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OX SAL.
Th Daily Hera i d will be on
tle each morning a' H. J. Jones'
book store.where it m be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
JOTTIHAS ABB. I TOWN.
Joa. Webber bu returned
froui
his San Francisco trip.
The trains are loaded with
eagers (or the state fair.
pas-
Nxt Monday evening, at the
opera house, The Rell Kringers.
MiaaTonv Miller returned yes
tarrlav fmm an extented visit at
8pokane Falls.
The Oakes 8ii Hell Ringers
at the opera house, Monday even
ing, September 22.
Dr. O. C. Kellev. wife and sister
and Mrs. C. C. Hogue, went to
Newport yesterday. .
Mrs. Dr. Hendrex.of Harrisbnrg
ia yiflitincr her daughter. Mrs. Dr
W. H. Davis, in this city.
The air is comparatively clear
now. 'he smoke from the moun
tain fires having nearly di ap
peared.
Tbe latest novelties in cloaks
jackets and capes for Ladies
Mixses and Children at the Ladies
Baxaar,
Xlein Bros, have the most at
tractive show windows in the city
It will pay to stop and look at
them.
Don't forget to attend the mil
linery opening at the Ladies
Bazaar on Wednesday an J Thurs
ay ol this week.
For all kinds of green or dty
fruit boxes call at the Oregon Pine
Door 4 Lambei Company s ware
nouse, Aioany, w.
ina weatner nag service wan
again resumed in this city yester
day. The flags indicated' clear
weather, cooler for to-day
Miss Ida Brush will have a grand
opening of new millinery goods on
Friday and Sataiday, to which the
ladies will find it for their interest
to go.
So many of the school children
of Brownsville are engaged in the
hop fields that the public school
opening has been deferred another
week.
Hardly a night passes but w ha'
one or more shots are heard within
the city limits. Warrants are out
fbi one at least who has indulged
in this pastime.
No. l's steamer was out for trial
yesterday afternoon, alter having
the new fixtures pat in place.
Bhe worked nicely, nd is now
ready for service again.
A itt.o musical treat at the opera
Louae, on Monday evening, Sep
tember 22, to listen to the Oake?
Swiss Bell Ringer and Comely
Sketch Club. They give a genu
ine, enjoyable entertainment.
. 8. Barrows and family, who
have been stopping in Prof. Lee's
house, left yesterday for a trip to
Newport. Prof. Lee will resume
the use of his bouse, and Mr.
Barrows will seek another resi
dence when he returns.
Frequently accidents occur in
the household whic.i cause burns
cuts, sprains ami bruises : for nee
in such cases Dr. J, li. McLean's
Volcanic Oil Liniment has for
many years been the constant
favorite family remedy.
As a. pointer shewing something
of the extent of the fruit industry
of this section, is the fact that the
Orante Pass Sugar Pine Door and
Sash .Factory received yesterday
an entire car load of fruit hox ma
terial: " '
Albany's importance as one oi
the leading cities of the coast does
not need any booming to mke it
known. The. fact is becoming
wide spread and is talked of every
where, and it will continually in
crease in that direction too.
Mr. . Wills, who has some of
the land lying on the Willamette
below this city that cannot be sur
passed for its fertility and who
farms it with the intelligent thrift
to produce excellent crops, is fur
nishing the market here with
watermelons, and placed one on
our table yesterday that simply
beats the record for size and
buality.
Bur KitaiBlnator.
The Ochoco Review says: A
few weeks ago a gentleman livii g
near Antelope, whose house was
infested with bed-bugs, sought to
destroy the vermin by burning
sulphur in the house, and by some
mishap the house caught on tire,
and it was with difficulty the
building and contents were Baved
from destruction. As it was,
several hundred dollars damage
was don the house and furniture.
The premises were insured in the
State Insurance Company, and the
adjuster for the company, Col. W.
. Helm, suggests that parties
holding policies in the state adopt
a less dangerous method for de-
etroying bugs.
A Brlou Charge.
Del Savage, step-son of Frank
Peterson, was arrested yesterday
afternoon for assault with a dan
- gerous weapon on J. E. liambrick,
and will be arraigned in Kecordei
Henton's court at 1:30 to day.
The boy and Mr. liambrick, it ap
pears, had had a misunderstand
ing before and yesterday afternoon
met the complainant on Seventh
street, and Mr. Hambrick alleges
that the boy, who is only 15 years
. of age, drew a 22-caliber -ritLe on
. him.
Church Soclml.
Those wishing to spend a pleas
ant evening will be enabled to do
a-j by attending the ctiurcn social manufacturers, rortiand, uregon,
iriven at the residence if Mr. and!'' from our sole agent. J. A.
if rV C E. Brownell, under the j
aaspices of the Young People of
thaJreabyterian church. -
r- . . ii , ..J
See our novelty dress patterns.
' They are cheap and of iiie latest
style, (i. W.fttnson.
GA3 DISCOVI iSED.
TonnJ Sear tbe Santism.
Eigbt Mile Fr Li. jllbaDy.
Only
Some wood dio. pcra, who were
getting out map ; od lor the
of tli? Altwiiy chair t'a. tory I
ou Mr. r.MHH Ma fwell place, "in
freJOIld klloX .tlttf, Ol iif IVi-U il
peculiar I" nnati on on the water
the creeks or s-l.ulis near t li-
alitiaui. 'e of the iih-ii had
been at the. place where the
natural aa- was found in Lane
county, and the similarity f tht
two loi antifcw occurre.l to Imn. .
tick was run down through the
water into the gr.ivi-l, and when il
.vas drawn out and a lighted mat di
i polled it blazed up wi'h a ste.idv
llaine for a second or twi . A
lighted mat' h al-o ignted tli.-
vapor ii (m the water. it-rteidi
vlr. Maxwell to"k out a gen' L ilian
from this city 'ho is pos ed ii O i
such matters to view the ioculiU
and pronounce upon the uciiuine-
ness ot the dis over v. the result
if the investigation will be looked
torVith interest.
A MATTES OF INTEREST.
To tub KniTORor tiik Hkralv:
The Northwestern .Muiuil Life
Insurance Company has many
iriends in Albany, and counts
among its policy holders a goo lb
uuuiler of your best citizens.
I hand you for publication a
letter received a few divs since
from Staver A Walker, which ex
plains itself. The payment ol this
policy was simply tlie fulfilling ui
4 contract, and is not deserving of
-pecial merit. 1 call attention tr
it. however, for the purpose of
awakening interest om the Subject
f insurance, and in this company.
Our dividends have for a number
of years have been larger than anv
American company. This 9
owing to conservative manage
ment, Western rates ol inteiest
and a lew rate of mortality. T'-e
X. W. Life is. purely a I'nitfd
States company. It declines to
write insurance in South America,
.sia, Airica or .any foreign coun
try, uur risks aie the best in tl e
world and the deith rate th low
est of any of the lyrge companies.
A number of vour men-hunt
and hankers, who have policies in
the N. W. Life and other com
panies fiankly state Ihe cost of
insurance in oar company has been
much the lowest, owiiig to these
larger dividends. We refer t
tfiem with much pleasure and to
the letter below ior.the custom f
the cumpany in the settlement of
claims. E s. Rakkows.
Poktlaso, Or., Sept. 3. lS'J'i.
General Agent Northwestern Mu
tual Life Ins. Co.,50 Stark street,
City.
Dear Sir : We have the pleasure
of acknowledging N"w Yok drad
tor $25,iilH, handed us by vou, in
full settlement of policy X .
210,31)2, issued bv vour cinipai.y
to the late Mr. V. U. Walker, of
our tirm. We desire to express to
you our appreciation o: the prompt
manner n. which this poikv h H
been paid, as also of the bu in --ss-
like iimnr,..- i,. v. I. i... . ; -
in.itt... V 1 till
oeeu iianoicd i; voa
and your company
application for this poii. was
aiade Y,y Mr. Walker on .liilv')5th,
and the policy issued f u ttnj
-ame date. fiie deal-i .f .M. .
Walker occurred on August 12th,
he heing mistaken lor a deer in J
uwiu-iuauy snot and las
killed by a number o! a'
party, while hunting in the :
tain?, about 05 mdeseastof i'.
City, Oregon.
Mr. Walker, as you knee. .
hearty, robust mat , .
promise of a long hi,- l. ..
diy
he
is a
MM had always heen t-,-y
garduig the henehtx oe li;
ance, only heing prevailed
II IV
i.-cr
!;NII1 1
mtianv
lane out a policy in vour
iesi than
a month Wtote -n-
SC.'C
it. .lie I'ohcv
I rig
lav.
taken out hy him ,,n his bir
the loth of July.
It seeuis almost providential
mat ne s-nouiii Jiave taker out aS
policy just at th;s lime, aiier h .v
ing deferred doing so for year-,aiid
certitiiilv thi experience hrings
strongly to our minds the benelits
to be derived hum life insurance
in a 'good, reliable company, such
at yours has proven iiseli to he.
The family ajid triends of Mi,
Walker are under many ohliuiti-
tioilS tO V.)ll aild Vour iTiliiiunr 1. r
the manner in wiiich the los-"
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is
rii mijumcii, me money m pav
inent of the jwliey having l-eni
received just two weeks after tln 'l
proofs of death were Handed yo.i
t be forwarded to your company, j
ne -wish you anil your company
the prosperity and success that
thev so richly deserve, and witlij
mucji esteem, we remain,
Yours very truly,
Staveu Jfc W.VI.KKK,
Frank L. Bkown, ,e-.
. CollUiou.
There was a collision at Wood
burn Monday evening hetween i
f Southern Pacific freight and a.
narrow gauge mixed tram. I'.y
the tsausaction the latter line ha. I
a ca- loaded w ith w heat knocked
from the track and demolished..
The broad gauge in hacking ran
into the narrow gauge, the train of
which was strndmg across the
former s track. The freight was
delayed several hours, ariiving in
Albiny alout 4 o'clock yesterd iy
morniug and reliiaining until 12 ;3(
P. M.
Frvneli Tan) Varr.
These wafers are a sure and safe
S.ecitic :or all kinds of female
troubles and will remove all o!-
; structions to tiie monthly periol.-,
1 nj matter what ttie i-ause. They
Fare hist what every tvinuun nii.l-i
and can lie used safely. For siie
bv the Livingstone Medical Co.,
j . : ,i i-k. i
V'.iuiuimg, ufuni, xoiuioerg
biock, Albany, Oregon.
Dry gixxls and notions on titt
floor, clothing department and
t g nts furnishing goods on
'iioor t U. W. Simpson's.
tiecoad
TTTE SfOTTNTNT .HEKALD; WEPyRSDA
STATE FAIR
Srconling A Sncce sful Exhibit! a TL
Tear.
The fir -t two day "t" it . St
I air .live i.een reuiuKi olv sue
aii'! t ie promise j-j r'me lot
it all i hroUL'h. s
Fne programme fc ,r
Mai'idcr is :w follow-.:.
the
re-
Weonesdav S.r
riiiteiiileiH-
an-l committees wili e nipiete the
work of passing upv n .he exhibits
to t.i and e".t iv ' ,ks wili 1)' Icl
with the Heci-etat; . . kace-. Itun
iiing. -k. of a uiiW' handicap; trot
ting, 2 :2il clats; ' pacing, special.
Tmirsday t Id A. .., grand
pari-ceot pAritfium ca't'e. Races
K'ltitiit:-, li, m;.V; trotting, M
year (.Idcl.i h ; troitijJg 2 year olds.
Fi ida (ir.md pelade of p'e
minni hotrfefs at 10 o'clock a. m.,
fharo. l.'iu-f s H nil! ing, L'-year
('is; Ho,. i. it g o. cgon Deihv;
trot tins' .::i class.
Saturday To- day the p'eimiutns
nill he -paid th-a secretary's otlice.
ivaces Rutin 1 mile handicap .
1 rotting
dash.
'i.a-s ;
run'
HKOWfiSVILLE NOTE?.
PKOWNSm.I.E Sept. 1.
.1. M. Alover, m Momhiv left for
Portland.
Mrs. M. Farley is xtremely ill.
Mitlevin iioni. ueivious prostra
tion. Phil "ii'ay, on Thursday
avvived in town, from llnrnev
valley.
C. A.t'ahle, on Wednesday left
for Portland, to purchase 'all stock
of go'id-.
Mrs. Jcli-i .V iters, and W. W.
Waters :n.d wife, on Thursday left
for So tttlc.
lr. ( ! eo rge W. Cox, on Thurs
day mov d into the house recently
vacated bv .1. Al. Waters.
Miss llidee, f S in Francisco, is
visiting her sister Mrs. Ii. X.
Thompson, ostitis place.
.1. P. ia,Ural t'i. Secretary of the
Albany Woolen Mill, pissed Min
daV with l'rownsviilc friends.
F. C Stanard on Tue lay le t
for KiiL'ene to att-nl the State
i'liiwrsity foi a t'-viii of one year.
Mrs. Carnus S perry, ou Wednes
day left f -r lllhsboiirgh, having
rtceived iofortnation of the ex
treme illnes of herl-iiighter.
Frank, and Harvey Stanard. on
j Saturday returned from their
i mountain trip, they report a good
time with plenty of trout and
, game.
i The M E- South church of thi
j place will uiiuieiliately commence
' the construction of a new church
i Imilding. situated on Hansman's
I adiiition. j
j X. .(. Union, Mi-s tiraisel
; Loi;:. 'drs. Uoyal (J rover and j
j .taughtec, suid Mrs. .lames Wilson, j
j on t-;iii.Viy left, for Salem to at- j
j tend the State Fair. j
j R. M. P.iadley and A. -k A lams
Ion Saturday returned from the
' . alapo. ll Mines, they t.tJllglU
tl e "hundred pounds of ore from
j hich. a--avs wid lie made.
Tiie W. M . Co., have imr
cbased a new wider wheel, which
.vill be run indepeiident, furnish
hig Mofr f'wer for the Flee' re
plant shortly to he introduced
ihroitgti the mill.
Rev. A. I.e Roy and family, on
Monday moiiiinj. I'id adieu to a
rge nuni
.I
friends at the Ore-
gonian Railway depo- and left for
Portland, on their way to La
irai:d" at which 'lsice they will
reside for the fol'oSnig two years
I lop picking has been progress
mg stead fv for the oast week, and
'he product in mo't instances is ot
a g. i-.'l (pialiti. . al hoiigu in -oin.-localiti
s c'.mplai! t has heen made
of injury hy hop I ce. The yield
in dii section is o n-r average and
the price for picking had Veen ad
vancc from 40 t - 5 1 ecu's per hox.
S. Pen ifuU, on Monday returned
fro. n the Calapo iia trail, and on
the following We-1 lies lay left lor
the l.iue river mines via the
McKeiizie route, for the purpose of
hring ng a load of ore from she
Trinity Mining Co's claims which
i will be shipped to Portland foi
reduction.
Hop picking at mo-t of the
yards is ahoilt completnl, t he yield
i ..i....,,. ...i ii... ,,n".ii..-
ii " i"1 '". ".v i
. H good, the red men w ho n.r the past
week has luxura'e I on watermelon
cakes and confectionary, will now
synch up his tietv untamed
ciiyuse, hie him back to the reser
vation ol ' I'nele auuiels" pre
tiding, and fatten on government
beans and bacon.
The pat week has been one of
uninterrupted prospcrty for the
citizens ol I'.row nsville. fortunately
your correspoii'lant has no death
"to record, no disease and no mis-
fortunes to chronicle. husOics has.
been g .od ando'i' to in i-steaddy
improting, building is progressing
new dw.-i ings :oe constantly
going up, and reai'i state iv chang
ing hands at advanced prices.
Tii the lliiyi-ri if Miuf.
We are oU'erin g some rare bar
gains in men's and ladies shoes
We sell you the same shoes that
other houses show you made ;
the same manufacturer in short
they ate the same goods for much
less money. Call and see our
prices we guarantee to save from
2o to no per cent on each pair ol
shoes purchased. These goods
are new and first class in every
articular. A. R. McIi.wain
The I. nion l-aeilic.
Is the only line running two
fast trains daiiy from Portland to
Omaiia, St. Paul, Kansas Ciiy,
Chicago, St. Louis and all points
East and South. Buy your tickets
of C. O. Ratvltngs, foot of llroad
albin street, Albany.
V earrv a full line of nipn'a
hrv I idles and children's shoes I
at figures thai will surprise you.
U. W. Siimpsou.
'.-1 An KnJ.iyitMe Knt ertHlioneiit.
The Osikes Swiss Hell Kingers
and Comedy Sketch Club, which
occupies the opera house iu this
city on the evening of Sept. 22d,
gains the followiiejencoiniutn from
the Lincoln. N'eb., .Journal: "A
very enj .yahle performance was
given by the Oakes' Swiss Bell
Ringers and Comedy Sketch Club
at the People's Theatre last even
ing. The audience that greeted
the lir.-t appearance of this coin-i
pany here w as large and ent husias
tic, and for nearly three hours the!
house 'ai'g rtith the plaudits of
the crowd. The Sketch Club came
to Lmcol.i unheralded with glit
tering and overdrawn press notices
but the entertainment of last eve
ning fully demonstrated the fact
that the company travels on its
met its, and the sign oi approval
manifested on all sides was evi
dence enough that the performers
were artists in their line. The
bell ringing, by .lotn and "Alice
Oakes, nude a decided hit, each
rendition being met with a storm
of applause. The wonderfully
sweet music brought out by them
from tumblers partly tilled with
water was duly appreciated.
Frank Hollister exhibited his pow
ers hp a specialty comedian in his
act "The Yankee Farmer from
Squashtown," in a manner that
fairly convulsed the a'idience; he
intr idticed old-time dances, songs
and stories of canity pollings, par.
m' lie s, corn lnisking-i in irresi-dt-1
s duw ii east twang. Air. llodU-!i-r
is an actor of experience and
unlike many comedian:-! of the day.
he does not overdo his acts. Har
ry Hades also appears in a number
of sketches in which he displays to
a remarkable denree to what uses
the faejal . muscles may he put.
I lis imitations of different charac
ters in every stage of physical de
velopment, in which the face
largely figures, were marvelous
exhibitions. His sudden facial
changes were most humorous and
grotesque. The violin playing by
dr. Knrn an 1 the harp solos by
Alice Oakes were very good. The
performance was a good one and
proved a success.
'A Man's Chance tn Marry."
II ilf per cent from 50 to 5 years
f ag".
Two per cent from 45 to 50 yeats
of age. '
Fivi- and a half per cent from 40
to 4" years of age.
Six and a hall per cent from 35
to 40 years of age.
Ten and a hall jwr cent from 30
to 35 years of age.
Twenty-live per cent from 5 to
3;) veals of age.
Fon v-seven per cent from 20 to
25 years of a:e.
Three per cent from 15 to 20
years of age.
One hundred per cent if you buy
yo ir clothing of O. W. Simpson,
bsany, Oregon.
Allotlivi KiihIi,
Yesterday the clerks at Mueller
& l iarrett's were kepi very fnisy
putting up orders for their cele
brated California cream cheese,
genuine Swiss cheese, chipped
beef, smoked herring, milcher her
ring, lotted ham, chickens,
turkey, and a full line of A I lunch
goods, of whicl. they have re
ceived a tine l it.
IVa-fi.t, l'eac-tit..
Conn it Hentliicson w ill receive
this moriiiiig a carload of extra
line Soiithreii Oregon peaches,
which will he sold at bedrock
price. Cn early and leave your
oideis and avoid the rush.
.Melon Soeialife.
The ladies of Mcpherson Relief
Corps No. 1 , wiil give a melon
s iciable at their hall on Tueday
evening, Sept. Kith. Admission
ten ecu's. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
liistM lutln Niilice.
Notice is hereby given that the
parlueisiiip Leri iotoie existing he
tween Henry Mill.:r and Charles
II. II art, under the tirm name of
Miller tV: ilait, is hereby dissolved
by mutual consent. The busi-:es
wiil be continued by Chas. II.
Hart, to whom all accounts are
due and uiu-L be naid.
iated Albany Sept. 10, 1S!0.
.Wll.l.KK iV II AIM'.
liiiiiiene Criitvd
;it the Ladies' Bazaar
examining their large
Was seen
yesterday
and well
fall goods
-e'ec ed stock ot new
for ladies, children and
.nt nUs
dr.-sses
consisting of ready made
ea)es, cloaks, jackets, knit
goods, hosier v, varus, enibroderies,
laces and fancy goods of all de
scriptions. Tiieii stock of buckles,
gloves, h.iiidkeichieis anil new
veiling cannot be surpassed.
The Oakes S vis P.ell Ringers
and Comedy Company which
plea-ed" the citizens so lunch on
their apnearance here about a year
ago, ;l'e coming again. They will
be here orr the ''2d of this month,
and will begtected by a full house,
for th.-y are good. On their ap
pearance )il Huron. Dakota; the
Leader of that place said: "Tlrose
w ho attendt d the vocal and in
strumental treat at the opera
house lasi .-aturday night pro
ton need the OaKes Swiss Bel:
Kingers and comedy Sketch Club
a I i: tl- out of the common order of
traveling t roll pes. They frequently
stirred the Isous- iu altendance,
who favoiably expressed them
selves iu iclat on to the entire ex
ercise. The solos were excellent.
The English com li.in. llany
Eide, with his mirth t .ovoking
me tody and his funny faces, in
terested the crowd amazingly.
Frank Hollister, the artistic bi.njo
ist and character vocalist, was en
cored to the echo. It was an ac
ceptable and interesting affair.
The company will do well to come
again."
Messrs. Will it Stark have just
received a new line of beautiful
silverware, solid gold watches,
rings and jewelrt of ill kinds.
Cull and see their tine selections.
Y, SKPTErBCT IT,
LOCALS.
("Janes at French's
Compasses at F. M. French's.
Wilcox ii Conn, photographers.
Fountain iens at V. ill A Starn's.
Cumming's for choice soda wa
ter.
Wilcox & Conn's Dhotogranh sral-
lery.
A large line of neck ties at E. C.
Searls.
Go to Wilcox & Conn for photo
graphs.
Gentlemen's fine shoes at E. C.
Searls'.
.Secure a good picture at Wilcox
& Conn's.
Silver headed canes at F. M.
French's.
The latest in canes at the corner
jewelry store.
Gold headed t-nnes at the corner
jewelry store.
Latest novelties in ladies cloaks
at E. C. Searls.
See those undressed kid gloves
at W. F. Read's.
When you want a nice hat call
on (J. W. Simpson.
Ladies fast black corsets and un
derwear at E. C. Searls.
All the latest in cloaks and
jackets at W. F. Read's.
Drink ice cold soda at C. E.
Bro.vnell's and be happy. 1
Ladies jackets and capes in the
latest styles at E. C. Searls.
Latest 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. Searls.
A fine line of fall tea gowns just
received at the Ladies' Bazaar.
Corner of Second and Ferry is
Wilcox & Conn's photograph gal
lery. (o to Cinnming s drug store
Blumberg tlock, for your artist's
supplies.
Zaches & Son received a large
invoice of fad and winter woolens
recentlt .
And when you want a delicious
cold drink go to C. E. Brownell's
for soda.
We make a specialty of fine
cakes for parties and weddings.
Blackburn vie Pironi.
Use Beggs Dandclioii bitters for
n.iig'-Btion, dyspepsia ami all kindred
diseases.
IVggs celebrated family remedies
arc for sale b all Ic.-idintr druggists
eivr- where.
Mens', youths' and lioys' cloth
ing and furnishing goods at G. W.
Simpson's.
Shfcial prices made on all dress
goods to make room for fall, stock
atti. W. .Miiipson'g.
New satteens, gingham's cham
bra's and other wath goods just
received at G. W. Sir'-ison's.
Happy is he who buys his fruits
and vegetables of C E. Brownell.
Always fresh and full weight.
Smoke tht celebrated Havana
filled 5-cent :girs, manufactured
at .liilius ,los ih 's cigar factory
We have our new spring stock of
kid gloves, and the best value ever
show n in Albany at W. F. Read's.
A large invoice of our celebrated
"Engineer" shoes just received at
E. C. Searls.
New groceries tills week at
Blickburn & Pironi's, and every
thing just as represented.
Ladies Can procure Hughes A
Storey's tailor system at the
Ladies Bazaar. 11. J. Sower,
agent.
I have received my fall line of
kid gloves, and our $1.50 glove is
the be-t ever offered here for the
money. E C. Searls.
Get some of those line pies and
cakes for Sunday at Blackburn &
Pironi'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 teas, with the
cut -glassware that goes with them,
forms quite an attraction and goes
very rapidiy. .
Anything you want in our ba
kery department is of the very
best. Good goods and low prices
is t hat you get there. Blackburn
i't Pironi.
Fresh bread, fresh bread, fresh
bread. Order your pies and caked
from Blackburn & Pironi ; they
are experienced bakers and can
make anything you want to order.
The genuine Boynton furnaces
are sold by Matthews A Washburn
the largest kealers in stoves and
ranges in the valley. Go and in
spect their s ock, they can please
you.
Secure your railroad, steamship
and sleeping car tickets to all
jroints North, South anil East via
the Union Pacific railway, and
save time and money. Ticket
office on Broadalbin street.
Don't fail to see our men's and
Ixtys' clothing before purchasing
elsewhere. We sell the best
clothing for the laast money of
any house in the city. Look and
be convinced. G. W. Himpson.
Messrs. Wandel A Hollenbeck
who are occupying the McFarland
building- have a tine stock of
goods snd invite examination.
They are enterprising business
men and will command a liberal
patronage.
An elekant display of fruit, in
cluding peaches, apricots, melons,
pineapples, bananas, plums,
apples, and in fact every kind of
rare fruits and fresh frveUbles, is
to be found at .las. F. Powell A
Company's grocery store. They
keep all the market affords.
Take'the Union Pacific railway
for the East, thirty-live hours
quicker thun anv other transcon
tinental line. Elegant new dining
cars, Pullman palace sleepers, free
family sleeping cars run through
to Denver, Omaha, Council Bluffs,
Kansas Gitv, St. Louis and Chi
cago. C. G. Rawliligs. city ticket
agent, foot of Broadalbiu street.
1890.
HOPKINS
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Call a,ud Sel ct What You Want.
GRAND OPENING.
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FA&L MILLINERY
At tlie Ladies Bazaar, Wednesday
and Thursday, September
17th and 18th.
All are cordially invited.
Mrs. H J, &orr.
CU. CHAM BERLIN, M. D., Ho.(iathic
Physician, office at Dr. Wallace's t'ld
stad, Broailalbin street. Office hours, 7 to
9 A, v.; I to 3 and C to S r, M.
Dissolution )llre
TO WHOM it may concern- The copartner-hip
heretofore existing uriilur the lirm
name of Wurkhart & Malrn carrying on a
general Ksal Estate Loan ft Innnrance
Business In Albanv, Oregon is thia
day dissolved by mutual oonsent, .
A. Xlalin retiring. The business will be
continue hcreaftr by K A. Burkhart at the
'd place of business and uihIt his name.
Hate ! this lsth day of September, IsSKi.
W. A, Malix.
F. A. Bu rkhoi,
DT. WVMAN isacent f r the Pacific Mo-
ual Life and Accident Insurance Co: al
so agent for Fire Insurance Co. Albany, Or.
Prompt Payment.
Alhany, Or., Sept. 5, 18iH).
About 4 p. m. on Monday of this
....... L. 1 iaiibu in Hinton folintv.
one mile from this city, was de
stroyed bv . fire. The household
poods were insured in the Oakland
Home Insurance Company, of
Oakland, Cal. To-day, after a
careful investigation, the com
panv's adjuster, Mr. M. H. Mer
.:ii" ......ilmon r,f u-liom the
in tk ciniv; .... w. -
company may feel justly proud for
1 i-ltill in hiiBi-
nees), settled the loss sustained by
his companv, to my entire satis
faction. I make this statement
without any solicitations whatever.
T T W iirnMii
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Flue Peaches.
The Willamette Paeking Com
par.y have some ot uie nnest
peaches ever seen in the market.
Special rates will be given to those
buying by quantity.
A Good Cough Syrup.
There is nothing parents should be
eo careful about as selectini i couh
syrup. Beees Cherry cough syiup
is meetinir with wonderful success.
The besl is none to good. Be sure you
iret Begirs . Every bottle is warranted .
All druggists keep it '
Try Blackburn & Pironi's once
for groceries and provisions; you
will never regret it.
full stock of Stoves and Hourse Furnishing Goods
Fain 3 eciircsy jtdscccitec
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Fall
KFCK1VIXO THE LAROF.sT AS WELL A ST LIE BEST
SELECTED STUCK OF
FURNISHING GOODS,
(iKNTS' NECK WEAK,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
and
GOSSIMErtS & UMBFELlsAS,
Ever brought, to the town of Albany. We invite comparison. We
kn w we can please. Good honest go-.'s, low prices and courteous
treatment. Respectfully.
W.
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