Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, October 02, 1889, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text1HE MORNING HEnAID; WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEI? 2, 1889 ,- SPECIAL. I2:0 A. M. Not to s-t- nr .-toves and ranges before buying i a mistake. Mis tat es are alv ay i costly . In head ing stoves we have the largest a well as ihc most carefully selected. stock in the city. The stoves yre offer were not bought as an experi ment but as a certainty. AVe know what each store will do, and they were bought for cash, so the priw is riirht. We have special ties in heaters, beide mir regular lines of (Jarland, Argaud and S perior stoves and ranen. Geo. W. Smith. JOTTIXfttt AB9IT TW5. The lamest sloes of watches in tke city at Will & Starks. Fresh oysters served every dav at Herinaun' restaurant. For school books, blanks, tab lets, etc., go to the City lnig Store. l'resci iptioiis and recipes rare t'u!'.y compounded at the City ihu.ir Hitore. Stup a? Will A Stark's and ex amine their larw ami new line of w.itches. Go to .J. M. llarduo's for bar .iins in griK-i'ries. good butter uud !;it chii kt ll. Kenton's premium Savon soap still sells at $1 per box and gives universal satisfaction. l ine table syrup retailed in i;'.iantities to suit the purchaser at I . L Kenton's near the postoflice. Several families arrived in this city yesterday from the East, who ome here as operators in the new woolen mills. Barrows fc Searle will open their store in the Blumberg block in a few days, with a full stock of dry goods and boots and shoes. Merrill 1'hiliips has resigned his position as clerk in the grocery store o C II. Spencer. He ex pects to go into business in Al bany. J. II. Kribbaun, who was ar rested for pawning a gun which he had hired of Deyoe & Kobson was released in Justice Humphrey's court. The new public school building at Brownsville is to be dedicated next Sunday. Supt. K. B. McEl roy will be present and religious services will b held Col. Hogg will not return East for at least ten days, as important business connected with the letting of contracts on the O. P. railroad and contemplated changes in the company Sj Business attention. demand his Laurel Lodge, No, K. of P. will meet at their hall on Thursday evening at 7:30. Work in the third rank. A full attendance is desired. Visiting Knights diallv invited to attend. By tor- order ! of G. C. Will, C. C. Col. Hogg and partv left Corval lis at 7 o'clock yesterday morning ; for Yaquina Bay, where they will , remain for a "day or two. after j winch they will return totheval-j y and again visit Albany, where j they will be received with the same genial hospitality as upon an . a flight paving bisis have stirred such former occasions. i Salem navigation circles. The Yesterday Miss C. Howard left downpour of the forepart of last tor Portland to select novelties in i week raised the level of the Wil millinery and visit the exposition, lauiette four inches. More recent! ne was accompanied by her j showers are responsible for an ad-' cousins, Jennie Muller and Iva j ditional inch or so. Should it turn Parker, who are visiting her from ; out that the rains have been gen .Tacksonville. Misses E. & C. ! eral in the mountains and hilb Howard's' opening in millinery is I pitched toward this valley a foot cf announced for Saturday, Monday j water may be expected shortly to and Tuesday, Oct. 5, 7 and S. .appear in the river. Eighteen ... ..,. hi PKKSNAI. MENTION. ; Mrs. Ir. S. G. Irvine is visiting in Portland. lr. II. A. Davis, of is in the city. Harrisburg, Miss Kate Ply male, of Jackson ville, is visiting in the city. Judge 11. S. Strahan and Frank Woods went to Corvallis yesterday returning in the evening." O. H. Irvine ami C. II. Spencer, oi this city, are delegates to the grand lodge, t. of P., which meets at Astoria on the 8th inst. Uev. S. Gv Irvine left, yesterday for Waitsburg to attend the annual meeting of the Presbytery of United Presbyterian church. V. Ls- Such and wife left' last evening for,-San -Francisco to be gone, ft month.. On their, return they will become permanent resi dents of Albany. A CHALLENGE. I hereby challenge E. G Caiu- 7 . eion. ot t orvains, to run a tOOt race, distance one hundred yards, for anv amount from $500 to $1000 a side. Said race to lie run at the j Linn county fair grounds on or be- i :"ore four weeks from this date. . Dated Albany Oct. 1, 1SS0. " W. O. Tr'M- . Brick Yard S1U: Major W. C. CasselLhas'sold his ; against the secretary of. state, re- j e,u.s brick vard near this city together 1 straining him until the case could j Hoppicking is fully over, and if. with 10 acres of land. aUloining it . . t i v,.e ti,p nrirn naid wis V',00 lar'c quantity of brkkl will'be made"riext summer for . the ki.il.linrr hnnm WnlClt IS -rowing rigbt alorg. Findley Soda Siiring". Trank Crabtrec has removed to 1 indlev Soda Springs, and has taken "charge of the hotel and s'.riiiis. lie is prepared to furnish tirst cia-s accommodations to trav elers, and will furnish feed for l.urses when do.ired. Satisfaction i...iiv.i.. ' '- .mv fit :iil who patronize Ti... ,.,mlir tilensnre and health TEh BALLOON WEST UP. Batth!isroaant Struck a Teleg-aph Wire and landed oo Building. - At 2 :o0 yesterday afternoon, the time announced for Trof. Red mond's balloon ascension, about 1500 spectators had assembled to witness thj.jj3cejat. . Thi aerojiauwaa slow in getting the. balloon filled , and it was near ly .5 o'clock when he was prepared to start. ., At hist he was ready. . "let go everybody !" he shouted and the balloon started heaven ward. iieiore getting above tiie lops of tin- building the professor, who was hanging by his hands to the trapeze struck heavily against a telegraph wire.upon which hestuck for a second or two. Tne balloon I tottered and moved upwards as t:ie ! menfs is 4,15(,3?. The appro " j balloonist slipjied off the w ire, with : priation o. 1S88, $l,17o,7000, is the suthcient force to break it loose irom the pole, but did not ascend rapidly, and barely missed the top of tne Masonic building. The daring aeronaut as he scaled the j cornice of the building landed gracefully upon the Hat roof, while the balloon toppled partially over, and then righted itself up ami sailed away in a norih-easterlv di- i rection. j Prof, Itedmond's hands were j bleeding from contact with the ! wire, but he was not much injured j when he "came down off the roof." i He said that the balloon was not j sullicienlly tilled and hence did I not ascend rapidly enough to carry j him above the buildings. He ex- peels to return in a couple oi weeks ' and give his parachute jump. 1 lie runaway balloon was Joutul about two ' miles down the river, where it had fallen upon a little island. It was recovered with a boat and was found to be unin ;ured. KKAI. ESTATE SALES. ' i of obstructions to navigation in the Never in the history of Albany ; Willamette r.ver between Portland have real estate sales been as li e- i and its mouth, ly as during the past few weeks. ; The territory of Washington can Sales during the past month aggre- not boast of much river and bar- gate over one hundred thousand j dollars ana tne market is stilt tirm with prices slightly advancing. Property is not selling nor is it I heul at any fancy or boom prices, but increases in proportion as the city increases m population ' and richness; One of the gentlemen with Col. Hogg very aptly remark ed that there was" no doubt" that witiun hve years Albany would have a population of 20,000, bence Albany property purchased now is sure to Dnng to tne purcnaser a ; handsome return. The following' sales were recorded yesterday : E. W. Langdon to Ann Can on, southwest quarter blk. 12'J, Hackleman's addition to Albany $ 2200 United States to William Atkins : patent Harper L. Cranor to 1). B. Monteith, lot 4 and east 2-3. lot 3, block 7, Albany Charle3 Jones to D.M.Jones, parcel in block 40, Albany G.W.Young to X.A.Blodgett 2 acres, Millers Jacob Smith to F. P. Hod well, 204 acres, in town ship 13 south range 1 west 10000 S50 1500 2(iG0 ?,,:. ,.,,. i ',a. i Donnell pater t . M. Morgan to Jacob Wigle. lots 1 and 2, block 2, Haves' addition, Ilalsev 100 IF w of tli- Ilivcr. The Salem Statesman savs the rm.nt ra;ns aIuj proS, p.irlv resnmntinii of rivi-r i.t of the tniHie fin - j inches will signal the d-paiture tor Corvallis ot the Three Sisters, now lying a. the wharf of the Oregon pacific company, and move the N. S. Bently from Corvallis to Port- land where she will be drv docked and repaired. With this amount ' of water the commerce of the Wil- : lamette at present reaching no , further than Ray's landing at the ' UiUUVII Ul IMC 1 (VIUU11I 11VC1, III t extend itself to Corvallis, and later ' on the swollen river push over the ' i i I.. upper rier ueyouu. river bej-ond. irreight stacked up at all way landings and cities on the deep water portion of the river, and incidental and other passengers, will be handled by the steamers Wm. M. Hoag, N. S. i.entiey and inree Msters, ot the vic-jjuu i. aiuv. iuuij.mj , aim tuicc boats of the O. R. & N. Co., Occi dent, Modoc and Champion. Two Doats ot each company are to Keep nn renter ntl.Pr linP nf commumcation between .-r - Portland i i'' .n; t ; Intention 1 ! m,i. ilm fi,QCt; ; place in the two days trips between Ti rr. .. r. ... i in.cn Ttm ti t u i 1 tt-i i ?t t oiiv in "i: .i ...m. ii.. 7i. icnupuuii oi iraino inc io otuei ! boats mentioned will supplement any uehciency in the service The ItaUral Comaitmim. Last week P. II. D'Arcv,. an at- tornev for Governor Pennoyer,who made comrdaint ns a e.itizen and taxpayer, made application to j fudge Poise for a temporary order i nearu, irom issuing warrants io the railroad commissioners elected I by the legislature in payment of their salaries, because their bends ! Hall Ht UfCU illl'UJeO L'V llllll. US , . ... . . . the bill required, before entering upon tneir duties. Jul;e Hoise refused to grant the order, on the ground that he doubted the author ity of the court to restrain the auditor of claims against the. state in the free exercise of his judg ment in passing .f claims against tiie state. It is understood that, proceeding by quo warranto will . now tie couimenueu oy iiovernor IKieil ov t lVnnover, to try tho title cf the commissioners to oflice. RIVER AND HARBOR IMttOVEMESTS. The Congressional Appropriations for On-gto and Washington. .: The engineering bureau of the war department has completed a thorough examination into the im provement of the rivers and har bors of the country, and the amounts allowed to the various sections and states. Since the government has under taken the improvement of the rivers and harbors on the Pacific coast the total ' amount granted threfor improvements has been $7,6ST,'!)Stf. Oregon has received the most of this money, with Cali fornia next and Washington terri tory last, with comparatively a small sum. The total amount ippropnateu lor uregon improve- largest for any one year, The following are the total amounts granted for the improve ment of the rivers and harbors of Oregon : Cascades canal, Columbia river, $0:!j,r0O. Columbia river, $87,000. Upper Columbia river, including Snake river. $llo,000. Mouth of the Columbia river, $500,000. Coos bay and harbor, $21.'J,750. Coquillle river, $75,080. Lower Willamette and Columbia river below Portland, jftt'O.OOO. Cnipqua river, $l'4,501. I'pper Columbia river, $105,000. Upper Willamette .river, above Portland, $15:5,500. Willamette river, $l$t,:l55. Yatpiina Bay, $.;S5,0()(l. Gauging the waters of the Co lumbia river, $2500. It was not until ltrtiti that the I government commenced work on I the rivers and harbors of Oregon, the original appropriation of $15, ' 000 having been "for the removal bor improvements, neither in their number nor in the amount expend ed. Indeed the total sum which has been appropriated is onlv 1 $S,;00, and it was not until 1880 mat congress commenced even these small works. The following are the sums al lowed for this class of improve ments in Washington territory: Cbehahs river, $10,009; Cowlitz I river, $11 .000 : St:llauamish. j Skugit, Xooksack, Snohomish and :?noiuaImie rivers, $57,500 . WKATIIEK KKI'OKT. following is the summary of meteorology lor bept. 1880. From observations taken at Albany, Linn count', Oregon, by John Briggs, vol. observer tor the Signal Ser vice, U. S. Army: Highest barometer on the 24, 30.31. Lowest barometer on the 30, 20.74. Mean barometer for the month 30.03. . Highest temperature on the 17, f'5. Lowest temperature on the 12, !0. Mean for the month (51 .(50. Highest daily range of Utero meter on qhe 17, 44. Lowest daily range of Uterometer on the 21, 11." Mean temperature at 7 a. u. daily, 52.05. Mean temperature at 2 r. u. daily, 74.3. Mean temperature at y i. m. daily, GO. Prevailing direction of wind X. Velocity or force, 3. Total rainfall or melted snow 1.74. Depth of snow at end of month ,0. Xo. of days on which .01 or more rain fell, (5. No. of days of cloudiness aver age 8 scale of 10, 5. Of 90 observatiens 40 are clear, 12 cloudy, 8 fair, 2 foggy, 2 rain, 5 hazy, 3 overcast, 18 smoky, 4 frost on the mornings of 10 and 12. Temperature plus 1.12 on aver age of 11 years. Kainfall minus 0.30. KUGENK NOTES. ElUJENK, Oct. 1. There have been about 350 build , ings erected here during the sum ! l r a . . i mer. Many new streets nave been granted, and Bigns of rapid growth are everywhere seen. A Congregational church has been organized, and seems to start out with a good show of success. : Mr. Knight of Salem, preached for t tni;m ve.Nierdav, with a good audi i ence. They will build a house in I tne near future , rr.. . , , , ., The PubllC Schools, and also the n,vprsif v gra n full V.Wt Af . . ... . . v. ... lull Uldbi au- tendance at the public in the neighborhood of 450, and 150 at j f Jf Jfc expected that alter the farst of neYt. .Tannnrv , - v iien me university Decomes iree i a. ; i . i ... . Our town was literally "full" of iimiuua iasi, oaiuruav. inev were 1 -. .1 : - 1 L i ' 1 mi , ! ilrnaanrl in nil tlm .mtnti AAlAMr. 1 known, and seemed to be spending , 1 "'Pir h0PPcking money freely, i Tbfy w.?reJro'" the arm Springs , i..v.v.v ... ui. vxiK lauiAOUU tuiui n '. and will finish Lane county on ; u.ay "lgnV -v a war Uance-" ! : if .1 i . , - ..1 '' "a uoa as l"u hop crop itself has been, everybody ! would be happy. Put the pickers, ! this year made all the .money 'there - , inn.. m. ii.hu iivillll Ul i i ! 9 b'gh as 11 or V cents for fancy hops, and as low as cents for cninmen. r.alloon A x'puslon. The reason Trof. liedmond diI ' not go up any higher with his balloon was he happened to think of the genuine imported Swiss cheese just received bv the Wil lamette Packing Co. andthouuht- ;t a wiser some. i !'. -'o and sample THE WASHIfQTON ELECTIONS. Firry for . Governor cf trie Few BtaU-Th.8 CoiBtite'-ioa Adopted. Special t tha Hbkalb.j Tacoma, Oct. 1. The first gen eral election for the new state of Washington was held to-day. The weather has been fine. Never before has so intense an interest been centered in any elec t;on within the territory. The questions before the people were : Whether or not the centi lution shall be adopted, the elec tion of state officers, members of the legislature and representatives in congress, and the people have to-day indicated by their ballots what place they prefer for state capital. ilEyery voter went to the polls and exercised his prerogative in Washington's first state election. It is believed from estimates already in that over 50000 vote, have been cast. Returns are slowly coining in and at this hour, midnight, ac curate figures cannot be given. It is conceded that Ferry, republican candidate for governor, and Wilson, republican candidate tor congress, are elected by probably 10,000 majority. The republican chair man claims the legislature on joint ballot by a majority of 25 to 30, while democrats claim it by a small majority. Returns from 11 counties indi cate that the prohibition clause is badly beaten and woman suffrage also rejected. The republicans have elected nearly everv state officer. The most hotly contested cam paign has been on tho selection oi the state capital. The returns at this hour indicate that the contest is narrowed down between Olym- pia and Isorth akima, with the majority in favor of Olympia contest promises to be close. The Take Notice. All persons indebted to the late firm of Bardue & Robertson will please call at the store and settle their accounts without delay and greatly oblige, J. M. Baruue, successor to Bardue fc Robertson Money to Loan. At a low rate of interest on good farm property in Linn county, or on best improved city property in Albany. Apply to Blackbrrn & Wright, Albany, Oregon. Notice If you want a good mattress call and set me. I will sell woven wire mattress 25 cents cheaper than any other man in the city. Trios. Brisk. ASSORTMENT Chow chow Germandill and Mixed pickles ASSORTMENT Queen olives Piccalilli Plain picklas Anch'v mustard IN BARRELS. Piccalilli Plain pickles Alaska herring IN BOTTLES. Chow chow Mixed pickles Horse radish Olive oil Our bulk goods we nuantities to suit our will sell in customers. j Willamette Pack ng Co. Grapes, Peaches. Celery, Cauliflower, Sweet potatoes. Horse radish grated in glass, Olives and pickles " " Honey, finest comb, Boston B. beans in jars, Picalilli in barrels. Chow chow " Pickles, -small " Pigs feet .. " Chipped dried meats, f And an abundance of other ! raits and new canned goods just in at LaForrest & Thompson's. Let l3 give the readers nf tilt IIkk- ALD a littic timtly ailviite. ilot weatlier i i.oniiiig ami with u colic, cholera umrliUN, dstnti iy and di arrhoea. Tiie. only sfiwy toe-in-bat the' hra-es, is to kiM-p .oine reliable rrtH"d ;it hand, ami a 1 who liava trio! Cli.ird)vr'.ii's Coiio, Cholera ami Diarrhcfa Reiii.-dy will admit that it is the most prompt, reliable and successful medicine known for these complaints, It costs hut 25 or 50 cents, and may be the mean? of Kvmg o.i r j-nur f.imily mui.h puRt-inii: if m t Me itselt, be fore the trn miner l . over. For sale by Foshay fc Mason Itucitlrn' 4i-nii-H -nlvc. The ltest Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruise, orcs. L'lcers, Salt Klieuui. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped lands, Chilli'iiiiiS, Coins, ;uid all Skin Eruptions. nd positively cure Piles, or no pay required. It is Guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded, Prb e "i") cents per box,' For sale ly Foshay fc Mason, For the finest silver polish in the market go to H. Kwert's "For heaven's sake what docs your mother do to yon children Ibat raaVcs you so hungry?"- "Please, auntie.shc gives us Joy's Vege table Sarsararilla and its awful good." ' T. S. Milton, of 511 Tost street, San Fran i Cisco, writes: "I had been ailiug for j weekf with a disorder of the liver and I tidnevs. Finally my wife, hoeoming 1 friirhtened, procuredu bottloof 'ThcCali : forui.i Komedy' Joy's Vegetable Porsa ' imrilla. It. cured mo right up. In fact i did so much for ir.c that I pave it to my ; children, vit'.t tlw must latisfactcry re-Milts.'" s i. i d mi; : i F. I.. Midi, I i. -. i U;s for the j ir.'- k, AUianv, j ..- !.. k:;i i x. i i.i.n At 11 l'"ine 8nitingR. Just opened, at L. E. Blain's tailoring department, the very latest patterns in piece goods for suitings and trouserti, which will be made up to order in the most approved style by Mr. E. A. Schuf fler, the experienced tailor who has charge of that department. .Call early and get your choice of patterns before the stock is broken. Kid GloTCst Kid. GtoT'. V 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 Jyew York and consider them the best value of any glove I-ver sold for this price. Five buttons, tlvree rows of stitching," $1.6f. per'- pair, H. Young. " - i - Scln8or. Shears.' - Immense stock at Stewart & Sox's: ' The best quality 'and any size or style. Call and examine our stock. Stewart & Soxi Fountain pens at Will & Stark'e. f OODX, GOODY, COOST, I AM SO OLAD THAT VT I waited for my pattern dresi suit until now. The prettiest and latcat stjlt-s have just arrived at P. Cohen's. G1 CODY, GOODY, GOODY, AND TIIIRJt IS ONLT j one of each pattern, so do ne can have one like it.. Goody, goody for P. Cohen. For Sale. Fine Calves for Sale. IXMt SALK TWO YEARLING HALF ' bred bulls, one Short Horn and one llo!st(in. Both fine calves. Will he sold for SiOeach. DANIEL HOUCK, Tangcnf, Oregon. ET. SEDGWICK, M. D., ECLECTIC . physician and Hurgenn. Otfiee rooms 23 and 24. I'earee's liloci, Albany, Cre'on. UJAMkH-A YOt.'NG M VN DESIUES A situation as a cariiiter Address Geo. Sandman, Albany l'nstollic-e- H EBVY DKAFT HOUSE FOR SALE cheap. Good family or farm horse. W. C. CASfaELL. ltrick for Sale. A T MY KILN ONE MILE EAST OF J town, or dclivcved anywhere in the city. W. C. CASS ELL, Albany Or. Contractor and Ritilder. DC. SHELL WILL FURNISH PLANS, specifications and details for all kinds of building and architecture. All work piompt lv done and guar:mtcel to be first d iss. Es timates furnished on short nctice for brick bu.idings, residences, public buildings, bridgps. etc. THRESH J? llro KETTLE LARD meat market. AT IIAiGHT WANTED A YoDNG MAN WOULD like to take vocal music lessons, and also lessons on the guitar. Not particular about taking both from the same teacher, inquire at this office. Heast Lost an open fac-:d . silver watch at the corner of the Uuss house. Leave at this office. WANTED MAN OF GOOD SELLING 1 V aMlity to represent us as sales agent in this town, ($200 to per year can be made ) Address, Wanaroaker li Brown, Philadelphia, Pa The largest clothing and nicrchunt tailor ing house in America. Important .otlrc. HAVING LEASED THE MONTEITH liasture from the Oregon Pacific Co., all persons having stock therein on pasture are hereby notified to remove them a' once, or make arrangonienta with me. Failing to do so a:i:h stj :k Wilt be t.ii:--i out, ;0HN SCIIMEER. BANK OF OREGON, ALBANY, OREGON. CAPITAL SO,000 President. Vice Pre.. 4'nliler II. BRYAftT ...JAY W. KI.AI. II. I. MCBUILL. A general banki ijr Ihimik'ks trans" acted. Sisrht exchaii,,e and telegraphic transfer bought and sold on New York, San Francisco and Portland, Oregon. Collections made on favorable terni6 Tho City Restaurant, Under the new management of II. Lampniau will be conducted on a tirst-c'as plan. Meals will be served at all hours. Consult t'le BILL OF FARE And order whatever you want, pay ing for what you oroer am! nothing in.ire. Straight meals se.rved as usual for i'l cents, and meals to rider from a 5 cent roll and cup of ooffeetoal tirst-class $1.00 inal. tfdTFurnished rooms to let in cor-nec tion with the restaurant. GILSON'S SHAVING PARLORS Axn 11A1K DUESSIN(t SALOON. None but first claos workmen employed. Everything neat and clean. Give me a call. First door penth of postoflice. E. G . BEARDSLEY, REAL ESTATE aGENT, Conveyancing of all kinds done in a relia ble manner. All hnsincss will receive prompt auction. Ottice on Rroadalbin street, near Firet, Aibauy, Oregon. A rcliabf VTh Slwwl ,34 wil - J $37, ilelivawKtat )'0r nearest nilrquilatotu n free of freiRKto;lhrv ?J".rial jjjrser sualcs at propb'rtibnatety ' low prtoea. War ranted for five Var8. Address, . . . V. C. HOFFMAN, Albany. Oregon. BAKING PO fVDEIf. Put up expressU for .Iuliu3 Grad wohl and Fold at his Golden Rule Bazaar in ONE POUND CANS AT i 23 CENTS PER CAN 5"Guaranteed to be first-class riTi :i ... : . I RULE m every Kespect. TULIUS GKAinVOHL F. L. Kenton DEALER IN- taple and an oy SEOC llsoChtticc Candies Niks. Cigars and Tobaccos,; f Fruits, Vegetables J&tCi . . ' CASH ANJ PRICES LOW. Subscription Agent for all Leading Neic jxtpers and Magazines. NEAR THE POSTOFFICE. L.K. BLAI-Nr the . Leading Clotriier, When Adam took a fall He had no clothes at ail, So Eye, she made 'em all Frcm 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 Soil New patterns, piles of goods to select from; new line of neckwear and furnishing goods, neat and natty foot wear, waterproof, rubber and leather coats umbrellas, gum boots, and the latest styles in QVBBCOATS. STEWAET & SOX -Dealers in- General Agricultural Iron, Steel and Coal Wagons and Buggies Hope and Cordage BlacksmitTis' Supplies Garden and And all Implements C. K. HAWKINS. Ml FURNITURE COMPANY Does 'an immense business inall kinnVJof furniture, bed room Rets, parlor sets, chairs, bed lounges, kitchen saffs, and all kind of tables, etc., etc. Also have a fine selection of wall paper and wir.d-tw ehndep, which they are o9eiin(? at close figures, Call and see thf m, on Firt tre t, opjpsjte Stew art Sox. EEIE ALBANY, OREGON (liliier. Prices. Hardware -AND- Ipbente. Carpenters9 Toils Builders' Hardware Powder, Shot, et. Giant Powder &Fus Saws and Axes. Grrass Seeds! Used ly Farmers! ;f. farrell i . resort.