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Newspaper Page TextHfW HKHlNlNfl TlFHAlVn: THIIKSDA Y, SEPTEMBER 19, 1889. TIIK HAIL. Vail t the Albany poMtoflU-e chve or all offices north jlie Eastern tute ( G,V .. x. fho West Side i" W1 the Nairow Gaux K. K. ) for Portland ml Salem ..11a. a CrTlli and Ya'i'iina .12:33 r. w office sonth 7:30 p. u The pototlice will fco closed eah cveiiius t .in six to seven o'clock. Betfwtered matter for thrlVariy uia-nin;,' rain should be mailt:.! biricrc S o thick the jTfVius evening. UKKGOX PACIFIC TIM t. l AUur.. Arrives imparls .Ill.l.Samll.GO y m r:nrr. trtisrht SECRET SOCIETIES. . O. t", W. -S..fc:y Lodge No. 13; hm .'V t-verv Monday cvemiii; at th Kl. A. K hail on Kerry street, between Second an.l Thirl. Albany, oreun. stranr in :h. ,,1. nd transient brethren cordially inv.te.l , :o ittei.d. J I JOTTIN'tiS ABOUT TOWN. Ueul e.-tate isixximing. Nearly 100 people left the eity yestrrday for the state lair. Fresh oysters served every day .it Hermann's restaurant. For the finest silver polish in the market go to II. ''vert's The best kid glove ever brought ot Albany for f 1.50 at Reads. For school books, blanks, tab lets, etc., go to the- City Prus: kitore. Prescriptions and roeipes eare fuliy compounded at the City Prim Store. Choice butter and fresh sweet jjotatoes and melon's at Bardne's grocery. Boots and shoes below cost, to make loom for ether goods, at C. It. Brownell's. F.me tabie syrup at F. L. Ken ton's, retailed in quantities to ait the purchaser. T. L. Wallace sold yesterdav to Peter Schlosser two lots in Elkins' addition to Albany for $400. County Treasurer H. Farwellhas let a contract for a neat residence in the third ward. Attention in called to the adver tisement of the Misses Gilbert, teachers of music, in this issue. Salmon are being caught in large numbers at Yaquina. One boat yesterday ra.iht :50 salmon and ne sturgeon. M. L. Pipes has sold the Benton Leader to Henry Pape of Jackson ville, who has assumed editorial control of the paper. Look at Krausse & Klein's offer in hand made French kid shoes, the best goods ever sold in the citv, nly $4.00. A fine assortment, of "Univer sal" heatini: stoves, the best in the market, just opened at IIookins& Saltmarsh's. Call and soe' them. The people of Lebanon are en-! tliusiastic over the proposed paper mill there. It will be a valuable id lition to the enterprises of the town. Sylvester Nieholls, who was ar rested for removing six morr-a-ed torses whi.e woruin- on the street ra.lwav, vas released fmm jail yesterday, .having furnished bail J. J. Dubrillo of this city citv has Moaned his life-sized UlU V.o o Messrs. 1-rank Bros, of Port and who w.ll have him on exhibi tion at the Mechanic Fair. .An "Inquiry Social" will h, churt on I-riday evening next oneth.ng,!?v. A cordial inS Hon is extended to evervone t'uiicious .-arato-M from the f i. r,,r,- . fresh 'Boston - - . IVdUHHN. in A Thomp- Joseph Talt is solidtimr sub-Itov-il T hook. ed k B"r,nk, seedlings-and flW'ty. He exhibited ?ZrZ-TV' tubcrs "wcity E . liff ,enst,,, and were beau renutaifr.nT0 has established a reputation for hne potatoes. PltRSONAL MKNTIOX. t.5!!"iFo7 i,nd famii y.Merday for Yaquina. ' returned , ;tv(i;1"'.01 Lebaon was in the ' ) ester-day on business. J''!!Kat(; ,;-irro left yesterday or a "eve ral day's visit at Salem. v,?;'", iAIar-v -t-hIosBcr relumed M 'erday from a visit at Corvallis. ;'Sna - S,crd f' trip to t"ttUl r'r0Hn wiH 've tlrS of several '"een 1, u U,I"on- who ha VI i. I ni 'hff r .i V K Clt-V ,e,t last V 't lor their home in the East. rhf:?,9' K- Chamberlain and n.l. her her mo.her-in-law. Mrs. Cow , U"V'b'"-lai and William for a vl' t Ieave a short time J a Mb,t of several months in the LETTER LIST. Koiinn in- is the list of Ietti remaining in .n p. -toric in Albany, Linn comity, Orcwn pt. Is, Ux. fcrsons cailinsr for tiu-ac ' will yivf tb lat wiiicn t!r w.-r rt:r,. '"-. Win. I. p. flar-rcM. . l'. f.iriA, K'Srrt (ir.ii'- 'T), Cllll'll'.il:.-, i.ll V. o-iii i K. M.i i:!..W-:-r ai.l. Wi. Annie '"i.i. v. . M. .i F0L.E3T FIRE3 AT YAQUESA. I Th Spr.aJine FSmu DMtmj Ali?nt$60CO . Wtr.k of Property. WIihii a ti l-jram was received j in tiiis city Tuesday e.vening by ; .Miiyur I. L. Cowan from Win. M. . IloiiT announcing that 1 amiina ; City was in danger of Wing burned by eneroarhir.i; forest lires, and 'I - II A . . . - 1 assing mai a sieain ure engine sent over to aid them, the same' was promptly irivcu. C'nit-f Kngin eer C. II. Stewart, about two dozen fireman, with steamer No. 2. in charge - l engineer Jones, and a n-w other including a Htni.iie porter left on a special train at 5 Al. I'oiv.illis was made in fifteen I minute, where .Manager .m. . ii . . . .1 i II i : iioa aiHJii.i. .wine iiroiiirii .More liremen 1 una nose ere also laKfll Ui jam. After .i stp of eilit minutes the . ...... ,.., ..ssi.,.. phi!. math si'oa en. oitnlered forest lires, ; Atiw-h wore burning brightly on i eadi -m ot the track nearly all the j vvav to Yanuina. I'lte train i whi v.rd around the curves, making no further stops except for wood , and water, and running sometimes when the track was straight a mile ! a minute. On approaching tacjhald head, tin; fellow wit.i the oav, mine forrest tires were seen : (proverbial) skull can, a big Dutch llain' unon the mountain side above Yaquina City, which through the pull ot overhanging smoke cast a weird and ruddy glow across the ! waters of the bay. ; After a ride of 20 minutes. 1 Yaquina was retched at S :4.", ! alighted from the car at the thriv-; three hours from Albany. The tire ing little village of Shedd, which j wa not as bad as expected. It t is the second station south of Al was found that the forest tires had j bany on the O. ii C. It. K-, and is burned all aronnd the bay, burning j situated in the center of ss tine a 1 two small Chinese houses a half ' farming country as there is in the mile above aonina City and des troying a fe out-buildings Talued at ahout $'J50. It had als burned the 6team saw mill owned by Henry Byerley. The machinery, planer and several thousand feet of lumber was destroyed. The loss was about $5000. At Newport also the flames had crept down close to tho town and destroyed two small residences on Newton Thompson's placo valued at $250 each. By hard wark the new Catholic church and tho school house situated in tfco suburbs were saved. When the relief train arrived the fire had quieted down and the en gine was not needed, tho danger of the fire catching ia the town hav ing passed. The firemen were lustily cheered on their arrival, and were sumptu ously cared for free of charge at the Yaquina hotel, accommodations having been provided for by Mana ger Iloag. The fire has been burning for several days all around the bay, even in the drift-wood on boih north and south beaches, but yes terday the danger seemed past, as the tires were dying out. The Albany firemen returned at 1 :13 i yesterday. A Fossil Trout. ! , . ... j The Oregonian says : Mr. in. Dillingham, while fishing m . Gordon creek, a tew days since,; discovered a beautiful fossil trout! ... . . . , ... , t fifteen inches in length in a huge' boulder. Everv fin and scale of the ! fish was as plainly marked in the i rock as it cut by a skilled anise, an reservation "ave a war uance :u Many people wonder how trout get I the opera house hist evening under in streams above high fall.-. They j the management ot T. C. Jackson were doubtless there before the i and Alex Catfish. It was dimly falis were made, as iroin this fossil I attended ami was a hoist- rous af it is evident that there were trout J fair. The aborigines gave a parade ii the s'reams of Oregon in prehis- j on the streets before the perform toric ages. Mr. Dillingham intends ance. which discounted the Salya tc go out some day and catch that ' tion Army. The bucks had their fossil trout with a hammer anil j war paint on, and the women were chisel. ' dressed in their gaudiest colors. CKAWFOKDSTII.l.K OTKS. ( Ku F.n.nsvn.i.i:, Nept. lb. . Hoi picking is over and the : pickers are all at home now. - The Indians have par 83d through ! on their way home. I was three or four heavy i . . 1. i.:n. c At the tenderest vegetation. Mrs. John Robnett, of Shedd, ! visitinz friends and relatives near this place. Mr. J. R. Wiseman, our enter prising blacksmith, has purchased a new tire sbrinker and many other tools and supplies. Married, at the residence of R. Robe, on the 12th inst, John Vlackay and Miss Ida Workman. Mr. Mackay has rented John Mat lock's farm, about four miles from here, where he and his bride moved the next day. A great many teams are on the road since harvest hauling lumber and wood. The lumber is about all hauled out now. Owing to the want of water tho mills were unable to put out as much lumber last season as usual. Married, at the residence of A. j A. Hull, on the 12th inst., by Rev. : R. Robe, W. H. S-ott and Miss I Clara A. Hull. Mi. II. L. Robe and Mrs. Belle j Chance of this nlaee went to ! i.' - u !,.. 7 , : . .,; Will ICIIl.UIl 1U1 OIJIIIU lllllC IU IL tend the State University. We aro sorry to lose these young peo pie from our town, but such is life. !,.,. T r..n 11 t. J xtit-esia. o. muajdcii ix. cuii iio.) c purchased a nne portable enijine to run mo muiiie iuiii loiuiei - ..niicv. . w.uoo. The Ladles AVill please take notice that; Tuesday evening Jack Smith, Krausse & Klein will on Friday who lives near Miller's, was re arid Saturday of this week, the j turning home with a load of wood, 20th a-ul 2lst put on sale sixty ; when his team ran off of a! pairs of ladies genuine French kid i small bridge. One of the horses ; hand sewed shoes, and warranted i was so badly crippled that he had i i in sizes from 2 to 6!o, all widths j from B to EE and $4.00 per pair, The regular price is $o.50. The j i above are the same make ami : l quality as the ones we recently sold, und in machine sewed. Tin is ilc-'dri'lv the best offer ever lei-i Albany. Come and e in. . i.d if they aro n..i rit iti.rrl buy. Kk.uvm: cc Ki uin. ,ii:i:i' w e : A HBEiLD MAN'S OBSERVATIONS- Two Flourishing Tswas, Bhedd and Halwy Their Growth and Prosperity. Hai.sky, Sept. IS, 1889. After my visit to Yaquina I .liHde it short stav in our own beautiful citv and again gra-p 1 my urip-i ureV my i sack, threw niv coat shoulder and made a rush for ihj tram "-: 1 was late; tlie train left at and I had seven miniUes and a liiiif in which to le.ieh fie- depot. Trie day was hot, the sireei car was go ng '.lie oilier way, but gath ering all my energies, I made one grind effort and got t i the iep t with a minute and a bail io spare and was informed oy il - accom modating ticket a'-i.t that Ihe i. . . ,. train was oO minute uain was oJ minute- late, ami as iim trail! Stops () lillliu'es tor dinner it irave me ne.ariv in b'.ur lf, .,',! wv....n. i ......r..;. but 1 felt mad, and 1 h 'iirve if 1 had missed that train I would have felt better than I did wh i: :n minnipn bif. a I f.mnd ljut we nulled out at Lif-t and seating mvself quietiv in my seat I took a. view of mv fellow oassen- wrs. There was the man with the woman by the stove, who was fast going to sleep, and a tiend by the door who kept up an everlasting soueak on the French harp state. It has a population of auout 250, and contains two dry good stores, one large ware house, one church, one blacksmith shop, one drug store, one meat market and one harness ana shoe strop. Its faculities for education are good, its location is healthy and is certain to make a town of some size and importance. TIIK TOWN OF IIALSKT. leaving Shedd on the on the 2:30 freight train we arrived at Halsey, the next station, in time to see something of the placo before sup- I per, and found it to be a lively ! town of consideraole size, having a j nonnhitinn of Knmpuhprc near 41)0 and is a thriving little business on lavoraoie terms. ior pantcu cenerfor the iarming fraternity lare call upon or nte to Burkhart around it. Halsey in addition to & Keeney, Albany, Or. a fine new school house and three i churches, contains one hotel, one I ce ,, wagon shop, Uo dry good stores,! It you want a good mattress call two fm-Pripq two Hrm Ktm-P nnn : tin shop, a barber shop, a black smith shop and a liverv stable. j - r t t Like all the other stations along theO.&C. R. R. Halsey sprang j into existence with the road, bu: j she bids tair to outstrip many of the others in population and enter prise. But I cannot close this article without mentioning the fact that neither Shedd Station or Halsey contains a saloon, a stale of affairs that is highly gratifying to ,he aTPra parent ami people t:( lis localitv rallv. t " ... An Indian War Dance. About two dozen male and fe- male Indians from the Siletz Indi- One of them had on a drscarded bustle of the most approved dimen- : sions and another bad a roll of hair (iom, ,,,, ,,n the back of her head as ,r as a bushel basket. The red ar0 .00d hop pickers, but on the stage lack the dcl.cato and fuh perception of their role, or some - thing else, calculated to win sue - cess. They whooped 'em nvoi y in their gorgeous splendor 0 paint the noiye of the small boys in the gallery, and charged 2o cents ad mission. EXTRA BAKGAHiS In city property ottered for sale : , r , , . . w ,.,. i. wtaiuci is wiiuiiiz aim wiiu it cone, by Burkhart & Mali n, successors to cholera .rbavsentery and di- tV',Sf . . -a . diarrhoea. The only safe way to com- 50x100 feet, corner ot od and , ut the8e dUeases, i3 to keep on.e lPo' s-reet! HOOO. reliable remedy at hand, and all who 33x110 feet, corner of oth and havo t,ied chamberWs Colic, Railroad street, f 00. j cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy will 132 front by 110 deep, corner of a(jmit that it is the most prompt, 6th and Montgomery streets tor ! rei,able an(1 9ncCe88ful medicine $2100. j known for these complaints, It costs Hoase and one lot in 2d addition, j but 05 or 50 cents, and may be the $700. j means of saving you or your family House and one lot in 2d addition, j much suiTering if not life itself, be- centrally located, $2000. Two good lots in 2d addition, $800. Two good lots in 2d addition, $700. One lot in 2d addition, $550. The Hand Kngine Test. The public test of the hand fire i engine was made on first Ftreet hist evening, preparatory to ship ' ... -1 1 . .. I 'l11,1.,, ,,"r.d,aS(:rS:' 'A1, .1 . jof Ilillsboro. The engine threw. water 175 feet, being 25 feet over 1 lhr ilistanco reoinred . It is hand - Will do 'OOd win "o r,-"Ji Of Ilillsboro . . . 1 somely painted and servjce for the people phould a fire occur. . Horse billed. to be killed. Mr. Smith was un-j j injured. i I Kill (.loves! Kid Gloves! I have just received a full line of , kid gloves brand "Our Own."; This is a ni-nuine kid glove. I buy : direct from importers in New York and consider them the best value i f nnv ''love 1 ever ,'ld fur this ;:e. dii 'in:: '! Vt- 1. 1" Ol i:. STATE DISFATCHES. Th Svmr Oiegon Aground in the Wil-Uct?e-Thn Salem Bacw. IS. At II n'-livk la-t. niuht. as she was com- imr utj the Willamette river, the steamer Orenon ran aground, and j is not vei off, but will no doubt bo i this evennii:, a the Ho will lilt; her up. ' At a po;i; a bo' it two inile.4 ' Im;-! Ida-the city limits, just opposite: jlie site of the bi' -nsfl'.er. Capiain Pnhlmaii -avs he and ids officer ; mistook the fire aloLg tue liver for the regular signal lights, anl, ac cordingly steered off their course, tunning" into the muddy bank. The Oregon is di awing eighteen feet of water and has 1300 tons of freight. There was plenty of wa'er in the river and the trouble was due simply to the fact that the ship was off iter course, and not io (he presence of any bars or other irregular obstructions As soon as the situation was learned the i oasseniers were out aboard a river i steamer and brought up to the citv. TUK SVLKM HACKS. Salkm Faikokoi nds. lOr) Sept IS. fhe running races ttsis alter- noon, threc-fo-irthsof a mile, was (ton bv Kittv Van. Uoly Bolv st- ond, Jo-Jo third. Time 1 :10- J- FROM THE TOURNAMENT. Farther Par'.icnla s of th Fmnna'g.IUcs a at TiC5iB-. Tacom a, Sep. 18. The wet test compe:itions concluded this morn ing an follows : Union No. 1, Tacoma, no time. Old Town, Tacoma, no time. Tacoma No. 2, time 41 seconds. Nanaimo, no time. This gives Vancouver the j prize, Walla Walla second i Victoria third, . first and Durno'A Catarrh auufr. Sure cure for, sore cye6, deafness, I headache, and the worst forms of catarrh iu the head and throat; Price 25 cents. So'd by Foshay A Mason, Albany, Oregon Money to Loan. Money in sums of $o00 up, on real estate security, to uc loaucu nU See me. 1 Will sell WOVCll see me. I will sell wire mattress 23 cents cheaper than any other man in the city. Tnos. Bkixk. All l'crsous Indebted to the late firm of Brownell & Stanard will please call at the store of C. E. Brownell and settle or make satisfactory arrange-! nients without delay. 1 Money to Loan. j At a low rate of interest on uood farm property in Linn county, or : on best improved city property in j Albany. Apply to Blackbrrn A: Wright, Albany, Oregon. Scissor. ShearH. Immense stock at Stewart A i Sox's. '. he iest. quality and any size or style. Call and examine our stock. Stew art A Sox. Kui-klt-ii'it Arnica halve. The I'.est Salve in the world for Cuts, ISruiscs, Sores, Ulcers, Salt kin-urn, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is Guaranteed toffive perfect satisfaction, or money refunded, Price Uo cents i per box, r or sale by roshay & -Masoi., i " . 7 California lai-x-iure. ,.n " " v . - ; catttrrhai dcafi.ess and sore eves. Kc-' 1 store t'ae eense of taste and unpleasant i nrcain. resulting irom caiarrn. isv i and pleasant to use. Follow directions and n cure is warranted, by all drug gists. Send for circular to Abietine Medical Company, Oroyille, Oil. Six months' treatment for tl; sent by mail. Si 10, For sale by Foshay A: Mason. Let ns give the readers of the II KH ALD a little timely advice. Hot -.1 : , 1 l . ..: a i : i fore the summer is over. For sale by Foshay & Mason Dunns our cpidcjiie of dysentery ! in ihe 6iimmcrof 1879. I sold 10S lot- ! tics of Chamberlain's Colic, Chotefa I satisfactory in every instance. The. j remedy is standard in this corumun- i y v"""? "ys'i,, Ucnicr roini lowa, inc epiuemic j referred to, was by far the worst that ; ICICIIUU lit, " i." lus ever occurred in Iowa Over 41) ; I persons mcu iroin u, in u iu ii oiny i .i; ..i t :.. 4. ..... c i. 500 hundred inhabitants; but every 1 case in which the remedy was ur-ed, re-overed It was equally successful ..iiinm',. WnnHi flnv ;.. drVrin-. P ;n r; i.- Virginia, in Ibbi. and in Mrcln-rin CA..tl, M.t-n iH.nrtia in 1S.SK ll l,.io . ,n mia,.o 11ko. f(lr over seven. teen vears. and has proved itself to be the most successful medicine yet dis covered for bowels complaints. For 6ale by Foshay & Mason. : ARCHIE W. BLACKBURN,; wim . C. K. UKOWKKI.!.. TIIK GUOCKK. - MISSES (.ILBERT. KtLA CiLBERT F'AKOES CILEHT J INSIKE. J ul i us G rad w oh 1 a I -- tion of the citi.rns it'Ai suit before it is to i ! resents sevin iu-io l he atten- anv to in- I ilo rep- il!pai;io :. Vi'.. V 1.00(1. i.i- .-lute of W,'V ,'jrrv 1 ' "I"' ' with a cah -i-nusst n-. Ore-on .f jj.'j.Vi.OlKi. Farmers who haw spent the en lire war in ;.ro m:l" a cron of wheat r-1 1. -n! . t ru" i 'i iik' imw but promptly "'f ai'c un tin' i im; an'l j.'.l.i against fi.o, for ! !i liit-v .jm t'.-i-ir i"i ;i iiy ;:o .;: ik a calanoty t- i 1 - -. . , u:u:m! y I as well as an irrep.ii.tl.li injury io j to them. ! Seattle, F.!!'!isV;:.-, Vancouver! and Spokane I" do with uur eofdpa ; : he losses will al! In pan; and . ill wt ;u'o ; ready for business, the mno 's af- ter the Chicago fire. ' On Tuji Again. i in fresh fruits and vegetables i junt received. Celery, caul'llower, ; sweet potatoes, grapes, peacbe ! watermelons, canteioupeF. lemons. "alien prunes, l.arueit pears, green peppers, garlic, tomatoes, string beans, comb bonev. cream cheese, limbergt-r cheese, etc. Be sine to. call earlv and i:et first choice. ! i Willamette Packing Co. K,n KuitinB" - Just opened, at L. E. Blain's ; tailoring department, the very ; latest patterns in piece gvds for ' suiting and trousers, which will : be made up to order in the- most approved : vle by .Mr. E. A. Schuf ' fler, ine experienced tailor who has charge of that department. Call early and get your choice of j t patterns before the stock is broken, j Take Notice. ! All persons indebted to tho late firm of Baniue & Robertson will please call at the store and settle their accounts without delay and greatly oblige, J. M. Barque, successor to Bardue & Robertson. FucketCutl ery . The largest and finest display every brought to this valley just received at Stewart A Sox's. Call and examine. i ri.:.. i.....f ..i.: i on,er at"c K Brovvnei1(s A CALIFORXIA SEXSATIOX Pctaluma Courier..) it is Fupuncu mai iac saies oi inc "C ai- ifomia ncmcdr," Joy s vegetable sarsa- It is reported that the sales of the "Cal rarilla, have grown within a few months till they arc now really sensational. The way the fame of this production haa spread is simply marvelous, ix months agoit was unknown. To-day it is all over the country. It is authoritatively stated that they have been actually giving it away in San Francisco to people afflicted with dyspepsia, sick headaches, indiccs- "' for unless it cured. Such practical tests arc so startlingly convincing as to be almost sensational. It is stated that two of the active principles of the new remedy belong to the vegetable kingdom of Cali fornia, ami cro so well known to us all under common names that it would sur prise t:s if told them. Hut we are not surprised at anything Calii'ornian, and (his recent discovery of tho newmedicinal virtues of its vegetable kingdom is but another instanreof theastouisbing possi bilities of a soil ami climate like ours or business ,-: li. ' tgc. 1'orllai.i! .. ; ; lollfKC Sa!-a.. i'.i: he ni.mariii. ! I umecoui.-ci i - i.:.i:e i:.e C-pjtal liusiiK-! uudet .illlC ISii!iiii ? fth&rf i&t&sid, Typewriting, IVaiuaiis'iip, I'nglish Depart i neius. nav ni:: -(.r.i:ir sc-mous. hiuuenc limitted any li.nc. I n! C;il:i!ogiie, addres I drtland l!aili v:ie',.A'!'.i!iii;il iuii:el allM I.i I dUMceislillr: alciu, Oregon Portland, Oregon, o.l Salcn UNIVFXSITY OF OREGON. i:i OKNK CITV. Jiext Hi'mi'm ln-:ii on .Mni'!:.. September 16. 1S9. KriV liol;irk!iTiKfr.iri v, i v coun 1 ty In the Mtate. Aj'I lo .-ur rminl v uH-r- intunlnt. I'tvr lu't;un mtor .l.eiimrv 1, I 1S90. Pour eo.iri:F: ( l.-wica!, SsinttHo, Literary uml flmrt Kul'!:"!! ruuiw, in ; which therr i no l..itm, Orr.,1,, Krcnchor German. The Knvi-b pre caiineiitlv a I busings C ''ir-'-. l"'r iMtaleirnti xr o'uit in formation, iiclrexs .1. V. .l.iHN.-wN. 1'rini.lcnf. The City lirstaurant, Under the new management of II. Lampman will be conducted on a first-class plan. Meals will be served at all hours. Consult t'ie BILL OF FARE And order whatever you want, pay ing for what you order and nothing more. Straight meals served as usual for 25 cents, and meals to order from a 5 cent roll and cup of ootTee to a first class 1. 0(1 m. al. iaTFurnished rooms to let in cor.nec tion with the restaurant. A reliable l". S. SUnsrd 3-ton wale n!y j f7. delivered at .vonr iicarwt railroad Htation I fru0 01 freight on thirtv Javs tr.al. bwr s'-'aIes at proportionatVlv l..u pri. es. Wur- . rantcd o flirc v Ait.lri-s. ' A'.n.;y BAKINd ro vjEii. But li;i ex pre wohl and ; -i . tor ib I a? (;ii;us his (i t irad iiden liroV ! VOX iizaar ONE XI CAT T 25 . JEVT.- V. CAN f Aw'' I R L. Kenton -PKALEU IN- ;, i Staple and F an cy (E0CEEIE ilso Choice Candies, Nuts, Cigars and Tobaccos, Fruits, Vegetables, Etc, TJ2IIMS CASH AK1 PRICES LOW Subscription Aqcnt I papers and Magazines. 9NEAR THE POSTOFFICE. L.E. BLAIN, -THE- Leading SEPTEMBER, 1889. Get an elegant Dress Suit, or Easiness Suit, or a Stout Working Suir, or one made to order, some novelties in shirts, ties, hats or shoes, (and won't you ehine) OCTOBEB 1889. Get two suits of fine i . , . ' . . I derweui', a strono; overshirt, a ti'unk or valise fine. siioes ana hosiery, (and NOVEMBEB. 1889 Get a Chinchilla or Astrachan coat and a pair of jiio,:by pants, winter gloves, call or kip boots, a hat, i ("and be a tough) December. 1889. Get your rain goods, rubber coats, boots, water j proof leather coats or boots, silk or cheaper um- brella and overshoes, (andgodrv outside' S E PT.OGT. N O V. D EC- Anything usually worn by men or boys can be J full lid ill Liy store, and I :rallnUfiKuukSltnrouc tnH stocc a,K prices at any time. (and give yon full LaForest t Tiipi SUCCESSORS TO WALLACE, THOMPSON & CO.- FLINN'S BLOCK, ALBANY. r I III' mm Carry the largest stock in the city, enabjing ihe to supply any and every want of their customers. SPECIALTIES lu Table Luxuries,Choice Teas and Coflees,Creani ery Butter on Ice, Cream Cheese, Canned Goods, i i i illMiLMCH t I I -ALL Wb for all Lead inn News- A LB AN Y.O KEG OX Clothier, woolen, knit or flannel un a wife.) will e glad to show you value for your money Grocers GOODS ETC. KINDS OF- anc i'. r.. T ii. M 1 Constantly rfvI "TIT 1 -l. i .1! : ;