Morning daily herald., October 16, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

THE MORNING HERALD: THURSDAY. OOrOBEH 16, 18tKJ.
ON 8 A LB.
Th Dahy Herald will be on
rale each morning at 11. J. Jones'
book store.where it i in be procured
at 5 centa per copy.
JOTTINGS ABOVE TOWN.
Celery atC. E. BrowneU's.
Plush and astracban capes at E.
C. Searla.
Lowest rates east by Burkhart
& Keeney.
Black underwear for" gentlemen
at E. C. Searls.
Hot-8 uff oyster cocktails at
Boenicke's.
Sea Burkhart & Keeney when
you want to go east.
Oysters in every style at John
Isom's.
Spectacles for eyery one at
French's jewelry Btore.
The Grismer Davies dramatic
company is heading this way.
Furnished rooms to rent near
college. Inquire at this office.
Black silk warp Henrietta from i
$1.25 per yard up. E. C. Searla.
G. W. Simpson has jut received
a fine line of eealette jackets in all
styles.
Coming! Miss Neally Stevens.
H. F. Miller's concert grand
piano.
In Gar eld county, Wash., last
week there was a slight fall of
snow.
Malheur county's tax levy this
year for county and school pur
poses is 25 mills.
Plush and Astracban rapes, also
novelties in long cloaks at the
Ladies Bazaar.
Floor matting of the very best
quality and at reasonable rates can
be found at Fortmiller & living's.
Fortmiller & Irving are carrying
an immense stock of wall j a per and
supplying a large demand in that
Hue.
Max Baumgart offers a reward of
$25 for the arrest and conviction ol
the party who robbed his house
night before last.
On Wednesday morning the
ground was coered with about r.
tialf inch of snow, the first of be
season. Ochoco Review.
Some of the latest styles of ele
gant bed lounges can be seen a'
Fortmiller & lrving's, as they have
just received a large invoice.
In response to many inquiries
as to the exact time when the
Chinese pheasant law exp:" s, we
publish the date November 21,
1891.
Jt is said that the next legisla
ture will be asked to estiblisli a
new county out of the fouthcastern
part of Wasco and the northeastern
part of Crook.
It is reported that Mr. Masse?
has sold his interest in the Red
Bull mining claim in the Santiam
dis'rict for $3000. This id the
claim that has been in litigation.
One of the grandest events of
the season is the coming piano re
cital of Miss Neally Stevens, using
an artists' grand piano. Reserve I
seats at u ual prices at Will &
J .ink's music store.
Miss Neally Stevens is to-day
one of the best American piuuistes
and the piano forte she will use on
the 30th of October is from tli
factory of II. F. Miller & Sons, ol
Boston. These pianos have been
used nine years in succession by
the National Music Teachers'
Association, and have received
the highest honors to be obtained.
Be sure and hear this artist and
artist's grand piano. Reset ved
seats at Will & Link's music store.
Twenty-Uve Dollars Reward.
I will pay a reward of $25 for the
arrest and conviction of the party
who burglarized uiv house on the
night of Oct. 14, 1890.
Mvrx Baimu.irt.
Boom Breaking.
Yesterday morning Marx Baum
gart foand that some light-fingered
gentry had entered his house with
felonious intentions by the way of
a window slipped out. A jrold
watch valued at $100, a revolver,
and $10 in money were missed.
No clue to the thief.
Attention, sir Knight.
There will be a special conclave
of Temple Cotuui.m.lry, No. 3. at
Masonic Temple this Thursday
eveuing at 7:30 o'clock. Business
of great imp .name and a full at
tendance is earnestly desired. By
order of E. C. D. P. Mahom,
Acting Recorder.
Batcher Shop
The undersigned having pur
chased the butcher business of
in. Emmerick opposite the Russ
house, would solicit a share of the
public patrons. I will ke.-p on
hand the best of fresh beef, pork,
mutton, veal and eveiything in
the butcher shop line. Bacon on
band and sausage as eoon as a
machine ordered arrives. Old
patrons please call.
John Dierkinger,
Albany, Oct. 1, lS'JO.
Ware Left Behind.
The west side train from Cor
vallis the other day had a practi
cal application of the Jiiihmin's
expression of a passenger oi hoard
win is left behind. It seem P. C.
Warren, wife, two sons an I d mgh-ter-in-law,
of Astoria, had nr.
ranged with the railroad officials
in Portland lo come up on the
east side as far as Albany, cross
over on the O. P. road and take
the west side train for Portland, in
order to view tbe Willamette val- j
i t(7un ... : 1 ...
MKj nucu iuc mi ijr amvcu ni
Corvallis the west side train bad
gone, bat on telegraphing th facts
to Portland, tbe train was ordered
to retard for the Warren family,
which it did, picking up the paV
sengera aboard tha' it had life b
hied.
BROWNSVILLE K0TES.
Brownsville Oi. Oct, 15.
M. T. Farl-y visited Albany tu
Saturday.
T S. Pillshnrv and son, on
Saturday paid Albany a visit.
O. P. Coshow, Sr., on eunes
day visitet. Albany.
The North Brownsville school
has an attendance of 145 pupils.
V. F. Cioft. of the Albany
Woolen Mills, was in town on
Monday.
liiteof Ilarriebursr.
has Vented the property of J. B. R.
Morelotk.
Mra. V.- A. Cable and son. on
Tuesday returned home from Port
land.
Mrs T W. Starr and son. on
Tuesday left for Portland to visit
relatives.
V. Kett. of Olvmoia. is visiting
friends, an! relatives cf South
Brownsville.
r.anrvn A. Dvson. and daughter
Miss Edna, on Monday left fcr
Portland to attend the t.x position,
rtr n Tt. lipase. Peter Hume
H R r. Warner, arrived home
from Portland on Wednesday.
Mra Tt. II. Warner, accom
panied by her sister Miss Ana
Allen, on Monday left for Port
land.
On the moraine of Thursday
Optnhr nth. the first frost of the
season fell in low places, in this
section.
Ttov. V.. II. Renfro. of California
on the evening of Thursdiy d?-
t 1) A A.
livered a sermon at me jsapusi
church.
.Tnhn MVwire. on Tuesday re-
.oivt rl nn the hand, a severe cut.
from the buz, saw attached to his
wood cutting machine.
William Sperry, and wife, on
hVulav loft for Portland, and will
also visit friends in McMinnville,
Corvallis and the The Dalles.
Thnrsilnv was nav dav at the
Eagle Woo'len Mills, which inflated
the circulating medium oi iro ns
ville, to the extent of two thousand
dollars.
Dr. I. W. Starr and wife, on
Wednesday left for Halsey, to visi
Rev. P. W. Starr, who is yet con
fined to his lied from injuries
received, from being thrown from
a carriage.
Jumps Callowav. late of Benton
county, having deposed of his
rancli in mat location, win uurmg
I lie winter reside with his mother-iu-law
Mrs. A. J. Warren, on her
farm two miles east of Brownsville.
A FaHtldlous Haluion.
The Astoria Columbian says
that J. Lundquist. a fishetinan.
upon pulling up his net the other
morning, found a salmon with a
silver watch in its mouth, and a
rolled chain attached to the
ticker. The watch had evidently
laid in the water for years, ns all
the steel portions crumbled to
dust when touched. Its presence
in tbe salmon's mouth is account
ed for by the fact that salmon at
this season of the vear will eagerly
bite at any bright object, and ihe
watch and chain had been caught
by the netd-agging.m the bottom.
As it was hauled in it attracted
the attention of the salmon, and
he took it in and in turn was
taken in himself. The works in
tlia watch were Waltham, and
case c.jin silver. The salmon was
canght just on" shore, abreas-t of
the Seaside cannery.
Burglar Active.
The festive burglar seem9 to be
abroad in the laud as he is heard
from at various and divers locali
ties. Corvallis received a call.
Banker Job being the intended
victim, but his vigilance scared tbe
light-fingered gent away empty
handed. At Suver also tin y en
tered the postutlice and blew cpen
tne outs de part oi the safe dxr,
but got nothing for their trouble,
as they failed to get at the thirty
dollars worth of stamps in the
safe drawer.
LETTER LIST.
Following is a list of the letters
remaining uncalled for in the post
ollice at Albany, Oregon, Oct. 8,
I8!)0. Persons calling for the
same will please give the date on
which they were advertised:
Frank Bock. ; I. N Divis; Jen
nings Ford; Helen C. Harmon;
Mrs. Mary Jinks; Geo. W. Penne
ba'rer. Rrpirs Thomi-sox,
Postmaster.
An Iniprendlve Blotto.
Standing out in bold relief upon
the walls of the city jail is this im
pressive niotfo : "Never too Late
to Mend." It was paintei there a
few days ago by an artist of the
brush w ho was doing a few days'
time with the city while sobering
up after a big drunk. The moral
is read between the words and the
advice containd in tbe five brief
worJs is wed worth heeding.
Salem Statesman.
Sudden Disappearance.
The dispatches give notice of the
inexplicable disappearance cf Dr.
Clinton Cooke fnurr?hicago,where
he was practicing medicine. His
parents are among the b -st known
ivli'ilii u vi - ' v. i ..'- .... r
pearance is causing much alarm
111 inai cuy.
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.
Tbe genuine Boynton furnaces
are sold by Matthevs & Washburn
the largest -ealers i:i stoves and
ranges in the valley, tio and in
spect their stock, they cm please
Voll.
Messrs. Will & Stark have just
received a Lew lino of beautiful
silverware, solid gold watches,
rings and jewelry of all kinds.
Call and ece their line selections.
NORTHWEST NOTES.
The "Opbir" is the name of a
new mining claim filed on b an
Albany man. It is located in the
Quartz v' lie district.
Ihe work on the new railroad
from Roseburg to Cods bay is be
ing pushed through with rapidity.
Theie are six camps of graders
and the piles are being driven at
Marshlield for the terminus.
In Yamhill county the question
has been broached, and will doubt
less recsive consideration from the
powers that be, cf purchasing a
farm and establishing an asylum
for indigents.
The Fand digging boat which
was lately built at Portland is
proving a succets. The steamer
is a marvel of power and construc
tion, and is provided with a most
complete sand and gravel appara
tus for digging, hois-ing, filtering
and washing sand
The work on the Oregonian rail
way is being prosecuted with vigor.
A large camp of 1 1 borers are locat
ed at Shelburn, thecro.-sing of the
Oregon Pacific and Nanow Gauge,
and the preparations for the wid
ening of the track arc nearly com
pleted. J. ttamplin, state organizer of
the Modern Woodmen of Amerira,
is at The Dalles, where he will or
ganize a ramp. At Pendleton he
succeeded in f.-tablishin ; a camp.
H s son is now at The Dalies, ihd
has succeeded in obta:ri'g some
tlxiy incmbeis.
The As oiia & South Coast rail
way seems to he on its feft. Ihree
milli 'ns of dollars woi ih of bonds
have h.'cn placed in Imdon, sub
ject to cei'ain conditions which
seem easy to satisfy. This is good
news for Astoria, f .r Portland, and
fcr the whole country lying lc
twei n.
Wiliiaii Billings has been sherifl"
ol Hurston county, W'a-ih., for
about 21 yejrs. Sometimes he is
nominated by the republicans
and some times he is not, but he
gets there just the same. When
he discovers that lie is going to
have trouble in the convention he
simply rei'uses to let his name go
before the convention, and then
runs independent.
Since tbe Polk-Yamhill county
line has been re-located there are
arising little difficulties on every
side. It now transpires that justice
Branson has ma ried about a doz
en couples in Polk county, and
since it is determined that he re
sides in Yamhill couniy, and a
person residing in one county
cannot fill an office in another, the
question arises whether these mar
riages are strictly legal.
Mrs. Hunter, the women who
arrived in this city a few davs ago
in eeatch of one W. II. Hunter,
slept Monday night in the city
pi i Hon. Officer Larsen found her
walking about the streets shortly
after dark and as the woman could
give no neeount of herself he took
her to the city prison. Astorian.
This is probably the sami woman
who has been searching the valley
over, under one or another name,
for her husb nd. She was at
Albany.
He Wanted a Drink.
"Can you give me a drink on
this?" asked an' intoxicated indi
vidual as he walked into a down
street saloon yesterday afternoon,
at the same time plsicing on the
bar a small leather covered bible.
The bar-keeper picked it up,exa n
incd it, and then placed a bottle
of "snake bite" before the stran
ger. He filled the glass to the
brim, placed it to his lips and
snipe I the contents down at one
swallow, and then, with a satis
fied look on his countenance,
turned and walked out.
Recovering.
(Juite a number of our citizens
who have been on the sick list are
recovering. J. W. Blain was con
fined to the house for a few days
but is again out. Grant t'roman
is still confined to the house but
is convalescing, Judge Blac'tburn
is better. J. R. Whitney, jrnior
editor of the Herald, is able to be
about again, yesterday making
the first viit to the office for pix
weeks.
Horse Lost.
Strayed away from the place of
the subscriber on section 19 in
Sweet Home in Linn county Ore
gon, one black mare, three years
old, a mark on the left shoulder
consisting of two round spots like
a pair of spectacles, the right hind
foot and the left front foot white.
Had a halter on when she left.
Leave word at this ollice or ad
dress the undersigned.
October 11, IS'.K).
C. Raddatz.
Sweet Home Or.
Grad wold's fine teas, with the
cut-glassware that goes with them,
forms quite an attraction and goes
very rapidly.
For all kinds of green vr diy
fruit boxes call at the Sugar Pine
Door & Lnmbei Company's ware
house, Albany, Or.
Go east over the Northern Pacific
railroad, the shortest and cheapi s
route. Tickets for sale by Burk
hart & Kei nev.
Take the Northern Pacific rail
road for all points east, twelve
hours the quickest route. Tickets
lor sale Burkh Keeney.
Foitmiller & Irving have a large
line o! lace curtains, renaissance,
Madras and cheneille t.ible covers,
vi hich they are selling very cneap.
G. W. Simpson has received his
fall stock of stockinet e and sealet
jackets and three quarter sealet
cloaks, and have a complete assort
ment of all the latest styles.
K. C. Searls, has the finest
ladies' shoes at the lowest prices
to be found in tbe valley.
When you want to go east see
Burkhart & Keeney. They can
sell you tickets to any and all
points at the lowest ra'es.
TANGENT ITEMS.
Mr. Powell has rented Mr.
Barnes' house and has taken pos
session. Grandma Wei ts has rented her
properly to Mr. Couch aud he has
moved in. She has moved ;n
with Joe Simpson, who is building
a Gne addition to his house.
William Obermire has rented
Mis. Anderson's farm and ' has
taken possession.
Master John Morgan has rented
a small farm and house of his
father, J. B. Morgan, and Dame
Rumor has it that he is going to
transplant Mullen. We hope he
will prosper in bis new under
taking. We understand that Nate
Barber has rented Grandma
Vernon's farm and is making
preparations for winter. Nate is
quite a rustler, and will make
things lively around Tangent.
II. W. Settlemire and family re
turned the first of the week from
quite an extended visit at Silver
ton and vicinity.
Mr. Maxey, of Yaquina City, is
yisiting his daughter, Mrs.Blevius.
B. A. Witzel and family have
moved to his farm in Marion
county. He has left his faiia
here in charge of John Canovan.
BES0LUTIOH3 OF O0BD0L&N0E.
Hall of Grand Prairie)
Gicanoe No. 10 Oct. 8 185I0J
To Till! I'mtoi OK Till I1kbld:
Resolutions of condolence of
l i rand Prairie Grange No 10 P, of
H. In memory of Mrs. M. J.
Burkhart died August 15th, 1890.
Whereas, It has pleased God in
his infinite wisdom to remove from
our midst our beloved sister Mrs.
M. J. Burkhart; Therefore bo it.
Resolved, That in the death of
our sL -r, we recognized the hand
of a loving Father who doeth all
things well and knows the best
time and way to call his children
home.
Re. olved, That in the death of
our sister we sustain the loss of
a worthy member and true ' friend,
but we feel our loss to be her gain.
Resolved, That we as a Grange
extend to the bereaved husband
and family our deepest sympathy.
Resolved, That tbe hall be
draped in mourning forthirtydays
and that these resolutions be
spread upon our minutes; also
that a copy be presented to her
husband Mr. C. P. Burkhart, and
her daughter Mra. Burrows of
Pendleton, Oregon, and to the
county papers for publication.
M. Bodinb.
R. Pay sb.
A. Wallace.
Committee.
HEAL ESTATE SALES.
Jonathan Wassom to Nathan
R. Beaman, 4 lots, block 2,
Wassom's addition, Leba
non 200
Win. Bradshaw to H. II.
Quigley, 105 acres 1000
A. Hackleman to E. M. Hor
ton, 1 lot, block 15, Hacklc
man's 2d addition 250
Arthur Beard to J. M. Beard,
-2 interest in 1 lot, block 4,
Beard's addition, Tangent. S20
A. Hackleman to Frederick
Bruckmau, lots 1 and 2,
block 13. Hackleman's 31
adlition 375
A. J. Hoiges to .Mrs. Martha
Logan, 2 lots, Fairdale ad
dition, Albany 10
S. W. Paisley to Martha
Logan, 5x 111 feet, block
ti'), Albany 300
Martha Logan to Jane Fan
ning, lot 1, block 50, Albany 1250
Frank ;Mu-phy to E. W.
Lingdon, lot 4, block 7,
Hacktaman'rt 3d addition. . 175
Anna M. 1 Iouck to Louisa C.
Alexander, lot 14, t lock 1,
Hackleman's addition 150
Laura A. Maxwell to Fannie
Fox and Sophia Baumgart,
lot 5, blc:k 118, Hackle
man's addition 1.100
Catherine Arnold to Thomas
Arnold, piece of land 700
Mary M.Cyrus to II. C.ttard
nun, lot 1, block, Ralston's
2d addition, Lebanon 900
Rufus Thompson to Addie
Thompson, interest in 6
lots in Rural Dale 1500
MAKItlED.
SLF.K - REINER. At the resilience cf Chav
Wajie.- in this city, on Wedncdav, Utt. 14
lSUj, by Riv. S. U. Ii vine, Mr. Harry A.
Slee of pokanc Fa 1b, and Mits Anuie 11.
Ueinerof tbiavity.
The bridegoom is one of the suc
cessful business men of Spokane.
FalU for which place the newly
married pair took the noon train
yesterday, immediately after the
ceremony was performed.
TO-DAY.
Fine dressed pheasant.
Sweet potatoes, Celery,
Can'itlower, Cell peppers,
Fresh crm berries,
(Jrapes, Oranges,
Hanams, Lemons,
Nice dre h -d chickens,
Swrs? cheese, Cream cheese,
Asparagus, Mushrooms,
Fiench peas, Boston beans,
Smoked Chinook salmon.
All of the above, nice and freeh,
at Miuiler & Garrett's, the leading
ixroeers.
A fine line of Artists materials
just opened at J. A. Cumming's
drug store.
Tan colored shres need a dress
ing, if not a blacking Go to Klein
liros. for an article of that nature
Corner of Second and Ferry is
Wilcox & Conn's photograph gal
lery. Go to Cumming's drug store
Illuuiberg block, for your crtist's
supplies.
Smoke the celebrated Havana
filled 5-cent 'gars, manufactured
at Jn'ins Jos h's cuar factory.
Fresh cranberries and picketed
cod fish at MutlL'i- & U.urett's..
DK. DAKU1X AK8ITEU.
Tbry are at the Severe Uoue ia :
vTlil t'tly ana Will Ueiuulu
From Oclolirr 13 la 19.
These far-famed vhysicuuv, who
have achieved a great reputation
thronghout the Northwest, have been
prevailed upon by parties in this
vicinity to visit Albany. One of the
doctors will open offices at the " Re
vere house br one week only, from
October 13 tc 19, and the opportun
ity should not te lost to consult this
famous ihysiuian. lie comes highly
recommended and laden with testa
monials from throughout tho state
and the authenticated reports of the
cares seem nothing short of miracu
lous. His office consultation is free,
so that should there be any cases that
are incurable be will immediately dis
cover them, thus saving their patrons
any farther expenditure of money aai
time, which they niiht otherwise
squander.
Unlike other physiciaus who have
become cmirent in their profession,
the doctors' charges are extemely
moderate, and they will not under
take anv cases that they cannot cure
or benefit,
Irs. Darrin make a specialty of
diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat, and all nervous, chrouio and
private diseases, such as Loss of Man
hood, Blood Taints, Syphillis, Gleet,
Goaorrhoeaj Stricture, Spermattor
rhosji, Seminal Weakness, or Loss of
Desire of Sexual Power in man or wo
man. ; All peouliar Female Trouble?,
Irregular Menstruation, Lucorrhwa,
displacements, etc., are confidential
ly and successfully treated, and will
under no circumstances take a case
that they cannot cure or benefit.
Their office hours are from 10 to 5
daily. Evenings 7 to 8,
Cures of private diseases guaranteed
and never published in the papers.
Most case? can rccivo home treatment
after visit to the doctors' cuce. In
quiries answered and circulars tent
free.
Read the following 'estimonials of
remarkable cures ,
NAMES THAT CAN BR REFERRED TO.
Henry Slough, Maclcay, Oregon,
deafness, fifteen j ears, rcstoi ed.
Wm Hunter, Eugene City, Or, ca
tarrh twenty years, restored.
Vo'mi Webster, Weston, Umatilla
county. Or, catarrh, cured.
B II Rice 33 B St Portland, hea-t
disease cured, three months since.
George H Hamilton S3 Stark treet
PortlunJ, stoppage of the tear-duet
cured.
Jos Moore 8t Charles hotel Portland
polypus in the nose fifteen years, cured
' Wm Kohler, aired 7J years Jackson
ville Or. deaf in one caruti ycais cured
Miis Lucy Morut, -Mm month Or,
cross-eye straight neil in one minute.
Klllynes, Albina catanh.d deaf
ness, restored.
P U M Farlaje Vancouyer, sciatica
rhem.itism cared.
(.Se-i C Scotten, Albina Orei-on' ring.
ii:g noises iu the cur and deafness
cured.
Mrs S A Wcoden's girl, !U C.ilum
bia street Porlluml, nervous debility
and malarial lever anil iliscliai j;;un
ear, restore.!.
Wm Altnow, Drewey, Grant county
Oregon catarrhal deafness and riiiyiu
iuhe cars fo. -50 twenty years per
fectly cured,
Mrs S W MetZL'er.GrcFham, Oregon
dyspepsia, liver eonipbriit and puiu in
lie sl'Miiacli twenty llnee years, res
tnit.
Mrs C M igetison Merchant hotel.
Portland, rli.-uiiiutisin, neuralgia and
Teinaie troubles, ;ured criuancutly
one year ago.
C Hiese, seven miles west of Fulton
Oregon, liver ami kMncy trouble, diz
ziness and pains over the whole i-y-tem
restored to liealth.
Chas lirujiger, Hoc 'viile Oregon
almost total blindness from effects ol
measles, restored uf'er all other doc
tor, said he was past c re.
Mrs L MhUoou Kast Portland Ore
gon, eatarih. bronchitis, and nervous
nest and slecpness uibls and loss :
llesh, cured aud gained twelve pounds.
J R Cunningham, Wapinitia, Wasco
county. Oregon, total deafness two
years in one ear and partially so in
ihe other, cured
Mrs J E Smith Prineville, Oregon,
nervous debility and general weak
nes, almost bordering on insanity,
cured.
Hcnson McCoy, Dufur, Wasc-icoun
ty Orego'i, deafness and ten ible pain
iu the car and head for six mon'.lis.uii'.il
he was nearly crazy, restlessness a- d
insomnia. Restortrt to health by elec
tricity after all other treatments had
failed.
D I Gnvhf m's child, Springlicld. Or.
painfully afflicted with irranulatcd con
jur.etivitus, complicated with ulcers
of the eyeballs for nine ruonths,cured
JA Lindsty, news sgent on the O
R& S romcany residence 312 O St
Portland, consumption, bronchitis
and catarrh cured and gained fifteen
pounds. ...
! Uavid Ross' sou Woodland W T.
painful hip disease, bad to be carrie,
to the doctor's otticc, curd. Mr Ross
has a daughter residing at the Mer
chant hotel Portland and can be re
ferred to.
Levi Bartmes, Stayion, Oregon,
heart die esc, dyspepsia, pain through
the bcartand lungs and general nerd
vous debility, many times ho woulu
fall ao though de i d when eveiy thins
seemed to turn Mack before his tye
successfullv treated.
D Campbell, Fulton, Or. says he
would Dili, take $10,000 for the cuie
he received by Or. Darrin. His trou
ble originated by three small lumps
or tumors comma: on the arm, which
rendered h's arm and hand perfectly
helpless for one year.
Wm. Parrjt, MidiPcton, Or, deaf,
ncjs many years, cured,
E. Anderson. Sal.m, Or., catarrh
seven years, cured.
I). W. Eramett, Salem, OrM deafness
ttn years; restored.
M -vy thousands of other cases
iLighl be published did not the want
of space here foibid,
X. 3. Drs. Darrin head oflbc in
Portland, Or., at the corner of Fourth
and Washington, will bj run as usual,
where thi y rc permanently located.
Before rurchasing your Artists
mstnnali avnminp the new Ktnclt
UIU'HI. .. -
just opened at the drug store of J.
A. Cumming, successor ion. u
Hubbard.
We are sole agents in this city
for tbe best flour on the market.
The Benton Full Roller, Corvallis
new flouriug mill. It is the best
and cheapest at $1.10 per sack,
Blackburn & Pironi.
NEW
Citizens of Linn aii J adj .ining
ation to a I ten 1 at our new store
NEW TO !
The grandest opening and most colloasal exhibition of Men's, Youths' and Chil Iren's clothing ever
before exhibited in tint Willamette Valley. Our opening is destined to open a new e;ch in' the clothing
trade of this slate. We have tcirched the market from far and wide, and will diday tho line-t line ol
oods tlwt A met ica pro luces
Having gone into tho market with reidy cash we were enabled to buy cood clothing of the very best
actories and 1 irg-jt importers in tlu Cuitel Siates at s ich prices as will absolutely d-jfy co;npjtiti ).i.
Our Stock Oi Men's nothing
Is simply incomparable. Our st ck of Youths', Boys and Chil Iron's clothing far above what we had
expected to obtain, while our FuruUhing GooJs Department is Iteplete in every respect. A full line of
verc ats at bedrock prices.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
In boots and shos we have made
manufacturers in the East, and are
city
OUtt TERMS WILL BK CASH, and that's why we arc enabled to rell yon goods cheap. WK BUY
FOU CASH, aud by doing so are en ibled to gel the verv best uoods at the most reasonable dis.-ount. We
believe that a to e'rtin on the cash system where GOOD GOODS can Im bought CHUAP Foil CASH will
supply a felt want in this community. Bidding vou all once more a cordial invitation to alt. nd our crand
opening Oct. 4th, or to call at any time while in the city and lft-ipect oar stock, we suSs.-rio cirseUes
moat resectfully yours,
T. L WALLACE & CO.,
T ft AI-lAN BLOCK, ALBANY, OR.
fa
You Aant Our Grooms Pro
vided we eaa make it
to your Interest.
Most t veryone boasts of their business but to our friends and patrons we
assert as a fac that we have one of the most complete stocks of staple gfocr
it s iu this city.
We Have Everything to Be Found m a Firstclasv Grocery Store
Thanking all our patrons and friends for their patronage, we hope by honest dealing and
prompt attendance, to merit a continuance of tbe same.
Call and get prices and inspect goods.
BL0DGETT AND SON, ALBANY. OREGON.
SCALES lo,? ST, ? SM FEED 'GUTTERS DRIED APPLES ,ZJ
their bcalca of all klnU. your fruit.
CARPENTERS & BUILDERS,
- We Veen nothini but the o or anyone wanUne anythiiMt l-Hha haul- CCUllltf U . PUIVPO Mwrt
CHURNS, HwJZfoSL There!, ware line will do well to call on Stewart & btW Wj MttlH 1 lfc Sox are ..ent
hinit ao KOoJ. andDonnecanlHsUu. on Sox before purchailnj e'l i where. They fa, u,e t- h :r & . i.. No, .
in-H-ca. STEWART & SOX. keep nearly ever. Uiinir In th Une of build
1 era l.ardwre, ami a magnificent iUxk fuofl .
tool.
, wTTa, IBON AND STEEL
IRON HARROWS. tJSZ'Z&Zfc LADIES. ATTENTION, teiiyouthie IZX 1T.
.all o: Ste- art & aox. It will pay you uot hue the cent ahearl mud tesora ththu city, .
to forget thii. and we can pioveit to yon at ary time.
- Every pal' warranted and they ran be te-
turned if tbey do ..ot Bi-e tatiaf action. Thta Canes at French's,
is no brag or bituter, we nrnui what we my.
ROPE AND CHAIN, Jtf&l&S 8rfc'VAKr&a Take the Nortliern Pacific Kail-
Miiil :n Uits inarkot-.i We carry none but pure load to all points feast, Shortest
mi mlla, and can give you any alee from 1-4 iiICUTMP UIPUIUPQ ui j JL- time of any road East. No
to Li- -SrTO KEMiffi'Ki. change of cars3; best accomodations
your '.better half around and aee what we and the most pleasant route to
- " can jo lor you. stewart & sox. travel. Tickets for sale over this
GUNS AND REVOLVERS, haTgotout road to any and all points , east at
that we have diai-owd of lliii ,.art of our bu- ,n pinniirro We keep on hand the lowest rat8 by Ulirkbarl &
incea. That't a miiUko. We are in it now lAKnlAutS a larje aaaortmeat KeeneV who are the authorized
deeper than ever. We have a nice line of .a y,e timo embracii.g hood, paraaol and -jyen. at tu:a mminnv at Alhnnv
Marlin and Wlhcter riflea, and bree h canopy tope, and anein In price from 18 to OimiS company ai A many.
1 lading (hot guns ran tog in pric from 12 $40, There in't a ni: er lot of -"matrimonial Call On tnem lor tlCKCtS and full
to S65. Alto all the late Improved revolvers. frut rBKeu" in the valley. We also have a particulars.
STKWABT4SOJE. few that we rent. SfEWART80X.
CLOTHING
counties : We greet you one auj all, and extend to you a c jrdial invi
NEW GOODS!!' NEW PRICES!!!
careful selection of the most c slebrated bran Is mvle by the very best
enabled to display the finest line of these goods ever br i ght to this
t Your
M
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Trade,
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