Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, October 08, 1889, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text1HE MOBN1K6 HKRAJ.l): TUESDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1889. fcPICriAI.. 11:3 A. M. N-.t 5 - our stoves And ranges before inlying i x mistake. Uis takes are always costly. In heat ing staves re have the largest as well $ tin- most carefully selected stock ia the city. The storea we after were not boujht as aa experi ment but an a certainty. We know what each store will do, and they were bought for cash, go the price is ripht. We hare special ties in hcateis, b.-vid our uvular lines of Garland, Argand ami Su pnr stoves and rangei. Gko. W. Smith. iottix:m abuit twvtn. . IViuntiiiii pons at Will Stark".-. 1-ur c::o 'I books, blanks, tab lets, etc., , to tliv City lni.' Ktore. l'rtci i;:li'i!S and recipes care iu!I v :ii;'tm"l at the City I'm.: St. p a'. Will A Stark's an 1 ex-j amine i!n ir br-.-e an 1'mn !it;f i" j T.ltc'llV- . (In :; .1. M. i'.ardue's for bar i im in ii.n-ci ics. 'u'l-l butter at chicken. Simply iiuiiiviisi'. Silver tjiiartct l iu.'cii:. smoke, i'ro- ;.c.-sivc u:(-r;-!iaii!- keep it. Cheaper than ready made. Pantaloons to order for $5 at aches I'ros. opposite theposf office. Mable Santly's ereat burlesque i .njiany open here for one night only. Thursday evening, Oct. 10. We are in the field and in the t load fur competition. Suits to or der for $2) at Zaeues Ilros, oppo site tin: postollice. The Tangent band went to Junction City n Saturday evening and tendered their old leader, l'rof. Sibbetts, a serenade. A now line of neckties, a fine lino uf new suitings and a lot of the celebrated "liulldog"' jeans pants hare just been opened at L. 1". I.Iain's. William Iiilman was arrested Saturday night for attempting to biarglarize the residence of Thos. Monteitli Jr. He was cleared in Justice Humphrey's court yester day for want of evidence. Mrs. Ienj. 1'rcnner has pur chased of Edward Huston, con ductor on the Lebanon train, a bouse and two lots on Ellsworth street, paying for the same $2000. Mr. I5renner expects to erect an other residence upon the property next spring. PRRSOXAI. MENTION. James Reims returned yesterday from Eugene. S. W. Nickorson, of Harrisburg, was in tbe city Monday. Samuel Nixon, of Hanisburg, was in the city Mond.:y. .1. W. Cusick returned yesterday :i:.':rning from a trip to Eugene. Jacob Kloatsch and 1. IT. Iloey, ; Stavton, were in town vester day. . 1'.. Seal and family ami Chas. Mueller went to Portland yester day. Kecordcr E. 1',. Davis returned cstorday from a trip to llarrisburg ::nd Eugene. C. J. Stuart and family returned yc.-terday from a trip to Cliitwood. near Vaquina. Jonas Pavis, of Shedd, went, to Portland Monday to meet bis wife who has been visiting on the Sound Ti Karmrrs and aomnica. 'ialbraith Pros., of Janesville, Wisconsin, are now offering for sale at the Live Stock Exchange, corner Fourth and Ash streets, Portland, Oregon, a choice collec tion of their celebrated English Shire, Hackney and Cleveland Hay stallions, at moderate prices and on terms to suit the purchasers. These horses are all of the highest individual merit and most fashion able strains of breeding. Every animal will bo satisfactorily guar anteed. Farmers when in Port land should call and see the best draft horses ever brought to Ore gon. Th Emgene Ft Itare. There were some mad sports at l-'.ugene after the foot race between Cameron and Langdon. The race was 100 yards for a purse of $300. Cameron was given two yards the start and won the race by a foot. A Eugene man says Langdon's real name is Dobbin. He knew him in California and in this race wager ed all the money lie had on him and lost, he said by Dobbin "chucking" the race. The Eugene sports parted with several hundred dollars, and after tin; race were looking for Dobbin with blood in their eyes, but ho was convenient 1" absent. Wootllr's Itivtrside Addition. This addition recently jdatted embraces 113 lots 33x110 feet ad ioining Hackleman's 4th addition on the east. It is a beautiful tract, desirably located and is high and dry, already cu-aied and plantcd out in choice fruit trees. These lots will sell rapidly, and parties desiring a choice lo.-atior. hou!d call at once upon Wallace t Cusick, agents for the property. Lots will be sold on easy payment"?. A ooil Investment. The Wavcrly hotel properly. :Y. ,t leot frontage on First slrect, 100 feet deep, is tor sale at alow figure. The property is kv.-vi fur t : vi :.r". Id a b.i: j.i'ii. K. i. i e ird.-io; !oal e.-ta' a."!-., l -Jt i rdbin strx-t. 8 A If HAM UISE8. An Enterprise tint Benefits Alt or aid 8kculd be Encouraged tj All. F. Ernest Aus.in, secretary and acting superintendent of the" Geld Mountain and Dry Gulch Con solidated Gold and Silver Mining Company, arrived in town yester day and ordered of Deyoe ii Rob son a complete saw-mill with engine, boiler, etc., for use at the company's mines at Quartzville, this county, where work is now being rapidly pushed by the com pany. It is a well known fact that this company has the most exten sive mines of any company on the coast and also the richest, which speaks well ior this county. The company owns all the placer mines of Dry Gulch, consisting of about :?00 acres, besides six of as rich quart mines as there are to be found. The company is organ ized on a basis wherein all htock holders have an equal show, ac cording to tho money in vested. and need not fear asH'Ssments as t lie stock is absolutely non-assessatiie, and is made paid up on the pay ment of $10 per share, (.-hares being of the par vahw of $-"-0 each. ) That being the estimated amount necessary per share to thoroughly develop the company's mines and can be either paid at once or in instalments of 1 per month. As souie gentlemen remarked who bad purchased stock in the com pany. "It is considered by us U- be better than investing in real estate." Mr. J. M. Kogers anived hist evening from Salem for the ourpose of placing some el" the company's stock i n the market, and it wiil Le to every one's ad vantage tinuncially, should they have the opportunity, to purchase all the company's slock ihey can possibly handle. Should you see .Mr. Kogers don't fail to take some stock, as the development of these mines is of vast importaf.ee to us all. Wumea as flail C arriers. The Polk county papers are loudly boasting of their women mail carriers. They say Miss Ethel Uose carries the mail from Airlie to Lewisville, a distance of six miles, Miss Chapin, from Dallas to Syracuse, a distance of six miles. That is a good record, but over in Tillamook county there is a woman mail carrier who goes them twenty live miles better and has served her country by being the mother of nine children besides. This woman is Mrs. Tage, and she carries a semi-weekly maii between Nes kowin on Nestucea beach, and the store at Grand Kondc, a distance of thirty miles. Her route lies over a mountainous country in which are many steep grades and dark passes, but she braves the wintry winds, and delivers tbe mail on time. In the summer when the roads are good, she travels in a light vehicle, but dur ing tbe rainy season she goes on horse. ac k. SCHOOL KEFOIIT. The following is a report of the Orleans school district, No. for month ending September '11, 188H: Number of pupils enrolled 17; number days attendance -11 ; days absence 4:1, (nearly all caused by siikncss., Average deportment 07',.. Those excelling in butli scholar ship and deportment were .Mina Yates, Loyd Millh-jlb-n, May lieadr.ck, Kay Hanks aiul l'eshna Iawe-, tbe first named standing the highest. Tiiose excelling in scholarship alone were. Mart P.ert hil.l, Joe r.lnunberg, and Pird Croft, and in deiortaient alone were Klva Millhollen and Charlie Dow. The pupils have all done well. They have made good progress in their studies, and the best of humor has prevailed on the play ground. If the children always do as well and try to lu'lp make their school pleasant, this will soon be one f the most pleasant schools in the state. The interest of the pupils would be increased if the parents and otiicers of tbe school would take more interest and visit it. Lacka E. Williams, Teacher. KK.ENE MITES. Ei oknk, Oct. ". The Cameron-Lang Ion $230 foot race occurred here to-day. Lang don gave Cameron six feet in 100 yards and Cameron won bv one end one-half feet. Prof Redmond gave his balloon ' ascensitm here to-dav. At ." :!."! he said "lei her go." The balloon rose about 100 feet then gradually descended, alighting on a brick building one and half blocks from starting point. The failure is ow ing to the Eugene's illiberality in raising the required $30. An old soldier by the name of Turpen departed this life to-day while having his leg amputated. Thus one by one the defenders of the Union pass away. The funeral will take place to-morrow from the Episcopalian church. It will be conducted bv the C A. K. A Viuiiijj Itormi. Two years ago Max Young and wile of I'pper Astoria pre-empted P0 acre? of land on John Day's. They went and lived on it for a year and a half and then removtd back to Astoria. A day or two ago Mr. Young was offered $130 for the property but refused it well know ing that be could get a better price for ii. Since then, says the Astor ia!!, he has been oll'ered h r a strip of :;0 a. res of the property but lie still refuses to soil il. This is not an iriil:cat;on o: 'boom," t-r.t an oxaiii;.: ot how troi-eny va aji;irccia'i;i in value in the liC.'L1.! i.xjiliood c.f Astoria. Immense stock at Stewart iv ox's. i !u bi'sii ';'.iit y and any si.! or style, fail and. esiimine oi'.r f;tr.!ck. m-.".v iri S Sex. STATE DISPATCHES. Newsy Hotes from the Stat Capital The Ka'lread Commissioners. Special to the Herai.. i Salem, Oct. 7. George W. Corder was brought to the asylum from Douglas county to-dav. He is It years ot age G'endale. He is and resided at destructive and often iolent. W. H. Newbury and J. G. Warner were commissioned no taries public to-day. Articles incorporating the State Land and Trust Co., of Salem, were filed in the oflice of the secre tary of state to-day. The capital slock is $30,000, issued in shares of $100. The incorporators are George W. Johnson, W. F. Pock, II. A. Johnson, Jr., and M. W. Hunt. Uusiaess is to begin about October 15. The board of railroad com mis sinners are in session attending to correspondence. Commissioners Fault, Clow and Colvig were pres ent. Clerk Waggoner will investi gate the killing of Anderson by striking a cattle guard lence near turner two weeks ago. The circuit court docket for the October term, beginning October 14th, was completed to to-day, and consists of forty cases. Ttie supreme court met to-day, it being the regular October term. The docket will consist of eighty cases. Power vs llolladav, iudg-! ment of tho lower court modified. Opinion by Thayer, C J. i I'liMppi't-riiiifil Sarcasm. j Tho young man who write-! editorial squibs for the Sunday Or egonian essays to grow funny over ( the Aloany street railway unl in dulges in an alleged sarcasm that :s not becoming a big newspaper that is supposed to be interested in improvements in other cities of Ooregon besides Portland. While our pen is in we would also like to remind some of our journalistic friends down the stream that sev eral of the IIkhai.d's locals have iceeutly been swiped bodily and printed as editoral in the Ore gonian without credit. We merely mention this because the Evening Telegram, the Oregonisn's little suckling, grew very angry the other iav ami saiil several nauginy things because the liicitAi.D H.KI,.. enterprise enoegb to pay .'or and publish some of the same tele graphic news it received. IJKAI. ESTATE SAI.KS. Vhe following real estate trans fers were recorded yesterday : Van P. DeLashmutt to A. Skarr, lot 8 block So in Al banv $ United" States to E. E.Ann strong, southeast quarter of sec. 10. tn. 13, S. K. 1 east. S. M. Harris to M. L. Kanev, 100 acres in sec 8 tp.lM.S.U 1 east Sarah Brenner to W. C.Twee dale.contract for brick wall. Sarah Premier to Julius Jos eph, 37 feet front in lot '2, '.!."() :;oo 800 730 Hook II. AIban .cooo Tioiets for tkc Vair. In answer to repeated inquiries at the 1 1 era 1 1) ollice as to the time tickets to the industrial fair at j Tort land hold good; it can be stated that such tickets are good! for seven days. They can be pur- i chased of the Southern Pacific agent , and are good going to Poit- land only on the local train, but in ) icturning are good an any train. I The price of rouvdtrip tickets from : Aloany is $4..'i, inclu.'img one ad mission to the fair. Duly Married- Oeorge .V. Noah and Minerva; C Ko.ellu were arrested in Port- j land Sunday and brought up to this j city by Constable C. O. I'.urkhart, ! for assuming the relations of hus band and wile without observing the marriage laws of the country. They were arraigned in Justice IIumphre3''s court, when a license was procured and the marriage ceremony was duly pronounced by His honor Judge Humprey, which terminated the case commenced several days ago. Negotiation rending. It is understood that negotiations are pending for the purchase of the Santiam canal, the Magnolia llouring mills and the city water works to Mr. II. 15. Turner of New York, one of Col. T. E. Hogg's partv. The value of the property is about $150,000. Mr. Turner and others have been engaged for three or four days in looking up the abstract oi the property, it is whi-peiod about that some big im provements are to be made if the purchase is concluded, and it will probably be consummated within a few davs. The latest N'oveltjiin I'antalooBs. Zaches Pros., merchant tailors and drapers, opposite the postollice, are prepared to place before the Albany people their own invention of cutting and making pantaloons without an outside seam. The novelty is not only without a seam, but in bright stripes and checks. The foreparts are bound to coincide with the same of the backparts. We guarantee a perfect fit in every pair or monev refunded. Just Kecelvol. j We have just received a nice lot : of Alaska herriii'' in l. barrels.pohl I in quantities to suit, also a line lot ot Chinook salmon and salmon heilies, tickled jiigs feet, Swiss cheese, cream cheese, liniburger cheese, Huston baked beans and an endless varietv ot uood things at i the Willamette rackiuj' Co's. Kid (.love.: Kid (;lovf! iiave ii;st rcccivcil a fu'd line of I ki'l -.'loves brand ''Our Own." j This is a Pennine kid glove. I buy : (ii'ci L from importers in New York : and consider thi-m the bust value l oi a:iv niove I ever sokl fur this : t; ic.'. J'i vi. Luttoi.s. ilnve r-ws of s':l !u:. 1. 1 ,r ir. a:!. COAST BOTES. Hewsy Iti-ms Gathered from Exchanges Throughout the Northwest. The Corvalus public schools have about 250 pupils. There are nine scholars in the state school for the blind. The Salem fruit evaporator now consumes 250 bushels of apples dail. The O. & C. road has put several extra coaches on the Eugene ex press to accommodate the crowds attending the Industrial Exposi tion at Portland. The Lane county jail has only one occupant awaiting the meeting of the circuit court. He is the man Putman, charged with mailing obscene letters. The Presbytery of Oregon meets in semi-annual session next Tues day at East Portland The synod of" the Columbia, including the Prestyterian churches in Alaska, Washington, Northern Idaho and Oregon, will also hold their annual meeting, beginning Thursday week, at Pendleton. Miss Piberin, the giil who was so badly burne at Brown's hop yard, near Eugene, a few weeks ago died from tbe effects of her in juries. She was buried tbe next day in the cemetery across the river. Thy family resides on the line oi the Oregon Pacific road, be tween t'oi valhs and laouina, but; didn't have the means to take the i body there for burial. Latest reports from the Santiam mines are verv encouraging and de velopment work is beintt pushed forward very rapidly. The shaft of the Albany Mining Company is down sixty feet and good prospects are ahead. The Golden City Min ing Company are running a cross cut to their old tunnel und the stockholders assert that tbcv have something rich. Anew road will be built to these mines by piivate capital and the Santiam district mav vet obtain a world wide fame. Take Notice. We have just received a large j supply of California cream cheese, j fim I'limh lionpv -liiiiiwil hoi.f I lobsters, oysters, clams, mustard .,r,i;r.- ii,.in,i herrim 15oston I.,,..., I ......lUui. i.,.,n.,; Also ; ables pany i lull line oi Iruits and veget . Willamette Packing Coni- loiicy to Loan. At a low rate of inionst on f ood farm piupcrty in Linn county, on best improved city property Albany. Apply to Hlackhrrn Wright, Albany. Oregon. ' iiy onifii I n:c Winn, n !oc .heir beauty because colt!.- undermine tln-ir life. l)r At Ur's Eii'.i.-h lleTiicdy for ciinsutnp tion i- ti n yijsolute ure for cyl.ls. ti rapes, Peaches, Cckry, Cauliflower, Sweet ;of a e?. Horseradish K'rat(!il in glass, Olives and pickles " " 1 b-ni y, f-.tu-st comb. i'.ostiin li.. !:eans in j::rs. i'iralilli in barrel.-. Cien -!.oa I'iekli-s. sm.ill ' I'ig'i :' ot neil i!i iei !::cats. And an and iit-'. L:iFirie.-t l'.::i:d,;in e of otliei fruit: i!H!i-.i voo'.ls j-ist in at .V ilium i on O.i iiecDoet oi !'! flelay of goods E.AC, flo .)r-r. upcniiig will be post p. : n.'il lei!'. ..'i.iay and Tues day. ( .-f. 7 ami S li..e i'.i of (ii: inai i ! I :m: ,:t I- nei. 1 liiiv." j our Hi'-: e'l. .utter c. :', i Cr.-nilier r e., i '-fi:i!ilifr--, 11 u t 1 . F. iirrn neil V. :i :n! ! hricit bei-f i .'.iaryu j liale lair!.. I v r ii-i i ir- i I.miI:,- ; "row l.iM i-i '.lie!; cits -toek of l.-tl I- 1'Alir' tr;ti' .1 I ' K. r:it hit' ti ii;v anti l le.lll it 11'. Ml :i;i uiii i.e i.i'ier. For heaven's sake what docs your mother do to you children that makes you so hungry?" ! "Hcasc, auntie, she gives us Joy's Vegc- ; table Sarsaparilla and its awful good." T. P. Milton, of 511 Post street, Ran Fran-: Cisco, writes: "I had been ailing for I weeki with a disorder of the liver and j lUuncys. r luiuiy my tunc, ucwiuins foniia Remedy' Joy's Vegetable Sarsa- unrilln. It cured mo right up. In lact did so much for me that I cave it to my children. 'Aith the most satisfactory re sults.' ABSrRAClT j -p j MARION ! NTY in'v t. 'mob'!.'' and pi-rnvt set il-ti; . 1 LA'i) COMPANY i i. ;:i; llvi t v ab-tract "i AT.- I'i 1 1. i-.l.. :'?' i; ;- "i ; r A ! i . f "r - .." To Rent. A SMALL. COMFORTABLE HOUSE, ti ft family uithsut children. Inquire of Mrs, J. K. Carter, near Wheeler's lumber yard . w -A "lOl'Mi" LAtlt WAN IS A sitciatiii. as chambermaid or to take care of children. Good reference given AdJrws box 148. Albany nostottice. A.W Lu UKAIN ANI STOCK FARM S II of all descriptions. If you want to sell j our property, write or call on K. U. lSeards ley, real estate aj;ent, Albany. Office on liroadalbin street near First. V. O. box S41. OREUO.S KLKCTIUC KKLIKK IS TUB MOKT KI.R pant medicine in the world for internal and external use. and for pain u' any nature. You will never find its equal. Ask your drutr-isc for it. C'onlrarlor aad Uuildcr. rilHK UXDEIiSIGNED HATING LOCATED X in Albany solicits pat n mace from citj aud country. Will contract to build bridges, lams, and all manner of dwelling houses, including Queen Am:e, Kastlake and Eliza bothian stvles of building. Will furnish plans and sptciflcatinns free of charges. Satis faction guaranteed. W. ('. CASSEL. REVERE HOI SE, ALBANY, OK. CHAS Tfeiffer, Prop. Only lirht cclaaa house in the city. Large sample rooms for com mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the kitchen. General stage office for Corvallis. lf AXTED-LAHOREUE ANT STATION II men to work on the O. I'. Railroad. Apply to Curran & Montcith, Fine Calves for Sato. F ?OK SALE TWO YEARLING HALF Holstc in. 15cth fine cilves. Will be sold for f -20 each. 1'ANIEL HOI CK, Tangent, Oregon. E. T. SEDGWICK, M. 1).. ECLECTIC physician and tiurgi-oii. Otlice rooms 2:1 and 24, 1'earee's IiIock, Albanv, Crsgon. For Sale. H !..nn :r.(..i f HORSE FOR SALE milv or farm horse. 'W. C. CAsfaELL. liricU for Sale. A T MY KILN ONE MILE EAST OK town, or di liveed anywhere in the city. W. C. CASSELL, Albany Or. o:itr.-U') i- nul fliilhtcr. n C. 1J specilicatioiis and details for all kinds of building am) architecture. All work prompt ly done and guaranteed to be first-class. Es timates furnished on bhort nctice for brick bu.Mings, residences, tibl:c buildings, bridgi-s, etc. i HANK OF OREGON, i ALE ANY, C lt'l ! AL O I LEG ON. $.',0,(100 II. Itltl ANT IAV . Itl.ilN. II. I . Ml KHII.I.. preninif. lire ire. 4'aslller . . A general bwnlii l business trans" tilted. Surlit exilian" and telegraphic transfer bought and sold on New York, San Framisco and Portland, Oregon. Collections made on favorable terms Tho City Restaurant, Under the new management of II. Laiupnian will be conducted on a i lirst-cla?s plan. Meals will he served at all hour?. Consult fie BILL OF FARE And order whatever you want, pay- ! ing for what you order and nothing I more. Straight meals served as usual for 23 cents, and meals to order from i n 3 cent roll and cup of coffee to a ' first class $1.00 una). I it-f Furnished rooms to let in connee ! tion with the restaurant. :G1LS0N'S SHAVING PARLORS AM) HAH; DHES-d.MJ SALOON. None but first la-s workmen j employed. Eerylhing neat and ; clean, (live me a call. j UT" First door h nth of postr llice. k. i; .iEi:isi.KY, REAL ESTATE a CENT, i'o:ivf vr.neiiix of all kim's done in a relia l!c mai'.iior. All hii'i ess will receive (irniept attction. 0:!i- on IJrcadalbin sliett, nr.tr r'irst, Ailiuti , lirei;on. OiifiOS FfiliTIlM COMPANY N. K. Cor. 17Hi and F streets, POOTLANO. - - OREGON MAWKACTUKEKS OK For Orchards auJ Lawns. HONE PHOSPHATE, For Gardens and Grain. ALSO Granulated Bone for Poultry. Our fertilizers are made from Raw Rones, no sand or other worthVss material being used. istewart fttSoi, Agents, ALBANY, OREGON. A reliable V. S. Stimr.l 3 ton M-ale only ! &17, tleliverwl at jour neatest railr W Ration free of Iroi'ht o i thirty i'avii tn .1 I arser ; scales at pn orronatelr trn-. . War rantol lor lie vars. Ai'tlrcs?, ! K. C. liOK.' inN. B . i KIN (i 10 iVJ)EIi. Put'up cxpressiv for Julius lrad wohl and sold at his Golden Kule Eazaar in ONE POUND CAN'S ! 25 CENTS PKK CAN ' "uaraiitced to be first-class in every I'.espci t. IlTI.lL's ;it nV01IL r;.Y i i:n:?5;; n:::. j )i;iiN 1 X.r.- in Iii-ntoi. MltllL' lit l! tir ''!'. Pi!i:lN ! Tn-ni tin- oni'.ty. : . 'i: r : , i :: '.-. O r.-: !! can:-, i.m or. I isis ..i (-. I.. w. h, i.ie ti. kit frr the i.V I.!-:' A'rriiiv, P. L. Kenton -DEALER IN- Staple and Fancy GEOCERIE 8 Also Choice Candies, Nuts, Cigars and Tobaccos, Fruits, Vegetables, Etc, TERMS CASH ATi) PRICES LOW. Subscription Agent for all Leading News papers and Magazines. NEAR THE FOSTOFFICE. New Drug Store On or about Oct. l;Vh H. C. Hubbard will occupy the west room ot the Blumberg Block with a New and Coniolete OF Drugs and Druggists The peop?e of Albany are cordially invited to keep their eye on the date and plaee and call on the opening day and inspect our stock. 11. 0. HUBBARD, Pi escription Druggist L. ED. BLAIN, THE Leading When Adam took a fallj He had no clothes at all, So Eve, she made 'em all From g leaves. But our styles for fall beat those ; We've some very handsome ciothe6 ; As to price, the country knows We're no thieves. I 1 New patteins, piles of goods to se'ect from; new line of neckwear and furnishing goods, neat and natty foot wear, waterproof, rubber and leather coats umbrellas,jgum boots, and the latest styles in OVERCOATS. bebri rr STEW AM' & SOX Dealers in- General Agricultural Iron, Steel and Coal Wagons and Buggies Hope and Cordage lilach'sm itJi s ' Suppl ies Garden and iiiti ali kptats ALBANY, OREGON. Stock Sundries. Clothier, 11 at (a races. Clothier. Hardware -AND- ImnleiicQts. Carpenters9 Tools Builders9 Hardware Powder, Shot, etc. Giant Powder & Fuse Saws and Axes, Grass Seeds! Used by Farmers i