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Newspaper Page TextTHF 'tOWSTSG rTKTTALD: TTETiyESPA Y, SEPTEMBER 24, IS90. OTf IALK. Tb Daily Hkbaiu will le ou aale each morning a H. J. Jones' book store, where it tn be procured t 5 cents per copy. fUTTINOS AIM' TOWN. E.J. Lanning is in Portland. Ludlow $3 shoes for ladies at K. O. Searls. Latent stylet in dress goods at K. C. Searls. Twenty yards of calico for $1 at E. C. Searls. School shoes n the lowest at E. C. Searls. Simon Seitenba of Spokane, is in the ci'y. Go to :?. F. Powell Co's for fresh gr series. If you want a good gold pen ca'l on F. M. French. ge those stylish stockinette jacket' at Read's. F. M. French sells Seth Thomas watches and clocks. Jack Warnei went to cio yes terday on business. Spectacles for every one at French's jewelry store. Latest novelties in jackets and cupes at E. C. .- earls. Ask to see our fc.50 shoes for ladies atE. C. Searls. J. P.Galbraith and O. II. Irvine went down the road yesterday. All kinds of fresh iruits received 4aily at Jas. F. Powell A Co.'s. Don't forget th V. C. T. I, fair Tnursday and Friday evening. When you want a stylis1, man's or boy's hat go to ti. W. Simnson. (ct your hats at the Ladies Bazaar. A nipt class trimmer in attendance. Hon. J. P. Wajjer has severed his connection with the Pendleton East Oregonian. The warehouses and mills of this city are receiving large quantities lot wheat aauy. A frr Urea assortment ot new nrinta. cinuhams. stronu cloth. tc. at W. F. Uoad's. E. C. Searls, has the finest ladies' shoes at the lowest prices to be found in the valley. Wanted A girl to do genera notisework. Inquire at the resi dence of C. E. Wolverton. The delegates to the Y. M 0. A. at Portland are C. 11. Hart, I'rof. W.-dl. Lee and Chas Cumck. Dr. C. C. Kelly can be found ii his office in the itrahan-IV-irce block ready for calls every day. The eW-tnt new counters oi th .a o: Oregon budding arrive '.M week and will sim.ii be i i posi tion The latest novelties in cloaki jackets and capes for Ladies Missss and Children at the ladiei Xlein Bros, have the most at tractive show windows in the cily It will pay to stop and look a; them. Ladies and misses j;ckey caps infants caps and bonnes, and ; lull line of infants' wear it 'i. W Jimp-wn'8. For all kinds of green or dr; fruit boxes call at the Su-ar Pin Door A Lumbei Company's wart iiwuse, Albany, Or. Fortiniller & Irving have a ful line of lace curtains, chenille cur tains and table covers i hat are a handsome as handsome can tie. "A dollar saved is a dolla arned." so call at the Ladies Bazaar, and examine prices or millinery tf jre purchasing else where. The Misses Hall will have a peninx of Fall and Winter miliin ry Wednesilay, Thursday and fol lowing days, ti which all are coi dially invited. Special bargains in all wooi snitii gs just received at :J0 and cents, the best value eve- show i: in AlbuT. Call and see tiiem at W. F. Re'ad's. tj. W. Simpson has receivt'd his fall stock of stockinette and sealel jackets and three quarter scale! cloaks, and have a complete assort ment of all the latest styles. Tne finest hats and fionnets evei exhibited in Albany were seen on opening day at the store of Mis Ida M. Brush's her g.xxlsall being selected in the ea-t by pe-son Messrs. Will 5c Surk have just received a new line of beautiful silverware, solid gold watches, rings and jewelry of 01 kinds. Call and see their tine selections. Geo. Anderson, at the A I ban fish market, next door to the fnjst ciffice, has fresh oysters by the pint, quart, bushel or any quantity desired, in the dressed or un dressed. . J. W. Brock, the agent for tie Gaskell Literary Club, is in tic ity, having begun a canvass o; the count). Don't fail to see hi-' list of elegant premium bibles for ) memb-ii. We are requestel to announce i tha. on Sunday, Sept. 28th. at 1' J o'clock p. lu. in the Kvangt-bcal ' church of . Albany there will be! service by the German minister,! Kev. Gust E. Meyer of Mount I Angel. Lost A small leather purse. . having about a hundred and thii ty , dollars in gold in it. Any pers-m1 returning the same to the under mianrtd tr to Parker Bros", stoic will be liberally rewarded Parker. F.. A. The mechanics' Mir opens ept. 25 but W. r. Keaa liasopeneu me largest as well as the best assorted stock Ot llry OOUS eer biiowii hi tb valley. We want to compare prices, w know we can save you money. A pleaiunt to show goods. Mrs. E. Murray, proprietor of the Exchange hotel of this city, received a telegram from Junction City, stating that her aun', Mrs. Uxy Ana Murray, was dying. Mrs. Murray leit on last night's train for Junction. Dr. H. A. Leineiiger nnd Mr. Starr went out to the front Yester day, with 'ie ii.'entiou oi bagjir some big game. Justice J. K. Wvatt vcstVrdav performed the unmade i-ufi-numy for Mr. It. F. Simons .joid Mis Km ma J. r'ronk. While rfp-Trinj tlie sidcw'nlk in front of the .. .eie House yester day a g l I ring mid several dollars in m-ney were found. Prof. Palm-r left last niuht tot I Sn Fraiic-i-co, where he will "o into business. He made many friends in lhany, who will icgret his leaving us. W. P. Inger.-sol, a voting gent Io nian from Sioux City, low.-, is paviiur rvon h first visit, he ng the truest of his aunt Mr. A. IV Woo lin in this rity. I)r. itill. who ha lieen in attend ance upon the junior editor of the Hk'iai.o, returned to his home in F.u.'ene ves erday. Mr. Whitnev is sti't confined to his room. Th Mbanv l.a'lies Aid society will ..VI ;fk V full : importa t i'iis alt-moon at 2 f Mrs. Walter MoiiteithV tendance is desi-vd as : bus'ness is to lie trans- aeted. Mr. anil Mrs. Robert Conn cele brated their co'-len wedding last evening. A number of tlieir friends assembled at tlieir resi dence and a very enjoyable even inn was spei t. The smoke, dust and a few clouds obscured the rays of the sun vesterdav. The expressed wish of nearly everyliodv now is. "Oh. for a good old fashioned Webfoot rain." An old-tisier, w ho mined dow n Rogue rivr in 'lie early fifties, and who was in Josephine county .vhen it was full of Indians, say the Indi .n r ine for the altori'i- nals wl 1 d near this place, " The name for the rid Table R v k li rack." The Apnlc- was ' Wi;i"s Sams vaiiey dians was " -ates calle I themselves the "Tchastas." At the first meeting of the East Columbia river conference of the M. E. Church -iouth.the following apjiointmon's were made : K. i. Michael, presiding elder; M. V. Howard, Pendleton ; J. N. Bell, Walla Walla; W. II. Gird.s, lt.iv fon; M. Lartsin, Imeroy; II. i i'.arnhirt. La tirande: K. Ad- kms. ileppner: II. I, tTger. Grand Rotide ; I) 'V. Yoakum, Baker City: Rev. Kagle, Boidt Valley; R. B. tin-go. Pine Valley. A cont Met has been let for a IvViM'oot tunnel in the Fiist Thought mine, Okamigan district. The tunnel starts in at 'he foot of the hill on what is known ns Ruby Hat, and will tap the First. Thought ledge at the northern exlie-nity of the claim and the l'e-t surf.tce point. The tunnel will tap the ledge H'JO feet below the surface, xnd by drilling south int.-- the bill under the present woikings a dep' b of b40 feet will lie attained This will be the longest tunnel h; tne comity, and will t te iiu mouths to complete. The Jumpo(!-.Joe bii-1: 'nt iiile below Merlin. s phiue county, wa- open--l for 'ravel h-,t week." Ttds br'dge is ii -riv:a structure. It is H'J f.-.-t ! : with a 75-foot span. : feet ibove low water. The citizens of the vicinity united in its conalruetio' tin ourity furnishing 'lie p!a- foi the floor and aHopria' . .. 'o. Il.e people of that vicri: art proud of 'heir bridge, and .link they have a pas'-way over t'ir indent Juinp-otl-! ( l'i ; i!! staad its w inter I'm . (ROM CROOK COUNT i Major Powell Surve? forpi 1' el Up- 8h DT"'s Qaacdiry. oh.-- Kt-view. 'Uncle" Bart APen le- next Monday f-r Willamette vaMey, from whence he goes to I -wa to spend the winter. The po-'tinaster at Price, we iiudeistaiid, has recigiu-I. and there will be no mail service to that place until another post master is appointed. However, we understand R. S. Price is will ing to take the office, and will pr bably be appointed, which wil't lie the means of the settlers on Camp creek getting their mail. Wa-co county sheepmen who are in this ciuii'y for the purpose of eating up our summer range are somewhat inconvenienced by 'bis county not having a stock pi-sH-ctor They went to get bat k to Wa-co and cannot get traveling lermds, John ."icmore. the re cently .ipjioiiPed i'ispec or for tint county, having tailed to qualifv. Crook county wants a term of circuit court tuis fad, but tha' it jwillgetii is uncertain, it will 1 probably cst the county $4110(1 to i bold a term, and 1 1 h s to not, i to have matters settle-! that ae ! pending the people can allord the '.greater expenditure. ! The dudes w ho compose Major i Powell's ye -logical surveying cor ps hung up at Boi-e City th- other day lor want of muds to povecd on. The -ettlers who have be n discommoded by the major s land law only vvi-.h he had :.. ,-n hung up to a 'ree two or three year ugo. I h .fi ll Mrelmi;. Immediately a'ter prayer meet ing, Wednesday evening, the Committee on pulpit supply ot the Baptist church will report." A full a' tendance of th church i- de s red in order tint the entire : n.emoersnip may nave a voice in : tite selectioi of a pa-t-.r. Coin- nut tee. Drunk andjliiorilrl)'. A young fellow aUitit IsorL'O y jars of age was arte-ted yesterday rjicriiing for being drunk and -lis. o derly, and will answi r to the cdarge in Kecordcr Kentoi.'s court t eday. He was too drunk to give bis nanie. JSCIL FROCEEDINUs tasv SeioB Last Efeni The Ri n.d S'.rert 3-w r The city council met in regular session at the chambers last eve ning. M vr Cowan he inn absent Councilman Tabier presided. The commit ee on streets and public property rei unintended tiiat the extension i th- oiitiet of Rail road street sewer be laid with thirty-inch cement p:pe, .tcconling to plans, and the report was adopted. The street commissioiiei made the f 'llowng recotumeiidations : Grivel 7th st.eui "etween Rail road and Jackson streets, adjoin ing blH-ks IK and 17, and a uew si lewalk on the Soii:h side of 1st street, adjoining I' :ls '.i and 4, in block 110, a ne a sidewalk on the , o tii si; of F isrlh sicei.ai joiiiing lot- 2 ami 3, block 12, and .i new sidewalk on the eust side oi Maple str. et, adjoining block 44; :t(io leu Tne ci y m-irshal reported Jfb1, :I40 collecte. fL Iho note . i cue city of li.llsiioro lor balance on band engine wa.-orde.-'d p!:u. il ;n the bunds of the city aito. iicv lor i-'j lect; n. A mi nbei oi pti-iO'i.- lor iateiai s -vers w--ie reined to t he coii.n; I I e on si leer - and public piocel t with autiiority to in- trucl tne re corder to a-1 ven.se lor and accept bid- for I ie work. IV 1 1 ion oi cti.eii- :or aai.ivwaik u 'be n-'rlii -id- of S.-con.l stre- t, bet eii .ibiiiio ii. -.y and Jackson streets, was referred to tin com- ii t-ee on slice .- and publi pioperly. A. VV . Carey was rante 1 a l'.qiloi license. Mi. Ivci ey made a proposition to the c ...u. it in ;n ike a survey, estabh-ii.-.l grades, sjiecity ste ol p p s ioi a se Aei system lor SI,0ii, . .deli ua-t referred to a committee oi tne Wi.ole. Win. dider, engineer of engine Xo. L, wasailoMed ifL'".00 for the ork of repairing the engine. Nuht Police Win. lilier was granted a leuve of absence of ten lavs. N.J. Henton !! 4o X. .1. Henton -'7 M J dm Maxwell 48 XJ .1. VV. Reesj 2 uO loiin ClelLm o 00 t.eo. W. Hughes 3 00 l'.. .CnudiU - 50 J. C. Msers 1' Ob K. S. Levitt 2 35 ik-u Johnson . '1 75 W. A. Mcl'lain 50 00 lolin llotlinaii 517-0 Wm. Miller 70 00 John Jones 70 00 T. e co uicil adioiirne.. to meet next Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. Ale .lit Tha State Fair. Salem -atesman says the s'ate fair is over an-! i-. ho attended it have bad to comprehend it the sue- es- Tl hos tine if the occasion seems great. It realiy was a pioseeiotia meeting. ibis is shown in the increased receipts in every department I'tie total receipts of the fair this yeai from ali sources was $l.S,!Hlti, 'Xi, aitd is a coiisideralile increase 0. er the rec iptsof previousyears. Iiiey were very much larger at the -ag;n ga.e, showing the in cie is' u alter dance lo h ive been generally troiii the country. The number of peisons attending the races us about the same as last car, although the niimb-r of peo ple at the fair exceeded tuat of the year before This would argue in i ivor oi better r..c- s next year. There must be fast horses here, and to bring theiu there must be -ome good sized purs-s. Thit on l-l resell in fetching I he horses and they would attract the people The movement to arr-inge ample purses is on fo it cud it 111- be taken f -r gra'ite l the next speed trials (. the race course ol the state agricultural society will be alwvt; the ordinary. Hop Culture. Oregon City Knterprise: Hop culture is cei till illy becoming one I our .i ' sure and profitable in dustrit i r gon is admirably adapted .. ue growth and cultiva moii of , and while the price may Ik: 1..; one year, the price surely advance again. Hops are now quoted at a g. o-l tigur--, and the estimated crop of Oregon and Washington at 14.b'K.KK) p. nnds will vield to the two stat s ' lit sum of at least !f:;,00".00 at pres ent prices. Hops not o'dy prove reiiiiinerative to the in bvidual producer, but are a source o1 rev enue to the com it-y at large, in t ie year of 1SS7 this country ini Krted ls,277,3-S pounds ol hops more than it eport d. In the wai of lSS.Sthis wa-i baiiged and 1 . !! 7,! IU piuiuls were exported ver and alwive the imports. In the year of ISS'J, 12.5Mii,L'ii2 pounds were expoited, ami only 3M7t,lfW were imported the past nvo veirs, changing the balaiict: of trade in our favor, thus adding to our na tional wealth. An I'nfeuniloil Kiiiiior. A reiolt nas been circulate i looiit the city lor seteral Oa -that Harry Ptitman, well kiion in this cily , w ho it is been in San t rancisco for several years, work ing at lite jewelry bu iness, had been f..u d guilty of suaii-.g valu a:rle diamonds . ml sentenced to the penitentiary ;or Uvcuty years. A dispatcii receiv d in tni- city yesterday.expla.n- lite mutter. . man by the name of I'ntmaii was a: rested and lound mid y, asatiove stated, but tl was not Harry Put man. Suililrn IIxhIIi. MaudePai:csrii,daughtf r of Mr. and Mrs. .t- seph Patterson, aged I I years, .lied yesterday at twvive o'cl-ick, oi intestinal oostructiun oi tne b jwels. at er a very enoit lilness, tiaviiig taken sick ut one o'clink a. m. Momlay. The Itinera! will occur to-day at ten o'clock from the residence of John A. Hall, turner First and Mam streets. i AM A MUSIS a INCIDEKT. TbeMiakeof Hewlv Married CibU at the Dep .t leiteiday. Five trains leaving tht depot almost simultaneously is too much f..r one who has not traveled a great deal, and hardly a day passes i hat some one does not chase a train a quarter of a mile or bo. Those w h y were at the Southern Pacific depot yesterdav witnessed an amusing scene. A couple from the rural districts, more than likely newly-married, that is judging from appearances, wereon their way to Yaquiua, and the husband put bis wife on what he thought was the Oregon Pacific train lor the Utter place, but in reality was the north-bound train lor Port and. He went into the 'aggageioom to get his trunk ccked, and just lie n ;he train pulled out. He mistrusted that ne had made a mis'ake and ex-citedlyex-1 timed. "Where's that tra: n going?" '.n I on being in formed that it wa-. bound fo Port 1'iiitl, he started aft -r i at a 10 -ec-iid pace, overtaking the train vhen it sto. p d at he switch, he I. aped aboa-d and did not s top i mining u-itil he g : "bis own" by the hand, dragged her out on he ;rlatform, and jumped off w ith her in his arms. They walked hacktotiiedep.it hand in hau l, .si'iiihng, an lc-ngratiihiringtheiii--elves on their lucky escape, and afier rheckiu iheit baggage got on "the Oregon Pa ilic train to gether. I'luiiet-i OtttctirH. The campof Po'.k oti'ity pioneers .vns organiz ,-d at the recent con veiiti in at Monmouth and follow ing oiliccrs were elected to serve f r the ensuing yeir: President, S Sta it; recording secretary, X. iLolman; corresponding secretary, (i. T. Weller; treasurer, 1. F. Butler. A commit t.-e was ap pointed to draft constitution and by-laws and other general work of the organization, composed of N. L. Butler. W. W. Williams, T. J. Ilayter ami L. M. Hall. Thenext annual meeting was voted at Dallas. Oregon Fruit Going Kant, K. L. Hector will ship about P,uuu Doxes oi innt this season, and upon each box is painted: 'Wholesale dealer in Oregon fruit, F.. L. Rector, Oervais, Or." This is an excellent way to make known ' to the world tb.it Oregon is a fruit producing country, as it attracts the attention of many thousands of fruit users and dealers wherever he makes his shipments. (iervais Star. Kail mud Wintrr Woolen. We have received a large invoice of tine wo ileus, including novelties of the latest foreign and eastern designs and await your early inspection. It is of course tinder-t xjd we jo-itively guaran tee perfect lit and fir-t-class work manship. Z.u-iiKs & Son, Merchant Tailors and l'ra-erB, Opposite Postoffice. The Improved Koaater and Baker. In this day of inventive genius : i ui 1 1 v articles are being made that are of surpassing utility. In the culinary line, -n of th" most use ful of tliese is a latest improved roaster and baker, being a very useful and desiiable article for -very housewife in the land. Mrs. . M. Tall, of this city, has the agency for Li.m county, and de sires to place one i" every well regulated family. Si.e also desires to place them in the hands of local agents in different parts of the county. For particulars address her at this city. P. O. box 7, or call at this otlice. 'olil Morning. What one wants these cold mornings is a good cup of coffee. To all lovers of line coffee we n-fnild say, go to Mueller Gar rett's and ti y .-ome of their cele brated roast colfee, the finest in tSie land. The lliioli I'acilic. Is the only line running two fast trains daily from Portland to Omaha, St. Paul. Kansas City, Chicago, S'. Louis and all points Hast ami S..u. li Buy your tickets of C. Ii. Raw lings, foot of Broatl albin street, Albany. Coret! Comet! We make a specialty of lsdiee and misses tine corsets and wvpts. We have a drive in a F'mch sateen corset at 75 cents. xtra good value. Samlkl E. Yt no. Faults of iti.ligtst'on cause dis orders of the liver, and the whole system becomes deranged. Dr. J. 11. McLean's strengthening Cor dial and Blx I Purifier perfects ths process of digestion and assim ilation, and thuc makes pure blood. John W. I1. ichardson of I)oty vdie, was in the city yesterday. He reports having raised some extra tine peaches of the Kilburn or Ironclad v .R5.Vy, a very hardy peach that w i.'l grow i-i almost any latitude. Oregon can be counted as a successful peach country, espcciaMy in the Willamette and Rogue river valleys. The Thomas Kay Woollen Mills of .-alem, have appointed G. W. Mtitpson their agent in Albany. A full line of n.rii .t'.d boys clothing nlankets ami flannels and all arti cles manufactured try the mill will be kept in stock, l'hes goods are the best in the market and will give entire satisfaction. The I'nion Pacific are now run ning two daily traim through to Chicago in three days, carrying all cli-ses ot passengers ou both trains, having Pullman sleepers, tourists sleepers ami free reclining chair cars attached. Passengers can now leave Portland at 7 a. m. and y f. m. For sleeping car res ervation, etc. apply to C. G. Raw lings, foot of Bioadalbin street. X Bl'SlXKSH LOCALS. Canes at French's Compares at F. M. French's. Wilcox A Conn, photographers. Fountain pens at V. ill Stare's. Cumming's for choice soda wa ter. Wilcox k Conn's photograph gal lery. A large li.ie of neck ties at E. C. Searls. Go to Wilcox & Conn for photo graphs. Gentlemen's fine shoes at K. C. Searls. Secure a good picture at Wilcox & Conn's. Silver headed canes at F M. trench's. . The latest in canes at the corner jewelrv store. Gobi headed c.n s a! the cornel jewelry sto-e. Latest ii' cities in ladies clonks at K. C. Sails. i See thos undressed k'd -glove" I if W. F. Read'-. ! When vim :n! a nice h: t call' n i !. W. Simpson. Ladies fast bind; corsets and tin- j dcrwcaratK C. Si arls. All the latent tn cloaks and jacket- at W. F. Read's. Mrink ;ce cold soda at C. K. Brownell's ami be happy. Ladies jackets and c i pes i-r r; latest styles at F '. Set.rls. Latest designs ::i jewelry just receiveii at t. M. riem-li s. Viereck's shaving and hair cut ting saloon, shaving 15 cents. Ludlow's i:.0( lailies shoes all sizes and widths at K. C. Searls. A fine line of fall tea gowns just received at t.h-i Li lies' Baza;:r. Corner of Second and Ferry is Wilcox it Conn's photograph gal lery. Go to Cumming's drug store BlumVrg block, for vour artist's supplies. Zaches & Son received a large invoice of fail and winter woolens recently . And when you want a delicious cold drink go" to C. K. Brow nell's for soda. We make a specialty of fine cakes for parties and weddings. Blackburn A lironi. Use Beifgn Dandelion bitters for iiuigeMtion, dyspepsia and all kindred diseHSes. Beggs celebrated family remedies are for sale I) all leading druggists every where. Mens', youths' and boys' cloth ing and furnishing goods atG. W. Simpson's. special prices made on all dress goods to make room for fall stock at i. V. Simpson's. New eatteens, gingham's cham bra's and other wash goods just received at ti. W. Simpson s. Happy is he who buys his fruits and vegetables ot V. h. Hrownell Always fresh and full weight. Smoke tht celebrated Havana filled 5-cent igars, manufactured at Julius Joss h"s cigar factory. We have our new spring stock of kid gloves, and the best value ever shown in Albany at W. . Read s. A large invoice of our celebrated "Engineer" shoes just received at K. u. 5-earIs. New groceries this week at Blackburn & Pironi's, and every thing just as represented. Ladies can procure Hughes A Storey's tailor svstem at the Ladies Bazaar. 11. J. Sower, agent. I have received my fall line of kid gloves, and our $1.60 glove is the beet ever offered here for the money. E. C. SearlB. Get some of those tine 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 I-. Senders stables. Good prices will lie ptyd for large or small quantities. Gradwohl's fine teas, with the cut-glassware that goes w ith 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 w hat you get there. Blackburn A Pironi. Fresh bread, fresh bread, fresh bread. Order your pies ant! cakes from Blackburn & Pironi; they are experienced bakers and can make anything you want to order. The genuine Boynton furnaces are sold by Matthews & Washburn the largest kealers in stoves and ranges in the valley. Go and in spect their slock, 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 and money. Ticket office on Broadalbin street. 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. . 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 freeh vegetables, is to be found at Jas. F. Powell & Company's grocery store. They keep all the market affords. Take'the Union Pacific railway for the East, thirty-five tiours quicker than any other transcon tinental line. Elegant new dining cars, Pullman palace sleepers, free family sleeping cars run through to Denver, Omaha, Council Bluffs, Kansas City, St. Louis and Chi cago. C. G. Rawlings, city ticket agent, foot f Broadalbin itrMt. HOPKINS DEALERS IN riC'r' i'- f4 We -desire to inform the citizens of Albany and vicinity that we have just received direct from East m Factorier over 2-0 CO-.KIN'S W-i " T'!''; v.I.ici. -ve Rrf--r-wl to sell at prices far e- I..U- .ti ....... r-.r i i .in a.iverii-eiiicnt t our biisiiK s ' vie w'lli i.ive 10 each piu'iiut--!' o. .:-v ..! s .iti. ,.r ...-lu -i -i.l...! fini lie ti at our store. If v..u in ei.d riiicha u Fakmrrs Attention', jloyou want i. huy ' I.n lt i , KLgine, 'I lu wber, Mower or oU .r mac Liuey this ei ? at U. o z Hi 2 A Steamloat Lead cf Tcir Kctlirciy jttt uceiTec fcx tie tteici cf ZS80. at STEWART & SOX Call and Sel ct What You Want. ItUsiilullrin Kollt-e TO WHOM it may concern- The co,art ncrchip heretofure exitins under the Urm nme of Hurklinrt M:ilin -arr inu on a general Keail Kmate Loan liii-umin BusinoM in AtDanv, om(;oii m u lav diiwolvcJ y nmttial eonstnt, VV. i A. Malin retirinj;. The Imsiiiosg ill lc i coiitintic4 hereafter bv K A. Iturkhart at ttm ! til place of tnifeineKg anil umKtr ins name. Hated thin Utli day of Seplenilier, VV. A, Malin. K. A. Bt'RKH KT, DT. WYMAS is agent t -r the Pacific Mu tual Life and Acoidant Insiimnce Co: al ho ajfent for Fire lnsuranc Co. aUmuij , Or. FIRST HITIOHaL BANK l-KESIDKNT L. KLINS. VICE PRESIDENT S. E YOCKO. CASHIER E. W. LAt'iXIS. TRANSACTS A GtEKAL BA.NKISG bl'Sia'ESb. 8. E. Vouso. L. Klinn L. E. Ulain, K- r-. Sox. E. W. Languon Cashier. RKVEUF. HOUSK, ALBANY, OU.-CUAS Pfeiffcr, Prop. Only Hr8t-ecla--i8 house n the city. Larpc saniple roonia f.r com mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the kitchen. General Bteue ottic Corvallis. "1OR SALE CaHh er installnient plan -X One butfify and narnesa ex pres ai:on and harness and two horse. Apply to VV. B. Oil8o... I CATARRH CURED, health nnd sweet J breath secured, by Shiloh'a Catarrh Reme.lv. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by Foshay & Mason. AISLSn&sFlSa, : Job : Pria tsrs FUHN BL8CK ALBANY OR. Flue I'pacbeH. The Willamette Packing Com- - - e it... i.iiMv nave some oi um uhchi. peaches ever seen in the market. Special rates will be given to those buying by quantity. A Good Cough Syrup. There is notion"; parents should he so careful about as sclcctim a couirli pyrup. Br8 t'herry coiurh syiup is nieetinc with wonderful succesii. Tbe best is noli to eootl . Be sure you pet Bepirs. Every bottle iswarranteil. All druggists keep it. Dry goods and notions on first floor, clothing department and gents furnishing goods on second Boor at G. W. Simpson's. Over a 1000 different patterns of drees goeda to choose from at W. F. Read's. ! 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