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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1889)
rlHE aiOKNlNCj HKHAI.D: WEDNESDAY. SEPTEIMMTR 25. I i 0 special. i:so a. m. Not t-i sv our stoves ami ranges before buying is a mistake. Mis takes are al way 3 costly. In heat ing stoves we have the largest as well a ih most carefully selected stock in the city, . The stoves we offer were not bought as an experi ment but as 8 certainty. We know what each stove will do, and they were bought for cash, so the price is right. We have special tie. in heaters, beside our regular lines of Garland, Argand and Su pjiior st'vw and range?. Geo. W. Smith. JOTTINGS ABHIT TOWN. For school lets, etc., no book, to the blank City , tab Drus; fctore. Prescriptions und recipes fully compounded at the t'itv eare Dru'" Store. St..p at Will ki St .rk's and amine their lame and new line ot watches. Coventor l'ennover was a pas- herg.-r on a evening's train, go ing to Central" ISint to attend the Southern Oregon Fair A treh stuck of rie candv from one of the best factories in S.in Francis: ) just received at Kenton's near the postoflice. The Oakes Comedv Sketch Citi: and Swiss Hell Hinders, who will appear in this city next Thur-day 1 evening, carry if 10,000 worth of musical instrument.-,, includin-j: lt'.V silver bells. F. Co. O. N. r. of this city un der command of Capt. O. H. It vine was duly inspected last even ing by Geo. K. Chamberlain, regi mental insjiector and superintend ent of rifle practice. Hon. W. P. Ilailey, ot Polk county, is in the city as a witness in the case of K. Wills vs. V.. I.ev eridge of Millers for right of way at some warehouses on the river west of that place. The case is before Judge Blackburn, the referee. All those wishing to begin with the class in vocal music which was organized on Monday evening, September 2Jd, please" call at the First Congregational church, Thursday evening. September 26th at 7 :30 v. M. II. W. Young. 1'F.KSOfAI. MENTION. S. P. Barger of Brownsville is in the city. W. II. Bilyeu returned last even ing from Saiem. Damon Smith, druggist, of Har risburg, made Albauy a short yisit yesterday. Mrs. M. Sternberg returned last evening from a visit of several weeks in Portland. J. Fred Yates has accepted the Iosition of book keeper in the Ben - ton County Bank at Corvallis. .olin Grimes, one of Linn coun - ty's most thrifty fanners from the southern portion of the ei:ntv.wa in the city yesterday. Miss Flora Mason lett yesterday for a six months visit in the East. She went in company with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Kobinson of Eu gen. Misses .Clara Mc.Mteken and Florence Busv, Mr. Orear Bueev and Mr. Walter McMeeken, of; flarrisburg. were in the city yes terday. Albany Itral KMate. The funny editor of the Seio Press sav?: Albany is booming, jcal estate is prancing clear out of any but the full handed in the business portion of the city, vhile the outlaying country between there and 'Frisco southward and and westward to the Tacitic ocean, is beginning to put on shut collars . and r utiles, preparator to joining in the grand rush to do honor to j the bright, handsome and encr- j etic city. Her business men, as : a rule, are liberal, energetic, posh- j ing, large-hearted and far-seeing, I just the kind of Inen to build up .a great trade center, helping with influence and coin every legitimate j enterprise Big Four Bunted. The Big Four- company which, had pretensions to minstrelsy went to pieces in Salem, and its mem bers departed as individuals, aat- f urday night an attachment, ior $15.75 was issued auainst them by T. J. Croniso for job printing, but there was nothing of value to at tach, their only property being the educated dog" Tom and an old tmnk full of false whiskers, lamp black and minstrel gags. Salem Statesman. Maxonio 31etlnR. A 6jccial communication of St. Johns Lodge, No. f2, A. F. & A. II., will be held - Wednesday even ing at 7 :o0 o'clock. Work in the M. AI. degree. Visiting brethren will receive a cordial welcome. By order of the worthy master. - Kemoving In the Hnl) Y. Simpson: of this city, nas purchased the millinery s'oro of D. i i. iVn.rnpi1 fe Co.. at alem. Mr: Olav Marshall. Mr. Sim nsoii's t head clerk, will go to Salem to-day, I and will ofiiciate a3 milliner of the concern until it is removed to Al bany. Failed to Kf-turn the (Itui. A. Kribaum was arrested at Leb anon yesterday Vy City Marshal Hoffman on a charge- of larceny of a gun. IleMiuply hired a gun of Deyoe t Kob.-on ami forgot tr re turn it. His examination will be held in Jutiv Humphrey court at 1 o'clock to-d;iy. THE CUT COUHCIL.v The dial Anecit ! Business Mots trt Tho Fripied Chemical Ergine, Regular meeting of the city, council last evening was a'tended by the full council, with Mayor Cowan in the chair. The committee on streets and public property reported that the sewers contracted for by J amen Laurent were completed and that they recommended they be paid for to the amount of $75.00, which was adopted. The same committee recom mended that a small catch basin be plated on the west line of block '2'J, not to exceed $20 in cost, which was adopted. The marshal recommended that sidewalks be rebuilt on lut 4, bii.u k ."2, also on west side of Ellsworth between Gth and 7th, also on the north bide of 3i street, between Ferry and Washington on lots 5 and i, block 13, which recommen dation was adopted and the walk J ordered within live days. 1 Petition of J. F. Backensto for crosswalk on the west side of Cala- pooia street acios? 'Jth street was referred to the committee on streets and imblic property. i: contract tor the building of I foot bridges acr..ss the Santiam ditch on Elh worth and 8th streets ! and Calapooia and Si h streets was i lff "7 to s- XV; Keece-. . ., , " i . ih 'orm contractor tor l-nud- in;; ine Ai'swonn street. orige was voted the balance due hiru upon two bridges already built, to the ' i amount ot ?ll. A motion to authorize the ex tending of ttie Calapooia street sewer was amended and referred to the committee en accounts and current expenses. On motion the committee on ac- ccunts and current expenses and the mavor and Councilman Grad - wohl were instructed to ascertain if Si.wpr nim can ho nlitninpd nn terms to conform to the limits of indebtedness. S. Froman requested that drain age oe made on Baker between 3th and 9th streets, which was or dered under supervision of the street commissioner. The matter of the flume running down Broadalbin 6treet was order ed put in repair by Schultz Bros. Also tho Hume" on Lyon street was ordered put in repair. The report of the committee on health and police in reference to sewers was taken from the table and referred to the committee. Committee on fire and water was ordered to sluice out the Calapooia Btreet sewer. ;II.I.S ORDERED I'AID. E. J . O'Conner $ 13 00 I.. Gottlieb n 00 G. L. Savage F. K. Allen . 1 t 48 14 ! J. N. Hoffman Will Bros S. W. Kos ! Santiam Lumber Co. . . 53 50 1 10 50; 15 00; Freight on hand emrine ! J. F. Whiting ! W. X. Miller Jones ' J N. Hoffman ' O. W. I'urkhart Gogg.in il UU 70 00 344 25 It) 00 4 00 On motion the council adjourned. llr.il, ISTATE SALES. Tile following real estate trans fers were recorded yesterday : P. J. Baltimore to S. Shupp. 22 feet front lot , block t, Albany .$ 2 N. A. Blodgett to L. b). Blain. block 5, F.lkir.s' addition to Albany 1500 A. dackh-man lo Beckie E. Hvniun, lots 1. L', :;, 4. 5, fi, 7 "and S, block 2, Abbey's addition to Albany. ... 717 James Klkins to Peter Schlos ser, east, half block 2, El kins' addition to Albany. . . SOO Walter J.Morgan to S. Shupp, ' 22 feet front of lot b.block C. Albany M;rv'A; Keily' " to M.'E. Fer- 10 roll, south half of west half of block 43, llackleman's 2d addition . E. Ketchum and J. J. Du bruille to L. B. Witzell.lots 1,2, 3 and 4. block 1, I)u bruillc & Kctchum's addi 1950 tion to Albany jT Ferren tQ J 4(10 B. Witzei west half of south half of west half, block 43, llack leman's 2d addition J. M. Balston to Ellal Tarker, lot 7, block 22, Kalston's addition ty Lebanon it;o ym Gofn to J. L. Goin, west halt ot west half of dona tion land claim of E. Coffin . Wm. Goin to A. N. Goin, east half of west half of dona tion land claim of E. Coffin 10! Flue Suitings. Just opened, at L. K Elain's ! tailoring department, tfie very i latest patterns in piece goods for ! suitings and trousers', which will be made up to order in the most ; approved Btyle by Mr. t,. A. bcuut fler, the experienced tailor who lias charge- of that department. Call early and get your choice of patterns before the stock is broken. . Take Notice. We have just received a large j supply of California cream cheese, j fine comb hony, chipped beef, j lobsters, sardines, Holland herring T.oston mackeral, codfish, smokeil herring. ; Also a lull line ot trims and veget-; ables. Willamette Packing Com pany. Notice. n account of holiday oi;r tore will be closed on Sytnrday. Octo-os-r ". 18S0, on widcl: day we will transact no business. )ur patrons Tiiil ifasi! j;ske notice and sioveni . tlieir.si Ives accordingly. .May crc ; Sender?. H-.m isi.-'trg. "reg'-n- AFTER H1UQHTT PISHEEMEI. Thonjacds of Salmon a tbo Elaocith Eirfr Being Destroyed Seroa Dispatches. overnor Pennoyer received the owing dispatch : Lixkvim.e, Or., Sept. 21. Gov ernor Pennoyer, Salem; Oregon : Lieutenant Alfred M. Fuller, Sec-' ond cavalry, reports as follows: The Klamath River Improve ment Co have built a dam across Klamath river at Manistee, Siski you county, California, four miles from Ager station, without provid ing a fish way; that fifteen or twenty people are employed night and day taking large quantities of salmon and destroing thousands of others; tht the river is fairly polluted with dead Bsh. all in vio lation of law. There is much in dignation among the people in that part ot California and Oregon, and needed measures should be t;'keu to stop the lawless acts ami to have a Ushway constructed that will al low the millions of salmon to go up this important river, as Miis is the season that they must go up to de posit the spawn. N. A. Mti.Ks, Brig. Genl. Comdg. Upon receipt of this governor sent the following dispatch to Gov ernor Waterman : S.u.em, Or., Sept. '2'. Gov. U. W. Waterman. Sacramento, Oal : I forward you the following dis patch from Brigadier-General Miles, inasmuch as the matter complained of is witnin the juris diction ot California. Will you please take steps to correct tl,.e abuse. Sylvester Pennoyer, ( iovernor of Oregon. Under section 5.7 of the penal code of California the obstruction of a river as complained of, strange to say, is not a misdemeanor, until after the fish commissioners have retpiested it not to be obstructed. ihe govern. ir also apprised Gen era! Miles of his action. : Southern Oregon FaYrV 1 I The ahern state board of agn- I Culture IS HOW holding its fair at ! Central Point, Jackson county. Secretary Miller, writim: from Jacksonville, says of the prospects : Our district fair promises to be a great success not only in point of numbers, but. in the excellence of the horticultural and stock ex hibits. The fame of Southern Oregon has already gone abroad as to its wonderful fruit yield, but it is not generally known that it yields the palm to none in blooded stock. But a few yeat'M since the horses of Southern" Oregon had a coast reputation. Recent sales notably that of McDonough & Swan wo h rsca to J'a or Van J)e Lashmutt for $1000 prove that the old Vermont stock is still in the ri.ig. As for blooded cattle, almost everv kind is owned. Our distrii-t ! fair will resemble former state fairs 1 in that many who have never seen o ! a fair will come and eamn dnrirxr foil 50 the week. Noihing since the gold 25 excitement of the fifties and the 73 : building of the railroad has occur "5 i red to draw such crowds. In fact. the largest crowd ever assembled in Southern Oregon will be at the fair near Central Point, between I .Monday the 2.!d and Kriihiv tl.o 27th. The grounds are located in the heart of Kogue river valley, having plenty of shade and good w ater. The mile track, on granite soil, is specially adapted for winter training and is destined to become Ihe common meeting grjund o: the California and Oregon turfmen. 'ininR Thurmlay Kerning. Tl le celebrated Oakes Comedy I Sketch Club and Swiss Bell King ! ers will positively appear in this ;ity on Thursday evening. The Ogden Standard savs 'of their per- formance there : The Oakes Coined v ' Shetch Club and Swiss Bell Ring ers played .here Tuesday night to a large and appreciative audience. the performance was a success! from beginning to end. Harry ! Eades in his facia', contortions is a I host in himself. His inimitable' delineation of a Kansas lawyer! orougni uown ttie house. The , banjo solo by Frank Ilollister, (F. I H. Veach), were excellent, and received amid cheers. Mr. uu. waKes selections , glasses was a decided hit on A Plume Gives Way. The flumo of the Broadalbin street branch of the Santiam canal broke in on First street yesterday' morning, flooding adjoining base" i ments with water four feet decn. i Such flumes on business streets should be enclosed in stone cov . ered aqueducts to prevent from fie.juent annoyances of this kind. Ti.e question was submitted to the city council at its meeting last i night. When the IJains ( ont. Hoating on the upper Willamette 10 is sure to be lively during the com- ing navigation season. "The Ore ; gon Pacific comjiany have tno of tneir "oats, the Uoag and Kentlev 'at Corvallis, where thev are r- reiving substantial improvements ?"u ep&. iew wneeis are be- ing ouiit tor tticm and twenty feet rhts are to be nlared in fLo roof of each cabin. The (). li. & company sav thev wrll Ii:ivp two, and maybe four, boats on this i route, mere is a vast quantity of wheat and other grains, as well as much other freight to be moved placed on the run are sure to have au tiie freight thev can handle few weeks of rai- would b-in-' anu as many boats as cin tr the water up to an easy boatni" stage. Money ti Loan. .Money in sums of r,0o ui, on ! real estate security, to be loaned j on i'avoiaiilt; terms. For partial-' lars call upon or rite to Uurkhart i i'c Kceney. Albany, r. r:rl:-t'nt!'-j. Tin; l.irgest and lines! iisjlav evciy brought to this valley just ' icivivod at Stewart & Sox's." Chilli and examine. THE WHEAT CROP. Billetia Not-s From thi Several Coantirs is Oregon, Washington aod California. From the crop bulletin just made public by the department of agri culture relative to the 'crops throughout the country, the follow ing notes from county correspond ents on the Pacific coast are taken, relative to the wheat crop: - Oregon : Lane Got an early growth before the drouth set in. Union Prime condition; a little light in weight. Summer fallow is very high in yield 110; spring fallow is 90, owing to the June drouth. Gilliam Generally an en ire failure. Linn Fall wheat yielded better than was expected, yet is spotted in some sections and about an aveiagecrop. In other localit'es it would market 105; spring wheat is 80. Yamhill A full average. Washington : Columbia Not so plump as usual San Juan Fall wheat is a good crop ; spring wheat 8 not a go )d crop. California: Humboldt Much injured by rust ; n"t even fit for hay in some sections. Sutter Fell otf in ripening prematurely. Lake Very poor; late nuns and heavy dews caused rust in all late sown, the greater portion of which is not worth cutting; some of the early sowing was damaged, especi ally on moist land. Stanislaus Will average fourteen bushels per acre. Marin Small crop of fair condition. Xotcd T.ecturt-r Coming. Miss Henrietta Moore, of Ohio, who stands high on the list of National W. C. T. U. lecturer is now speaking at different points in this county, and will reach Albany on Monday, the 30th inst. She will give an address at the W. C. T. II. hall at 3 p. m., to which all are invited, and especially the ladies who desire to know more of the work of both the national and local unions. Her evening lecture will be well worth the hearing of all thinking people. She has re cently done good work in Washing ton territory and meets with gen eral favor wherever she speaks, this being her second viait to this coast. Tnkc Xotirt. All persons indebted to the lute firm of Bardue & Robertson will ! please call at Uin store and settle their accounts without delay and greatly oblige, J. M. Bariaie, successor to Bardue & Robertson, Fall ami Winter Opening Of fine millinery at Ida M. Brush's, Friday and Saturday, S'pt. 27 and 2S. The ladies of Albany and vicinity cordially in vitee!. Kid OIovpn! Kid Cloves! 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 i and consider them the best value j of any glove 1 ever sold for this ! price. Five buttons, three rows of ' stitching, $1.50 per pair. E. I Youn;r. Money to Loan. At a low rate of inipn.et on trood farm property in Linn county, or on best improved city property in Albany. Apply to Black!. cm & Wright, Albany, Oregon. Notice i If you want a ood mattress call j and see me. 1 will m-II woven ; wire mattress 25 cents cheaper than ' any other man in the city. TlIOS. P.ItlSK. Fresh oysters served every at Hermann's restaurant. dav The largest stock of watches in the city at Will & Starks. If you w.tnt ii cle:i:i :t!nl tine smoke uskfor J. .losi-jih's lumio made white abor cigars. 1'iyr sale iv most rijrar dealers and at J. Jo.-e,.Vs fai-tory, 'aUXTIK PEBP1EXJED. "For hcavou's sake what locs your mother tlo to yo;i iiiMrcit that in.iVos yon so hunsry?" "I'lfttfe, auntie, she si ves lis Joy's Veri table .Sarsaparilla and its awful good." T. S. Milton, of 511 Post street. Han Frau risco, writes: "I had lioeii nilins for weeks with a disorder of the liver mid kidneys. Finally my wife, becomiiiK frightened, procured a bottlo of 'The Cali fornia Kemcdy' Joy's Vegetable Sarsa parilla. It cured mo riht tip. In fact did so much for me that I pave it to iny thildren. with lh most satisfactory re sults.'" ITTANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL YV housework in a small family. A Rood ifirl can lind nn ca-iy place and plcas-iut home by applying to C. Ii. Spencer. WANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL house work For particulars apply at the residenco of W. II. Kortniiller, Washins ton street between 0 ami 7. 4 oulrartvr anl Rnildrr DC. SHELL WILL FfRNLSII PLANS, i.iei.-ificatioJH and details for all kinds of building and architecture. All work prompt ly done mid guaranteed to be (iist-cljss. Es timates furnished on short notice fur brick bu:!din4, residences, public buildings, bridtrm, etc. Important Notice. HAVING LEASED THE MONTEJTH pasture tri m the Oregon Pacific Co,, all persons hivi'i ttock therein on pasture are hereby notiiied to remove them at once, or make arrangements with me. Failio to do S'i s i:h 6l:k -i" Ss t j- .-i . ;;, ."OilN SCHMEER. i.jv (.ills tniiitii -ri:r:. GILSON'S SHAVING PARLORS AND H .a I ii niJKS-INt; saloon. Ntuie but first ia-s workmen employed. I'-verylhlnr, neat and clean. iive me a call. 53" First doorj-cuth of jitstotlice. I fays DV THE CALAPOOIA. Somstliiii About the Vlnable T'mber Litis that Will 8o n Furaiih Lumber. Ckawfordsvili.e, Sept. 23. In these days of timber grabbing and the operations of timber sharp ers it is refreshing to see some of the vast wealth of timber of th'a region tailing into hands, whereby it will be converted into lumber in an honest and legitimate manner. This is just now being done here. About 250,000.000 feet of lumber has been located on the Calapooia near here during the past eix months. This has been done bv actual settlers. A Michigan com pany with a capital stock of sever al million dollars are arranging to start a big saw-mill here in the near future. They propose to im prove the river, and, it is said, will make an effort to have a branch railway from Albany to this timber belt, which contains some of the most valuable timber on the coast. Mr. J. H Armstrong has been lamely instrumental in getting the timber opened up, and he has done so without any dissatisfaction whatever. The timber lands when secured are valued at $10.09 per acre, and the owneis say they are willing to pay taxes on au assess ment at that rate. It is quite certain that these mills will ultimately be built, and this movement pro ruses to add materially to the growth of this part of the country. WATERLOO! IMPORTANT TO TOURISTS. Tourists and ple isure" seekers ran secure first-class aci-on.imxiations of J. O. Gross at the Waterloo hotel on reasonable terms. Hoard ?2 per !a. or $7 60 pel week. Horses will be properly fed and cared for. Waterloo1 is situated on the left hank of the Santiam, is well shaded, forming a most attractive camping ground, the s -enery ab ut the falls being fine, and it is becoming a most jioputar summer resort. The soda springs have been improved and furnish cold sparkling mineral water for which Wate-loo has Decome famous. WINN & HUMPHREY, DEALERS IX choice cigars. In Wtlls, Kargo & Co.'s ollice. Fine imported anj Key West cijirs a sjiccialty 1 PERSON'S DKSIUIN'U SAND, LOAM OR gravel from the premises of F. L. Such, in Denton county, can procure tickets for the same at my office, Ciawford'g blo.:k, Albany, Oregon. Ciias E. Wolvkrtos. LOST IX ALBANY A SMALL GLASS gold bound locket containing the picture of mv deceased son Anyone finding it will lease leave it at the I1krai.ii oiticc and they will be suitably rewarded. c. a. ramfv. F OR KKXT-A COMMODIOUS STORE ?5x 50. An A 1 location. Small stack and fixtures or sale, Adcreps or call ou Ahby k Dickinson, Albany, Or. THAT TI.aCKIXG COUGH can ke so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it. Foshay & Mason. 1701: SAI.K A OK.STLK, STYLISH HORSE, CAN . he driven by women or children, also a good buguy. Will bo scld cheap for cash or on installments. Apply to W. B, Oilsoo, next door to postotlicc. " Brick for Sale. MV KfLX ONE MILE A T EAST OF V. town, or dclivecd anywhere in the city. W. O. CASSELL, Albany Or. WANTED -A YOUNG MAN WOULD like to tjkc vomI music lesions, and also lessons on the guitar. "'ot particular about taking bmh from th? same teacher. niiiire at this office. Iji T. SEDCWIfK, M. I)., ECLECTIC J. physician and surgeon. Office rooms 2:i ami 24. I'ean-e's bloc. Albany, Creion. UAA'ltD-A VOl'NU M IN DKSIKES A situation as a cari-entcr Address Ceo. S.vndman, Albany r"t-t"t!irv HEAST LOST AN Ol'EN-KACSD . silver watch at the corner of the Unas house. Leave at this office. EHW DRAFT HORSE KOK SALE Rood fvmily r farm horse. W. C. CASUKLL. cheap. WANTED MAN OK GOOD SELLING a'-ility to represent iw as sales acnt in this town. "(i-OO to j-Wfl cr year can be made ) Address, WanainaKcr A lirown, Philadelphia, l'.t The largest clo'li-.m; and mcrchai.t Uilor inir house in Amenta. Albany K lliscj ONE NIGHT ONLY THURSDAY, SEP. 2( DIRECT FROM THE EAST First Appearance on tfie Pa cific Coast. OAEZES SWISS P.KLL KINliKRS ! ANi ; COMEDY SKKTCH CLUB OK CHICAGO. I ORGANIZED 1877. j The company conies indorsed by 1 the entire press of the Fast, where j it has been traveling for the pastj twelve years. gjCF" The most relined and funni-1 est show cn earth. ! AIMIISSIUS. 50 and 'o 11-. Tickets on sale at Blackuian's. A reliable U. S. Stinard S ton scale on'y 37, delivered at your nearest railroad static n free of freight on thirty days trial. Larsrcr scales at proportionately low prices. War ranted for live viars. Address, K. C. HOFFMAN, Albany. Oregon. BAKING I( IV J Elf. rut up expressl.-for Julius Grad wohl and sold at his Golden Kule Bazaar in ONE POUND CANS AT 23 CENTS PER CAN Guaranteed to be first-class m ' I'po t eet ' 1 in everv HJLIL'S GU mV0IIL mm F. L. Kenton -DEALER IN- Staple and Fancy GROCERIES Also Choice Candies, Huts. Cigars and Tobaccos, Fruits, Vegetables, Etc. TERMS CASH PRICES LOW. Subscription Agent for all Leading Kcius papers and Magazines. NEAR THE POSTOFFICE. L.E. BLAIN, rprTTJ' Leading When Adam took a fall He had no clothes at all, So Eve, she made 'em all From fig leaves. But our styles for fall beat those ; We've some very handsome clothes; As to price, the country knows "We're no thieves. A Fall Suit New patterns, piles of goods to select from; new line of neckwear and furnishing goods, neat and natty footwear, watt rprbof, rubber and leather coata umbrellas, gum boots, and th latest styles in OVERCOATS. Tie Leading STEW AST & SOL -Dealers In- General - Aericflltural Iron, Steel and Coal Wagons and Buggies Hope and Cordage Blacksmiths9 Supplies Garden and And all Implements C. E. HAWKINS 7 m Doesjan immense business in Jill kiiuUgof furniture, bedroom sets, parlor chai". bed lounges kitchen t:des and all kinds of tables etc., etc. 0 a ne pc,ect'0" of wa'1 raptr atd wind-iw sliadcs, which they are oiTerin at close fibres fall and see them, on First street, opj-csite Stew- art Sox. ALBANY, OREGON, Clothier, at Fa Pre. Clothier. Hardware AND - Implements. Carpenters9 Tools Builders' Hardware Powder, Shot, etc. Giant Powder & Fits Sates and Axes. Oxrass SeedM Used by Farmers i P. FARRELL
