Morning daily herald., September 23, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

Pitting 5aUsjitraW
" oir SALE.
The Daily Hbkalw will on
tntl ecb morning a: H. J. Jones'
book atoro.where it- " be procured
t 5 cents per copy.
-IOTTINOB AB TOWN.
D. V. S. Reid, of Portland, is in
this city.
Liidi'w 3 shoes for ladies at E.
C. Sarl.
Latest styles in dress goods at
E. C. Searls.
Twenty varda of calico for $1 at
E. C. Searls.
- School shoes : the lowest at
E. C Searls
Go to .las. F. Po ' A Co's for
iresh jrrop -ries.
If vou want a good soi l pen call
on F. .VI. French.
th .. stvlisli stockinette
iacket' at Reid's.
F. M. French sells Seth Thomas
watches and clocks.
Hr-tjile for everv one at
reach's jewelry store.
Latest novelties in jackets and
capes at E. C. fearls.
Ask to see on r $2.50 shoes for
Wiea atE. O. Searls.
11 kinds of fresh fruits received
Jily at Jas. F. Poweli & Co.'s.
When vou want a stylish man's
or boy's hat go to (1. VV. Simoon.
Get Your hats at the Ladies
Bazaar.' A first claw trimmer in
attendance,
A very large assortment of new
prints, ginghams, strong cloth,
etc., at W. F. Head's.
E. C. Searls. has the finest
ladies' shoes at the lowest prices
to be found in tne vaney.
Wanted A girl to do general
housework. Inquire at the resi
dence of C. E. Wolverton.
J. A. Wilson, who has been
confined to his room withf ver for
some time, is again able to be out.
rhe latest novelties in cloaks,
jackets and capes lor Ladies,
Misses and Children at the Ladies
tUar.
Jtlein Bros, have the most at
tractive show windows in the city.
It will pay to stop and look at j
(hem-
Ladies and misses j-A-U -y cap
infants caps and bounce, an 1 a
full line of Infants' wear at i. W.
Simpson's.
For all kinds of green or Ity
fruit boxes call at the Sugar I'm
Door 4 Lumbei Company's wio
bouse, Albany, Or.
Mrs. Kesling sister of Mrs. K.
M. Robert-on, is in the city visit
Mifc .t.uves, being ut toe resi
wiu of her sister.
Fortmiller &. Irving have a full
tine of lace curtains, chenille cur
tains and table covers that are to
handsome as handsome can be.
'A dollar saved is a doliat
arned," so call at the Lid.-s
Bazaar, and examine pri-s on
millinery bef jre purchasing else
where. The Misses Ball will have a'
peningof Fall 'tn l Winter tniliin
ery Weiiie9lay, I'hursday u-l i -i
lowing days, to whieh all nre cor
dially invited.
Special bargains in til ivml
suitings just received at :W aiil 4t
cents, the best value evei show i
in Albany. Call aud see the n at
W. F. Read's.
(i. VV. Simpson has receive : his
fall stock of stockinette and scale!
jackets and three quarter sealet
' cloaks, and have a complete assort-1
uiunt. of all the latest style". j
The finest ha'.- and bonnets evet I
exhibited in Albany were seen on ;
opening day at the store of Mis- (
Ida M. Brush's her gixidaall lieing
buIu..m1 in I lie ea-t bv De soll
..,, . i t -
Messrs. Will Oc Mark have just
received nr nncui ueoun.i,
silverware, solid goM w a.ches, iH1. but ,Btl.r t'wl,.n t, 2
rings and ewelry of "nds. uVi MS. r (Mlt.
t ll ...d Bee their fane selections. , t)f, au ii(fir-e
lieo. Anderson, at the Albany .,iiie man spuing from the hushes
fish market, next door to the iost-1 in irn 0j tlie engine. In an in
iffice. has fresh oysters by the , sta,lt he was cau-nt, his lis and
pint, quart, bushel or any quantity a, ,(, crushed and ground, his
desired, in the dressed or un-j head hor.ihiy mashed and mini
dressed. j lated. and his lj,My cut in t .vo
,1. W. Brock, the anent for the J piece.-.. The man was not desli-
Gaskell Literary l luo. is in theliute, ior moiiev was lontiil in l
ity, having begun a canvass ol I
the count). lHn't fail to see hi- '
list of elegant premium lunies ior i
lemhtis.
Messrs. Louis Walter and S.
Glmbe, of Kansas, and Henry
Kuppel, of Illinois, arrived in the
eity yesterday. They are friends
of Rev. 1. B. Fisher and are look
ing at the country.
We are requested to announce
that on Sunday, (sept. 2Mb, at
o'clock p. in. lit the
Kvangclical '
church of Albany there will he
service bv the German ininistet,
! hi.
Kev. Gust L. Meyer oi Mount ;
Angel.
Lost A small leather purse, j
having about a hundred and thirty i
dollarn ill mild in it. Anv iM-rii I
returning tne same to the under
signed or to Barker Bros'. tore
will be liberally rewarded. V.
Parker.
The mechanics' fair opens Sept.
5, hut VV. F. Read hasojienedthe
largest as well as the best assorted
Stock of dry oods ever shown in
the valley. We want to compare
prices, we know we can sav you
money. A pleasure to show
goods.
The cards are out lor the mar
riage of Rev. II. V. Rominger.
former pastor of the Congregation- i
al church iu this city, now "fl
t,ast roriianu, ami .'iiw .a'uci
Baitel, iu Philadelphia, about 'he ,
1st of November., Mr. Rominger j
is just returning from a tour to the ;
. . , t
holy land
When the stomach lacks
and regularity there will lie
y
llattl-
lene heartburn, nausea, si
K-
headache, nervousness, use I r. J .
H. McLean's .Strengthening Cor
dial and Blood Purifier, to give
vac aad regularity to the stomach.
WHAT ALBANY IS DOING.
Soma of the Great Adv .ntagu That
Mik.oi? it fromicent.
The bii: m nutact'iniu
..f the Orctroni :n, is-ued
eiiitioii
ycstet-
dv, has
'hi- o sav in u-ir.n i to
tii.unv ln-iiles n snnimarv ! 'he
Annual output of fur i.i-iori-s :
Aiiiiiny is tlie jem oi the valley.
A vmt itg: " ' a: -1 to. in try is
ribu v y to it. It is h hatur.il
tl'Sti ib'i't'n.' point, mihI it? j.ili'.ers
are K J -'ling ".it in all directions
or trH'te. II is me jnnciioii o
i.e .outl"i ' P.icitic aud Orego.i
Pscitic I n -a. t ie L'tr ol wliili
v ill be a tianse miiienal Im -i.hen
the l'h:i';li.'0 ,c N.ir.iiwe
coti-iects wiU it. I Weill v-.-sx
regul.ir trains anive atid u-irt
1 lily.
Albanv jnc-ses -s a iingniricent
vater jiower. It is fnmi-died by
he Albanv V Siiiitiiini water ditei.
r t-inii I a 'dual with a capaein
;f 2'.ll)ti ruiiniu leet per miiute.
constructed lrt.iu a pmut on t i
i-iitli intiaii. some 14 mi!e iis
taut, I t- i he 9 mthe.ist of this
olace ust with 'ii the a u hwe t
li'.nnda v of 'his city this eitnl
livides : to two branch's, on--lowing
' redly north wnd emptv
into the Ixoooi i. and tne othe
,-i-jt dowi i lglit li si e -t to inurp
I ion street, thence running nurtli
I -.i i . l . ..
w mi sain sir-ei i:i einivnig un-i
the Willaui tie river near t'ne
northeast lin"fs of the city. From
his lower btanch tli.ee lateral
branches aie 1c' tt', running ifown
Ferry, Bria lalbin and Lynn
streets. lietween the point-
where the tipper branch "i sa'd
canal tlows into the ( 'a!aoi:i
and the lower branch into the Wil
lamette, there is over a mile of
water front with huh hanks. A
nead can be obt.,i..cd at any iut
within these limits of horn "Jo to
oo ieet ; and from th- lower branch
near ii ni''' h, wat-r can, with
Uk sane a-itage-a, lie conducted,
ior half a tie fan her down the
river. Ao. I roin all this, F.lkins
r alis, a qiiui ter ot a miie south oc
the citv. I" niHiies 'sv ho-s- -
power. But .t small -i tion .f
this power is .j iiized at the pre
ent time, ami. jii juld occasion d -mand,
the cap.icily of the camd
can tie do-ibled, thus fnniishiin
ample water iiower, the cheape -t
an.t the iiest, for
ll tlie neiiiauns
ot a Ljwell or a .Manchester.
II'K.HS OK IMKHKSI
Astoria has raised the sul
for the electric railway from
fie
city acros.iih.' pen.tiotila to Youn ;s
river, and tne work w.ll probably
iie pushed 'o completion.
( hi John Pay's tiser, back of A?
r ria, w tiere prsuec.iug for co-l is
joiu; on, tiie drili has reached -M)
feet, and pelielra'ed small seams
il t ie c.oveted article.
The ' tohleudale iiae:te sav:
' swarm of liees have rec mix j
fatten Hssexson of a chimney in j
lie hoii-t- of lr. John U. i-.aton ,n j
VancoilVi-r, and h ive oiie iinlus-
ttiously to wiuk putting up their:
.sinter stock of honey. Wiieii Mr. !
il.tton gets hungry for hon all
that wi'l he necessary will It
;mt a sm,.ll lite in the eii . cy
tnd as tlie honey tneits an-' runs
over he can catch it in a itnppin
pan.
Articles of iucoi p .i.iti..:: -f the
Ka-tern Oregon co-opei .iti ve ao-
uv'toii, I it i ons ol
iiave lieeti tiled in h
Ihbati by,
lerkV :':ce
at The lialles. Tne obj ci
i-s i iaiion i-i for the pnr:
-ariyitig general nierei
he
of
t.e,
ab
mm i laipleuieuls an 1 Iiau
fie suii'l;e(i i the far.n.
o isiness w ii! bt I'll Ii.iii
capital st'ick 4,lJi'.
A n ost tm ri -le sniei i
ported Ironi n-ar -eattn-an
mi Know n mill t oeiv
iti front of a coal ! 4 1 1 ii..:
Ii
in.:
- re
. nidi j
oe-C'I
i" "ti-
i oe
d
tr.oov. iei. .cavlied tu in
, nij, ,Je UM
.. ,., :, .
pieces of his clothing and flesh,
scattered along the track fortlurty
varus. .o tetters were lound on
the remains and
his identity'
is
uiiknow ii.
The Onk' ShU
Bell Hlngerit.
This e inpanv gave tine of their
j excel lei. t entertainments at the
! o(iera bou-e last evening, ai d
evinced that they had lost none of
I their genuine merit. Manv launh-
able drolleries n given and some
Ol the P OHt. ti.ir,t(..iii..iiu I........
tiful music ever listened to.
A Kipn OIl AK.
11. llok'O'tie and Aife, of
herville, Texas, have cele-
I.
I:
brute
1 their tiftv-iiith weddinif
anniversary, and are t.ll hate and
tieartv. The secrnt ot 1 1 ieir n.iitr
i lite and g'xtit heaith is tiiat thev
Correct any -iiuht ailineiit.'proinpt
Iv. and in tint w ay avoid serious
sickness. Like most every one
els, i,ey ire m jre .'requentiv
troubled witi, count ipatioii tbaii
any other physical di.-or.ier. I'o
correct thi ::,ry taKet. Patrick's
Tills in preference to anv other,
h'-cause, as Mr. ilolcomh ays,
"They are a mild hill and. besides
k ep the wi:ole cysi;u m e.,od
' : ,'
iioer. Ue prize tbeo, v..r.
y.'- For sa c bv t-o-l.n. m
Mason. li:gisti..
u..tli-r 1'itr.
Te will have another car of
choice waterniei iiisand canlelone-i
I i.-oa
,r!cho ce
Me art-still turinng out i
groceries bv the wagon i
li-lil ati.l u II ,nr ..li....u.r ,1..... ...... '
I li . iu i,. ti.u ,. I k...l.. ....... .
mi ...nv. in ,"nii. vniri OOI lllli;
gi oceries f roui Mulierii Garrelt's.
Latest styles in drees buckles at
. C. SrJs.
SODDEN DEATH AT ECHO.
Jord C .op-r, Fall to
After Smoking
ta riusr
a Pipe.
Dead
A man named J. (J. Co per died
Fiiddenlv at Echo, Oregon Fridav.
He arrived at that place in the
morning from Weston with bis
wife, on horseback. They h id a
pack aniimil, and their three
horses wen- I'irned loose in a pas
ture. They then m 1o camp in a
little cabin across the river from
town and Mrs. Cooper prepared
dinner. Her husband partook
heartily of the meal placed before
him ami Ket dw n to siiioke.tniuch
against hi wife's wishes, as his
smoking always priKluced a violent
!it ot coughing. A le ui'nntes
a ter be had tinUhed his pipeful
he b 'gau to .'ouv'b, and blood'
issued ironi his mouth. He arose
a-'d Weill to I tie .l(Mr. Just is ll-'
reached 'he thresiiold be pressed
bis hands to his chest an 1 ex
tla'tned: "lam gone'." Iinmodi-
BtelN atterwar-le falling to the noor
H's wife "creamed in horror, ami
her cries were heard by Dr. Morrow
of Ej!io. who crossed the riv-rand
rrivel just as th unfortunate
man ire;n.e.ii ..isiat. ms month
was c!o."."-: wi'li hlo'', and it is
P'ippif-el 1; s .lealh was due to a
mill m of an aneurism, catiMPg
internal hemorrhage of the lung- !
He ha.l compl-.uneil of pains in the i
chest for tiie last two vears. Ilia
wife is left n .leitilu'e eircum-
(lahv i Tl:i are no i bii 'ren.
.In le lartin was ntUi-d bv
ti'leg-ai'l: of Cooper's death, and
di-pache, r. Vineent to Echo
to a range f r the burial. The
lo.-t.oi' returned on this morning's
train.
The ui.t'i whose life ended so
suld-nly s "hpjioshiI to be none
other ti- i'i '.iordoii Cooper, who
was :rrx - e l 'l Walla Walla on
l ie charge of miirderieg a man
named I 'avis and wus afterward
released He had 'esided at Wes
tort for hi ne ye trs, w here I e was
kn iwti a' '.laybir.,.'' Ho former
ly lived in the Willamette valley,
and is said had the reputation of
l-ei.i a desperadv there.
Mr. Cooper, who is well known
i.i Alhany, was bo'ii and raised in
Linn county, and has brothers and
sisters here now. His parents
re dead.
IteiuiX'ratM Make Love tu Farmem.
Tillies Mountaineer: The dem
ocratic party is making love to the
farming popul ation of the country
mdthe terms are as, "! and sweet
as the sigh of a sun .:er breeze.
i'ii' our farmeis an Mot easily
c-joled with twe t sounding
l-rases, without these ire made
practical by covre pondi..gactions.
Froti :t- interception to the
piesent democracy tins never been
the true friend of the hanl-work-u
IS tiller of the soil. The '.Teat
ntcrnal improvements which
mat-e our rivers navigable to the
ptodneer, open up th public
liom.iiii to the home-seeker and
and home builders- have been acts
of republican congresses. Onh
when inoie slave territory could
he triveii to the Soii'hern autocrat.
I d tiie democratic party place it
self on record for extension of
domain. The homestead, pre
mpliou an I other law, which
give to every American citizen the
right of settlement n the broad
a ns of the west arrf the results of
republican administrate 'ii, and if
i tne partv h i protected American
mdiisti ies. it has also walled
iron n I the American farmer and
producer against unfair comneti
iioii. Tnese soft arid soothing
tones to I he farmeis by Bourbons
are th- solids A sirens w ho only
seek their destruction.
lh linroveil KnikKter and Baker.
In this lay of inventive genius
nanv articles ate being made that
are of surpassing utility. In the
culinary line, jne of the most use
ful oi these is a latest improved
roaster and baker, being a very
useful and desirable article for
very housewife in the land. Mrs.
V il. Tall, of this city, has the
agency for l.iiin county, and de
sires ti place one in every well
reguiat. i i.niiily. She also desires
to pluct t'lem in the hands of local
agents ' liferent parts of the
county. I ir particulars address
her at this city, 1 O. liox !7. or
call at this office.
Cld MorniiiKH.
What one wants these cold
mornings is a good cup of coffee.
To all loers of lino coffee we
would Kay, go to Mm-lier A liar
rett's and try some of their cele
brated roast cotfee, the finest in
the land.
John VV. Richardson of Ioty
villc, was in the city yestenlay.
He reports having raised some
extra tine peaches of the Kiiburn
or Ironclad variety, a very hardy
peach that wi.l grow i t almost any
latitude. Oregon can be counted
as a successtiil peach cotiutiy.
especially in the Willamette and
Uogue river valleys.
TheThomae Kay Woo'len Mills
(f .aleui. have appointed (S. VV.
Simpson tUcir agent in Albany. A
full line of men and hoys clothin-j
hlankets and tlani els and all atti
cles manufactured by the mill will
be kept in s'ock. These g. ods are
I tie best in the in n ket and w ill
give entire satisfaction.
The I'nion Pacific are no-.v run
ning t o daily train through to
Chicago in three d iys,t arryingall
classes oi passengers, on both
ti. litis bavi'ig Puliinan sleepers,
loiinsls sleepers and free reclinim:
chair cars attached. Passengers
can now leave Poriland at 7 a. m.
and 1 c. m. For sleeping car res
ervation, etc. apply to C. ti. Uaw
lins, foot of ihoadalbiti street.
See our novelty dress patterns.
They are cheap and of ibe latest
styles. . W. Simpsou.
1'ry lilackburn 4 Pironi's one
for groceries and provisions ; you
will never r"srel it.
2s w goods at liead's.
'IBE AT O0B0E&.
DestriGtiun of Valuable Prsperty-It
Will Be EebuUt.
Special to the HKHALU.i
Cobik, Sept. T! The shingle
mil1 owned bytioodale A See of
this place was totally destroyed by
tire last night at twelve o'clock.
The loss is about 2U0 1. It was
uninsured. They will rebuild at
once.
FRATERNAL DUTY ACCOMPLISHED
The following lueinbers of Laurel
Lodge No. 7, K. of P. of this city
went to Luuene last Saobath to
assist in the funeral and burial
services of Knighf (J. A. Lithgow
ol Clnvilri s lxulge o. 47"i, K. of P.
of Pennsylvania, viz: Kn.gbts, (i.
VV. Hochstedler. .1. F. Hail, U. (1.
Ilavne. W. M. Parker. X. .1. Hen
t .11, IJ. E. Pi-ops t, ' i. Hale and
'J. W. VVrigh. Bt other Lithgow
had only just located at Eugene,
and although there is no Pythian
Lodge at that city, there are re
siding there a few noble heartud
and tu- Pytlnan Knights, who
during the last three weeks of our
deceased biother's illness, spared
neither their time l ot money in
caring for our depart '.uo'her and
his now bereaved wife and little
children. As we gaih'te l around
bis gave md v. en l ti. rough the
leiititiful and impressive ceremon
ies of our beloved order, we faint
y realized 'he truth f the old
proverb "thut a good name is
rather to be chosen than great
riches," and that our journey
' here h:d rot been in vain. There,
our broiher in u flange land, had
found trie nds, who w ith kind hands
and hearts full of brotherly love
,md friendship, had cine and laid
h;iu geiulv to rest.
Fr'endship! How noble aud
selt-sacrificiti.' is true friendship!
The writer could but feel, that the
cetemonies the grave, ihe cohin
ed dead in the hands of its friends,
th1 weeping widow and children,
the circle of Knights-all combin
ed to make the heart of each
present, sotter, nobler, aud truer
to those great principles, the prac
tice of which tit us for the eternal
Hie oeyonii, whwre we Must all is
goodness, love and purity.
Such lessons are sad, hut if they
serve tlie purjiose ol making men
better, and filling their minds w ith
higher and nobler resolutions, the
Divine plan of death is not barren
of good fruit. All must die, but
oftentimes it is, that one thinks
only of death when standing face
to face with the departed.
Would it not be more philosoph
ical while planning how to live, to
devote some of our t'me to the
studv of death The p.iilosophy of
the grave? (J. W. VV.
Aa KxplitiiHtloii.
In answer to the complaint
against my shooting gallery by N.
l. Conn, I wish to say that the
prizes aie cut down one-half on
acconi.t of not enough scores hav
ing been tired, which fact has-been
thoroughly explained and under-.-tood
by every one shooting. Mr.
Conn's score was not allowed be
cause he did not comply with the
rule, shooting at a rest instead of
offhand The tirst prize was won
hy the score made by Harry Wal
ters. Ibis smtement is correct
and can be utles -! by " itneso J.
John II. Fai.stek.
The next t ri.e shooting will be
for eight prizes, l.-t prize 2d
I3, 3d 7, 4th Tub f5, lith ,
Vth $3, Mh if.2, will come off on
Saturday the 18th of October. If
not sutlicieiit scotes Ke shot the
prizes will be given according to
the scores taken,
The I iii. n I'avillc.
Is the only line running two'
fast trains daily from Portland to
Omaha, St. Paul, Kansas City,
Chicago, St. Louis and all jioints
East and South. Buy your tickets
of C. G. Raw-lings, foot of Broad
albin street, Albany.
Cornet! t;ii'tit
We make a specialty of ladies
and misses tine corsets and w rte.
We have a drive in a Ffnch
sateen corset at o cents. xtra
good value.
s.tM'TKL K. Yo Ne.
Krem-h Taimy IVafern.
These wafers are a hure and safe
specific :or all kinds of female
troubles and w ill remove all ob
structions to the monthly periods,
no m uter what the cause. They
are just w hat every woman needs,
and can lit; used safely. For sale
by the Livingstone Medical Co.,
manufacturers, Portland, Oregon,
also from our sole agent, J. A.
dimming, druggist, Blumberg
block, Albany, Oregon.
To the liuyers at Shoes.
We are offering some rare bar
gains in men's and ladies shoes.
We sell you the same shoes that
other houses siiow you made by
he same manufacturer in short
they aie the same goods for much
less money. Call, and see our
prices we guarantee to save from
2 lo 50 per cent on each pair of
shoes purchased. These goods
are new and tirst class in every
particular. A. B. McIlwajm
Fall anil Winter Woolens.
We have received a large
invoice of tine wojlens. including
novelties of the latest foreign and
eastern designs and await your
early inspection. It is of course
understood we po-dively guaran
tee perfect fit and tirst-class work
manship. Z.m uks A Sos,
Merchant Tailors and l)rnrer8,
Opposite lWollice.
Faults of imligest on cause dis
orders of the liver, and the whole
svstem lieeomes deranged. Dr. J.
11. McLean's .-trengthening Cor
dial and Blool Purifier perfects
the process of digestion and assim
ilation, and thuc makes pure
blood.
Have you seen the new
ountain at Cumming's?
Use elegant lotion for tan.
soda
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Cane at French's
Compasses at F. M. French .
Wilcox A Conn, photographer.
Fountain ir t V. ill AtP'arc't,.
Cumming's for choice soda wa
ter. Wilcox A Conn's photograph gal
lery. A large lh of neck ties at E. C.
Searls.
Go to Wilcox A Conn for photo-
grapus. j
Gentlemen's fine shoes at T'.. C.
Searls'.
Secure a good
A Conn's.
picture at Wilcox
Silver headed
French's.
at F M.
The latest in ennes at. the
jewelry store.
Gold headed encs at the
jewelry stoie.
Latest novelties in ladies
at E. C. Searls.
See those tiodies-ed k:d
at W. F. Read's.
When vni wnn: a niee h
on 1 1. . Simpson.
Ladies fast black cor-e's and un
derwear at K C. Searls.
All the latest in e'oak- und
jackets at W. F. Iiend': .
Prink '.oc cohl soda at ('.
Ilrownell's ai;d be happy.
V.
Ladies jack- t-i .ted c ines in
latest style-! ft I. C. Se ir's.
Latest designs in jewelry
received at F. M. French's."
ih.
jn-t
V lereck's sh:tvin; and hair
i-ut-
ting saloon, striving lo cents.
Ludlow 's .:UM! ladies shoes all
sizes and widths at E. C. searls.
A tine line of fall tea gow ns just
received at the Li lies' Bazaar.
Corner of S-'cond and Ferry .is
Wili-ox A Conn's, photograph gal
lery. (io to Cumming's drug store
BlumVrg 1 lock, for your artist's
supplies.
Zaches A Son received a large
invoice of fad and winter woolens
recetitlx .
And when you want a delicious
cold drink go to C. K. BrownoH's
for soda.
We make a specialty of fine
cakes for parties and weddings.
Blackburn A l'ironi.
Use Beggs Dandelion bitters for
nd'urestiou, dyspepsia and all kindred
encases.
Begifs celebrated family
are for sale b all Iciulintr
every wtiere.
remedies
drut-iists
Mens', youths' and boys' cloth
ing and furnishing goods at G. VV.
Simpson's.
Special prices made on all dress
gooils to make room for fall stock
at (i. V. Simpson's.
N'?w eatteens, gingham's clmm
bra's and other wash goods jupt
received at (4. VV. Simpson's.
Happy Is he w ho buys his fruits
and vegetables of C. E! Brow nell.
Always fresh and full weight.
Smoke tht celebrated Havana
filled 5-cent igirs, manufactured
at Julius .los h"8 cigar factory.
We have ocr new spring stock of
kid gloves, and the best value ever
shown in Albany at W. F. Read's.
A large invoice of our celebrated
"Engineer" shoes just received at
E. C. Searls.
New groceries this week at
Blackburn A Pironi's, and every
thing just as represented.
Ladies can procure Hughes A
Storey's tailor system at the
Ladies Bazaar. II. .1. Sower,
agent.
1 have received my fall line of
Kiu gloves, ana our fi.uo glove is
the best ever offered here for the
money. E. C. Searls.
Get some of those line pies and
cakes for Sundnv at Blackburn A
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 be 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 rapidly.
Anything you want in our ba
kery department is of the very
best. Good goods and low prices
is what you get there. Blackburn
A l'ironi.
Fresh bread, fresh bread, fresh
bread. Order your pies and cakes
from Blackburn A l'ironi ; they
are experienced bakers and can
make anything you want to order.
The genuine Boy n ton furnaces
are sold by Matthews A Washburn
the largest kealers in stoves and
ranges in the valley, (io and in
spect their s'ock, they can please
you.
Secure your railroad, steamship
and sleeping car tickets to all
points North, South and East via
the Union Pacific railway, and
save time ana money,
office on Broadalbin street
Ticket
Don't fail to see our men's and
boys' 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. Simpson.
Messrs. VVandel 'A 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 vegetables, is
to be found at .las. F. Powell A
Company's grocery store. They
keep all the market affords.
Takethe Union Pacific railway
for the East, thirty-five hours
quicker than anv other transcon-
intntal line. Kleiant new dmine
i ars. Pullman ualace sleepers, free
familv sleeoinif cars run throtiirh
to Denver, Omaha, Council lilutls,
Kansas City, st. lx)uts and Chi
cago. C. G. Rsw-lings, city ticitet
gent, foot f Broadalbin strset.
HOPKINS
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Wc dcsiie to inform the citizens
; i actoiicr over 2- o t o. -v.:
j low idi eompe! itors. .-ian a.ivei i
I wortn of goods a "icket eii'iMin t
at our store, if vou in ei : : u:c!ia
Farmbrs Attention.
Do yt.ii w.-tut iu ti) :i JV:i ! r, Fi.giiif, TI) esber, Mower oi ! -r marLiney
this j e:u ?
A. Stcamtcat Ictd ci It
STEWART
Call and Sol ct AVluct Vou Want.
IIUmiIuIIoh ll--
To WHOM it mav c.iitrn- Tin- , o,.irt-
ner.-hip hcrctofurc cxistin; nn.lir thu lirm
name of Bnrkhart k Malm rarrjnm on a
tftnral Keal btatc Loan .v luui ui.v
Uaini-s in Albanv, Oi . ''?
ilay dismilvril bv mutual ..nsoiu, W .
A. Malin retirii'nr. lie bunnies
cimtiiitmi hen-alter kv K A, llurRhart at tlie
4 place of bubiueiw and un.lcr In.- iiame.
Dated this i:illi dav of Sej leint.cr, IV"'.
W. A, Mai.in.
K. A. BlRKMM,
DT. WYMAS isai at f .r tlie r..citic Mu-
tual Life anil Accident Insiiniin e o: a!-
00 agent for Fire insurance Co. .'.Ilian , Oi".
FIRST EATIOBILBAM
PRKSIDKNT L. FI.INN.
VtCE PKES1DKST S. K YOV.NO.
CAsiiiKR k. w. La:-, jos.
niRAXSAOTS A OENEJAL BANK.WG
X HL'SiNKSh.
S. E. Yoi'N'o,
U E. Klain,
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K r Sox.
W. Lanouon
Cashier.
f F.VKKK HOUSE, ALBANY, OK.-C1IAS
XX, I'feitter, Prop, only nri-eoiasa noust
11 Iho city. Larjro aample rooms for com
mercial men. o Chinamen employed tu tlie
kt'ehen. General ataire oth corvAiiw.
OK SALE Ca ill cr installiiieiit plan -
Onebuiruv and harness expreHU wa-oii
1 anil bar lies and two homes. Apply w
w
B. tiilso...
I 1ATAU1UI CUKED, health nnd sweet
j breath eeurel, by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. 1'rice 50 cents. Natal Injector free.
Sold by Foshay A Mason.
AISLSri&iFM, : Job : Printers
JFUNM BLBCK ALBANY OR.
Fine Teachea.
The Willamette Packing Com
pany liave some of tlio finest
peaches ever seen in the market.
.Special rates w ill be given to those
buying by quantity.
A Sooil Cough Syrup.
There is notliitiir parents should be
no carrful aliout as selcctim a coutrli
sj.up. Bck9 Cherry coutrli syup
is meetintr with wotiJcrful succcsis.
Tlie best is none to irood . Be su; c t
Uct Bt-ecs. Every boltle is warranted.
All dru;trits keev it.
Dry goods and notions on firFt
cloth inK department and
! vpnta furnishinit eoods on second
! flfior at (i. 'V. Simpson's.
Over a 1001 different patterns
of dress eor-ds to choose from at
W. F. Read's.
M GOODS!!
-DEALERS IN
of Albany and vicinity that we have
; tivi : stoves. --' -h "
ei l i : or. r hu in- s w will 'r ive to e.u li j...
id r to o e c aiic- in a f'lll I! c'.ce'-pUted StoVJ
a -I vi-1 a I a:it! s o ir line and get our pr.cee
ir U :(Hz eiy fxz'. uctiTcr? j'ti iletccrttcf 1890.
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