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TTTR MOBtnyg FTTCBALDt STHS-DAY. BEPTEHmETT 28, 1 890.
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ON SALE.
The Daily Her id will be on
ale each morning a H. J. Jones'
book store.where it in be procured
t 5 cents per copy.
JOTTINQ8 AB'' r TOWN.
Spectacles for every
one at
French's jewelry ator.
Latest novelties in jackets and
ape at . C. Searls.
Ask to see our $-'.50 shoes for
ladies at E. C. Searls.
Five trains leive the Albany
depot at noon each day.
All kinds of --h fruits received
daily at Jas. F. 1 ' I A Co.'s.
When vou want a stvlls'' man's
r boy's tint go to G. V. Simpson.
A lailv living near Florence has
a sunn ier 16 feet high and still
growing.
Get your hats at the Ladies
Basaar. A first class trimmer in
attendance.
Tbe meanest man in the world
is the man who ia good because he
has to be good.
The overland train last evening
consisted of seven coaches anil
four baggage cars.
The night trains last evening did
not arrive until I0:3ti. on account
of the wreck at W. o lburn.
A very large assortment of new
print, ginghams, strong cloth,
eta., at W. F. Read's.
Try a can of baking powder ami
fet a was'i bow) and pitcher at
Uackbuan A I'iroui's.
The net receipts for the tw:
evenings of the W. C. T. U. lair
will amount to about f 225.
Slavin whipped McAulitle at the
Orononde club rooms in London
in two rounds Friday uight.
A paper'recently started at Julian,
Idaho, has for its motto, "(jrasp
for all in sight and rustle for
more."
Ladies and misses jockey caps.
infants caps and bonnets, and a
fall line ot infants' wear at U. W.
Simpson's.
Matthews & Washburn now have
in stock the largest and most com
plete line of heating stoves evei
Wrought to the valley.
Fortmiller & Irving hare a lari
line ol lace curtains, renaissano ,
Madras and cheneille tunic covers,
which they are selling very .-neap
The Misses Ball will have ai
peningof Fall and Winter millin
ery Wednesday, Thursday and : i
lowing days, to which all are cor
dially invited.
Bpecial bargains in all wool
suili- g just receive I at oO and 4
vents, the best vaIuh ever shuwi
in Albany. Call and see them at
W. F. Kead's.
When a man tells you that sal
ary is no object to him, you have
found one of two thitige either a
roan who is a fool or a in in who
takes you for one.
ii. W. Simpson has receive . his
fall stock of stockinette and sealei
jackets and three quarter sealet
eloaks, and have a complete assort
ment of all the latest styles.
Mr. J. W. Richardson ol Puty
ville, placed upon table a .x con
taining Kilburn pearlies ot an ex
cellent quantity and (li-vor and
grapes raised by himeelf.
Messrs. Will it Stark have just
received a new line of bcautifi:1
silverware, solid gold watches,
rings and jewelry ot ul kinds.
Call and aee their tine selections.
Oregon does not want the earth,
but the whole earth would warn
Oregon if they kite what :
lovely, serene, cool, pleasant,
equitable, even climate we have
here.
Geo. Anderson, at the Albain
fish market, next door to the post
offioe, has fresh oysters by tin
pint, quart, bushel or any rjmntit;
desired, in the dressed or un
dressed. We are requested to an non nee
tha. on Sunday, Sept. 2stli, at r
'clock p. m. in the Kvanelical
ehurch of Albany there wid be
service by the German minister,
Rev. (iust E. Meyer of Mount
Angel.
We are sole agents in this citt
for the best flour on the market.
The Benton Full Roller, Coivaliis
new flouriug mill. It is the best
and cheapest at $1.10 per sack.
Blackburn A I'ironi
Mr. J. W. Cusick showed a
Herald reporter a stem of 24
second crop Law ton blackterries
yesterday, some of which wen-
over an men in diameter, I hey
were in all stages from blossoms
to ripe berries.
' The Spokane Review of a recent
date says: Professor Gentry yes
terday bought a tieautitut whit..'
pnny from a descendant of the
great Spokane Indian warrio.
Chief Garry. The pony has lieen
named Spokane, and as he is an
ntelligent littie fellow will no
doubt be a great advertisement.
F. L. Kenton continues to re
ceive subscriptions for all the
leading newspapers and magazine
St the capo, grocery store near the
postotfice. All orders left with
him will be forwarded without d
lay, saving the subscriber trie
trouble and expense of forwarding
tbe same to the publisher.
Having purchased all the latest
styles in millinery tbe ladies will
find it to their interest to call and
examine our stock before purchas
ing elsewhere. ti.AE. Bali..
Buy your tickets to the east via
the Canadian Pacific railroad, the
heat railway service in existei.ee i
from $5 to $10 cheaper than any
other transcontinental line, rhe
finest scenery in The world is along
the Canadian Pacific rail road. Re
member you can save 5 on a second-class
ticket and 10 on a nrat-t-laes
ticket by purchasing your
.:.b..nver this line, lor maps
and tickets, etc.call on F.A.Burk-
.! oDoosite the Jrirst
Rational bank, Albany, Or.
LOCAL NEWS.
What Society Has Been
the Past Week.
Doirg
SOCIAL AM I'KKSONAI. NOTES
Tae W. C. T. V. .Fair -Miss Tina Mon
teitb's Sorp-ise Party-Other
Delightful Events.
Mrs. Dr. Ellis went to Portland
yesterday. j
J. E. Hedrick left vesterdav for
The Dalles.
Dr. .1. W. Wat ti was in the city
yesterday.
Mr. (.'. W. Avers went to Port
land yesterday.
G. W. Wrinlit went to Browns
ville yesterday.
L. T. Hammer of Spicer, was in
the city yesterdav.
Mr-, (.'has Miller, of Jeticrson,
w is in the fit v yesterday.
Mr. :iiid Mrs-. J. II. Townsend
went to Portland yesterday.
A social dance will he given at
the armory Friday evening.
The I el.inon cornet hand will
give a grand ball on Friday, Octo
ber 10.
.Miss Frankiu Hopkins has ac
cepted a position in Win. S:ni
son's store.
R. A. Rampv, of Ilarrisburg.
was in -the city yesterday, rcliiin-in.-
home from the seaside.
Prof. Micljenor, of Halsey, and
Dr. Michnor, recently from Kan
sas, were in the city yesterday.
The organization of a number ot
Social clubs would make Albany
society more lively this winter.
J ('. Smithson and wife, of
Mbina, .h iave been visitinr at
the resiilec . of T L. Wallace,
returned ln-iii yesterday.
Prof. II. A. Sharey, of Portland,
will preach the Congregational
church in thw city to-day, m rn
imr and event i -sr. All are cordially
invited.
Dr. J. V. Gutr and
Shedd, returned from
wile, ol
Yaqtnr.a
and .Mrs
much im
s sojourn
lay a
Gala's
few days ago,
health is vciy
alter a month
proved
there.
pi.kas.4nt social.
A very pleasant social was given
at the i. A. U. Had last evening.
A larre nuniher of young folks
were present, airi tne merrimeii
Aiis coiilinucil uiitii a late hour.
All wnt home wll pleased with
(he evening's entertaiiiiueiit.
MAKKIAtiK l,I('E.'Sl:S.
During the past seven days th'
fol'oAiiig marriage licensi s have
been issued : II. F. Simons an !
Eiiim.i J. Fronk. John 1 1. I ) !.;
ami Tilla Parker, Kohi. ii. Wiigh
and .Maude M. Bailaid, .'ohn i'.
Vineyaid mid Rachel J. Pui-la).
F. R. Askell and Fannie Dalian
Samuel Crow and Elmira Goo:-
win, F. A.
Newman, J.
Hall.
;. a.
Snaling ami
11. Hall and
. SOC'I.U'.I K.
Next Fritl iy evening, Ocf. ;!d. a
S'M-iable will be given bv the mem
bers of Mcpherson Post, G. A. R..
at their ball, to wiiich thoy or
.lially invite all member and
friends of the G. A. K., .:.('.
and S. of V's to be present Reg
ular camp eollee antl bar tack
' without bugs) will be . : ved
Music, songs, army rendu' :;ces,
etc., will be th" onli-r of t: .; even
ing and a general good ti c is
expected.
rim w. c. t. r. kaii;
The most delightful entertain
ing atl'air of the season .'a- the
W. C. T. I". i.ll'air. An :.. .lent
li. aliti iii.t.-.cal progi nine
as rendered each evening. The
opera house was iieautifillly iecor
ated for the occasion. Looths, rep
resenting the lour seasoiis of the
year, were tastily ariaug.-d on
either side ot the room, presided
over by young ladies. '1 he hi'-tor
teal booth was specially interest
ing. An ice cream lunch was serv
ed each evening.
ooi.dks. w kdoi.no.
Tuesday Mr. ami Mrs. Robert
Oonii celebrated their golden wed
ding, it being the liflieth anniver
sary of their marriage. A family
reunion and dinner was given nt
hicb tbe following members were
present: I. F. Conn and wile,
r-ain Conn antl wife, J. l. Conn.
R. E. t'onn and w ife. Perry Conn
and wife, Jas t'onn, A. Austin and
w ife. In the evening about titty
of their iriends assemb'ed anil
gave them a surpri-e. Rev. S. G.
Irvine performed the ceremony of
the golden wedding with appro
priate remarks. A number of line
presents were given Mr. antl Mrs.
Conn. An elegant lunch was ser
ved. The company adjourned at
a late hour alter a very en joy aide
evening.
MISS MOSTKITIl's Sl'KPKISE,
A very pleasant mi i prise party
was tendered Miss Tina Monte'th
Wednesday evening at the resi
dence of her mother. The even
ing was ve y enjoyabiy spent.
Miss Minnie Van Horn sang a
very pleasing foIo, as did also Miss
Rose Trumbull and Miss Jennie
Malin. Mr. aches rendered some
choice piano selections. The af i
fiir was liehehttullv him'I:iI nml i
entertaining. All elegant bill h ! Another Car. j Tlu l-lirntt Vonn I.ady.
was served. .Mrs. Monteith and j We will have another cur of; This is the season of the year
Miss Tina leave next Tuesday cho'ce watermelons and cantelopes . when the voting lady who is so
or an extended eastern trip i to d .y. We are still turning out j delicate that she can do nofiing
The follow ing were present : j choce griK'ei'.es by the wagon j t assist her mother about house
Misses llattie. Emma ami Kate ' load aud selling cheaper than any hold duties, can tramp about over
Pal!, MifS Redtield, Nellie Call.i-; boiie in 'ow n. o.tler your tine I the bills halt a day at a time in
h.in, lra Vance, Lida Galbrai'h, : g. oceries from Milia r A Garrett's, j company with a broken-down
Ann Honk. Solium llollk. Kose
Truiuball, Miss Prichard, Miss: The Thomas Kay WooMen Mills
W arner, Hettie Miller, U'el'rather of :-alem, have appointed G. W.
F:ora Mason, Came Pleitl'er, Vest Simpson their agent in Albany. A
Mason, Emma Pieill'er, Jennie ! full line of men and boys clothing
Maim, Lily Hackleman, Minnie ' blankets and flannels ami all arti
Bsbop Miss Morris, Nettie Mmi I cles manufactured by the mill will
tt ith, Hattie Galbraith, Velie In- be kept in stock. The.- goods are
ii g Miss Hopkins. Minnie Van the best in the market and will
Horn, Bertha Martin, Minerva give entire satisfaction.
Monteith. Maud Van Horn, Kate
Barrett, Mis .1 V Pipes. Messrs.
GeoKeeney, Merrill Phillips, J F
Powell, Mr James, Robert St'ong,
W M Cowan, T J Overman, J A
Cummings, (.'has. Cuick, Fred
Fortmiller, John aches, Cl.ire
Vunk, Will McCullocli, Wm Ri h
ards, J V Pipes.
m Willi ;ks.
At the residence of the otlic'at
ing minister, in this citv, bv Elder
D. Leedy, -eptemher" 2;', lS'.m.
Mr. John L. Vineyard and Mi ..-
Kachel J. Ptirdy, all of Linn
county.
At the residence of the bride's
parents, in Monroe, Benton
county, .Mr. Ernest t'attei'in of
Salem, and Misri Ella Thompson,
of Monroe. Mr. Catteilin is well
known in this citv. They wi!
make their future
find.
home in rort-j
At t e ivsi-1. ncc i t Mrs. Ei vi:;,
in I'orvallis, St-ptfiuber 1-1, IS'.H)
by Rev. T. J' Conner. Mr. Geoige
Linck and Miss .Maria Ervin.
At the residence of the bride's
parents, in Corvallis, September,
'4. lS'.ni. bv Uev Rogois. Mr
E. E. Paddock and Mrs. Neilie
Keesee
A' tl.e r. I 't-.c of the-bribe's
fath'-r, in ar Piiiloimrb, Sept. vn'ocr
2. !.. i.y Rev. Taylor, Willi .m
dieeii and i'ss Roset'a Alien.
A! tin- Kvaug-dical pai.-onage. in
( o! v lli-, Sej icnit er 2-t, lS!-i,
l:e . M .1. P.allaiilxiie, Mr.. I
Sharp an i Miss Fannie Hulb
.t
I TIIK St'MMKH VACAIION.
A I ire am cnit of ialcish is
w i it ten in i nis country aboil' the
Mimiii'T vacation. People are
U'ge.ltogi to the mountains if
t!.t-y liv b tiie seashore, or to
the con t i' their h Kites ar- f -r in
land ; hir the matter cannot -n-reguUit.-d
i.y anv rule. P i
wholiy . nuestiuii of individual
aste. -ii'i n one should In guided
by what his fellows do. Most
busy people have nov returned
from tin siiiiimer outing, but if
you interviewed a score of them
you would lind that the 'great
majority obtained little real recrea
tion iioiu their respite iroui the
usual daily routine ot labor. They
went to hotels where it is the
pr- per thing 10 form parties for
driving, tennis, cioquet and other
diversions; at nigiit they dance in
overheated parlors, or played cards
or talked shop with other business
men, or, it women, they exchang
ed gossip with thei acquaintances.
Of recieation in its tine sense
there was none. 1m
iust- places
tilled witli
v ii n and
away from
and people were ai
n-'isy unrest. What :
women need is to gi
under gas and the ei
trie light
and have an opoor'unil v to "In f
and invite the soul.'' In other
words, they ought to do absolutely
nothii'g which reiiuires exertion
at.d they ought to think of sonu
ih.ng which has no Ijearing on
their daily life. In this way they
would get a share of that calmness
ami reserve loice which natiue
always di-pla s.
Iee Hilar I.hiy r OrK"11
Some of the laws of Oregon are
peculinr, to say the least. For in
stance : the louniy court calls in
a pUysician to examine a in in as
to his sanity. If the physician
linds that the I ' in is insane and
the commitment papers are made
"lit, he get a lee of -f" ; if the m in
is found to be all right, the doctor
doesn't get a contiir nt .1 red cent.
Again: it the stieiili Iim lour pi is
suers "i jail he is al.ov .!$.' week
ly lor lwarding each c z, making
$L'0 per week for the lour. If he
is unfortunate enough to -.-et an
other ris'iner. the board of each is
reduced to per week for the
five. These and other similar laws
that could be mentioned, indicates
what acute penetration our Solans
are p 'rsess-il of, an. 1 shows w hat
an immense pressure ol brain pow
er is c-irried around inside the
cranium of the average legislator
lVoiulwrful herry Tree.
Ashby Pearce, whoiesides upon
.lisfaim a few miles down the
river, in rHvilon county, has a
h'-rrv reeof the Roval Ann vaii-
ety, which ought to go to the ex
position, since all the wondcrl'i'l
and nii;-n! tilings art! goingtiiere,
The tre--, v are assured, on the
liist ilay of Septeiubt r, or there
abouts, bore upon its branches at
least ten bushels ot lipe cheriic.
Corvallig (uzette.
ICailroHfl .'haii;eH.
The Ashland Record says that a
side trick is being built t Wood-
ville, which will te t!ie meetiiig
point of the two trains after the
new time card goes into etb i t next I
Sunday. The Portland express J
will leave San F'aneisen in the
morning in place of evening. It
is rumored that the machine shops
at Grunt's Pass are t be removed
to Ashland.
Fount!.
In tbe road near Mr. Gross's or
chard, southeast of this city, on
Friday. Sept. a black cashmere
shawl. The owner can have the
same, by calling at this ollice and
paying lor this notice.
The I nioii Pat i lie.
Is the only line running two
fast trains daily from Portland to
Omaha, St. Pa il, Kan-as Citv,
v im ago, ii. ixjuis ami an ponus :
u," C. ti. Raw lings, foot of
albiu street, Alb niv.
asi ati'i .-"uuin. iu j . i iit.iv in .
liroad
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THE EXPOSITION.
How I. Is
Viewed By Our
Correspondent.
Special
Pohtlaxo Or., Sept. 25.
At the Sou n. I ol the gong 7 p. m.,
the doors of the Exposition build
ings were thrown open, and the
crowd loured in by thousands.
Many having been waiting outside
for sometime arriving in carriages,
crowding the street cars and
tlirojigins the sidewalks for blocks
leading to tbe building.
The spacious central hall and
galleries were soon tilled, all being
anxious to si-eur.-seats and jiosi
tiousoi advantage to see the great
Sig. Libiett.', and hear the
niti.mn.r . ini.tja !.& I.
, I vfv ra ... inn line uanu,
1 1 ami also to hear as much as possi
ble ol the addresses. Almost
J very one as they entered would
lc,..alck Ha .ley iiit'co .11 UUIa
"how lovely" 'ain't tint nice"
"heautiful ain't it?" As indeed
there is much to a.imire in this
room with iis tine music s'age,
central pi l r wit:i its thousand
ieciric light . rich llowers. i al.ns,
shrub an-l i-tauiaty. With plenty
of floor ro mi for proinenading,
i iisi ic seats, etii.
Mr. Dekmn the pre-ident of the
.Northern Paciiic Industrial Expo
s ti .ii promptly at S o'clock intro
duced Signore Libivtta w liose band
Ii jd.iyeil the opening piece, and
, non .n. j. .eoige Ueliveri-u i lie
j opening address, l in g frequency
; heered. ''here oeingSUi h .1 crowd
present 'lid ii:ore c lining in all
lne time, but few coiihl hear it
()ne reiiiar.t howevei, tie- writer
'iieard. "That this fair was not
I so much to make money . as to
j bring the people together and see
; each others woi k."
( I should judge those present
to-night are mostly Portland peo
ple, ami all cxaibiL.-; co.n i tor a
glance longei or shorter acco.iding
to the fane v of the passer by, and
it is almost a maivel how well
the whole building has b en cleared
up and thu g- arranged n: (he iast
few hours before opening. Seine
few exhibits are not yet com
plete but most are in good shape
the whole being immense.
A KoniMiitic Marriage.
On Monday our justice of the
peace, Mr.. be Axtell was asked by
a hurrying messenger to cros-nwr
the river on urgent business. The
stpiite ha-Tened across the river
expecting to lunl some old grizzled
co'urade in trouble about bis pen
sion, but io his surprise he found,
not an old scarred veteian, but a
tine looking young man and a
beautiful young lady in camp,
surrounded ly a good traveling
outfit, .leisey cows and other sur
loundings indicative of thrift and
endure. The young gentleman
introduced hiiusell as ieorge
Applcgaie, and it proved to be
Air. i ieorge Applegate, son til
Gen. E. L. Appieg.it-, on his way
t'tliis farm on .-late creek, lb
produced a license ami said he
wished to b : mar-ied to the voting
la ly there present, whom he in
troduced as Mi-s Aimie Cainhardl.
And there rtith a geiitlemaii and
lady who seemed Io be traveling
companions as witnesses, in the
grove on the bank of Rogue river,
a siiott distance from the south
end of the bridge, Mr. (ieorue
Applegat was married o .i i s
Annie I'.a. iihai t, and as man atul
wife they started for their .future
home on the banks of ohe ever
Mowing Slate creek. Grant's Pass
Cour er.
i ii
l ir.-Ie?
The Ashland Tidiiigs says tha1
About two weeks ago somebody
who was in the new Catholic
church in Ashland noticed a dis
coloration on the wall back of the
gallery w hich presents in indis
tinct outline a resemblauce to a
female figure of thethe aimie class.
with wings and all. Since it was
iio'iced there have been many
Isitors to the church to inspect it
and some people who are most
easily impressed by the wondeiful
ai.d unusual in the world about
tb in are mi lined to figure out a
miracle of the old fashioned sort
a tracing uf the ligure of the Holy
Virgin on the walls of the church
by spirit hands. Whether there is
supposed to be any special signifi
cant e attached to the occurrence,
w hether it is good omen or an
omen of any other sort, is net
settled upon yt t. The figure,
however, is not clearly enough
Mined in r pretty enough as a
pictur. to be very impressive, and
m st peopl - will take the J
w ich is the that the apparitions is
the result of a tl scolorateon of the
wall bv moisture or some other
euiiny i-'. ot tne matter-
lure or some other
Cause
the k
a Heeling the tints used in
dsoinining mixture annlied
" ' me ago, ana that there 18
nothing spiritual about it.
Native Soiim f Oregim.
Since the ratid convoi ai ion
",c";11"" me uoiaen est in
an Franoisco, the native horn
citizens of Oregon re taking active
iiueicHi in an otgaiiization, and a
lew days since a society was or
ganize. i at Jackson idle, with
vuiw.n-i nuucri .i. Ainier, as
pre.-iiieut and deorgu R. Neil,
secretaiy. It won I I re a grand
idea to oigani.e the native sons all
over the s ate into societies, iw it
wouia ,u, honor and hold
in
reverence t.i e
nieinories of the
pioneeis, who have made Oregon
what it is.
dude in search after dead leaves
and withered ferns.
Painful Accident.
Isaac lianta while working
with a screwdriver in the gun
store of Deyoe & Froman yester
day, had the mi-fortune to let tbe
screwdriver slip, running it
through his left thumb.
BUSlNtsjS LOCALS.
Canes at French's
Coiniiasses at F. M. French's.
Wilcox A Conn, photographers.
Fountain liens at V. 511 A Star 'h.
Cuinniing's for choice soda wa
ter. Wilcox A Conn's photograph gal
lery. Go to Wilcox & Conn for photo
graphs. Gentlemen's fine shoes at E. C.
Searls'.
Secure a good picture at Wilcox
A Conn's.
Silver headed canes at F.
trench's.
l-atest styles in dress goods
E. C Searls.
Twenty yards of calico for $1
E. C. Searls.
School shoes are the lowest
E. C. Seat Is.
M.
at
at
at
Go to .la. I". Powell i: Co s
fresh groceries.
If vou wan! a good gold pen
lot
a.l
on F. .ii. r it neb.
See tbise stylish siockim-it.-jacket'
at It-lid's.
F. M. French sells Seth Thomas
watches and clocks.
The latest in canes at the corner
jeweiry store.
Oold headed cones at the corner
jewelry store.
Latest novelties in ladies cloak
at Jl. C. Sea Is.
See t 'lose Ufdiessed k d gloves
at W. F. Read s.
When jou want a nice h:t
on G. W. Simpson.
All the latest in cloaks
jackets at W . F. Read's.
Drink ice cold soda at C
Brownell'8 ami lie happy.
Ladies jackets and c ipes in
and
E.
the
latest style;' at E. C. Searls.
Latest designs in jewelry just
received at F. M. French's.
A fine line of fall tea gowns just
received at tin Lidius' l'.a.aar.
Corner of S-contl and l'ciry is
Wilcox & Conn's photograph gal
lery. io to Cummiiig's drug store
ClumV'rg Mock, for your artist's
supplies.
aches A Son received a large
invoice of fa.l and winter woolens
recetith .
And when you want a delicious
old drink go to C. K. P.row nell's
for soda.
We make a specialty of line
cakes for parlies antl weddings,
lllackburn A Pironi.
l-'se KcL'gs Dandelion hitters fur
UL'e.-tiiui, tlyspcpiuu ami all kimlrcil
tl ".ISPS.
i'-ei;'s celebrated family remedies
ar. f..r sale h uil leatlim; dnii;irist
ew . 'liere.
A'ens', youths' and lioys' cloth
ing ami furnishing goods'at G. W.
Simpson's.
SiKi-ial prices made on ail dress
goods to make room ior fall slock
at i. W. HmpHoii's.
Tbe lest assortment of musical
instruments ever seen in Albany
at Will & Link's music store.
Dr. C. C. Kelly can be found ii:
hfs ollice in the trahau-Pcare
block ready for calls eiery day.
Happy Is he who buys his fruits
and vegetables of C. E. r.row nell.
Always fresh ami full weight.
smoke tht cclebiaied Havana
tilled 5-cent :gars, ji'Aiiufactnred
at Julius .Tost" b's ciuar factor!-
Ladies can procure Hughes . v
Storey's tailor svstem at the
Ladies Bazaar. II. J. Sower,
agent.
I have received my fall line ol
kitl gloves, and our if 1.50 glove is
the liet ever offered here for the
money. E. C. Searls.
Get some of those fine pies and
cakes for Sunday at Black burn A
Pironi's. Don't cook over the hot
stove these days.
The latest novelties in cloaks
jackets and capes for Ladies
Misses antl Children at the Ladies
Bazaar.
Gradwold's fine teas, w ith the
cut -glass w are that gies with them
forms quite an attraction and goes
very rapidly.
Anything you want in our ha
aery uepartment is ol the very
oesi. noon goixis antl low prices
is w hat you get there. Blackburn
A Pironi.
For all kinds of green or diy
fruit boxes call at the Sugar Pine
Ioor & Liunbei Company's ware
house, Albany, Or.
A large stock of guitars, violins.
i. . ii-
oanjos, manuoiins, acconteons,
e'e just received at Will & Link's,
Gal' and g"t our prices.
Fort miller A Irving have a full
Sine of lace curtains, chenille cur
tains and table covers that are as
handsome as handsome can be.
Fresh bread, fresh bread, fresh
bread. Order your pies antl cakes
from Blackburn et Pironi; they
are experienced bakers anil can
make anything you want to order.
The genuine Boynton furnaces
are sold by Matthews A Washburn
the larges. 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
points North, South and East via
the Union Pacific railway, and
save time ami money. Ticket
office on Broadalbin street.
An elegant display of fruit, in
cluding peaches, apricots, melons,
pineapples, bananas, plums,
apples, and in fact every kind of
rare fruits and fresh 'etables, is
to be found at Jas. F. Powell Ai
Company's grocery store. They
keep all the market affords.
Miners: go to F. M. French
or your magnifying glasses.
XE W TO-in V
ON E Y TO LOAN. -In lare anil sin itl
sums on ifootl Altianv ajd Linu county
real est-tte. If you want money eive me a
call. W , E, McPUursou, ital EiiUte i Loan
Brokar.
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We desire to in;iit.i. Ii e c ii: - . - ;. -
Factoi ier over 2 HI t ): K I NG M
low ill coiiipc' It. .is. s an aover.i
worth of gootls a 'icl.ei niti lit: t
at our store. If you in ei.d puicha
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Call and He I ct Whs it You Want.
llsiliitlon till re
TO WHOM it um ci.mvnc Tlif co,iirt-iicr-hii
ht rclof..rv cxistiii" iin.ier tlic linn
n:tnic of Kurkhart A Maiiii rarriin. on )
general lieal l-itate Loan A lii-tiramv
rlcniiK'88 m Alliaiiv, Oregon i- thi -tluy
diwlvvtl by mutual ciist-nt,- IV.
A. Maiiii rftirinc. Tht' Ihkum.' i" ' I
.-.ntin.iel hfieaftt r by K A. Kurkhart at the
;d place of liiirir.ess ar.tl un.trtr li is tin me.
Hated this l:ah ilav of Sci-u-iiihcr. l-'Jo.
W. A, MLIN.
K, A. Bi UhM .tr,
DT. WVMAN isa'int f r the I'acitie Mu
tual Lite anil Acei.lent Insurance I'o: al
80 aeDt for Fire liiBurance Co. ' lLany, Or.
FIRST NATIONAIiBAKK
PKKSIDKNT L. FLIN'N .
Vice pkksiuknt s. k yopxo.
CASHIKlt E. W. La'N.
TRANSACTS A vJEESAL BAXKIMJ
lit siNKSS
S. E. Yoi'NO, L. Klisk
I., h.. iti.AiK, b. r. m.x.
E. W. Lanoi.os
Cashier.
1K.VE11E HOUSE, AI.I1AN V, OK.- CIIAS
V Pfeiffer, Prtip. Only first-cclaMit Iiouhi
n the city. Larirc naniple ruoiut for cone
nu-rcial men. No Chinamen employ wl in the
kitetien. (jencral 0ta-c oltic CorvalliH.
J breath c:urctl, by Shiloh's Catarrh
Itumvdy. rrite oU nta. Aatvil liiioctr free
hold by Fosliay & Mason.
m :&:FI31 : Job : Prin tars
FUNK BL8CK ALBANY m.
lbany Opera House,
TWO NltJUTS ONLY
WEDF.SDAY AND THURSDAY,
OCT, 11 AND 12,
hof. ran
Kquine and cliarniing paradox.
rfUVOXPKKFULL Cfl
OU IKXiS AND roNTKSUU
Will irive three of the irrandest
entertainments ever seen in Amer
ica.
AN KDl'CATI. .NAL PESTIV I..
A WollLI) OK W'ONDKK,
A GOLD MINE OF FI N.
fJVr'vuH TiOc; chiltlren 2.jc.
No extra charge for reserved seats.
Seats on sale at Blackmail's drug
stwre.
Ntl, GOODS!!
'KINS BROs.
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HKVliNw SioVEs, w lucli we ae eiiaSie; .i ..; , . .
- eit'etit I "i. r biisiie-s - we will eive o each purehaser ot -a e oollai's
h -Id.-i ton e c'ance in a full iiickc -pined slow i novi on exhibition
- ii g a st-.ie. ad ano s -e our line ami get our pncee
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