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Newspaper Page Text1 HE MOKNTNG HERALD; SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 1880. pawing gnitg m& Sl'ECIAl-. I'ir.-.O A. M. Not t -e our stoves ami ranges lxjfore buying is a mistake. Mis takes are always costly. In heat ing stoves we have the largest as well as the most carefully selected 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 do, and they were bought or cash, so the pric i i iht. We have sic ial ties in heaters, beside ;:r regular lines of Garland, Argand and Su j;rior stoves and ranges. Geo. W. Smith. .TTTINC.S ABOfT TOWN. Fountain pens at Will Stark The lirnst stock of watches the city at Will & Starke. Chicago dried beef, chipped to order at C. K. Brownell's. Fresh oysters served every d.iy ai Hermann's restaurant. For the fio-st silver polish in the market go to If. lvert's The best kid irlove ever brought ot Albany for $ !."() at Beads. For school books, blank lets, etc., go to. the Citv . tab Drtiii Store. Prescriptions and recipes rare fully compounded at the City Drug j ( Store. Stop at Will t' Stark's ami ex :i!iune their large and new line of watches. I fresh sweet I at Bardue's ' Choice potatoes grocery. Boots butter and and melon's and shoes below cost, to make 100m for other goods, at 0. !".. BrownelFs. The state fair will close to-day. ' A! tout 501) tickets were sold at this city during the week. The subject of the Y. M. C. A. gospel meeting on Sunday after-: noon will be "The Withonts of the Bible." Look at Krausse & Klein"s offer loes, in hand made French kid shoes. the best goods ever sold in the citv, only $4 00 .', . , I resident Harrison has ap - pointed A. N C.dbert postmaster at naiem, in piace 01 uicnara tl. Dearborn, deceased A fine assortment of "Univer sal" heating stoves, the best in the market, just opened at Ilonkins & Saltmarsh's. Call and sae them, j Delicious Saratoga Chips, fresh ; from the factory, also "Boston Baked Beans," melons, peaches, tomatoes and fruits of all kinds in pro.'usion at La Forest A Thomp-, son 's. ( ihe finest line 01 musical instru ments ever brought to the city are now to be seeri -at G. L. Black man's. He has many musical novelties that are well worth ex amination. An enjoyable church social was given last evening at the residence of Mrs. Montgomery by tne ladies d the Baptist church. An elegant lnnck was served and an en joyable evening was spent. Burkhart & Malin sold yesterday to Mr. (Jeo. XV. Baynard two lots in Pipe's addition, the considera tion was $300. They also sold to Mrs. Nettje Malin five lots in the same addition the consideration being $750. Wallace & Cusick sold yesterday to Corporal Isaac Hays of Scio the east half of block 2,in Hackleman'-t 4th addition to Albany, owned by J. J. Dubrille. for $1600. They also silcl to Ouiss & Son the east half of block .1 in Hackleman's ad diton, owned by T. L. Wallace and A. Klein, foi $1000. The sidewalk in front ol P. Cohen's has been blockaded fer a day or two by his receiving a very extensive stock of the latest styles of cloaks, ladies dress goods and all other kinds of fall and win- ! ter wear, which are now open and i racly for inspection. I'EUSONAL MENTION. Mr. Ti. V. Lonswav of Seattle! la6t eTninS'8 trai" fr ! OllVt V Ctttlt Mrs. Paul Suter of Is'ew York is visiting her brother, John Pieren ger, in this city. W. Allen, associate editor and proprietor of the Daily Examiner of 1'ortland Is in the city. Miss Kitty Cooley and Mrs. J. K Irvine, of Brownsville, are visit ing their sister Mrs. . W. Wright j well as a social success. The :n thiB citj'. i feature of the evening was a serifs Kobt. Foster, a well known Linn j t literary questions propounded county noineer, is lying seriously j pon slips of paper to which ans ill wih pneumonia at his home : were were written which proved near this city. ' ver instructive, as well as mter- r i . j ' csting. An elegant supper was from Portland, where he argued a 1 TTn;wl Ctutoa .limticik . Stephen J Metcl Ol uailiorma, nan i has been on the bench a few clays ; m Jronianu. duuuco ri:w wu trip from California was attended by two deputy marshals. Kill f Fare. Pcup's Vegatable Vermicl!a Fish Salmon Codfish Dinner .Swea Potatoes Celery Tamil Carrots Beets ' Vegetable marrew A FAT SPUING CHICKEN ; rapes Peaches Pears Apples Chipped Beef FineCombIIony California Cream Cheese For j our Sunday dinner, all t lie liiuve "delicacies can be had at the Willamette Packing Co. If von wiint :i clem and line suio!it: :i-krt'r .1. .loMjb's liMine made whid; :mir i-i'':i:-. For s:ilc tv inost cigir -.i"- and at -I. Jo cpli'.s fa'-tcry. ON THE OBEttOS PACIFIC. 100 Tracklijers t Work Bridging Saatua at Sreitenbusb. the From a gentleman who returned yesterday from the front on the Oregon Pacific railroad some facts were obtained concerning the work en the eastward extension of the road. About 100 tracklayers are at work laying rails from the end of the track toward P.reitenbush. About one mile a day is laid. The company is having more ties cut, and it is understood has about con cluded letting another contract to a Colorado linn of railroad con tactors for a big slice of the road tward Boise City. Aganof hridije rarjenters are at work Ifauii.i" tin- timbers for ! the bridge across the Santiaiu at j Breiteniush.which will be finished j this fall. J. S. Antonelle is increas- : u: t r i lug iiisiuiuD ui siautris un ivir i . . , , . . . . ,. ( - .IIi.b.Ki .(i .iiiiinil t n ..ill) ....... .n on tract. so as to complete the irrade TailC readv for the tracklavers. It is expected that thirtv miles of track ' will be aid within a month. I uis will complete tne road about thirtv- five miles bevond Gatesville. A ;ol Show Coining:. Mr. A. tr. Allen, representing j the Oakes Comedy Sketch Club; i and Swiss Bell Ringers, is in the ! j city arranging for the appearance : j of that excellent c ompany in this : city on ihursciay next, i lie com-1 pany has the highest endorsements trom the press ot tho bast. I lie ) Pueblo, (Cclovad) Chicftiin says: j J. II. Campbelfto F.Camp 1 The Oakes Comedy Sketch Club; bell, parcel in block 47, ; and Swiss Bell Bingers gave two , Hackleman's 2nd addilian excellent pertormances at Peie- mear a opera house yesterday aitei- ; noon and evening. The perform-! I ance was a success Irom beginning ! j to end. One minute the audience I I would be filled with rapture bv ! their harmonious and marvelous j music, and the next convulsed with j laughter by their mimicry and mirth. It is an exceptional com pany, and they will find it profit able to return again. Farewell Party. A very pleasant farewell party was tendered Miss Flora Mason bv Mr.0. S. Pollock, of the Albany j College, at the residence of Mrs. j W. T. Hearst, Thursday evening. ' Miss Mason will leave next week i to BPeru tne w'nter with relatives I in the East, and a number of her 1 , 1 i . i , ' r ffi . c n , f 1 -T 1 ' 'acuity assembled to bid her i good-bve. Among those present ,were: Prof, and Mrs. Condit, prof. Lee, Mrs. Pollock, Miss Bee Prat her. Miss Lib Irvine. Miss esta Mason, Miss Lillie Kobert- son, Miss Helen Crawford, and Messrs. Percy Kelley, Quincey Propst, Collins Fakins, Percy Young. Carlton Sx, liicbard Wheeler and John tJeisendorfer. flatarriay Item. The following are a few of the good things to be found at F. L. Kenton's 6tore near the postollice this morning: Fresh Saratoga ! chips, cream cheese, fresh soda j crackers, sweet crackers, ginger snaps, etc., choice tea, tine roast ' uone, ana is uone. 11 is a marvei cofl'ee, dried beef chipped to order, i us i!n of glittering beauty, and corned beef , sard ines.roast chicken, holds one charmed in viewing its turkev, beef and mutton, pii's , loveliness and dazzling brilliancy. feet ovsters. germea, cercline, rolled oats, buckwheat flour, fine table svrun. c hoice c omb honcv. fresh butter and eg-, breakfast beans, bams, uni.s. cabbage, melons, grapes, etc. j - . fine i'hotosruh.v. . Crawford .1 Tipton with thfir ! ViawiorutV l.l.xton, Willi ineir latest improved implements ami methods, are doing splendid work in 1 heir photographic rooms, in Froman's block. They are making : magnificent views of Oregon seen ; ery which are going oil' like hot cakes. We ha 1 tie pleasure of ; u- i looKin inrougii meir recent la ' (juina Bay views, including those taken during the Kditonai Associa tion, and thev are fine .-enu your , you will be well pleased with; them. , TUe Firemen Keturn. Messrs. J. N. Hoffman, S. I. Gaiss, W. II. Warner and Walter Parker, the delegates from the Al bany fire department returned last j ' a. r i. l a rr ' night from the tournament at Ta- coma. Albany sent no team this year but the firemen of this city still carry the championship ban ner. In the speed race this vear the fastest ti me made was 27.4-5, while the Albany team last year iimuc it i.i -i.i-u, mating mcui me . fastest team in the Northwest. i Kajoyahle Church Sociable. A very pleasant sociable was given last evening at the Congre gational church oy tne ladies ot ! that church. It was a literarv as - i nnci an enjojable evening . BFU1" The Big Fnr Mlantrels. The Big Four Minstrels will ap pear at the opera house in this city Monday evening. They have been showing all week in s'alern where their performances were highly praised. Do not miss this best of all minstrel shows. They carry their own solo brass band and orchestra. w Office r f the Fair. On Wednesday evening the directors of the Oregon .State Agri cultural society met at the oflice of the secretary on the fair grounds and elected officers for the ensu:ng year. The result of tho election was as follows : T. L. Davidson, of Salem, president ; C. P. Burk hart,cf Albany, first vice-president ; Lewis Savage, of Salem, second vice-president. The directors also elect their secretary, but this is not done until the regular meeting in December. JUSTICE FIELD AND PAETY. Dapnty Marshal Neagle Traveling Iucocrnito and Calls Himself Jones. Pokti.ani. Sept. 20. Las; night at 10 o'clock Justice Stephen J. Field and party, accompanied by two deputy United States mar shals, one of whom was Deputy Neagle, the man who killed Judge Terry at Lathrop, California, lett on the Northern Pacific passenger train for the E?st. Only a few persons in this city were aware o: the presence of Nea gle, and as he walked about the city he seemed as unconcerned as if his handy pistol had not wrought horror in Judge Tern's breast. He is about 5 feet 9 inches in bight, I I has grey eves, and wears a light i i i. " i i i . J i 1 musiacue. ise wore a mac uerov . aat a" cutaway coal aim ngni ; P"1: .H13 v!Su Pfket.l,.ecf I ?edt.thc S d. watch given him by ' Justice rield. To those who knew ' 111111 117 itunnnii iu iiiini.iUL.CHiiu "." -7 k mat tie nau enong i noionety ana mat ne was j , j""" 7 V i A reporter saw him, but he declined ia 1 Klt, "e nl i Jenes. REAL ESTATE SALES. The following real estate trans fers were recorded yesterday: r. E. Campbell to fMniantha Campbell, parcel in block 47, Hackleman's -Jnd addi- tion to Albany $ 10 1 to Albany K. C. Hill to Heinrich Brod ers, lot o, block ;7, Hack leman's 2nd addition to Albany A. B. Patterson to M. S. Titus, E '.; of E '.. of S E Qr Sec 20, Tp 9, S li i E. . Fmma . Workman to Louisa Settlemire, lot 8, block 27, and lots 1 and 2, block 28, Hackleman's 2nd addition to Albany. Plat of Dubrille A Ketchum's addition to Albany 10 Piat of Sw eet Home Filed A Handsome Tribute. From the Advance, of Ljnch-i burg, Virginia, we clip the follow- i ing very pleasing item concerning I Mrs. O. S. Pollock, professor ot ' history and elocution in the Alba ny College: An Advance reporter was shown J to-day by Mr. Wm. A. Hellerman j a roval piece of work in stained 1 glass which he has prepared for the M. E. Church burg. The loving at Christians- and admiring friends and pupils of Mrs. O. S Pollock, former principal of Mont gomery female colIege,are the don ors. It is a full size window, about three feet w:de and eleven ft. long, and is made up of the best glass known to the trade, and inost artis tically designed and executed. There are no painted efiecta on it. nerever tnese ettects are aeces i ary it is produced by tinted glass. J It is wonderful how this can be : At tve foot of the window.on a rich ! tablet, appears the following in - scription : "A testimonial of iove to Mrs. Bollock, principal of .Mont - gpmery Female College, 1S7;I88. rrom tier mends and pupils. The above will be read with in- t?rest bv the many friends of Mr.-. bollock "in this citr, where her efli- . . , . .. , ir"""1"" v """c" "",,v '"" ,u j lege lias been a souce gratification. Ol much j CENDRAI. OKDKi: N. 1 I Kegular cjuarterly inspection of j Co. O. X. O. will be held in the armorv Tuesday evening, Sept. 24. I Members will procure their arms and accoutrements ot tne rirst sergeant and have them in order for inspection. Done this 20th clay of Sept., 1889, under orders of Capt. O. II. Ir vine, commanding F. Co. O. N. (1. T. J. Overman, First Sergeant. . Church Ntic. IVeach.ng services to-morrow at the Presbyterian church at 11 a. m. and 7 "Q r. m. Subjects discussed will be "Christian Beneficence" and "Physical and tpir'tual Strength as Factors of Chaiacter." The Sabbath school will c nvene if 1'-10 i u V,-..,.. Iu. nil i' prayer meeting at t::j0 v lecture room. All will m. in the be made welcome to these services. Oaze on This anl Smile. We have just received and 0Dened fresh to-day fine comb honev, chipped beef to order, our celebrated gold medal cream cheese, young America cheese, smoked herring, codfish, dried beef, roast beef, corn beef, lunch tongue, mustard, sardines, clam chowder, lobsterB, oysters, etc. Willamette Packing Co.'s. Special Request. SiS: All members of the are requested to meet i hall Monday evening. A full at tendance is desired. Fine Suitings. Just opened, at L. 10. -Blain's tailoring department, the very latest patterns in piece goods for suitings and trousers, which will be made up to order in the most approved style by Mr. K. A. Schuf rler, the experienced tailor who has charge of that department. Call early and get your choice of patterns before the stock is broken. Kill filovesl Kill ;loveI I have just received a full line of kid gloves brand "Our Own." This is a genuine kid glove. I buy direct from importers in New York and consider them the best value of any "love 1 ever sold for this price. Five buttons, three rows of stitcl'.ii-, fl.-V p-i- pair. K. BROWNSVILLE NOTES. BkowxsviLLE, Sept. IS. Messrs. Mover fc Croft are ab sent at Albany on business con nected with the Brownsville woolen mills. Sir. John Harrison and family have just gone home to Prineyille after a few weeks' visit here. . i . , i i,ome 0 j;ev ine young ncoiue met, at tlip at A. I.eRov last niuht and liad sociable. very pleasant little Work is progressing finely on the Eagle woolen mills here.and nearly all the old hands are back at work again. Mr. David Hull has just returned from a six months' visit to Eastern Washington, and will probably commence work again here. All the hop growers around here except Mr. Hausman have finished picking, and the crop is little under average in qnantity, but the piali- i- --- I . . , f y 15 gOOU. Mr John Brown j,as r..pntiv , purclulsed tho Dr St proper,v and at present there is not an em ty . t . i houses wanted. . Our new school house was to I have ben dedicated this week, but l from some unexplained reason the j seats have not arrived from the j East yet. We expect a grand time j here, as many noted professors j and teachers are going to be in at 1 tendance. Dressed Chickens. We will have a nice lot of dressed c hickens for your Sunday dinner. Call and leave your orders for a nice yellow legged c hicken. A'il larnette Packing Co. j All rerxoiis 1 000 i Indebted to the late firm of i Brownell & Stanard will please call J at the store of C. E. Brownell and 500 : settle or make satisfactory arrangc i inents without delay. .Money to Loan. I At a low rate of interest on tiood 1525 j farm projeny in Linn county, or i on best improved city properly in Filed 1 Albany. Apply to Blackbrrn & Wright, Albany, Oregon. Scissors. Shears. Immense stock at Stewart ! Sox's, 'i'he best quality -and any size or style. Call and examine our stock. Stewart & Sox. .Money to Loan. .Money in sums of $500 up, on real estate security, to be loaned on favorable terms. For particu- lars call upon or 'irite to Burkhart j it Keeney, Albany, Or. : " MAItltlGD. ; KAINKY BALL. At the resilience of Dr. I McCoy in Salem," Thursday, Sept. !). I ISSI), Mr. J. H. Kaincy if" Allianr ami j Aim. Emuu Ball of Salem, ; T OST-IX ALI1AXY A SMALL GLASS ! JJ I'Olcl bound locket containing the picture ! of tn deceased son. Anyone finding it will I please leave it at the Ukkald office and they win be suitabiv regarded. R. a. rami-y. j . i i - r i iITlNNJt HUMl'tntEV. JiEALEKK IN 1 IT choice cigars. In Wtlls, Karco & Co.'a j ; ollice. Fine imported and Key West cigars a Bpecialty lirlek for Sale. T MY fOLX ONE MILE KASf UK j A ; v ; town, or delivered anywhere in the city. W. V. CJASSELL, Albany Or. ! i,IMNTEI-a youncj man worm ; a Vt , about ukimr both from the Name teacher. i inquire at this office. -rkoos klw-tric rklikk is thk most ki.k- W irant medicine in tho world for internal and external use and f..r mm oi an v nature. You will never find its cnual. Ask v.mr druggist ,or it- H EAST LOST AN Oi'EN-HACSh sihvr watch at the curlier of the liusi house. Leave at this ollice. l " j HO CENEKAt. irANTED A CJIRL TO II homework. Apply to Dr. O. C. Aw- hrcv. w f ANTED- A HIRL TO DO CiENERAL housework For particular!! upplv at the residence of W. II. Kortniiller, Washing ton street bet ecu (I and 7. To Kent. SMALL. COMFORTABLE IIOLSE, ti a family without children. Inouire iA of Mrs, . I. E. Carter, near Wheeler's lumber vard . Albany Opera House, I ONE NIGHT ONLY. MONDAY, SEPT. 2.', THE ORIGINAL , 4 big4 MINSTRELS M KKFOBMBKS .10 4 K.Mt Hi: 4 ( Count them. XEW SPECIALTIES. XETt FEATl'KES. .SEW S.S. POPVI AK PBICES-50 and 75 lentil. Reserved seats at Blackman's Corner Drug store. SEE THE PAR AWE. SEE AfTIVt; D; TO.H. Albany Opera 1 ONE NIGHT ONLY THURSDAY, SEP. 26 DIRECT FROM THE EAST First Appearance on the Pa ctfic Coast. SWISS BELL RINGERS AND SKETCH COMEDY CLUB OF CHICAGO. ORGANIZED 1877. The company conies indorsed by the entire press of the East, where it has been traveling for the past twelve years. The most relinc-d ami funni est show cn earth. HHllKM. ;-. ."i ami ' l. Ti. kot ? on sale at Blackman's. Him uvuuv ltl'SINESS CHANfSK. Albany, Sept. 19, 1889. Notice is hereity given that I have sold out my butcher business to Mr. Wm. Waechter, who has lately come from Nebraska, and who will continue to do usiness at the old stand. Thanking the peo ple of Albany for their liberal patronage, I would solicit the same for Mr. Waechter, who has been in the liusine.ss for years in the East and thoroughly understands the wants of the public, and he will be pleased to have the people of Al bany call and get acquainted with him. Jamks V. Pii'K. The Ladles Will please take notice that Krausse A Klein will on Friday and Saturday of this week, the L'Uth a:;d 21st put on sale sixty pairs of ladies genuine French kid hand 6ewed shoes, and warranted in sizes from '2 to GV, all widths from B to EK and 4.00 per pair. The regular price is $5.50. The above are the same make and quality as the ones we recently sold, and in machine sewed. This is decidedly the best ofter ever made in Albany. Come an 1 ex amine them, :nd it they ate net as we represent don't buy. Kraussr & Klein. Wanted Immediately. One hundred men to work on the construction of the Oregon Pa cific railroad. Apply immediately j at the ollice of Antonelle "it Doe, contractors, lir.tel at the t. Charles ARCHIE -V. BLACKBUBN,: WITH ('. K HUOWNKU., TIIK GltOCKIl. A CALIFORNIA SEXSATIOX. - Pctaluma Courier.J It is reported that the sales of the "Cal ifornia Remedy," Joy's Vegetable Sarsa parilla, have grown within a few months till they arc now really sensational. The way the fame ot this production has spread is simply marvelous. Six months ago it 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, indiges tion and liver troubles, not to be paid 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, and arc so well known to us nil under common names that it would sur prise us if told them. Hut wcarc not surprised at anything Californian, and this recent discovery of the ucwmedicinal virtues of its vegetable kingdom is but another instanceof the astonishing possi bilities of a soil and climate like ours. The City Restaurant, Uh'tler the new management of II. Laniniiian will he con.lnct. cl on a firt-c-H plan. Meals will I'C served ai an nciurx. consult t-i-j I BILL OF FARE ', And order what-v i you want, pay ling for what yo'i . '(ier and nothing more. Mraight ip-.-ils served as usual for 2.-utnta, and unals to order from 5 cent roll ami cup of oofl'ee to a first-class $1.00 mtal. if Furnished rooms to let in connec tion with the restaurant. MISSES (JILIiKRT HELA ALBERT FRANCES CILBERT Teachers of piano, organ and baimnnv. Residence corner of .leffernoii ami Fourth. Miss Hcla Cilhert :.t Lel-anon Tlunsdays and Friday s. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. klc;i:ne citv. Next sefsion hejjins on Monilay, September 111. 18K0. Free schoiarHhipsf rum tverv coun t.v In the state. Apply to jour county super intendent. Free tuition after January 1, 181)0. Four conroes: Classical, Scientific, Literary and a short Enjrlih course, in which there is no Latin, Greek, French or German. The EnliMh i pre-eniineutly a tiusinc.ss co'irne. For catalogues or otner in formation, aedregs J. W. JOHNSON. President. for business at the Portland Business Col cge, Portland, or at the Capital Busines Allege. Salem. Both schools are undei he management of A. V. Armstrong, havl Binccourseof studies, same ratesof tuition BusiiiCN, Shorthand, fypewriting, Penmanship, English Depart Dents. Day and evening sessions. Student tlmitted anv time. For Catalogue, addres trtlinil Bdm Callrsr.ATKapital BosiBn('llc Portland, Oregon, vu Salem, Oregon. A leliable U. S. Stanar.l 3-ton n-nle on'y $37, delivered at your nearest railroad K'.uticn free cf fri?ht on thirty days trial. Lfr-er scales at proportionately low prices. War ranted for five years. Address, V. C. HOFFMAN, AlbaRV. Oreifcn. BAKING PO WDER. Put up expressly for Julius Grad wohl and sold at his Golden. Rule Bazaar in OJsTE POUiNTD CAXS AT 23 CENTS PER CAN 0(iuaranteed to be first-class in every Respect. JULIUS GRADWOHL educate m K. L. Kenton -DEALER IN taple and Fancy (jKOCEEIE ilso Choice Candies, Nuts, Cigars ami Tobaccos, Fruits, Vegetables, Etc. TJSKMS CASH AN J ) P1UCES LOW. Subscription Agent for all Leading AVtrs papcrs and Magazines. VNKAU THE POSTOFFICE. L.E. BLAIN, Leading; SEPTEMBEB, 1889. Get an elegant Dress Suit, or Business Suit, or a Stout Working Suir, or one made to order, some novelties in shirts, ties, hats or shoes, and won't you shine) OCTOBEE 1889. (iet two suits of fine woolen, knit or flannel un (lerweur, a strong overshirt, a trunk or valise fine, shoes and hosiery, (and a NOVEMBER, Get a Chinchilla or Astrachan coat and a pair of noMjy pants, winter gloves, call or kip boots, a hat, (aiid be a tough) December. 1880. Get your rain goods, rubber coats, boots, water proof leather coats or boots, silk or cheaper um brella and overshoes, (and go dry outsideC SEPT.OCT.NOV.DEC. Anything usually worn by men or boys ean be found in store, and I will be glad to show you tli rou oh the stock and prices at any time, (and give you fnll value for your money LaForat I Tliompsoi SUCCESSORS TO WALLACE, THOMPSON & COJ FLINN'S BLOCK, ALBANY. 1 fie koii Cany the largest stock in the city, enabling 'he to supply any and every want of their customers. SPECIALTIES In Table Luxuries,Choice Teas and Cottees,Cream ery Butter on Ice, Cream Cheese, Canned Good9, LUNCH GOODS ETC. -ALL KINDS OF- Fresh Fruits Constantly on s ALBANY, OREGON Clothier. wife.) 1889 and Wales Hand, Grocers.