Morning daily herald., September 08, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

THE MORNING HERALD: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1891
UN BALE.
Tbe Daii.v Herald will be on
ale each morning at II. J. Jones'
book Btore.where it tan be procured
at 5 centa per copy.
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.
New cloaks at V. F. Read's.
J. i:. Niel, of Portland is in the
city.
Oxford ties very cheap at Klein
Bros.
New. stock of Mats at W. F
Read's.
AVheat is 82,' j cents and little is
selling.
S. A. llulin, druguidt, French's
corner.
Great reduction in Oxford ties
at Klein Bros.
l'uoenix pure mixed paints at
Stewart box.
Freeman feed cutters and mills
at Stewart & Sox.
Quick sales and small profits at
the Ladies Kazaar.
Regular meeting of the city
council to-night.
Judge D. R. X. Blackburn went
to Portland yesterday.
Paraaold and sun umbrellas less
than cost at W. F. Read.
(ireat reduction in embroidered
flouncing at V. F. Reads.
Cheapest goula ever shonn in
Albany at V. F. Read's.
Just received, our new neck
wear at the Ladies Ba.aar.
Ladies and niijses combination
suits at the Ladies Ba.aar.
Choice pickles in bulk, or quan
tities to suit, at l'arker Bros.
Wanted on Lebanon canal a
number of good teams at $: f0 per
day.
Klein Bros, are cloning out the'.r
stock of Oxford ties at a gitat re
duction. Fresh Yaquina bay salmon at S
centa per pound at Hyde's market
every day.
Mr. Geof. P. Reynolds, formerly
of Baker City, has accepted a posi
tion in the St. Charles hotel.
2i. II. Allen, W. F. Read and
Dr. It. W. Manton left yesterday
for the Santiaiu mines to be gone
a week.
Henrr Suesens and I.orin Lang
head came down yesterday front
their farms on tbe front of the Or
egon Pacific.
Ladies, you can save money by
purchasing your hosiery at the
Ladies Bazaar. Call and' examine
our new line.
County Clerk X. P. Payne has
returned from Sodaville, where be
has been sojourning for the benefit
of bis health.
The Albany college opens Wed
nesday, instead of Monday as
incorrectly published in an item
bunuay morning.
For line pocket knives best pa
tent tempered shears and scissors
and extra hollow grouuJ razors,
go to btewart At box.
Edward II. McAllister son, of
Dr. . a. McAllister of this city,
has been appointed tutor in the
state university at Eugene.
Mrs. Murray and daughter, Miss
Maggie, went to Salem yesterday,
where the latter goes to resume
her studies in the Catholic schoo'
Housekeepers will do well to
reaJ t.L. Kenton s new adv. tins
morning, and give him acail when
purchasing choice family gro
ceries. You can save money by going at
once to Klein Bro.'s shoe store and
purchasing a pair of Oxford ties,
ibe price has been reduced toclose
them ou4.
Mrs. Kader of Portland, who
has been visiting at the residence
of her daughter .Mrs. Win. Hum
phrey in this city returned home
yesterday.
John Windsor, aged 17, was run
over bv a wheat waxen in f olk
county, near Salem, Saturday
afternoon, and died from the effects
of his mj'inert.
Those contemplating an Eastern
trip should notice the advertise
ment of the Canadian Pacific Kail
way, which appears in another
column. Apply to U. IS. W inn lor
rates and tickets.
Butter, and egss have recently
been scarce in this city, but as
farmers are getting through the
busy harvesting season, these
products are becoming mure plen
tiful. The Dalles was visited by an
other tire Saturday night. The
ntables of the fair grounds were
burned, together with two race
horse. A man was arrested who
uas charged with starting the fire.
Forty stalls were burned.
Wiu. Fort miller received a dis
patch yesterday announcing the
lUath of John K. Thompson at
Troy, N. Y., of pneumonia. He
was' a brother of Mrs. Fortmiller
and a son of Rev. E. J. Thompson
of CorvaBis.
Miss Annie Small has opened a
drewuiakiug establishment in
room 2"J, Pearce's block, up stairs,
iter work ia guaranteed to be first
class and ladies are invited to call
at her rooms, where she is pre
pared to do all kinds of plain and
elaborate dressmaking.
Prof. R- K. Michener was elected
as principal of the Lebanon public
schools, but he did not taxe the
position as stated in our last issue,
as th1Jreetorsof the North Yam
hill schools would not release him
from his position as principal of
their school.
Notice.
The pasture of F. L Such at
Cloverdale is now open for stock.
All well fenced, plenty of water
and shade. .Stock taken by week
nr month. .VlccnlS IHT Week.
Kir month. Cattle taken at $1 per j
Jieaii per luuuiu. miiuut uo ic
fponsible for any accident or los.
F. L. Situ.
TIE'ALBAST FIRElTSL
EUctioa f Officer tid DeUgstea t to
W BtrthwMt I lrme Atsooiatioa.
. ...
Linn Engine Co. No. 2 last even
ing elected the following ollicere:
President. D. R. N. Blackburn;
Eccretarv.DrO.C.Awbrev.financift
secretary, D. J. Dubruille ; treas
urer, David Link ; foreman, A. L.
Lamb ; tirst assistant. P. C. Ander
son ; second asaistant.Chas. Medin.
A. L. Lamb and Charles Medin
were elected delegates to the
Northwestern Firemen's Associa
tion. At the meeting of Albany En
gine Co. No. 1, 11. L. Cranor and
Alex Rennie were elected dele
gates to the association. The sum
of if 100 was voted to defray the
expenses of the delegates, the re
mainder, if any, to go to the hose
team which will go lrom this city.
Jack Warner is manager of the
hose team, and a fleet one it is.
one that will maintain the good
name of the Albany fireman
abroad. It is said that Albany
and Astoria are the only cities in
Oregon, w hich will send teams to
the tournament this year.
A Valuable Invantloa.
Messrs. Wilcox, Hollenbeck and
Wandell have invented a machine
for measuring cloth, which prom
ises to be a big thing for theia.
Very simple in its operation.it will
measure cloth of all width with
accuracy and great rabidity, an in
dicator showing constantly the
amount reeled otT, together with
the total price, at any amount per
yard desired or an inch in length.
It alto has an attachment for
measuring goods for an invoice,
one that will save a great deal of
time. Its capacity for general use
is seventy yards, which of course
is moie than is ordinarily needed.
The machine is a remarkably in
geaius one, displaying considera
ble study and investigation in its
construction. The owners will go
Fast after awhile and introduce it.
As there is nothing in the market
or ever invented covering the field
there is no reason why there should
not be a fortune in it for the
owners.
Uow tu Chooi llualnl.
Dr. Ellis of Chicago, who is the
scientific lecturer for J. C. Ayer
and who has just completed a
tour of the British Possession, will
lecture to-night in the Albany
opera houue, subject Blood will
Tell, and during his lecture will
also treat on the subject of this
heading. i'1'he press of this country,
and Canada ppeak in flattering
terms of the Dr's lecture and in
Salem last Wednesday night he
held an audieuce of a thousand
people in enjoying attention ;
which tbe Statesman notes in next
issue. Any druggist will supply
tickets free to grown peoole only,
and each lady will be given .a
valuable book gratis; you had
better go early.
T. M. C. A. HoclabU.
On Friday evening of this week
there will bean association meet
tin and social at the Y. M. C. A.
room to which everybody is in
vited. It is every important that
everv member be present at this
meeting on account of business to
transact. The social will be of a
'Botanical" nature and a general
tiood time may be expected. At
the last Y. M.'C. A. sociable there
was 100 present and the association
would like to have at leat 15)
Drcsnnt next Fridav night. Come
everylwdy and bring your friends,
no chargt s will be made.
Nat th Sain Parly.
The member of the U. S. recruit
ing party who was accused of de
tauching a young girl at Salem
was not an army ollicer, it seems,
but a private or a non-commissioned
ottii'cr. He was not one of
the men who were in Albany. He
is a villain, at all events, and
ought to be severely dealt with.
This charge in no manner applies
to Lieut. Holley, who was in
charge of the recruiting service in
this city. The latter has enough
sins of his own. His actions in
Albany were at least not those of
a gentleman.
A Ureal Comatfy Company.
A great treat is in store for theatre-goers
of this city in the ap
pearance of "The Hustler" at the
opera house Saturday evening. It
is a big company, containing all
the merrv comedians, all the fam
ous singers, and all the great
dancers who have made this great
couiedv a success. It will be pro
duced here exactly as seen at the
Boston Theatre and the Marquam
I i rand in Portland, where it is now
being played. Attention is di-
reeled to their adv this morning.
verely Kl-kl by a Horse.
Mr. C. W. Cowan, who is em
ployed at the Farmers Warehouse
cleaning wheat, was severely
kicked oy a horse yesterday alter-
noon. He was passing by a far
mer's team, when one of the heavy
lux! horses kicked him viciously.
The blow fell u;on his hip and he
was knocked several feet away
where he was picked tip insensible.
The extent of the injuries is not
fullv knon.
Social Bop.
Tie tirst social nartv of the sea-
sou will be given at the opera
i , i' : j : . t i t . i
uouse riiiur eeiiuiui una neea.
k an re and attend witn vonr best
girl and enjoy a few hours in the
merry dance. The party will be
under the management of Mr. 11.
J. Hopkins, who will shortly re
open the class in dancing for the
season of 'Vl-2, of which dates will
be announced later.
A Through Freight.
Owing to the grain traffic and
the other increasing business on
tke Southern Pacific a through
freight hai been added. It will
pass Albany going north between
If and 12 . m., and going south
between ! and 10 a. in. The
ottier freights will pa-s Albany at
the old time. - 1
t4
LETTER F20X MR. EADIR.
He EipUlas Waat th Tulo Orchard Co.
FroDoses to Do,
EditlR of the Hkrai.d.
Yomr correspondents in the
lssuesly1 tite .ra and 4in, inst,
bigning
mselves Albanv and
Albany
2. calls out an explana-
tion and g
res us an opportunity
to discuss
le matter otherwise
denied us,
ionization
purpose of this or-
The companyN reierreu to is an
improvement one. lo take care
fully selected locations in the sev
eral counties of Jackson, Linn,
Lane, Btnton and Marion in each
! . i i i i
to puioiu :arge orvnurus govenieu
by special advantages in each case
(tor instance, a large apple
orchard in Bentou county would
pay well because the best market
lor this product is San Francisco,
and other competing lines give
assurance of dispatcu and cheap
transportation notes. This advan
tage is, too, pji-ssaed by Linn
county.) To care for these orchards
iu the most approved manner to
have a general oversight of such
orchards and diiect their policy,
caring for them alter the expira
tion of our contracts for a fixed
sum, and to so footer and control
this industry as to render it as an
investment, for outside and in-ide,
superior to anything of its kind
now ottered in the state.
Ths success of California is due
not so much to the superior ex
cellence of her soil and climate, a-
to tie intelligence and ttill of her
iruit husbandmen.
By study, thought, scientific
rearing and business like mansge
ment, tliey have attait eJ the high
est r. suit', and all this turn! of in
formation gained by tueir per
severance, cm be availed by us.
This company is not a local enter
prise, but it is hoped will cut a
prominent figiue in fostering this
industry in the state, as has siuii-
lar institutions of its kind in Cali-
lornia, ana me most nattering
results will be attained to tke state
as well as pro tit to the stockhold
ers of the company, and the con
fidence of tais enterprise is shown
by the class of men who are taking
hold of it and the favor with
which it is being received, (ireat
care is taken to Dlace the stock
only in the hands of men of means
and influence, who appreciate its
importance as well as the piofits
arising from such a business well
conducted, and the character re
ferred to, should settle this ques
tion beyond a doubt.
Here is a virgin field, and so far
as resources, quality of soil and
climate, facilities for transportation
and excellence of market close at
hand, and, too at a time when atten
tion is being called to this busi
ness from every quarter cannot
help but be a good time te launch
out in tl e way proposed, and at
tain a brilliant success, as we
fully believe it will.
We thiuk the Albany business
men referred to, are too well known
for their conservatism to admit
of their being charged with rash
ness, or that they have under
taken this thing without carefully
weighing it in all its bearings, and
before committing themselves,
know that ttieir attitude will meet
with the approval and their busi
ness management of the approba
tion of ttiose concerned in the
company. Let me ak you, why
will people pay three and four
tiundred dollars per acre for Cali
fornia prune lands, when equally
good land, with as good facilities,
can be bad here for one tenth of
that sum?
Rogue river grapes and peaches
have established their reputation,
and, this takes time to acquire
and of this the company intends
to avail itself and to make it a
financial success from the start,
it does not intend to await the
formation of public opinion, with
all its uncertainty, but proposes
to drift with the tide, and direct
that tide. Jackson county lands
are higher than lands in the il
laraette, by virtue of their reputa
tion. though their situation ia the
more remote. A whole line ol
argument is contained and ac
cepted by the public when you
mention Rogue river peachce
You sav that the finest peaches in
the Albany market, commanding
the highest prices, are raised
around Albany, and let me still
confirm by saying, that some of
the best peaches that 1 ever ate.
were from Albany and Salem, a
few days ago, flavor, size, color
and Biicculsnce but let me ask
vou is this not an exceptional
year? It takes heat to produce a
perfect peacu during the ripening
reason, and that beat uniform.
When was it as hot as this year?
and are you not a little subject to
spring frosts 1
However I firmly believe that
ths peach crop can be made to
pay in selected localities in any
portion of the Willamette Valley.
Last year we met eastern buyers
in Medford, paving one dollar a
box for Rogue river apples to ship
to New York yes to Eu
ropewhere is the "Oregon red
apples?" If you raise such fine
peaches what are you doing to let
the world know it? Are you not
attempting to throw cold water on
the very means that proposes to
let other states know what you
can do by a thinned skinned self
ishness?. Such an institution as we pro
pose takes money, and we pro
pose to make the business itself
pay for it, and to do this we must
take advantage of tho "powers
that be" and cover every point
that will make it a financial euc
cess. We do not intend to let our
local prices warp our judgment.
Though a little indirect, the same
results will be attained in a less
direct, more certain manner.
Such an institution as is pro
posed can't be supported in any one
locality, and cannot be local, but
must have support from prominent
men in all the above mentioned
places. The best business enter
prises start in a email way and
work up, and this company by its
members gives assurance of its
success, and as we have to pay for
. i
the music in any event, no chances
will be taken, it is right that we
select the musicians. The finan
cial capability of r fits manage
ment cannot te questioned, and
they are not men to make failures,
nor have they entered with this
thing unadvisable. The w's lorn of
the course taken is apparent to
wise men. Local prosperities
atlect the parties more than any
body else, and rely upon it that
Albany will come in for her share
of thorough and efficient adver
tising. They haveAlbany's pros
perity more at heart than the
narrow minded element
that is remonstrating, and it is
our experience that the men
who do the most "kicking" are
those who have more patroitism
than either money or enterprise.
Lane, Marion, Benton and Jack
son are subscribers to the stock of
the company and its management
is at Albany to avoid traveling ex
penses, and as the center for such
operations all have the least ob
ject or ground for it. It is that
narrow minded policy that has
characterized Oregon and thwarted
her growth.
Oregon is one of the greatest
states in the Unior, and tbe
petty jcalouy referred to by
your correspondents and their un
tenable portion is low and con
temptible, and has not the sem
blance; of that broad and liberal
policy that insures slices iu all
institutions, more especially this
of ours. Respectfuliv,
W.'T. Raihr.
WHFAI AND HOP YIELDS.
The Oregon crop-weather bulle
tin for the week ending Sept f,
gives some figures as to wheat and
hop yields in the Willamette
Valley as follows :
Harvesting of cereals is about
over, except the late sown oats
and barley. Thrashing ia finiHhed
in many sections. The yield of
cereals has been unusually largo.
The quality is good fully
an average or more except in
localities where some smut
prevails, to no great extent how
ever in any place. Clackamas
county reports wheat yields of
39 bushels per acre and Yamhill
county 'M bushels in large fields.
Most counties have largo yields in
we'd cultivated fields ot lrom '.)' to
15 bushels per acre. Hop picking
is in progress. The hop lice have
done considerable damage. In
some yards fully 50 per cent of the
hops have mould on them, in
other yards no mould or lice are
to be seen. The bop crop ol Ore
gon was estimated to be 30000
bales, but since the picking has
commenced it has been found that
based on above estimate there
will not be over 20000 bales, at
the most of first grade hops. Fruit
of all kind and "melons, are very
plentiful, canneries and fruit
dryers are working to their full
capacity.
Kuoim Wanted,
Those having rooms which thev
would be willing to let to students
are requested to notify President
E. N. Condit, of tho college, as he
has daily applications from stu
dents from abroad who w sh rooms
for the coining vear.
Scliool Book at O. L. lilac kinan's
G. L. Blackman has opened a
complete line of school books for
the opening of the rchools on
Monday. Those in need of school
books will find it to their ad
vantage to call upon him.
Fresh bread every day at Parker
Bros.
1)IKI.
jri.ii's On siiiiiIhv, sept, mil, ls.n,
at the home of liU fii'.licr, tweiitj
miles from Albany, rctcr .luliii ,
ai;c'(l T month.
Hori'KK. On Similar, Sept. r.th,iv.i1
iu Benton county. 1 lie six weeks olil
child oi Mr. Morgan Hopper.
MRS. GRAHAM S
CUCUMBER
AND
ELDER FLOWER
CREAM
N not n (.otum-tic iu the scuhc in nhichthat
term i )toiiiiarly tiecil, hut pvruiaiicnti.v
bcantine. It create aitoft, Hmontli, c!c-kr,
velvety akin, ami hy daily use Kraluilly
maktu the completion nctcral g-iarica whirt-r.
It in a conxtant protection from the cITcctft ol
Hin anil nind and prevent hiiii burn ami
freeklci, and hlackheails will never come
hile you use it. It cleal.Bes the face far hot
ter tiian map ami water, nourihlies anil
huililn up the skin tisui-4 and thus prevents
the foi illation of wrinklen. It Kite the
freshness, clearness ami Hiuonthncsj nf skin
that OU had htn a little -irl. Kvery la-ly,
younc or "hi, ou'ht to use it, as it ivct a
more ynutliTui abearance f any lady, and
tint permanently. it contains no acd,
Nwder or alkali, and is a harmless as dw
and at nourishing to tho Fk n ns dew is to
the flower. 1'rlce Wl.OO, at all druggists
and hairdressers, or at Mrs. Ctrvaim) Ura
hatn's establishment, 10:1 I'ost Street, San
Kranciscn, whers he treats 'adies tor all
blemishes of the face or figure. Ladies a', a
distance trcaUd hy letter. Send stamp mi
ner little book, ".II ow to be Beautiful.'1
Sanpla Boltlo maud
cepl'of 111 -i nis in Stat:
1 free to any lady on re-
stamps to v for DOstave
and packine. Lady Aifents wanted,
MRS GRAHAM S
Face -:- Bleach,
Cures the worst cases of Fteckles. Sunburn
Sal'owness, SI oth-patches, Himp'.es and all
skin h!cmishes. Price S1.50. Ilarin'ess
and effective. No sample ea i be sent. Lady
Akents wanted.
in llii t..11.-it tin ftp.t n,.l.,.
a hill oiemy nepra'.ions will hare his
n-ime aildeu t? ths advertisement.
My prrparatioi s are for sale, by wholesale
druirirists in Chicago and every city west of it
Highest of all in Leavening Tower.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
THE WOULD KNKICI1KD.
The facilities of the present day
for the production of everything
that will conduce to the material
welfare and comfort of mankind
are almost unlimited and when
Syrup of Figs was first-produced
the world was enriched with the on
ty perfect laxative known, as it ia
the only remedy which is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt andetlectual tocleanse
the system gently in the Sprin
time or, in fact, at any time any
the better it is known the more
popular it becomes.
Mother?
Castoria is recommended by
physicians for children teething.
It is a purely vegetable preparation
its ingredients aro published
around each bottle. It is pleasant
to the taste and absolutely harm
less. It relieves constipation,
regulates the bowels, quites pain,
cures diarrhiei and wind colic,
allays feverishness, destroys
worms, and prevents convulsions,
soothes the child and gives it re
freshing and natural sleep. Cas
soria is the children's panacea
the mothers' friend. 35 ds, 35
cents.
Saie Cure for the Liquor or Opium
IlabltH.
The East India cure for these
awful habits can bu given without
the patient's kuotviedgc, and i
the only known specific for the
purpose, it is not injurious in the
least degree; mauuf.ictined by
Emerson Drug Co., San Jose, Cal.,
and for sale at J. A. Cumming's
drug store only.
French Tansy WafurH.
Theso wafers are for the relief
and cure of painful and iregular
menses, and will remove nil ob
structions, no matter what the
cause, and are sure and safe every
time. Manufactured by Kmereon
Drug Co., San Jose, Cab, and for
sale at J. A. Cumming's drug
store only.
Have you examined that beauti
ful $400 piano at Klein Bros, shoe
store.
Your school tax will be delin
quctit if not paid at once. Look
after it and save costs of collection.
Lowest rates and best accommo
dations to passenger going East
via Canadian Pacific Railway ask
C. B. Winn for rates.
RKAI)
And you will
not
K KG RET
CALL
on us
and you will
find tii
always
ready to
OFFER
you
rcat induce
ments from
our large line
of go: id:
GOOI)
IVachcs, Rt-rriec,
r.auan.is, Oranges,
LcnioiiH, Apricots,
Apnles, I'lumhs,
-Melons,
BETTER
Corn, l'eas,
IV'atis.l'otato,
( )nio:i,('aliagc
Turnips Beets
Carrots Sweet
Potatoes
BEST
Soap, Sodi,
Rice, Salt,
lloneVjHops,
1'ickeis, Tea,
Flour. Meal,
Spin's '
AM
Constantly adding
new goods and
latest noveltiics
lo net fail
to get our prices.
C. E. BROWN FIX,
Albany.'
lUi.Menaoil Alliletcs
Wear our -Vulcanized Gum Sus
pensory to prevent jar, strain or
injury. Weak men are cured
wearing our vulcanized i;um sus
pensory of varicocele (enlarged
veins) nocturnal emissions and
iinpotency.
Vigor, comfort and longer life
assured. No pain : no poisonous
drugs.
Price only $2. Sealed circulars
free. Vulcanized Gum Suspensory
Co., Rooms 1!, 20, IMcVickers
Theatre Building, Chicago 111.
FOK BALK. One heating s'Ovc an I one
onk stove, both in coed cot.ditii n.
For information itumirc of r". K. Artihcrer,
at Postal te'eciaph oltlec.
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed : Casloiial
Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report.
NEW TO-DAY.
Deyoc & Froman Htm,
Keep a Full Assorttrci t of
GUNS AND FIREARMS
KKP.WItlNU l'ltO.MrTI.Y DoNK.
"Not Coming, But Here to .Stay!"
GENE E. LARRIMORE,
Tke Fainter,
Has opened a shop in Stewart &
Sox s block and is prepared to give
estimates on and do a'l kinds of
House and Carriage painting and
trimming. Graining and paper
hanging a specialty. Leave orders
with Stewart & Sox.
TKE UKKAT l'llKTl.AM)
lodnstrial Exposition,
With its world of wonders
OPENS SEPT. 17. 1831. CLOSES 0 JT. 17.
-Muaioby thc-
Great Zplores Band
Direct from the City of
Mexico.
Art from the great masters of Eu
rope and America, valued
at a quarter million
dollars.
Wonderful Elertrical Adaptions in
full operation.
A Splendid Series of Mineral In
hibits. Every depart niint filled with
the novel and interesting
IN AiT, SCIENCE AND INCUSTRV.
A greater number of exhibits than
ever before presented on
the coast.
THS -i- STJCK -:- SBtfTXEOT
-Made a prominent feature.
5.-.0.I0 IX PREMIUMS.
The largest display of fruit and the
linest exhibit of Agriculture
ever made in tho Paci
fic Noi l Invest.
All iiKiniifaclurics in full motion.
Everything new. No dead exhibits
The Exposition of Expositions.
Admission as u-ual. Greatly
', reduced rates for round trip on all
. passenger lines.
GENERAL
Steamship Agency.
THROUGH TICKETS
To ami from Ktirope hy a'l flrgt-cl:cn) lilies.
Tiekets from anv tilae in Enroc to any
point in tlx t'mUd states, rr f ont this
country to hurcpcui point sold over tne
following hi t class line:
Xor'.h tJerman l.lojd. via Sew York,
North Cerium Lloyd, via lialtiiiiore,
Allan Line, Anehor Line.
American Line, S'a'e Line,
l'.eav er Line, Cunard Line,
lied Star Line,
Wh'te Star Line,
t; u Ion Line.
DRAFTS AND MONEY ORDERS
sold on all KuioMn cities at current ra'es.
luternation collections. Kor information
regarding pi ices ot passage, date of sailing,
etc., call o:i or address, C, H. WINN,
Al.llANV, OR.
I'ny Your City Taxes.
1 he city tavi-s for ls'.l are now cue and
pavah'c. ' The money is newled and every
individual should lcok the matter up and
that thev aie pid. If not paid immedi
ately they will beenme delinquent. The dog
tax is also due anil if not pa d the order w ill
I given to kill all the dogs on wnom taxes
hvc not ticcn paid,
J. K, Hoffman,
Marshal,
FOSHAY & MASON
Wholesale and Uetail
Dropts Booksellers
ALBA V
OREGON
Notice to Stockholder.
N.tTICF. i? lierchy given that a
meeting of tliu stockholders of flu-
(iuliteu CVv Mining (to. will lie lirhl
:it the olliee of I.. II, Mimtatiye on
Moniliiv, Sept. tiS, ut 4 o clock 1", M. ol
saiil il.i y. fur the purpose of electing
seven tfi colors to serve for the en
suing year.
Allium-, Anit. "1, IS'.U.
L. 11. MONTAXYF,
Secretary.
TOST K small oren factd KO.d wateli,
1 Waltham works, with fobchtin and fan-
shapen . harm. The Under will please leave
at this olhce.
F1. L. KENTON,
DEALER IN-
Choice Teas, Coffees, Spi
And a general assortment of
GROCERIES
NEAR THE POSTOI FICE, A LI! ANV, OREGON.
ANYBODY
BUYING
A NY THING-
Usually worn Toy and Boys for "Work or Dress
Tffitfc.sut first examining tne same lines at
my store makes a mistake financially.
and sec what (Ins MeaDs !
SEASONABLE GOODS
ARB NOW AEHrVTNG.
L. E.
m
iftv Wiii-'fio
Merchant
WHEN VOL' HAVE
FALL
i
OF
Boys
5
Now airivint?, on will lie convinced lliat we are LAVING
OVER A I. L" COM PETI I ION in our line when itcoineato
Biclily Tailored Clothing,
HANDSOME AND DURABLE PATTERNS, AT REASONA
ble Prices. Give us a call.
T. L WALLACE & CO.,
STRAHAN BLOCK,
Cooking Stoves and Ranges
o-
BLAIN,
1 1
I W I I vlu V
Tailor.
SEEN Ol'U XEW
ami 'Children's
ALBANY, OREGOIf
atlatthews & f asliliirn
w
Competition !
Sim
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