'1HB aiOirNIM; HKHAJD; FKIDAV, SEPTEMJSEK 20, 1880.
SPKCIAI.. lri:SO A. M.
Not ! ur stoves and ranp S
iKrloie buying is a mistake. Mh
tak s are always costly. Ia heat
in.H stoves we have the largest as
weft ;- lii.? m-st carefully select d
stock in the city. The stoves we
offer were not bought as an experi
ment but as a certainty. We
know what each stove will ilo, and
they wie ioiiL:Mt lor caMi, si tl-.o
ri- i- tilit. Wi- h.r.e s;iv.-ial
ties in hf.i fcis, i .u:r v.'!iiar
line- of Garland, Aryand and Su
jH-rii r sf-ivfs and ranges.
Geo. W. Smith.
.lOTTINfiS ABOUT TOWN'.
Chicago dried !, chipped to
or.hr at C. 11. J'-rowneU'..
Freh oyrt'-rs served eveiy d.-iy
at 1 formalin"- re-t.isiraiit.
For tlu- ti f iivr piih in Tin1
market i: T ii. it's
The !; k.i.i ;
it Aih my : r ft-
For si iii;i
lets. eV., Z'
:io-.v ever t ro!!i.t i
..0 at Ki ids.
!.;.nk-
CitV
. ia!
Pruu ill'
itore.
I'reii.-! irt;:i anl recipes
i'ufty compounded at the City
Store.
'.ill'
1 : W'
Choici
potatoe
rocen .
Coots
o-uu-r a n i fresh
arid ii!f!"n"s at t'a
t!
due's I
and shoe
below cost, to
make loom for other goods.
ar t
I'j. Brownell's.
James V. Pipes and wife vi'.l j
start for the Sound this morning lo
make a fer. weeks' visit.
v. i .-i i i !
i e-iei nay snoweu a large num
ber of of our citizens in attendance
upon the State Fair in Salem.
Look at Krausse Ji Klein's oiler
in hand made French kid shoes.
the best goods ever sold in the city, j
only 5.w.
aiter Brow ii, of Canyon City, i
has purchased the Haves farm in i
Linn county just on th? Lane
county line.
tt. ii. Simpson, a mercnint . o
llehx, Oregon, and formerly
this cny, is paying a visit to old;
ik ir or , . i
scenes in this vicinity
Dr. K.L.Ailloughby and Uaiily,:presi,,ent to.dav appointed J
of.Crook connly are spending a (ilbtn postmaster at Salem,
ti via nun lis, ux mc
southern paitof this county.
A fine assortment of "Cniver-
sal" heating stoves, the best in the '
market, just opened at Hopkins & i
.-altmarsh s. Call and soe them
An "Inquiry Social
V v. at z, - e congregational
church on Friday evening next,
.something new. A cordial mvita -
t.on is extended to everyone.
Pelicious Saratoga Chips, fresh
from the factory, also "Boston
ISaked Beans." melons, peaches,
tomatoes and fruits of all kinds in
profusion at La Forest & Thorn p -
son's.
Mr. Kalston, of the Linn County
bank, has purchased the residence
and lots owned by Mrs. Webster,
on the corner of Seventh and
liaker streets, paving for the same
:;20(. Wallace "A Cusick made
the sale.
The Iallei Times-Mountaineer
says: Mr. Joel G. Koontz reports
that the dead body of a man was
found in the road about ten miles
-outh of Wasco a few davs ago. He
is supposed to hare been thrown
Off the I'ppir Route.
The Salem Statesman says the
Modoc, the new river steamer
built by the O. li. it N. Co. to run
the year round on the S&lem ami ;
Portland route, w ill not come to
Salem for the present. Agent 10.
hi. Ilcrren
rren yesterdav evening re-'
notification by telegraph j
o boat's trips to Salem will j
ceived
. i . & .1 i . . .
Liiat mc ooai a inns 10 caieni win i
be discontinued for the present, j
The reason for this is that there is 1
. . i i
sucn a vast amount oi wneat tying ;
along the lower river, unprotected, i
that the services of their boat will ; land or clear out a larm m a few
be needed in conveying it to points : minutes, but we have found by ac
below. The Modoc has made a" tual experience that it is no after-
brave effort iDolying the waters of ;
the upper Willamette and m doing ,
yoml the possibility of a doubt ; the independent rancher is a
that navigation can be successful'' . happj' one and such a life is condu
carried on the year round. The ci'e to health and contentment.''
boat would not have been tempo-' -
rarily taken off at this time but for bi simsSs changk.
the fact that it is ursent that the -
lower river freights be moved. The Albany, fcept. 19, 18bl.
Modoc has made regular trips all ; , -Notice is hereby given tkat I
summer, in the fact that the water ! have sold out my butcher business
this summer than was ever before j lately coae from Nebraska, and ; ou favcrable terms.' For particu
known. It now stands nearlv five who will continue to do business at . ar3 call n or n.rite tQ Burkhart
il. A I , I f tnl I l n -i It r r tli A rtiA. 1
in the W Hamette has been lower
m-iiPR ir nw tho low water mark,
;
Jle N.ti
Tho attendance at the College
opens larger this year than it ever
has been before in the history of
the school. Upwards of thirty new
names have already been added to
:he roll of students. The Latin
class under the direction of Prof.
Lee is an unusually large one and
is doing fine work.
fiaz oa This and Snallr.
q have just received
and
tened fresh to-dav fine comb
honey, chipped lieef to order, our : fair grounds. It is a singular com-: Brownell & Stanard will please call
celebrated gold medal cream i binatiou of epecies, bearing a strik-; at the 6tore of C. K. Brownell and
heese, young America cheese, I ing resemblance to human in the j settle or make satisfactory arrange
smoked herring, codfish, dried I formation of the upper half of its ! mcnts without delay.
' :of rn.iti heef. corn beef, lunch I bodv. There is the head arms and ; ..1
on-uie mustard, sardines, clam
. ft - ... - a .
. , i
-hon-iler- lobsters, oysters, etc.
A'iliamette Packing Co.'s.
JJarglary.
List night two stores weie en
ure I bv burglars in Dallas, l'olk
county," and about .200 worth of
dry g."-!s and hardware ti'.ken f.oui
ii' iii.. Tiie goods were recovery!,
'it tlie burglars were not.
THE STATU FAIR.
Thtrsby Va the Bir Diy in Attract..n
sad At'.ecdicce.
Yesterday the attendance at the
state fair win immense, by far the
largest that has been on the
gr nnds for years.
The exhibit and parade of stoi k
was excellent, speaking well for the
enterprise, ttin.t mid foresight
tb agriculturists of the state.
The fruit and cereal departments
weie full and complete, and the
various committers were busily at
work on the awards.
Til it HACKS.
The tir.-t ra-.-e of the d.iy was the
o:-i and one-fourth mile running,
for fotXi. The winner w as Juhilee,
owned by Charles Peieron. and
2d wa- Cuiunni, owned by V.
Whitmore. The time was 2:10J..
! A protest was entered because the
I winning Juhilee ha 1 not lc.n en
tered the first day.
Tt i - . . i . :
i ' e sccoiiu liiec wit uir i iiiium:
handicap mile dash. The win
iiiii hor.se was Kitty Van, o.vried
by J. K. Ko-is; the 2d was .Sunday,
owned by Jack Dowd.
The third race was a trotting 2 :30
class, $600. On the 1st h it Ghw-
l ter stood 1st. Alnionette 2d ; second
he.it. Altei'.a stood 1st, (iloster 2 i
and l.t o:sa distanced. Third heat,
( ii,,-le:-
1 1st, Ahnonette 2d
Altena set back for running, and
Coquette distanced. Fourth heat.
G?oter 1st. Almonette 2d, Altena i
8d, Gloster winning the race
Time,
:2'5; 2:21!;
is owned lv
2:27; 2 :'$.!.
J as. Weveii-
( Hosier
hurst; AlmoiU'tie by
Altena. bv V
J. L. Uallett, i
l 'eb-i-hmint.
Cotiuette by Jay ileach, und
l.eixiii hv W. b. Wbitnioie.
rkint' it all in nil the fair is
proving a decided success this year
' I nltA 1 1U1J1 (JVCUtl'lll. UVt'l H
I cent vears.
STATE -N8W3
Miycr DiLaabmutt's Horsa Offwd an Extra
Promina.
Faiu Gi:oc.M)s, Salem, Or., Sept.
l'J. At a meeting of the Oregon
tate Board of Agriculture it was
decided to offer a special purse of
I $230 as an inducement for V. B.
DeLashmutt s :5-year-old stallion,
, i Blondie, to trv to beat the best o
iyoar-old Oregon record ot 2:31,
j which was made on this track yes-
terdav. The trial will be made on
Fridav afternoon at 2 o'clock,
",UT.c;Tor.
The
A. N.
Or.,
in place of Richard
II.
Dearborn,
Peceased.
Tin: OKECCN
TKOLBl-i:.
I'okti.and, Sept. l'J. The It. II
Thompson went down this morn-
soe "'""lin-atL'o'cloi-kand pulled the Or
1" will bee - oir the river bank. Owing to
; tiiu icnsitv of the foj! she was una.
j ,)le to KCt -,ier beanngs.and instead
!of lti (ut ino tho ohlinneI
; (irove ,ier niustrioiw n.,s. straight
i into the mud bank aain. Ttiis
j morning the K. N. Cook with a
i birge went down to lighter her,
i and it is probable that by evening
! she will be off again,
Tiie British ship Saline, drawing
' 13 feet of water, came up yesterday
: and hailed the Oregon as the lay in
tlie mud. There is no scarcity of
water in the river, only if the ships
wculd come up they mu.-t stay in
. the proper pla.v and n.t cut across
lots t' save time. I he smokv
weather and heavy fog nave been i
the. cause of all the trouble. i
What the Country N-d.
The Tillamook Headlight
recti v remarks that "w;.at
cor
this couraueous
willing to endure :t few hardships
while thev are curving out a home 1
in the forest. Such a class of citi-
.w,..ni lu, desired verv mnch. i
CIPrkKand nrofessional on are
good in their place, but
apt to get discouraged
are
- IC.I ,
apt to get discouraged when it
comes to swinging an axe one day
after another and living on plain, enh"urB. ancoucr
food in a lonesome wilderness. hnJ ??okane ,ls '.,M nth!n to
When at a distance reading of ! d?,wl 'our companies ; the losses
these things or even at our desk i
writing on the subject it seems easy !
r , .-j .
onougn, anu we leei now as u we;
could 'log over' a quarter yection of
noon picnic and that it takes many j
a hard, well-directed stroke to ac-,
j .
i t"e u".' v""" " vv.
old stand. Thanking the peo -
of Albany for their liberal
I pie
! patronage, I would solicit the same .
for Mr. Wacchter, who has been in ;
! K hucincta fnr voora in tlio Kant '
an(j thoroughly understands the
wants of the public, and he will be
pleased to have the people of Al- j
bany call and get acquainted with :
him". James V. Pice.
A Hem Monntr.
! The .statesman ,s resns.ble tor
this new version of the mermaid
business : Capt. Charles King of
the New York aquarium, is exhib -
ing arcmarkaoie ampnibian on ttie
i v i 1 :.. . . u.. it
! body are human in cast; but the
' 41. frtU 'I'L- w.. c-
eyes are those ot a hsh. l he arms
and back are covered with scales,
and the vertebrae of a human runs
down its paeK to uio lomoar tegiou
Tviiere it joult lihj uiisai nit .'i
lisii, and from thence down to the
caudal ex'reir.itv the formation is
that of a fish. It is to be Eeen near
the main paii!t--n on a platform in
a tank.
PBSNOIFii'3 POLITICAL CAFITAL.
file Bai!rud Commu. ion Basinets Still
Gra.-p-d At.
We quote the following upon the j
latest pnase of the railroad busi- j
ness :
Governor Pennoyer is not
through with his railroad commis
sion ntit.
It will be remembered that last
February the legislature elected a
commission in accordance with the
provisions of the amended railroad
law. The governor reiused to
recognize the commision and ap
pointed one of Hi own, under the
terms of the old law, holding that
th ne.v law, which he vetoed, was
no; operative unul ninety daS
alter the adjournment of the legis j
laturc. It was held tiv the legis-1
I lalure that the passage of the bill
over the governor s veto carriou j
tue emergency clause witn it, ami
put the law into effect immediate
ly, the same as if it had not been
visited with executive dissent,
fcince the question has bien in liti
gation and the legislative commis
sion has been successively sus
tained by the state circuit court ol
-vlanon county and the state
supreme court.
The governor is now making
what sailors call a new tack. The
railroad law contains the following
provision . "And e.ch of said com
missioners shall also, before enter-
i ing upon the discharge ot Ins
duties, oilier into ttouds with se
curity, to bo approved by the gov-
ernor, in the sum ol 10,UJtl, con
dil tonal for the faithful perform
ance of hi.- duty as said commis
sioner." flie governor maintains that he!
nas not approved ine norms ot me
commissioners, and has instructed
Colonel Knight, his attorney, to
begin suit to enjoin Secretary of
State McBride irom paying the
commissioners their salaries, be
cause they are illegally in otlice.
The outcome ot the utst and per
haps most interesting p'jase of this
entertaining judicial muddle will
be watched with mingled interest
and anxiety interest on the part
ot the public and unxictv on the!
part of he incumbent, commis
sioners. Satisfactory Tent. .
The test ot the hand enirine be
hng better than was contracted tor.
ilIui so o:- ,.ourt,e eminently satis-
factory, the machine will be
shipped on next Tuesday to its new
owners, the city of Iliilsboro The
certificate ol etliiiency will bj sent
this morning.
Fire in a Cemetery.
As the through train was near-
lllg VVUVIDVII laCb CTlllllJ lb l H 3
seen that a fire was devastating tl c
cemetery just north of that city.
".'I we;c tt.n- it
! V-h n"ht. ?I,d '11,iil' but !l
back
was
doing considerable damage to the
fencing.
IMatR ila". !
The immense panes of plate I
glass were set in their places in the
front of the Linn Countv Bank. !
making one of the tincst and most
beautiful business fronts in the citv.
T. Wl. C. A. ConTCBtion.
L. 10. Lee, brother of Prof. Lee,
is representing both the citv and
the College Y. M. C. A's, a't the
convention which assembled at
Vancouver. B. C. vf-sterdav.
INsUttK. '
Julius (Jradwohl calls the atten-1
tion of the citizens of Albany to in-!
sure before it is too late. He rep-
resents seven insurance companies j
who carry a capital of 70,000,000,
w ith a cash deposit in the state of
Fiirmers who have spent the en- j
l'rt . V . , , ,roui,LI." a croI' I
?f weat houM run no risks now,
,l!t promptly get insurance upon !
tlie ;,,P and guard against fire, for ,
,l "K'.v lose their crop by fire.it is a
! 1 ii t i f r tt flirt tt-'riIrt nAmmiinitt' ;
- . ,1 . . - I
"a ""a ij ,
Seattle, Ellensburg, Vancouver
! i I I nil .mi tit nn-l nl.l I
wm a1' De Paiu a"
rtcmJ wr Business, the
ter the Lhicacro fire.
nni an is; uaiu ciiiu 01111 ail;
same as at-
Take Notice.
All persons indebted to the late !
firm of Bardue & Robertson will i
please call at the store and settle !
hejr aw0lllt8 wUhout de anJ
t, y. , M. Barciue,
successor to Bardue &, Kcbertson
1'ockrtCntlery. ;
Tlie largest and finest display j
every brought to this valley just
received at Stewart & Sox's. Call !
and examine. I
Money to Loan.
Jloney in sums of $500 up, on
, & Keeneyi Albany, Or.
zl .!
Darno'a Catarrh Snufl'.
Sure cure for sore eyes, doafnese",
headache, and the worst forms of
eatarrh in the head and throat. Price
25 cents. So'd by Foshay A Mason,
Albany, Oregon.
Notice.
If you want a good mattress call
and see me. I will sell woven
anvothor man in tlie city.
- T lia,....
! ah rcmon
Indebted to the late firm of
Mont-y to Loan.
At a low rate of intcrtst on good
. 0'n u,gt IllM)ro-vl.,i ,.itv ,,r0pertV
larm property in l.inn countv, or
in
. Ai,,av. Ap,,iv t0 p.iackbrrn
AVright, Albany, Oregon.
If you naiit :i clean ami line mih
iiskl'ur !. .Toseph'i luuue made wl;
abor cigar-. For sale ry ni'i.-t ci;
dealers and at J. Jo.'o.ili's factorv.
ke
it.j
;ar
TEE HUGE GfiAIN ELEVATOR.
Mr. Pd7cy Oatoa au Inspecting Visit- He
Ia Well Pleased With It.
Thy Oregonian says that F. II.
Peavey, head of the great Minne
apolis firm ot Peavey it Co., is m
the city on bis first visit to this
section, lie iJ out here to inspect
the big elevator at Albina, and
those along the lines of the O. li.
k N. Co., which have been budt
by Peavey it Co. He w ill, in com
pany Aitn Mr. JO. C. Mitchner, the
resident partner, take a trip over
the lines ot the O. it. it N. and sat
isfy himsell as to tie grain pro
ducing qualities of the country
through which tuey run.
Mr. Peavey is very much pleased
with the million-bushel elevator at
Altmia, and says it is the best
built elevator in the country. Two
Chicago elevator men have looked
through it and express the same
opinion, fiteam has been raised
at the elevator and the machinery
put in motion, and if necessary
grain could be received on Monday,
out work w ill not be commenced
lor a few days till everything is
m ining smoothly.
Mr. J. A. ilci,ennan, the con
tractor for building the big ele
vator, will leave for New York in
a few days to meet the- representa
tive of an JOnglish syndicate, who
wish some elevators built at
liuenos Ayers. Mr. McLennan has
built and shippi-d to South Ameri
ca one million-bushel elevator and
two half-million ones, all like the
one here, arranged for sacking
wheat.
The Ladies !
Will please take notice that j
ivrausse & Klein w ill on Friday '
and Saturday of this week, the!
20th a tl 2lst put on sale sixty
pairs of ladies genuine French kid
hand sewed shoes, and warranted
in sizes from 2 to (5!, all widths'
from B to 1010 and 4.00 per pair, j
i he regular price is fj.oO. The
above are the same make ai d
quality as the ones we lecentiy
sold, and in machine sewed. This
is decidedly the best offer ever
made in Albany. Come and ex
amine them, und if they me not as
we represent don't buy.
Kkai'ssk & Klkin.
l'inII-y Soda Springs.
Frank Crabtree has remove I to
Findley Soda Spiings. and has
taken charge of the hotel and
springs. He is prepared to furnish
first class accommodations to trav
eltrs, and will furnish feed for
horses w hen desired. Satisfaction
guarantee'! to all who patronize
the popular pleasure and health
resort.
On Top Again.
In fresh fruits and vegetables
just received. Celery, cauliflower,
sweet potatoes, grapes, peaches,
watermelons, canteloupes, lemons,
ILiiien prunes, Bartlett pears.green
peppers, garlic, tomatoes, string
beans, comb honey, cream cheese.
limberger cheese, etc. Be i? lire to;
call early and get Cist choice. !
Willamette Packing Co.
Fine Saltings. j
Just opened, at L. K. Blain's!
tailoring department, the very I
latest patterns in piece goods for '
suitings and trousers, which will J
be made up to order in the most j
approved style by Mr. E. A. Scliuf- j
fler, the experienced tailor who!
has charge of that department. J
Call early and get your choice of j
patterns before the stock is broken. J
Kid ;iovcw! Kid U1ovk!
1 have just received a full line of
kid gloves brand "Our Own."
This is a L'enuine kid clove. I buv ;
direct from importers in New York j
and consider them the best value
of any glove I ever sold for this j
price. Five buttons, three rows of J
stitching, $1.30 per pair. . 10.:
Young.
lVantctl Immediately.
. One hundred men to work on :
the construction of the Oregon Pa-;
cific railroad. Apply imrneiliately i
at the otlice of Antonelle & Doe,
contractors, at the St. Charles
hotel.
S-lsor. Sheam. j
Immense stock at Stewart A i
Sox's. I he best, quality and any j
size or style. Call and examine
our stocks Stewart & Sox.
HK1ST L03T AN OPfX-FACiD
. silcr watch at the corner of the Hum
house. Leave at this orti.-e.
ANTED A OIKL TO DO GENEI1AL
housework. Apply to Dr. O. t Aw-
iirey.
WANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
house work Kor particular apply at
the rcsiilciic of W. If. ForMniller, Washing
ton street between. G and 7.
Tv Kent.
A SMALL.' COMFORTABLE HOUSE,
ti a family without children. Inquire
of Mrs, .1. E. Carter, near Wheeler'B lumber
vard.
y-A YOUNG LADf WANTS A
II situation as chambermaid or to take
care of children. Good reference jriven
Address box H8. Albany postotHce.
ly ANTED GRAIN AND STOCK FARMS
V of all descriptions. If you want to Hell
vour proierty, write or call on K. G. Ueards-
i ley, real estate agent, Albany. Otlice on
Broadalbin street Uuar First. P. O. box S4X.
I fpWO NEATLY Ft'REISHED ROOMS TO
l ici in iwu itMfciii'u uii r.uflvorin ai.
Inquire at Herald otfi-.-e.
LOST OR STOLEN IN ALBANY, t'G.
27th, a liirht rcJ Irish setter pup, white
mi breast ami to s of hind ftct whitu; about
i four months. -Any party returni. i; the
I same to U. W. Cowan at the Karuieis' xare
j house, or civiiisr information regarding the
whereabouts of the sania will be tuitablv re
warded.
PERSONS DESIRING SAND, LOAM UR
gravel from the premises of K. L. Such,
in Itenton county, can procure tickets for the
tame at my otficf, Ctawford's block, Albany,
Oregon. Cuas. E. Wolvkrtox.
Important .Notice.
HAVING LEVIED TIIE .MONTEITH
nasturo fr. iu the Oregon Pac-ilic Co.. all
i person having Btucls therein ou inturc r,re
i hcreoy notirie 1 t.- rciiove thorn a oti.'o, .r
j make iirrangeiaents with nie. K-:: t do
; s s i :h t ) - -aT! t.5':--! '- :.
-..I.N SCUJIEER.
Oregon m.Eor;:::' i;:i.ikx vow pai v
itwillhrliiyoueitryiii.il! .u uhi.- ii.
Ask yoar fnei ils ahfi.t if ci v -.jn to
take," All dnigs'ist have i
Th'U FIEESIEN.
EjshU cf tn. Couies s Fcr tbs Various
Prize?.
T.troMA, (Wash.,) Sept. IS.
l-ini.-ii of wet test race this morn-i
in as follows: Tacoma X. l.j
HC1 2; Old Tacoma, 40; Tacoma,;
40 ; Tacoma No. 2, 41; N'anaimo, j
o0. First two Tacomas and Nanai-1
ino ruled out on account of there i
not being enough threads at the j
nozzle, thus giving first- prize to
Vancouver, li. V. In tlu dry est
the following is the result: Cor
vallis, 3G 2-5; Nauiimo. :!5 1-3;
Tacoma No. 2, :!4 2-3 ; Tacoma No
1.37D-10; Walla Wada,:i2 1-3. no
place; coup ing not cm.plete;
Victoria, o"J 1-5; lOast l'onland,
32 4-5; Vancouver, B. C. 29 0 b);
New Westminster, ",l 2 5; Old
Tacoma, no time; Astoria, 31 4-5;
Sea'tle, no time, Vancouver again
winning first place championship.
Race will be run to-morrow.
Much praise is due the enterprise
of the postal telegraph company
and its efficient force here lor tun
ning wires to the track and send
ing bul etin of races run and for
their promot service.
Latek The races were called at
0 o'clock this morning, but f. r
some misundering with some f
the judges and board oi directors
the races were delayed until 11
o'clock. The time in the champi
onship race resulted as follow-:
Astoria. 1.00.3 5; Vancouver,
1,15.1 5; Seattle, 1, IS. 3 10. Speed
race: Vancouver, 27?.j ; Astoria,
27. 1-5, and four teams 27.1 5.
: AKCH 110 -V. BLACK :3UilN,;
: with ;
.. i: u!;nw xiti.i., Tin: okocek.;
A C'AMFOKXIA 8EXSATIOX.
Pctnluma Couricr.J
It is reported that the sales of the ''Cal
ifornia Remedy," Joy's Vegetable Sarsa
parilln, have grown within a few months
till they are now really sensational. The
way the fame of this production has
spread is s-imply marvelous. Six months
ago it wasnnkuown. To-dayit is ail over
the country. It i authoritatively stated
that they have been actually giving it
away in Saa Francisco to people afflicted
with dyspepsia, sick headaches, indiges
tion and liver troubles, not to be paid
for unless it cured. Su-.-h practical tests
arc so startlingly convincing as to be
almost sensational. It is stated that two
of tho active principles of the new remedy
belong to the vegetable kingdom of Cali
fornia, and are so well known to us all
under common names that it would sur
prise ns if told them. But we are not
surprised at anything Cnlifornian, and
this recent discovery of the newmedicinal
virtues of its vegetable kingdom is but
another instance of the astonishing possi
bilities of a soil and climate like ours.
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jTlic City Restaurant,
Uii'l-i the new tnana ement of II.
j Luinpti'Nl) will
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at all In urs. ('
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And ir'l r what- r :oi;. i'i
ing fr what you -..Vr ' n"Tl'iuj.
more. Straight meals s-rv-.! t.
for '2. t c ntR, and meals to - fe n.
a 5 ce:it roll and cup of !' ee f" ;
first-class $1.00 mtal.
i?"Furnishel rooms to let in connec
tion with the restaurant.
MISSKSfilLliKiiT
HLA ALBERT -FRANCES CILBERT
Teachers of piano, organ :wid fcai ninny.
Kesiiluncc corner ofJeffenon ::'.m rourth.
Mins IU'! Uih rr; ftt bniiun Th:i;sdayg
iCiil Kr .la-is.
UWVFRSITY Oh QREGGV.
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Next oosHion br-iiiis
11. lsl. l-'rcf s. hol;ir-mvf "in ! ." cam
tv In th stat':. Af'l'vV 1 urc.-iiir. MiJ'er
intendent. I'vti tuition alter .li'iuuiV 1,
lS'JO. Kour i-onrsef: clawifa!, Svii-ntiflc,
latcrar.r and a nhort Enslisli ionise, id
which thrrc w no Latin, Jre. r'rench or
Cerm:in. Tha Krlish is pre cruinciitly a
lmiucsK co'irsa For oatatnuiw or otuer in
formation, ae-lrris.
J. W". .lOilNi-OX. PraWt-nt.
for busine.-yi 8t the Portland Business Col
ege, Portland, or nt the Capital Itusinea
ollcifc, Salem. Pot'a schools are undet
he manaKCiii- nt of A. P. Armstrong, havt
ttnie course if stiutie;., sriinc ratesof tuition
BiiKfiM'!, Khoriltniid,
typett-ritinf, PcnmatV.ip, Ivnglish Depart
Uetits. iiay aim i-vciiii.j; .vciuu. ovuunb
llmitted any time. Kor Catalogue, adctres
trtland Bo":ik C.ill.f .ARrjpIt! Uus'iRMstollr;
Portland, Oregon. vA. fealem, Oregon.
A reliable V. S. Stanai l 3-ton cale on'y
S37, delivered at your nearest railroad rtatii n
free tf freight on thirty days triil. Ij rjcr
scales at proportionately low pr.cs. Wr
ranted for fire ytars. Address,
K. C. HOFFM AN,
Albaav. Oregon.
BAKfSG
lowdi:uA
Put up express! . for Julius Grad !
wohl and sold at his Golden I
Kule liazaar in '
ONE POUND CANS j
AT i
25 CENTS I'EIlCANj
gP"Guaranteed to he first-class j
in every Hcspect. j
JULIUS GIIADWOIIL !
GOLDEN
F. L. Kenton
-DEALER 1N-
Staple and Fancy
GBOCEMES
llso Choice Candies, Nuts. Cigars and Tobaceos,
Fruits, Vegetables, Etc.
TERMS CASH AND PRICES LOAV.
Subscription Agent for all Leading Xetvs
papers and Magazines.
VKEAll TIIE POSTOFFICE.
L.E. BLAIN,
THE-
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SEPTEMBEB, 1889.
Get au elegant Dress Suit, or Business Suit, or a
Stout Working Snir, or one made to order, some
novelties in shirts, ties, hats or shoes,
i'and won't you ehine)
OCTOBEE 1889.
Get two suits of fine woolen, knit or flannel un
tlenvear, a strong overshirt, a trunk or valise fine,
shoes and hosierj,
(and a wife.;
NOVEMBER
J l 17" 171
ii
Get a Chinchilla or Astrachan coat and a pair of
no'by pants, winter gloves, caltor kip boots, a hat,
'and be a tough)
December. 1889.
Get your rain goods, rubber coats, boots, water
proof leather coats or boots, silk or cheaper um
brella and overshoes,
(and go dry outside(
Anything usually worn by men or boys can be
found in l.iy store, arid I will be flad to show vim
- ' - - -
through the stock and prices at any time.
(and yive you fnll
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aFores
t & Thor
SrCCKSSORK TO WALLACE, THOMPSON CO.i
FLiNN'S BLOCK, ALBANY.
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Carry the largest stock in the city, enabiing he
to supply any and every want of their customers.
In Table Luxuries,Choice Teas and Cottees,Cream
ery Butter on Ice, Cream Cheese, Canned Goods,
HLUNCH
-ALL KINDS OF-
l
Constantly on Hand.
ALBANY, OREGON.
Clothiier,
value for your money
889
won
WW.
GOODS ETC.
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