Morning daily herald., October 06, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

THE MORNING fIiHALlJ:TUESDA , OCTOJ1EII (J, 1891
ON SALE.
The) Pailt Herald will be on
ale each morning at H. J. Jones'
book store,where iUvi be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
JOTTINH9 A BOLT TOWN.
Cloaks at the I.u.lies Bazaar.
Cranberries at C. K. Drowneil'a.
llitt. Ji-ir Mycr-. f Scio, wa- in
the city yesterday.
C:if ('ml cranl Ti-ms at Achi
eoii's opposite Russ ll-'ii.-c.
Mr. V. F. Crot-by has returned
from a trip to San Francisco.
Dr. J. A. I.ambetson, ( Leb
anon, was in the city yesterday.
Ladies and children combina
tion suits at tli; Ladies Bazaar.
II. II. Hewitt went to Yamhill
county yesterday n leg il businesr.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter K. Tun-ell,
of Tacoina, are visiting in this city.
Mr. C. J. Stmrt lias returned
from a trip to Portland and the
Souud.
Choice Sic'Iv lemons. : dr.tn
for $1 at Achi.-o-iV, cueoanuts ."
cnts up.
California graces and prat-he.-',
ami all kind of truit lit season at
Achi son's.
Charles Thompson, of Niagara,
it in the city on Ins return iron:
l'o tland.
Try our chow chow now on sab
in quantities to suit at C. K.
Brownell's.
Cloakp, cloakf, cloaks, for in
fants, children and hulks at the
Ladies Bazaar.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dannals
have removed fn n Julias to this
city t reside.
Mr. J. M. Shephrl and wife
and Mrs. Coll Van C 'eve went to
the bay yetterday.
Mr. John Fox and lamiiy left
yesterday for a trip to Mr. Fox's"
old home in Indiana.
(J. B. Porris, attorney of Eiijrime.
and Mr. J. L, l'a.'e of that place
were in thecity yester lay.
Thanksirivinir day will be the
2rth of November this year. j
Christ nasand New Year coiner n
Friday .
John Multan, J. J. Price. Bert
P. Van Cleve, C. W. Watts and C.
W. Sears came up from Portland
last evening.
The residence of James Mc
Mahoii1 near Ilalst-y was entered
by burglars la.t week and several
hundred dollars stolen.
Mr. C. II. Duncan and wife,
' Mrs. L. F. Cook and Miss Bessie
Reynolds, of Baker City, are visit
ing relatives in this city.
Mr. C. !. Rawlings genera'
s gent of the Union Pa-ilie rail
road, of Victoria, B. C, is. spend
ing a few days in this city.
1 have just r ceived direct from
Vermont a shipmctit of piue maple
syrup and will guarantee it abso
lately pure. C. K. Browntll.
ieo. Alexander and A.J. Adams,
of the Lebanon Advance were in
the city yester Jay, al.-o Fred
Lyons, of the Stayton Tim js.
The Salem Statesman says that
there baa been no strike on the
Ktreet car line in that city, and
that the road H running as usual.
The ladies aid society will meet
with Mrs. Waltt r Mi.nUhh this
Tuesday afternoon, lie,, f.ih .;
work, a' full attendance is desired.
It is said that Lebanon is scon
to have a daily newspaper. t be
run by Mr. Dais, recently fr m
Texas, in connection with the
Lebanon Exi refg.
Parties intending to p Kast
should secure the ir tickets o.cr the
popular Union Pacilic ami reiro:i
Short Line imi'e. Call and set
i. urran A Monteiili fr t ckcts.
Ladies call early an 1 make your
select ion in ichiicery while the
assortment is compute. The
largest and best linu of ha's for
Misses and children eve- ca.-riei
before at the Ladies Bay. tar.
Homer Miller, who is in cs nip
for his health, with his father
Mart Miller, at Hal-iead on the
Oregon Pacitic, is gaimi gai.d tinds
bis camp a ery plcm-ant one.
Good water gojd air and plenty of
company.
Just before troin-; tothe.-ta'e fair
the editor of the Silvertoii Appeal
wro'ean item warning all to l"ok
out for cappers and le.-.nko men,
and before be was on the -.'rounds
an hour he drojij ,d f M in a sin II
fame.
The IIarrisbur' Water Power
Co. will elect its oihVcrs next .-at
unlay. The people of tha" city are
sanguine that the ditch w ill In-dug
this fall. The construction of the
canal will cer'ainly trivc impetus
to the tlirivinvr tow u ot 1 1 urr i-1 n ru.
The harvest of the Willamette
valley's prune crop t'i-r lS'.'l is ju.-t
ills u t tinisheil, and from circlully
prepared estimates it is jiiiUji-d to
to be jerceptibly larger than last
vear's crop. Many new orchards
bjarin this year for the tiisttime,
and their product added to tin
average crop in the old oiehards.
brines the total out-put up topiit
a liatutsoiiie tenure 1 tie ;rrov ire.:
f pnines in ( ireful i.-. a s.icvss,
and their cultivation may l e ix
pectcd to inerease fr-mi year t"
year for many years. I.inti
county has many acres of line
prune land. Oregon l'i mu" com
mand good price-every w heie, and
they have thus far proven them
selves a sure crop. .-xt year
there will be live limes as many
jkuiihU raised as there was thi:
year. Barns Hurncii.
The barn of Daniel McCl.dn.cf
Harrisburg was burned S unlay
morning, also the barn .. L. Can
non near Peoiia on the following
morning, Each are eupposed to
Lave been caused by c.'illrm
plaviug with matches. Consi ler
able bay aud oats was burned in
each instance.
AT TBE CHRISTIAN CHUSCtI,
The Miuiatsiial Asiociaiioa Will 0 n
Tsna is TLii City.
Following is the programme of
the Chiislian Ministerial Associa
tion, which meets today:
TUESDAY.
2. -SO I, m. Opening bv the Prcsi
dent, D. Wetzell.
3 c. m, Address of welcome by
(. W. Wright, of Albany; response
by P. R. Burnett.
4 r. m. R?port of Tuimiitee on
constitution, election of officers
and appointment of committees.
7 :oD i m. Sermon. "Our Plea,"
T. F. Campbell, of Baker City.
WEDNESDAY.
i a. m. Devotional service by
J. K. Kobnett, of Aumsville.
10 a. m Paper, "(.Jualificit'on
)f.j:iders," by IK M. Doty, of Dal
las : dicus-iion.
2 i'. m. Devotional eervice by
D. C. Kellum, of Thurston.
2::50r. m. 1'aper, "Ministerial
tiualitication," A. B. Wale, of
tlillsloro; disi usKion.
11 M i: m. Paper, "The Treach
er as a Pastor,' D. Wetz.-ll, of
li tland; discussion.
4:30r. m. Keport of commit
tee, 7:30 tv m. rierin n,"IIow much
Can we Know of Lied?" W. It.
Willicms, cf Salem.
TIRKSDAY.
! a. .m. Devotional servite by
Dillard llolmau.
'.::0 a. m. "Duties of an Kvan
elist," B. F. Bounell, of Mon
mouth. 10:3v) a. si. Lord's f-uppei," S.
J. Ifanman, of Poitlaud.
11:3') a.m. Report of commit
tees. 2 r. m. Devotional servicr, A.
D. Skates, of Pleasait Hill.
2:30 cm Taper, 'Church Fi
iiarice," T. F. Brown, of II Usboro;
uiscussion,
3:30 H.
Action,"
'alem.
4 :30 c.
tees.
7 :30 i
M. Paper, "Unify of
. R. William, ot
m. Report of commit
m. Sermon, "The
of Christianity Super
rriumph
human," David Wetzell, of Port
land. Vale littory, J. '. Stewart.
The Albany Firemen.
Coiiccrnimr the Albanv tircmen
at Vic'oria the Times ot that city
davs: Albanv's hose team is com-
I'oscd of as tinea bt of bovs as one
coul'l meet. They are not; "k'u-k
ers.'' and accept the judges decis
ions with grace, 'lheir names
are W. II. Warner, W. Reese, C.
W. Watts, .f. J. Du Bniille. L. A
Allen, Jas. Muriy, Frank tiem
nt ll, James Spencer, H. Sipiires,
11. Iigue, J. K. Delg'er, N.Jordan,
A. L. Lamb. A. Kenny, M. Wiilams,
t 'has Meadin, A. Siernrnir-r. C. W.
i.ubh, II. S. Craynor, Robt.
Ilartin. Concerning the speed
race the paper also- says: Al
bany's tir fighters were then
. ailed to ih scratch. The friends
lit this team were almost sure that
the tiin.' of the Astorias would be
broken, and the appearence of the
men iudica'cd that, the confidence
would not be misplaced. ThevJ
got away to a splendid start as the
oall drop ed, and made cyclonic
time to w illiin 30 feet of the line,
when Sternberg fell and was drag
ged under the reel, which pissed
lie mark in the official time of 2S
to 4-') seconds. Had it not b-en
for this i'.cciderit Albany would
have made it warm work for
Astoria.
Nuttil lucliau.
C-ipt. J. W. Crawfor-l.of Salem,
In:.ian aent at L'm itilla reserva
tion, has some Indians on exhi
ti n at the Portland exposition.
T r.'e Indian etiiefs arrived to take
part in the ptogramme of "Pioneer
Day." They are Joseph, of the
.ez Perces: Moses wtio 13 con
sidere.i the staten.an of of the
Northern tiibet, and is at the
tie.id of the large.it Indian reserva
tions; aiid Lot chief of the
Spokanes. On Fridsy they were
joined bv Feme fourteen Umatillas ;
these latter executed that evening
war and ghost dinces were given in
the music hall. The dillVrent
dunces were given in full costume,
and in view of the fact that the
Umatillas are noted for the gor
geousnest of their apparel, the
spectacle was witnessed with great
interest.
lSemoval ullce.
W. R. Orahatn has removid his
tailolilig e.-ta'ol'siiiiielil to Hew
coiiiiiunlioiis tpiaiiets on tirt
s:reet, opptisiie the Farmeis it
Men hauls lii.-nrauce oflice. lb
has a line Iinci. cloths for winter
suiting overcoa's and garments
for men ;ti:d youth, which his
skilli'ul tail. us will nake up on
short notice in neat and lashinable
styles. His prices will be found
most reasonable.
I'alct IIU riu.t.
Bail b!o d has recently existed
Itetwecn (i:bion Meyers niiti a
young m in named Vaughn a
Lyon?. Tic? f jrmer was arrested
Saturday on a charge of carrying
concealed wepous and was bned
$10. He came to this city yi ster
ilay in company with Constable
Berry of that place and paid his
fine.
In i:rnrd-r Ilcutou'a Court.
A tin horn gambler named Wall
pole, who is well a ipiainted with
ihe police of Albany, has returned
from Portland. He not into an
alttrcation yesterday with Frank
.Marshall and was knocked out
into tlie stieet by the latter. He
swore cut a complaint against
Marshall, whe paid his fine to Re
corder licuton.
An Overturned
time,.
W. Ross and Frank B'odge't
were returning from Corv.llis San
day, when ineir hoise became
freihtcned at a skunk in the road
mo ran oil' of a grado in the road.
The bu-gy as broken to pieces,
but l'e xoiim; men were not ser-
iou-dy hu t.
HW3 OF THE COAST.
Interesting It-ms from Eichanje
ThroDKhoatrthe Northwest.
T. P. Lee is shipping the last of
his melons tins week, making 3tf
car loads in all this season.
Grants Pass Courier.
Fishing parties to Roue r'ver
are mite freipiont now and jitd
ingfiom the large number of dead
lish to be seen in ths river giant
powder is extensively used for
bait. The fish c mmissoner could
make himself quite popular here
with the masses if he wou'd prose
cute the parties who use eiant
powder. A conviction would be
easy as the citizens a'ong the river
are opposed to it. I:i a few yeais
Rogue river will lose the reputa
tion of b-ii'g a good stream for
lish unless this nelaiious practice
is stOj-pid Cei.tral l'o'.nt Knle.
prise. Salmon are taken with the hook
and line quite frtitien ly elf the
mout i of the Columbia river and
just inside, and the tug boat men
have been enjoying rare eport for
tha past two weeks. A twenty
pound salmon in the full enjoy
ment of all his faculties, can make
more fun on the end of a line than
anything that wears fins and
scales. Croupcr and rock cod are
found in considerable numbers
when the tug bjat men have time
to lxk for them.
Wondeiful filct-trlcal Ultcuvery.
On Fiid.iy night two dynamos
belonging to the Crouch-Houston
Kleutrical Manufacturing Co., of
Kugcne, Oregon were tdaced on
xhibition at the Portland Fx posi
tion. The etlcct on the vast crowd
assembled en both Friday aiul
Saturday night on eee:n bare, ex
pi. Bed electric wires in close con
ned ion ai.d r-hort circuit, handled
with impunity, trodden on, ex
posed to the bear llesh, was eoine-
thin e'ec'.rical. It seemed almost
lucrcuible, yet tlie naru ta t re
tnained tli it it was left for an
Oregonian to di cover what all
jbe ha I failed. Kxperls and
Others gathered about this wonder
ful machine a id bun lied the un
insulated wires, but all efforts
to produce a shock were unavail
ing. Te-iiJe thi ai't th .tdt ne-ij
Utcgether obviated by this m;w
n:d w inderful system of electri
city, it has an economic feature
which cannot be overlooked or
est:mated. On other systems
where high ter.sion light is iren
erattd, the expensive resisting coil
is imperative, but on the Crouch
Houston fyetem this large item of
expense is altogether done away
with ; rgu'ii, as all wire on this
new tystcui is bare, a large Him of
money can be yearly saved by non
iiistUat'on. Ilel liazar.
At the opening rehersal of Bel
shazzar last Friday night thirty
two were present and the en
thusiasm and earnest vim that was
manifested i highly encoragcing
and alrealy success is assund.
Tonight promptly at 7:30 the
Metronome will ln"'in to measure
time, and at this meeting we have
everv reason to believe that out
number willbegrea ly im-reased.
Amater simrers w ill lind that the
drill in a cantata of so high a de
gree is very beneficial and they
will do well toavail themselves ol
such an excellent opportunity
All singers aro welcome to this
least of song. Mease let lis a'l
remember that the time of thosi
who instruct is valuable and that
promptness is the road to success,
ami be on time Remember the
place of meeting. Pi of. K. U.
Lorillard s residence, t itth street
between Jelfersi u and Railroad.
Com.
l,mly Dlxlttnn lr Kt furin.
Perhaps, U'.sl now, when so
much is being said about dress re
form, it may be interesting to re
call Lady Florence Dixie's idea of
an ideal walking cos'time for
women. A few years ago sdie be
gan a vigorous crusade against the
long skirt. "The bugbear skirl,"
r-he calls it, "liamj cring to the
limbs, the spouse of mud and
dirt." She does not want women
to adopt the garb of men. because
it is so ugly. She says: "1 un
hesitatingly delare that the day is
fast approaching when the hideous
and senseless long skirt will die a
natural death. 1 am not an advo
cate of trousers for women, for I
think trousers are hiedoiis at any
time." But what shedues advo
cate very strongly and earnestly
islhegener.il adoption for street
wear of a costume similiar to that
which she puts n when in Scot
land. It c. nsists oi a flannel
skirt' knickeibockeis, a short kilt
skirt and loose jacket, a style of dress
and not ail strange or novel, except
in its adaptation to general wear.
And it is the lacK of startling
originality in the i lea that is one
of us chief recommendations, cor
it is the eddness and unusualnegj
of most of the iroprsed reform gar
ments that caue their condemna
tion wi-hout trial and almost at
sight. Very few women, however
much they may renei in secret.
i agjinst tire tyranny of their
present sty le ot tress, care to niase
guy s or spectacles of themselves by
donning outlandish costumes that
hae only a promised, and rather
dubious, possioility of mperior
comfoit to recommend them.
II rii Lrt Towi,
A fellow named Ha:ri, who had
separated fio n his wife, a step
daughter of W. S. John, made a
second attempt Saturday night to
kidnap their children, which were
in the custody of their mother at
the rrsiderue of F. A. Burklurt.
The police interferrcif and Harris
was ordered to leave town, which
tie promptly did.
A Fruit Dryer Iturneil.
Sunday afternoon while drying
fruit iu a Curran dryer at the
farm of W. J. Obeimeyer, near
Tangent, the drcer caught lircaml
burned to the v found. Ic ;w
only bv hard w oi k that the barn
I near bv was savid.
SEAL ESTATE 8 ALE 3.
C. E. and F. M. Barrows to Jas.
B. Barber, w of D. L. C. of E.
H.Gritlin : consideration. 480.
J. M. Wiley to V. L. Wiley, lot
s anu e ,!j ot lot 8 oik 10 Lebanon.
$21)0-3.
Marthc K. Schooling and hus
band to Phoebe Kelsey, 1 acres
in Harris! urg, JtlOO.
E. C Pentland et ui., to Wm.
M. Allingham, blk 20, Haves' add
to lUlsey, $275.
H.J. Hind to J. W. Wilson, s
-2 n w J4 sec 2 tp 13, s r 2 w., fi20.
Joseph Kelsey et nx., to Braytou
A. Bernis, 70 acres near Harris
burg, $280).
C. . Maxjn et ux., lo Bray ton
A. Bemis, 58 acre near Hal risbua',
$30
Perry Conn etux.,to N.D.Co.in,
ICO acres in tp s r 1 e., $1800.
T. J. Pitchfor 1 et ux., to J. E
Cvrus et al., tract in tp s r I e.,
$300.
W. F. and D. B. Deakins to W.
P. and T. J. Pitchford tract tp 11,
s r 1 e , $30 .
Peter L. Bilyru et ut., to O. W.
Phillips, 351.12 a- res t4 10, s r 1 w ,
$5000.
A. C. King to School Diit. oti, 2
acts in tlollv, 30
O. P. and Ruth A. Harvey to O.
D. Nicho's, 11.23 acroi tp 13, s r 3
w.,4.0.
The Urimnrr-Uiti'ieii Company.
The sale of reserved seats was
opened yes'crdav at Will A: Link's
music stole for the engagement of
the Pacific Coast favorites Joseph,
R. Grismerar.d his charming w ife
Miss Phiclie Davies, supjKir ed bv
their powerful company, which
will occur next Friday night a
the Albany opera house, prcse it
ing ftir the first time here t'te
picturesque military (bama
"Beacon Ligh's," ot which i In
following is found in Ihe S.in Fia-i-cisco
Post Mr. lirisiner p o
dticed last night at the Alcazar a
melodrama new to us, Beacon
Lights, which was originally w rit
ten bvDeWitt Young and revised
and aV.ercd by the uctor himself,
k is a drama that deals with mili
tary life in Mexico and it affords a
chance for etl'ective costumes and
stage pictures, and all of hich are
excellently attended to in this pro
duction. It has many and strong
merits. It is more resaonabb-1 ism
most pieces ol its kind, ihe
scenes are well worked up and the
writing of the play is terse and lo
the point. The hand of the actor
is noticeable in it, in the arra"ge
mcnt of incidents and the develop
ments of situations. The story is
new and few of the chaiac:ers
have been found in o her plays,
tJrismer has every prospect of
making money w ith it, and he and
Phtcbe Davies have both excellent
parts. Mr. Gristlier plays Captain
Allen, a soldier of the kind he can
I est play, and Miss Davies makes
a great deal out of Carrie Calhoun
a part exactly suiliilto the peculiar
vein of comedy which she pos
sesses, first show n in her splendid
piotrayal of Chispa, and afterward
of Rosa Leigh in Koscdale.
Marriage la LebaLoii.
The marriage record in Lebanon
last week included thai of William
Mates and Mbs Clara Crabtne;
Geo. II. Djtlge unl Josie Dodg;
W. II. Cyruj and Miss 1 acouia
Strickler.
The tVeat he r To-dav.
The weather forcast of the U. S.
Signal service for the next 24
hours ii : coo'er; fair weather.
Beautiful Women.
The magical effects of Wisdom's
Rohertiii3 as a beautifier and
preserver of the complexion have
been attested by thousands of
leading ladies of uociety aixl the
s'age. It is the only article ever
discovered which gives a natural
and beautiful tint lo the complex
ion, removing tan, sunburn,
freckels and ail roughness of the
face and arms, leaving the skin
soft, smooth and velvety. All re
maik on its delighttudy cooling
and refreshing properties, a
distinction not found in any other
similiar article known, For sale
by Foshay & Mason.
Mother?
Castoria is recommended by
physicians for children teething.
It is a purely vegetable preparation
its ingredients are published
around each bottle. It is pleasant
to the taste and absolutely harm
less. It relieves constipation,
regulates the bowels, quites pain,
cures diarrlnci ami 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 a panacea
the mothers' friend. So de, 35
cents.
Special Notice.
Ladies or gentlemen who con
template buying gold watches w ill
find it to their advantage to call at
F. M. French's jewelry store oe-
fore purchafing, as there has been
quite a reduction in pries. The
Corner jewelry store.
Kltkl.fc KIA MIVK.
The best salve in tin world for e u'.j
HruiiH-s, Soicc, Ulcers, Salt f.lu-iin.,
r'evcr sores, Tetter, Chapped Ham'.,
Chilblain. Corns, undskiu Eruption:-,
and pos. lively cures Pile.-, or i.o pu
required. U is guaranteed to givs
wrfeet satisfaction, or uicncy re
fuuded, Price 26 cents er bus. Per
ale bv Kosliey i M ison
BOKX.
L)AWSON--n Ilia wife of Kil Daw fori Id
tlits c ty cu SatariUv, Oct. a, JMll, a
3D.
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Ikictor prescribed : Catloria!
B13ISESS LOCALS.
For nice fresh oysters go to John
Isom's.
Buy vour garo'.ine stoves of
Hoikins Bros.
New die?s goods ju3t receivjd at
W. F. Read's.
Will ?ta.k have rome elegant
souvenir Fpjons.
Klein Bros, are giving a fine
piano to their customers.
A fine lim: of go!d rins just
opened at Will A Maik'a.
Fresh comb hoiey, Linn county
production, at Parker Bros.
Choice pickles in bulk, or quan
tities to suit, at Parker Bros.
Fresh Yatjuina bay salmon at 8
cents per pound at Hyde's market
every day.
Have you seen those beautiful
cement walls in the cemeter .s,
put up by E. W. Achison, at all
the cost of stone.
For lire pocket knives best pa
lent tempered shears and scissors
an 1 extra hollow ground razors,
g to Stewart k Sox.
Use the celluloid eyeg'ass e'ean
ers. (11 itiilkerchitf not a' ways
elegui.t.) Free with each pair of
glasses at F. -M. French's.
t'ome of tne test Etyl?3 of cle
iint bed lounges can be t-cen at
Kortmilier & In ing'e, ?.s they l.ae
just receivid a lare invoice.
One hundred acres of cLoVf
land close to Albany, only land
iinuer cultivation wanted, Male
price. Address Box 3l!.
You can save m ney by g !ng at
once to Kleiii Bro.'ssl.oe store and
purchasing a pair of Oi'o:d t.es.
t'he price has been reduce J tocio-.e
them oul.
Th .-e ctntemplating purchas
ing a piano or rgan sh aild ca'i a!
W.ll A Link's and see tl.e.i
hei'U
tiful iiist riimuiits. They
catry luc
be-t ma'ies ami sell them on
very
eesy Terms.
Mi. J. .S. Morgan has j n t
completed burning a f re: h kiln
at I is brick yard one mile west ol
the court h jttse, and is prcpaied
to fid ali orders. A man will he
in waiting at the yard to attend to
all Cillers for brick.
W. R. Graham has received a
line assortment of lhom s Kay ah
woolen do h niits and overcoat,
lie ais i ha-i a large line ol foreign
and doiiiuMic clot lis, ai:d i-s mak
ing 8' lish suits and garments at
very rta-ioiniblo price?. Call anJ
see his new goods.
Con rail Mtyer's new ovtn is
now cimpleted, suid l.e is tjctt.-r
prepared ll an ever to serve Ida
old customers as well as new ones
with the be-t of llesh bread, ci:kes,
in fact everything from the dainti
est hi t rdls to the nin.it elaborate
wedding cakes. Housekeeper?
are invited to give the product of
his new- oven a trial.
Call at S. K. Young's and sc.
the lirgo and varied Mo:k oi
el-iaks, s n ks and jackets j.i--t re
cti veil. 1 h.ne reeeied my ne-v
s'.o k of fail and winter garments,
including all the :;oVtl:;e. in
siiort and long jackets, etc., and
am belter prepared to sua the
trade than ever before. Those
that ci!l early are sure to be satis
fied. They tire going very fust.
Samuel K. Young.
The Thomas Kay Woollen Milh
of Salem, have appointed G. W.
Simpson lheir itgetit in Albany. A
lull line of men and boys ciolhinii
Mankcts and il.uit.els and ali art i
cles manufactured by the mill wiii
be kei.'t in sbjek. 'llie.-'e goods art
ti;e licet in the market and wiii
ive entire satisfaction.
Will & Stark w ill be gl i-l to
i-how you their large lim; ol beau
tiful silverware, it will do you
geed, even if y ou don't buy.
Thomas Brink has received a
stock of baby carriages w hich h
is oU'eiing at juices as low ai the
lowest, and they are 1'rst-ela;::-goods.
Do you want to be ' happy and
make those about you pleased, il
o go and get one of thoe lovely
toned piano's at Mrs. Hymuns.
Childrens Fchool cloak 3 in end
less vaiiety at the Ladies Bazaar.
Ilatian A Son's fine shoes sell on
their own merit, and always nivi s
satisfaction. Try a pair at T. L.
Wallace A Co.'s.
Pay your tchool tax and save
; osts of collection.
Watches, chains and Fpectacles.
specialties at F. M. French's.
Your school tax will be delin
'picnt if not paid at once. Look
after it and sivecoits of collection.
Great reduction in embrjiilered
llouncing at W. F. Reads.
Ki itmiat
run high in this city over System
Builder as every body is using it for
Catarrh of the Stomach, Dyspepsia
Constipation, Impure blood and to
build up their system. Try it and
tell your friends about it, as it
must possess wondeiful merit
when all speak well of it.
MIL M HVK.t liVERI'ILI..
Act on a new principle regula
ting the liver, stomach and bowel?
through the nerves. A new bi-
covery. Iir. .Miles' l ilts spceJily
cure biliousness, bad taste, torpi 1
liver, piles, constipationr Un
cqualed for men, women, children.
Smallest, mildest, surest ! oO d..sei
for 25 ceuts. Samples ee, at
Stanard A Cusick.
French Tany H'arera.
These wafers are for the relief
and cure of painful and irc-gular
menses, ai.d will remove all ob
structions, no matter what the
cause, and are sure and Fafe every
time. Manufactured by Rmerson
Drug Co.. Han Jose, Cal., and for
sale at J. A. Cuinming's drug
store only.
U'ai.ted to Ilmt.
A four or five sere tract of land
near Albany for the puriiose of
raising garden truck. Any having
such land to rent will confer a
favor by addressing
Albany, Oregon.
1. . . ;
iter Downs,
I
TBE WOKLD KMUCHED.
The facilities of the present day
for the production of everything
thf.t 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 is
Ihe only remedy which is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt andeflectual to cleanse
the system gently in the SpriL
time or, in fact, at any time any
the better it is known the more
popular it becomes.
Beautiful geld watches in every
imaginable design at Will A
Stark's.
New jewelry of latest patterns at
W ill k Stark '8.
XEIV TO-DAY,
OF
At my yard, ot :1m- :e 'd n e
O i 7iiis..et b.tween itiil.o .ii and
Moti'gom' iv, or delivered any
where in t he ciiv. Inouire at
litis on it Co's truck and dray
oflic-; or at gro-iry store in east
D irt if the et v. A man at yard
from 8 o 12 at'd 2 t J 4 j'clock.
W. VJ. CSSK!.L.
, l ' -it lax-
I I1 it irS ji
Li i t llllc-,
1 - -
A lot fiV:- rchiin co'tijre
l.c ii itlc .c;.ot. A, 1 1 t
! W
N I'Kii, - ity : !iimi tninaail wifc a
0 -tMUIOII III. Oil. u --Il;:illlll. For
lit ruiitti'Hl c-.ll ut tilid Ottirt!.
Opera House,
Waruir &. Cra.-.pr, Ifsse-a & Man.'geu.
tiii: dram iTic i:vi-:.T !
-On Xigl.t Gidy
Fiihiv, Ocl(Iicr 9ih.
Kn.-a; im til uf
.! I. I'll
r m ki-.k
GRiSMER-DAVIES,
Ar.tl ilicirowij c niipiM',
- I'rus n'in' for llic rl Rt tinc here
A Diet tin-
;ue Military Drama.
i i'.u-i:s ok aiiMiskio'
erve.l Seats, - -
B
$1.00
odds
Will A Link's.
Gallerv,
Seals on salt
.QUARTER
iutur n
ii liiils. r City. aftrMTIIDW
UKin uIm Ii m -iiii:i
til-'-OTIil! nluiili 'til Willi
Ihi! reimms-s
AGO
and i!ti
ii'iii-nt of Ihatcuiinlry. 'Iliii,
i::ei ls r.o -r ha Mr. .1 .Im sti-warl, out
if the wealthiu.t KniltiiiMt iritinetitiul citizem
ri t!c county. Iri a rwi-iit iolier he says:
"I luii lnvii initt-rini; Iruui )ai u in uiy lot L
ciiil fi'-'cra1 kliim-y i- uiiiiiit ii.r fome tiuie.
.mil Ii:t4 u-il many rniitiii 8 withcut any
Mit rv niM.r.irv rv ief. 1 he inn in in, Iku-1
tiail Icmiii wi Hvi erc th ii I was i reveiiUd
f-itm atti-hitiiiiT In n:y work and coul'l nol
it wtihuii the up' of a a:ie. lliariif(.
hronh a frli-ml, il the won'ierfiil cures ef
t ly Oreifon Kidney Tea, I a in-liuteil to
try a l.'.x, anil fnini that ve'V first dose I
f--iini I ini'ait relii f, and tM;fnre il intf hall
In- i-iiit'-nts ut tl.e tiox Ihe piinu in r. y bad
!-Iiri: diwi;i i-rnl I have every f itli it.
!!; v iitui.- ! ih! o.-i-.'on Ki.lni v Tea, anil
ir .ri ii.tis ii-nimis!y rcjuininei .1 it to mi
rn. inli. I wuu. J not he without it for any
iliiiiK." Oi cu ii Kidney Tea eurea heailaclie, inoon
tirent-e uf uri- p, lirick diiMt m.-diinvnt, tium
iiiif ir paini.il M-u-Ktion Hhile urinatiiiir, autl
.11 ,!iiV:tii 4 oi 'lie ki.li.ey or uriuary oraiii
nl e'lti.er sex.
n ma sms
AT
91 :: iil'S
k
V r'-
V n.i
ASS IM CoNV;:iiSAtlOXAL cm
nmii will lie iijier en Oct. ith li.' .Mm
Kni'in r..l.ini nh-i is a Ciru au heifell and
H'e k Hie la i'.a.-e an lliieiitlv as Knu''hh.
'I h-1 inn y t-c hi ? and uirln who for laek of
r-niM is-.t .. al rivi mn and ditlieu ty in
le r:.in-the 1 1 L'lii.-e, this elas is for just
: h 'tihieiiti. M lu e for those h'idejri
i l:ic'i.-il misery cf the Inniniaire there
-a ill W r.n ev i ni: e; cla-s. Terms iiO cents a
'imioii. i-r -.'i lei.is iu a c'afs uf nut le-is thjii
t- n at i C a-i mi 7lh bttweiu Keiiy a.d
Uroi.i'.a-t in tin-is
IMTAIOUS I Oil SALi: - oil Bjiliil
l!:ita k i;u.cc! fl -'t i-etlt. ii-r bUHhel, hi
.-im:-h : I. t-i u-iv.irt!i, delin red ir an tirt
if tie i t). iM'i''.v to lvin Car th n
llii-o-.i. h ilu p i-t iitiie or i tliuwje.
Vrt -r-. I li i. I . Wehxti-r .V Cr., have jicfci
lio.i. i-r in j fli-t ila s a,enn f r Steilniaii's
l.i.ira i f Ami ne in l.ifirature,- tine
mi nt iUari-1 ; :.u in thrie h.mrs work
i;ie rel.-reti c , r ideiiee, aial iire-M.nl eji-i-'ii'x
nii-ut.
T. M. Williams. Manager.
(p7rit.li Ale., New Virk.
FiaU Market.
H.ivai- i-t iblWud a fi-li maiket on the
miner of H i: roan mi l Scioud stuvt I
k rei. on hind fte. h II. h ai.d frch sa in :n ot
live c im r-or pjund, atrivinjc cvirv day
eee;.t 'I ue-d vs and Saturd.ys. Inquire at
W iilis li lleto- f.lai kumth tcp.
slo oiitkr Jt ni-isx Bros:
v -w r i i hi rr.a-1 rear Albany or in Al
ii "l-anv, a I I :c' sitehel or grip coi.t iniru
i.ii. 1 i,-t ai il euat. a pair el overalls, a
l.rnad liriiiumd hit, a l-air of shoes, --'si.irU, a
raz.- and s r.ip, mnt and .inish, a alr of
s;-ur n-l luudat-es for a race h use and
i .. i.. I. .... . I... . ri vuii-.r. .LilHral re-
uru e in mi-ii - -.
U4rj mil be uaid the SuJeron leaving
; he same at UtaaLD ofCci.
i Brick
sa e
!
I
F1. L. KENTON.
DEALER IN-
Choice Tea, Coffees, Spices.Extrac
And a general assortment of
GROCER I E
SEAR THE TOSTOFFICE. ALBANY. OREGON.
QVEKCuATSJ
II HNTER'S CO I.
y When hxikinii ii
' niemlier thai wi
we have f.r the
assoitment of:
kere.v. I tnplm. (
.Hrllwns. Aewnml
Filul. IresBI.
SACK, FROCK
RUBBER COATS OIL
RUBBER 1'AXTS OIL
RUBBER BOOTS OIL
RUBBER SHOES OIL
Or other winter oycrclothing,
call and inspect.
L. E. BLAIK.
ic, :-: Leadinff :-: Clothier
Merchant
WHEN YOU HAVE
Boys'
SUITS m
Now arrivintr, vou will be convinced that we are LAYlNti
OVER ALL'COMI'ETIIION in our line when ilcomcNto
Bichly Tailored Olothin
HANDSOME AND DURABLE PATTERNS, AT REASON A
ble Prices. Give us a call.
T. L. WALLACE & CO.,
STRAHAN BLOCK,
s.
COLD AM) STOliM WILL SOON 1'E IIKKK
ior Over lothmg to keep vou warm and drv, r-
approaching winttr sta-:on a great
hliirhtllaa. LilK-M
a-slnirrrs, Aovrlllnt
Malra nml In
CAPE OVERCOATS
COATS MACKINTOSIII-S
PANTS I'M Bit ELLAS
HATS LEtTHEIt
JACKETS CLOTH INti
which you are coidia'Iy invited ti
o
'to
Tailor.
EEN OCR NEW---
or
and ffildrcii's
OVERCOATS
ALBANY, OREGOS
fcCoiiipciiliflii !
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