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TUP! MtWINU HKRALDsHPNDAY. SEPTTCTVmTCT? 14, 1890.
doming Jails enUd
- OR SALE.
Th Daily Hmald will be on
mU Mch morning a H. J. Jones'
book itore,where it
at 6 cents per copy.
ib be procured j
JOTTIIfOB AB. TOWN.
Canon at French's
Earl Race was in Salem Friday.
Wilcox & Conn, photographers.
Wilcox A Conn's photograph gal-
AJarge line of neck ties at E. C.
Searls.
Go to Wilcox A Conn for photo
graphs. Secure a good picture at Wilcox
4 Conn's.
Silver headed canes at F. M.
J ranch's.
Dr. Maston was over to Yaquina
tnis week.
Perry Conn and family are at
Yaquina Bay.
The latest in canes at the corner
jewelry store.
Gold headed cnes at the corner
Jewelry store.
Latest novelties in ladies cloaks
at E. C. Sear 1b.
See those undressed k'.d
at W. F. Read's.
gloves
Rev. Louis Metayer was
in
Salem this week.
C. T. Gladding and wife, of Port
land are in the city.
When vou want a nice hat call
on G. W. Simpson.
Ladies fast black cornets and un
derwear at E. C. Searls
A number of wedding are on the
tapis for the near future
All the latest in cloak and
Jackets at W. F. Read's.
Ladies jackets and capes in the
latest styles at E. C. Searls.
A fine line of fall tea gowns just
received at the Ladies Bazaar.
Judge D. R. N. Blrckburn
slowly recovering from his sickness.
John Morrison returned yester
day from an extended visit to the
Bay.
Corner of Second and Ferry is
Wilcox & Conn's photograph gal
lery.
Mrs. OS. . W. Wright is visiting
her parents and friends at Browns
ville.
Rev. I. J. Trumbull returned
yesterday from a trip to 'he Alsea
valley.
David Froinan has returned i
from bislace on the Satitiam and
Upper Soda.
Mrs. Galbraith and daughter, of
Woodland, Cal. are visiting at the
residence of J. L. Cowan.
W. F. Crosby returned from
San Francisco yesterday morning J
and went on to rortlanu on the
noon train.
Mrs. Seal, mother of our towns
man A. B Seal, is spending a few
months with the family of her son
in this city.
Dr. McKinney, of Eugene, was
in the city yesterday in attendance
upon the junior editor of tin
Herald who is still confined to hie
bed.
Hon. II. E. Hayes, master of
the state grange and a member of
the board of Regents of the Agri
cultural college, was in the city
yesterday.
There will be services at the
Evangelical church to-morrow
morning at 11 o'clock. Sabbath
school at 10 a. m. No services in
the evening.
J. N. Duncan expect to start t-
Crook county in a week or ten
days on legal business arid will re
main till alter the October term of
circuit court there.
The subject of the Young Men's
Christian Association meeting this
evening at 4 o'clock will be" Faith."
Mr. C. H. Hart is leader. All men
are cordially invited.
Quarterly meeting services of
the 1st, M. E. Church will be held
to-day in the W. C. T. U., hul
commencing at 10 a. m. Preach
ing at 11 a. m., and 7 :30 r. by
Rev. 8. P. Wilson.
In Judge Steam's court at Port
land, yesterday, a decree of divorce
was granted Pauline Koldeway
from Dr. Robert Koldeway, on the
grounds of habitual intemperance
of twenty years duration.
At the Christian church to-day
corner 5th, and Jackson streets.
By the pastor. Subjects, II a. m
the first church and preachers.
Subjects 7:30 r. h. Divinity of
Christ. Strangers are welcome.
Seats free.
A man named Cook, while loaded
with spirits, became boist it. inl
and abusive at the Revere house
yesterday, and was assisted out.
Afterwards he was arrested ami
lodged in the cooler. He can make
his explanation to Recorder lien
ton on Monday.
Mr. J. Clem who has two child
dren attending the Aimeulniral
College in Corvallis, informs us
that every one of the rooms in the
dormotones is full, ami that the
attendance is the largest that i.
ever has been. The success of the
school will lie hailed with pleasure.
It is doubtful whether Mr. Hen
dricks editor of the Statesman,
will recognize himself in the Ken
ton Let der's meant to be compli
mentary mentions. The leader
says: "Robt. H- nderson. of the
Salem Statesman, was in t'orvall.s
this week, in the interest 'of his
paper which has liecome among
the leading journals of the Htate.
We are requested to announce
that every one interested in hav
ing, or not having, a recount of the
for the entire state, will
itLeml a mimic meeting 01
the citizens of this city to lie held County surveyor E. T. T. Fisher
at the council chambers in Odd ! relumed yesterday irom the neigh
next .Mondav liol hood of Urownsville, w here he
.,.nimr the I5th inst. at :.
nVloek sharp, to consider whether
it is best for Albany to join
in tie -
manding a recount ior
state.
the entire
A IHnadlfioUB Fire.
The Jeffer on Review says:
Last Saturday atoiu .our oclock in
the afternoon a d.-ns volume of
em ike wa- seen to spring suddenly
up in the boti'n part of tOAii.
1 .1 R'eliMi-ilrifiil'H liitim. fttmllt :1
half a m je jrOH, town, was on tire.
Almost the entire population ot the
city was soon al the scene of toe
tire: but as too late to render
nidtri'il In. ti.U'!llil mivitli'
the house or a-iv 01 iti commits
Mr. Richards-ill was tue only man
on tiie premises, except a si k son,
when the lire broKe out. lie
immediately dinpatcheil his
daugh.e. lor heip. who gave tie
alarm in lown. I lie tire originated
lioiu sparks which were uiom
from E. X.Thomis' pasture where
that gentleman was luiriiiiit,' a nue
brush. All that was s-aveil lioiu
he tire wis a sewing machine, bu-
reau, three .eather beds, tivu (pulls,
ome books, two trunks that be
longed to Frank Richardson. The
winters supply ol ciuliin.g and pro
visions had been bought lor the
ii tire family: which makes the
blow fall very hard. Most all that
was saved belonged 10 r rank, but
it was nothing compared lo what
he lost. Ills l.8s in over 100u in
ah, tools and jewelry; which
coming as it does, afier a long ami
severe sickness, makes his lo-s
jeein all the worse. The actual
loss to the people can not he eti
mated Irom a cat-h value. It wan
the accumulation of a life time
presents, books, pictures, and all
these little gifis and knick-knacks
w hich are so dear to toe owner,
but of so little value in cash was
all swept away and can never !
replaced. The estimated c.i!i
value is place 1 at sjtf.-itlU. .Mr.
RichaieNons' loss is about fJ.'niO
siDil Frank's about $iiHA.
A Big'l-ler.l-tnili-il.
The Salem Statesman sas:
The work of coi.Siiucting the bi
central pier of the bt idge ikw being
constructed acro-s tne V ill inn-t e
at Salem aine lo a close yesterday
morning, and -is sihiii as the .-In. I
could be made the men wt i
shoveling cncrete into th.- Iraim -work
lor the second pier, whicn
on the Polk c 'iinty side. Th.s
peir will be 5X feet in iie ght, 15'..
ieet in width and 42 feet i h n .-tli
! at the has-. The stn:ctu:c- will
I n adilally les-icn in size as it n.
! just as does the larger . pier. The
1 pier that ha just b-en completed
' is 72 feet h'gh and is a linn stand -1
-ird. The work nf on 'Iding the
iirnlge will he pnhei to inpie
tion as rapidly as men --an per
form 'he lalwir. A part ol Hie
force will in a lew day. li;i
placiiikT in ..ition tin- inns lor
the Ion:; span, and Mat on and
Polk counties will have a ritljr.j j
.ilmo.t la-lore tne people are lock
ing for :t. i
Kallnail Kileini.ui. j
liai'toads on pap-r continue '
apidly expand. If th-y would!
materialize it would be a hn.- tiling.
The Eiii:ene Guard say: We
have heard railr.id talk thi- we k
o the ellect the Oivgonian l iil-
way woul I by another s--aso
the Willanieite at primrticl'
from Kusreiie would ruild
. ; iSS
-;nd
ij.vn
the Siuslaw, then e to l,o- lav
i
It was also said that the wc' sid :
road would not conne. t at .1 ...iction
hut Woul-i III. ike a cmm-ciion W illi
the Oregonian road at ome point
west of Eugene. These are rum rj,
out the scheme looks feaih
paper. A road from Fug-1
Coos Bay would pas thn
good section of country, ami
te co uparative'y a cheap to
nuild.
on
to
. a
uld
to
It Should sti-..
The Statesman says then i - no
danger o: the Wiilamette dver
:itv being removed fn-m w.-.iem if
the people of I he Capital t it; vill
.hv h t- .i .'ciation o tue
vaiujoi the inc-tiuition. A :hiii
dred thousand dollais is n eded
for new buildings. 1 his should be
easily raised right here in '.w next
two or three years, or vr';e. If
every person interested in S.ilem's
prospeiity and future will I- nd his
hearty assistance, it wiil not he a
hard matter to secure this money
for new buildings.
Churc-h Notice.
Following are the announce
ments for the Presbyterian church
lor the Sabbath : At 11 a. m , ser
mon by the pastor, .-uhjeet:
"Christ the Source and P.ittern of
Life." Sabbath school at 12:15
p. m Young people's meeting in
the lecture room at 0:45 r. vi. Con
secration meeting, leader, .Miss
Tina Monteith, vice-president.
At 7:30, public service sermon, by
the pastor. Subjec: 'Truthful
ness.'' I'he -acramentof tin- l.or lV
supper will he observed in connec
lion with the uiorniig service.
The session will meet in me lec
ture room ior the recption of new
membeis at M:30 . m.
A HurftrNe Tarty.
Miss Ie Prather was given a
very plea..nt surpii.e party at the
residence of .1. L. Cowan Friday
evening. An elegant lunch was
served and a very enjoyable even
ing spent. The following young
Mople were piesei.t: .Misses Jen
nie Malm, Lora Vance, I.'ly
HackU-man, llattie tialnraith,
Khzaheth Irvine, Flora and Vesta
Mason, Velie Irvine, .Man le Moll'
man, Annie and Sophia llouck,
Mamie and .Minnie Van ilor-i.
Aeiia Flinn,t'arrie Pfeilh-r, I'.eiiha
Klhs, Eva Cowan. Ileitie Miller,
Mesrs. K. M. I lot ton, M. Fi -h,
K. M. trong, Wilt II Cowan o.
II. Irvine, John Zaeln a, I .. I.
Cusiek.J. A. .'uiuiiiiugs, 1'hai Ii-h
('usick. Freil Kortmdler, II. A.
la-ningt-r, Jas. F. Powell.
Holly.
survevor E.
has been running lines for indi
viduals. While up there he was
1 empioveii to survey tue tow n pnu
.i ...... -1
of Holly situated between Craw-
fordaville and sweet Home.
KK.1, KSI.VTK rfol.KS.
I'. S. to F.liaa TlioivaMroii.
N 1-: '.' .-ec I'll,' I'p 12 S li 2
i:.
(' S 10 W t'. Vanwcri
t 400
s.-c I'll, Tp 12 S K 2 K
Llias I'hor '.aldou to M
4(H)
Ue-
T--igh, N E '-4 si c 2J.
12 S K 2 i:
12H0
1 an wart to -l .lc I eij
S F. '4 se 20, S Ii 2 E
1! FM. Hikers, euix, to Henry
aii-i .Minnie (iannoii, Lit!)
blk I in Munkcrs
II B v ti.t, eiux, lo S M
Bnu'iiley, lot 41 blk 12,
Bryant-add !o Albany .
.1 A oii'h, etux, to O 11
South, 170 acres sec 31, Tp-
11 MU W
.1. W. Chust'iin, etux, to R
Andiews, tract Tp 14 S Ii
H00
20
100
lli."0
4 W
lianas lickinsn to Eliza
beih A Dickinson, 10 acre.
Tp 1 1 S Ii 2 W
ico W W'al ace etnx to Wil
liam I'.itnck, lti l acres Sec
34 l p 10 U3 E
II S to Bernard Kohn, N V
'4 Sec 28 Tp 10 S U2E .
lierniianl Kohn to ( has F.
W'l - el.- -, N W '4 Sec.'T.
in li 2 F.
oil South n Ro-icrt An--drew
, oil acres Tp 14 S It
4 VY
.lames M Johns to I. O Rais-
KAlO
4H
S4t
tun, 45 acres Sec 35 rp 0 S
2 -v 250
C li j-.t nsoii Kji,' rt E-
ue'S. O'i acres I'p lii S U 2 i0
F F. i lien. O I'. I law k in - etux
to .Icnioe M I- idi. lots 11,
12, 13 and 14 l.lk I, A A II
al to bany '.ion
Oil Souiii to Marv S Chad
tain. 1 1
R 4
icres ec l;i I'p .S
iti0 ;
I
f-ll.I'llOt
li it inj. A tl r Hi .
i. I--i-atcli oi yis'erday!
an t-xci'ii:" sl.o -iii tr a -:
hi,-,
tii.tt
..ii:
.-C':l u d
'. ir i ,
.it lilt leSl.ieilC.- ol
ex-count tica-incr,
no. n t-'-d.iy. I In
o, it a l :t her t i i inir
.I.C.
. haill
tnc.ol
:lllC
ir .
!. gel
f.-ce.
I.onisi
li : sc
..-e:--ioi. ol hi children '-y
A lew cars ago Mis-
Gray w.is marrie.l to T. E.
I. ol All.anv 1 he truits of
tin-ir inairiage were two cliildrcn, i
a ! a a girl. Mr. and Mrs. i
Kusse 1 were liol living iiappi ly '
together, .aid b .ill two months I
tg .Mrs. Ku-.-cl! came lo live witn
ii.-r p :ie .ts iiii.iging the children
with her. li i ell deleriuilled to
havi- the children, followed her
,ui. I ha een here ior six Weeks,
lie i- repoi'ed to have said til it he
Aoisld l.ave them if he had to kill
'li- a hole ' i ray fam.lv. This af-terno-.n
be .-ta id t get the chil
lien. A hoy held his horse in II e
all y bile lie wen; to the house
:l'ii! .eniaii''ed the child'. 11. -Mrs
Giay w is preent, and refused the
i.'ii.ii. d. lie atteiiipt.'l to take
tiiem b tor. c, when Ilugn Gray
cam- his ino'her's assistance,
a'nl the three er gaged in a lively
lus.-'.e. Ii i--ell -ti ock Hugh, foi
w l.icii he it'i'i i v d a cut with a
penknife n the arm. He then
drew a Inge revolver and aimed
a: Mrs. Gray. Hugh grabbed the
pistol, and it was dich irged in
ins hind Uu.-ell was nested
and will nave a preliminary exam
ination to-lnorrnw.
Fine Work.
Yes'erday the metal top for the
..I.lhidst Church steenle was
taken from Hopkins Bros, simp to
the painters to be painted be or
it is placed in posiiion it is an
elegant piece of work and will be
i titling crown for the tine church
thai is being eree'ed, and Albany
exhibits a specimen of its growth
and enterprise when work of this
ilii ris tion is turned out. from her
shops.
Large Tank.
Smith ix Senders yesterdav lilted
up a l-irget ink for t;e residence of
Mr. Win li.ivi, now in course of
erection in the easter n t art of the
city. They have huib quite a
. umber of these tanks duiing the
season, the largest of which went
tothe hotel in Mid City to be
supplied by a hydraulic run in
the basement of the mill.
State ItoHrd of Trade.
A call has been issued for dele
gate's from the local hoards of trade
lo meet in Poitland on the 27th of
September for the purpose of form
ing a state Board of trade. The
object is certainlv one that com
mend itself lo everv thinking per
son, and it is to ' e hoped that a
full dele.-at ion will 'e elected and
attend from every local boar I in
i he state.
The Sewer I All i:h;lit
The rumor that the luge sewer
on Railroad stiee' . constructed lat
yiar. had caved in. is entirely
withoiil foundation It wa ex
amined ye-teid . y .nd f mud in
good condition, excp'iiig a few
f.-et at the eiidinz work th it had
been left without pi"pnr till shing.
n examiner wen1 the entire
length oi ii and Ion-.. 1 it in good
inmuit ion.
'l lie I. nil. n I'm-llic.
Is the only line running two
fast trains daily from Portland to
Omaha, St. Pad. Kansas City,
Chicago. Si. louis and all iioints
Fast and Si.u'h. Uuy your tickets
ol ( . i. Raw ling, lo- 'l ol r.road
alhin street, Alb .nv.
To the ISlijer of shoe.
We ait- offering some rare bar
gains in nu n's and ladies shoes.
We sell you the same shoes that
other houses show you made bv
the same manufacturer in short
Ihey aie the same goods for much
less n.oney. Cail and see om
prices we guarantee to save from
2o to 50 per cent on each pair of
shoes purchased. These (roods
are new and lirst class in every
particular. A. B. Mi-Ilwain
We carry a lull lino of men's,
boys, Indies and children's shoes
at figures that will surprise you.
G. W. Simpson.
"AMuii'h ClmucnR to Irry."
Half per cent from 50 to 50 vears
f ag-.
Two per cent lr..iu 45 to 50 years
of age.
Fivs and a half per cent from 40
to 45 years of aire.
Six and a hall per cent from 35
io 40 vears of asre.
Ten and a hall per cent from 30
to 35 years of age.
Twenty-five per cent from 25 to
3i) years of age.
Forty-seven per cent from 20 to
25 vears of aire.
Three per ceut from 15 to 20
years of age.
One hundred per cent if vou buy
yo ir clothing ol G. W.-Simpson,
Ab-any, Oregon.
Sunday' Bill or Farn.
Fine Drensod Chickens.
FKL'ITS.
Peaches,
lira pes
Canteioupes,
Watermelons,
Sweets,
Choice fresh
cream cheese
Bananas,
State prunes,
Petit- prunes,
Lemons,
Pea-s,
'.miter, California
imported lnaci-ar-
roni, tine comb I'oney,
Hart's cocoa,
potted ham, .Milch
ner herring, schrimps,
s:u iked salmon, Rock Island
inackrel, salt salmon. All of the
! above just received at Mm Her and
Barrett s.
' Aimtler Kiinh,
I Yesterday tne clerks at .Mueller
ttvGaiiftt's wcr k pt verv busv
I p itting up '.rcicrs for their cele
I lira ted Ca!ifnnii:i cream cheet-e.
genuine Swiss ciieese, chipped
; beef, smoked iierring, miiciu-r her
ring, jiotted ham, i-hiek-'iis,
: turkey, and a full in.e of A I ium-h
i g -ode, of vvhicl they have r -c
ived a tine !oi.
leHc-li-,
'e-ln-.
Conn Ac 'leudiic hi -.ill re-civ -
inis
inorn.ng a cailoal ! extia
line Soiithfii Oregon
peacnes.
which will silt at b. dr..cs
ol ic.-.-. Call early and leave, y.'iu
n.ieiH and avoid the ruh.
.Melon Sfit:l;ilil4-.
The ladies ol
.Mcl'la-rson Relief
Corps No. .1 ,
No. .15, will give a mcl-m
s .'triable at their hall on Ttiesd iv
ev -ning, Sept. 10th. Admission
ten cents. A coidial invitation is
extended to all.
........
llMM,lution Notioe.
Notice is hereby given that the
pirtnership heretofore existing he
tweeii Henry .Mill-.-r and Charles
II. Ilait, under the firm name of
Miller. t tlart, is hereby dissolved
by mutual consent. The busi e:-s
w.il Ik- continued by (.'ha. II.
Mart, to whom all accounts are
due and mu.t be paid.
Hated Albany, Sep!. 10, lSHO.
Mil. i.kk iV IIaut.
An
Was seen
yesterday
and well
Crowd
at the Ladies' Ba.aai
examining their largc
their
eleced stock ol new
fill goods for ladies, children and
.nfants. consisting of ready made
dresses, capes.cloake, j ickets, knit
goods, hosiery, yarns, embroneries,
laces and fancy good of all de
scriptions. Their stock of buckles,
gloves, hindkerchielB and new
veiling cannot be surpassed.
French Tunny Wafera.
These wafer. are a sure and safe
specific or all kinds of female
troubles and w ill remove all ob
structions to the monthly periods,
no m. titer what the cause. They
ue just what every woman needs,
and can be used safely. For sab
by the Li vingsloiie Medical Co.,
manufacturers, Portland, Oregon,
also from our sole agent, J. A.
Cuinming, druggist, lilumherg
block, Albany, Oregon.
Fine I'eaclies.
Willamette Packing Com
have some of the finest
The
pany
peach.-
s ever seen in the mantel.
special rates will be given io those
buying by quantity.
A liouil C .oi nl Syrup.
There is nntliii.g parents should
lc
so curt-mi iin.iut us seicciinj
sy rui;. Hegg.- ( hcrrv cough
collgll
syiup
is meet in ir
The hest is
with underfill success,
noii'-ii) good. He sure y i ill
gi-t Hcggs.
Kvci j bottle is warranted.
All druggists kee" it.
The (lakes Saiss Hell Ringers
and Comedy Company which
plea-ed I he citizei s so much on
their apneaiance here about a year
ago, are coming ag un. They will
be here on the TSd of this month,
and will be greeted by a full houBe,
for they arc good. On their ap
pearance at i I ui . n. Dakota, the
Leader of that plat e said : ''Those
who aitcnd-d the vocal and in
strumental treat at the ora
house last Saturday night pro
i on i iced lie- OaKes Swiss Hell
iiingcrs and con.ed ,-Skercii Club
a little out of the common order of
traveling troupes. They frequently
stined the Lous-- m u'teiidance,
who ftvoiably expressed them
selves in relation to the entire ex
ercise. The solos were excellent.
Trie English coiii'dian, Harry
Fade.-, with his mirth provoking
meiody and his funny laces, in
terested the crowd amazingly.'
Fiank llollister, the artistic b:;njo
ist and character vocalist, was en
c red to the echo. It. was an ac
i c ptable
and interesting affair.
f:ie company will do well to come
iiam."
Messi. Will o. Stark have just
received a new line of beautiful
silviiwure, solid gold watches,
rings and jewelry of all kinds.
Call and see their line selections.
A choice and coir plete line of
bottled deiicasies hi ve just been
added to my ann:k call and s
them. C, k. Brow i all.
Dry g.xxls and notions on tiret
floor, clothing department and
gents furnishing goods on second
lloor at G. W. Simpson's.
Latest styles in dress buckles at
E. C. Scans.
BUHINK8S LOCALS.
Com passes at F. M. French's
Cumming's for choice oda water.
Gentlemen's tine shoes at E. C.
Searls'.
Drink ice cold soda at C. E.
Brownell's and be happy.
I-atest designs in jewelry just
received at F. M. French's.
Viereck's shaving and hair cut
ting saloon, shaving 15 cents.
Ludlow's $3.00 ladies shoes all
sizes and widths at E. C. Kearls.
Try Conn & Hendricsou's once
on groceries ami you will be happy.
Go to Gumming s drug store
Blumberg block, for your artist's
supplies.
Zaclies & Son received a large
invoice of fad and winter woolens
recentb .
And when you want a delicious
wild drink g. to C. E. Brownell's
for soda.
We make a specialty of fine
cakes for parties and weddings.
Blackburn A Pironi.
Use Heggs Dandelion bitters for
digestion, dvspeitl and all kindred
diseases.
Bcggs celebrated family remedies
are for sale b all lending druggist
every w here. ,
Mens', youths' and boys' cloth-1
ing and furnishing goods atG. W.
Mnipeon s.
Special prices made on all dress
goods to make room for fall stock
it L W. .-iinpson's.
New ratteens, gingham's cbani
bra's and other wns.ii goods just
received at G. W. Siiiipson's.
Happy is be who buysbis fruits
and vegetables of ('. E. Browriell.
Always freh and lull weight.
-moke tin cel"'.i;iijj iiaan:
r'-lied -Vcoiil iilis. i.aiiiilactuied
I ii :ii j .!.-.- I, i'ig.-ir factorv
'Ve bm-eour new "prlugsiock of
kid gloves, and the Ivst value ever
shown in Alb-inv at W. F. Read's
A huge invoice m .. ir celebrated
' l iiaiiu'i-r'' shoes just receive.! at
! K. '. .eai Is.
New groc. rieH this week at
lil-M'kburn A I'iroiii's, and every
thing just as repiesented. ,
Ladies can procure Hughes
storey's tailor system at the
Ladies Bazaar. II. .1. Sower,
agent.
I have received inv f ill line of
kid gloves, and our $1.50 glove is
th--lie t ever offered here for the
money. E C. Searls.
Get some of those fine pies and
cakes ior Sunday at Black burn .V
l' :o'.i'-. Don't cook over the hot
.-love i.,ese days.
Csh paid for baled hay and oats
at L. Sender.-' stable.. Good
prices will Ik- paid for large or
small quantities.'
Grad wold's line teas, w ith the
cui-glassware that goes with them,
forms quite an attrai . .uii and goes
very rapidly.
Anything you want in our ba
kery department is of the very
best. Good goods and low prioes
is what you get there. Blackburn
t Pironi.
Fresh bread, fresh bread, fresh
bread. Order your pies and cake i
from Blackburn & Pironi ; they
are experienced bakers and can
make anything you want to order.
The genuine Boy u ton furnaces
are sold by Mat' he". i Washburn
the largest kealers in stoves and
ranges in ine vaney. tio ana in
spect their sock, they can pleasej
you.
Secure your railroad, steamsinp
and sleeping car tickets to all
points rth, South and East via
the Union Pacihc railway, and
save time and money. Ticket
office tin Broadaibui street.
Don't fail to see our men's and
boys' clothing before purchasing
elsewhere. We sell the best
clothing for the laast mouey of
any house in the city. Look and
lie convinced. G. W. Simpson.
Messrs, Wandel & Hollenbeck
who are occupying the McFarland
building, have a fine stock of
goods and invite examination.
They are enterprising business
men and will command a liberal
patronage.
An elegant display of fruit, in
cluding peaches, apricots, melons,
pineapples, bananas, plums,
apples, and in fact every kind of
rare fruits and fresh vt.etables, is
to be found at .las. F Powell A
Company's grocery store. They
keep all the market affords.
Hopkins Bros, have set aside an
elegant nickel plated stove which
they propose to give to their cus
tomers. By trading a certain
amount you jret a ticket in the.
dri '.i ' an I the lucky lickec
holder draws the stove. Go a nd
see them and learn the, Mar
ticulacs. Takethe Union Pacific railway
ior mtj r.nni, inn iv-n ve. Hours
quicker than any other transcon
tinental line. Elegant Hew dining
cars, Pullman palace sleepers, free
family sleeping ears run through
lo Denver, Omaha, Council Bluffs,
Kansas City, St. Iahuh and Chi
cago. C. G. Raw lings, city ticket
agent, foot of Broadalbiu etreet.
Take the Northern Pacific Rail
road to all points East, shortest
time of any road Fast. No
change of cars, best accomodations
ami the most pleasant route to
travel. Tickets for sale over this
road to any and all points east at
the lowest rates by Burkhart A
Keeney who are the authorized
agents of this company at Albany.
Call on them for tickets and full
Attention! No. I'M.
In case of an alarm the firemen
wll turn out with the hose cart
and assist No. 2'a engine, until fur
ther notice. No. l's engine being
temporarily disabled.
By order of the Chief Engineer.
For Sale One nood second I. and
wagon and harness. Will sell
cheap or will trade for hay anil
oats. Inquire of Blackburn & Pironi.
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Fall
RECEIVING THE LARGEST A8WKLL A-T11K BEST
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GENTS' NECK' WEAR,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
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knw we can please. Good honest ljJ
treatment. '
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full stock o Stoves and Hourse Furnbhing Goods.
tbis year
BEAD:
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
LADIES' HOSIERY,
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY,
Children's
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Thiough the teal estate tiiui of
Burkhart 4 Keeney:
The oldest Real Extate Firm in the
"They have lande of all dewrip
nons for sale at the very lowest
prices and on the mott favorable
terms.
We have some fine bargains in
small tracts of garden and fruit
lands near the citv. w hich we are
offering at a great sacrifice. This
property liee near the city, and is
the verv best on the market, part
of which is'set out to fruit.
CITY PROPERTY
We have a large list of choice
business and residence property
for sale including the Goltra park
add''n, the best, nearest and
clxasd suburban property on
WiliaieWally
the market. A lot in tins addition
will double in value in less than a
year.
EAST iPAYUEUTS.
BUR Cr ART & KEENEY,
REAL ESTAfiE LOJy
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