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THE MORNING HERALD; FHIDA Y, OCTOBER 0, 1851 UN HALE. The Daily Hsram will be or. ale each morninjr at If. J. Jones' book store.whereitcanbe procured at 6 cents per copy. JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN. Cloaks at the Ladies Bazaar. Cranlierriea at C. K. Browneil's. Meals at the Delinonieo 25 cents. Geo. I'. Will, of Salem, is in the city. The Gritiiier-Davis Co.. to ni.ahf. Got) the Delinonieo for first class niealu. Great reduction in Oxford tiee at Klein Bros. Mr. Thomas Kay of Salem was in this city yesterday. When in town call at the Del uionico ior your meals. (ireat reduction in embroidered flouncing at W. F. Reads. Ladies and childreus combina tion suits at the Ladies Bazaar. Secretary Duff, of the Portland Bridge company, was in the city yesterday. fry our chow chow now on sale in quantities to suit at C. K. Krownell's. Cloaks, cloak, cloaks, for in fants, children and ladies at the Ladies Bazaar. Always on time with the best, the market afford. Try. and be convince 1. C. K. Brownell. Mr. and Mrs. Louis MoPnch, w ho have been visiting in Sweet Home for a few days, returned yes t rday. The city marshal of L-bjnon. A. Crutl. lun resinpd and 1'hil Smith h:is been appointed to till the vacancy. Will A Link offer specialties this eek to all purchasing New Home Sewing machined. Call and see Hit! line art difplay. Tin Misses. Ball have received their stock of mililnerv for the season. Call and examine before puichain; elsewhere. Dr. G. W. Bikers, of Baker City, was in the city yesterday on his way to Lebanon, where he goes to visit his mother. I have inst received direct from Vermont a shipment of puie maple syrup and will jiuaranUe it abso lately pure. C. E. Brownell. The work on the Maple street fewer is beintf pushed niirht and day, and the t nomine of the Mast steals out oft in the stilly nilit. Mrs. K. B. l'iper, wife of the editor of the Seattle Tress-Times, in in the city visiting; at the home of her husband's sister, Mrs. E. W. Langdon. Parties intending to go East should secure their tickets over the nopular Union I'acilie and Oregon Short Line toute. Call and see t urran & Monteith fur tickets. R. K. Montgomery lias resigned his position at tlie Oregon 1'acilic depot, and taken the place of the chief clerk in the freight ollice of the Southern 1'acilic in this city. Ladies call early and make your selections in millinery while the assortment is complete. The largest and best line of hats for Misses and children ever carried before at the Ladies Bazaar. M. W. Orton, of thN cit; , ha accepted the position of fireman on the Steamer Ellwood, which runs between Salem and Portland, and has moved with his family to Salem. Vice-President Win. M. Ifoag, of the Oregon Pacific railroad, ar rived on yesterday's overland S. 1. train, and went on over to Cor vallis. Col. T. K. Hogg, it U thought, will be here shortly be fore the -0th. Those who have not visited the exhibition of fine art work done by the New Home sewing machine at Will & Link's music store are invited to call and get a ticket for the drawing of a handsome prize at the close of the exhibition Saturday evening. A telegiam was receive I from Mrs. Ashby, wl.oisin attendance at the bedside of her n. other, Mrs. G. W. Hun', in Salem, to her family here that her mother was in a dying condition. Mrs. Hunt is well known over the slat?, hay ins at one time held the position of lecturer in the State fi range, and her death will be deeply lamented. Friends of the kindergarten wid be pleased to lorn that the F melted kindergarten, opens Mon day next ct. li'th. on 7lh street Iwtween Proailallin and Ferry. Only u limited number can be ac comodated with chairs. Those desiring to send children uill leaseseinl them at the beLMiining of the term ; tuili.. u per month in advance no ex ra charge f r material. Session in m ! a.m. lo 11' M. Childleli accepted I'l'olu to 7 years old. Church Notitu. There will be services at t'.e Episcopal church on next Sunday, l lie 1 1 tli inst., as follows: At 11 o'clock a. m , morning prayer ami sermon by Rev. ieo. F. Puimtr.er, evening prayer and sermon at 7 i m. On Wednesday the 21st, inst., the Bishop of diocse, Kev. Weistar Morris, accompanied by Messrs. Van Wateis, Cole, Love ride and Plummer, clergymen, wid visit Albany ami hold services on Wednesday evening at 7 ::0Vclock, on Thursday at II o'clock a. m, and 7 MO i: m. On Thursday evening addresses will he delivered by .Messrs. Cole and Van Waters. A cordial invitation is extended lo all to attend the above services. Wanted. A house of not less than five rooms near the center of the eitv For particulars inquire of the agent ' the S. jP. depot. A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY Henry Ingram Slain by His Brother Last Kight. A LAND OlAIiKKL THK C.119E. TLs Coroner's Jury Pronoancea It Doliberate Ma-der--The Mur derer ia Jail. At a late hour last night infor mation was received in in this city of the killing of Henry Ingram by his brother Frank at the farm o' the latter five miles south of this city. The shooting was the result of a quarrel over the division of the Ingram estate and a contest over the terms of the will left by their mother. Threats had previously been made by the dead brother and several shots had been lired on a former encounter. Several .lays ago the Hervi.u publi-hed an cceount of a farm hand on Frank Ingram's place discovering a man prowling around the house, and how he drove him oil' with a gun. Night before last the man returned ag-tiu and was armed, but was again driven off by the hired man, after some more shoot ing. Late last night the same hired man came to this city in hot haste on horseback, seeking the sheriff and a physician, and bcar ng the information that Frank Ingram had shot and killed the prowler, who was his brother, iJenry Jngiam. It appears that about 8 a'clock in the evening, Henry was dis covered approaching ihe house armed with a gun, Fiank In gram, with a levolver in each hand, met him and commanded him to throw up his hands, and on his raising his gun (o shoot, opened lire upon him, killing him almost instantly. The sheriff, coroner, Dr. W. II. Davis and others left for the set ne, but at a late hour had not re turned. The tiuarrel was provoked by the brother who was killed, he havii glaid in wait lor the purpose of killing his brother on several different occasions. Fiank Ingram seemed equally as determined not to be driven away, and had asked the sheriff if he would be allowed to carry a revolver. Both brothers expected bloodshed and were well armed. It was a unst unfortunate family quarrel, w inch ended in a deplorable manner. 1.ATKU I'AKTU'l I.A1.S. The above particulars are as ob tained from the hired man. The otliceis returned at :':' A) this morn ing with some additional particu lars. The coroner's jury consisting of lieo Humphrey, C. W. Watts, Alex Renney, E. A. Milner, Roht. strong ami John Mullan, found that the de -caged came to Ufa death at the hands of Frank In gram, and that it was a deliberate, murdei, and that Ingram bedield ior murder. The evidence showed that Frank I ni: ram had wailed at a tree i.ear the house, for his brother, ami when he came up within eight feet he ordered him to thro up. his hands ami in the encounter he shot him twice through the heart. Ingram claimed that he heard another man running and also shut at him. A short time after wards he heard his fallen brother make a slight noise, and shot him again in the face, lie claimed that up to that t ine he did not know who he was shooting at. A shot gun with a discharged ..l. -.11 . I i..: I .y . i. . imicii nas loiiiiu iviuu rt . . i .1 i 1 the tide of the dead man. Ingram was brought to this city and lodge it in jail. Both brotlieis were unmarried ami aged about "'t and :S years, and lived near each other. Coroner 1'ariell took charge of dead the brother's body. AT THE CHRISTIAN CHCRCH. At the State Ministerial Associ ation of the Church of Christ yes terday papers on the following subjects were presented : "Duties of the Evangelist," "Communion," "Church finance," by T. F. Brown of Hillsboro. '"1'nity of Action" by W. K. Williams of Salem. St ruion in the even ng by Lavid Wet.ell of Portland on' The Triumph of Christianity Super human." The session has been very profit able and great good w 11 result. On Wednesday the papers were: "(Qualification of Elders," bv I). M. loiy of Dallas; "Ministerial (.iualiftcations"," by A. B. Wade of llillshoro; "The Preacher as a Pastor," by David Wet.ell of Portland. In the evening a ser mon was delivered by W. K. Williams of Salem on "How Much Can We Know of cio l." The services of the ministerial meeting closed last evening with an excellent sermon by David Wetell, of Portland church. The people of Albany have been very couit?ous and kind in their treat ment of the visiti- g brethren, and Ihe press of the city have their thanks. Strong resolutions were adopted in favor of the utler pro hibition of the manufacture of and sale of intoxicants, and the aboli- l tion of the use cf tobacco among pre a -hers and all otheisuf the church. (ireat good has been done. Adjourned to meet at Hills bjio, in Oct. IS C. A large num ber of preacheis were presuiit and all return home happy. Watches, chains and sectaclcs, specialties at F. M. French's. Your school tax will be delin qtient if not paid at once. Look after it and save cods of collection. Some of tne test styles of ele gant bed lounges can be seen at Fortmiiler & Irving', as they have just received u large invoice. ABANDONED THEIR CONTRACT. Savpyors Up the Saotiam Leave Their Wcrk in a Miserable Conditio!. Information has been received in this city that the surveyors who had the contract for survevirg I township 10 south in anges 4, 5 and 0 eaet, have made a miserable mess of the work, and finally jumped their contract, niter fool ing away leveral months of good weather in discovering the fict that they do not know how to make a public land mrvey, leav ing tho settlers to wait another year before they can hope to be gin to a quire title to their land. Iepmv Surveyor Win, Camp bell, of The Dalles, who has been In charge of tho woi k, has been running several boundaries, but . hen another c mtrai tor, Surveyor Bushe attempted to cross section the worK, the two surveyors could not agree by a good many rods and they could inaka no further headway. Alter thtting about over their territory, doing a little work here and a liitle theie, they linaily tangled up what they hid done "until they abandoned it. The excuse they ma le of bad weather driving them out is ah balderdash, as no finer weather has ever been experienced in Oregon i.ince they have been at work, even up to present time. Sft'lers up the Suntiair, both in Linn and Marion counties are forced to conclude either that these .-uryeyors do not understand their business or have been purpast ly delaying the work. The land here ought to be surveyed, eothat the hundreds of actual settlers can acquire title to the land they are no.v holding only by 'fquatters' righis," but would seem from th:s summer's ex.ierier.ee that aoiu" ;nore competent surveyors wou'd have to be given the contract be fore it can be ilone. If these gentlemen, who under took to nuke this survey can oiler any legitimate excuse for tamper ing with the work, ar.d delaying the settlement of that district for mother year, the settlers there would be glad to know what it is. Sureyor General Byars should inquire into this matter, and tee that the work is place! incom petent hands as speedily as pj.-ssi-ble. In range 4 the township boundary had already beeu run, and the unfinished work could have bre-i easily completed had any sort if dillig'.nce or inclina tio:i to so been manherted by the surveyors. THE COUNTY COURT-S. The Pr paction for This County and Marie to Baild a Bridge at Mill City Rejctcd ' In the matter of Ihe appHcat'on of J. H. Beery and others for county road ; oi dered opened and costs paid. The petition of Geo. M. Stafford and others for county road was disallowed. '-lt The nutter of procurirg booths for election purposes was continued until next term, when bids wifLbe reci veil. Petition of Wm. Marks for county load was disallowed. mi.i.s .u.lowi:d. Hall O'Donald. lilh)- graphinif t 00 (i. W. Taylor, acct roads . Win. Kumbangh.acct roads D. Meyers, repairs on bridge 108 0 ) u i. l i:; yr! B. W. Cooper, fees anil mileage 8 20 Win. Kumoaufi, fees and mileage. 15 05 REAL ESTATE SALES. A. Horner etux fo Oieg tn San. I.niu. Co., right of wav on land in sec. 31 tp. ! i. r. :i e.,'1'5. Charles Yates to Col. R-.'ad, lot 3 blk. 1 in Lyons, $."H0. John Cave etux to Lvdia Enter- son, s. w. $250. 1'4 tp. Us. r. 1 e., D. W. Hardin etux to Ed paicels in Lebanon, if 112. Myers, E. Kirkendal to Ed. Myers, par cel in Lebanon, $400. I'nited States to John Bai-kin, b'.0.07 acres te.- :J ip 10 s r e, $40 J. J. S. Morris et al to P. O. Smith, lots 4 and 5, Uoins' 'and plat, $1 15:) P. O. Smith etal to J. . Morris. bis L'nii 1 o Joins' land plat, $1000. Brownsville B. A L. Ass'n. to F. Weber et al, l1.. acres in Browns ville, fl. F. H. Weber et al lo Brownsville B. & L. Ass'n , lotlt blk. 5 Weber's ad. X. l'.rownsvill, $1. Fred Keen etal to C. F. Han cock, lots ." and 4 blk, Weber's ad. X. Brow nsville, $Io0. (Jeo. Thompson et al to Xorth Brownsville, parcel in X. Browns ville, $1. M. Tucker et al to Xancy Tuck er, 147 acres in cec 10 tp 11 a r 1 e, 1. Wm. Tucker etux to M. L. Tuck er, fame as above. 1. C S. to David Saank, SO acres in sec HO tp '. s r 2 e, patent. Charles Yates to .John A Yates, lots 0 and 10 blk. 4, Highland drove, if 100. '1 hos Smith to O. S. Smith, s '.. s w '., sec 10 tp 14 s r ::, if 1000. deo. Skinner to deo. Martin, power of attorney. F. Deakins to Ailcy Deakius, tracts in tp 11 8 r 1 e, if I. D. B. Deakins to Ailcy Deakine tracts in tp 11 s r 1 e, $150. (i.o. Huston etux to W. Huston, tra.ds in tp 12 s r :; w, $:00. James .'. McCully et al to Robt. B. McCully. 21.. acres in LeUinon, $2500. C S. to I.ydia Emerson, s w sec 21 tp los r 1 e, patent. The Weather To-Day. The weather forcatte of the V. S. Signal service for the next 24 hours is: cooler; fair weather, wiu iii wave disappearing. PROSPEROUS TIME3- The City at the Head of Willamette River Hav'ga'.i n The Harrisburg water power Co., have elected an direc'ors, II. A. Davis, Perry Hyde, R H. Uampy, J. F. Hendrix, E. F. Wyatt", John It. Cartright, and II. M. RoltertH. and these directors will meet Thursday the 8th and elect ther otlVcers. Not an unoccupied dwelling in the limits of our city, in fact there has been several old (hacks board ed up to serve as a temporary stop ping place until better arrange incut can be made. The Ilnrnslnirg Lumber Co., are running on full lime and aic about fifteen days behind on orders. Snodgrass Bros., are shipping from this station 750 head of cat tle for the Eastern Oregon range. Eugene Bashow has two dv.el lings and one store building under contract to be completed in the near future. Father Kelsey is budding a nice two story c thigc in Schooling's ad diiion. We are informed that Mr. Pay ton A. I'.eniis, the puivhascr of Fa' her Kelse'y's farm intends to plant a large nursery this season. The management of the Harris burg Hotel is giving general satis faction, a long felt want. The displacement of "moss" has had something to do wi'h slow progress of our w ater ditch, but to the surprise of many that part of the woi k is now about done and the sentiment is to push forward the enterprise. Our school house has just been re modeled to make room for the larger attendance. We have now a daily attendance of 140 pupils and there are more vet to come. Ourdistrict made no mistake f..r .i !r ' ur, lint, either in voting a tax school or in securing the services Professor Ituthlord to net as pi inci pal of our school, as a matter of tact none can boast of a better school than we now have. Professor Millard has just closed a successful tcnii of music lessons with a concert, all who were in attendance hat a good word lor the professor. Dr. '.V. F. Mendeuhall will overhall the old Smith I'.rnsslield it Co., store houses immedia'ety w ill arrange for a north front and w hen onipleU'd will have three splendid business rooms fronting to Smith street, which will vastiy improve ihe appeareiice of this por ion of our little city. Iteacon Lights To-Nlght. Albany opera Iioum' tonight, Mr. De Witt Young's military drama "Beacon Lights" will be I'icsentcil bv the famous (iri.-mer I levies drama'ie company. The fol lowing comment is from the San Francisco Call: Beaco i Lights, the play in which Joseph drismer and Phicbe Davies opened at ihe Alcazar last Monday night, is possessed of much li'crary merit, and is filled with numerous situa- oiis of a sufficiently s'riking na date to keep the interest of the audience up to the highest pitch froii'lhe first rise to final fall of ihe frirtain. Besides this play si ems fo have a special adaptation to thg peculiar talent cf the drismjrrs. Pcrh.ips this result of thetMtrough overhauling which Mr. irismer gave the piece, chang iiig.rViany of its original lines and ribling strength to nearly- all the situations. It is a big success. iet seats reserved at once at Will & L'nk.s music store. l'assed Away, On Monday of this week U.K. Montgomery lately telegraph oper ator at the Oregon Pacific depot, and J. D. Montgomery former secretary of the dieen Basin Lum ber Co., were called to Portland by the death of their father. The former returned yesterday to take a position with the S. P. and the latter will remain in Portland to take a course in bookkeeping in the Business College. 1 lie Temperance Lecture, The great lecturer Luther Ben eon, filled every nook and corner of the W. C. T. U. hali last even ing, and held his immense audience for an hour and a half with his wonderful wit, pathos and humor. As a temperance let turer he is a great success. To 'tight he speaks again in the M. E. Church and an admission of 10 cts will be charged. Beautiful gold watches imaginable design at in every Will it Stark's. Pay your school tax and eave costs of collection. Frequently accidents, occur in the house-hold which cause burns, sprains and bruises : for use in such cases Dr. J. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment has for many years lieen the constant favoiite family remedy. Lawn sprinkle!, Matthews & Washburn, garden hose, Matthews A Washburn, lawn mowers, Matth ews & Washburn, pumps, Matth ews it Washburn, bath tubs, Matthews it Washburn, water closets', Matthews & Washburn, gasoline stoves, Matthews it Wash burn, the best of everything Matthews & Washburn. Klein Bros, are closing out their etoc-k of Oxford ties at a great re duct ion. Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed ; Castorial HAT TEES OF IMPORTANCE. ! The Publlo Schools sf Oregon at tie World's Fiir. The Salem Statesman says that ".tate School superintendent McElroy is already busying him self in preparing Oregon's educa tional exhibit of the world's fair. He has already received the first invoice of material for the exhibit, which wid be a comprehensive one. This invoice is from the schools of Ashland and will be added to from time to time by the several cities, towns, villages and hamlets in the state. Oresron's ! school exhibit at the world's fair will consist of kindergaiten work, school drawing free hand and pen work school apparatus, models, diagrams, copies, il'ustra tions, statistics, maps, historical and geographical and general specimens of school wcrk. It ie expected that our higher institu tions of learning colleges and universities will furnish statistics and illustrations of buildings libraries, mu?eums, collections, courses of etudy, catalcgu-s, etc. Piof. McElroy will be engaged in this wort all fall and has fond hopes of preparing such a collec tion as may be a credit to the great State of Oregon." We understand that a systematic work is to ha inaugurated in this matter, and our Albany public school, tind-r the direct ion of Prof. Horner and his corps of able as sistants will take a deep interest in the matter, and send forward a full and creditable exhibit. The schools in the other towns of the country should also participate in these impoitant exhibits. Married at Eugene. At the meeting of the Oregon State Eclectic Medical Alsoc ation at Salem Wednesday lelteis and papers were re id from niembcis who could not be present at Ihe meeting. Dr ILMiehener'sessay. m.i:..i t ..:..!.. .. o.'i nug on .uwiicui i.eniNiui n 'it, uiui his exeuee was that his betrothed had just arrived from Kansas an 1 the nurriag-j was celebrated that day at Eugene. Dr. Miihon-r's home is in Halsey. Snw Mill EnterprUe. Mr. .1. Haley, of Giccn Basin, was in the city ves'erdav. lie stated that he had so d his timber claim at that place to T. H. DeCcw ,t Co., ol Essex, Ontario, lliese g! men have also nnchad i timber lands in that vicini y, expects to siart a b'g saw there next spring. illic it her and mill ItUSINK.HS LOCALS. For nice fresh oysters go to John Isom's. Buy your gasoline stoves of Hopkins Bros. Xew dress goods just ricJv;d at W. F. Read's. Will it otaik have some elegant souvenir spoons. Klein Bros, are giving a finn piano to their customers. A fine line of go'd rings just opened at Will it Stark's. Fresh comb hor.cy, Linn county production, at Parker Bros. Choice pickles in bulk, or quan tities to suit, at Parker Bros. Fresh Yaquina bay salmon at 8 cents per pound at Hyde's market every day. You can Eave m ney by going at once to Klein Bro.'sshoe store and purchasing a pair of Oxford lies. The price has been reduced toclose them ou Those contemplating purchas ing a piano or jrgan should call at Will it Link's and see their beau tiful instruments. They carry the best makes and sell them on very essy terms. Mi. J. S. Morgan has just completed burning a freh kiln at his brick yard one mile west of the court house, and is prepared to fill all orders. A man will be in waiting at the yard to attend to all c.-.llers for brick. W. R. Graham has received a fine assortment of Thomas Kay all woolen cloth suits and overcoats. He also has a large line of foreign and domestic cloths, and is mak ing stylish 8 nits and garments at very reasonable prices. Call and see his new goods. j Conrad Meyer's new oven is now completed, and he is better prepared tl an ever to serve his old customers as well as new ones with the best of fresh bread, cakes, in fact everything from the dainti est het rclls to the most elaborate wedding cakes. Housekeepers are invited to give the product of his new oven a trial. Call at S. E. Young's anil see the large and varied stock of cloaks, sacks and jackets just re ceived. I have received my new stock of fall and winter garments, including all the novelties in short and long jackets, etc., and am belter prepared to suit the trade than ever before. Those tliat call early are sure to be satis fied. They are going very fast. Samuel E." Young. The Thomas Kay Woollen Mills of Salem, have appointed G. W. Simpson their agent in Albany. A full line of men and lioys clotliina blankets and flannels and all at ti des manufactured by the mill will be kept in stock. Ihese goods are the best in the market and will give entire satisfaction. Will & Stark w ill be glad to show you their large line of beau tiful silverware. It w ill do you geed, even if you don't buy. Thomas Brink has received a stock of baby carriages which he is offering at prices as low as the low est, and they are first-class goods. Do vou want to be happy and make those about you pleased, if so KO and get one of those lovely toned piano's at Mrs. Hymans. Childiens school cloaks in end less variety at the Ladies Bazaar. Hanan & Son's fine shoes sell on their own merit, and always gives satisfaction. Try a pair at T. L. Wallace fc Co. 'a. THK WORLD KNRICUKO. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that w ill 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 and effectual tocleanse the system gently in the Spriu time or, in fact, at any time any the better it is known the more popular it becomes. Wanted to Kent. A four or five acre tract of land near Albany for the purpose of raising garden truck. Any having such land to rent wiil confer a favor by addressing Piter Dow ns, Albany, Oregon. lilC'KLEVg IBMCl HALVK. Tliebest salve in tti? worlif for Cuts. Bruises, So.es, Ulcers, Salt Klieun', Fever sores, Tetter, Chapped Hand, Chilblains. Corns, audttkiu Eruptionr, and pos tivety cures Piles, Or i.o pay required. It is guaranteed to K'vs verfect satisfaction, or uiouey re funded, Price 25 cents j e-r box. Fcr sale by Fosliry te Mason t:.if irtML.YT run high in this city over System Builder as every body is using it for Catarrh of the Stomach, Dyspepsia Constipation, Impure bloo'd and to build up their system. Try it and tell your friends about it, as it must possess wonderful merit w hen all speak well of it. Have you seen those beautiful cement walls in the cemeter s, put up by E. W. Achison, at a'f the cost of stone. For lire pocket knives best pa tent tempered shears and scissors and extra hollow ground razors, go to Stewart k Sox. Use the celluloid eyeg'ass clean ers. (Handkerchief not always elegant.) Free with each pair of glasses at F. M. French's. One h'linir.d acres of choice laud close to Albany, only laud under cul i vat ion w anted," Ma'e price. Addr ss Box ."I t. If you are hungry go to Parki i liros. and get a "loaf of the btbt bread in tho city. A' A? If l O-tJA . Ihrre tltiJ in tla QUARTER ker countj wOce fl F Jl i;on, m ar v It .a M r 111:111 who has fmetUtn I Utll t'Uiome itletilileti wilh the resources A ft ami development of that country. lliiMuU man in no ottur than Mr. John Stewart, out of the wtalthict ami most influential citizen in the county. In a recent letter he say "1 had been Buffering from pai is in my la L 111d ye ieral kidney c nutliint tor -ome time, and hac uaed many r-mtdUtt without am .ut temporary relief. Ihe ptitm in mj back had hecome ho severe th ti 1 was j rcvtnUtJ from aUftidtiitf to my work and could not m vc without the ufs of a cane. Hearing, through a fried, of the wonderful cures ef roit hy Oregon Kidney Tea, I ua4 iuduced to t.ry a box, and from that vcy first dose I t'.-und insriH.l relief, and In-fore u Imr half he omenta of the box the piius in r.y hack entirely disappeared 1 irnve every f ith ic the virtues of th-s Oregon Kidney Tea, arm i-.in cot8cUiiiliuit'v rorolimiui d it to m frictuta. J wou'd not be without it for any thin,:." Orcitn Kidney Tea ' ures headache. Incon tinence of uri'-e, bririi dust Bedim- m, burn imr or painf jl sensation while urinating, and 11 affections of the kidney or urinary oran of either sex. or sale At rny yard, or itmv ie'd nre on (tli street hetween KailroaiJ ami Montgomery, or delivered any where in tiie city. Inquire at llua'on Ac Co'a truck and drav ollice or at grocery store in east part cf the city. A man at yard from 8 'o 12 and 2 to 4 d clock. W. C. C.xsstu,. Opera House, Warner & Crater, Lease 8 & Managtrf. THE DKAM VTIC EVENT One Xidit Only- Friday, Oc(oIm.t !)ih. Knija cnii'tit of .IOSKIMI rifOEISK CRISMER-DAVIES, Ami their own company, - Prcscntinu for the lirot time here A ricturcsiiue Military Prama. nticKS ok admission: rved t-'eats, Kesi $1.00 rocts Oallery, N ats on sal at Will & Link's. -AT JOHN :: IWS G I HI- WAN fK! To wait on the table. M t'ctinal at the Pioneer J Apply to Mrs lluurc, DIM Beacon Lights, in mil nra F1. Li. - DEALER IN . And a general GROCER IBS. NEAR TIIE POSTOFFICE. ALBANY. OREGON. QVERCUATSJ , L 1 f - 0k -h'fii 1 Til' TITINTER'S COLD AND STORM WILL Yy hen looking ior O.er lothing to kee. oii ' ' member that we have f t the apnrou'liing w as?oitinent of: krru js Maple. hliirliillns. Litlrnt .11 1' 1 1 M anil ;il Micro. lli'H 11 1 l, Kri-li. nl anil in SACK.FRUCK-wCaXPE OVERCOATS It (TRUER COATS OIL COATS MACKINTOSHFS KL'IiHER l'ANTS (ULINTS I'MRUELLAS RUBBER ROOTS oil. HATS LEATHER RUBBER SHOES OIL JACKETS CI.OTillN'ti I Or other winter overelothing, which you arc coidia'Iy invited t j call and inspect. o L. E. BLAIN, ie :-: Lcadinff :-:Clo rr Merchant Tailor. WHEN YOU HAVE FULL OF ileu's, Boys' SUITS Al Now arriving, vou will lie convinced that we are LAYING OYER ALLCOMH-yrillON' in our line when it cornea lo HANDSOME AND DITRAULE PATTERNS, AT REASONA ble I'ricea. (Jive us a call. T. L. WALLACE & CO., STRAHAN BLOCK, KENTON. assortment of soox f.e iieki: warm and dry, r- inter siafua a great SEEN OUR NEW - ni OVERCOATS ALBANY, OREGON r law .Over Wm
