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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOKNINfil flEMLl): SEPTEMBER 22, 1889. jjjHoming guilt) tm SfKCIAI.. I3:0 A. M. Net t w o n j-toves and ranges before buying is a mistake. Mis takes are always costly. In heat ing stoves wc 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 for cash, so the price is riht. We have special ties in heaters, beside our regular lines of Garland, Argand and Su perior stoves and ranges. Gko. W. Smith. JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN. The big Four minstrels to morrow night. The largest stock of w att hes in the city at Will A Shirks. Fresh oysters served every day at Hermann's restaurant. The state fair closed yesterday, after a most (successful se-tsion. Fur school books, blanks, tab lets, etc., go to the City Prui: Store. I're-ci ijlioiis yii'l recipe.- rare f.iliy coMipoiinded at the City Inig Stole. Stop at Will v1; Stark's and ex amine their large and new line of watches. Tlie gospel ubject of the Y. M. V. A. j meetin" on Sundav after-' noon will in 'The Withouts of the Bible." lonot miss the performance of t ht- Big Four minstrels to-morrow evening. The company is a good one and will give a first-class j rr iormar.ee. Mr, Ceorge Mothersole, advance agent of the Big Four Minstrel Co., is in the citv arranging for the e aP! ny of ! pearanre of the entire compa ')') artists fn this citv tomorrow evening. The Oakes Comedy Sketch Club and t'wiss Bell Bingers, w ho will appear in this city next Thur-day svening, carrv S1U.U0U worth ot musical instruments, including 105 silver bells. At the Building and Loan Asso - ciation meetinsr Fridav n:ht $SiiO was loaned to E. F. Truax at fiftv month's interest in ad ranee ami MOOtoS. W. Itoss at thirty-three month's intere.-t. Joliu Schmeer's cab team took a lively spin from the depot yester- day afternoon. Thev ran Jlown Lyou street to the lluss House, where one of the horses fell down! No damaw . as done. Dr. A. J. Bossiter, veterinary surgeon, of this citv, was called to 1 .-aiem yw'av to uoetor iku k Pilot, a i-000 Montana racer at the tairgronnds. This celebrated horse has been very sick, but may re-, ! . , A t . 1.1. I cover. The following lots have been . i-old bv the Orejrou La ml Company ; To Havana in Viereck's addition P.oggs, lots 1 and 4 in block 4 ; o Maggie Will, three lots in block 4 ; Fd Wills, lot !, block 4 ; to Geo. Vassalo, lots 4 and 5 in block 5. The Jennings and McPherson saw mill above Iebanon, which was recently burned down, is bein rebuilt. New saws have been pur chased and the mill will soenbe in running order. The machinery was manufactured by the Albany Iron Y orks. E. Berwick was timing in a j IiMflrrfv In t)... noeti.rn rvirt thA ' citv last evening when his horse became frightened and ran away. : Two liltle girls were in the buggy; with him. The buggy was over-; turned and broken to pieees, but j none of the occupants were in--.jured. . PitFSOXAL UEXTION , ! .l.i mall nf ! Mrs. Kinscy and F.uffene are visiting ,wus"w " ! rhe guests of Mrs. L. H. Montanye. j iu ima -i. J. S. Antonelle left yesterday for the front on the Oregon Jt acme to living at Lyons 1 made up at Ale pay off the men at work on the con-, hama, an enterprising little village tract of Antonelle & Doe. f lying about a mile, north of Lyons, Special Indian Commissioner W. 11. Bishop of Washington, D. C. was in the citv yesterday, hav ing stopped off to visit his friend, W, E. McPherson. till f Farr. Soup's Veaatable Vcrmicella Fish Salmon Codfish Dinner Swe"j Potatoes Celerv Turnips Beets Vegetable marrow! SPKING CHICKEN i Peaches i A ?inlf I A FAT Grapes Pears Chipped Leet ricei,onioiioneyr " i- if ' California Cream Cheete For vrinr Snmhv dinner, all t.hi? aliove delicacies can be had at the Willamette Tacking Co. The BIr Four Minstrels. The Big Four Minstrels will ap pear at the opera house in this city Monday evening. They have been showing all week in Salem where their performances were highly praised. Do not miss this best of all minstrel shows. They carry their own solo brass band and orchestra. Special Kcquetit. All members of the A. . I. W. are requested to meet atthcG.A.B. .hall Monday evening. A full at tendance is desired. ';uitel Itiiiii"tial-ly. Or..' hundr. d men to wo:k on the on.-t ruction of the hvgon Pa-.-itic railroad, -pi-ly iinuiodiately the :!i'-e of AiUoiicIlo cc I oe, ..miiv.cto:. at th; --t. Cluulcs hotel. ALONG THE 0. P. Obs-rvations of a '"Hsiali" Mao oa a 07er the Eastward Exteapion, Trip Hoarding the O. I train ai Al bany at 8:30 a. xt. Wednesday Sept. 17, we traveled eastward along the line, our destination te rns Lyons, a small town situated on the road about 28 miles from Albany. The road runs through a country varied and picturesque, part rich farming lands, through heavy timber and our numerous mountain streams, from whose bright waters a speckled beautv frequently throws its bright scales to the sunlight. The trip was made with but few incideir.s worthy or mention. A few miles east of Munkers, in the heart of a dense forest, a redheaded irirl. dressed in a spotted calico gown, jumped upon a log and wavea iter handkerchieUt the passing train, ' I thought at first she was signaling ! the conductor, but as we made no i effort to stop I changed my mind. But I believe yet that the redhead ed siren of the forest had some j connection with It. It. officials, ! anyhow she seemed lo be rerog-i (nized by a brakemaii who was j leaning ou. of the window. Alter) mm unit; uu vi iiiuuiuaill Illllil- Ition things moved along quietly, and luchng unutterably drowsy 1 t i:ew my leet over the back of the next seat and went to sleep, and like th prophet of old, or the ; gifted Lumbeit of my hist letter 1 j bad a vision. It seemed that old father liui; h.ii j imp 1 ;t cjg ; an j it was in the fall ot IS'io. and 1 was traveling over the saiue line but the scenery seemed different, the car was a magniliuent sleeper I instead of the common smoker that 1 was in a,ld wl)il 1 was tying to account lor the change a brakuman crammed ds head in at the door, anu in the common dialect ot tne ; tribe, shouted "Boise City" change cars lor all points East. The car door closed with a bang, and 1 started to my feet, only to ' find myself in the smoker with the railroad laborers around me, and j the train slowly coming to a stop i at Lyons. It was a rude awakenim; but w ho has got nerve to say that my vision will not be realized. I Lyons is a town not as large as , : . hi., i . . . . - a wui ue, out it is yei in its in fancy, and is rapidly growing. It contains two general merchandise stcres, the largest and most nouu- lar one is conducted by Mr. Henrv Lyons, who carries a little oi" most j everything that is needed. i faring my brief sojourn in the t-,ty ot i-yons, 1 was a guest at the Whacker House, and 1 can truly say without prevancatingthat they whack up a meal that would turn the stomach of a south sea Islander. " ... '"uc" n-vwa? . O... I .1 . t. i t r V " . , , , j "l " agehltoMKtt ulon u?u. bd 1 ' ' J c.ame the k- ! in , ,stf8h?wtedI ,ne .UJ ,tUirs : 11 ' but ,J ,,ol,.ce.a , tnat ii.c uuic evmeiice oi Belong ing to another and contained two beds. I i':tllt.l V'h ii'L.tV .iIu.i,. UlJ., tH l(j;lt fact asked hhu -( 01,el,,, v ese n UIlie(1 i(1 tllt5 . a,,artmeI;t aiul vvas iforuiea that his three bov8 slel), in thft 1(,ni '.."t-.. v...l,vv.l I then raised :i trcntln strance. I told him 1 had a scivrp cold and 1 l-ared I would keep the bovs awake. Tnis he nromntlv oven-ame bv int., iming me that "th.- house "oould fail down and them Vre boys would snore" right along." Bui I was obstinatfc"in the matter and told him 1 must hav a room by myself, conducted me across the He then hall where 1 found a room fitted up with a bedstead, a si.aw tick ami a pair of! corn husk pillows, with "Good- j night" elaborately worked upon ' the shams. I earnestly prayed uai wou.urune a Kouu nignt.out --Ill 1. . "acKcr "ave u i me lamp ! to someboiv else, and told me he woiilu Hold a match "till yer skin otf yer breeches," I raised a second kick and told bins that I would prricr a candle and a few matches of mv own. This brought ; the necessary articles and I man ! aged to get through the night. 1 But kind and gentle reader, if you ever go to Lyons don't fail to stop . . mm r t w w . at the Whacker Mouse. Lyons IS a thri'in' It Ptntrn an d should i i havc a better hotel. But what I lost in the way of a ' and containing the postoffice, one dry goods store, one drug store, blacksmith shop, church, school o'j j nouse anu notei. Atenama enjoys ei. u. i received my lull m a daily mail from Stayton by the i surancn in less than one week from stage line. It has grown to be time of the fire, and I cheerfully ; quite a summer resort, and I found j recommend the state as a prompt several parties staying here to en-: I jui inn iisuiii, iiuimux, pure coiu ; : water and the sweet healthy ; i breezes of the mountains. " i I G. S. B. j : I . . . . .I.,, r . i . : i i i of. II. W. Young, recently from Ohio, has located in this city and will teach vocal music. He comes highly recommended as a t hfarMifrli m nciian Ha tri m tr a 1 ? "V. r he will be assisted by Rev. E. R. ! Prichard, Prof W. li. Lee, Dr. O. C. Awbry and others, after which he will organize one or more classes in the study of voal masic. The concert will be held in the W. C. T. V. Hall. Splendid Lumber. far Inada rtf Inmhor Four 1 . i t : . i. . : 1 1 . I jaic buaiu oi n ueiug tinioer uuoul sixteen inches square and reaching the full length oi two flat cars was standing at the deot last evening, i having been transferred from the; Oregon Pacific track on its way to ! Salem for the new woolen mills. It ! came from Lyons and was the I product oi Hiatt brothers' mill, which is situated between Lvons and Mc-hama. They are turning! out large quantities ii very tine lumber. SflS' Iiiimoiise 'Sox's. Ill'' si'j or s t y 1 ourstut'k. S tii-s. SlM-ars. siot k at Stewart & M'st ii'iali'y iitd any . ('ail uml examine lew art & Sox. THE FIRE St EE'S TOtJEIAMENr. Albany Still Hal to Tasmt Team-Bnat-mary of the Races at Tacia. Below we give the time made by each of the teams taking part in the tournament at Taconia during the past week. Comparisoa with the time made at other tourna ments snows tkat it was a littie faster this year than formerly, ex cept in the speed race. Albany stul remains champion of the North Pacific coast, and we will add of the United States, their time cf L'7 1--3 seconds at Seattle last year never having yet been equaled. It is a matter of pride to the lire men of Albany thtt twelve of the picked teams of Oregon, Washing ton and British Columbia, assisted hy at ,east Uenty of lhe protel Molial primers, could not belli i tlie recorU 6et for theiIl by the A better by the Al bany team, consisting ot only local lii emeu. Albany is proud oi her firemen both on duty and as repre sented at tournaments, and next year w hen t ie tournameet meets at Spokane Falls, as it probably will, the citizens will give them ao u support in sending a teim there that will set other lecords lor the professionals to run at tor years to conje. Following is the time made by the teams in each of the races : Hose race, wet test Corvallis, 4. ) ll-L'O; ...storia, VA i) 10; Walla Walla, S; Fast Portland. o! 1-10 : Vancouver, B. C, :t eattle, 'M I--; New Westminster, B.C., 05, l'-5; Victoria, B. C, S 2-5; (ld town. Taconia, 41. Huse race, dry test Corvallis, :r H-.); Nanaimo, B. (.'., :!S 4-5; Taconia No. li, i4 l'-5 ; Union, No. 1, Tasoma, o7 U-10 ; Fast Portland, :it -'-j ; Victoria, B. C, o5 4 5; New Westminster, B. C,o4l.'-5; Van couver, B. C., l".t l-'.t; Astoria, fU 1-5. Cliaiupionship race Fast Poit land, 1:25 2 5; Union No. 1, Ta conia, 1 :'J5; Seattle 1 :18 1-10; Ta coma No. 2, 1:20 1-10; Astoria, 1,00 3 5 ; Vancouver, 1 :15 2-5 Speeil race Astoria, 27 4-5 ; Seattle, 20 1-.'!; Nanaimc, 28;e; Victoria, B. C, 28; Tacoma No. 2, 2S; Fast Portland, 28; Walla Walla, 20U ; New Westminster, B.C., 28; Vancouver, B. C, 27.,. Hook and ladder race Astoria, 4;; Tacoma, ."52; Seattle, 29 1-5. Explosion of I'owtler. At Brownsville the other day Ira Walker met with a peculiar acci dent, resulting in some severe bums upon the face. A bottle con taining powder fell from the young man's pocket, str. king the ground, breaking and scattering ttio con- tents, which, while he was in the act of gathering it up, became i ignited Ironi a bunch of matches j also falling from his pocket The! explosion which followed threw him j violently to the ground, but ; fortunately effected no serious in-, j it ies. . j Drutli of Samuel Wilson. Samuel M. Wilson died at his home in Sodaville on the 16th inst. He was born April 21), 18o, near ; Burlington. Des Moines, county, ! Iowa. The deceased leaves two : children, a girl of sixteen years and a boy of eleven. The wife and j ot her with three children were i swept away in a cloudburst six ! years ago in Eastern Oregon. ' ,"' . ! Cl..r-u Not..-. Preaching services to-day at the Presbvterian church at 11a. m. and 7 ::!() r. m. Subjects discussed! will be "Christian Beneficence" i and "Physical and . Hi pir iiiai Strength as Factors of Chaiacter, The Sabbath school will convene at 12:10 r. m. Young Peoples' prayer meeting at 0 :'.10 i u. in the lecture room. All will be made welcome to these services. Ituraed. ; The barn situated on cue of the farms of A. Gellatly. about two miles southwest of Philomath, was burned on Saturday afternoon last, i and onl v bv the greatest effort were I the house and outbuildings adjoin ing saved. The contenis. consist- inK of a mower and som hay, were consumed. Corvallis Gazette. A Good Kcroramendatlvn. I desire to tender my thanks to the State Insurance Co. of Salem, Or., for the prompt manner in which they paid my loss by fire in the destruction of mv dwelling on and reliable insurance company. It. A. 15URESS. REAL ESTATE SALES. The following sales were corded yesterday: John A. Millard to John A. 01eon, block 13, South Albany $ J. L. Cowan and wife to Hel en Gilbert, 1 lot in Leba non re- 1000 100 200 20 T M Poiot.n bert, 1 lot in Lebanon. . . . Mary Dambach to Louise J. Croft, 131 acres, 11 W 4.. Fred. Staal to James Green- haigh, - block, Hackle- man's 2nd addition 100 Naoma Webster to J. M. Ralston, 2 lots east addi tion to Albany 00 a ! T. M. Coon to Chas. Keifer, 204'., acres in Tp 13, S R 4 W". C. A. Bassett to Clara B. Davis, 40 acres Sec 13, S R 3 W 1000 500 Fine opened. SnitingK. at L. E. IJIain's Just j tailoring department, ' latest patterns in piece the very goods for suitings and trousers, w fucli will be niaile up to order in the most approved btyle by Mr. K. A. .Sclmf-lk-r, the exjierienecd tailor who has charge of that department. Call early and irot your choice of patterns hcf jre thu t-tock is broken. Fountain pens at Will t; Stark's. FELL FbOH A TRAIN. Strange- KiSld bj railing f-om OTerland Train Kear Tnrnor. the Yesterdav morning after the north bound overland train had pasted Turner, the body of a man was found lying beside the track, where he had evidently fallen from the train. He was a light com piexioned man of about 35 years of age, and wore a pair of striped pants and dark colored coat. It was found that he had been abeard of the overland train, but after leaving Turner he had been missed. His name was found to be C. A. Anderson and he was bound for Stutt Junction, W. T. No information as to his home or whether or not he had a family ws obtained. The remains were proerly taken care of and was taken to Portland, wheie they will probably be identitied. MIDDLE IlIDGE ITEMS. Middle Ridge, Sept. 19. We had light frost three morn ings last week. Ed. Nichols intends to move to the valley soon. Minnie Spreaker was up to L. T. Berry's this week ori a visit. Dick Pyburn has returned from a visit to friends in Polk county. Mr. and Mis. Fred Sylvester isitcd at Mr. Baker's on Saturday and Sunday last. Virgil Arnold of Scio, was over on a visit to relatives and friends a few days since. The house which L T. Berry is putting up on H. Bryant's place was raised yesterday. Tuesday the 17th was the hottest day of the season, being 02 degrees in the shade at 3 o'clock r. m. Grandpa Stiers from Eastern Oregon is spending a few weexs with nis son, George and family. M. W. Miller while burning his stubble burned a lot of fence and came very near burning his build ings. Paul Martin, who has been stay ing at Mr. Berrv's this summer has "one to Harrisburz to attend ! pchool We are informed that Mr. Ber nard Marks is engaged to teach the fall term of school at Middle Kidge. J M. Zoosman who has been working in Albany the past sum mer is at home now, and in very poor health. M's. N. I). Conn ami family spent a week visiting her parents, returning to the city on Thursday via. Lebanon. Water is becoming scarce on nearly all ranches up here. Moses Zoosman and J. N. Combs are numbered among the fortunate ones who have plenty. Hop pickers from our neighbor hood, who have been working in various vards in the vallev have 1 returned. At Ed. Nichol's vard, ! j on the old Vader ranch picking' j commenced on the 3d, and finished , on the , th. lhe crop was light,: but of good quality. If you want a clean aurt line snmke askfor . I. Joseph's home imide whit; abor cigars. For sale by most cigar dealers anil at J. Joseph's factory. Brick for Sale. KILX ONE MILE A T MV KILN ONE MILE EAST OF town, or dchve.ed anywhere in thecitv. W. C CASS ELL, Albany Or. WAXTED-A YOIJSG MAX WOPLD like to take vocal music lesson, anil also lessons on the iruitar. ot particular , same teacher. amui caKiwr ootn irom tne I lmmjre at tnj9 ottice. 0 BKOON KLKCTMC RKLIRK IX TUB MOST KI.K- Kant medicine in the world for internal and external use. and for pain oi any nature. You wilt never find its 'equal. Ask Your dru&;isc for it. IT KST I A 1ST A .tch at the ct Ol'KX KACtP XT . silver watch at the corner I the Kuss house. Leave at this ottice. WANTED A (ilKL TO PO hoiHKtvork. Apply to Dr. (JEN'fcliAI. O. -. Aw hrcy. WANTKU A IJIRI. TO DO GKNEKAL ! house work For particular apply at i the residence of W. H. Fortmillcr, Washing- ton street between 6 and 7. Albany Opera House, OXE NIH1IT ONLY. MONDAY, SEP!1. 23, THE ORKIINAI. 4 big4 MINSTRELS SU PERFORMERS .10 Co nut them, VEW SPECIALTIES, NE1T FEATrttES, POPEI AR PBirEM-.0 anil 7", Crnt. 3rEeserved seats at Blackman's (Jorner Drug store. SEE THE PAn'4toE. 8KK ACTIW nt; TOM. ii i " - j ONE NIGHT ONLY THURSDAY, SEP. 2i DIRECT FKOM THE EAST First Appearance on the Pa cific Coast O-A-IKIIEJS SWISS BELL RINGERS AND COMEDY SKETCH CLUB OF CHICAGO. ORGANIZED 1877. The company conies indorsed by the entire press of the East, w here it has been traveling for the past twelve years. jfP" The most refined and funni est show c n earth. AI).UIS.i;. 5, .Vliiml ;r, CI. Tickets on sale at FdackmanV. A lanv mm KntPtl Lecturer Coining. Miss Henrietta Moore, of Ohio, who stands high on the Iict oi National W. C. T. U. lecturer is now sm-akinir at different nnints in i this COtlutv. ami will reach Alhanv on M uday, the 30th inst. She will give an audrer-s at the W. C. T. V. hall at 3 p. i., to which all are invited, aud especially the ladies who desire to know more ot the work of both the national and ljcal unions. Her evening lecture will be well worth the hearing of all thinking people. She has re cently done goou work in Washing ton territory and meets with gen eral favor wherever she speaks, this being her second visit to tnis coast. The Albany and Astoria Kali way. Messrs. William Wright and Edward Huston, who hav been engaged at work with the Albany and Astoria Railway surveying party, returned to this city last evening. The parly has completed the survey t Tillamook, and the remainder of the party are return ing with their supplies and equip age in wagons. A comparatively straight and easy route has been obtained and the party expects to commence work at onceou the im manent survey of the line. ItIled at the Fair. A. B. Custer of this city and Tearne Cochran of Tangent re turned yesterday from the fair at Salem in not a very amiable mood. The night previous some thieves entered the tent in which they were sleeping and stole tneir watches, vests, and even tbeir shoes and socks. They knew noth ing o: the robbery until next morn ing, and then their friends saw them skirmishing about tht-grounds barefooted trying to find something to wear. ISirtatlay Tarty. A pleasant, partv was tendered Miss Lora Vance last evening at the residence of her parents, it be ing given by a number of her friends in honor of her birth day. She was presented with a hand some gold watch by her parents and the occasion was a mo:-t enjoy able one. GENEKAI, OKDKK XI). 1. Regular quarterly inspection of F. Co. O. N. G. will be held in the armory Tuesday evening, Sept. 24. Members will procure their arms and accoutrements of the First Sergeant and have them in order for inspection. j Done this 20th day of Sei-t., 1SS1), j under orders of Capt. O. II. Ir- vine, commanding F. Co. O. N. j (i. T. J. Oveumax, ! First Sergeant. Money to Loan. i At a low rate of intertst on good j farm property in Linn countv, or I on best improved city property in I j Albany. Apply to Blackbrrn & j I Wright, Albany, Oregon. j nit Ulll ft It T! OK. Whekf, When an rV by whom Skr-i tice Win. bk Held To-Dat. I I III'kesiittkkian. Corner of Broadal tin and Fifth strei-ts. Services at 11 a j in. and 7::J p. in. Pastor Her.E.K I Pi ii liard. Sabbath school at 12:15 p. ' in. Prayer meeting every Wednesday ' eTcni.ig. ! United Pkesbytekiak. Corner of VaBL'nj;toii and Fifth streets. Senl i ces lit II a. in. and 7:00 p.m. Pastor Rcr. 1 M f: Ir. lno S.il.h itli v lm.ll -it "Uln ! , ' 'r, ,!,.' .,.: i . '"J-1 j ' e.eo-1. i nui.it. oci Tttce ctcij cuuubj :.t 10::j(l a. in. Sunday bchool at 2 p us. at the Academy. Hot. L. Metayer, r ct or. St. Pai'1. JIetiidhist ( Corner Mont srtiniery nnd Third streets. Services nt ll a. in. and :N p. in. Pastor, Hev U.S. Hrn!citcr. Sabbath school at 11) a. in. Prayer meeting oa Tliursda.y evenings. Baptist. Corner of Lyon nnd Film streets, Services at 1 1 a. m. nnd ;.if p. m. Pastor Kev. 1.. .1. TmBifcn'.. Sabbath school immediately after thw nisrning seivieet. I'ra; r rneeSsj; every Thi'-sih'y t.-ening.' ProTrsrAN-!" Eeiscoi'Ai. .'riirin Services w'l' be held in St. i'eie-s K;m- i copal church every a'iirnat; Smulay, morn- "g and evening. Simdiiy bchoel at t)::0 a. m. Fridar evening: 'ervie ' on every F.iday pieeei'og the Sunday j acrvice." All ai invited to altead. I CeNonEiiAiMNA;.-Corner of Ferry 1 and Fourih Uiee.. Services at 11 a. in. ami 7:o0 p. in. Kabba.h kehool at 12:15. Prayer meeting on Wednesday cveuiim'i.. ti. L. Hoxe.s, palr. Chuistiax Ciit'KCH Services every 2udiind4t.li un;avs at their ehureli building by Rev. J. T. Stewart a'. 11 a. m. and usual hour in tlie evening. Sunday school at 1(1 a. m. Kvanoelic ai.. t .ornerof Lyon fcnd Fourth Btrceti. services at II a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Pastor, Rer.I. H Fit-her. Sabb.ttli seliotd 10a. m. Prayer nieet itia: every Wednehday evening. MErtiooisT. Corner EllsworUi anil t Third street-; .Serviee at 11 a. in. and 4 t.U Hf.S 4 j 7::0 o. m. Pastor, Kev.M.T.Meminster. j Sabbath school 2::id p.m. Prayer meet I ing every Thursday evening. " A reliable U. S. Stanard 13-ton scale oi'y :ir, t!eliveied at your nearest railroad static n free f iriinht on thirty Jayg trial. Lsr'rr eoalct at proportionately low p.-ictR. VV't r- j rant) 4 for five years. Address, Albany. Orejcon. I B A.KING PO VJ)EIt. ! Put up expressly for Julius Grad wohl and sold at nis Rule Bazaar in Golden , ONE POUND CANS 25 CENTSATPEK CAN Guaranteed to be first-class in every Respect. JULIUS GRADYVOHL III F. L. Kenton -DEALER IN- Staple and Fancy GROCEME Also Choice Candles, Nuts. Cigar and Tobaccos, Fruits, Vegetables, Etc. TERMS CASK AND PRICES LOW. Subscription Agent for all Leading Xetcs 2ajers and Magazines. NEAR THE POSTOFFICE. L.E. BLAIN, -THE- Leading Clothier, SEPTEMBER, 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 3ou shine) OCTOBEE 1889. Get two suits of fine woolen, knit or flannel un (lerwetvr. a strong overshirt, a trunk or valise fine, shoes and hosiery, (and a wife.) NOVEMBER, 1889 Get a Chinchilla or Astrachan coat aiid a pair of no--by pants, winter gloves, calt or kip boots, a hat, (and be a tough) December. 1889. Get your rain goods, rubber coats, boots, water proof leather coats r boots, silk or cheaper um brella and overshoes, (and go dry outside ( SEPT.OCT.NOV.DEC. Anything usually worn by men or boys can be found in my store, and I will be glad to show you through th stock aud prices at any time, (and give you full ralue for your money 1 STEW AM' & SOX. -Dealers in- General Agricultural Iron, Steel and Coal Wagons and Buggies Rope arid Crdage Blacksmiths' Supplies Garden and And all loiplemeots C. K. HAWKINS. ALBANY Does 'an immense business in'ali kiin'i J if furniture,3Ibedroom sets, parlor sets, chairs, bed lounges, kitchen snic, and all kinds of tables, etc. , etc. Also liavj a tine stiet-on ot wall paper a-.d wind-iw shades, which they are oirorintj at ciose figures, Call and mi then, en First street, opposite Stew art & Sox. ALBANY, OREGON Hardware Ipkenfe. Carpenters' Tools Builders' Hardware Powder, Shot, etc, Cftant Powder & Fuss Saws and Axes. Grrass Seeds! Used by Farmers : F. FARRELL