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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1890)
"i - 1 vT-i - TTTB MO KNIN4 HERALD: TRIP A Y . OCTOBEK 17, 1 89U. 1 1 1 l. ) ; ' I' on iali. The Dailt Hkbau will be on sale each morning at II. J. Jones' book fltore,where it i in be procured at 5 cents per copy. 9BSe jornso. abov r tows. Cwlery at C. . Erownell's. Plash and astracban capea at E. C. Bearls. Lowest rates east by Burkhart sVKeeney. Black underwear for.' gentlemen at E. C. Searls. Hot-stuff oyster cocktails at Bnenicke'e. Capes and jackets at E. C. arb. Kead Matthews A Washburn's new ad. this week. See Burkhart & Keene when yeawant to go east. Oysters in every style at John Isooa's. Lace curtains 'rom $1.50 per pair jp at E. C. Pearls. Silk umbrella's at French's jewelry store. New stock of gold headed canes at F. II. French's. Elegant Lotion rend"- the skin soft and beautiful. Spectacles for every one at Trench's jewelry store. furnished rooms to rent near college. Inquire at this office. Black Bilk warp Henrietta from $1.26 per yard up. E. G. Pearls. G. W. Simpson has just received a fine line of sealette jackets in nil styles. Coming ! Miss Neally Stevens. II. F. Miller's concert grand piano. Plush and ABtrachin capes, also novelties in long cloaks at the Ladies Bazaar. Big bargains in ladies and ger.ts sold and gold filled watches at F. M. French's. The Merrill-Abt-A blwtt combi nation at the opera houtie Monday and Tuesday evening. The only water f.lterer that give? perfect satisfaction are for sale by Matthews & V asmmrn. F. L. Kenton hae inet received some extra fine California honey that cannot tie beat, 'i ry it. For a fine silk umbrella ith n gold or silver liandie call on French, (the corner jewelry store.) Floor matting of the very heal quality and at reasonable rate can he lound at f ortmilitr m living e. Fortmiller A lrvirg rre carrying an immense stock of wallr aperand supplying a large demand in that line. Cheese, when it is good, forms one of the best and most nutritious articles of diet. F. L. Kenton has seme that is extra good. Go and get reserve seats for the wonderful exhibition at the opeia house on Monday and Tuesday evtnings. No extra charge. Some of the latcBt styles of ele Mit bed lounges can be seen at Fortmiller A Irving's. as they have just received a large invoice. It is announced that Pauline Lucca is about to letirc definitely from the operatic ftage and devote herself to teaching. Arthur Gray, deputy U. Mar shal, son of Dr. G. W. Gray, of this city, was here yesterday, on his way to Portland. Miss Dora CLandK-r returning from a threo months visit to Iowa yesterday noon. She thinks there is no place like Oregon. Mr. Bangs, one of ex-President Cleveland's law partners, says there is no truth in the report of the latter's lemoval to Massachu setts. Regular meeting of the Building A Loan Association Friday even ing October 17. Pay your dues to-day and saye ten cents a share tine. It is not surprising that Matthews & Washburn sell the most stoves from the fact that they carry the line of goods at prices that convince even the skepitcal. Messrs. Will & Stark have just received a new line of beautiful silverware, solid gold watched, rings and jewelry of nil kinds. Call and see their tine selections. One of the grandest events of the season is the coming piano re cital of Miss Neallv Stevens, using an artists' grand piano. Reserved seats al'u nal prices at Will & Link's music store. Bfoy your tickets to the Eat t of C. G. Rawlisigs at Union ticket office on Broad a! bin street as he is the only one that can sell you through lickcta with order for scat in upholstered reclining chair car without extra charge. Miss Xeally Stevens is to-day one of the best American iiirurV.es and the piano forte she w ill use on thn oOth of October is from the factory of H. F. Miller & Sons, ;f Boston. These pianos have been nsefi nine years in succession by the National Music Teachers' Association, and have received tho highest honors to be obtained. Be sure and hear 'his artist and artist's grand piano. Reserved scat at Will & Link's music store. He Was Desperate. We glean the following: 'Al Leech, of Spokane Fall ;, is accused by Janiieson Bros., of Moses Coule ox stealing forty-seven hordes from them. Leec'n'was forn. rly their pirtner, and when the division of their property was m:;de he was not sitislied, and about the mid dle of last month m ide a raid, tak ing what lie thought is own. He kept hinwelf dark until last Satur day, when he turned up, and a warrant was promptly sworn out f jr his arrest. Ou attcmptinj to verve it, the deputy sherill' was met by the muzzle of a loaded revolver and was compelled to watch bis would bo victim back wy from hun sad t,.i to his. AN ALL HldHTs SERVICE- Ths Aei-.clated P en to FurLisk "Herald" a Lit-r and If .re Com j.leta News Eeport. tfce Beginning this morning the IIeualu commences raking the all night service of the Associated Press, and the Western Union tel egraph office will be kept open to receive it, instead of closing at midnuht as heretofore. This will atford the readers of the Hek- ai.d the latest possible news by telegraph, and will bo a great pubiic convenience, as the office will be onen for co-uuiercial busi ness as well aa taking the Associ ated I'ress reDort. A special night operator will be sent hero in a day or two to assist M.inag-r Humphrey in tailing this report. The service will con tain the latest and most impor tant news of the Associated Press and will give the people of Albany the news ot the world lresti eaca morning. The Herald is determined to keep fully abreast with the progress and growth of Albany, to publish the news of the day, to faithfully chronicle the march of improvements and to herald abioad the advantages and le- sources of the city and rich coun try tributary to it. To this end as wide a scope of news as possible will be published and the Herald maintained aa a newspaper that is alive to the interests of the city and state and a credit to Albany. Important Meeting. The Young Men's Christian Association is to have a meeting of all its memtiers on Friday even ing at its hall to re-elect a board of directors, to act upon the report of a committee recently appointed to consider the idea of changing the location and enlarging the facilities and attractions of the association, etc. At this meeting will be discussed the gymnasium question, the bath-room qnestion, etc. Also membership tickets will be issued to member who have paid up their annual hcs. Possibly a new constitution will be adopted, and in short this will be a very important meeting. Not only are the members hereby earnestly urged to Iks present in full force, but such men as are de sirous to help establish this worthy enterprise and care to provide an attractive plare forycting men and old that shall be free from demor alizing influences. liuHlucMM Change. X. Zimmerman & Co., have sold the Waverly Hotel business to August F. Kruinrei and H. Ken low. Mtssrd. Kiumni & Benlow will also manage the saloon busi ness for Mr. Zimmerman, the lat ter intending to make Portland his future honi". All claims ngainst X. Zimii-cniian A Co., and all ac counts due the firm must lie settled with the old firm of N. Zimmer man A Co., and claimants and thos indebted should call at once and set'le the accounts. Albany, Oct. 10. 1890. The Oregon Exhibit. One of the important questions to be considered !y the next legis lature is that of Feuding an exhi bit from Oregon to the world's fair. When a liberal appropria tion is paked for this purpose it snouid lie given without hesita tion. In point of wealth and natural resources, Oregon stands in the foremost r.mk ot the 1'aeific Coast state.", and her exhibit at the world's fair should lie on a scale broad enough und big enough to let the world know that Oregon is really a great stale and that her people are progressive and enterprising. Broke Her Collar I'.. me, Wednesday morning there was an accident down near tho Clear Lake sawmill, seven miles below Salem and four iniies from Brooks. Mrs. Leonard Jone" and her daughter in-law, Mrs. Tavlor Jones (nee llattie bishop) were driving tiieir pony up the hill this side of the mill when the horse backed them off the grade upon tho rocks and logs. It was thouirht at first that they were both badly injured, but Dr. J. N. Smith returned from there Inst night, where he had gone in answer to a call, and re ports the accident net nearly so vere aa at first anticipated. .Mrs. Leonard Jones had her collar hone broken and Mrs. Taylor Jones was badly bruised, although no bones weie broken. Neither one is seriously injured. Mrs. Tavlor Jones id a bride of a week. Salem Statesman. Thryoro Legally Tried. It said that since the Polk-Yamhill county line has been relocated, there arc arising little difficulties on every side, Jt now transpires that Justice Branson has marred about a dozen couples in Polk county, and since it is determined that he n sides m 1 amhill, and a person residing in one county can not fill an office in another, the question ans-n jis whether these marriages are tts.r tiy legal. ;od piue B ins. the Only Pcrrm Ttay of' I'lirKyiiig Water in by Cm 1'iiMcur filter. uroSLTdhMmu . e to water Tit wmi k ' I'i water. It is t well know n fact, of ' course, that no water, in its ; ,t. The most essential article urai hiuie. r.;n oe aico ilU-IV pur-', but in cities it is Ki possible to get the natural water that is even relatively pure. Th only recourse i th:-n is to use aitificial means to purify the water. A filter is the I best and only cc momical moans i of accompli: him; this et:d. There is no question upon this point whatever, and our enterprising merchants. Messrs. Smith & Sen ders, deserve great credit for taking up the famous Pasteur filter, which is acknowledged to be I tUe best in the world. Its use! gives absolute purity of water. j SKILLPOL SUBOEET- Albany Can Fnrnija As Skillful Borgeoni Ai Any City. Yesterday one of the most diffi cult surgical operationB was per formed in tins city witn careiui attention and perfect success. Whv should cases requiring surgi cal operation lie taken away from home w hen all the skill required car. be bad right here, and a great deal mote of personal care and at tention than can be had anywhere away from home. Dr. U. W. Jlaston assisted by Drs. W. II. Davis and J. P. Wal lace performed the operation spoken of, and it consisted in removing an ovarian tumor from the wife of Mr. - L. Ehret. who resides on Lyon street near the Southern Pacific depot. The tumor when removed weighed thirty pounds and was remarkably large. Dr. Ma s ton performed the same kind of an apoation for Mrs Bryan of Scio. in June, that was entir.ly successful, and the only thinn against Mrs. Eh rets recovery is her aire which is 57 years. It is cer tainly a matter of congratulatian that Albany is so well supplied w;th skillful surgeons. The Mystery Deepen. In regard to the mysterious dis appearance in I hie iio the s?aiem statesman eavs: As time pas-is i:o sol'Uion ola rs for the invster iovfl disappeir&nce in Chicago lust Thursday of I Clinton Cooke, wh-se parents reside in this city. The t-k-graph yesterday brought nenh'-r good nor discouraging tidii gs of the missing boy. The Oregoni m's Chicago correspondent yesU-rd iy morning intimates that his fr ends feared he had commit- ed suicide because of a love allair ir financial reverses. ' But 1 this i liiihkclv, as 1 e had all the (inai'ti il aids he requhvd and hi.--love :i foil's was decided last Stliii.' when the engagement was severed between himself and Miss Liiiie R 'ger;, of Portland. Neither his parents in this city nor the States man could hear a w ord in relat ion to thecase from Chicago yesterday. Chauncy Lockwood received a letter in the morning from Clint's brother, Gay. written on the night of the SJth. It was on the evening of this day that Clint was last seen. The letter received yester day offered no clue, merely stating that Clint was away for the night. To Kill Condemned Horses. The East Oregonian s.iys : Stock Inspector E. Gilliam received an order yt sterday from the secretary of the state to kill two horses be longing to G. S. Fogers of Milton, condemned at $15 each, which are aillictcd with nasal gleet. It is learned from Mr. Gilliam that prompt measures have nearly re sulted in the suppression of gleet in the Milton neighborhood. Mr. Rogers' horses being among the isolated cases yet remaining. Last year twenty-two horses were killed for Harris & McQueen, and a num ber for Mr. Thompson, in order to stop the sj 'lead of the disease. Butcher Shop. The undersigned having pur chased the butcher business of Wm. Kmmerick 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 everything in the butcher shop line. Bacon on hand and sausage as soon as a machine ordered arrives. Old patrons please call. John DiEituiKuEic, Albany, Oct. 1, 1800. Horse Lost. Strayed away from the place of the sunscrilicr on section 1!) in Sweet Home in Linn county Ore gon, one black mare, three years old, a mark on the left shoulder consisting of two round ppota like a pair of spectacles, the riht hind foot and the left front foot white. Had a halter on when she left. Leave word at this office or ad dress the undersigned. October 11, 18.K). C. Raddatz. Sweet Home Or. Twenty-fire Dollars Reward. I will pay a reward of $25 for the arrest and conviction of the party who burglarized mv house on the night of Oct. 14, 1893. Makx Baumoart. Giadwohl'a fine teas, with the cut-glassware that goes with them, forms quite an attraction and goes very rapidly. For all kinds of green or diy fruit boxes call at the Sugar Pine Door & Lumber Company's ware house, Albany, Or. Goeast over the Northern Pacifie railroad, the shortest and chcapes route. Tickets for sale by Burk hart & Keeney. Take the Northern Pacific rail road for all points east, twelve hours the quickest route. Tickets for sale Burkhart Fortmiller & Irving have a large line of lace curtains, renaissance, Madras and cheneillc t ibie covers, which they are selling very encap. G. W. Simpson ha3 recti vrd his fall stock of stockinette and sea'et ! jackets and three quarter seale jackets and three quarter cloaks anJ have a Complete m.nt 'f n th lat, 'tia iant ' a" tfte latMt " '?b. assr rt- K. C. beans, has the finest ladies' shoes at the lowest to be found in the vallev. prices When you want to go ea.-t see Burkhart A Keener. Ttiey can sell you tickets to "any r.nd all points at the lowest rates. Smoke the celebrated liavana fi.Ied 5-cent tears, manufactured at Julius Joss h"s cigar factory. Fresh cranberries and pickeled cod fish at Mueller & Uanett'e. Go to Wilcox & Conn foTphot graphs. An Important Industry. The lumbering business on tho North Santiam river along the line of the Oregon Pacific railroad ha- already assumed important propor tions, and promises next year to he materially increased. " Several new saw mills have been built in that region this summer and others are in course of construction, as also a number of lumber chutes and log ways. The timber along the North Santiam is pot surpaa ed by any on the coast. It consists princi pally of yellow fir with some white pine, hemlock, oak and maple. Long train b ods of lumber are daily shipped from tue various saw mills along the rood to this city, here to tie distrubted to Salem and various other points in the Willamette Valley, a large amount also being consumed ' in building here. This is fait becoming an imporlant industry in the region named, and is destined to become even greater ai the supply of tim ber is almost inexhaustible. Shall Oregon Be There? Shall Oregon throw eff its mossy cloak, aroiK-e from its lethargy, come proudly forward, iclaiin and till a prominent department in the great international . exhibition of the world's progress, or will she sit supinely indifferent in her im becility, and listen to the triumph ill march of surrounding states rolling vast trains across tlie conti nent, carrying their resources and p: o J uciioiis to Chicago! In 1892, w ben the rebounding roar of the vast machinery of the. Columbian exposition is echoing and re echo ing all over the civilized land un til iti stupendous melody is heard on the most distant isles of theses, .'tuned to m the wilds of. Africa asi i the lungiea ol India: when the representative million's of earth's broad domains are gazing in wonder at the gorgeous specta cle presented in the city on the iv-at lake, shall Oregon be there in place, or will we dishonor our American manhood, ignore the grand opportunity and be rele gated to the obscurity synonymous with alio ignorance and barbarit of th edark ages. Astorn. y A Worthy Iustltutien. Work on the hospital and or phans homo building is being prosecuted with vigor. It will be enclosed by January 1st. .The leg islature will in all probability be asked for an appropriation for this institution, and a more worthy one could not be found. A public hospital is a public need, and as the state gives support to public institutions in most every impor tant city within her boideis except Albany, it would be difficult to conceive bow a petition for aid for this institution ould consistently be refused by the legislature. Heavy Failure. Milwaukee, Oct.jltf. A siiecial from Manistee, Mich., says K. G. Peters Salt and Lumber Co. as signed at noon to-day. Assets es timated at !fti,000,lH)0, liabilities $3,000,000. James I neeland, of Milwaukee, is a heavy endorser. Insurance That Insures. Mr. A. F. Waring, of Winlock. Washington, has been paid $111 indemnity on account of injuries received by a fall, while insured in The Travelers of Hartford, by a tw o days accident ticket purchased at Albany Oregon at a cost of Inly cents. A WONDERFUL ARRAY. New Oocdi la Quantities To Suit Mojt Faaiidojns. the In the matters of extent and quantity, Mr. W. R. Graham, Merchant Tailor, has just received a st'K-k of elegant suiting good that iw simnlv unsurpassed. Thev embody both English and Ameri can manufacture of all woof cloths that are simply superb, and will work up into suits of tha very best and most fashionable make to be had anywhere. The goods are in almost endless variety of style and pattern, so that the ta-te of every individual can be exactly met. Lovers of handsome goods can receive a great treat to go and examine these just for the sake of seeing them. They were purchased and shipped before the McKinley bill went Into operation, so that no extra tariff charges w ill be added. . Will Hold Court In Crook County. The Prineville News says: "Judge E. D. Shattuck, who will preside at the coming term, of the circuit court, was a member of the convention that drafted the consti tution cf Oregon at Salem, in 1857 thirty -three years ago.:. He has for mai y years enjoyed the rep Jta tion oi being among the leading lawyer s of the Not tb west, and is one of the most popular public men in the state.7' TO-DAY. Fine dressed pheasant. Sweet potatoes, Celery, Cauliflower, Bell peppers, Fresh cranberries, Grapes, Oranges, Bananas, Lemons, Nice dieted chickens, Swis-1 cheese, Cream cheese, Asparagus, Mushrooms, French peas, Boston beans, Smoked Chimjoic salmon. All of the above, nice and freBh, at Mueller & Garrett's, the leading j-rocers. A fine line t.f At lists materials just opened at J. A. Cumming's drug store. Tan colored shoes need a dress ing, if nut a blacking Go to Klein iros. ior an article of that nature - Comer of S. cond and Ferrv is Wilcox & Conn's nhotoL-ranh al- a , -- 0 lery. Go to Cummiii'rt drmr store BluruVig block, for your artist's supplies. DBS. DIRCIM AREIYCn. Thry are nt the Severe Uouse lu Ibis 1'lly and Will Uemain From October I3t.i l-X These far-famed physioi-in, who have achieved a great reputation throughout the North west, have been ! prevailed upon by parties in tliinj vicinity to visit Albany. One cf the I doctors will open ffii-.e at the Iter vere house b-r one week only, from October 13 tc 1?, and the opportun ity should not te lott to consult this famous -.hysiuian. ilocoine highly recommended cud' laden with tetla menials from throughout the stale and the authenticated report of the curx-8 seem uothiug short of n-.iricu-lous. His ofll ie consultation is free, so that should there be any canes' that are incurable he will immediately dis cover them, thus saving their patrons any farther expenditure of niohey an-1 time, which they might otherwise squander. Unlike other physicians who have become emirent in their profession, the doctors' charges are extemely moderate, and tbey will not under take any cases that they cannot lure or benefit, Drs. Dsrrin mnke a speciality of diseases of the Ee, Eir, Noso and Throat.and all nervous, chronic and private diseases, such as Lobs of Man hood, Blood Taints, Syphillis, Gleet, Gonorrhoea, Stricture, Spermattor rhoei, Seminal Weakness, or Loss of Desire of Sexual Power in man or wo man. All peouliar Female Troubles, Irregular Menstruation, Luoorrhcea, displacements, etc., are confidential ly and successfully treated, and will under no circumstances take a case that they cannot onre or beneHt. Their office hoars are from 10 to 5 daily. Evenings 7 to 8, Cures of private diseases guaranteed and never published in the papers. Most cases can rccivo home treatment after visit to the doctors' office. In quiries answered and circulare sent free. Bead the folio wiug testimonials of remarkable cures . NAMES THAT CAN BB BEFERRKD To. Henry Slough, Macleny, Oregon, deafness, fifteen years, reetoicd. Wm Hunter, Eugene City, Or, ca tarrh twenty years, restored. Vo u i Webster, Weston, Umatilla county. Or,- catarrh, cured. BH Rice 32 B St Portland, hca-t disease cured, three mouth since. George H Hamilton 3 Stark trcet Portland, stoppage of the tear-duct cured. Jos Moore St Charles hotel t'ortlind polypus in the nose fifteen years, cured Win Koliler, aed 72 year Jackson ville Or. deaf in one caro'i years einvd Miss Lucy Mor.ei, Monmouth Or, cross-eye straitil'-ncj in one minute. K:l llynes, A'bina catarrhal deaf ness, restored, PC M:Farl-i4L' Vancouver, sciatica rheiuuttsm cured. tieo C Scottcn, Altv.na Oieyon" ring lr.fi noises in the tar and dcufnc-s cured. Mrs S A Wroden'a jjirl, Of iJ.ihim bia street Portland, nervous debiliij and malarial (ever ami discharging; ear, restore J. Wm Altii"w, Drewey, Grant county Oregon catarrhal dealness ami nuking in the ears fo. t!0 twenty xers per fectly cured, Mrs S W Met.er, Grefbam, Oregon dyspepsia, liver iun..i tit und puin in he stomach twenty three years, ri tied. Mrs C M igeiison Merchant hotel, Portland, rli.tiiinutisin. neuralgia and feuiaic; trouliiex. :ured '.eriuaneutlj one year ago. C Iliese, seven m'.los wcs. of Fulton Oregon, liver uml kidney trouble, diz ziness and pains over the whole ty ten restored to health. Chas Hrugger, Uee tville Oregon almost total blindness from effects ol measles, restered af'er all other doe tors said he was past c-. ic. Mrs L Mattoon Eat Portland Ore gon, catarib. bronchitis, and nervous nest and steepness n'mhts und loss of flesh, cured and gained twelve pounds. J K Cunningham, Waplnitia, Wasco county. Oregon, total deafness two years in one ear and partially so in the other, cured Mrs J E Smith Prineville, Oregon, nervous debility and general weak neis, almost bordering on insanity, cured. . Heoson McCoy, Dufur, Wasco coun ty Orego.i, deafuess and terrible pain in the ear and head for six mon'.hs.un'.il he was nearly crazy,' restlessness ai d insomnia. Restored to health by elec. tricky after all other treatments hid failed. D I Grab' m's child, Springfield. Or. painfully ultlieted with srranulatcd con. jur.ctivilus, complicated with ulcers of the eyeballs for nine moutbs,curcd J A Llndsey, news agent on the O RAN company residence "12 O St Portland, consumption, bronchitis and catarrh cured and gained fifteen pounds, David Ross' eon Woodland W T painful hip disease, had to be carric, to the doctor's oflice, cured. Mr Ross has a daughter residing at the Mer chant hotel Portland und cau be re ferred to. Levi Bartmcs, Stay'.on, Oregon, heart disease, dyspepsia, pain through the heart and lungs and general nerd vous debility, many times be woulg fall as though dead when cveiythins seemed to turn- bluck before his eye sucecssfully treated. D Campbell, Fulton, Or. says he would not take $10,000 for the cure he received by Dr. Darrin. His trou ble originated by three small lumps cr tumors coming on the arm, which rendered hs arm and hand perfectly helpless for one year. Wm. Parrot, M;ddleton, Or, deaf, ncss many years, cured. E. Anderson. Salem, Or., catarrh seven years, cured. I). W. Einmclt, Salem, Or,, deafness ttuyars; restored. M u. y thousands of other rases u.ighl be published did not the want of 'space here forbid. N. 3. Drs. Darrin head oflice in Portland, Or., at the eoiner of Fourth and Wa-li'mton, will be run as usual, where tii y arc permanently located. Before purchasing your Artists materials examine the new stock just opened at tLe drug store of J. A. dimming, successor to II. O Hubbard. 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 & Pironi. KEW CLOTHING Citizen oi Lint and adj .ining counties : Wo greet you ona and all, and extend to you a cordial invi ation to atten 1 at our new store WRM NEW GOODS!! M. PRICK!!! The grandest opening and most collossal exhibition of Men's, Youth' and Children's rlolhing ever before exhibited in th Willamette Valley. Our opening is destined to open a ni'w epjch in tins clothing trad of this state. We have eeirched tho market from far and wide, an 1 will display tho finest line of gOMls thit .America produces Having gone into the market with redy cash we were enabled to b ty good clothing of the very liest: actories and Lirgjit impjrtirs in tbi Unite 1 Slates at s jcu prices as will abj dutely dfy co up'titi i . Our Stock Of Men's Clothing Is simply incomparable. O.ir st ick of Youths', Boys and Chll lren's clothing fir abovei JIt'we had: expected to obtain, while our Furai.-Jiiug Cioods Department ie Ueplele in every respect. J. fall line of. verc at3 at bedrock prices. BOOTS AND SHOES. In boots and nhos we have made careful selection of the most celebrated bran Is m ide by die very best manufacture I'M in the Kast, and are enabled to display the finest line of these good ever br-w ght to this city IbTo-sxr For Terms,. OUU TKUM.S WILL BE CASH, and that's why we are enabled to sell you jroodn cheap. WE T.UY FOU CAII, and by doing w are en .bled to get the very liest goods at Ibe most rt-aonab!e dis-fiun:. We believe that a to e run on the cash system where UOOI) (iOODS can 1m bought CHEAP Folt CAolI will supply a felt want in this community. Itidding you all once more a cor lial invitation to attend our grand . oiieuing Oct. 4th, or to call at anv time while in the citv and iimect our strx-k w n'n -rih,. . ir-1 j most resiectfully you is, T. L WALLACE & CO., STRAHAM BLOCK, ALBANY, OR. IFfi You Want Our Goods Pro vided we can make it to your In teres t Most everyone boasts of their business but to our frigid an.I patrons we assert as a fact that we have one of the most complete stocks of &t:mlc toc.t ies in this city. We Have Everything to Bo Foaml in a Rrstclas Grocery Store Thanking all our patrons and friends for their patronage we hope by honest dealing and prompt attendance, to merit a continuance of the same.. ' Call and get prices and inspect goods. BLODGEi'T AND S0HV ALBANY, OREGON. SCALES larSr? Sainy ' farluw'loBli FEED GUTTERS, your hw4 frd ey euoui;h in tbt way to out year to par for a usi-tr afc! cutter St e art & Sox hu good cale. tio to Stewart k Snx and price tar kindi for ml. their ccalcs of all kti.d, 1 CARPENTERS & BUILDERS, 5 nillDMO We keep nothin but the ora or anyone wuitinr unytliinv i i the hard LllUttnOi 'Hinim barrel churn. Thereto ware line will do well to call on Stewart St nothing no good, and DOnnvn hmtus .n 0( tr.ire purchasing e1 where. They price. 8TEWAKT & SoX. keep nearly evervthlnz In th line ot build era larjware, and a magnificent stock fault tools, IRON HARROWS. iimps ATTENTION, mU toiorgetum. 4nd w(J an p,ove lt to y,,, at aPy time. Every wnrr:inol and they n be re turned if they rfo not pl' e nlll- tion. This a .. .t,i , is no brag or h.uster, we mran n lat we tr. ROPE AND CHAIN, .Afro, xw so d :n thu luarke'. We carry none but pure in amlla. and can elre you any size from 1-4 tr. have three to 1.1V 5nftJ "-Mtjw. WASHING MACHINES kJ-- STl!,AKT & h0.. Kivevou Mnielliiii ou will like. Brliifr your'.Letler ball" ari.imd and see whar we ., can do for you. STKWAKT & SOX. GUNS AND REVOLVERS, has Kt out I tliat we havi diai-ufied ol Ihin 1 art of our bu- k n hand i.tohM.L": BABY CARRIAGES an i-;,dhclur,,Vinet "and 'breeh O J5. Also atl tv-0 rf , ruit .ket,'. in the valley. We alao have a STKWAKT Sua. fcw fcat we re6tt STEW ART ft SOX. 9 M Tour ftTnnr i 1 V I RIM I I I Ainnr i i u i uul. jl DRIED APPLES, renrs in M. Hani on Sei t b. KsniM-n go to Stewart ft flux, . anlbnt -n a;f!c vnT machine ad save , yo ir frui;. f StWiNd MACHINES, sZ f-n in,- W!i t .V W iijii, No, 9. Ftcwart Sl are rent- IRON AND SlFEi, uT? I", e v- . 1 in I i: p, i niiunn nil Nir-i- t; .ik n: I. 'lie. I.l, Pick, ctwl !w st l ; Canes at French's. Tnl" tb Xortbcrn Pacific Ilair road to all points East, shortest time f aiiy road East. N cliar.irp f.f oars, lnst accomodations an I the rcost pleasant ronte to travol. Tickets for sale over this nu'l to any and all points eort at the lowest rates Ly Iiurkharf A Keener wl-.o are tho authoiized aeents of this company at Albany. Call on them for ticket nmf fn particulars, in
