TJfE MOKNINM HEHALD THURSDAY, SEPTENBER 4, 1890.
TKMi i.R3tH".'KIPTI"N
DA1I
-ubltM1 ovory mornirm eio.pt MonUay.1
mail, par yrar.. -
'WTP.RKLY.
, e oo
i Kiinllahed every Kri'1-.y Mornioic.)
ft copy, per annum. In
yhm not mid advam-
-S.ance 12.00
2.f0
THE MIL.
"aita t( the Albany turtoffi. Hoe
fur nil office nortn
The Kastcrn statca
rh Weet aide
Aud tbe Narrow 0- R- R."
Pfvtlaod and
r tills and Taquii t
ottle soutb.....
Tim nuetortke will U- t '
emu to seven o'clock.
USUI A. .
..11 . ',
.12:0 r.
..7-30 r.
h cveniim
Kwwtered nutter for the
morning
-min should be mailed before 5 o cloc
tvlma ereninir.
the
OKKUON PACIFIC TIM R TABLE.
Arrive Depart
'H.lSamll.OOpra
S.'iSptol 6.50
eeiurer.
Freight.. M
HDITVKIAL NUTLS.
There are not euough white
voters in any state between Texas
and Pennsylvania to fortu a repub
lican party therein. So "Tne
Charleston News and Couiier"
asserts, but then it is just possible
that its census editor is not good
at counting w hen it come to repub
lican votes.
Victobia, B. 0.. has a thistle
law, which went into effVct nearly
two months ago. Under it any
owner of land who permits thistles
to grow on his pieinises wi 1 W
prosecuted. It would have lieen a
great thing for all the States along
tbe Canadian bordf r if they had
adopted a similar l.iw ten years
ago, Wfore the Canada this.le
secured its present footnold. Now
it is well nigh impossible to root
out this pest, which covers all
waste lands and flourished rankly
along hedgerows and ditches.
.
mi:rii:ans took much pride in 1
the launch of the tan Francisco '
' , - . , ,
auu iier oucwnfiia u nir,
we cannot compare with the Lng-
hsb in the navy. The latest
English war vessel launched was
the lilenhiim, which is note
worthy a the swiftest cruiser,
;, ,-. most powerful aunament
: a:iy arloat. !he has two i2-ton
guns and ten Iriiicb breechloaders,
besides many smaller guns, and
her speed is T2 knots. We think
we are doing pretty well with our
new navy, but here is England
getting ready to spend $100,l0t -000
on new ships with the latest
improvements.
Ir is very ditliciill to foretell
what will happen in the llaaiian
islands, bene- it is a shrewd sus
picion that Admiral Brown of the
Charleston wished to return to
Honolulu ; hence his rather lurid
picture o' the threatened revolu
tiyn in the pigmy kingdom. He
was a trine premature in bringing
on the overthrow of Kalakaua, but
irom file advices received from
Honolulu, there is little doubt that
some action will speedily be taken
by the natives. As long as Agita
tor Wilcox remains ia the islands
trouble is sure to follow. It would
pay the Hawaiian government to
give him a good salary as foreign
representative in some place w here
he could do uo harm.
The car manufacturers of Iela
ware have attained such a degree
of perfection in their particular
line that they revev numerous
orderx from European countries.
Une large concern in Wilmington
is turning out coaches for French,
Spanish and Austrian railways.
They are represented to be a
curious combinations of new
American iJeas and Old World
survivals. But the chief fact is
that the managers ol the roads in
the countries named have found
that we can build a car which will
suit them better for less money
than they can have it built in their
own country. Of course the skiii
which wakes this possible would
never have been acquired had we
remained in a state of dependence
upon foreigners for manufactured
products, so we may set down this
as another triumph of protection.
Tue markets are the paramount
consideration at present, and the
future prospects anxiously lojked
for. One of our best infor ned
eastern exchanges says of the
situations last week : Speculation
in wheat has been magnified by
reports of frosts, and goes on re
gardless of estimates by authorities
at home and abroad, which show
that with the large surplus stocks
carried over, the world's supply
will pr.bably exceed the demand
by many million bushels, even if
the demand could be esjiected to
be as large with wheat at $1 11 as
it was a year ago with wheat at
84 cents. The exports for two
weeks of August were equal to
3,458,899 bushels of wheat, again -t
3,171,ei5 lat year, but there ha
been a wevere .shrinkjige during the
pst week. Corn lias risen tive
eightd of a cent, with exports much
below last year's and oats are also
a cent stronger. Lard baa risen
30 cents per l'X) lbs, and lioiw,
being very freely delivered at the
weet liecause of threatened marcity
of corn for feedii'g, aie '!' cents
lower. Cotton has declined nine
mxteentli for siot, and receipts
for three weeks have Wen !9,."(0
hales, against 9.000 last year,
while experts have been .'iO.Ono,
against 2.500 bales, ('otfee and
sugar have been held steadv . but
oil is t 11 cents lower.
It is a matter of renri-t that con
gressmen, in the discharge of their
duties cannot eliminate t depart isan
b'uv-, but mainly push the
measures they advocate with an
eye single to the partisan advan
tages. The Tribune goes after
Senator Reagan, w ho is a strong
advocate of the irrigation measures ;
upon this phase o: the iutstii.ii : j
"Senator Reagan would Wtterlook ;
out how he dallies with that ini
gatiou business, lie must remem
ber that for the last thtily-tive
years lie has Wen coustrui'i-; the
Federal Constitution through a
reducing lens, at one time getting
it so small and so remote that it
was away out of his siht. lie!
knows that this method ol regard- i
ing it will keep the southwest dry j
and arid, and he kiios that the!
southwest is huinrrv for an uimru-'
priation which will give it a s stem ,
of irrigation. The senator is thus,
1 .... 1 I. 1. : . . .
nam it?tstru iFcmcru inn prm-
ciples and his interests. Now, if
he would only conclude that the
constitution had provided us with'
a National Government and not a
sort of political tree-love bargain,
he could help Texas t water
conscientiously. "
Hurks anil Huggies.
Three carload of bunnies, hacks
and carts have just U;en received
y Messis. l'rice A Kobsi.n, of this
l';. Ti'e-V tl.oil.i m.w it.,
the times and cart v everything in
Hnape ol a Uuggv, cait or hack
iriat could be ilenired. 1 lu-v also
carry at all limes a lull stock ol
ihe best shelf hardware and sew
ing machines.
Laities t ine Shoes.
1 make a specially oi bundling
ladies tine shoes. 1 carry some ol
the oe.-t brands made in line and
.ne. hum grades in w idths Holn A
ui EE. All warranted guods; in
ir.ish, and w ill repair any p.iir "1
hoes of any kind sold that will
up or break. Samuel E. V ting.
The t ni iii I'aeilie.
Is the only line running two
..lot trains dally Irom 1'or'laiid to
ijmaha, St. 1'anl, Eansas City,
Chicago, St. Louis and all points
Kast ami South. luy y;iu tickets
jL U. i. Kawiliigs, loot ol l',roal
albin street, Albany.
To parents thai wish to save
noney in buying school .-hoes tor
children will do vell by calling
at Klein Br. .--hoe .-loie where
;hey have just H-Ceived a iaige
shipment ol the C elebrated Al.
Henderson's lied School iloii.se
h.jC.
Tl ose wanting copies ol 1'mi.
'aimer's song, '"Bright as a Sun
beam," should call iiumediatelv
.vt Jones' book stire as only a limn
ed number ol copies aie placed on
nal-.
We make a specialty oi line
cakes for parlies and weddings.
Blackburn o 1'iroiii.
Quench yuiir thirst at the new
soda fountain.
Mill iO-JKi i.
a
IMIK hots ne a ateutii wii savi 1n
1 bmtie tv the Haw. Vuli-.r' .. U .Str:,
t tea jwur oidern rt l.r Jri.itV UIil ijet
your wtMMi uwetl uelure tltu wiiit. r ntunus.
F
t'l
I"'
It
cukti. mtiaUe lor Ihijv hXh k. fruit or
Mnltr. I-or lurtht-r iiiturm.Uiiii 1114. urc
hi thid tiilice.
II E i
Ir.
A'.V
iu ihe celUr, t M. .iaun.irt n.
LL TKIi-Xj.N HAVING
iV ajetuntH A ttn John Incr-reiier an
IiicMieil to oil I at onee ano ttu' j& he hu
-id his nicut 111 irkci mul ha rt-tir. iron
he huHiiiew.
L,L'i
A, ol 4. iicwtx, at iKlinomea reunram
, 1 AVr.Ks, AKcunu:r AND .SLi KK-
V titteudaiiL. Ottij oer First .Nutioiial
V..rk uli.itt.l
iruiu all iatrt of tbe eunt
L"ilK CH.AK.S-IMI-OKItt. MY WKsT
Jj uiii OoiiiintiV, .ml. rutins the- tclilratfi
l li.r .le Ma.ln.1. btrt'llaK, oihiurrura ami
iIIibc choue Dran.is in ihi- VViila, rarx" anil
rtmteru I limn Ttlurai'li oihue bull l.u..
til heuictulxrr the piafe
IJoNKV To I.OA. Ito.Mr. CAPITAL .
t1. )fii real v-lute MM.-iiril. ror .artii-f.
.u. cnUiru ot lty. lliiiiiiutr
LKKl'I.K.SS Ml. II Is niaUe uiwniWv l.
O that tvrr.bie omiIi. s.liiijri'r, l ure tn
thu r.'meil tr y.iu. r.r -wif b ttmli-it ,v
Mmxi.
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III-
'AXTKU- A ir"!-!-!. win- ninttr. r
Atr. A.l.lr- i..k)Uie Wir,Mat-
tn-iH KD.ry. ital.n M.tu'e N. ilJ W.
wolld t., .jmjK .liv r'aiis, la.-h
NOT
OTH K Is 1IKKKHY
.lt I II Al M.I.
rw iii.lcliteil to th- out licui (
Iillith & Iv.clli are lc.ileMUil to cuuiv f.r
Wknl tuitl nt.ttlr up iioni.ti, a., ilu- a.v..iuit8
mtwt lie uIom d Ki.ki.n Bkm.
Jaa. F. Powell A Co. have just
received a large lot oi iresn fruits
ai:d vegetabU-M.
SIIILOH'S VITAL1ZKK in hat ..u ,,,-eii
fur ('oiiKti(tii'n, los..f Apititr, lilxi-ne-,
and aM nit int. id Oytf-ia. t rit
Mf and 75 cent r buttlu. Kor Hale l
tuiliay Jt Muon.
w
fANTKll-A KK' KOAKHKK.S. IS-
uitire at tbe releiiie ol Mrei. M. k.
burri, t'ourtk auil Ualapooia atriMi.
MM. F.I. US, PHYSICIAN AXP StRr
, ireon, Albm y Oreis-uti.
II tAVIS, M U. I'HVMCIAN" AMI
dui.'tstii. CaD 1 found at his office
TOOiii ir. Sirahaiittlo:k, Kirt htret. A'baiiv
Orvon-
p C." KK1 LY, PHYSICIAN Alrff K
v. kh Alirtiuy, Oregon, otti.e in Pierce'
new b!o.;k Ottic-e hours, from 8 a. .
r. it
,l7 KO : FkiZmTkiVaKY' ' Sl'R
. ifi-on, ..'ruinate of oi.tario veterinary
collctfe and member of the t:lario veterin
ary medical Hocit ty, is prepared to treat the
uiscuert i.l aii dtfuic-lii-atcit ai.iiiialu on
enntiho principles. Ortice at Ann MarshuM's
liven, ntablu Ki.ni.lcncc 4th and Culapnnia
ittrwte, APmnv, Oregon.
1 )" K
C A. McAlisthr HoMrorATiiiR riiv
eician and surjeon lls removed hit
itfice into Crawfnrd') !. All calls pnmH't-
ly attended ut,
lUO.A. WHITNEY. PHYSICIAN AM-
U wirrf sin. tlnuliiate uf Bi'llrviie llnspi.
Kal Motlica! Coev:.. New York City. lit-.-iHt
i(wiiiieii a djte-ialtv. O.tit in at rush if ut
on 7th street terwtHii CaUpottia and Vine,
'Aldaiiy Oregon.
I K M J
PA'TdN, PH.'Sli'lAN NL
;cn, li!utnl)er''- lthck. Allien v. (r.
Ktmale (lineage a Hreirilt,y. ('an hv fnuini
11 th) otlicc day ui m-rht.
41 i4tuk-:v.
RNKV. L. T BARIN, J. H IH fKK
it. til & in: !m:u, Ti"it
.t . Oreo-iCit,
i t i-jn 1 it :i u8 rt-ifistcr ti tfi.'l
I,hh i "tlti t- t Or .on 'U uiul ui the I iml
irtt ti -e rf'T.-niiu :-!" in ur s)H-tniiv
hi-im, itct.tre Kit uf:i e iiu tour
au I in tUmii Ha- pr:-i.ice in tiu u''' ru;
Lili.l ffttr.
II. WAI-
I L. 'if-.'"
isoV,
itUrm- at-ljft, All';
in Str .lian iek
on;
J.
V in .N.:N - ATlouNK V- VT I. w
i..t n. t .1;. fiil.M.c. 11 lice in Ihe Strati.iti
A,roiin Nu. I ainl 2.
'I.!
U. K. . ItL.M KBI R. . W WHIMIIT.
I.ACKiil KN. i W'Kltitlf ATroKNK Al
O I.hm, Aliiant, '.-K"l'. Uti.e 11: Hlil
rllow's 'I'Kiiple. A ill .r:u lii c in all courts
jl tin--tat. ind (five special atwition to all
Illlsitll-Sb
W
roi.YKl.roN CHARLES K. A rTOKNKv
at l.. Allianv, Or. Oitfe in rooms L
ind 14. i'vVT'i Klick. over L. K. IIIdiiis
store,
I K. vv . I'llI-KKOKU, ATTOKNEY Al
. law, a 'tanv. On-con.-- oirice in the
Klein lil . u. " Will (.ractice in all tin
o'lrtu 01 fhetate. ami ie special lttntiou
'o all ImsiHtjsu
A ES P MEAii, A ITOKN EY-AT-LAW
and title examiner, Alhany, nr. Wit-
prac'ii-c in all the curtrt nf tlie state. Ah-
tracts ol title furnished ori short notii.
Ten years evperience
SKCKKT .SO IKTIKS.
, u. l W. -Snfet Lmige No, 13; nuxtc
every Monday evening at tli . A. K
on Kerr street, between aeeoud and
ihinl. Attuiiy, retfn. Srrann'TH in th
it ami traimient lirtthrvn :ortiull invited
o attfi.n
Mcl'ht-rRt!! mi So. &, A. K.
StaUtl uieetinu'8 at the G, A. H
Hall on the at-eoiul ami Fourtn
t-'ritiay e' eiiiiikr e( each oiomh.
I ruhsient Oimratlm aie corth
v invited to uietl with tut
K V. Tahlkk, Couiuiaiitler
AtljuUint,
i).KIIKn Ur.lKIMi BLKVKYI.NQ OoNB CAM uB
f tin -lo'tirat' and prompt ork hy eallinu
iKH' t x--ount tturvtyoi l. I. T. Fmher. He
oiiio.f ;-t, ,jiu oi held noteti and town
nui(. . .sid, i d i orepare 1 to do tmrvi-viii iii
-ny rt of Linn county. ToHtoitice addruHtt
Vlilteid Matioii. Linn cOU lt , Urt';oii.
t oiilrurKtr ami Ituihlrr.
j I t , H1IKI.L WILL KI KMnll PLANS, KPKt IKICA-
1 tions uiid detail (or all knuls of huild
; ahl architecture. All work promptly
done and uaraiirt-ed lo he tirHt-elanM. rlati-iiir.it-
iiiriusiien nn short notice lor hrick
.uildiiii;9t rt-iidenct-M, public huttdinH,
!rUlL,'tn, cti:.
. II. UIN.N, AtiKNT I'OK '1 11 K LKAl
K, 1114 tire, ui- and ji in lent inHuranee trin
i onlraclor Itulhler
LMIK l.'NiiKUMuNKL HAVING UCATKLr
in AMkui h licit h tKilr"nau ,rom city
oid lounfrv. Will eoi;tra:t to huild hridtfti
narii'-, ami ail manner of dwelling hoiiww.
iiitMidih Vncen Anr., rtstiakt. and Kha
iit'thian M it 9 of l-uiUliii ,VilI furnish
itl.Mi, an.NK'ilicaii' tm tree ol charmt. Sriti
t.u-'ion miarantef W. I'AaShL.
. 1 A I' A K t; 1 1 Cl'KKU, health mid wcet
J hreath Merured, hy hilotiH t autrih
l.cim-dy. PrU e it) eenU. Nardil lnjectr fnn.
-old h KcHhay & Mawn.
I lrU.L Vol; M KKKK with lMiK-inia and
IV l.ivrr t'ompldiiiU ltiloli'H Vitnli.eriH
lara ntt't'd to t-ure j"U.
viOn.
For wilt b FoHha
LVM lame l-K'k, side
J; I'oron-H ll:uter
r i lnt, uk Sliilib'n
S..I.I In r'onlia) Si
biTil ANNUAL KXIIllilTlOX
I'nder the management of the
State Hoard of Agriculture, will
be held on the state fair
grounds near Salem, com
mencing on
mommy, .-kitkmbki: 15. mm
And lasting one week
CASH PREMIUMS
Offered for agricultural, stock
anil mechanical exhibits, for works
of art and fancy work and for tr
ills i d speed.
Red need rates fur fareimd freight
on all transportation .im-s to and
from the fair. Important im
provements have been made upon
the gromlils and increased facili
ties are offered exhibitors. The
Pavilion Open
FOUR NIGHTS OURINC THE WEEK.
A splendid field of horses enter
ed in the sieed department, and
tine exhibitions of racing will lie
given each day.
Entries for piemiunis close Mon
day at":-i p. in. Exhibors are
urged to make as many of their
entries on Saturday before the fair
as possible Goods, animals and
articles for exhibition initst be in
their places by Id p. ji. Monday.
I' KICKS Of
ADMISSION ;
Man's day ticket $ 50
Woman's day ticket 25
Alan's season ticket 2 50
Woman '8 season ticket 1 00
Send to the secretary at Portland
Oregon, for a premium list.
I). H.LOONEY, President.
J. T. Uutae, bwcmUtry.
II
ill I f AAA
11 I to
The City Liquor Store
. ItAUMGAHT, Proprietor.
(TSext. door to tbo oll, Fellow' eu.le, AlUany, Oregon j
KwiM fMiwtdiiUv m tiiii.l til- rtiimt l .ioirtl uij .l.i.nMti.. wi'iee ll.ii.r. uimn n
ro'-! i Only fitL X. Mquor store tn th- city
ON PAID T0 OROEKS FROM THE WHHW
TtJ LIUS JOfEPH
Manufacturer of Choice Cms
AND DKALKK IN
www urn 1
I)
lllli I Ml 'Ml l
::-ars PIujjb,,,! Siuokinif Tobacco,
un uue OIIK.K.T8- Articles. Also dealer in
Ne it Joor to Plfeitlur's candy store, Albany. Oreguu,
rATTTTHM w- l" DoaBl Bhoea aire
vaUllUH warranted, and every aalr
faun bin nine and price ilampn! on ballon.
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE GENTLEMEN.
Fine Cnlf and Lncrcl Waterproof Crain.
The exccllcnre and wearing qualities of this shoe
cannot be iM'ltt-r tthnwn than ty the stnnK eudorse
nientsof Its thousand of ioustaut wearers.
$C00 4rnuinr Ilnml-wewed, an elegant and
O stylish ttreMt Sfux which commends Itself.
m .OO Ilaiid-Npwed Writ. A fine calf Shoo
uiKHiualltfi for Htvle and durability.
SQSO -ooilyear Welt 1 the standard dress
O Shoe, at a Miular price.
$0.50 PolicemnnV Miop lseHeclaUy adapted
w for rail rout I min, furmers, etc.
All made la Congress, tiittn and lace.
in
$3 & $2 SHOES
I
rl
have been most favorably
and the recent Improvements make them superior
to any shoes sold nf these prices.
Ask your Dealer, and If fie cannot supply you send
direct to faetorv enclosing advertised price, or a
postal for order blanks.
W. I,. 1MH i.I.ASi, Brockton. Maaa.
ASK YOUR
Cohiinbia FLOUR
TheJIieHt brand in the market. Thin extra fine quality of Flour ieDianu-
fa' tiired hy the
JEFFERSON FLOURING MILLS COMPANY,
OF JKFFKliSOS, OREGON
The mill has re. ently heen refitted anil supplied with all the latest and
moBt improved machinery. A k lor the
"CCLUMBIA"
A tnke no other.
W N rr Ji D
Ten tliounand Men Women and Children to Imv goods of
DEYOE & FKOMAN HKOS.,
WILLAMETTE
Graduates
CLASSICAL. LITERARY. SCIK.NT1FIC, NORMAL, BUSINESS,
LA W ANI M K 1 I C A L COU RSES.
ALSO MUSICAL. THEOLOGICAL. PHARMACEUTICAL AND ART
COURSES.
n is the oltlest, largest and leant expensive institution of learning iu
the northwest. School oieiis on the lirst Monday in September. Send
for catalogue to TIlOS. V AN SCO Y, President, Salem, Oregon.
m ' t c "
K.'r'
5 J--.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
4.enllellieu lllrl. 4 lilWIirn lulh
liiK, and All Laillea 4.Hrnirnl mull
lo onler at llir
Japanese Bazaar to re
RRirlw vkkv low. KWC NU WlllitECU.
fjfStore ii Kinit Street next w Simt-r &
ISIacklitirn .
Sitllrr fur I'nlillrnlliin
l.xu Offk k atOkkoon Ciiv,Ob
I
Alli:ill4, 1V.KI,
NOTICE i hereby given that the
follow iiig-n.iuieil Settler huti tiled
notice ot hm intenliun tu make tinal
protit in suppiii't of his cliiim, and
that 8ail pmof will he made before
the canity juilue or clerk of Linn
cuuntv, at Albany, Oregon, on Sep
tember 'Jll, IH'MK viz: Thomas B
Lewi, hiimeste.'i'l entry, No52ti!i, fr
N K i of See 2-1 T 13 S, R 1 K. He
nam's tne f.il.uwing wittteggeii to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of, sanl land: ( rl
Rinehart. T I) Wedle, John Chris
tian aud Hiram 1'ickenn, ill of Sweet
Home pOHtothce. .L'nu county, Ore
gon. J. T. Ah'krson,
Register,
7
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r.ll l il lit1
Meeraehnuni and Briar Pioe. t 6
3
0
(!)
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0
1
FOR
LADI
received since Introduced
tiROCKR FOR
t4TV.ve.ry sack warranted"!
jy?0
U& Iinorterf and Iealern in all kinde ot
KiiiiH and HUiiniiiiition, tithing tackle of ev
ery desi-riit;on. cutlery and bat-e ball gootls.
tents, liaininockx and" camp chairti. The
largest stock font li of Portland. Come onf
and all. No trouble to hIiom g. oils.
sales and small jitotits is oui iimtto. Alnor
repair chop connected with store and tirat
rlanH workmen to do all kinds of work
UNIVERSITY,
'students in
FOB HAI.R BV Al l; DHt'OGISTH.
"Some'months ago I tmrchased t
hox of Dr. J. P. Gill's Catarrh Cure for
mv own use but finding my nephew,
C. A. McMahan needing such medi.
cine I let him have my hox of medi.
cine, lie now sends for three more
hoses. Buying it is the best thine for
catarrh ever triei hy him and his
friends. got another hox to use in
my ease, r.nd cheerfully recommend it
toothers.
(Signed), JOHN McMA HAN,
Ex-County Commissioner Lane Co
Oregon,
SprinirtMd, Lane county, Oregon
Prof J, W, .lohnson, president of the
State unimiiy, says it cured him of
a couirh after two other prescription
had failed. Likewise two of his little
irirls used it to cure theircoughs, Mrs
Murk Hailey, wife of Prof Bailey,
sent it to Prof Johnsor, and recom.
mi uds it to all who sutler from colds,
and coughs. Kor coughs it acts like
chaitn, and can he inhaled into the
pes or passages, where n other
i i 1 cures can reach v
PP0T CASH
"RACKET STORE,"
JUST OPENED GPP. MASONIC TEMPLE.
Ln.lies and fronts furnishing KOOds, cornet,
talil.- covera, Udie sed tfcntu hosiery, men's
and hoy's neckwear, suspenders, drera hat
tuns, hair, tooth, uafl and horse brushes,
stationery, )rf.inier, inks, renuils. shoe
hlackinir. anil a reat many articles too nu
merous to mention here. These (roods are
sold at such prices that they ecn not be du
plicated hy aor other merchant in the city,
unless sold at a sacrifice. Come and fret our
prices !o troubl to show stock. One price
to . H8KKARD LEVY.
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3 end for Ct r-culj tr to!t3 or
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JULI US (JHADWOHL'S
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR.
THE LEADING CROCKEKY, FANCY iOOI)S ANIi TOY STORE
1 OF ALBANY. THE ONLY GEN CINE ROGERS BKOS SI I.
VERWARE, FRENCH CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
BOY'S WAGONS, BABY AND DOlXCAR,
RlAtiES, AND A
General Assortment of Fancy Goods.
Sjie-ialty n the finest Teas, Coffees and Family Groccriei-. He mvs
direct for net cash and carries the largest stock in the Valley.
Insurance aent for Fire and
FOR PURE DRUGS
T ) J LET AISD FA IS C V
GOTO
anuria
Al
The Finest Line of Pianos aod Organs in tte:
filln,nf TTII- i
CAM. AM KXAlUJJV sfl K
TT EL 13
-AND-
GENERAL PRODUCE MARK KT.
WANTED SPECIALLY Hay, oat and Ktat.ct to supply uurIoii
on the Oregon Pacific Railroad extension and niv illcr18ir. home tr.'e.
whre I in qnantitim tn nit th;j
ALBANY BAKERY.
PARKER BROS., PROPRIETORS.
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND--
. CAKES FOR-.'. I -. FRESH FRUITS RER--.' I FRF:SII f.
-.-.WEDDINGS-.-. RIES AND VEGETABLES BRE
1 .Kir Table Delicacies and Full
L,ine ty ana ocapie uroceri ; i rro-
viaions, t) Goods,
Fill Linn of tnporteil
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M!i!l!invA:V?ci,i!iiii!i'.
a bany;okkgon,
We want to jrive our friendo
I'it of advice ti we are insidest
ve knv wht reof e Hptak.
'-ve buy a i'liea tove. ';it
ill yon ran get a ;ood une. Tin
Ikwki.. We keep Yiu. Our sale
'il tinware is st'll nil t1 e gos-ip.
No poor ooila in the nlore.
in the Market.
SHOES KOR
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1 soRiiw umi ftims
bTJVIM It till VJIIIIL'
Ladies Fine .lioes
At fjowest Prices. Call
and see onr new stock.
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