Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, October 08, 1890, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextORIGINAL DEFF(tivf i? 1 ON SALS. The Daily Herald will be on sale each morning a' H. J. Jones book tore.wbere it ui be procur at 5 cents per copy. 3 40TTIHOII ABt. r TO Fresh oysters at John Isom's. Capes and jackets at E. C. Searl-i. Ladies underwear in all colors at . G. Searls. Jackets and capes at E. C. Searls. Latest styles in capes at . C. Searls. Wheat is 63 -nn and oats 40 cents. Plush and astracban capes at E. C. Searls. Black underwear for gentlemen at E. C. Searls. Table linen at E. C. Searls. Great reduction in prices of dress goods at hj. J. bear Is. Bishop Orss paid 41bany a visit yesterday. Oysters in every style at John Isom's. Ladies and children's union suits at the Ladies' Bazaar. A social dance will be given at the armory Saturday evening. Spectacles for every one at French's Jewelry store. Try the finest chocolate cream in the city at Boenicke's. Furnished rooms to rent near college. Inquire at this office. Novelties in wash dress fabrics. The largest stock in the city at Samuel . Young'. Mrs. C. J. Stuart and son re turned yesterday from California, where they have leen for the lad's health, lie is much improve!. Wm. Cnshman met with a run away accident near the depot that left team an I wagon detached and himself in a dazed condition. A. W. Carey's Blue t ing naloon , corner of Second and Ellsworth streets, will open, out to-night with a nice lunch for the occasion. Rev. E. R. Prichard and Prof K. N. Condit left yesterday tj at tend the presbytery at Oregon Cit and a' so the Synod at Portland. The meeting of the Ladies Aio Society has been postponed fron. Wednesday until next Monday, at the residence of Mrs. J. K. Weath erford. Mr. Homer Hillearv, of Turner, now a student in the State uni versity in Eugene, was in the city yesterday, having come down oi tlx- !x-:il to meet and return with some friends. Mr. S. Conn has purchased Mr. Parkers' interest in the dray busi ness, and will move his family into the city, for the purpose ol sending his children to school. Hon. G. V. Waggoner whs in the city yesterday on his wy to Corvallis. He nays the railroad commission are nusily employed in preparing their report to the legislature. The other day Sheriff Scott wa in pretty good 6s to have per formed any riot quelling business1 that might have offered. It hap pened accidentally that tour of hip deputies, 'rota different parts of the country were in his office at one time, making quit) a formida ble posse. But no scrimage happen ed to try their metal. Take the Union Pacific railway for the East, thirty-five hours 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. l.oui and Chi cago. C. G. Rawlings, city ticket gent, foot of Bro-.idalhin ftieet. Dr. M. W. Darrin was in the city yesterday making arrange ments for the regular visits of the Dra. Iarrin in this city, and with the intention of oing on to Roe burg and Ashland ; but a telegram from Portland recalled him to that city to immediately start for New York, where a sud'len sicknecs in his family required his attention "Great Events of the Greatest Century," is the name of a work which we have quite recently had the pleasure of examining. It is the work of an eminent writer and lawyer and a most admirable con tribution to our best American literature. We cordially commend it to everybody for the library or family circle., .Many ot its chap ters have all the thrilling interest of the best romances, while the closest accuracy of thoroughly re liable history has been carefully observed. The author is Judge R. M. livens, of Boston, Mass. Fountain pens at V. ill A Stare's. Use elegant lotion for sunburn Miners: go to F. M. French, or your magni tying glasses. Ijtte style gossamers and u.n brellas at the Ladies Bazaar Stylish coats and jackets for ladies, mises and children at the Ladies Bazaar. We make a specialty of fine cakes for parties and weddiugs. Black,burn A Pironi. G. W. Simpson has received hie fall stock of stockinette and sealet jackets and three quarter a alet cloaks, and have a complete assort ment of all the latest styles. Secure your railroad, steamship and sleeping car tickets to all points North, South and East via the Union Pacific railway, and gave time and money. Ticket office on Broadalbin street. The genuine Boynton furnaces are sold by Matthews A Washburn the largest dealers in stoves and ranges in the valley. Go and in spect their stock, they can please wou. ear onsoiL. for ha ' lib. Had Sewer Let. owei The city council met g in special session. Petition of Frank AVood Ami others for lateral sewer was re ferred to committee on streets and putiiic property. the contv.iit for buiHiinr the north extension of K tilroad street sewer a distance of about "35 feet to its outlet was awarded to Mason A Strang, of Salem, for 20-inch terra cotta pipe at $-.37 per foo . after a spir tod discussion. tW work to lie finished within 60dAV The bond wa fixed at 6U0. Up With the Tinea " A 12-year-old youngster t tie surprised a policeman .? day. He was leepinv. r the .her at 4 o'clock in thV v jU a wharj objected to being a .om,1nJt' n officer. Prodncfn- -k-ned by the he ordered the J L"STT same time threat- toSTA at handful of k "TP ,u l inter him." At found s ow i another pistol was He had "V" away in his pocket. ff.fi. on,l to maw fortune Back, to Portland. In the case of the little 14-year old Nellie Mitchell, of Astoria, w.ione father shot and killed a ma'a named Johnson, because he thought Johnson had seduced the little girl, and is now held for trial for murder, the Astorian says: Little Nellie Mitchell goes back to the home of Attorney Gregory in Portland. She had after the ter mination of the preliminary hear ing, expressed a desire io leave this city and go back to Portland. Her father gave iiis consent and ."Sheriff Smith volunteered to take her to Vortland. .rnd Ball. Temple Commandry No. 3, Knights Templar, will give a grand ball at tiie opera house in this city on Tuesday evening, Oct. 28, in bono, of the grand coni mandry of the state. Liberal's 'and oi tiity-one artists will iur tiish music for the occatdon. This will be one of the most brilliant atf iir8 of the season. Broken Leg. While the races were in progress ot Cottage Grove on Moiuiay, one of the running hon-es became ex cited and as soon as the rider was mounted darted to one side through the orowd of spectators. Several per.,ons were knocked down, and the horse stepped on the 8-year-old Hon of Frank Love lace, ami broke ids leg below the knee. Fell Irun a Car. Jacob Ventuie, a passenger on the Union Pacific train, fell fioui the car plaU'oriu last Wednesday and was discovered by some wood ctiop)ers in a semi conscious con dition two hours alter. His was also a passenger, but sh. not discover tnat he was n the tram until she reached . City. wife did t on alter Very Cold. Sheepmen of .-withem Oregon have ken hurrying their flocks down from the high divides ing the past week. It iia very cool in high altitudes a: son, ice forming every mor;. more than a month past . Dead Indian couniry. dur een sea .; for i the A I'ionaer. Mrs. Mahala McCallisN i, who died near Silver Crsek Falis Sept. -ti, was a pioneer woman ol Ui egon, having ctossed the plains to Ore gon in 53, coining by ox-te:un and tir t 'oc.itin m Linn coi.nty. She 'was a distant relative ol Dan iel Boone, of Kentucky. She was MS years of age. EXPOSITION HOIUb Portland. Or. Oct. 3. This being childrens day at the fair and a very rainy one too, the attendance was large in the after noon. A good downpounng web foot rain seems to ouly turn more people toward the Exposition buildings. The various street car lines now give easy and quick means of get ting to and from there. And when one is within rain and dis comforts are soon forgotten, there being so much brightness inside and so much to attract the sight one must be duLI indeed not to enter somewhat into the general carnival spirit which pre varies. The galleres seoui to be nearly always pretty well tilled when the band is playing, showing that Lioretta still holds his audiences day after d.y. As an .xKsitionof the industry f trade the tair may be considered excellent, but as an Exposition of the industries of Oregon and the northwest. 1 think 1 am justified in ottering a little criticism. First our great lumber industry isrepre senteJ only by a few small pieces of wood which any one could al most carry under his arm, placed their 1 believe by a transportation company. I do not recollect see ing any coal on exhibit at all, and the only stone shown is artificial made from imported cement. Perhaps though the Exposition budding itself shows what our lunilter can do, but ouly one kind of it. Some line furniture and cabinet work shows some more of mi woods, but only to a very lin.ited extent. . rue their is a set Uon of a maple tree w ith bark removed and varnished nicely, steading in an out of the way cor ier, which indicates w lint a stoeof beauty their is in the wood awaiting the citizen, and sho-wimr of our splendid native woods and manufactures therein is sadly lack ing to a loyal Oregonian showing mat iraue leaas ueciaeaiy and not manufactures, of course this would pei haps be as it should were tb,ia a TOE MOT?7nyG ' Portland inatitntmn -or' . . . I .liich they i take pains to disclaim wishing it to he umlf rstno.1 t!m' i it ia for the -?,,u .jere seems to be a proper place ,() t tlie olmervation ofte ma,,e &a. 0re. gon must car , ripll in V. I.. ...... tural resc ' .,ki ; tOUr L J m.U so ty hi ujiiuu nnu ulnae Iron eel company make a fine exhibit of iron and cast pipe from their 1st .orks at Oswego. wool tnanv fine samples are alo- wn, but only samples, givinw t small ideas of one of Oregon's br f reat staples. In the manufac tures of this again 1 he showing is small. But one mill in that seems to have either courage or enter prise enough to show their goods. The Eagle Woolen Mills of Brownsville has a display of blankets and fine cloths that at tracts universal attention, showing in part what mav be done witn our wools at home here. And aout the only thing from Linn county. JURY LI3I. The follow ing jury for service at the next term of court, to convene Oct. 27th, was drawn by County Clerk Payne and Sheriff Maft Scott to-day : W. A. Gleason, lamer, Waterloo. S. M. Daniels, merchant, Scio. John Huston, farmer, Center. J. W. -utton. farmer, Waterloo. F. M. Kizer.farmer. Harrisbnrg. S. M. W. Hindman, capitalist. Lenanon. J. A. ."vuith, ftnuer, Santiam. Samuel Nixon, fanner, Harris bury. W O. Smith, farmer, Browns ville. C. P. Brown, farmer, Scio. W. W. Poiat d, farmer, Shedd. Smith Cox. farmer, Albany. Thus. Morgan, farmer, Halsey. O. W. Richardson, farmer, Franklin Butte. E. V. Sox, merchant, Albany. Jacob Newman, farmer Water loo. W. R. Garrett, farmer, Peoria C. Titus, farmer, Scio. C. O. Gentry, farmer, Lebanon. K. L. Knox, farmer, Albany. John P. Cummon, farmer, San tiam. E. S. Marsters, farmer, Santiam J. Shea, farmer, Sweet Home. John W. Miller, farmer, Halsey Richard Burres, farmer, Syra- ense. J. A. Millard, farmer, Alhain P. O. Smith, merchant. Frank lin Butte. E. I). Meeker, farmer, Syracuse J. M. Philpott, farmer, Harris- burg. J. R. Bone, liveryman, Halsey. D. H. Pierce, farmer, Harris burg. Mechanics' Fair. Have you oeen to the fair yet? Everybody goes there for the same reason. Every one goes to Mueller t Gairett's to' get their groceries and delicacies; they get what they want. The Union Pacific are now run ning two daily trains through to Chicago in three days, carrying all ;lasses of passengers on both trains, having Pullman sleepers, tourists sleepers and free reclining chair cars attached. Passengers can now leave Portland at 7 a. m. and 9 p. m. For sleeping car res- r vat ion. etc. apply to C. G. Raw ugs, foot of Broadalbin street. Faults of indigest'on cause dis orders of the liyer, and the whole nvHtem becomes deranged. Dr. J. il. McLean's strengthening Cor dial and Blood Purifier perfects the process of digestion and assim ilation, and thuc makes pure blood. We are sole agents in this city for the best flour on the market. The Benton Full Roller, Corvallis new flouring mill. It is the best and cheapest at $1.10 per sack, Blackburn A Pironi. We carry a full li"e of men's, boys, ladies and children's shoes at figures that will surprise you. a. W. Simoson. A choice and con plete line of bottled delii-asies hrve just been added U' mv slock cali and see them. C, F. Browr.sll. Matthews A Washburn now have in stock the largest and most com plete line of heating Btoves ever brought to the valley. Try a can of baking powder and yet a wash bowl and pitcher at Blackbuan A Pironi's. Special prices made on ail dress jjooda to make room for fall stock At G. W. ."-dmpson's. ' Just received a fresh lot of Rus set Cream dressing for tan colored shoes at Klein Bn. Call and see t us late styles in bestutv veiling and handkerchiefs at the Ladies Baza.tr. A very large assortment of new prints, ging.iams, strong cloth, etc., at W. F. Read's. Tan colored shoes need a dress ing, if not a blacking' Go to Klein Bros, for an article of that nature A fine line of Artists materials just opened at J. A. Cumming's drug store. E. C. Searls, has the finest ladies' shoes at the lowest prices to be found in the valley. See our novelty dress patterns. They are cheap and of the latest styles. G. W. Simpson. Have you seen the new ountain at Cumming's? soda Try a glass of Celery phosphate la Cumming's drug store. Elegant Lotion renders the skin soft and )eautifu!. A full line of trusses for sale at Cumming's drug store. nevnie HERALD: WEDNESDAY, OCTOITEH 8, 1890. FBOM THE CAPITAL. Uii' Sure of One Girl -Loan Asocittiion Pen. Becu.ts Iavolnntary Swim. Salem Statesman, Oswald, the m ;n from Freeport. 111., and father of the two girls who were living alone in a house here with Stonenian, baa once more distinguished himself. It will be remembered that Stoneman is awaiting the action of the grand jury, accused of having committed rape upon the older Oswald girl, and that her father made an at temptseemingly in the interest of Oswald to take her out of the country. But in this attempt the law frustrated him and the girl is now here waiting to give her testi mony next week against Stoneman before the grand jury. Being de feated in getting her away Oswald slipped up to Eugene, where the younger girl was m iking her home and took her. He started East with her day before yesterday. At the regular monthly meeting of the Salem building and Loan association last night fUiHi was loaned. It went in two purses of ilOt'O each, and for each interesr was paid in advance for periods of seventy-five months. This shows in what a prosperous condition the association really is. When the directors met yesterday evening they had on hand subject to loan 1051.25, and when they adjourned i hey had loaned $20: 10. This shows clearly where tne profits are and why stock in il is so desirable The borrowers of the $2000 having paid in their seventy-hve months interest permitted the loan to be so large. Sheriff Schmidt, of Clatsop county, with a deputy, arrived in Salemyesterday with two inmates for the penitentiary. One was Oscar De La Garde, w ho was ciiarged with manslaughter, he having killed a man while in a dispute over $2 won at a game of cards. Ten yeais was his sen tence. F. J. Lappin was the ot her unfortunate. He is two years for larceny in a dwelling. Clat-op nas nve more penitentiary repre sentatives to be sent up in a lew days. It will be a short time until the upper river boats will he running the Oregon Pacific has three vessels the Bentley, Hoag, ami Sisters. The Union Pacific an nounces with assurance that they have four boats, but what they are cannot be guessed, unless it nn-iiiis that the two companies are consolidating. The Union I'acili really has but one vessel tit for service and that is the Modoc. Oscar Clare, one of the workmen on tne uig bridge, received an un expected ducking in the river yes teniay. ne was working in a small boat, which upset w ith him, throwing him into the river. A short swim landed him in a safe position. She Waa at Johnstown. I'lie oucckhs of Mrs, Antuu M, Ituam of McKi-esport, Pennsylvania, in the treatment of diarrhoea in her chil iheu will undoubtedly he of intercut to many mothers. Site says. "I spent several weeks in Johnstown, after the great Hood, on i unit of my husband being employ. . I there. We had several cliihlreu with us. two of whom took the iliurriHieu very badly, Igjtsomeof Clian.h'jrluin's colic, cholera and diarrno. . remedy ami it cured both of them. I think it cannet he excelled ami ':heerfull recommenil it," 25 and 50 Ont but tles for sal: by Fostny & Ma-H.n. The Improved Kotmter and Ituker. In this day of inventive genius many articles are being made that are of surpassing utility. In the culinary line, one of the most use ful of these is a latest improved roaster and baker, being a very useful and desirable article for every housewife in the land. Mrs. A. M. rait, of this city, has the agency for Li. in county, and de sires to place one in every well regulated family. She 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 117, or call at this office. Buy your tickets to the ea ; via the Canadian Pacific railroad hi best railway service in exist e from $5 to $10 cheaper than an other transcontinental lin T.i finest scenery in the world is ioiu the Canadian Pacilic rail road . Ke mem iter you can save ifo on a j c- ond-class ticket ami $10 on a fi rr class ticket by purchasing yon tickets over tliis line. For lnupn and tickets, etc., call on F.A.Burk hart, office oppo-ite the First National bank, Akany, Or. Take I he Northern Pacific Kail road to all point- East, shortest time of any road East. Ny change of cars, Iks' accomodations Utlll t ItU .IW.Ut .! il.i A. A travel- Tlcket;fjr 8al , ovtr road to any and all points east at the lowest rates by Burkhart A Keenev who are the authorized agents of this company at Albany. Call on them for tickets and full particulars. Sick headache is the bane of many lives ; to cure and prevent this annoying complaint use Dr. J. H. Mclean's Liver and Kidney pillets. They are agreeable to take and gentle in their action. There are many accidents and diseases which affect stock and cause inconvenience and loss to the farmer in his work, which may remedied by the use Dr. J. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. "A dollar saved is a dollar earned," so call at the Ladies Bazaar, and examino prices on millinery before purchasing else where. Mens', youths' aud boys' cloth-! ing and furnishing goods'atG. W. ! Simpson's. j w nen you want a sty or boy's hat goto ti. W lie)' man's Simpson. DRA. imkki rnnivc. Thrj .rc lo Violl Thl City for Oit Week Only, Orlobrr 13 to IS at the Krvrrr Hvunr. These far-famed tthysiciaus, whs have achieved a great reputation throughout ' he North west, have baen prevailed upon by parties in this vicinity to visit Albany. One of the doctors will open offices at the Re vere house for one week only, from October 13 to 19, and the opportun ity should not r-e lost to consult this famous I hysician. He oomei highly reoommeuded and laden with testi monials from throughout the state, and the authenticated reports of bis cures seem nothing short of miracu lous. His offloe consultation ia free, so that should there be any cases that are incurable he will immediately dis cover them, thus saving their pahrons any further expenditure of money ao,d time, which they might otherwise squander. Unlike other physicians who have become ein:: eiit in their profession, the doctors charges are extemely moderate, aud they will not under' take any cases that they oannot cure or heacht. Drs. Darrin make a specialty of uiseanes of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat,aii(l all nervous, chronic aad private diseases, suoh as Lossof Man hood, Blood Taints, Syphilhs, Gleet, tljnorrhcea, stricture, Spermattor rlioea, Seminal Weakness, or Loss of Deire of Sexual Power in manor wo man. AH pettuliar Female Troubles, Irregular Menstruation, Lucorrhoea, Displacements, etc., are coundentia! ly and successfully treated, and will under no circumstances take a case that they cannot cure or benefit. Their office h'.urs are from 10 to S daily. Evenings 7 to 8, Cures of private diseases guaranteed ami never published in the papers. Mutt case can reeive home treatment after visit to the doctors' office. In qumes answered ami circulars sent free. Read the following testimonials of remarkable cures . NAM KM THAT CAN Henry slough. UK REFERRED To. Maeleay, Oregon, lenli!c, Ulleen jeurs, restored. Win Hunter, Eugene City, Or, tairh twenty years, restored. Volua Weo.-ter, Weston, Umatilla county. Or, catarrh, cured. It 11 Kice 32 U m Portlanu, bea-t dibcu.se cured, three mouths since lieoie 11 llaiuillou 32 Stark treet IVrilauJ, stoppage of the tear-duct cured. .los Moore St Charles hotel PortUnd pol j iiii- in the iH)e lifteeu years, cured i W in Kuliler, aged iz years Jackson ville Ui. deaf in one ear:W years cured Mix Lucy Morau, Mouuiouth Or, cros-eyc tliaiglilcned in one minute. Kd 1 1 Mies, Albina catarrhal deaf ness restored, I' C McFariaje Vancouyer, sciatica i h. in. it. -m cured. (.en C Scotten, Albina Oregon ring, in noi.-es in the car aud deafness Clllell Mr-. 6 . Wcodeu's jjirl, 94 t-'olusn-liia-iiect i'orilaud, nervous debility and .i.alHrial lever and discharging car, restored. in Allnow, Drewey, Grant county Oregon catirrbal dealuess aud ringing in I lie ears fo. 'M twenty years per fectly cured, Mrs o W .Metzter, Gresliam, Oregon dyspepsia, liver coaipla nt aud pain in the stomach twenty three years, res tored. Mrs C Mageiison Merchant hotel Portland, rheumatism, neuralgia and icmaie Iron lues. ;ured permanently one year ago. C iliesc, seven miles west of Fulton Oregon, liver ana kidney trouble, diz .niess and paius over the whole sys tem restored to health. Chas bruggtr, Kee illu Oregon ulmos; total blindness from etfects of measles, restored aiter alt other doc tors saiii he was paste" re Mrs I. M it toon East Portland Ore gon, catari h, broi.i tiitin, and nervous nes; unil sieepuess uights and loss of flesh, cured aud gained twelve pounds. J K Cunningham, Wapinitia, Wasco count), Oregon, total deafness two years in one ear and partially so in the other, cured Mrs.JE Smith Prineville, Oregon, nervous debility and general weak ness, almost bordering ou insanity, cured. lieiison McCoy, Duliir, Wasco coun ty Oregon, deafness and terrible pain in thecal inidjlicid for six uiontht.untU he was nearly crazy, restlessness aud iiiso:ui.ia. Restored to health by elec tricity after all other treatments had failed. L) 1 (frail m's child, Springfield. Or. Iuuiiuuy aiincteu wiiii truuuiaieu con jni.ctivilus, complicated with ulcers ol the cehalls for nine months.cured J A Linilsey, news agent on the O KiV N comcaiiy residence 312 O St lorilan', cuiibumpiioii, bronchitis and catarrh cured and gained fifteen pounds. David Koss son Woodland W T. painful bin disease, had to be carried to the doctor's ollice, ciimd. Mr Koss has a daughter residing at the Mer chant hotel Portland mid can be re. ferred to. Levi Birtme, Stayton, Oregon, heart dUcsc, dispcpsiti, pain through t'ie heart and .uii 's and general ner vous cebility. many tinica he would full a.i though dead when everything seemed io Mini mack uclore his eyes .i- i s.siiillv treiea. l Campbell, Fulton, Or. says he would not take 10,(X)0 for the cure he received by Dr. Darrin. His trou ble originated by three small lumps cr tumors coming on the arm, which rendered h's arm and band perfectly helpless for ne year. Win. Parrot, Middluton, Or, deaf. D''s many years, cur-d. F.. Anderson. Salein. Or., catarrh seven years, cured. I). VV. Emmett, Saluin. Or., deafness tt u years; restored. M.iny thousands of other cases n.ighl be published did not the want of space here forbid. . j. urs. us Tin iicau onice in rtland. Or . st the corner of Fourth ami Washington, will be run as usual, where they are permanently located. For Sale. A single buggy ..orse, young and fine traveler, together with a jump sent buggy, harness, whip, etc., marly new, inquire of O. C. Awbrey, Odd Fellows' temple. Wanted. Board and lodging in a private I family for man and wife; no cbil iilren. Address, stating terms, P. L. W., care Herald. Dr. J. H. McLean's Strengthen ing Cordial and Blood Purifier.bv its vitalizating properties, will hriirhten Dale cheeks, and trans- I form a pale, haggard, dispirited woman into one of sparkling healMi I and beauty. Citizens of Linn and adjoiniauj ation to attend at oar new store The grande-t opening and most colloasal exhibition of Men's, Youths' and Children's clothing ever before exhibited in th4 Willamette Valley. Our opening is destined to open a new epichinthe clothing trade of this state. We have searched the market from far aud wide, and will display the finest lice of goods that Amei ica produces Having gone into the market with ready cash we were enabled to bur goo 1 clothing of the very best actories and larg importers in the United States at such prices as will absolutely defy competition. Our Stock Of Men's Clothing a Is simply incomparable. Our stock of Youths', Boys and Cuildreu'a clothiiig far above what we ha expected to obtain, while our Furnishing Oeods Department it Replete in every respect. A full line o vsre ats at bedrock prices. BOOTS AND SHOES. In boots and shoes we have made manufacturers in the East, and are i.v, J ?,Y.R.ERM SuWJLL BE CAS. "! that's why we are enabled to sell you goods cheap. WE BUY OK OA&H, and by doing so are enabled to get the very best goods at the most reasonable discount. We believe that a store run on the cash system where GOOD GOODS can ba bought CHEAP FOK CArfH will supply a felt want in this community. Bidding you all once more a cordial invitation to attend our grand mosTresptfully yours ' Whil h C'ty in8pwJt our etock' we "bscribe ourselves T. L. WALLACE & GO, STRAHAN BLOCK, ALBANY, OR. BUSINESS LOCALS. Canes at French's Compasses at F. M. French's, Wilcox & Conn, photographers. Cumming's for choice soda, wa ter. Wilcox & 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 & Conn's. Silver headed canes at F. M. trench's. , School shoes are the lowest at E. C Searls. The latest in canes at the corner jewelry store. Gold headed canes at the corner jewelrys tore. Latest novelties in ladies cloaks at E. C. Searls. Go to Jas. F. Powell A Co's for fresh groceries. If you want a good gold pen call on F. M. French. See those stylish stockinette jacket' at Read's. F. M. French sells Seth Thomas watches and clocks. See those undressed kid gloves at W. F. Read's. All the latest in cloaks and jackets at W. F. Read's. Drink ice cold soda at C. E. Brownell's and be happy. Ladies jackets and capes in the latest styles at E. C. Searls. 1 -a test designs in jewelry just received at F. M. French's. Corner of Second and Ferry is Wilcox & Conn's Dhotoirraoh a&l lery. Oo to Cumming's drug store Blumberg block, for your artist's supplies. And when you want a delicious cold drink go to C. E. Brownell's tor soda. Use Beggs Dandelion bitters for naieestion, dyspepsia and all kindred diseases. 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 igars, manufactured at Julius Joss h"s cigar factory. I have received my fall line of kid gloves, and our $1.60 glove ia the beat ever offered here for the money. E- C. Searls Get some of those fine pies and cakes for Sunday at Blackburn & Pironi's. Don't cook over the hot stove these days. Gradwohl's fine teas, with the cut-glassware 'hat goes with them, forms quite an attraction ana goes very rapidly. Anyuung you want in oar oa CLOTHING oountiea : We greet yoa ou amd ail, NEW GOODS!! NEW PRICES!! ! eareful selection of the most celebrated brands made by the very best enabled to display the finest line of these goods ever brot ght to this kery department is of the very best. Good goods and low prices is what you get there. Blackburn & Pironi. If you want a good paying busi ness, requiring small investment, on easy terms, buy J. B. HugheV wel; boring, rock drilling outfit. For sale cheap. Fortmiller & Irving have a full line of lace curtains, chenille cur tains and table covers that are as handsome as handsome can be. Special bargains in all wool suitings just received at 30 and 40 cents, the best value ever shown in Albany. Call and see them at W.F. Read's. Messrs. Will & Stark haye just received a new line of beautiful silverware, solid gold watches, rings and lewelry of -dl kinds. Call and fee their fine selections. Having purchased all the latest styles in millinery the ladies will find it to their interest to call and examine our stock before purchas ing elsewhere. K.. v fc.. Ball. Fresh bread, fresh bread, fresh bread. Order your pieo and cakes from Blackburn & Pironi; they are experienced bakers and can make anything you want to order, 500 Laiia aad Childrsn Wants! At THE Ladies Bazaar, To select treir mllllnar?. Prices to suit all. Satisfaction guaranteed. Be sure and girt us an early cali. CARPENTERS & BUILDERS, . Con tnct era or anyone wanting- anything: in the hard ware line will do well to call on Stewart h Sox before purchasing el"where. They keep nearly everything in tho line of build ers Lardware, and a magnificent stock of fine tools. FEED GUTTERS, Save one-third of your horse feed by usi. g a reea cutter, four kinds for sale. Mteart & Sox have BELTING, Both rubber and leather belt ing always on hand at Stewart a sox s packing, A so ruober, hemp and asbestos DRIED APPLES, Were worth 17 cents in St. Paul on oepc. eta. annera go to Stewart Bus, ring machine and save and buy an apple pai your fruit. SEWING MACHINES. JTSisi foi the new Wheeler & Wilson, No, 0. I IUDCD UpW "" n 8tewart Sox llltlDLn. MUll, fr tour supplies, a they carry a full lin ..'.. . wedges sledges mauls, maul rings, ti.au axes froes, shing ling nertes, peaves, wood aad Iron tackle blocks, and by far the best assortment f cross cat saws la the Taller. Goods of the beet quality and pries the lowest. STORE aad extend to yon a cordial invi- PAINTS AND OILS, ur1 want paint, oil, brashes, col oil, luhricmtW olls, axle rrrase, etc 8TEW a HT 4 SOX. BUGGIES AND WAGONS, ? line ou hand and can givr you good prices. A STEWART & SOX. ' IRON AND STEEL, Stewart & Sox h&ve a v.r tg Stock of band. Utrmn enmmnn way iron; also machine, tool, pick, and plow steel SEEDS. All kinds ot irraw seed, pur and clean, are sold hv sum Son. Prices have chaneed since liat Cume and sre us. nnnpn Dont guess at weights any OuALLo, loiiger. Many farmer Irses euou'h in thit way in one year 10 pa for a ifood cale. Go to Stewart '& Sox and price their wales of all ku.ds. PljTID MO We keep nothing bu the Unl'tlilO, 'amoui barrel churn. There is noliiM. ho good, and po re can beat us on. pric-o STEWART ti SOX. IRON HARROWS. call o. dieAari & rox. to lo'get tht-. Lion't buy an iron, harrow until you first it will pi you not ROPE AND CHAIN, .tUi s -la :u tlia li- ii lci. w carry none hut pure manil., ntiil can t ou any size from 1-4 to 1.1 i A.f -izv- of chain frcm 3-10 to 3-4. STU.WAKT & SOX. LADIES, ATTENTION, tJS have the Mt shears and . u;rs ih this c want to it city. aud we ran piove it to you at ary time. Every pair warranied and they cau be re turned if they do net gi"e satisfrrtion. This is no brag or b.uster, we -an hit we ray, STEWART & SOX. WASHING MACHINES kde.bVedthcao give you something you will like. Bring your '.better half- around and see what we can do for you. STEWART & SOX. D1DV riDDliriTP We keep on hand DAD I UAKnlAULo a larze assortment all the lime embracing bood, parasol and canopy tops, and tanging in price from $8 to $40, There isn't a nicer lot of -'matrimonial fruit takeu" in the valley. We also have a few that we re nt, STEWART & SOX. KNIVES AND RAZORS o,ZSZ?' bill raises the value ot cutlery considerably, but we have a large stock alreadv hmujhi and rr eva will remain the same as us usual until v is sld out. Come and see what we have and learn prices. S1EWART & SOX. GUNS AND REVOLVERS, hJuT that w i havt diapone.1 of thit. part of our bu nnes Tnat'a a mistake. We are in it now deepe- ihan ever. We have a nice line of Mariiu a. d Winchester rifles, and nree.h Ijadingshot guus ranging in pru from il 2 to S6A. Also all t'ie late improved revolvers SfEVVAKT a: SOX. Ammunition, etc., uV7n! powder, loaded shel .a.tndKes, et., aed will sell at reasonable figure. Don't forget us when you come to layiuyonr winter supply of aauuunitinn, to prote.-t your ranch from the inroads t (hat ring-necked esaj. giaat.