Morning daily herald., October 12, 1889, Page 3, Image 3

IQByLNG HEHAL3); SATURDAY, OCTOBEK JL 1889.
STKCIAL,. 13:X0 A. M.
Not t O'lr stoves And ranges
before buying i a mistake. Mis
takes are always costly. In heat
ing stove we have tbe largest as
wall a the- most carefally selected
stock iu the city. The stoves we
oiler were not bought as an experi
ment but as a certainty. We
know what each store will do, and j
. . . , , .. i
iney were oougnr lor casrt, so mo j
- t . - .
price is rigfit. ive nave special-:
tie. iu heaters, beside our regular ,
hues of (iarland, Argaid and
p liur stoves and ranges.
Geo. V. Smith
.IOTTINOS AllOT TOWN.
A tine lot tf niiiii'fs ut K. Brow
Pure cider
vinegar at F
L
Kenton's.
Pure appie
c:
ler Kt F. II.
Pieitfer's.
.New small mixed pickles at I".
L. Keritjii'sJ.
Sweet potatoes this morning at
I". L. Kenton'..
Plenty f choice fry? h butler at
C. V.. IJioAnell's
The largest sjd oi watches in
the city at Will A Starks.
The buil lin of a new flouring
mill is talked of at Crvallis
1 or t'.choi'I books, blanks, teb
icts, etc., go to the City Drug
Store.
Preset iptioiis and recipes care
ri'iV compound od at the City Drug
S'uie.
Stop at Will Stark's and ex
amine their large and new line of
watcher.
Dinner served .".v. ith
Sunday at Mrs. Diercks
chicken on
restaurant
J"i cents.
io to .1. M. I'ardue's for bar
gains in groceries, good butter and
at chickens.
Fresh sweet potatoes, celery,
grapes, etc. this morning at
Parker Pros.
The Corvallia Rod and Gun Club j
prooose to hold a sportsmen tourna-,
ment in the near future. j
Simply immense, Silver Quarter j
plug cut. A splendid smoke. Pro-1
gressive merchants keep it. J
Cheaper than readv made.
Pantaloons to order format Zaches
Bros, opposite the postoflice.
Five choice va.ieties of fresh j
..-. ..f v i t.-.,.,
I llilL I IMItTIT iLL 1 1 . . IrilL)ll PI.
tiround to order without extra
charge.
Good farm for rent and farming . verv fovv friends. The affair was
outfit for sale cheap; a bargain, j a I)l0St unpretentious one, iu ac
inquireof Durknartit Malm, real j cordance with the wishes of the
estate agents. j new couple. The bride was attired
We are in the field and in the jn a piain waiking costume, and
ieai ior competition, r-uus 10 or
der for $20 at Zaches Dros, oppo
site the posteilice. 1
John Driggs, U. S. signal service
observer at this city, states that
4, inches of rain fell during the ;
storm of the past week.
Mr. F. A. Carl, for ten yeais
managing editor of the St. Paul ;
Pioneer-Pre.", has accepted that
position on the Oregonian.
Last evening's train from Ya
1 una brought a large supply oil
sweet potatoes, celery, grapes, etc.
for F. I.. Kenton near the post-.
ollicc.
Anew nnc oi necnnes, a i.nct
lot ot
i .. lilain s.
Policeman William Miller has ,
j-etiirn..l from a. trin to the Sound. ,
.v ..... ...v . --w - - - :
He has a cranberry ranch there :
i i i 4i" hi x "Oman savs : A number of poop e
the celebrated i are continually swindled in Port
usmU have lust been opened at L. i . f . ,
which promises to prove a vaiua- operation is as follows: lte dis
p;r investment. ; guises hiinseh as a pedler and con-
The Corvallis laxette says it is ! t rives to put up for the night at a
rumored that Col. T. K. Hogg has farm bouse whose owner he has
iiHt purchased 400 acres of land , learned is rich. During the night
. 1 . . e . . 1 l 1 ' , , .1
ivinn soutn oi iiranis piace uh
south beach near Yaquina bay
The engine and cars which were
broken to pieces in the recent
wreck near Halsey were brought
to this city yesterday and were
taken down to Portland to be re
built. Durkhart & Malin, real estate
agents, sold yesterday to Mr. A. J.
Fox lots No. i, 10, 11 and 12 in
block No. 4 in Pipe's South Al
bany addition, the consideration
was $000.
The O. K. & N. boat the Modoc
passed down the river at 1 o'clock
yesterday, taking 75 tons of grain
and :;0 tons of hay from this city.
The hay goes to Seattle and the
grain to Portland.
Hon. J. D. .Yhitmorc, of Med-
ford, was in the city yesterday on
his return from Portland, where he ;
has been attending the meeting of .
the state board of horticulture, of
which he is a member.
Owing to the scarcity of apples
food cider is a rare commodity this
year. I'. II. Pfeiffer has a fine lot
of prime cider at 40 cents per
gallon. For mince pies and house
hold use it just the article wanted.
If you wish a supply of good
things for Sunday call on F. L.
Kenton. He has cranberries,
.ii ...... ..,.
. ' -' i . .
potatoes, onions, anu a iim hock
groceries, ail ot wimn
aro sold cheap for cash
R. II. Wooden of Jewell, informs j
the Astoria Pioneer that the bodies j
of nine elk have been found over!
n the II unburg, simply stripped:
ct their horns and Hides, llns is
ntrary to ail civui.auo.i ami
-tic;u!d Ue stopped.
The funeral of the late John P.
flail was attended yesterday by a
!:,rge concourse of the friends of
the deceased. The funeral ser
vices were held in the I'nired
Fivsi'Vterian church, and a beau'.i-
i.l irihuto w.i; paid to the departed
I v Key. s. t,. livme.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
The
Usual Budget of
About the City.
News
AH OTH Ell O. P. CONTRACT LET
O.-man & Crook, ot
t r i a -or ii
Denver, Celerado, Will 1
Build 18 Miles Mord Eastward. -Their
Plant Shipped.
. ..
uis announced that another con-,
.. .nn cAiciiBioii ui
tne Oregon Pacific railroad has
i been let to Messrs. OrmanA Crook, j
wel, knovvn raiIroail contractors
i . ri i i .
of:
"eincr, uoiorauo.
iiy, of ritecI1 miles .,cvo,i t,T,-oii-
Su-i tract of Messrs. Antonelle & Due,
' also all of the unfinished work be
i tweenBiitonbushland the abandon-
ted tunnel, making about 18 mjles
j in all.
Tlie new contractors have order
; ed their extensive plant to e ship
ped from Denver, and expect to do
considerable of the work before
winter.
It has been an open secret since
the arrival of Col. Hogg and party
from New York that the Oregon
Pacific Company has now decided
to push the road through to Boise
City with all possible baste, and ;
has plenty oi capital to do so. It '
is also hinted that some heavier
lontracls on the roatl east of the
mountains are to be let soon.
Ft-nce. tlie Truck.
Note and coaiment in the Ore-
gonian also recommends the fenc
i ing of the railroad track. It say :
I Two serious accidents have ojeur- i
red recently on the Oregon it Cali-'
fornia railroad. Doth of them :
! costly, not only in the amount of
property destroyed but, the latter
especially, unfortunate in the loss '
of a human life. In both instances
stock on the track have caused the
accidents. This constant destruc
tion of property, not to Bav loss
OI i
life, seems to suggest that the rail
I road company would find it profit-1
j able to fence in the road. Pocr j
Ransom that jvas killed the other '
j day was engaged to a young lady '
j of Kugene and was to be married '
j on the Kith o' th:s month. Mr, I
j Ransom succeeded Quint Guthrie, j
killed at the train wreck in Alhanv,
and the engine was the same one j
wrecked there, a fact without any i
significance except to superstitious
I'Ople.
"
Th r w-rcw,H We,id.-B.
Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock
V"5 marnaSe 01 Miss Gertrude,
daughter of his excellency Govern
""I1: "i 11??-,?""
sell, late paymaster of the O. R. &
m-r i i .
N. Co.. was solemnized at Trinity
! church in Portland, in the pres-
i eiicn of the hridfl'n relations and :i
the groom wore a dark business
suit. After the conclusion of the
brief but imposing ceremony thei
bridal party awaited their friends '
in the ve.-tibule of the church,;
where they received a shower ot j
good wishes coming from the inner
most recesses of the hearts of the
wellwishers, and tiien the really j
happy couple, ai companied by i
other members of the family, drove :
to tha governor's residence,
and Mrs. Russell left for the
and they will be absent
months at least.
Mr.
East,
two
IIoit lUfy Swindle.
Note and comment in the
Ore-
.if, i Miifl? ..f,(1.,. Ti.rt
BOij.brick'nian has had his booty j
;. ..i , ; ... .1... .i
tX 1 1 i 11 1 r il LJKf III UUIU 1UI i. 1 1 iT 111 J
swindler to appear. His plan of!
ne nas a oream, in wnicn mere is
revealed to him the location of
hidden wealth. He tells his host
and they search for the spot and
find it. They dig up a box, which
generally is at the root of a tree,
and find it filled with either gold
or silver coin. The stranger is
willing to sell out his half at a
sacrifice. He secures the money
and decamps, while the poor
j fanner finds that all his glittering
coin is bogus and he is the victim
of a neatlv executed swindle.
The State Fair.
The president of the Oregon
state board of agriculture, Hon. J.
T. Apperson, of Oregon City, is
reported as saying that the recent
state fair was one ol the best fairs
we have ever held. There has
bpen a l.irfft inerpasp in thp nttonrl-
ance at the laet two fairs. A year
rut down Hia admission f.P
one-half, still the receipts have
been as much as ever, which proves ;
that the attendance has doubled
j This vear the receipts were over
$18,000, the largest for 10 years,
the largest for
and the disbursements about $10,-
000, which includes money spent
for improvements leaving us, in
clusive of last vears balance, a
I total bal ance of about $7000. It is
quite likely that additional im
provements will be ordered when
the board meets in
December. We
. . ,
room and the
pavilion should be fixed up.
K. f r. t.rand officers.
The following officers wcre
elected at the session of the grand
lodge of knignts of Pythias of the
i (r,w,m jurisdiction held
t Astoria :
Irvine, of
i , ;..an(i ehancellor. 0 . 1 1.
No. 7, Albany; grand vice chancel-
i lor, A. A. Cleveland, of No. 17,
Asloti.;: irrand prelate, C. Y.. I-:;v-;
:-rd, ui No. !, The Ha'.Ies; -r.if.d
' ki-ci.erof records aiid sea1. Ward
! S. Stevens of No. Piil!atid (bis
i i:ii. th rt'-electio!! ; g and ma.-ier
f exc!:i-qtir-r, Wattti !.. Strtible,of
; No. i'o: il:i;ni ; grand muster at
''7 I
La Grande; grand inner guard,
Gustaf Schulze, of No. 12, Port-
i land ; grand outer guard, Charles
fellows, of No. 2, Portland.
Tobacco Ralaiox Im Oregon.
That the Willamette valley is ad- i
mirably adapted to the cultivation ,
of tobacco many successful experi-!
ments prove, and the value of the
n jn,.r,loa ant haan nn;nr.
ed out by well qalificd persons, j
The consumption of tobacco in this ;
fertile valley requires the importa- i
a' A' . P 1 1 '
uon oi ianre ouantuies oi tne weeu. ,
and the substitution, as far as pos-1
Slb e. of home crown oaf will les-
cor, th. t c,L-r,ra nr,A
add materially to the income of the
soil tillers. Se eral fine specimens
of tobacco grown in this valley
have been exhibited in Salem
within the past few weeks. Salem
Statesman.
A Young: Traveler.
The Benton Leader of the 11th
;..cf ;r.. i i i
to rwii;. A H. n-,r.i v,,t.r. t
day morning met a two-year-old
babv, and not knowing whose it i
was tovk the child to the house of ,
Sam'l (iourley, three miles south
west of Albany." The child was
the two-year-old son of Mr. Gour
lev of this citv. The youngster
had simply started out to see some
thing of the world, and had wand
ered about a mile from home.
Will IJetnrn ta AUinuy.
James Kikins is expected bou e
in a few days from Eastern Oregon.
He has sold his stok interests there
and will remain here permanently.
He has en cted a fine residence
upon his property on the knoll in
the southern suburbs of the city,
and will plat several acres more
near the falls and devoted his time
to improving that portion of Al
bany. The County Tax I.8y.
The annual tav levy of Unn
, county this year is 17 mills. The
' countv tax this vear is a trifle less
than last. The entire lew. how-
ever, is Higher than last year, the
increase being due to a higher
state and university tax. The
State University at r.ugene will
Vis i fji tftriAvl ti j'tor Ton.
Utti ici uuu ivt linn hij
uni'versitv tax is a trillle higher.
bv isaatta Seuttie.
I.. Senders, of this citv
who has
purchased during the past season
about :00 ton3 of baled hay, is now
shipping a quantity of it to Seattle.
It will go by water all the way,
being shipped on river boats from
this city to Portland and there
transferred to the boats for Seattle.
hate .i:i:ivei.
Our steamer arrivals have ar
arrived. Call early and leave your
orders for the following:
Sweet Potatoes, lurmps
Cauliflower,
Cabbage,
Green jeppers,
Pumpkins,
Squash,
Cream cheese,
Celery,
Peaches,
Grapes.
Swiss cheese,
Comb honey,
Chipped beef.
Willamette Packing Co.
Wouritf's Iliverside Addition.
This addition recently platted
embraces 115 lots ooxl 10 feet ad
joining Hackieuian's 4th addition
on the east. It is a beautiful
tract, desirably located and is high
and dry, already cleared and
planted out in choice fruit trees.
! These lots will sell rapidly, and
j parties desiring a choice location
' should call at once Uon Wallace
j & Cusick, agents for the property,
f Lots will be sold on easy payments.
Kid Cloves! Kid (ilnves!
I have just received a full line of
kid L'loves brand "Our Own."'
i IliS 13 a irenume kul trlove. I buv
,1,rVt't fr0.,n ""porter in New ork
and consider them the best value
of any glove I ever sold for this
price. Five buttons, three rows of
stitching, $1.50 per pair. S. K.
Young.
The Latest Novelty in I'antaloons.
Zaches Dros., merchant tailors
and drapers, opposite the postoflice,
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 backpnrts.
We guarantee a perfect fit in every
pair or money refunded.
Take Xetiee.
All persons indebted to the late
firm of Dardue & Robertson will
please call at the store and ettl
their accounts without delay and
greatly oblige, J. M. Darttue,
successor to Dardue & Robertson,
IresseI Chickens.
We have some fine, fat dressed
chickens for your Sunday dinner.
Call early and leave your order.
Willamette Packing Co.
Heward.
Jim We3tfall will pay a reward
of $2 for the return of a bunch of
keys lost in this city. This amount
will be paid to the finder on their
return to the owner.
Five tramps were arrested yes
terday by Chief of Police Hoff
man for vagrancy. Tramps have
learned that when captured in
Albany they are put to work on
the streets and usually gave this
city a wide berth. These w;re
f probably unsophisticated fellows
! '"1 green in the usages of the
i C3untr3'-
Messrs. Richards i; Phillips have
opened an architectural turning
establishment in the old Cherry &
Parkes foundry building, and will
b, ready next week to do any and
all kinds of work in this line on
short notice. Elaborate woodwork
carved or turned, for buildings, will
be made a specialty.
I';!!"
,;'id c;
I cm-
Ii
arms, Adam Crossman, of No
STATE DISPATCHES.
boy Murderer Incarcerated
the State Penitentiary.
in
THE HI8TOKY OF HIS CRIME.
He Murdered Eia Little Girl Phymate
ArriTal f Fasseigers at Taqaina
The Baker City Fair.
Pw theiiMAi.
, "'"'i
Oct. 11. Sheriff A. N.
Hamilton, of Union county, left at
the peniteutiary to-day Chas.Haw
kins. sentenced for four years for
larceny; Henry Wright, three
years for burglary ; Win. Michael,
7,lv, years for manslaughter, and
James Allen, three years for bur
sary. Michael is but lo years old and
very small for his age. and weighs
but one hundred pounds. He re-
fses to talk and seems not to real-
lze where lie is or tvnat lie Has
done. He murdered his playmate,
in .. l:.i . . f .
L ',I,U '? a "lue -
I o u gin. i ne oiuy witness was ner
lur-year-old brother, who testified
at the trial. The murder wan com
mitted last June. lie is the voung-
est boy in the
prison, the Jackson
McAllister, being
J county boy,
j dead.
Y.ifINA PASSKNOEi:.
Ya(iina, Oct. 11. The steam
ship Willamette Valley arrived to
day with the following passengers :
H. S. Ellis, Mrs. Thompson, "diss
Maud Thompson, Miss M. Thomp
son, Mrs. Hanson, T. Howard and
wife, J. M. King, A. Mcl'herson,
J. Diirkin, R. H. Ncrton, II. M.
Drown, H. Woodward, J. Peters,
Joseph Peters, Miss Peters, Miss
Johnson, Mrs. Toss, J. C. Drewler,
H. M. Stewart, Jam.cs Nea) and
wife, S. Smith, A Sweten and wife,
J. Dallhouse and wile, O. Olson, P.
Johnsen, J. Jehson, J. F. Hugnes,
T. J. Porter, M. Cassen, 10. Mar
wait. II. Smith, J. Hubbard, A.
Gumbier and wile, Mr. Smith. A
special train left this evening with
j passengers and fast freight for
; Albany.
AKEH COl TV FAIR.
11. The
i J 1 .t A e i
! ul'd di-v to countv fair opened
I to-day under lavorable auspices.
The day was cold, yet there was a
:1- a i. l t ' t ' a
large attendance. The exhibit of
agricultural products is remarkably
fine.
A F0FOL1R ESTABLISHMENT.
How Jn::us G f Iwohl's Ooli'.n u!e Bazaar
Meets the Pablio Want.
One of the most extensive and
elegantly stocked establishments
in the Willamette -valley is to be
found in the Golden Rule Bazaar
store of Julius Gradwohl in this
citv. In order to accommodate his
many customers he is in the field
earlv this year, and has already I
commenced receiving his immense
commenced receiving ins immense i rpi rvi ) i i
line of beautiful gocds for the fall! 1 JlO UllY I1SI cl II 111 11 1
and winter and for the holidays, '
ami lias one i i tne most gorgeous
and dazzling displays to be seen in
any Golden Rule Dazaarin Oregon.
The line carried comprises a be- j
wildering assortment of line china, j
queensware and glassware ot the
latest styles and most delicate tie
signs. The beautiful .-hiiia and
glassware, together with the dec
orated and fancy wares, irjve'ties,
elegant stand and hanging lamps,
toys, boys' wagons and general
bazaar goods, present a scene well
worth one's time to visit.
iS'r'GILSOS SHAVING PARLORS
orated makes, Roger Dros." silver j 4X
ana silver platen goons ami,
im ii iditia H ui v ;i i ui! unci) .
while his stock of dolls, tovs, toilet
and fancy gocds, in plush and
silver, and novelties forihechil
dren will be larger tban ever be
fore. Mr. Gradwohl has enlarged
bis stock in such a replete manner
that his Golden Rule Dazaar is not
; only a credit to the city .f Albany
but to the entire lilamette
valley, being one of the most ex
tensive establishments of the kind
in Oregon. The most important
feature to purchasers is in prices,
and when we assert that his prices
are as low as any house in the state
and that his goods are sold at
figures that cannot be equaled in
the Northwest, it is but the recital
of an absolute fact. It will be to
the interests of the country mer
chants to purchase their holiday
goods from this establishment, and
orders should be sent in at once.
Mr. orauwoiil has long since;
proyen his adaptability to this!
business, and it is taking no risK
to say that thisemporium of elegant
fancy and decoiative ware is tlie ;
most complete in the W illamette
valley. Those who deal at the
Golden Rule Dazaar, will find a
large assortment to choose from,
and a square, reliable gentleman
to deal with.
A (iood In vestment. i
The Waverly hotel property, Ii.''
feet frontage on First street, 100
feet deep, is for sale at a low figure. I
Tho nrroiprtv i lon;oil fn,- JOO !
per year. Is a bargain, K. G.
l.earusiev.reai estate agent, p. roatl-!
albin street.
Fiatlley Soda Sprinjrs. J
Frank Crabtrce has removed to !
Findley Soda Spiings, and has
taken charge of the hotel and
springs. He is prepared to furnish !
first class accommodations to trav- j
elers, and will furnish feed for i
noises when desired. Satisfaction
guaranteed to all who patronize
i he popular pleasure and health
resort.
Scissors. Shears.
Immense stock at Stewart &
Sox's. '.' he best quality and anv
size or styie. van ana examine
our stock. Stewart & Sox.
lMirno'x ( itiinili S mi II".
Sure cure tor sine tes, d.-afi
ess.
lu -d;ir;i( , ;U:a tho
e:ii;ii rli in tlie head i:nd
rt 'onus of ;
n to:., rr.ee
:2. tent.. So'ii .y I-'o.-iiii
Albany, Oregon.
& M:i5oi,
ore ii.
Colonol Vc:l, what's the matter now ?
Private I've got liver trouble and dys
TCpsia. and ought to get leave for thirty
days.
Colancl I'll give you ten, and if you
take Joy's Vegetable .Sarsaparilla that
lie long enough.
, Fred If. Blocker, of the Baldwin Hoti !.
sail Iranciseo, writes: 1 1'uvciipentrmiuv
a dollar for medicines, but the ontv thin't;
taateverstopped my livertronlik-uud dvs
pepsin was Joy's Vegetable Sarsapariih!.
Gustav Solomon, of 223 Valeneia street
San Francisco, writes that it has entirely
freed him of his indigestion and Kick
headuches.
To Rent.
A SMALL. COMFORTABLE HOUSE,
n family nithoiit children. Inquire
of Mrs, .1. K. Carter, near Wheeler a lumber
yard .
TirANTKD (iltAIN AND STOCK FARMS
of all de;ritious. If you want to sell
your property, write or eall on K. .;. Beards
icy, real estate ajrent, Albany. Ofliee on
Iroadilbin street nt-ar Fir.st. I. ). box 341.
0s
RXUON KLKCTRIU KKLtKP IH THK MOST KI.K-
L-ar.t medicine in the world for internal
and external use. and for rain oi anv nature.
Yon will never find its "equal. Ask your
druirsisi for it.
Contractor antt Ituilder. -
1
'UK UXDERSIONF.D UAVING LOCATED
in Albany solicits patmnato from city
and country. ill contract to timid linages,
liarns, and all manner of dwelling houses,
inclmlinj; Queen Anne. Eastlake and Eliza
bethian stvle of buililin. Will furnish
plans and specifications tree of charge Satis
faction guaranteed. W. C. CASSKL.
ACfl'RACY.
J. J.
KEATNKSS.
ABSTRACTOR.
The only complete f-et of Abstract
Books and Maps in Linn County
office in the cot j:t Jiot si:.
j9Business
care will receive
ful attention.
entrusted to my
prompt and care-
i
Intnorlaitt ollt-c.
HAVING LEASED TUE MONTE1TH
pasture fr in the Oregon Pacific Co., all
persons having stock therein on pasture arc
hereby notiiicil to remove them a', once, or
make arrangements with uie. !:: :g to
so tu;li stj.-k -a-P! be t jri".--i n-.tt.
- JOHN" SCHMEEIt
BANK OF OREGON,
ALBANY, ORKGOX.
I'Al'ITAI
rrrsltlenl...
life rrt'M...
(asliier
$50,eoo
ii. ihivayt !
. . .iav . i;i.i. ;
ii. i . m:ttuiLL.
A general banki sg liusiness traus"
acted.
Siirht exchange :iud telegrajdiic
transfer bought and fold on New
York, San Francisco and Portland,
Oregon.
Collections made on favorable terms
Under the new management of II.
Lainpman will be conducted on a
lirst-i!a-s plau. Meals will be served j
at all hour?. Consult the j
BILL OF FARE
And order whatever you want, p
i;)'' for wh.it you oiuev and
nothing i
in.iro. Straight men
servi (1 as usual ;
for 'J.j cents, and meals to order from
a o cent rtdl :v ' cup of ooflee to a
t'rst class 1.01) im .i1.
l'uriiislied rooms to !c!
tion with the restaurant.
::i coi'jnec-
nvvsiv
S A LOON.
. None but first class
, emnloved. Kvervthing neat and
clean. (Jive me a call.
HST" First door s cuth of postoflice. j
E (i. LKT)sWj
RKAL F.STAT K aGLXT, i
Couteynneing of all kinds done in a rclia
Kc maimer. All business will receive
ironiit attention. Ollice on l!road:dbia
stitet, near r'irst, Albany, Oregon.
OREfiOI FERTILIZER
COMPANY
N. E. Cor. 17th and F streets,
POCTLAND, - - OREGON
MANUFACTURERS OF
PUKE 150XEIMEAL
For Orchards and Lawns.
HONE PIIOSPIIATEj
For Gardens and fiinin.
-AI0
Granulated Bone for Poultry.
Our fertilizers are made from Raw
Dones, no sand or other worthless
material being used.
Stewart &ISox,
ALBANY,
OREO ON.
RULE
Put up expressl.' for Julius Grad
wold and sold at bis Golden
Rule Dazaar in
ONE POUND
CAXS
U5 CEXTS PER CANj
I
-1 ff--Guarantced to be first-class
f in every Respect.
JULIUS GRADWOHL
sky ;ii.ts ;.iTAiti::a iki:,
lKKSOXS IdCSir.IXG SAM. l.OAM OR
' .n-avci from the prtitiiscs of K. Suih,
IVntou lOiu.ty, c-aa procure t:. Ktts .or the
ne :t mv ot!i( e, Ciawfon! ? bio;-k, A.Kinv,
..,, ' Oias. K. Wei.MJHi'.'N.
;,, i
i K-ime
! Oie-'on.
IT IT.'..-;
fin i ivni
1 M 1 1 1 1 1 In i
fl V -I J IS MAX. I
K. L. Kenton
-DEALER IX-
Staple and Fancy
(ffiOCEElES
Also Choice Candies, Nuts, Cigars and Tobaccos,
Fruits, Vegetables, JEtc.
TERMS CASH
Subscription Agent
pafers and Magazines.
jSPNEAR THE POSTOFFICE.
New Drug Store
On or about Oct 2lsv. 11.
ihfi west room ot the
New am
Drum and
Druggists
The peop?e of Allany are cordially invited to
keep their eye on the date and place and call on the
opening day and inspect our stock.
11. C. HUBBARD, Pieseription Druggist.
kin!
"Oh ! the cold and crusl winter,
Ever thicker, thicker, thicker ;
Froze the ice on lake and river,
Kver deeper, deeper, deeper ;
Fell the covering snow and drifted
Through the forest round the village."
IT IS COMING-.
'O.'d Prob.'"1 says winter is coining earlier
severe this year than usual.
iTal,
time by th
topknot and examine
stock of
OVERCOATS,
CAPE ULSTERS.
DRESS OVERCOATS.
KERSEYS,
VALOURS,
BEAVERS.
MELTONS.
CHKVIOTR.
WIDEAWAKE,
CHIhCIHLLAS.
CASSIMERES,
MONTAGNACS.
L.E. BLAIN,
THE
Leading Clotriier,
STEWART & SOX
-Dealers in-
General
Agricultural
Iron, Steel and Coal
Wagons and liuggies
Hope and Cordage
I)(iiMin'fit'' Vkii)o
i ioo ..
Garden and
And ill Impleiiiits
ATsl PRICES LOW.
for all Leading Xews-
ALBANY, OREGON,
C. Hubbard will occup y
Bluiaberg Block with a
OF
and more
T
mv
elegant
Wete
Sundries
Snow.
Hardware
-AND-
Iptofe
Carpenters9 Tools
Builders9 Hardware
Powder, Shot, etc.
Giant Powder &Fuse
Saws and Axes.
Grass Seeds$
Used by Fauns i