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1HE MORNING BEHALU; THIIRS1XA I' . SEPTEMBER 26. 1889.
SPECIAL, 13:30 A. M.
Not t m o!ir stoves and ranges
before buying is a mistake. Mis
takes are always costly. In heat
ing stoves we have the largest as
well as tin most carefully selected
gtock in the city. The stove3 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 N right. We have special
ties in heaters, beside our regular
lines of Garland, Argand and Su
jnior stoves and ranges.
Gko. W. Smith.
JOTTINGS AHOVT TOWN.
The Swiss Dell Kiupii.s to-night.
For 6chool books, blanks, tab
lets, etc., no to the City Drug
Store.
. Prescription. an I recipes i-arc-fu'Iy
co. n ounded at the l.'irv I 'rug
iiti.re.
Stop at Wilt & Turk's and
auiine their large and new line of
watches.
Mrs. C. J. Hideout and daugh
ter of San Lcandro, I'al., are visit
ing relatives in this city.
T. 1". Smith, residing near llal-si-y
had his arni severely cmhed
in a hay pre- a few djys ao.
Lewis Leo returned yesterday
lroin Olympia, where he has been
attending the Y. M. C. A. conven
tion. Io not miss the performance of
tin- Oake.s Comedy Sketch Club
and Swiss Uell Kingers at the
opera house this evening.
The Oregon Pacific pay car in
i karge of Paymaster C. C. 1 logue,
was in this city yesterday, paying
u; the employes of the road.
A fresh stock of line candy from
one of the best factories in San
Francisco just received at r". L.
Kenton's near the postoflice.
The agricultural college has over
one hundred students, about three
fourths of them boys. There are
seventy-live in the military com
pany. Dr. J. W. Watts aud his sou C.
W. Watts, of this city sold yester
day to Ir. IS. W. Maston, a" third
interest in the Cannon corner on
Second and P.roidalbin streets for
$:jooo.
J. M. Ogle says that his potato
patch near Slaughter, W. T., will
yield 1000 bushels per acre, and in
rder to convince the incredulous
public of the fact be has arranged
for a public inspection of the crop.
Curran & Monteith stated that
the hew addition of Ketchum &
Dubruille, which they placed upon
the market a few days ago, has all
been sold. This is something of
an example of the demand for real
t ;tate in Albany.
All those wishing to begin with
the class in vocal music which vas
organized on Muiiiiuy evening,
September 2.;d. please rati at the
First Congregational church,
Thursdav evening. September!
-th at 7 :3t) i". m. II. W. Young.
A special car load f louri.-ts
it'ft thts city yesterday for points
K.ist over the Southern Pacific
route. The party was composed
of old settlors going on a visit,
travelers, and Eastern men who
have spent -the summer here and
are retan ning home.
I. A. dimming, who has been
pending several days with his old
friend Jl. C. Hubbard in this city,
vi!l leave to-day for his home in
Clinton, Ohio. Itefore leaving he
purchased a block in Ilacklernan's
addition, paving for the same
l,lo0.
Noted Lecturer 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 w ill reach Albany
"ii Monday, the 30th inst. She
will give - in address at the W. C.
T. C hall at 3 r. M., to which all
are invited, and especially the
ladies who desire to know more of
the work of both the national and
iocal 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 vieit to this
coast.
Th Whfat Market
The price of wheat in this city
icmainqat til cents. There is an
upward tone in the market, and
the prico will no doubt be higher.
The foreign markets certainly jus
tify" this assertion. England will
need to import 144,000,000 bushels
during the next twelve months,
and the Ku-sian grain cropi are
disappointing. Russia last year
sent most of her grain to the Luro
;can market. This year she will
nave to buy back her own grain' at
;n increased price. The price of
ats in Aibanv is 25 to 30 cents.
I.ItHjt Itoaaway.
James Auderway was unloading
heat at the Ked Crown Mills yes
terday, when his team became
rightened and ran awaj'. They
brought up at the depot and scared
bystanders generally. The wagon
was overturned and broken to
T'ieces. but fortunately no one was
hurt.
Money to Loan.
Money in sums of $300 up, on
'-al estate security, to be loaned
on favorable terms. For particu
lars call upon or "vrite to I'urkhart
v Keeney, Albany, Or.
If vh:i w.int :i cle-an :ttil line sim.ke
..Ui'nr .1. Jovoh's ln:iie made vhit;
;.!: cigars. For s:;'.e i.v most ciirar
ami a. .1. .Jy.H-j-li's factory.
C3KQSE3SMAN BINGES HELMAHH-
Ha Visits Tois City aud Goes t Yaqoioa
He Will Eiara Friday.
Congressman Dinger Hermann,
according t his commendablo
custom, has lesti spending several
vks v iis' Ui constituents in
differeut' portions of Oregon, and
familiarizing himself with the
interests and wants of the Deople
of the state.
He arrived in this city yester
day morning from lloseburg and
spent the forenoon in visiting prin
cipal points of interest about the
city and conversing with promin
ent citizens concerning matters of
inter.-.- to this portion of Oregon.
IK- expressed himself as both
surprised aud delighted with the
indications of growth and prosperi
ty and the material progress made
in building and improvements since
his last visit two years ai:o.
"These fine brick buildings,
electric lights, the street cars
rushing to and fro," he said,
"give Albany a decided metro
politan appearance, and your busi
nes men inform me that the vol
ume of business is increasing in a
corresponding rate to the growth of
tbe city.-'
"Albany's important lailroad
om.'ifotioiis contribute much to
htr prosperity, and it is r.eedicss
to speak of the rich country tribu
t.iry to the city, as the wealth and
value of old Linn county is well
known abroad. It is gratifying to
note how rapidly the country east
of hero is being dcveloncd bv the
budding ot tin Oregon Pacific rail-
road "
"I find the
towns all over
Ore -
gon enjoying :n era of growth,
and the country was never in a
more prosperous condition. Our
neighbors in the East seem de
termined to share this prosperity
with us, lor certainly the steady;
influx of well-to-do", industrious)
and energetic people from the!
East during the past vear has been :
wonderful." j
' ir. Hermann has interested!
himself in the matter of securing j
better mail facilities in this portion j
of the state, for which the people i
will bo Taly thankful. I
1 he administration at Washing
ton,' lie said, has an' eye on some
of the' timber land jobbery that
has been goins on in this state and
Washington during the past year,
andarigid investigation is likelv
to be made, which Mr. Hermann
thinks will result in the suspen
sion of many fraudulent entries
made.
Mr. Hermann left on the 1
o'clock train for Yaquina, where
he will inspect the government
work on the north and south jet
ties, and ascertain as near as pos
sible the needs of the harbor in the
way of appropriations, etc. Con
gressman Hermann has always
labored faithfully for the develop
ment of every portion of Oregon,
and is one of tke most noriiilnr
able and untiring representatives
of the interests of the entire state,
die will return from Yaquina on
Friday and will prcbr.bly remain
in this city until 5?aturday"mornin;.
when he will go to Halem, and
from there return to h's home in
Rosebnrg. He will return to his
post of duty at Washington :n
about six w eeks.
ItKAl. ESTATE SAI.KS.
Th. following real estate trans
fers wen recorded yestt-rday :
J. M. IV.rter to Dov.glas and
(i. Tavlor, west half of lots
1 ami 7, blocks. Habey $1000
V.'m. Weddle to Sarah C.
Weddle, ll'O acres in sec
tion township 11 south,
range 1 west
ILL. and F. IJ. liees to Her
man Metzger and S. Was
nerman, west half of section
:, township 1" south, range
'2 west
Aiie S. l'.rown to Clara Welt.
;oo
000
"0 acres in townstiip 1'2
south, range west 700
1 lie loliowing sales were made i
anl not recorded : i
Tweedale & Kedgeld to Rufus
Thompson. 1 block in South
Albany $12.')0
Fred Dlount to A. Trushaw,
1 lot in Ilacklernan's 2d
addition g
M. Hj'de to Geo. Acheson, 2
i
I
o75 I
lots, Albany
S. AV. Paisley" to Geo. Ache
son, 1 lot, Albany
II. Bryant to Mrs. A. N. Gil
bert, 1 acre in eastern
suburbs of the citv
Jay W. Rlain to Dr. I. N.
Woodle, 14 :, acres in east
em suburbs ....
Dubruille & Kotchum to C.
WT.Watts,9 lots in Dubruille
& Ketchum's Addn
L'oO j
I
j
SOO !
i
woo -
HOD
To-Night' Katertalnmeat.
I I 1 V.?I,ijr
: it.- -v-i i
fReicii v- iuo aim cwiss xien itinir-
era, who will appear in thiB city
this evening, the Idaho Statesman
says: "Thte excellent company!
gave two excellent entertainments j
in our city on Monday aiu Tues-;
day evenings of th's week. Frank j
Hollister (1? ; H. Veatch) as a ban-!
io artist is the best on the road. ;
The t'rystal chimes,' performed by ;
jopn ana Alice uaKes, was simpiy
charming Mr. William Weston
in his musical comedv act entitled,
"Excuse Me While I "Make Anoth
er Noise," raised such a storm of
laughter and appjause tliat he was
compelled ! to pause until it was
ever.' Kades, as 'a facial clown, is '
a wonder: The other members of
the company did excellent work.
Come aain," Sketch Club !
Tukr Notiro.
All persons indebted to the late
firm of Uardue A Robertson will
please call at tin; store and settle
their acconnts without delay and
greatly oblige, J. M. Daruue,
successor to lianlue & Robertson,1
Tall and Winter Opeiiip
Ot line millinery at Ida M.
I'.n.i-h's, I'ri l:iv and Saturday,
S pt. J7 and
Albiiny :ii;l vi in:!
vited.
The ladies of !
c r liaily in-1
!
COL. HOGS COMIIIG.
He Will Arr.ve io Albany in a Fw Diji
With a Vattj of Capitalists.
A few days ago the Herald
stated that Col. T. Edgenton Hogg,
p esident of the Oregon Pacil C
railroad, would probably arrive in
this city within a short lime. Ii is
now learned definitely that he is
on his way here in company with
a party of Kew York capitalists,
and will arrive in Corvallia op Fri
day, whete a public reception Will
be tendered the party, a meeting
of citizens having been called by
the mayor for that purpose.
It is t-.aid by those in a position
to know that the men in company
with Col. Hcgg are capitalists who
have recently invested large'y in
the road, and are coming out to see
something of the wonderful im
provements being made along the
route of the road.
"The Oregon Pacific company is
all right," said a well posted rail
road man to a Hkhald reporter
yesterday.
"Another year," he said, "will
witness the establishment of car
and machine shops of no small
dimensions in Albany, and the
headquarters of the company will
be removed to Alb Any and con
tracts let for completing the road
across Eastern Oregon and on to
Boise City." j
Nor is this opinion at all vision- j
ary. It is known now that the Or
egon Pacific is on a sound financial
basis, and ahile. like all great un- j
dertakings, the work ot building !
the road eastward has progressed
! slowlv, it has been moving steadily
! forward toward such a connection.
It is believed that the coining
of Col. Hogg will !e a signal for
more rapid and active work in this'
direction. Tne Colonel and party
will probably arrive in Albany the
last of the week. They will be
given a cordial welcome here, and
we believe will not be displeased
with the evidences of growth and
prosperity in this city as well as
along the entire route.
MOCK KEAI- ESTATE SALES.
The following sales have been
made through the real ettate
agency of liurkhart & Keeney in
the last few davs :
To M. E.l'alch, 5 acres of garden
land, belonging to J. 11. Burkhart ;
consideration. $-110,
To M. Fish, 0 acres of garden
land, belonging to F. Valley
con-
sideration, $."J20.
To T. II. CJoddard, 5 acres of
garden land, belonging to J. 11.
liurkhart, $410.
To Robert Hederk-k, 10 acres,
same as above ; consideration, S20.
To C. II. CJoddard, 12'.; acres,
same as above ; consideration, $1100. i
ToC. II. Hart, 10 acres of car-
den hind Monging to F. Valley ;
coiisiucraiion, o-io.
To Andrew lienkson, ll'o acres
of land. 2 miles north of the city:
! consideration, $300.
j To S. .Shupp, 22
feet front on
First street, belonxmg to W. J.
Morgan, occupied by Hale Iiack
ensto ; consideration, $0000.
A lieautifal Display
! Julius Gr'adwohl has not opened
'iniCnLUn i....A. f... ti.
i
ing. ue nas just commenced re
ceiving his immense line of beau
tiful goods for the fall and winter
and for the holidays, vet he has
j one of the most gorgeous and da.-
" i ' ji uiKiiii i(j in; reeu in any
Goldeii Rule Bazaar in Oregon.
ILs fine new parlor lamps must be 1
seen to be appreciated. His stock ;
of fancy goods was never so com-:
plete. and he urates the ladies ;
especially to call and inspect them j
and brin;' their children to see the !
beautiful dolls and holiday goods, I
tne line chinaware. silyerware and j
novelties. His prices have been i
ln.'ll-tcprl dnvvn r Inu- tlmt nm. rra
I v, Muvrai w UVHUVIIJ t 111. 1 1 tlVUIl 1
! Call and see his beautiful stock
and you w ill find it true and noth-;
ing misrepresented.
Oregon's
Volcanoon.
Joaquin Mil.er
bats he talked !
witii an old Oreganian, within the j
past thirty yearj, who saw Mt. tit.
Helens in active eruption in 1842. j
"This old man was atTheDalUs,:
then a Hudstn Bay post, at the j
time and said that two inches ef
i.ru .1 i - I
as ue .en mere. Ana l read on
Sootl authority that it is a matter
of record that an Indian traveling;
on the spur of the mountain nt tht i
time of the eruption waa treated lj j
-AO English surgeon at one i.ftte'
Uritih oasts lor injuries t his feet j
irru hot lava, that well nigh previ
f';t:. Joseph Meek, our first dele-
; ite to Concreas Irua Oregon, told
i me, when a little hy, that he had 1
eccd trees that were badlv burned i
t liv flmrinrr lava K'if. ctill atanfiinrr
i".' ---o .
Still, ti.ere may be same room for
c.i.(;
doubt and speculation in all this;
but there is no doubt about the
lava, tufa and pumice stene which
yu encouner at tbe verv outset
when yu attempt to ascend any o(
thvse snow peaks either in Wash
ington or in Oregon. And indeed,
the verv "raves en the banks of
the great river here are alien dug !
in askes and lava, just as on the j
mountain sidos beyond the city of ;
Mexico.''
LETTER LIST. I
Follon injt is the list of letters remaining in I
the pestotnee in Albany, l.ian tonntv, Oregon
Scpt. i.", Fersonsi callintr for these j
ettrs win five tne ate o nnicn tner were
clertised.
Amee, Frank
linre, Frank
Dambach, Mary
Hume, .Ichn
Coldmaii, Wi'l
Kneel, Davy
MirloMe, V. C
frine, Wm
Mivder. M Dora
Aver, Isaac V
Ilrijfits, liuehel
Peblos.-.!, I'ietro
Fano, Capt :i
.laciiics, It M
Mine, Mrs a
Miller, Mini Vina
Kuuipinir, J.mii
Williniim. M 1.
RfKfS HOMl'SON, P. M.
Xotiee.
:i account cf holiday our
i-tore
will be closed o:i
tuidav. Octo-
;cr 1SV.), on which day we will
traiir ai t i:n hnsine.-. Our patrons
wi'.i please take notice and govern
tSiems'clvtn- accorditijih. May &
:-'( -inlcrs, IJairisVuii'i, o'rejron.
FARMEBS INSTITUTE.
The Plan of tke Work 3for the Series of
188990.
I'rom Professor E. K. Lake, in
charge of the depaituient of
botanv and horticulture, agricult
ural college, Corvallis, it is learned
that the following six institutes
will be held under the auspices of
the State Agricultura" College dur
ing the coming winter season. The
college will be represented at each
institute by at least two members
of the faculty. The management
of these institutes ies largel with
the experiment station council, and
it is hoped that this series may
prove even more interesting than
did the series last year. The fol
lowing places and dates are set.
slight changes may be made if bet
ter dates can be given by the lo
calities interested.
The names accompanying the
places and dates are those of mem
bers of the college faculty who will
present addresses.
Oregon City, October 10 and 11,
Professors Grimm, Bristow and
French.
Ashland, October 2o and 20,
President Arnold.Professor Grimms
and Washburn.
Pendleton, November 14 and 15,
Professors Grimm and Lake.
Eugene. January 9 and 10. Presi
dent Arnold Professors Letcher
and Irish.
Albany, February 13 and 14,
President Arnold, Professors Co
ville and Snell.
Independence, March l.'i and 14.
Professors (Irimm 1 1 nil i
l!or..l.f,.l.l
"t 1 , I Lvl lit
A Itoyal linmiaet.
At a special meeting of St. John's
lodge, No. (i2, A. F. ci A. M., held
at their hall last evening the
Master Mason's degiee was con
ferred upon Mef-srs. A. Klein and
J. K. Abbey. After the cer
emonies in the lodge room the
two new-made Masons invited the
entire lodge and visiting members
to a banquet at the Kevere House.
A sumptuous meal was served and
the occasion was a most enjoyable
and pleasant ore.
Landmarks done.
I;-.. - - . i. i . i
i uicm iires nave uestroveu the
witness trees" that maiked the
J boundary between Oregon and
Cah:ornia by the survey made
some lifteen years ao, thus oblit -
erating all record of the same. The ',
Jacksonville rimes savs that f
party that recently took the con
tract for surveying live townships
in Curry county was obliged to
suspend operations as all traces of
the state line had vanished. The
folly of leaving nothing but trees
to witness the established bound
ary between states would he incon
ceivable but for the fact that gov
ernment purveyors closelv resemble
wther oMidals
in thai
money
thev
tha"t
work
is in
mainly for the
the job.
KM Gloves!
KiI G1ovh!
I have just received a full line of
kid gloves brand "Our Own
This is a irenuine kid glove. I buy
direct from importers in New York
and consider them the best value
of anv glove 1 ever sold fortius!
1 Pr." 1 n, lml t0MS
1 KtitchiKi. fl.JiO tier
throe rows of
nir. . 1-
iA - ..
l oung
! Money to Loan.
At a low rate if iniei tst on good
j farm property in Linn county, or
I on best. Improved citv property in
'. Albany. Apply to Blaekbrrn vt
i Wright, Aibanv. Oiegon.
daT
'
Fresh ovsters serveil e-viv
at Heririiii-n's restuuriint.
The largest. stocK of wa'ches
the citv at Will & Starks.
in
M A It It IK I).
WALTON COLLINS M lb- residence of
Or. It. F. Fuller in ll-ils.-y .mi sopl 22. Mr.
Win. Walten and Mis Alice Co'lius were
united in the I'oly lionds ni r.iatriuionr.
Dr. Fuller orticiatiuy.
I'EKRY- MOKK1S -(lit TimrJ;tv, Scit. l!!.
1SS!), at fhe .- i.li;.,i c ' f the hride's pircnts
in Scio, Mr Marl. I e. rv an I Mrw. A.lilie K. '
ib.n-is, both .c.n.
ACXTIE PEBPJLEXED-
' Vol heaven ::akc
mother do to you eiiil.Jr
what decs your
n that makes you
!
so hnngry?"
"I'lenfc, nuntic, she Rives us Joy's Vege
table Sarsaiarilla uud its awful good."
T. S. Milton, of .'.It Tost street, San Fran
cisco, writes: "I had lieert ailing for
weeks with n disorder of the liver and
kidneys. Finally my wife, becoming
frightened, procured, a bottle of 'TheCnli
fornia Kcmcdy' Joy's Vegetable Sarsa
pnrilla. It cured mc right up. In fact
did eo much for ine that I cave it to ray
children, v.ifl the. mint futisfaetory n
.sults.'-
T7"AXTKD-A UIIU. TO DO GKXEUAL
II liomework in a umall family A good
crirl can find nn
home by applying
can
to ('.
plui-e a.d pleasi:it
H. spencer.
w
rANTKD A JIUI- TO DO GF..NKUAL
housework For piiTtieutarn apply at
the resideno of V.'.H. ri.rtuuller. Wanning
toil xtreet bctwcsii li a.id 7.
'oii(r;iefi- tXiillder.
DC. SHEIX Wtl.b ItllMSII 1'LANS,
spy -:i!lc:itiou-) and ilulailn for a!l Uinils of
liuil!ini ami arciiil.:tiirc. A!l work prompt-
ly done and yii-iriiiU'C'l to he lirst-el .Sh. Ks
tui'ates liuiiisurii on m;u
1 biiiMiii!;. reMiitenec-i,
rl ncticc tor brick
pulilic lutldiii;i,
hriilz', cic.
Iiiiiir(iiiil iil'e,-..
HAVING LKASH') TIIK MONTK1TII
paif.ire. fr.jtn l!ie Oregon I'.icitic Co., all
; j ci vim bivin-f i-t ick therein ou pasture are
; iicrchy notilK-.l t'i rc'nove them a, mucc, r
; nuke arraiitfuuienW -vith me. Fji:'. i; to ilo
' sos i (i t-k vi'1 l:.'. . '"'..
;0ilN SC'.IMKKll.
GILSOVi SLWISG PARLORS
AM
DUES-INC
A LOON".
v orkmen
r :y and
.
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v. ..
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F.t.'l '!
c.i'.in .
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BANK OF OREGON,
ALBANY, OREGON.
C4riT4L..
90(040
PrtMrnt II. PUYAIT
licri'rr Jtl W. Bl.l.
l-r H. . MICK KILL.
A general banliiig business trans
acted. Sieht exchange nnd telegraphic
transfer bought and sold on New
York, San FraiH'teco and Portland.
Oresroif ' ' '
ColTections made on favorable terms
The. City Rttaiirant,
Under the new management of II.
Lampniau will be conducted on a
first-oia-s plan. Meab will he served
at all hour. Consult the
BILL OF FARE
And order whatever you want, pay
ing for what you order ami nothing
m;re. Straight meals served as usual
for 25 cents, and meals to order from
a 5 cent roll and cup of oofTee to a
first class $1.00 mtal.
tfdTFurniehed rooms to let in connec
tion with the restaurant.
REVKRE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR. CIIAS
Pfeiffer, Prop. Only first-et-lass house
in the city. Largo sample rooms (or com.
mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the
kitchen. General staire othVe tor Corvallis.
OREGON ELECTRIC RELIEF FOR PAIN.
It will help you everv time you use it.
Ask your frici ds about if
Very pleasant to
take.
j
WlXXi
IIUMPHREV. HKALERS IN
' ' '"
choice cigars luWtllg, Kar-o & Co.'s
olhce. rine imported and Key West cigars a
te.-ia!ty
1 PERSONS DESIRIXU
grave! from the prei:
SAND, LOAM OR
premises of F. L. Such.
in Benton county, can procure tickets for the
tame at my office, Crawford's block, Alkanv,
Oregon. Cius E. Wolvkrtok.
T OST-1N ALBANY A SMALL GLASS
J J fold bound locket containing the picture
of niv deceased son Anyone finding it will
lease leave it at the Hkkald ottice and they
will be suitably rewarded. R. a. Rampy.
I
70!5 KENT A COMMODIOUS STORE ?5x
50, An A 1 location. Small stock and
fixtuc jrsa'.e. Adi re.-s or call ou Axhby
& Dickiiu-on, Albany, Or.
1 THAT H.XJKIXG COLMJI! can vk
so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it. Foshay & Mason.
L1"11 "".is-'V ari.i. sniHii house, can
! , r nve y womeii or children is
on installments. Apply to w. . uiieon,
1 next i"OT t postoihce.
ltrick for Sale.
KILN ONE MILE EAST OF
or delivered anywhere in the city.
K T MY
IX. fiwii,
W. C. CASSELL, Albany Or.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WOULD
like to take vo-.-al music lessons, and
also lessons o
the cuitar. Vot particular
abo it taking both from the same teacher,
inquire at this olticc.
E.
T. SEDGWICK, M. D., ECLECTIC
physician and Mitpcun. Office rooms
a and 24. Pear.-' Mock. Aibanv, ( re:ron.
U.'AVitD-A iOl.WU MH iltSlKES A
situation as n c .rnter Address Geo.
Sandman, Albany Ivstotlice'
;H.
EST LOST AN OI'EN-FACiD
sib cr ati:b at tbe corner of the Russ
i ,,sc
Leave at tiiis otHcu.
EBVY DRAFT HOUSE FOR SALE
cheap. IjOixI family or farm horse.
W. V. CASbKLL.
WANTKD MAN O!-' GOOD SELLING
a' ility to reiru-nt us as sales agent in
thin town, (riu'J to iU0 )er year can he
niauv ) Address, Wanamikcr & Droni,
rhilailelpbia, lu
The largest ciolhin; and merchant tiikir
ini; hnuse in America.
WATERLOO!
IMPORTANT TO TOURISTS.
Tourists and pie-mure seeders can secure
lirH-elassaecon.iiH.lHtiong of J. (J. Gross at
j the Waterloo hotel on rcasi-naMu tcrine.
' '"ard ii ht day, or $7 tO pel week. Horses
will be properly fed anil ear-d for. Waterloo
' is situated on the left batik of the Smtiam,
is well Hhadcil. forming a newt attractive
ampin:; ground, t!-e s uieiynb ut the fallH
bein;; line, and it iw liecoiniu a most opular
! suiiiiiiff resort. Tne soi'.a tarings have been
I improved and fiirui-li cold spark iin-' mineral
water for
which Watcloo ban cconie
; l famous.
ii
ONE NKiHT ONLY
TI IT TT?mi A "'
1 .1 1 U II k5U7V 1
SEP.
Of;
DIRKI T FROM Till
lCA.-T
i First Appearance on the Pa-
cific Coast.
i SWISS F.ELI. KINtiKKS
AND
SKETCH
COMEDY
CLUB
I OK CIIKWUO.
ORGAM.KD 1877.
j The company conies indorsed by
! the entire press of the East, where
it has been traveling for the past
twelve years.
tJOr The most refined and funni
est show cn earth.
ADniSSIO.N. .-,, SO and 75 C.
Tickets on sale at Blackman's.
A reliable U. S. St inard 3-ton pcile on'y
K7, delivered at your neareat railroad s'.atti n
free of freifht on thirty days trill. Ltrjer
scales at proportionately low prices. Wr
ranted for Hvc years. Address,
K. C. HOFFMAN,
Albany. Oregon.
BAKING
PO WDER.
I'ut ut expressly for Julius Grad
wold and sold at his Golden
Rule Bazaar in
OXE POUND CANS
AT
135 CENTS PER CAN
f3Guaranteed to be first-class
in every Respect.
JULIUS liADAVOHL
K. L. Kenton
-DEALER IN-
Staple and Fancy
(jBOCEBIE
ilso Choice Candies, Nuts, Cigars and Tobaccos,
Fruits, Vegetapfefi f?.":"
TERMS CASH AK1 PRICES LOW.
Subseription Agent
papers and Magazines.
NEAR THE POSTOFFICE.
L.E. BLAIN,
Iveading
When Adam took a fall
He had no clothes at all,
5?o Kve, she made 'em all
Frcm fig; leaves.
Rut our styles for falj beat those;
We've some very handsome clothes ;
As to price, the country knows
We're no thieves.
i
Suit
New patterns, piles of goods to select from; new
line of neckwear and furnishing goods, neat sii.
natty foot wear, wattrpfbof, rubber and leather coate
umbrellas, gum boots, and the latest styles in
OVERCOATS.
wig
STEWAKT & SOI
-Dealers In-
General
-
Agricultural
Iron, Steel and Coal
Wagons and Buggies
Mope and Cordage
Blacksmiths' Supplies
Garden and
And all Implements
C. E. HAWKINS. F.
Doesjan immense business in"all kiniltgof furniture, bedroom sits, parlor
sets, chairs, bed lounges, kitchen tales, and all kinds of tables, etc., etc
Also have a tine sc'cct:on of wall paper and wind-iw shades, which they ar
offering at close figure. Call and we them, on First street, opposite Stew
art Sox.
for all Leading Netcs-
ALBANY, OREGON
THE-
Clothier,
at Pall Prices.
Clothier,
Hardware
AND -
Mmts.
Carpenters9 Tools
Builders9 Hardware
Powder, Shot, etc.
Gian t Powder &Fu&
Saws and Axes.
Cdrrase Seeds'!
Dsed by Fani
FARRELL