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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1890)
X r ' r ' " ON 8 A LB. Tb Dmr Him.o will be on ale ch morning a- H. J. Jones' book atore.where it- m be procured at 5 cents per copy. 40TTUHM ABM r TOWN. Canes at French's New good at Read . Silver headed canes at F. M trench's. Mrs O. C. 8tanard is visiting in Brownsville. The latest in canes at the corner imvaIfv Rtore. Gold headed - a at the corner Jewel rv itore. See those undrew ' kid gloves at W.F. Read's. Ladies last black corsua and un derwear at . C. Searls. All tho latest in cloak and iackets at W. F. Read's. C. E. Hawkins and family re turned to-day from Newport. Central Point fair o;ens to-day and continues until Saturday. A line line of fall tea gowns just received at the Ladies' Bazaar. Just received a new stock of 8. F. hosiery at W. F. Read s. H. F. Merrill and family re turned from the bay yesterday. Fine line of neckties in the latest tyles just received at h. C teari Jas. F. Powell A Co. have just received a large lot of fresh fruit Walter M. Speyer, the popular insurance man. was in tv n to- daj. -Henry Crowder is again able to be out after his recent serious illness. Over a 1000 different patterns of drees sords to choose from at W.F. Read's. The Misses Ball tiave eone to Portland for a few days to select millinery novelties. Dr. J. P. Gill, oi Eugene, is in the city in attendance upon the junior editer of the Herald. Several new members were elected to membership in "F" Co. at a . special meeting held last evening. For rent, a building suitable for small business or a dressmaker, on First street. Inquire of E. L. Thompson. A girl wanted to do light work lor a family of three. Must under stand cooking. Enquire at Ladies' Bazaar. . i'be Ladies Aid Society will meet at Mrs. Hearst's on Wednes day afternoon at 2 :00 p. m. h full ttn I - nee is requested. Ex-County Clerk E. E. Mon tague has returned to Albany ami contemplates planting a fruit farm on nts land adjacent to the city. Hop picking has comment ed in this county. There are mi Chinese nor Indians employed either, but . white picker will gather the crop. Oliver Hyde is buying South Fork horses for the Wrb:oot mar keU He will drive them to liar risburg. Cor. Baker City Demo crat. Wait Mead and Stephen A. Barge have opened a jewelry store on Kroadalbin street near ttruw nell's store. See their adv. else where. . Don't irritate your lungs with a stubborn cough when a pleasant and effective remedy may be found in Dr. J. H. McLean's Tar Wine Lung Balm ! The genuine Boy n ton furnace are sold by Matthews h Washburn the largest healers iu stoves and ranges in the valley. Go and in pect their stock, they can please you. Percy Kelly has completed hit course at the Portland husinesr college and returned to his home ia this city. He will commence reading law in the office of C. E. "Wolverton. Ser. E. S. Conger, Pastor of the University church of Passadena, Cel., will preach in the Universal t church of Albany, next Sunday Sept. 14th mornining and evening at the usual hours. All are cordi ally invited. Ladies who experience a sense of Weakness and sometimes lame ness of the back should use Dr. J H. McLean's Strengthening Cor dial and Blood Purifier, it will sup ply, the much needed strength and overcome all weakening irregulari ties. Messrs. Wandel A flollenbeck who are occupying the McFarland building, have a tine stock oi - goods, and invite examination. They are enterprising business men and will command a liberal patronage. Work on the extension of the Railroad street sewer will com mence this morning. The con tractor, Mr. Laurent, informs us that he will put on a large force oi men and will have it completed within the required time. He is well known as a responsible cn tractor and will push the work to an early and satisfactory com pletion. Hlaa SltBkach rieecod. A dispatch in the Oregon ian from Spokane Falls dated Septem ber 8th says: The name of th Spokane merchant who was fleeced out of $1900 in Xew Y.rk recently by a beautiful adventures? of which mention was made in tin dispatches at the time, has be- n revealed. Simon Sei ten bach, of the firm of Monteith A Seitenbacti, proprietors of the White House in this city, returned to-day from New York. He admitted to a Mend that he was the victim, and it leaked out. s-eitenbach is well known iu ."an Francisvo and l'ort land. . Mr. Seitenbach was in business here several years ago, and is well known is this city. Quench your thirst at the new jyrrf fount'" MART 8CHL03ER ELOPE i, 8h. L.vef on Mousy Mglif fr-i, With j Jallui Scbui dt. Albany ha- a real roman.- an another young girl in the vi n of unplaced ntid',n:e. Mural :v evening's train carried iwuv mi, of Albany's most lieaotiful vouni- ladies. Miss M:irv Schlossi-r ami Schmidt, for some time in the em ploy of John ' I'luiiecr as ,i c.il driver, left for California, u here it isexpecte.1 they wi 1 tl-' married. lue elojieill -lit ha lieeii iilanueil for some tim -. an-l t'ley woiked ,i very Miixith game. Mi-s S -Mur-ht told her parent tint she was u'iii'-' to visit some tricii'l-i in the coun try, and left the hici.. alioiit 2 o'clock Mem lav and -t.ived aav ill the afternoon until venmi: A "out S:30 o'cliM-k pu- af ine l for the Southern I'acitic h-o, i company with friends, taking a in-ilitous 'ontn, and ti-rnaiuiiiu in the back-jtr .-mid until jiwl l.r'.m he train started, when hhest'-'pe-' aboard the lit sle--ier. and ere this is a loss the Californ a 1 ne Soliuiidt also had ;i nice little tory to tell, which w is c icul ite ! to rem" e all s i.ii' iin. I n ,a urday la-f he tM Mr. S.-limei r and several others he h id lerciv d i telegram from his sister a' Asli- I ind. On gon, stating that she v as ery ick. Monday evenii.g. .iImmiI li o'cloct', another lelegrain was tixed up, which contained the sad (?) news tint hN i).r si-ti-r Aas much worse : nd not expected to live and asking Inni iu co.ne at once. In the evening he rod- to he train as usual on the cab, just as the train cam in drove away, and when the train started was seen to jump on the first -:,r. Schmidt came to 'his citv about a year ago and bec.wne acquainted with Miss S.:hlos.-er soon alter. His family are highly respected people, living in Jacksonville, where lie was married to a Miss Ross. His wife was with him here for several months last sum mer, and it is thought they ha 1 separated, but thai no divorce ex isted. Such being the case it ill be impossible for him to legally inarrv Miss Schlosser, but wha' sm h a man as he would do it is impos sible to tell. He prided hiino li on Ins ability as a "inash-r," and was always re)ieating s me of his conquests. Miss Schlosser's parei ts are amoi'g Albany's most eetiiuabl and highly respected people, and Miss Mary was a refined young lady and has hosts of friends here, in Salem and Corvallis aid wherever she was .icipiaiiUed, aid surely is not awar-of thecharacter f the man Si-hmidt. GALL! Ton talk abmit "gall," s.iys one l Albany's leading hotel men. Why, whole lamilies will gel .11" the train, crowd into a hotel bus, ask the runner to look oul .oi their small baugage and briu.' it !ht hotel, then go to the pari-ir, a-k tor ice water, wash room, etc., nake themselves ai home.o: inoie o for several hours, ask a In-n 'he the tius wiil leave tor the ik-.m train, give strict instructions to b--sure and s- e th t ttiey do not get left; "kick' beciu-e there i no elevator connected with the hotel and find numerous faults abo'' ne place generally. Ttiey will ier go to a restaurant to get tin a!, or, wtiat is oitener the cas , inj; i lunch with them and 'iiak.: lin ing room of the hotel pirl " :ien ride back to the (ln-'t :n m't even thank the iar; i.uoi ins trouble. A hotel man is in the sa ooat with the country editoi I'liev both have to do tx 1 1 . i : . wm k without pay therefor. 1:- if not a'- tl-.M- t' ;- 'ee bit"' on ..csi he al.pp d in ne valley? .otel rates aie very low and tln si who don't care to walk should iioi a nickel in thestreet . arslot. 'regon. and not all ver the mate l rough, i? about the only place w here pa sengeis are carried free touud iioin hotels. It is an expensive luxury to run these cot veyances and e pei-ially to accommodate people that never spend a i at for the pleasure of riding. A Wntrrmplon Friille, A threshing crew, near Miedd, one day last week, went into a neighbor's patch and helped them selves to melons, to the extent that the owner thought was beond ihe proper demands of absolute rignts of projierty. He therefore had several pulled up before Sipiire Kllisou on the charge of larceny. Several of the lioys acknowledged the laniego' the fruit of the vine and paio their tine. The others concluded to stand trial, which was fixed for Monday. But befoie the hour of trial came the owner of the melon patch was so pacified that he refused 'o prosecute and the suit was dismissed. H( l.irt. A. C. Hausman brought a bunch of hops to our ollice that was cov ered with geiiuine.iiop lice. They have made I heir appearance on the McKenzie river in Lane county to sucl. an extent thai pickets arc obliged to stop picking. They ruin the hop-. Only a very few have Wen found in (his neighbor hood ; not enough to do damage. Mr. Haiism in commenced picking .Monday. He ''as a splendid crop just in the edge of low n. Uiow ns ville Times. Oil From n Wugi.u. Del. Stimson, while riding out to the liepot yesterday i.ooii in Wells, FargoA Co.'sexpiess wagon fell out head tir-t very seveiely hurting himself, lie was ri.liejj in the iaek end oi the wagon hold ii g a baby carriage, ami when dossing tne Southern Taoitic trai k w.i9 pitched outon his head, knock ing him senseless. I eell only the most reliable make of shoes and guarantee every pail as represented. E. V. Searlb. .TITE MOT?yrTyo CuUN'JlL PRO 'EEDIN'JS. .Vbu Was Doue A- L., Evbaiu,. ak.ort ! Sesdoa, 'Die bond of .las. Laurent was :tppmved. I'll" petili ll for a f"Ot bridge oii West linker street b-'-twecii Sevciitn :md Ninth streets was granted. Tlic recorder was instructed draw on the citv of f lill-bonnilh 'or the amount due on No. IV old engine i-liM). The street ciintnissii'iicr recoin Druilded iiia , -tri t between l:ailroa-l ami .!acks.n "tivts. h1 jo'niej; bin' k- lti ..nd 1 7. i: HacUIe tiian'sMildit ion lie graded; nlso a tt. -w sidewalk on th" soiit'i side nl l irst stn et. adjo'iiii'g lots : :i!'d 4, t'l'ck 110; r feneii t the cmiiini' tee o". sl reef -i a lid pubi c propi I ty. The report of city surveyor Burr in the nia'ter of Uiegrad! of Water -reet at it-1 juie tion with Madis n. Mill and Mi.iu stn-i-is -aJ eferred to the committee on streets ami public property. The street cuinmis- inner was m-.-tructtd to procure the H . : s 1 i ; i: i-nt of the Lrwer end of Uailro.i . (tree sever. The I'iiI v ill;; bills wt ie :.boe,l: l'.i t; ; iv 5ii .li ii -c nicer Kng Me l o N 1 V. Town end tit iV N.a.in : . 'har!e- I'arker . . V i: K.-liev. . . . .b.hri M ixwell N .1 il jr.. . . M r'n,...... . V W Valt-i Mue.iler iV. i i.n ret .1 . -till II ii man . . .lohu I loM'm in .ames K ing . . . C W W.iirs iohn 'his .veil. . . . Klectric i .u hi ( 'o. ti 4 ;2 15 :io 2 8". Ill HI 10 (HI :t o i in sit 25 154 50 00 15 t liinv MULU'iOMAH'3 POPULATION. 'Vht Has Bee.; Q.iii.ed b; Recinntiui: lb- Ptfople. Superintendent Porter tele giaphi d Mr. Lelaud lo give to the i'oitlaiid chamber of commerce the results of the -econd eniiluei a ti hi, w hich wa done on Moinlay evening's meeting. The ie-eiiii-iiieratioli shows I hat iul:iioiiiali county contains 75,257 inhabitant-. lTus shows a fit ar gain o- 14,257 over tiie last botched o nsus eliu- nieiatioii. t l the 75,257, I'orilaud and suburbs contain 02,442. Ibis vould leave 12.S15 for the county out-i'ie the cily, fully one halt of which belijiig legitimately to I'oit laiid and siibtn hs, and are only -eparat d from them by imaginary nouiidary ines. According to thi peilectly correct and fair basis of estimating, there would be 0475 inhabitant.- to add to tois city and -ubiii'bs, id u.- making a total of i;-i,0l 7. Indeed there is every ret. -oii lor the statement that not mole than 05 0 inhabit. til's reside in the county outside the city lin.iis. It .-houid also be stated that .etw'.-en 4.H'0 and 5000 more ii.tine- weie oll,-cted aildliinied hi, but were not added to the above tlgiiies, lor the simple reason that tl.e houses and niim oel - ol I lie street t ul-l not he detiuitcly locate-) ty the ennniera tors. I'lice weie mainly Ihe ii inies o1 i-eisoiis einpioyed by a i. umbei of the large corporation-! princip illy railroads who. though tmy properly claim a resi dence in the city, are away most of the time, traveling in the in terest of ihe companies or lirms y whom they are employed, or 'eii'porarilv engaged in work else where, out who could not lie seen m person ny the enumerators. In i great many instances, the cor porations in whose employ these mt n are, furnished Mr. Meecb ihe names, but, for the specific reason iven, the lists were oin.ited. Mad these names oeen added, n would liav swelled the sum total to at least 80,000. ELECTION OF DIRECTORS Toe U'-'ldon City Coaipany's FutarB Pros-peoti-. The tiol lcn l ily Mining Com pany, of Albany, have elected as its directors for the year next en suing, the ioi towing na u geuue- men ol this: v.. i . canning, i. Montayne, J. V. Pipe, C. lirownell. ( al. linrkiiart, ti. II. E W Wright and lieo. P. Harris. At a m-eting of the ilireetors yesterday the following ollicer.s were elected: President, K. J. Lanning; vice-president, (i. W. Wright; secretary, L. II. Mon tayne; treasurer. Cal. liurkliar1. This company omi a group of ei.ht valuable claims, in the vi cinity of ti e Albany Mining and Milling C tiupany's ciainis, and ihe assays I ail si ow n us property to ite eipjally as gooO as ih.it com pany. The 'olden Cit. CfUi any liave not made much of a stir, but have t'iiet!y for the iast year had lOinpcteiit men at work on its claims, and now f,-ei assuied in slaving that their mi'tes are des tined 1 1 prove as valua le a' the far-famed Cu-iir il'Alcne mines. Slock i this company is belk-ved to tie gooil propeny, and the di rectors contemplate, ere long, to add another stamp null to the fast becoming celebrated Santiam m in. iik district. 0BITU 4RY. Hazel Winnie P.nter, infant daiignter ol John S. ami Iiene E. Porter was b..i n May l.ith, lS'.HJ and died near llarrisbiirg Oregon, S t. :d, lv.H), oi congestion of the lungs. As kind hands laid away the precious lntie treasure, we answer id the ciy uf the mother-heart, Can 1 ever see my b tby again?" with sclipture assurances. Obe dience to the gospel of Christ w.ll v-naolc us to meet the near little ones again, "tre sin could blight or sorrow fade Uetith cmiK with IneiiUly care; 'l'lie opening hud to lieaveu eouveyed And bade it lilusoui llicrt-." TTBTTALD; TvT!Dy"ESTA I SALEM NOTES. The Cajtal xpuu to Show 10,500 PtcpIe-I:ijoreii in Runaway. ai.i:m. tr., S- p ' The census recount from Sarin's four pre cincts was completed to-day, and at a special meeting of the 'board of trade this evening the retult will be ami! unced. Nil figures are vet ob'aii aule, although it mav he :ta:ed at 10.500 people. This is not far from r liable. It will be jui ini'ra-, of :!ikki over the prp v iotis count . J. II. Po-bT. of unisvilie. wa" iiijunrl by a runaway accid-nt U's leiday ev ning a d may not re cover. Three ribs were broken and he was otherwise badlv bruised. The Salem baseba1! nine dis banded for the season to-d.iy. fheie being no clubs with which ! i contest. They will reorganize :'gain in the spring. Alien lovers I liiisg me hope to seeo-g 'liked iu the valley a league, inclu 'ing Mhany, McMin-ivili -. Vnii..oev. r, I'ortl.md, ama'iir clubi, etc. BKOWNJVILLE NOTES. liliow Ssvii.i.i.. .Sept., il K. Move; oi 1 Ib iny, wis on . in r sire t S iturday. II. 15. Mover returned irom Al- bany on M 'inlay. Pio'ii, Sept. 5, lo the wile of Ha - ney Cusbinnn, daughter. ' .lames lUiili ace-.Mip.ni'i-i i ins brotliuc eorje, o:, Tn sdav icft for Mi;l l'i y. . Kruest Koss, u-ui-h lhc I'owell oislriel hcIio . the fall lerm commencing Sept. 2. Kev. L. . Hail' y, has ieen en gaged to teach the South lirowns wlle, school assisted by Miss idella Stanard. Miss lone Arthurs, will teach the Crawfordsville school during the coining term, commencing the latter part ot September. 1'. liarger, K. C. Warner, and party, on Tuesday returned from the Calipooia Mines, they report heavy rains, but work on the claims is being pushed rapidiy through with most flattering prospects, the pay strata increasing in width and richness. Hop picking at the yard of W. R. Kirk, commenced on Thursday tiic4u:st. At the yard of Frank 1 ack. work commenced on the follow ing Moi day, also at the Tcmpleton P.ros. yaids and ti e yard of A. C. Hausman. lr S. H. .lessup, of Salem, who arrived on Wednesday, will visit fa.uilv friends of this place for the coming week. Drs. I. W. Starr, and O. li. Reese on the night of Wednesday last, while passing through Crawfords ville on their re; urn home from visiting a patient, hy the upsetting of 'heir bugy were thrown out ipoii the ground, sustaining some painful bruise-!, but fortunately no serious injurious, the mishap was caused by driving over a steep ''auk in the darkness of night. N. A Kinmet', late of Monmouth will teach the Teuipleton district school, commencing --eptember 29. Lo the iKior Indian, muctilv viuciica'.ied iu plug hat, and rive cent cigar, put in an a ipearai :e during the week, the 'noble red" coiium from the Warm S prings reservation, and will while away a few hours during the day, by calling the aromatic hop blosssom, consideration, lifty cents per box, and all the old clothes, boots, and refuse tin ware, he can cull from alleys of town. lirownsville is iu need of two business en ei prises that can be profitable conducted, a Mrs! class hardware store, and fruit a canning industry. There is an opening for those occupations equal to any locality in Ihe state, and parties desiring a location would do well to come and investigate. Thirty live cents (r pound is the lastolle'- for hops, growers are however in mos) cases holding for a raUe. R, S. McDonald, editor of the lirownsville Times, o-". Wednesday returned from the Calipooia Mines. Mac rejiorts a gxd time, plenty of game and trout, and thinks the prospects for well paying mines a certainty. A large wooden tank, build and used by t ieorge Mcllargue to supply water for the threshing engine, on I-rid iy last "sprung a leak." ami was taken to the shop ofii. A. Dyson for repairs upon examination, upon the lottom of the taitk was formed considerable black sand whi h when "panned out," gave a number of olors of gold, the water used has been dipped from the Calipooia river. Mrs. I. W. St-jrr mi Friday re turned from llalsey. w here she ha" been visitn.g Ivev. P. W. :-tarr. w ho has yet recovered, but very little from injuries received by j eingiown inm a wagoh. O. P. Ct show , during the past we k, in consideration oi if775, sold t.i J. W. Grimes, of Rowland station, ihe propeily nf Rev. A. LeRoy. Rev. Waldrop and Lindsey, of Hillsborough, on Sunday evening closed the protracted meeting, that they have for the past five weeks been conducting at. the Baptist hurch, and on Monday morning "leparted for home. On Friday, Capt. .lames Blikely accompanied nis son Henry, and family to the .-oda Springs, situated on the Santiam river. Mrs Roliert Coshow and children of Salem, are visiting family rela tives of this place. R. L. Sand.-rs and family, on Friday returned home from in ex tended trip to the mountains, visit ing Upper and Lower Soda's Fish Lake, and other points of interest. lite furniture ot b. W . Orabaugh i was on Saturday sold at autction, the tainily will leave on Thursday for Georgia. Mrs. John Rice of Portland, is vikiting her mother Mrs. Goble. V, S1?Tvmm,E!Tt 1ft. Richard Larkell, who ou Friday returned from Seattle, will open a merchant tailoring shop at this place. Roliert Xaul of Portland, is vis iting W. li. Bl nichard and family F. Hancock and familv, and Jerl Isoin and fa lily, on Monday left for the Upper Soda i-pring-. S. Percefud, on Friday started for tie- Up- r Ca'apooiii". , ith , load of provi -ions for the use those engagi d upon the tiaiit ith mines. C. II. McFarland, and W. p. Klinore were oil' to the mountains on Tuesday. A. .1. Adams, editor of the I eh ation F.xpiess, accompanied bi R M. Uradley, on the St Ii iu t. . t;.r! ed for the mining di trict 0 t bead of the C.ilapooia riv r. Mrs. J. W. VVtr-rs. .i'"iu i .i by her son 'A'. V. Wtes i n Thnrs lay wiil l.-a s-n eat e,,.t -.h!. h ola.-c they il in die fnluie reside. R. I., lilam h it.l ol Albany, pass l Sunday with :i " i s vilb-'irieiab tetllliing to ' hi- .i: in .Voii-'rv 'Horning U ( ', Warner 'ting a ;( in I la'is'i a f boil c on his ' proper' y additioti illl-' i i. . C-s:ull .i- i Vntinia Costell ket. li n i lei I ii : i;;ve oi I ii s cli v las' ev- oii'g l.v i iv .i -.. Hum . I. P. BI SIVK- I Ciimmiiig's I ir choice sod w ter. ie;illemen's tin s'uieM ai )". Scarls". Drink ice cold soda at C. K. Brow nell's and be happy. Ludlow's $:UH ladies shoes all sixes and widths at E. C. Searls. Try Conn A Hendricsoii's once on groceries and you will be happy. Go to Ciimmiug's drug store lilumberg block, for your artist's supplies. Zaches & Son received a large invoice of fad and winter woolens recentl i . And when you want a delicious cold drink go to C. K. Brownell's for soda. Iicggs celebrated family remedies are for sale h all leading di uggistR every where. Mens', youths' and boys' cloth ing and furnishing goods atO. W. Simpson's. Happy is he who buys his fruits and vegetables of C. K. Brownell. Always fresh and full weight. Mnoce tht celebrated Havana lilled 5-cent :gnrs, manufactured at .1 ilius .los -h"s cigar factorv. A large invoice of our celebrated "Engineer" shoes just received at h. . s-carls. Ltdies can procure Hughes storey's tailor system at the Ladies Bazaar. II .1. Sower, agent. I have received my fall line of kid gloves, and our $1.50 glove is the lMt ever offered here for the money. E. C. Searls. Get some of those fine pies and cakes for Sundav at Blackburn & Piroui's. Don't cook over the hot stove these days. Cash paid for baled hay and oats at L. Senders' stables. Good prices will lie paid for large or small quantities. Gradwohl's fine tea.?, with the cut-glassware that goes with them, forms quite an attraction and goes very rapidly. Venison, corned beef, ct iped beef, and a new lot of full cream California cheese, jusi the thing lor lunch these wai in davs. Call on Spencer A Blackburn. Secure your railroad, steamship ana sleeping car tickets to all points North, South and East via the Union Pacific railway, and save time and money. Ticket office on Broadalbin street. You cannot accomplish any wo-k or liusinesH unless y.jn feel well If you feel used up tired out take Dr. .1. H. McLean's Sarsapa- nua. it will give you health, strength and vitality. Foshay A Mason. An eleyant display of fruit, in cluding peaches, apricots, melons, pineapples, bananas, plums. apples, and in fact every kind of rare fruits and fresh vegetables, is to be found at Jas. F, Powell A Company's grocery store. They keep all the market affords. Undue exposure to cold " winds, rin, br.ght light or malaria mav bring on inflammation and sore- ues ol the eyes. Dr. J. H. Mc Lean's Strengthening Eye Salve will nolslue the inflammation, cool and soo'hes the nerves, and strengthen weak and failing eye sight. 25 cents a box. French Titimy Wafers. These wafers are a sure and safe specific or all kinds of female troubles and will remove all ob structions to the monthly periods, no matter what the cause. They are just what every woman needs, and can be used safely. For sale by the Livingstone Medical Co., manufacturers, Portland, Oregon, also from our sole agent. J. A. Citmming, druggist, Blumberg block, Albany, Oregon. Fall and Winter Woolen. We have received a large invoice of fine woolens, including novelties of the latest foreign and eastern designs and await your early inspection. It is of course understood we positively guaran tee perfect fit and first-class work manship. Zacuks A Son, Merchant Tailors and Drapers, Opposite Postoffice. MARRIED BK.NXETT -ROBERTS. At the residence of the briile'8 mrenU in Harrisburg, Oregon, Sept. 7th, 1S:I. Isaac A, Bennett and Ida Roliertn; toiler A u. aue, omciannK. Iluve vou seen the new soda fountain a: Cumming's? A new line of black silk mitts just receive 1 at E. C. Wear's'. IflQO. HOPKINS i ; i 1'u1! -ii. ' St TIIKV (iUAKANTEK ALL ttOKK, Farmers Attention you want to buy a Binder, Engine, Thresher, Mower or other maoaiiie this year ? Do IL O z 3 H Stoamtoat Lead of CO I g STEWART Onll and Sol c-t Wliat Vou Want. Fall IAM NDV RKCKIV1NO THF. SKLEC'l FURNf SUING SOO!", GENTS' NECKWEAR, HOSIERY, GLOVES, ill GOSSIMERS & Ladies .rhi tin. town of Albanv. We invite comiari8on. We kn iw we can please. iood lionest treatment. W. of P; i ,v i ' , S ,,- ? -f i ire F l. - Pain 5 acliteay jtt xcccncd fcj V. c tt.'iti cf 1830. -AT- Announcement ! I. AUGUST AS WKLL AS THE BET El STOCK OF iRY ;oois, FANCY GOODS, LADIES' HOSIERY, rllll.DUFN'S HOSIERY, UMBFELbAS, ' goo-ls, low prieei and conrteous Respectfully, F. EE AD. Cliililrni i BROs 'o - li'li i N. n A - - O O Tl C ft i i w Tt ft Q B TIO Til KM, & SOX HY Mm Your Pioyerty Tluoilb the teal t-t(l tiiiu of Biirkhart & Keeney: Tbe oldest Real Estate Firm in the They have lands of all dopcrip tionn for Halo at the veiy lu.-st prires and on ti e mtisi favorahle terms. We Lave some tine bargains in small tracts of garden and fruit lands near the city, which we are olfering at a great sacrifice. This .r.ierty ben near the city, and is the very best on the market, part of which in net out to fruit. CITY PROPERTY il WE lillanicltdally We have a large list of choice business and residence property for sale including the Goltra park addition, the beet, nearest and ' devest suburban property on the market. A lot in this addition will double in value in lees than a year.J EAST tPATMEHTS. BUR (HART & KEENEY, REAL ESTJ8E LOAN AND INSURANCE ACENTS. REG0N so CO - f - r . .
