Morning daily herald., October 29, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

THE MORNING HERALD; WEtlNESPAY, OCTOBER 29, 1890.
IS IT PRACTICAL.
The New Stjlo c-f RiIro.-d That U Pro-p.-sed.
BR0WN3VILLE NOTES,
- -- -- !
ON SALE.
The Daily IlERM.n will lm on
1 i ; . . If T T ,
wwagwnuww n. j. .lones ;
took storo.vbcreiU tnbe procured
at 6 cenre per copv.
JOTTINOS Ar.DL'l TOWN.
Rubbers at Klein Ims.
Arctic overshoes it Klsin Bros
Fine bleachcl celerv at Muelle r j
ii;,,,,,,,.,. ' I
For tine Buckingham
.1. I iiti'iir
. .
Boots go to Klein 15ros.
For a nice dres-s shoe go to li. C.
Searls. .
A fine assortment of gent's lie
at h. C. JSjarls.
Choice d.signi in table linen atir'1 Con-mai-Jery was taken up
i' .A I hv the report of the ofiieers. miow-
Mies Pauline May, of Ilarrisburg
is visiting in the city.
Order a nice drtssed chicken
from Mueller & (iarrett'e.
A tine line of choice delicacies
at Mueller i Garrett's.
A full line of boots, lo.ut prices
and beat goods at . C. Searls.
The East Washingtonian says
that fanners are all buy harvest
ing. A new three-story brick hotel is
being built at Heppner, Morrow
county.
The city council met last even
ing and adjourned to 7 o'clock to
night. A full line of men's, boys and
youths kip and calf boots at the
lowest prices at Klein Bros.
j-1 w ... ilirwil. . ! ' . 7 tl J. 1J till, 1 I j V, .
r ,kner;n ,'ar ""I a 6 y '1 ' f Ivauho No : J M Ilod.-on, of
repairing and custom work liub-,,lie samu. w H Dilveu and j K
ber boots repaired and work war- Veatherfor d.cf Ten pl'e No 3 ; Don
,anteU' aid XIcKiU', Samuel dill, P. C
Klein iiros., are sole aints lor
S. M. Hendersons & Co., red
tcboolhouse shoes. Every pair
warranted.
Knights Parade and Libarati's i
band, and a tine collection of in
stantaneous views, X cents each,
l.'all at Crawford V Paxtons, next
uoor to Jlaspnic it-mple.
At a meeting of ilr members of
the Congregational church a call '
was extended to Rev. A. N.i
Wright, of Portland, Maine, to ac- j
cept the pastorate of that church.'
The lalles Times-Mountaineer'
soya that two people were married,
the lady aged ol' years and the ,
gentleman 49. The woman j the foot of Ferry street for their
weighed 240 jKJUiids aDd the man ! accomodation. 'They numbered
107. i among them R P Kaih irt, l! i
H. E. Haye. master of the -'t :t-! Vv'hitele-i!se, S I, Pope. .1 M llod
G range, P. of II. was in the cit : A'r J Hod-on, 1 Mackay,
yesterday on his way to Allan. a', ' ,o1'" R iovr. F V I'.ahes, John
ieori:ia,to attend the session of Mmto, F . E Starr, S r (.ill, P, E
the National Grange which meets!
I I ru tliAi- .in V.ii- 1' !
Having bought our rubber boots j
early in the spring and direct from ,
the factory, we can sell them
cheaper than any house in I. inn
ourity. i 'all and be convii.ee. I.
Klein Bros.
You men with long, lean and :
lanky, short, fat and chu il.y let t, :
go to Klein Bros.' shoe f-tore arid '
get a nice fit, as they keep in
rtock all sizes and widths of kip,
calf and grain boots.
Everyone that has children
taking piano lessons should take
them to hear the eel -brated .
PiunUte Thurl.iy Oct. ;'th!
Reserved seats 75 cents at Wi i tt i
Link's music store.
Klein Bros, make a spc- ialty of :
lKJts and shoes and are pi .i tical
shoemakers, ni all t.oLs and '
shoes boug it of then; that lip, run
over or soles come lo' are re-!
paired by them free of charge.
A young woman wanted to act
as companion and nurse toayoung
iaOy, an invalid. Apply letween
1' and 4 P. M. at the oiliee of Ir.
. Ellis. j
The Piano forte that will be used
at the piano concert Thursday :
Oct. 30th is a concert or arti-ls;
grand, 8 feet 10 inches lonr. one !
ol the largest pianos rnanuf.ic-ti.C'!. :
It is from the factory of II. F. i
ler S ."-ons oi liosion. ihese pi.i-:
nos are the favorites of most of the
eiiiinent artists of to-dav
Wii! A:
. . , , ..- i
1,1 nn are u Ken is lor jusiiv
celebrated instruments and keep !
the uprights in stvek.
CIRCUIT COURT.
C o Aj4 Hi Janes 0. Boyd Dismiaied .'
BuaUess TraDsacted Ycstfrray. j
The cases of the state of regon
vs. .las. O. Boyd for selling 'iquorj
without a license wtre dis:ni.-eil. !
A. Miller vs. Schooling and Me- j
Diniel ; dismissid. j
A. F. Gooch vs. 'IheSantiami
I .iintliMriiicr I iimlinrimr I . mi ri m-
rHrv ..i I....I1..V- i..!-..... r"J I
recovery ul money: iclereo s re
port confirmed
Civpn vd l.lvfin .11 i'i iF.'ii ,-,i.i.
t uned.
James C. Hardin vs. Can i,
Hardin, divorce; giai.'ed.
W. II Go'.tra vs. C 'baric E
Icbler, recovery of money ; jud
ment !()' default.
F. M. Kizer vs. J L. Cavines
and C. E. Ca-.intss. toecrreit
title; decree by default.'
Board of S.-ho -1 bind Commis
Btoners vs. W. B. Smith et al.,
fic-eclosure ; dicp-e by default.
alter R. N-hooImg vs. ('ouch
& Couch ; judgment "for' want of
I
answer I
TOR SUNDAY.
A fat hen.
Sweet potato s, ce'ery,
A f it rroosc,
French peae, asparagus,
Muslirooms, ci' uiberiics,
Nice spring chicken,
OH shore mickerel, Swiss cheese,
A tine pheasant.
And all the good tliiiigs of life,
nice and fresh at Mueller ec Gar
rett's, the leading grocers.
. Elegant Lotion rend-" the skin
soft and heautifu!.
Novelties in wash dress fabrics.
The largest stock iu the cily at
fciniutl JS. Voung'a.
KiTIQHTS TEMPLAR.
Grnl C ir.uiaaiierj Have a Highly
Siccmful Mee:iD.
Tn.
The mei-iiiig of the irand t'nui-
,.,. t-,,:,,,, T...,.nl:.r in tl.-a
',., ,...,,. ,,
a plea-anter 'lav for their purpose
' , if 1'ie uliolo ;io5 Lad Urn ma oped
out iefo:e ihtui and a choice made
j for the occasion.
The Sir Knights of Temple C'oin
! manderv Noli a.s -mbled at t he
i it - - i i t.i
" s Per eoumiami.anu marc.-ieu
to the depot to meet I ho vititing
rVlllKUl Infill llJUIIIll O ... V.1
w . . . . . . ,
the arrival ol tin; trams t.'ic pro
cession was form; (I and to the tx
ipuisitc Liberal! muiic the attend
ing Knigtitrf were e-cor!ed to the
hall.
The business meeting of the
inn mat uie onser was m u umu-
istiing and jioi:is;cundition,Tei!i
ple Commander) No 3. of Albany,
having doubled ii self in the 1 isl
year, and the others having pros
ified in a like manner.
1 he election oi otlicer resulted
iu the choice of F N Shurtlcf ', K G
(,'; I) V Mason. L G C ; SMYoian,
i: J M llodson, CO; I W Pratt.
I'rel ; 1! K LiDincott, S W ; (, F,
Chamberlain,' J W ; li White
house, Treas ; t J Bahcock,Uec.
At l o'clock an elegant lunch
was spread in tne bamiiit room of
the hall, opened by invocation by
Sir Knight ttev E tt Prichard. f
Temple Commander)' No 15, and
after its enjoyable discussion by
all present, happy and felicitous
speeches and responses were mnd
by K P Karhart, I'll C ; .1 F Uoh-
Whitehouse and SethLPope. t.f
Oregon No 1. Portland; (Jeo E
C'nanilierl.iiii, E II McElroy, and
IFMa-oi of Temple NoV., and
others. makin-r a very pleasant an I
whollv enjovable time.
In tha evening the Opera Iloiife
was crowded to hear he wonderful
ami beautiful musicofthe Liherati
conceit, which was pronounced
one of the grandest treats that Al
bany had ever had. This was fol
lowed by the dancing party, after
music by tin; same band and a lino
supper at the Le luionica Restaur
ant. ine rortiuint viMW'is came in a
Pullman car. which was placed at
PP'i-w't, A lhurlow.A Ihonun,
A Roberts, F llnckeiiev.P 1 lohkirk,
K C Wright, W A Bant and others.
From Salem was F. J. P.arcock,
K. B. McEirov, P. II. l'Arcy and
; othert".
! M:iny visiting members from
tiier localities were here arid alto
gether it was one of the nio.-l de
lightful meeting-" ever convened in
the eitv (f Alh:ifiv.
THE BANK OF 0RE50S.
8ob1h"i W. Bc:na Yeate-i.y iu Tteir
New BriMing.
Tlif Bank of Oregon begin bu-i-ness
in its new uartersye-ten!ay.
The building is second to none In
the valh v in beaut v r.nd svliatv
ot striuture
tiigh, with
it beinvr three s:c
a stone and p-v-
irick front. The ma'er
- ! in
re-
.Tllil'g
! he
Made
l.um-
i;s cnstiuction is esclu-iv l
i!on product on, the stor.e c
from the Ashland fpjarrio.
;-iiiititer- and fixtures wen.
!y the Sugar Pine Door an I
her Co. and are finished up hi dif
ferent kinds of Oregon w. i.i! , and
the finishings throughout aie of
ihesime material. The buiMini'
is heat. . d hy a t'irnace in ti e bac-nif-nt
and lighted bv electrici'y.
Wiien the batik opened ye-ter-day
mnrning one of the leading
Chintsa n.erchants of t:.e city
oivscnt"'! the officials with a
ooden tj.l l.-t, cTi which was in
ii...vtd i.i I i.i cse i lia.actcrs :
I "When
vuii have any
money to
China e.-
oeiMisii, or v
or want anv
...-,,,.,, ,..,.- f(
ti,.. .... J ,i.. i. i....,.i 1
& w. . iv -i..O .iIl(J LIJ IUI1I .1, t.i.VA
ccutiitd six weeks.
I The otficvrs of the
bank at the
resent time are: President, II.
1'Tyant; vice president, II. F.
Meriill ; cashier, Jav V. Bluin.
i he capital stock is $50,i00.
THE. MILLS AT WORK-
Au.i the Output OncA the Ho-t
S.iBuin-;Exp.cted.
Messrs C. G. Burkhurt an-! F. J.
banning returned yesterday fr jin
a visit to the Albany Mining ami
Milling Company's mine in the
i antiain district.
' .The stamp mill has been run
!"'"- ,sl,ll"- "st "'h'-; an ! al-
!,!,,J" - 'h no clean up has yet b-en
iiiaiie, en iiiii nas I'ceu testeo m
show that tt.e expect t! ions of the
most sanguine his bt-i-ti Pilly real
ized aa.i a wonderfully p tying bu-i-r
ess has been put in ,pt r.-itiici.
Mr Frank bee! it m.i:n"l ovr for
another day to more of the
work and further U -ts.
Ti . 1 i i
i ii'jiconq any nave "hlppct 111 a
ju!l "'II amount ji supp!:i-1
fi.i rim ...ii. i. ...ii ....... .. :
ivt-i. ioi-i. nr.i ;nc j:i
'lie pav roil, to lust, for six m-.niln
land as soon i s ihe tramway ha"
eon completed, which will'-l-ikc
four or live days, the mili willl-e
put in opera tio'n mid kept at woik
he. hi and day.
A SiirC'iirt for llio Wlniv If.iliii j
Dr. Living.-Ion's .iell!-.:e f.,.
Drunkenness will cure i y i .-n-e of I
the liquor ha- it in from ten t ,
thirty dais, from tl.e moderate to !
the drunkard. The ;mt,.'.p. r.,(, j
he given in actlp of coller i i 1 1 . . . , i r '
the knoll ledge oi tin; p -,m, t,.(. !
ing it. The Antidote w dl not it.
jure tli" health in any way. M.in j
ufac.lured by the I.ii in;- !oi, !
Chniii-al Co.. Poril.md. Oie;",rj. ;
O' froinJ. A. Cumming, Dri'-grt,
sole iijfcnt.
cast of t lie
dispatch that
niouutairs
something
I CO'lIC-" l
, new in railroad construction is pro
: po-.-il. It is that anew railroad
company was incorporated at L'r.-
ion, with a capital stock of iii(J0,tHK) ;
; incorporators, .1 B M;-.hana, J W
Sdelton, E SMcComas.S O Swack-
IiMiiiiner and L.I 1'avis. The oV
j j' cts are to build, eo.nip and oper
I ate radroads on an entirely new
j system as invented by I B Mahana.
'I he i:ev coii.paiiy is named the
i Single-Bail and Saddle-Car Coni
! any. The new system can be
j operated either by steam or elec
. tricity, and contains principles
j that ate certain to cause a revolu
: t;on iu railroading,
i i lie models hare been put to the
I severest teits luring the past few
j days. It is elaimel, and it has
; bc.-n thoroughly and scientifically
j demoiistrated.thatthe new system
j can he constructed, equipped and
operated at less than one-half the
i present system. It removes all
j likelihood of accidents resulting
I from the derailment of trains, no
I fences, catt'eguard.-, or road cros-
sinifs are necessary. It removes
all liabilities of killing stock, of
j sand and snow blockades, and is
i the only system which renders it
j practicable to use electricity so as
to utilize ibe torce expanded in
m.t. einii'. ts graos to as-ist in
edml'iea ino;her. Plans for the
co:itruct:oii oi a practical road :ire
in-w bing male.
'i'iie leelopm-nt of all that i
clatiiicl for the new invention will
certainly lead to a thorough revo
lution in the r -lil road building and
opeiating business.
FAKXESo' INSTITUTE.
A FanncrV Institute will be held
at .lu'.f.'t.on City November 7th
and .vh, ti'ider the auspices of the
HtaU' Ag: icuilural college. Fol
lowing is the programme:
NOVEMItKK 7, 7:30 i M.
Music Junction Citv band.
Address of welcome F. W. Fol-
i i-om, 1 so.
Response Pres. B. L. Arnold.
Music Junction Citv choir.
Cereals-K. P. Caldwell.
I 'iscission I. X. Edwards.
Mu.-ic Cornet polo Prof. J. A.
Sibbetts.
ni ii culture A. iatley.
sok.mi!kk8, 'J:3t) a. m.
Hop cul'ure W. S. Lee.
Discussion J. A. Bushnell.
Horticulture II. Arnold
Discussion Dr. N. II. Lee.
NOVKMHEK 8, 2 1'. M.
(irasses Prof. B. J. Haw thorne.
I 'isciission.
Mechanical Side of Farming
Prof. G. A. Covell.
Discussion.
Music Duet Mrs. Folsom and
Miss Caldwell.
NoVKMi;i;ut, 7:30 i m.
Music Junction City band.
Mixed Hubandrv Hon. Robert
Clow.
Music Duet Mrs. Folssin and
Miss Washburn.
Household Science at the Agri
cultural College Prof. Margaret
Snell.
Music Cornet solo Prof. J. A.
Siblc Its.
Address Hon. T. T. deer.
Music Good Night Soiiji Ohoir
Klein Rios., just receivtd a nice
assortment of dancirg pumps,
which they are selling cheap.
Oregon I'acitiv OlttrialH.
One f.f the directors of the Ore
i on Pacific raihoad was seen by a
Hmt.u.n reporter yesterday. "lie
statetl that a meeting of the lioard
of directors was held at Corvallis
Mocday, at which no business of
public interest was transacted.
Col. T. V. Hogg, presi.ient of the
road, returned yesterday from f
trip to Eugene and went to f. r
valiis. He will visit Albany in a
day or Uvo and will remain here
several days before returning to
New York City. The a Hair of
the Oregon Pacific Co., as near as
can he learned, are u a most satis
factory condition, and the work of
pushing the road eastwaid will not
be much longer delaved.
fterson Mill.
Goins t Thomas, run the
Jetterson Flour Mill, and have
llour and feed of ad description on
hand. Send in your orders.
'heap l'uslnre.
Persons desiring pasture near
thi-i city can obtain the same by
calling on Fred W. Bluinberg, who
has the west half of what is known
as Monteith's pasture for rent at
1 Of ptr mmtii n er head.
f'LKSONAL MKNTION.
1 M. Cnsick c.-nne up from
'alem
yesteiilay.
Miss Flta Douglas and Florence
Busey.of Harrisburg, are in the
cty.
II. A. Love's wife and children
have arrived in this c tv from
Charlotte, Mich.
G M. Sir iud, P. G. M. of the A.
F. and A. M. gr.oid lodge, was in
the city yesierday.
D. V. S. Reid was up fiom East
Poitlaud to take in the Grand
t oiumandery meeting.
.M.IS. N. .1. Me.Miekcii and niice,
Mis:; Gertiude Baker, of Ilarris
btirg, were in the city yesterday.
Col. T. !'. Hogg anI party ri
tnrned to this city icsfeiday from
I liigriK? and v. ent over to C "i vallis.
Mr. Henry R. Spein-cr, brother
ol t ie I tie Charles Spencer,: :other
:'iid pi ee l it yesterday for Eings
!:. ( lauada.
Me--rH. Fiiink Baker. Hugh
' h( llill. WjiII.t McMeeken, M.
I n!!- r .f. p. l-r'iio.,in jiml others,
leu. II uiiabniK, wi re in the clly
) ' '' '"'.iy.
ii. I'.i-shxp -f I '.miu'-'ir.' and
Miai Ici.i ,'.timilp of Kentucky
a i.. i,, ti,,, , jiy y. t,tn,.;lv. return-
in fr'eo
I'.i le.p'c
f v ilIU wbeie Mrs.
'in ilt ndiiiKthe gii-
cullooil ( ol !
From
Some Finn Products of Linn County Soil
Personal Notes.
Dr. I. W. Starr, left for Portland
on V. cdnesday.
A.J. Adams left for Lebanon on
Monday morning.
James Smith, on Monday re
turned from Albany.
Miss Kate . Coshow, returned
from Portland on Friday.
P. W. Marr, residing near llal
sey was in Brownsville on Monday.
Mrs. R. C. Warner and children
returned from Portland on Wed
nesday. Mrs. Mortis Jaeger, on Tuesday,
returned home by the way of
Halsey.
Mrs. II. B. Moyer, on Saturday
returned from visiting friends iii
Ashland.
Mrs. A. J. Adams and daughter,
on Tuesday returned home from
Portland.
Mrs. Phillip Willeg, of The
Dalles, is visiting Brownsville
relatives.
"Count one" for tho Oregonian
R. R. train arrived on time, 3 i. m .
on Thursday.
W. R. Kirk, president of tho E.
W. M. Co., on Saturday returned
from Portland.
Peter Hume and wife, on Thurs
day left for a temporary stay at
ha3'ed opngs.
A. Howe, has charge of the new
section gang, who commenced
operations on Friday.
R. L. Sanders, wife and sons,
C. E.Stanard, wife and eon, ar
rived home on Saturday.
Tycer Brothers on Saturday
shipped their hops, for which
they received 3( cents per pound.
Wood sawing is finished in this
town, and the buzzing buzz, of the
bazxing buzz saw, has ceased to
buzz.
R. L. Blanchard, in the euiplov
of the Albany Woolen Mills.passed
Sunday with family friends of this
place.
B. McCobe of Denver, Col., is
lookina at property in this section
with the intention of making an
investment.
Rev. W. R. Robe filled the
regular appointment at the Pres
byterian church, South Browns
ville, on Sunday.
L. E. and W. E. Warner, late of
Nebraska, were in town on Wed
nesday, looking for an investment
in farm property.
W. C. Cosley, who has been at- j
tending the session of the Grand
Lodge, K. of P., at Th j Dalles, on
Tuesday returned home.
Kevs. Van Tassel and Rinefro,
occupied the Baptist pulpit on
Minuay, anil on the following;
Monday left for liaise). j
Thomas Kay, Sr., of theThomas
Kay Woolen Mills, Salem, shook'
hands with old friends in Browns- 1
ville on Saturday and Sunday.
Frank Jack and R. L. Sanders,
occupied by Waters Bros., and with
shortly oen a hardware store. j
m. u -( w... :. i
nave renieuine ouuutng former v
. . i J,' ,1 '"u".uu
tut; iwudi- oiiii-i iiik iiuiii a pain
ful burn on the hand and arm,
received iu extinguishing lire
which had caught her dress, while
she was passing the stove
Hugh Montgomery, lost himself
on inesuay night, anu on We.lnes -
day morning awoke to find himself
la S?!?:') VV'- re thV Mai"
o'.a. .. ,a:' ,,, a,'nl, vhl"V-
u i mi iy iiii'i u iron iiTi v.
The roofs o' the Oregonian R. It.
buildings have received a covering
of new shingles, the depot build
ing has also been moved back from
the track ' he intervening space
being p c ii pied by a large and
roon ..iiorm.
;.i'ii the ''hoodlum" bell rang
. half past eight, op tho night of
Thursday, t-lias. Goble and C.
Cm ran, failed to meander home,
and consequently became objects
of interest to the town marshal
wiio furnished them with lodging
in the calaboose, and on the fol
lowing morning introduced them
to "his honor" O. p. Coshow, who
charged them three dollars "i nd
dressings," for their "little indes
cretion." Bev. F. W. Paiker, who has ac
cepted the pastorate of the C. P.
chinch at Woodburn, for the
comii gyear, on Sunday last filled
his regular appointment at the C.
P. church South Brownsville, con
ducting services morning and
evening, at which time greatly to
the regret of the congregation, and
also his many warm friends, he
preached io a large attendance his
farewell sermon, the time for
which he was engaged having ex
pired, and on the iollowing Mon
day left for Woodburn.
On the 22nd inst. at the resi
dence of G. W. McIIargue, Soulh
Brownsville, a most happy family
gathering look place, in ceiebiation
of the i"lh, birth day of Mrs. N.J.
Walter, who was the recipient of
an elegant gold natch and chain,
presented b) ber daughters Mrs.
Ella .McIIargue and Mrs. Mary
Hume Mrs. Walter is the sister
or v,.. a. ana j-.nos iiuai:is, wen ;
known and identified with the i
t t . 1 iiii II .
earlier pioneer life of Oregon, an I
ii ho were among the first settlers
on donation claims, on the Cala
oia river.
R. M. Moxley, at his store has
for sale a lot of cabbage heads
averaging iu weight from 20 lo 2i"
lbs. each : thev were raised on the
! Calapi.oia bottoms. As the real
estate i.ihce ol O. 1'. Coshow there
are on exhibition, the following
products of our soil ; a raddish 22
inches in circumlerance pen'ecfly
sound. A Beet 22 inches long. 21
inches iu circumference, weight 21
lbs, a iiitabago weighing IO1.. lbs,
circumferance 2: inchts." Also
Timothy, 7ft, 7 inches high. A
potato weighing ':,lb. Samples
of wheat having beads 8 inches
long.
ItrSlNKSS LOCALS,
Coming!
Miss Neally Stevens! !
Loggers shoes at Klein Bros.
Concert Grand Piano ! ! !
Gum boots at Klein Bros.
Napkins at E. C. Searls.
French keeps iailroad time.
Felt slippeis at Klein Bros.
Clocks at Will it Stark's.
School shoes at Klein Bros.
Celery at C. E. Brownell's.
Fresh oysters at John Isom's.
Wilcox & Conn, photographers.
Try a glass of Celery phosphate
Quench your thirst at the new
sodafountaiu.
Go to Wilcox & Conn for photo
graphs. If viu uant a good clock, call on
Will"& Stark.
Go to Jas. F. Powell & Co's for
fresh groceries.
See those stylish stockinette
at Read's.
A fine line of gentlemen's shoes
at E. C. Searls'.
Oysters in every style at John
Isom's.
Fresh butter at the Willamette
Packing Co.'s
Lace curtains .'roin $1.5(1 per pair
ip at E. C. Searls.
Silk umbrella's at French's
jewelry store.
A iarge line of clocks just re
ceived at Will & Stark's.
A full line of trusses for ealo at
Cumming's drug store.
Sjectacles for every one at
French's jewelry store.
A fine line of library lamps on
sale at C. E. Brownell's.
All the latest in cloaks and
jackets at W. F. Read's.
Egan & Achison are selling mon
uments at Portland prices.
Capes and jackets at the lowest
prices at E. C. Searls'.
R. L. Senders and wife, on
Wednesday left for l'ortl tnd.
Furnished rooms to rent near
college. Inquire at tills ollice.
We make 'em while you wait.
Oyster cocktails at Boenick's.
Gentlemen, get o! e of those
Cno dress shirts at E. C. Searls'.
A fine line of Artists materials
just opened at J. A. Cumming's
drug store.
G. W. Simpson has just received
a line line of sealette jackets in nil
styles.
(io to Cumming's drug store
Bui in berg block, for your artist's
I supplies.
I Trv Mueller A- t il-rett's fine
roast" cotlee ; once used, always
! used.
Piano that
faction vou
gives periect
can ti nd at
atis
Mrs. Hyinan's.
A fresh keg of pickled pigs feet
opened this ..torning at Blackburn
& Pironi's.
Nice dressed spring chickens
only twenty-live cents at Mueller
l,arrett s.
Floor ma ttitig of the verv best
: qualiiv and at leasonable rates can
be Ion nit at Fortni tiler & living's.
An additional reduction in all
kinds of gojds in spite of the Mc
Kinley bill at P. Cohen's.
Benton count v Hour, the best in
1 the market, at ?1.05 per sack,
; cash, at Blackburn t Pironi's.
I Another invoice of the famous
Kenton countv Hour at Blackburn
Pironi's at $1.05 per sack.
At the coming piano concert the
reserved seats have been placed
at the nominal price of 75 cents.
I'es liver pills are a infill laxative
ami url directly ia the liver unit ki!
nevs us iwll ?.s the bowels. All ilrng
giAs. Call now and give your order
to Mrs. llyman for the juvenile
b-iok so they will be here for
Xmas.
If you w.ud a durable monu
ment : to Fgan ,c Achison, who
are handling nothing but the best
grades.
Fortmillcr it Irving have a large
line ol lace curtains, renaissance,
Madras and cheneille table covers,
which they are selling very c neap.
Messrs. Will iV Stark have just
received a new line of leautiful
silverware, solid gold watches,
rings and jewelry of nil kinds.
Call and fee their line selections.
Before i nrehasing your Artists
materials examine the new slock
just opened at the drug store of J.
A. dimming, successor to H. O
Hubbard.
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 Broad al bin street.
Don't fail o visit thi Ladies'
Bazaar when you get ready to buy
your new fall hat or bonnet. Their
elegant styles and superior quality
of goods, together with the low
prices, are the wonder of the town.
$1.50 will buvyou a pairof those
eiegant eignt-oution length un
dressed Mosoucteir kid .-loves nt.
.
the Ladies' B..zaar.
t,,, , ,., , t, .,
i i. , illviku nil cAllil iC;llLll
and evening shinies in gloves, 4p60
lace handkerchiels and fans at the
Ladies Bazaar.
Have yon seen those beautiful
cement walis in tin cemeteries,
put up by Egan A Achison, at half
the co3t of stone.
Hanaii Sons fine shoes. A
full line of the theui can be found
at Klein Bros., at prices that can't
be duplicated in Oiegon.
Boots and shoes for gentlemen,
tine shoes anil slippers tor ladies,
school shoes for children and rub
bers for a I at E. C. Searls.
It io not surprising that
Matthews A Washburn sell ti.e
most stoves from the fact that they
. carry the line ot eoods at prices
that com ince eve. i the skepitcal
III
Citizeni of Linn and a Ij lining
at ion to attend at our new store
NEW MB
The grandest opening and most collojsal exhibition of Men's, Youths' and Children's clothing ever
before exhibited in the Willamette Valley. Our opening is destined to ojien a new ep icli in the clothing
trade of this state. We have searched the market from far and wide, and will disolay the finest line of
goods thit America pro.luces
Having gone into the market with reidy cash we were enabled to buy goo J clothing of the very best
actories and 1 irgeat importers in the United States at such prices as will absolutely Jely competition.
Is simply incomparable. Our 6tock of Youths', Boys and Children's clothing far above what we had
expected to obtain, while our Furnishing Goods Department is Replete in every respect. A full line of
verc ats at hedr.i.-k prices.
In boots and shoes we have made careful selection of the most celebrated brands made bv the very bes
manufacturers in the East, and are enabled to display the finest line of these goods ever Lrorjrht to thi
city
OUR TERMS WILL BE CASH, and that's why we are enabled to sell you goods cheap. WE EU'
FOR CASH, 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 bu bought CHEAP FOR CASH will
supply a felt want in this community. Bidding you all once more a cordial invitation to attend our grand
opening Oct. 4th, or to call at any time while iu the city and inspect o lr stock, wej subscribe ourselves
most respectfully yours,
T. L WALLACE & CO.,
STRAHAN BLOCK, ALBANY, OR.
f M Your Trade,
You "Wtnt Our Groods Pro
vided we can make it
to your Interest.
Most (veryoue boasts of their business but to our friends ao l patrons we
assert usafac that we have one of the most complete stacks of staple groajr
is iu this city.
We Have Everything toBd Found iu a Firetclas Grery 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.
BL0DGETT AND SON, ALBANY, 011EG0N.
nnrinvn We keeP nothing but the
IHUnNo, famoiM barrel churn. Thereto
n.ithinif so irood, and co we can beat if on
pried. STEWART SOX.
IRON HARROWS.
call o btco-nri & sox.
to forget thi-.
Don't buy an iion
Imrro i until you tint
It wilt you not
ROPE AND CHAIN,
.I i :n ilm iiitrke'. lie cany i(.c (-lit pure
in.i"ii;, hi.'I i-n'i K'e yon any from 1-4
to l.i-I. A I oiz-.i. oi chum frcm :Mti3-l.
HI'hWAUr i SOX.
L5AT.V!;tiif CI'KKD, hilth nii.t nwett
breath scoured, by Shitoh'a CaUrib
lieinr.lv. Vri h cent. Ktl Injector free.
Scld by tVrtliH.v & Mimoii.
UT AX t EH Affonln to m II leal eate. both
ma'e nud (i lu.ile S-ly einnloytnct
anil I'.vd pay, A.ply to t Uurkhirt.
re.l c tu'-a ae ii, opp lite Kirt 'at:o. al
banK.
at welijbls any
bLALtb bwirr. Mar.y
. .... OO'I l Ulll
UUll lLdj J .
exouch in tint way In oi e year to pav 'or a
liicir scales of alsfonus.
CLOTHING
counties : We greet yon oaa and
J
mm 1 1
AIJUKJ
Our Stock Of Men's
BOOTS AND SHOES.
FEED GUTfERS,
Sure one-thir ft
your horse fted ey
uai'ir a feed cutter,
four kinds for anle.
Stewart & Sox harb
ninnmiTOtiP P nillTnrDO Con
lAIirLN lLIld d DU liULiAO. trct
ors or anvone wantin; anything i i the hard
ware line will do we' I to call oo Stewart ft
So before purchasing e's where. They
keep nearly ererythinir in th line of build
er Lardware, and a majuiScent stock f nefl
tlHll
. . . r,.,-r.,nx, W Want tO
LAUIhS. ArTEHIlUN tellyonthuwe
hnve the bektshean and a.Uor ih this city,
and we can piovs it to yon at ary tiiuo.
Every pair warranted and they can be ; re-tu.-ned
if tbey do unt gie satiafactkm. This
i-i no brair or b.uster, we mean what we eay.
STEWAUT ft SOX.
WASHING MACHINES
hive vou somethiiiK you will like. Brlngr
your .Utter ball -
an Jo lor you.
DRIED APPLES,
i4i .jo. rannere a
Were worth 1
cent in St. Paul on
tanner K'( Stewart ft aux,
aud buy aa anpla parluir
iuir niSA-nuie mua save
your fruit.
STORE!
VI, ad extea 1 1 voa a c jrJi il hiv
Clothing
IRONfANDSSTEEL,
8ewait ft St x
ha e a very
l re sock of ti. n l, strap, a mm tn riiil ;.or
wiy ir. n; a!i n a -nine, tool, pick, ai d plow
steeL
PAINTS ANDJJILS J?,"
wunt i.i i, :'. liiuxhee, coal oil, lubricating
o:to,a Ic-.'r ttc SI'EWAKT ft SOI.
BUGGIES AND WAGONS. Z
I lie i,u Iw.hI a..d in cii r y n .
TErVAKTft OX.
iii-v Pinniirrj We Weep on lnd
DAui GAoRIAhti a larje asc -t.eal
I n.i- ii.ii i curiu-T,' hod, orv. and
is..-1i t ip., an I ni (.' in price from S8 to
ci i, he e i--''i a u..c lot of "matrimonial
fri.iti a it" in i ti iui y. We a-.o have a
oiliaiw cm-. aiEWAKl ft SOX.
r II r HACKING CofJ-Xl .an be so quick
I iv c .r. d li. Sbil-bVUire. Weguanntee
i. Scld by fo bxy aiaoi.
Itewart ft.
i iri hi in i mr.A c .
iuv . a vyx i ii ja aaa -s ssjm
NEW PRIM'S!
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