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THE MORNING HERALD; THURSDAY; OUTOJJER 22, 1891
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OK BALK.
Th Dailt Hkbald will be on
ale each morning at II. J. Jones'
book tore.wbere it can be procured
at 6 cents pet copy.
JOTTINGS ABOUT IOWH.
Cranberries at C. E. Browneil's.
Meals at the Delnionico 25 cent 8.
J. N. Combs has returned to Al
bany. Goto the Delinonico for first
class meals.
New jewelry of latest patternaat
Will & Stark's.
(treat reduction in Oxford ties
at Klein Bros.
Meals at all hours at the Dia
mond Chop House.
Have you seen that elegant
piauo at Klein Bros.
A new line of natural hair goods
at the Ladies Bazaar.
When in town call at the Dul
monico for your mealB.
Fresh oysters in any style at the
Diamond Chop House.
Fresh comb honey, Linn county
production, at Parker Bros.
Dr. D. M. Jones is visiting bis
mother in Oakland, Oregon.
C. P. Burkbart and wife arrived
yesterday morning from San Fran
cisco. Beautiful gold watches in every
imaginable design at Will A
Stark's.
Klein Bros, are closing out their
stock of Oxford ties at a great re
duction. Try our chow chow now on sale
in quantities to suit at C. E.
Brownell's.
J. P. Galbraith, secretary of the
Albany Woolen Mills, went tc
Portland yesterday.
A large line of new zephyrs, in
all the desirable shades jnat re
ceived at the Ladies Bazaar.
Span of good horses, harness
and farm wagon for sale. Apply
to J. A. Gross or at Depot Hotel.
All kinds of fruit boxes in
quantities to suit at the Sugar
Pine Door & Lumber Company's.
Furnished room sui tabid for to
gentlemen. Use of bath. Con
venient location. Inquire of C. B.
Winn.
Julius Gradwohl invites you to
call and see his beautiful lamps,
the finest in the Willamette
Valley.
The largest and beet selected
line of stamped linens ever brought
to Albany can be seen at the
Ladies Bazaar.
The dancing academy will open
Friday evening, Oct. 23, at S
o'clock, at the opera house. Don't
forget the date.
A 100 yard foot race between
Woods of Corvallis and Harry
Squires of this city yesterday was
won by the latter.
Stamped scarfs, splashers and
tray doiles in endless variety of
styles and at prices to suit ail at
the Ladies Bazaar.
The Postal telegraph olfice will
be removed shortly into the
Strahan block, where more com
modious quarters are being fitted
up.
Mr. J. W. Nelson of Minnesota,
who is interested in some valua
ble mining interests in the Bohe
nea district, was in tiie city yes
terday. Parties intending to go Kast
should secure their ticket over the
popular Union Pacific and Oregon
Short Line route. Call and see
Corran & Monteith for tickets.
An applanation.
In the circuit court docket i a
ram, the title of which, conveys a
wrong iii.pretsion. It is a suit to
annul the alignment of G. W.
Smith, and Mr. J. W. Cusick, who
is simply assignee, is put down in
cold tv peas one ol the uetenaants
The idea of Mr. Cusick, who is
one of the wealthy men of Al
bany, being accused of making an
assignment strikes hU friends as
rather fuany, ami he has already
heard from some of them on the
ibject. It is hardlv nercfsarv to
explain that Mr. Cusiek has not
made an assignment.
Tobaac) to Minora.
Recently a teacher in this city
bunisned a pupil lor smoking cig
arettes on the school premises.
Someone violated the law in furn
ishing the child with the cigar
ettes. That this law may not be
violated igorantly, we publish a
part of it: "It shall be unfawful
lo sell, barter, trade, give, or in
any manner furnish to any minor,
under the age of eighteen years,
any tobacco, cigars, or cigarettes
in any form, or any compound in
which tobacco forms a component
part." This seems to hit cubebs,
adulterated with tobacco, a severe
blow.
To Tkoao Who Nut Boon the "Star
In tha Kaat."
There will be a stated meeting
of Barzillai Chapter O. of . S.
held in the Masenic Temple on
Friday evening Oct. 23rd, at 7 :30
o'clock p. m. A full attendance is
desired as business of importance
will cone before the meeting. All
who wish to be inducted into the
mysteries of the K. S. will please
tile their petitions with 1. P.
Mason on or before the alovedate.
And you will never be happy
unless you unite your destinies
with us.
By order of the Worthy Matron.
Mrs. D. O. Sciieii., St'c.
Lag Krokan.
On Tuesday while D. Leeper
was rolling logs at his farm atwut
four miles from this city in Ben
ton county, his left leg was caught
beneath a rolling log, breaking
both bones below the knee. Dr.
J. L. Hill of this city was sent for.
He set the broken limb, and the
patient is doing well. . ,
SH00TIN3 AT LOWER SODA.
A JJib Nimed Atkinson Shot in tie Leg
by Wm. McKlnccii-
I.ate last evening a man named
Atkinson, who runs a buiirding
house at Lower Soda, came to this
city and applied to Dr. Davis to
have a wound in the Iegdrefsad.
He said that he had been shot
in au altercation with Wm. Mc
Kinnon, well known in this city.
His story is that he was passing
Mr. McKinnou's pi ice on Tuesday
morning, when the latter came out
of the house and hailed him. He
was driving in a burkboard, ai:d
when h stormed Mr. McKinnon
asked him whal he threatened to
thrash his (McKinnon s) boy for.
Atkinson said that he had not
threatened to do bo. The other
said that his boy told him he had ;
Atkinson then said that the hoy
had lied ; whereupon trouble be
gan. Atkinson says that McKinnon
came after him with a stick or a
elub, and sti lick him with it. He
returned the blows with a Ptout
hazel whip-stock. McKinnon then
drew a 38 taliber revolver and
li.ed at l.ii", the slot taking etlect
in the left leg, jiiat alove the
ankle. He had remained in the
buckboard, and when the shot
was fired, whipped his hordes and
drjve aw ay at a rapid pace.
Atkimon came at once to this
city for treatment, and says he will
swear out a warrant this morning
for the arrest of Mr. McKinnon.
W. C. T. 0. ELECTION.
The Albany W. C. T. U., vas
never in a more prosperous condi
tion than at present, both as
regards its membership and its
finances. Composed of representa
live women from the different
churches, this society is an illus
tration of the oneness of the
Christian spirit. These women,
pledged to battle for the right,
talk over the best plans of work
and stimulate each other to hold
on until victory crowns their
elf irts.
New members are received at
almost every meeting. Last meet
ing there were three from the M.
E. church and one from the
Christian church received.
The election of officer was com
plete I at last meeting for the en
suing year which are as follows:
President, Mrs. fc. K Sox ; Re
corc'ing Secretary, Mrs. S. A.
McAllister; Corresponding Secre
tarv. Mrs. M. J. Tomisend ; Treas
urer, Mrs. J. Althouse; Vice
Presidents are : Mrs. bears, First
Presbyterian church : Mrs. M. M
Blain, United Presbj terii n
church ; Mrs. Hearst, l-orgrega
tional; Mrs. Cun' itF, M. K. church
South ; .Mrs. Griimier, r.vangeii
cal church; Mrs. J. L. Hill
Baptist church.
Delegates from the Union at
tended the county convention of
the W. C. T. U. last week at Hal
sey. We are glad to leal n it was
a successful meeting, nearly ail
of the Unions in the county being
represented. The eonn'y Union is
now organized, and the following
olhcers elected: 1 resident .Mrs.
M. M. Blain, Albany ; Vice Presi
dent Mrs Grover, Brownsville;
Secretary Mrs. Archie Hammer.
Albany."
Arrested for l ibel.
A warrant was sworn out before
D. Carlile, .1. P., in Corvallis last
Saturday, by T. It. Soratford, city
marshal!, Recusing II. P. Watson,
proprietor of the Portland Sunday
Merruty. of criminal libel in pub
lishing an article defamatory to
his character about two weeksago
The sheriff armed w ith a warrant
for the Mercury man's arrest pro
ceeded to Portland, where the said
Watson was taken under his
charge and taken to Corvallis. He
was arraigned and waived exami
nation and was placed under $"00
bonds to appear at the nextse-sion
of the circuit court. The Corvallis
Times suggests that the charges
may be proven true.
For an Annoal Fair.
The fair grounds adjoining this
city should be improved and an
annual fair and races inaugurated.
Linn county possesses some f the
finest horses in the state, and
they should be exhibited to the
public, along with the agricultural
products of one of the richest por
tions of Ortgon. An annual fair
would be a profitable thing to
Albany and the country is well.
This matter should be loked after
and preparations begun in time
for a fair next vear. It need not
necessarily be an exclusive county
fair. The bridge will then be com
pleted, and Benton and adjoining
counties could be invited to join
in making a grand display and
contesting in the races.
Not a Candidate.
A correspondent in the Corvallis
Times, signed "Democrat," says:
"Hon, J. P. Galbraith, of Albany,
is prominently mentioned as u
strong democratic candidate for
I'ougriSH. I have known Mr. Gal
braith for a long time and can
voach for him being a good lawver
and business man and has proven
himself a verv efncient, honest
ollicer in various position that he
has been placed in lv the people
of his t-ouiry ami leing closely
indentitied wish the U. A. It. n
(crests in this state would make a
strong race. I second the sugges
tion." Mr. GuU-raith informs the
Hkkai i) that he will not be a can
didate for congress.
At the Opera House,
A laige audience was present
last evening to witness the per
formance of Little Lord Fauntle
rov. The performance of Georgie
Cooper, a little girl of 7 years, was
remarkable, and ehe made the
prettiest of little lords. Some
clever acting was exhioited by the
other memtn-rs of the company,
and the audience was delighted
with the play.
THE UNITED PRESBY lESIiNS.
P.oc-edings cf the A cn ml Presbytery Now
In 3-sslos in This City.
The Presbytery of Oregon began
its regular business meetings yes
terday morning at 'J o'clock. The
business of the forenoon va?
chiefly of a routine character. The
moderator was absent and Rv. A.
F. Kirkpatrick, of Tacoma, was
called on to wield the gavel. Rev.
J. A.-Speer was received from the
Presbytery of Concordia, Kansas.
Mr. Seer h soon to begin labors
among the Indians of the Warm
Springs reservation. Rev. Jaun'8
Alter is now the only missionary
ou the reservation, lie las a
congregation of some ninety mem
bers. Mr. Speer will bein work
in a separate district of the reser
vat ion.
In the afternoon the Presbytery
devote l itself to a conference on
Sabbath pchool work. It v. A. M.
Acheson, presided. The c infer
ence was exceedingly epirited.
Different phases of the subject
were presented by Rev. A. W.
Logan, Rev. J. A. Speer, Rev. Dr.
B'ack, Rev. A. F. Kirkpattick and
others. Rev. Mr. Stewait, of the
Christian church, of Albany, Mr.
McCulloch, superintendent of the
Pre3bvteian Sabbath s.-hoo!, of
Albany, Mrs. Rev. T. J. Wilson,
Mr. "Barrows, Mrs. Henrietta
Brown and others took an active
part iu the discussion.
The evening session was devoted
to the topic of young people's
work. Rev. S. Dell Johnston, of
Seattle, preached an excellent
sermon. He selected as his text,
Zech. 2, 4, "Run Speak to This
Young Man."
The Presbytery will remain in
session during the day. The fore
noon will be devote 1 to business.
In the afternoon there will be a
conference on "The State cf Re
ligion," understood to be a kind of
experience meeting.
'Ibis evening th) Presbytery will
give way to the Synod of the Pa
cific, which body will be formally
opened at 7 :3() to-night.
NEWS OF THE COAST.
InUrntinj Ittmi from Etching-8
Thrtoghout tbs Northwest.
Thomas Ryan, it Western, Or.,
farmer, sold his crops for about
S 1000 and left, owing several large
debts, and has not been heard of
since.
Loose hay is higher now iu Pend
leton than lor several years so
early in the fall. Ic retails at $15
per ton. and those who make n
business o; raising hay are in high
luck.
The Walla Walla Statesman is
informed that the past three or
four days a large number of freight
conductors have been lequested to
resign by the oiliciuls, the place
living filled by F.astern men.
Straw-burning stoves are being
introduced in Sherman county.
The fuel is supnlitd by means of
a drum, in which it is closely
pressed, and will furnish a warm,
comfortable lire for several h urs
before it needs renewing.
(rant county farmers complain
that they cannot realize e-.ongh
for oats and barley. Oats sell for
alM.iit I cent delivered, while a lot
of Hist class clesned barley was
delivered to the brewery a few
days ago for V. cents.
Artesian wells do not pan out
satisfactorily around Heppncr.
The citizens of that town, instead
of adopting a gravity system of
water works, invested in an ar
tesian bore, and now oiler the hole
cheap after a large sum of cash
has been sunk.
One of the largest logs ever cut
in the state of Washington was
floated dow n the Sntqualamie river
last week. It was a lir log thirty
two feet long and eighty-nine
inches iu diameter at the upper
end. Ten hortcs cciild not move
it, and live yoke of oxen bad diffi
culty in hauling it.
REAL ESTATE SALE3-
Flijth Osborn etnx to N. R.
Gay lord, lot 2 blk 2 Osbarn's addi
tion ti Lebanon ; consideration,
$100.
J. L. Cowan e'ux te Isabelle
Kirkpatiick, horticultural garden,
Park addition Lebau m ; consider
ation, $1400.
J. L. Cowan etux to M. Buena
Kirkpatrick. lot 10 blk 2 Park ad
dition Lebanon; consideration,
$100.
K.C.AC. W. Rn.'ers to J. R.
Davis. 2 parcels sec 12 tu 13 S. R.
4 wr rnnfliileratinn. if'.V
B. Burtenshaw etux to G. L
Calavan lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, blk 4 li's
addition Li-banon ; consideration,
$237.
K. T. Hanson etux to W. W.
Rowel), -2 interest 332.8H acres tp
10 S. R. 3 w ; consideration, $1.
Mary J. and Peter Wigle to
Alonzo Grant, I'd J acres tp Id S. R.
4 w ; consideration, $4712.
O. & C. R. R. to J as. and Robt.
Warner, 40 acres in sec 33 tp 9 S.
R. 3 w: consideration, $100.
Robert Warner etux to J a". War
per, '.. interest in abrjve; consider
ation ,"$100.
W. W. Rwell etux to J. S.
Means, 107.12 acres tp 10 S. R. 3
w ; consideration, $5840.
Wm. McCoy etux to Clyde Mc
Coy, 410 acres tp 14 S. R. 3 w ;
consideration, $10,000.
Geo. M. Hill to Dundee Manu
facturing Co., 08 I'cres in tp 13 S.
R. 4 w ; consideration, $1.
Wm. F. Bairows etux to Dundee
Manufacturing, Co , 4 acres tp 13
S. R. 4 w; consideration, $1.
United States to Frederick M.
Morris, lt'O.70 acres tp 13 S. R. 4
w ; Patent.
United States to Richard Mayo,
100 acres sec 32 tp 0 S. R, 3 w,
Patent.
United States to Wm. Vawter,
142.8 acres in sec 35 tp 13 S. R. 4
w, Patent.
United States to H. P. Crawford
121 77 acres in tu 13 S. II 4 w :
consideration, $.50. j
THE 0SEG0N PACIFIC BONDHOLDERS
Fmther Particulars of the Etccnt Mating
In Hew Yo k-Trylns; to Reorganize,
The Chicago Tribune prints lht
ouowing uispuicn lrom N(-w York
in !la !niiAf I k..i 1 mi
.ii uoiMurui vci,. ii. i here was a
very lively ineetimr of the
bondholders of the Oregon
Pacific railroad company in
the oftke of the Farmers'
Loan and Trust company. Trouble
has existed in the road's affairs
from its inception owing to dilli-
tuim-n 111 securing money to huild
I lie line running irom Ynqnina
I a" A. . I . .... 1
uay, Oregon, 10 uoise Uitv. Idaho.
'a distance of 0)0 ihUm. t'nm.
pleted and in operation was only a
short bit of traci, however, from
Yuquina City to Coe, Oregon,
when the road was bonded for
$2;,003 a mile. The bonds had
been taken when iu October. IS'.iO.
the road was practically bankrupt
anu was put in me hands of T
Kgerton Hogg as receiver.
At the meeting held behind
closed doors, whi.:h was called to
enable the con dieting interests,
John I. Blair of Blair town. X. J..
and others in one side and the in
terests of the Hogg faction on the
other, to arrange for a plan of re
organization ttiere was a hot
debate. It is said that Receiver
Hogg, resenting a statement by
John I. Blair, arose as if to hit Mr.
Blair, w hen Mr. Blair's son James
interfered in behalf of his father
and knocked Mr. Hogg down
whereupon the directors arose in a
body and separated the com
batants.
John I. Blair, howetcr, denied
in conversation afterward that Mr.
Ho?g as at the n eeting, but
refused to give a detailed account
of what took tojk place, execnt
that' e-e y thine was harmonious,"'
and that steps had been taken to
provide a plan ol reorgini.aticn.
These gentlemen were appointed
a. cnmmilten to divi.e the ulan for
stiaighlemng ttie road s finances:
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Alexander lsrown of Baltimore;
Joseph Wharton, Philadelphia;
James A. Blair of Blairstowu ;
Linby Smith, Philxdelph'a ;
ueorge o. Uoe of this citv ; iicoige
13. McKim and Rowland G
ww r m 1 a k mi
uaziru ot reaccuaie, u. i. ine
plan will be reported for adoption
at a meeting of tli3 bondholder, to
be called by Mr. Blair.
"TEACHERS INiTITD TE.
There will he held, at Scio on
Fridav and Sa! unlay Oct. 30, and
31, a tea-liers local meeting. 1 he
first session will be held Friday
evening. Prof J. B. Horner, of ti e
Albany public school ', will lecture
on that evening.
A vt rv interesting prograt iine
ii being prepared by Profs. Gedd s
and Wilsuii for the occasion, and
weexpeci u profitable time, lead
ersand friends i if education and the
puhl c in guieral are invited to at
tend all the S( ssions.
Follow ing is the piograumic for
.-a'urday :
0:30 A. m.
1 Scho 1 Management, M. K.
P.rown.
2 Pr'mary Rending, Mrs. Janie
Goin.
3 Heading Circl, Supt Rus
sell. 1 : : i m.
1 -Physiology, Prjf. J. R. Ged-d''-.
3 -Miscellaneous 1 is-cnssions.
i. F. Rcmski.i., Supt.
Height ol Cruelty.
Nervous women seldom receive
i he sjmpiithy theyde-crw. While
often the pictures of health, they
are constantly ailing. To with
hold sympathy from these unfor
tunates is the height of cruelly.
They have a weak heart, causing
shortness of breath, fluttering,
pain in side, weak mid hungry
spells, and finally swel ing of
ankles, oppression, choking,
smothering and dropsy. Dr.
Milci' New Ilea it Cure is just the
thing for them, ror their ner
vousness, hendichc, weakness,
etc., his Restorative Nervine is
is uneqiialed. Kine treatise on
"Heart and Nervous Diseases"
and marvelous testimonials free
eold st iii 1 guranteed by Standmd
Sc Cusick.
ItrtliLEVS AKM4A M.tLVK.
TLebt'st salve in Ui5 world for CuU
Bruises, So.es, I'lccrs, Salt Hlieuni.
Fever sores. Tetter, Chapped Hand,
Chilblains. ConiA. and skin Eruptionu,
nnd pos.tivcly cures Piles, or i.o pay
required. It is guaranteed to givs
verfeet satisfaction, or money re
funded, Price 'J5 cents per box. Fci
sale by Foslmy & Mason
M Altltl EI.
KOtiERS-STAIH.. Ou Tuesday, Oct.
JD, IS'.il, hi this city, by O. P. Co
show. Jr., Mr. (i. V. IJot'ers and
.Miss Lcutlia Stulil, both ol I. inn
cjun'y.
NOTI AH person) ha. iinf slock in llu
pasture Ix-lnnifiiiK to K, I. Such, In IV-n-t.a
county, are rie8U-tl to remove the ? nit
on or bi-iure the tirst uav of Nviiii' or.
K. L. Su Ii
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed : Casloria!
P
osSISBI
CJsed in Millions of Homes
lil'alNESS LOCALS.
For nice fresh oysters go to John
Isom's.
Buy your ga?oiine stoves of
Ilo.ikins Bros.
New dress gojds just receiv?d at
W. F. Reads.
t
Will & Staik Lave some eleyant
souvenir spoons.
Klein Bros, ere giving a fine
piauo to their customers.
A line line of gold rinp-s just
opened at Will & Stark's.
Choice pickles in bulk, or ijuan
tities to suit, at Parker Bros.
Try a pair of those twenty-live
cent all wool hosa at the Ladies
Bazaar.
If you are hungry go to Parker
Bros, and get a loaf of the best
bread in the city.
Great reduction in embroidered
flouncing at W. F. Reads.
Watches, chains and spectacles,
specialties at F. M. French's.
Fresh Yaquina bay salmon at 8
cents per pound at Hyde's market
every day.
Those contemplating purchas
ing a piano or irgan should call at
Will & Link's and see their beau
tiful instruments. They catry the
best makes and eell them on very
easy terms.
Mi. J. S. Morgan has just
conii'leted burning a fiesh kiln
at l is brick yard one niilo west of
the court hyuse. and is prepared
to fiil all orders. A man will be
in waiting at the yard to attend to
all callers for brick.
W. R. Graham has received a
fine assortment of Thomas Kav all
woolen cloth suits and overcoats.
He also has a large line of foreign
and domestic cloths, and is mak
ing e'.y lish -suits and garments at
very reasonable prices. Call and
see his new goods.
Your school tax will be delin
quent if not paid at once. Look
alter it and save costs of collection.
Have you seen those beautiful
cement walls in the cemeter -.fl,
put up by K. W. Achison, at all
the coat of stone.
For line pocket knives best pa
tent tempered shears and scissors
and extra hollow ground razors,
g'j to Stew art k Sox.
Use the ceilu'oi 1 eye'ass e'ean
ers. (Handkerchief not aKvays
elegant.) Free with each pair of
glasses at F. M. French's.
One hundred acres of choice
land close to Albany, only hind
under cultivation wanted," Slate
price. Address l'.ox '.il'.h
Will & Stark will be glad to
show you their large line ol beau
tiful silverware. It w ill do you
geed, even if you don't buy.
Call and see the brilliant dis
play of library lamps it C. K.
I'.rownell's. Not one kept over
fioin last year but all this year's
styles and will be sold at tint
lowest living prices.
Kemoval Nollre.
W. R. Graham has removed his
tailoring establishment to new
commodious quarters on First
stieet, opposite the Funnels A:
Merchants Insurance oliice. He
lu'.s a line line of cloths for winter
suiting oveicoa's and garments
for men and youth, which his
skillful tailors will make up on
short notice in neat and lashinable
styles. His prices will be found
most reasonable.
T1IK tVOHI.I) KNKICIIKI).
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 w ith the on
ty perfect laxative know n, as it ie
itieonly remedy which is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
,nd prompt andellectual tocieanse
the system gently in the Spriu
tiine or, in fact, at any time any
the better it is known Hie more
,opular it becomes.
I'renrli Tay Wfer.
The3e wafers are for the relief
and cure of painful and iregular
.nenses, and will remove all oi.'
si ructions, no matter what the
cause, and are sure and safe every
time. Manufactured bv Kmerson
Drug Co., San Jo3e, Cab, and for
a!e at J. A. Cummmg's drug
.store only.
Snie Cure (or the Liquor or Opium
Habits.
The Kast India cure for these
awful habits can be given without
the patient's knowledge, and is
t lie only known specific lor ine
purose, it is not injurious in the
least degree: manuiacinrea ny
limersoii Drug Co., San Jose, Cal.,
ind for sale at J. A. Cumming e
lrug store only.
Ml IAS NKKVF. A LI V UK TILLS.
Act on a new principle reguln
ting the liver, stomach and bowels
through the nerves. A new dii
covcry. Dr. Miles' Pills speedily
cure biliousness, bad taste, torpi 1
liver, piles, constipationr Un
eqiialed for men, women, children.
Smallest, mildest, surest 1 60dose3
for 25 cents. Samples ee, at
Stanard & Cusick.
Lust,
A small satchel, on Monday,
Oit. 10, between Albany and
Marion. The finder will plea'e
leave the same at this oliice.
40 Years the Standard
K. Li. KENTON.
-DEALER IN-
fkiftftTflflsi Mm mm Mmk
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And a general
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NEA R THE POSTOFFICE. ALBANY. OREGON.
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will charge you
of our selling tin m so cbea; is g
that we caught the factory Kbort
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f( and t. ok all lhv bid, and now .
S propr.se giving our
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them out
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T. L WALLACE & GO.,
STRAHAN BLOCK,
WHERE?
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FOIl PRICES, QUALITY CONSIDERED.
WE BUY THE CLOSEST.
AND SELL
faTYOU GET THE BENEFIT.,
SO WE CLAIM.
L; E. BLAIN,
ie :-: Leading :-:Clothi
Merchant Tailor.
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assortment of
2.21. The cause
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customers the jj.
3.
lsiys quick and fit r
ALBANY, OREGON
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TIIE LOVEST.
GALL AND SEF.
QUARTER
tied in Ba
ker county Ore-ftPJ a,
cod. near whatUi l
i now Baker City. "PCUTIIPV
man who haa BinceOtll I Ull '
become identified with I lie ttU'ce Art
and development of that com try. Thi-iiUU
man is no ot her than Mr. Jul .1 Stewart, nna
of the wealthiest anduioet ii.fiusi.tisl citizen
in the county. In a recent lei ter he say:
"1 had been suffering from ) rum in my ba k
vnd general kidney empli.t ior aonie time,
and had uaed many remedies without any
but temporary relief. 1 he pains in 111 bac k
had become so severe I ht 1 was 1 revented
from attending to my w ,rk and could not
move without the ur of a lane. Hearing,
through a friend, of tl e wonderful cures tf
foit by Oregon Ki.lat . Tea, 1 m itriuced to
try a box, and from that ve-r first dose 1
found instant relief, ami In-fore u ing half
the contents ot the box the piiuH in r. y Ittek
entirely disappeared I have every f ith in
the virtues of the Orcgdn Kidney Tea, ai.d
can conscientiously reconiiiieiMi it to Hiy
friends. I would not be without it for any
thing." Oregon Kidney Tea cures headache, inciw
tinence of urii.e, brick dust sediment, bum
ingor painful sensation while urinating, aud
all affections of the kidney or urinary organs
of either sex.
IN EVERT 5TTLE
AT
sale
At my yard, or at my residence
on 7tliBiit-et between Railroad and
Montgomery, or delivered any
where in the citv. Inquire at
Huston & Co'e truck and dray
office or at grocery store in east
tart cf the city. A man at yard
from 8 to 12 and 2 to 4 o'c lock.
W. C. Cassh l.
We are now prepared to do cus
tom chopping for either cash or
toll.
We are agents for If. F. Fiichcr
. Corvallis Roller Mills', Hour,
raiddHii!H, shorts and bran. Also
hay. oats, chop, etc., always on
hand and sold reasonable. Free
delivery inside of city limit?.
Try)ur Corvallis Hour and you
will use no other.
MoltlllS & Bl oCNT.
"Not Coming, But Here to Stay '.'
GENE E. LARRIMORE,
Th e Painter,
Has opened a shop in Stewart A
Sox's block and is prepared to give
estimates on and do a'l kinds of
House and Carriage puintintr and
trimmino;. Graining vnd paper
hanging; a specialty. J-e.tyeoril.TS
with Stewart & Sox. '
IfercilF of Orcgou
AT KUGENF.
Next RPRsion lipoma nn Aftnil-it
the 21st, day of September, lSUl ;
tuition, free. Four Courses:
rMAflail'nl KlM.inf I itarnrw aik.l
ft short Knglish course, in'which
there is no Latin. Greek. French
or German. The Knglisli is pre
eminently a btip inesscnurse. For
catalogues or other information.
Address J. V. Johnson,
President.
HUMPHREYS
Dr. Hi sriiRitr's Spiremes are scientificallr
and carefully prepared prescriptions; uwsl
for manv years in private practice with suc
cess, and for over thirty years utej by the
people. Kvery single pecidc is a cute lor
the disease named.
These specifics cure without drugging.
purgiug or reducing the system, and are iu
fact and deed the sovereign remedies of the
world.
list or FRixcirnL kos. crura. r ricks..
11 Fevers, Congestion, inHaiiiiuatiin.. ib
Z W onus, worm lever, worm colic...
ss
2s
25
25
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25
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26
25
25
fl Crying Colic, or teething of infants..
4 Diarrhea, of children or adults
r tw.,r It.lil..
0 Cholera Morbus. vcnntiiig...
7 Cough, colds, bronchitis... - -
K. Neuralgia, toothache, r cech ,
V Headache, sick hiadache. vertigo....
10 Dps)epsia. billious stomach ......
11 Suppressed or Painful Periods
12 Whites, too profuse periods
13 Cronp, cough, difficult breathing......
M 8alt Kheuitt. eaysipelas. eruptions..
15 Rheumatism, rheutratic uns.......
16 Fever and ague, chills malaria
17 Piles, blind or bleeding..........
19 Catarrh, influenza, cold in the head
40 Whooping Cougn, violent couhs..
24 General debility, physical weakness
25
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28 Nervous debility..
30 Urinary Weaki.ess, witting bed..
32 Diseaies ol ths heart, palpitation.
Sold by dnii-uHs, or sent postpaid on re
ceipt of price. Dr. Humphreys' Manual, (144
pages) richly bound in cloih and gild, mail
ree, HUMl'llltbVS MKll. o,
IU & 113 William St , New York.
SPEC I FIGS .
GIRL WANTED- To wait on th- table.
Apply to Mrs. M. Fvnnal at the Piomer
House,
DISSSOl.lTION OF PARTNKItSIIII'--Noti.-e
k liertbv giv.-n Ihil tin Urn rf
N el .V .Simmons, doing Imamesn under (hat
name at It.Mon Mills is h r, bi iwolved l.y
mutual convent. Stui Noel retiring. The
usiness will b.- ciutinued by Simuions
Thompson,
There ret-
JOHN :: ISK
Brick
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