our ten new
factories are started in this state,
they will be able to consume all
the California farmers can pro
duce." Mr; Ash by Pearce and
several others have been testing
the raising of sugar beets in Linn
county, and have found that they
grow to perfection.
The best kid glove ever brought
I ot Albany for :'1.50 at Reads.
ALBANY RESPONDS.
Yaquisa Ask U: Aid aid No. 23 S. earner
is 8-nt.
Yesterday
afternoon about -1 :30
r. mi. a i,cn-iiui a leiweii in
Curran & Monteith from Yaquina
City, asking for aid to save their
city from the tire fiend. 1). U.
Monteith immediately went Vj
Mayor Cowan, who issued orders,
and in a very few moments No. liV
steamer, accompanied hy Chief
Engineer C. H. Stewart.Vteamer
linyineer John Jones.J.U. Whitney,
of the lli.KAi.u, ii. liaalin-H, ol
the O. II. .& N. dock, F. M.French
and others, was on board the ears
and speeding t the rescue.
ilappilv the hre was .suhdueil ho
that no damage was done and the
eutened danger averted, as thj
folnSwintj dispatch will show:
i s'i)n;iiil to the IIkralo.
i YAi.'iXA, Sept. 17. For several
davH the sut rounding country fia.s
i bt-en full of forest fire., increased
j by the intense warm weather.
j Yesterday while aon:o on '. was al-
! tempting to clear a small p itch of
1 1. .....r. w-, .......
canyon, abjut half a ndle from tne
! eUL'c ot the town '1 Y aouina. the
tire became unuoutrorable, and to-
(Iav ,.ua.klv jcpreaii
.
tliroii"). tlia
: tjl)ll(,r towuI,js ,he t(,w,
j one ljei (M the alert Mps wer"e
Iquicklv taken bv the emploves of
; hc () j,- nr,
. . ....
i Pany, with all available assistance,
to prevent the destruction of the
shops of that company and the
stoic and dwelling houses in the
city, which at one time was greatly
1:1 danger of destruction. Happily
the win1!
uiu iias since uici oiu. arei 10 mis
...1 1 ; 1 . 1 . .1
in., nine n;.- miuiik
fortunate circunintaiice is due the
probable saving of the city from
tire. The tire is still raging, but no
destruction to property as yet.
SORRY TOR CORPORAL TANNER.
Nj 0 Blaran th Administration for Let
tin? Him Out 0 Office,
The 'hegonian sums up the inat
, tv thusly: Tiio resignation of
j Pension Commis.-iouer fanner has
j ueen tin subject of considerable
j comment among republicans and
i democrats principally among the
I Grand Army men. Corpoial Tan
glier stumped the state for the re-
publicans last year, and made
i many friends. It was Oregon in
: lluence too, that helped to seat him
! in the office he has just vacated,
j He was strongly endorsed y the
i leading republicans and some say
! that President Harrison was espe--1
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ciauy ureu 10 appoint mm in
recognition of the victory for pro
tection in this state last June. As
the corporal did not have an ea.-v I
tiiac of it in getting the place it is
fair to presume that the webfoot
support counted for a good deal.
An Oregon man, who was in
Washington early in the summer
paid a visit to Commissioner Tan
ner's residence and was presented
to his wife.
"Rut for my kind friends in Ore
gon," said Corporal Tanner, alter
the piesentatien, "I would not
have been appointed."
A number of prominent repub
licans who were seen yesterday
said the administration was not to
laiKcu 100 tnucii.
'We. all feel worrv for Cornnral
'Tanner." said Ii. T." Ohamherlin.
-omniander c f ( ieorge Wright Post
No 1, G. A. R. "No one blames
the administration for the step it
took. Tanner talked too much
and furnished the democrats polit
ical capital. His speech at Mil
waukee was foolish. Corporal
Tannei was perfectly honest in all
his doings. No ot:e questions his
integrity. The . A. R. men gen
erally think that bis aim was to
gire a pension to every old soldier
entitled to one and an; glad he was
in office as long as he was. He
was only too glad to be of service
to the hoys, and he would listen to
whatever they had to say and
answer their letters. A notable
instance is the case of Colonel
Baker, ot this city, who came out
of the war in :eeble health. He
deserved a pension a d we w rote
to Commissioner Tanner and he
was put on the list.
SEAL ESTATE SALES.
The following sales have been
recorded during tlie past two davs:
A. Hackleman to Andrew
Mkaar. 1 lot in block 37,
Hackleman's 2d add. to
A.'bany 250
Andrew t-kaar to Rasper
Varudran, 1 lot in block 27,
Hackleman's 3d add. to
Albany
I. W.. Jenkins to G. W. Jen
S50
kins, m acres in 25 Tp. 11
Margaret Mady to R. A.
Ir-
! yine i, o hlock 12,
in
Al
Hackleman's add
to
banv
J. 1 1 . Garrett to W. R. Gar
rett, 53 acres of I). L. C. of
James Garrett
2500
1000
F. A. rlackburn to D. C.
Schell. lot 6 in block 24, in
Albany........ 1200
John Curv to Clav M vers, lot
lot in Scio..
200
Alfred Fitzgerald to Eliza
beth Hitter, 12 acres near
Lebanon
J. R. Johnson to Elizabeth
Ritter 31 acres near Leb
anon J. W. Jenkins to O. II. Jen
kiiiB HO ucres in sec. 25,
Tp. 11
Sarah M. White to Harriet
Leonard 30 v4 acres near
Shedd..
500
5)50
C50
j Edward Allright to Geo. D.
j Barton, 15 acres in Tp. 12.
075
Johnson White to Harriet
Leonard y acres
Otto F'ox to Richard Warner
102 acres
5300
Lecture at Harrisbnrg.
Miss Henrietta Moore, the elo
quent lecturer of the W. C. T. U.
will lecture in Ilarrisburg, Septem
ber 21, (Tuesday night) at 7:30 r.
m. at the Brown church. All are
cordially invit'.'d and we bo'ie
j many may ava l themselves of the
opportunity f .-ei itig and tiearing
1 jliis talented lee! rn.r. Con.
OREGON WHEAT.
Willamntts Vilify Graiu Growers
Bhcald Iaipor: New Seed.
It i.-, yearly becoming more ap-
parent tnai me w ucai growers ol
! this state should :av more atten-
tioii to changing their seed wheat
The other clay at Portland a
shipper who was looking at a lot of
beat said :
"The wheat of the Willamette
Valley is deteriorating. The favor
ite old white winter wheat, which
has been grown so long and w hich
made such white flour, is getting
mixed with red wheat. Several car
loads have been rejected this sea
son on that account.
Wheat that w ill make the whitest
flour is always in the best demand
and brines the highest price, and
this is why Valley wheat has al
ways brought more than Walla
Walla wheat. There can be plenty
of wheat secured, which will make i
yellow flour, but wheat which will
111 it' e tho finpst. T:ideR of flour ia
make tne tinest grades 01 uour is
not so plentiful. Throughout the
valley the bran is gelling thicker
and the wheat is losing its strength
and the white w heat is getting red
or so mixed with red that it w ill
not rank as first class,"
This is because farmers do not
pay attention enough to changing
their seed. They should import new
fifrit If tti f-.ir.ki..-4i ti-.-mlfl
take up the s. ed question they
would find it a ptotitable one. An
effort was made to get them to in -
ttoduce the Scotch Fife wheat a
short time since, and some millers
offered to pav live cents a bushel
more for this variety, but the
l !...- ,i 1
i iiiejn wouiu lioi lioui uiesiiieiiie
Something must be done to give
our wheat strength, as if the
strength is not in the wheat good
flour cannot bo made from it.
Three Slaters I. aid l". i
The Oregon Pacific's riversteam-!
er, the Three Sisters, arrived up 1
from Portland Sunday evening and
tied up at her dock here. All
hands were discharged, except.
Jack Spong, who will remain in
charge of her .?s watchman, and
the boat will remain here until
high w ater. The Modoc will be up
Ibis morning with a good carg of
freight. Salem Statesman.
K.,1 .!..ves! Kid Oloyr. j
I have just received a lull line ol !
kid gloves brand Our Own." ,
1 his is a genuine kid glove. 1 buy i
uiieui iiuui nil nil ieia 111 .tew iuh 1
- . ... 1 . ... 1
aim consider mem tne nesi vaiuei
of anv glove 1 ever sold forthwi
price. Five buttons, three rows of
stitching, $ 1 .TiO per pair. S. E.
Yjung.
Wanted Immediately.
One hundred men to wotk on
the construction of the Oregon Pa
cific railroad. Apply immediately
at the office of Antonelle ft Doe,
contractors, at the St. Charles
hotel.
Money tn Loan. ! belong to the vegetable kingdom of Cali-
Monev in sums of $501 np, on j orau. and arc so well known to us all
real estate security, to be loaned I un,Jor common names that it would sur
on fa vcrable terms, l or pai ticu- ! i,!lso ,:s if lM Hut we an; not
lars call upon or "vrite to Burkhart ' '"Trisod at anythiujr Californian. and
it Keenev, Albany, Or. j thisreeentdisroveryof thenewmedicinal
-"-I ."! j virtues of its veg.'tablc kingdom is but
Notice.
It ou want a good mattress call j
and see me. I will sell woven i
wire mattress 25 cents cheaper than j
anv other man in the city. i
Tuos. Bkink.
Money tn Loan.
At a low rate of interest On good !
.inn nrntiorfv in I .inn rrimitv. or I
on best improved citv proterty in
.iioany. .vppiy 10 j.iacKiu rii cc
Wright, Albany, Oregon. j
ill . A 1.. . - t . I . .. I
Sri. shots. .Shears.
immense block ai .Stewart 1
t ... 1. A t.. . I
Sox's. I be best quality and any !
size or style, taii and examine ,
our stock. Stewart & Sox. !
It you want a clean and line lin.ke
askfor J. Joscph'4 home made white
abor clirars. For sain tty tiest ciyar
dealr.rs and at .1. Jo-e,h' factory.
California t'al-h-t'urc.
The only guaranteed curs for catarrh
cold in the head, hay fevor, rose cold,
catarrhal deafness and sore eyes. Ke
store the sense of taste and unpleasant
breath, resulting from catarrh. Kns
and pleasant to use. Follow direction
and a cure is warranted, by all drug
gists. Send for circular to Abictine
Medical Company, Oroyille,0tL Six
months' treatment for $1; sent by
mail. $1 10, For sale by Foshay A
Mason.
Let ns give the readers of the H KH
ALI a little timelv advice. Hot
weather is coming and with it colic,
clwdera morbus, dysentery and di
arrhoea. The only safe way to com
bat these '.Harases, h to keep some
reliable remedy at hand, and all who
have tried Chamleu-lain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhwa Remedy will
admit that it is the most "prompt,
reliable and successful medicine
known for these complaints. It costs
but 25 or 50 cents, and may be the
means of saving you or your family
much suffering if not life itself, be
fore the summer is over. For sale by
Foshay & Mason
Imnng out epide jiic of dysentery
in the summer of 1ST!). I sold 10. bot
tles of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Di rhoea Ftmcdy. and it proved
satisfactory in every instance. The
remedy is standard in this commun
ity. lieorge B. Darbar, Druggist,
Center i'oint, lowa, 1 tie epidemic
referred to, was by far the worst that
his ever occurred in Iowa. Over 40
persons died from it, in 11 town of only
000 hundred inhabitants; but every
case in which the remedy was used,
recovered ; lt was equally successful
(luring the epidemic of bloody flux in
Virginia, in 1SS7. and -in MiehiSiu
and Southern Illinois, in 18Js. It has
been in constant use for over seven
teen years, and has proved itself to be
the most successful medicine yet dis.
covered for bowels complaints. For
sale by Foshay A; Mason.
ARCHIE W. BLACKBURN.
with
c. 1: r.iiowNKLi., THK ;:iu i-.i:
I.NSt'KK.
Jul. us Graduohl a Is the atten
tion of ihe citizens 1 f Albany to in
sure !i f re it is too late. He rep-r.-f,r.
seven insurance companies
wi:; e:.rrv a capital of 7o,s;0,0!0,
wi;h a cash deposit in the state of
Oreuun f sf.'lTiO.OU).
Farmers who have spent the en
tin ear in producing a crop
of wheat should run no risks now,
but promptly eet insurance upon
the crop and guard against fire, for
if they Jose their crop by lire.it is a
calamity to the ' whole conitnunily
as well as an irreparable injury to
to them.
Seattle, Ellenshurg, Vancouver
and Spokane Falls has nothing to
do with tir 'companies; lhe losse
will all be paid and siill we are
ready for business, the saint- us af
ter the Chicago fire.
O11 Top A grain.
In fresh fruits and vegetables
j just received. Celery, cauldlower, j
sweet notutoes. .'runes iie.-t.-liost
sweet potatoes, "rapes, peaches.
watermelons, canteloupes, lemons, !
Ilalieji prunes, liarilett jiearsreen
K'jjiers, garlic, tomatoes, string j
beans, comb honey, cream cheese, j
liinberger cheese, etc. lie sure to:
call early and j:et first choice. :
Willamette Packing Co. !
Finn SuitiiisH.
Just opened, at L. K.
Plain's;
Ja,lol',nf? Jei'tment, the very
l:,t.,Tt W"i'"is 111 piece goods for I
! s'"i's trousers, which will 1
: he i:de up to order in the most!
j -ipP'oved style by Mr E. A. S, buf-;
i IUr- Ul(' expenet.ceil tailor ho
has charge of that department.
Call early and get your choice of1
patterns before the stock is broken, i
Take Notice. j
All persons indebted to the late
firm of Par.ue k Robertson w ill '
please call at the store and settle j
their accounts without delay and:
greatly oblige, J. M. Ban.ue. j
i !Ur'!,F:or " uo a Kdiertson. ,
r.icketC utlery.
tie largest and finest display
ry brought to this vallev just;
1
eve
JUs
tcceived at Stewart & Sox's.
Call
and examine.
Ctiicago dried beef, chipped to'
order at C. E. lirownell's.
A .AIiSFOnIA HVSATIO V.
retaluma Courier.J
lt is re?ortca the ales o fto 4Cu,.
r,.,,- v,..vi o-
1,,,
I,a- '. I;l
:i!a, have s'-wn witliin a few months
tcvarcr.owrca:iysensationul. The'
tr.i t:
v.v X'.ic fanic of t!zis proluctioa has
fir.rcad is r imply marvelous. Six months
nsoit was r.uknov, n. To-day it is all over
tlic f-oantry. It is authoritatively stated
t'.iat they have been actually giving it
::voy in Saa Franciseo to people afilictcd
with dyspepsia, sick headaches, indiges
tion and liver troubles, not to be paid
lor unless it cured. Such practical tests
r.ro so startlingly convincing as to be
i r.l:aost sensational. It is stated that two
j t lie aeti vc principles of the new remedy
another instawc of i he astonishing possi-
''iies of a soii :.u . linint. like our,
or business t tlir iv.rtlarul Rusiness Col
cpe, 1'ortland. or at the Capital Husinrs
iollcpe. Salem. I loth scli.H.ts are undet
he nianairenirnt ol A. I". .Arr.ilro:ir. hav
time course of studies, samr rattsof tuition
IliiMinc', SfiKtrihtmtl,
fyprwritinif, renniatis!ii, ICtiglish Depart
ilmitted anv lime. Kor CaL-ilotrue. addres !
. .. ... . - ...
trtiand HDMiie raiinrr.
rortland. ureeor.
v halem. Orceon
UWVFHSUY OF OREGON.
j Kt'UKXK CITY - :
lc;rm.- tn. M'-nil; , S pCtiiImt j
i l. !S. h rrc h iiol:irhhij.H!r.i:i .-.Ail.-j
j l In the -fate. A'ly to ymit count; U)i.-r- I
intcmli'-.t. Krcc tuition aio-r .l-ii.'ia. . 1, j
i lSflO. foui '-cours.;: (.'lim-tcai, .S. i.-ntific. i
j l.iter.ir) ami a stwri Kirlib I'liuve, 111
I which tiicrc i in Latin, Greet-. , t r n.-h or
UerniHii. The r.n;j'i'ti is pre ci'uii. :etv a
liusines c'irije. Kir catalogue or .am r in
formation, aeilrcKt.
J. W. JOHNSON. f'r.--il..!it,
TZZJL' ' --- 7. T T -- ".T
The City Restaurant,
Under the new matiagement of If.
Lanipnian wi'I be conducted on a
tirst-ela-is plan. MeaU will be served
at all hours. Consult t'nr
BILL OF FARE
And order whatever yon want, pay
ing for what you order and nothing
more. "Straight meals Nerved as usual
for 25ceUta, and meaU t. order from
a 5 cent roll and cop if coffee to a
first class $1.00 total. .
Furnished rooms to let in eonuec
tion with the restaurant.
A reBtWeiS, fttanwd toJ Maft-.'nnly
37rdelicerl!d-etf.favail'w5ltation
free of freight on tlUrty -days' trial. ' Ijurm
scales at proportionately low price). War
ranted for like vtarn. AHdrew,
V. C. HOFFMAN,
Aibtinv. Ore-jon.
IE
BAKING
l'O IVDER.
Put up expressl, for Julius fGrad
wohl and soll at his Golden
Rule Bazaar in
OXE
TOUIND
AT
CAXS
25 CENIVS I'EIi CAN
Juaranteed to
be first-class
in every Resix ct.
TUJ.IUS 01!
ADWOIIL
I
F. L. Kenton
-DEALER IN-
Staple and Fancy
(jEOCEEIE
I tso Choice Candies, Nuts, Cigar and Tobacco, .
Fruits, Vegetables, Ete.
TEKMS CASH AETD PKICES LOW.
Subscription Agent
papers and Magazines.
NEAR THE POSTOFFICE.
L. E. BLAIN,
THE-
Leading
SEPTEMBEE, 1889.
Get an elegant Dress Suit, or Business Suit, or a
Stout Worknjrr .Suir, or one made to order, unmet
novelties in shirts, ties, hats or shoes
(and won't
OCTOBEB 1889.
(let two suits of fine woolen knit or flannel un-
tierwejtr, a stroner overshirt. a trunkor v.aliissA fin-
si'Pi 'inil hneirw
nuaieiy,
(and a
ITOVP
NOVEMBER
Get a Chinchilla or Astrachan coat and a pair of
iio-by pants, winter gloves, caltor kip boots, a hat,
(and be a tough)
December. 188Q.
Get your rain goods, rubber coats; boots, water--proof
leather ooats or boot-?, silk or cheaper um
brella and overshoes,
(and go dry outside(
SEPT.OCT-NOV.DEC.
Anything usually worn by men or Ik3's can be
found in uy store, and 1 will be glad to show you
through the stock and prices at any time.
(and give yon full value for your money
LaForest & Ttapn
SUCCESSORS TO WALLACE, THOMPSON & CO.
FLINN'S BLOCK, ALBANY.
n
lie
LcafJing
Carry the largett stock in the city, cnabiing he
to supply any and every want of their customers.
SPECIAL TIB S
in Table Lnxurie8,Choic Teas and Ciftee8,Cre
ery Butter on Ice, Cream Cheese, Canned Goods.
LUNCH GOODS ETC.
-ALL KINDS OF-
Pres
mute
1
Constantly on
for all Leading Xeim-
ALBANY, OREGON,
Clothier,
you shine)
wife.)
1889
0
9
Hand,
wm.
and
Vegetables
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