Albany daily democrat., June 13, 1889, Page 3, Image 3

Daily Democrat
Thursiay Evening, June 13, 1889
TM NIITI'ltfU, Editor! and I'ubUahen.
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LOCAL Jl ECO I ID.
A will .Skt Aside The contest over
the w ill of Mr Martin Wcilz, who died cv
cral month aga, was termin tted yesterday
bv Judge Ulackburn rendcrini: a decision
in layor of Mrs George I.nper, the con
tretant, setting the will aside on the ground
that it was not properly executed. Mrs
l.upvr was appointed administrator of the
estate and will now have charge of lis set
tlement. InTolvinj'consideritble property
the case is one that has attracted consider
able attention and caused some feeling In
the neighborhood of Tangent, lions J K
Weatherford and W R liilvcu appeared
for the contestants, and C E Volverton and
Hewitt, Hryant ic Irvine for the executrix
Grand LonuH. The ttrand Lodge A
F & A M met in Portland yesterday
Grand Orator Geo IC Chamberlain, I (j M
Mason, ( ico I Iutupiircy, T L Wallace, I)
S Kcid and R Thompson, were present
rom Albany;Sam May, l'erry Hyde and
M Cunningham, from llarrrisburg; A
Huddicso-i, from Jefferson: I I' Galbrailh
and J H R Morelock, from IS roivns villi; ; J
i isearu ana u tiackieman, trom I-eb
anon ; S A Smith and .1 W Geary, from
naiser; ana i j i,ouuKer trotn Mieuu
The following ollicers were elected
C'hiistophcr Taylor, G M; James T Robin
son, u t M : Moreland, G S v. : N
Hunnell, (i W; 1) McKcrcher, G T; S
Chadwick, (! S; R P ICarhart, trustee
educational fund.
A Popi'I.ak Co. The Gcorgic Wood
thorpc Co will play in Albany next week
it popular prices, and popular plays. The
Ashland Tiiliitgs says: "The Georgie
Woodthorpc company has been playing to
good houses in Aihland, and giving ex
cellent satisfaction. '''he play of the
"Golden Giant" was enjoyed as much as
any drama ever presented here, and "May
lilossom," Wednesday evening, is highly
praised upon all hands. TV night the
company give "M'Liss," the dramatization
of Bret llarte's famous California story."
The reunion of the Alumni at the ft.
Charles Hotel last evening was one of the
brlgntest affairs in their history. The sup
per served was an elegant and sumptuous
one, universally pronounced a sood com
panion to the fine literary treats of the
week. After its service a season f toasts
and speeches was indulged in. President
Condit answered to "The Albany College."
Mr Jas I- Powell, President of the Alumni
welcomed the new class in eloquent terms
and was happily responded to by Miss
Helen Crawford. An Alumni paper
by Miss Lillie Robertson was read, a nice
tribute being paid to Mr. Stephen I'llnn
who died since the last reunion. Mrs A B
Slauion read a splendidly written cssav.
when the following toass were responded
to in a manner only known by A'.umnis :
faculty of Albany College. Prof Lee ;
class of '73, Mrs E K Sox ; of '74, by Mrs
; F. Wolverton ;of '7S, by Mrs Dr Tem-
pleton, of Portland, read by Miss Annie
Alt house, ;of '7, by Miss Hettie Miller ;
of 'S, by Mrs Mary Slauson ; of '86, by
Quincy Propsl ; of '87, by Percy Kelley ;
"Our lirothcrs-ln-law," by MrC E Wol
verton ; "Trustees of College," by Judge
Klinn. I'pon being called upon responses
were made by Or. Irvine, I) P Mason,
Mayor Cowan, S K Young, A B Slauson,
I- E Dlaln and E K Sox. Letters were read
from Mrs W H Gaston and Mrs Capt.
Powell. "Anld L,an Syne," sung by nil
closed the reunion of '89,
The following were present : Alumni
and companions, Mrs and Mr F Sox, Mrs
and Mr C E Wolverton, Mrs and Mr II F
Merrill, Mrs and Mr Cal V Burkhart, Mrs
and MrC II Stewart, Misses Annie Alt
house and Hettie Miller, Mrs and Mr A B
Slauson, John Geisendorfer, Quincy
Propst, Percy Kelly, Jas F Powell and
Miss Maud Van Horn, Miss Lillie Robert -son,Mrand
Mrs Jas Tomlinsot ,Collins El
kins, Misses Flora Mason, Helen Craw
ford and Ina Robertson.
Faculty President and Mrs Condit, Prof
and Mrs Lee, Miss Prathcr. Trustees and
wives Mr and. Mrs SE Young, Mr and
Mrs L E Blain, Mr and Mrs F M Redfiled
Mayurand Mrs Cowan, Mr and Mrs I) P
Mason, Judge and Mrs Flinn, Dr ana Mrs
Irvine, and Mrs Oeo h, Chamberlain.
The O. P. Win M Hoag.of the Oregon
Pacific, is now looked for at this city on
next Monday morning, when ail early re
sumption of work is anticipated. The en
gineers who have been making estimates
of work completed to Brcitcnbiish return
ed on last evening's train. Already prep
arations arc being made by an additional
gang of Celestials so that construction
trains can go to the extreme eastern limit
ef the track.
Niithinx Snereeds Like Sells Brothers.
To paraphrase a trite saying, yet it h
literally true as applied to the circus bull
ness. Believing implicitly in the law of
cause and effect we are led to ask "why
docs thislirm of showmen succeed so much
better than otheis ? The answer is read in
the stars not the heavenly orbs that dot
the blue firmament, but the star artist that
appear in the rings on the stages, and the
hippodrome track of the immense com
bination. Last season Sells Brothers en
joyed the distinction of having the finest
how that ever traversed the iron high
ways. I his vcar they have tormcd an al-
lance with & H uarretts wora s rnir,
which, although it was a creditable exhibi
Hon when last it visited here, has been
astly augmented. The two shows, each
complete and faultless, will exhibit as one
this season, on wedncsuav, lune iotn, tnls
remendous marshalling ot the wonders ot
the Orient and Occident will reach Albany
giving performances in the afternoon at
o'clock and evening at 7 o'clock.
Rkckivkd. Last evening Mayor Cowan
received the following despatch from Gov
ernor Beaver, of Pennsylvania : "Harris
burg, Pa. .June n. J L Cowan, Mayor,
Albany, Or : Have made sight draft up
on tiie National Park Bank of New York
far $17$ 50, vour generous contribution to
the relief fund here. Pleae accept tnv
hcartfelt thanks. James O Bearer, Gov
ernor." Tiik Hop OrTt.ooK. Prominent hop
men say that hop growers should not be
in a hurry to contract their crops. It is
reported that feast has badly damaged the
crop in New York and it is thought they
will command a good price this fail. It is
said that several buyers are in the valley
now trying to contract for this year's crop.
Eugene llrgisler.
An S. S. Excursion. The Sunday
School of the Presbyterian Church of this
city will give a picnic to Marion to- mor
row, leaving here on the 11:10 train and
returning on the 7:58 train. Round trip
tickets, ee. rents, children under five free.
The pub l Invited to join In the picnic,
Take your baskets.
W. C. T. It's Attention. A meeting
of the V C. T U of Albany will be held at
the Hall to morrow afternoon at 3:30 to
consid. r the matter of feeding the Military
compani rt on the 4th of July. A large
attendance Is requested, ns the meeting Is
an Imr-ortant one.
OfK -i.voitni. It mav be safely stat
ed that A I nan has the three best lady vo
calhs of any Oregon city, not excepting
"ortla-id, Mrs Langdon, Mis Chambei
i Mis Cochrane, with several otheis
hind ; and, as well, the Mncst tenor
s Miners In this musical valley.
lain 1
not 1 1.
and 1.
To Ni'.w Oimkrs. We would say that
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Ti baits to give vou, but we do
.vio l values for your money
1 cily solicit your patronage.
Hkownki.l & Stanard.
P.
Mi;-
s.) IAI, AND I'EUSONAU
J hiack was in the city this morn
j t, of Stivton, is in tin city the
W S Thompson.
' 1 ll.il.,!rton ha accented posi
cher in the Waitsburg academy to
,' iiitiei in the fall.
lei.t KrimiiRiin and wife, of the Me
"ollege, passed through the city
-d.. i,,r liiownsville, where a general scs
ion 1 : - hnr.-h Is to be held. Rev Train
nil 1 . ,1 Rev c Hill went from this citv
Tiik Eaole Sails High. Greenwood
is making very fine photos for $2 per doz-
He does not sign any 110111 de plume, such
as C & N W Photo Co., but signs his own
name in plain English and warrants each
and every picture. Now isthc time for
yuu t get No. pictures cheap.
W. It, LiREENWOOl),
Kill (iloves ! Kid tilnvrs ! !
I have iust received a full line of kid
solves branded Our Own. This is a genu
iuc kid glove. I buy direct from importers
n New York and consider them the best
value of any glove I ever sold for this
price. 5 button, 3 rows of st'tching, $1.50
per pair.
a. c 1 olxc.
South Albany
A most desirable and beautiful location
for suburban residences, owing to Its nat
ural advantages and nearness to the center
of business. Compare the size, location.
view and access to and from these lots,and
you will be convinced of their merits Call
carlv and secure a home before the advance
in price. Apply to
1 WKKDAl.K IS.KOI-iKl.U,rtgeiUH,
First door south of Post Office.
IIKOW.VSVII.I.K.
Brownsville, June nth, 1889.
The Central Association of the Baptist
Church begins its regular annual session
with the First Baptist Church of this place,
Thursday, the 13th.
Thursday, the 6th Inst., all the live s'ock
and farming implements of Thomas Kay
were sold at public sale at his farm one
half mile from htre. One of his Holstein
cows and tier spring calf brought $200.
Prof. J. B. Horner and Wife of Rose
burg, were here last Friday. No one holds
a larger place in the hearts of people here
than Prof, and Mis. Horner. His many
friends throughout this county tre pleased
to know ef his continued success in the
profession of which he is a most thorough
master. We bid them come again and
stay longer.
Messrs. Weber Bros , lessees of Thos.
Kay's farm took a couple of loads of oats
to Albany I ussday for which they receiv
ed 43 cents per bushel. The bovs for
tuuately sold these oats there last winter
hen prices were better than now.
Prof. R. Micheal, cf the Weston Nor
mal school is visiting his mother and
friends here.
Hon. W. Carey Johnson, of Oregon City
has accepted an invitation to deliver the
oration here on the glorious 4th.
Messrs. Wolpert and Engert sold their
farm near here to F. M. Powell, Saturday.
Consideration, Sioco. these gentlemen
bought this farm of II. Bryant, of your
city a short time ago, we understand pay
mg 35 or the same. 1 hey are going
back to the land of irrasshcppe-s, cyclones,
etc., whence thev came. Thev have been
here six weeks and said they did not like
tne climate, intnkotit.
Prof. Garland and wife, of Wilbur, have
been retained at a salary of $150 per
month to teach our public school. Yhe
Prof, has been principal of the Wilbur
Academy for the past two years and comes
ery highly recommended.
The foundation for ur new school house
has been laid and work will be pushed to
the early completion of the house. By
the time for commencing the fall term of
school we will have a school building of
which any city might well feel proud
Saturday evening a meeting of the citi-
ens of thi6 place was held to devise means
and to take the initial step toward open
ing a trail along the Calipooia to 'lie min
ing district of the Calipooia and Blue
River. The work will be done under thi
eupervision of Hon. J. W. Swank and Geo,
I, Overton.
A meeting was held in the City Hall
Tuesdav evening for the purpose of organ
izing a Company for placing water work
in or adjacent to ourcitv. We here hav
wonderful natural advantages for having
a perfect system of water works and it is
to be hoped our citizens will take right
hld and establish the same forthwith.
Dr. R. II. Curl and family arrived horn
Saturdry after an extended sojourn in
Eastern Oregon.
The dyer for the Eagle Woolen Mills
Company arrived Saturday, and work was
begun in that department ot the mills Mon
day. The travel hither is continually on
the increase. Strange faces are beginning
to be numerous, and property is changing
hands more frequently. Coshow & Sons
made two sales Mondav, and others are on
the way.
R. G. Cochran through his agents sold
his Albany piopertv realizing the neat lit
tle profit of $2o:, within two months on a
$650 investment. He Immediately rein
vested in propel ty here, buying the resi
dence of Or. Starr, paying $750 for the
time.
Mrs. Turner's farm r.ear Crawfordsvilie
consisting of 520 acres was sold . by our
real estate agents to a Mr. Kussel. Con
sideration, $3600. Still there is room for
more.
Since our last writing the Narrow
Gauge look another start and managed to
make a round trip everv two days. Mon
day they started trains from both ends
the dawn train however met with a mis
hap the other side of Silvcrton. The en
gine in trying to perforin some gymnastic
made a false step and fell on its hack.
The south bound train came up as far as
Scio and its engine went back to pull its
comrade out of the ditch.
Weather Indications. For the
tlour beginning at 12 o'clock, noon.
Fair, nearly stationary.
Strick Oil At Si. 2; per 5 gallon can
best Standard "-' oil, at the Willamette
"acking Co.'s store.
Thompson k Overman keep the best har
nesses.
Tubb'& Co's pare Mwilla twine, best
quality, at Stewart & Sox's.
HOME AND A KIM) Id)
Wheat, fi9 cents,
15 ceDt thavmg at Viereck't.
8 tickiti forW at Vier-iok'i.
Now dreai goods at Mcllwuiu's.
Masou fruit jars at F L Kenton's
New invoke i f fine geld rings at French
Fresh cream chiese iust received at P L
Kenton's.
New cream cheese iust leooived at Corira 1
Meyers.
For ss!e. chrai). s-reond hand oruan. Mrs.
Ilymao's.
3rhutr ru.-uiii-sr stKailv at Viereek'd sha
lug parlors.
Btr.t ro-ist coir-e iu tko eity at Conrad
Meyers.
Good crtoLuii' stove oulv S10 at Houkins &
o&iiui&raii s.
Th host wati;h in the world for the money
at I' .it rronch i.
Side saddles and ladies ridinc aurcinglee at
iiuiii()S-ui uerman s.
Thompson & Overman, acetitelfor the ureal
L-ynaitiilu buggy whip.
I'or a number one cualitv of kuives folks
ana spoons call at r al t rencn a.
1 he choicest line of tble luxuries can be
fouud at Brownell & SUnard's.
If yoa want a good sil ver steel ecvthe.fiuest
to the o.arket, go to Stewart & s.ox 0.
Mayor E C Wheeler, of East Portland
died yesterday, at the ae of toirty-rive
years.
Mcllwaiu can give vou the beit fitting
suit you ever wore, at prices to suit each and
every one.
Kemcmber the Msters entertainment a
thp opera house to-nigbt. It promises to be
a Doe attalr.
Mr W A Cox, of this city, now has the
contract for erected thiee bricks, two at
Scio and one at Corvallis.
Money can't buv better oots and shoes
than Mcllwsin is belling, because batter
goods are not manufactured.
The variety of 25 cent bats are going at 10
per ceut. discount at K di C Howard s,
well -as their other millinery goods.
Some fine California cheese, a barrel
trolden drip syrup and some fine comb honey
just received at Brownell & Stanard s.
Ouriewelrv men must look out as Math
ews & Washburn hive the largest and finest
line of Jewels in the town. Ladi es go and
see them.
Go to Boyce & Hibler'sfor your job print
ing;. They do any and all binds of work in
the puoikshlng and job pribtlng line, (j-lic:
work and icw pnce9.
Lee aud Frank Kenuall, arrested for steal
i-ig wool near Shedd were examined at Halsey
Wednesday, plead guilty, were fined 575 and
brought to chis city im thevvtning and plao
ed in toe counly jsii.
Nra long time 1 had no appetite, was
restless at night, aad very much debilitated
Alter taking two bottles of Ayer Sarsapa
'ilia, my strength and appetite returned. nrd
my health was completely restored.'' -D M
r isner, Oawego, jm 1 .
I)R. JNO. II, PlIAINUTON.
Sorgeon, oculist and medical specialist
will be at the Revere house, Albany, all day
Tnesday, June 18, ISS9. All aiek persons
whi are able to go to see him will be given
social free examination and opinion.
For land madeharness iroto'E. L. Power
MILL CITY.
This Trade Mark on a stov
ireans it is the best that cx
pe.icuve and skill can con
trive. Otold only hy G. W.
Smith.
Elixtkh. 6000 rolls of wa!l paper in an
Immense number of patterns at Fortmillcr
.t Irvlng's. the finest line in the central
Willamette Valley. 1'. i ar. art gallery to
sec it all.
D.m'tfai nexiwio Mallwui'i'i" o-irpeta
You ill H ti-Ti from MOj.-i 15 pr ran
chnpir thi any oihtr plaiejiu town, taking
in consider mi the quility.
The people of Mill Citv are verv much
pleased with Mr for extending his
stage route from Mehama to this place.
We now have a daily conveyance Detween
here and Albany and Salem. He will
leave Mill City at 5 o'clock In the morn
ing.
Mr A P Miller, of Plymouth, Ind, came
to Mill City Wednesday, and thinks of
staving here for some time. Mill Citv Is
known in the east and the fact that it is an
enterprising town, yet in its infancy, is also
known.
Al Cairell and his dog Berry are to be
nulled. A few weeks ago Berry was nop
ping around on three legs, his fonith one
being accidently stepped upon and was
near.ly broke. Now Al is hopping around
on one leg, his second one having received
an uglv gash right above the Instep with n
chisel.' Berry is all right again and Al is
getting there slowly.
Mr J R Abhev, superintendent of tele
graph of the O P, was here and at Gates
ville last Friday.
Mike Houan. took his gang of China
men below Lyons where he Is clearing a
slide. Wcall hope Mike will come back
soon.
Mr C C Goddard, who went to Huh
bardslon, Mich , about eight weeks ago,
came back to Mill Cl'y last Sunday even
Ing, and brought with him his brother in
law, Mr James O Ualch, who Is at Albany
and will come here Wednesday.
Ta! Doweswent to the mountains where
he will stay a few days this week.
A sign made hs appearance on the San
tlam Lumber Co.'s building prohibiting
smoking in the mill and in the lumber
yards. It must seem queer to a lew 01
the firm to obev these ordere.
Bv ccttlng a few lemons and a little
sugar and going to Tom Sim's spring,
about a nuartcr of a mile above town, a
party can spend a few pleasant hours
these wnr.n Sur.dav afternoons. I know
this to be a fnct, because I was with
party who were there last Sunday,
Dr. M. II. Ellis, physician a id aurgern
Albany, Oregon. Calls made in city 01
couiln.
7 Oiks cures rheumatism, neuralgia anil
toothache. Foshay ft Maacn gmn,
KEAL, F.STaTe, SALES.
James W Scantland to D Hart n
acres, 12 w 2 $
loseph 8 Ames to Elias Phelps 1 8
acres, 1 j c 1
Daniel Niff to W II Hobson, 9 e 1 .
John Settle to Charles O Gentry, 1
acres, nw 2
coastian Wolfert and E Engert to
F M PdwcII, 200 acres, 13 w 2. .
E II and Alice Henderson to T T
Roach, all right, title and inter
est in estate of TJ Martin
Silas Hamilton tj A F Hamilton, 1
acre, 13 e 1
State of Oregon to Margaret J Ray,
A :, "3 e 3
G W and A R Hobbs to Sarah A
Williams, lots 5 and 6, blk 2,
McCully's ade to Ilarrisburg. . .
United Stales to B 11 L Irvine. .
United States to Hugh McN'nrv
State of Oregon to llama:! Sheiton
Jj sec 10 e 1 100
Trustees M E church Lelnnon
James Ridgewav, lot 30, b'.k
Lebanon cemetery
Z. T, WRIGHT
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Foot of Morrison St., Pcrtland, Or.,
""-AGENT FOR-
GOLDEN Hi:.E IIAZAAK"
Casli Uo? a Long Vay.at .Inliuv t.raa"vhnl'
I have made arrangements tor buying
goods direct from the factories in Europe
and will sell at wholesale or retail, cheaper
than any where else on the Pacific Coast.
The following are some of mv cash retail
piiccr. :
K dozen unhandled teacups and saucers,
35 --s.
dozen unhandled coffee cups and sau
cers, 45 cts.
dozen handled cotlee cups and sau
cers, 50 cts.
J4 dozen seven sneh dinner plates, 45
cts.
These goodi are all iron stone China and
not a cheaper grade of goods. I have also
added good stock of groceries, whicli 1
ask people t call and examine and judge
tor themselves as to quality and prices.
Iulius GRAniVOHL.
Summer Wraps. Novelties in .-.jiled
and stockinet jackets just received.
Samuel E. Yorxt,.
The Advance Thmlmig Machinery,
The best and Lia'.est throshor iu Ameri
ca, and a machine that standi without a
rival. Tno ADVANCK thresher ban
SEVER been REPLACED bv anv other
machine on the Coast, but has replaced
severs! "then- tha'. HAVK FAILED to
fill 'WARRANTEE. The ENGINE Is guar,
tunned to pull tuure tbau any other, and
win uuitravei a:i oiuora on me roau. 11
you hear any lour! hnasts, niease tell the
partim the AIA'ASCE 'UlrtKsHER ami
EN'OINK are scld on tneir merits- entire
!y. And 1 a:n willii'g to prove all I claim
n my field at any tltiio, I:r not be hum
l.mr red ty buv'ng any machine until
you sen the ADVAMiK. I also handle
st6aui li'tiug goods, iron pipe, pninps,
moweiH, peedrrs, springtootb harrows
blaekgrjiitb's forges, drills, church, farm
and rchool hells, and many other special
ties,
Albany Uran:li Iioue one block below .
Riiss H-.use,
JAS. E.KNOX,
3Ianager.
cGAUSTLAND,
Civil Engineer and Surveyor,
DRAUGHTING AND BLUE PRINTS.
OU'lCft with 'r"
n Lar.'l Co, Albany, Or,
Sy-xna anl W ter Supplier
r. Krals Subnivtrtftd, Map
r)pUlint short notice,.
THE LEADER. THE LEADER
G, W. SMITH,
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"Argand," "Garland"
miAiiJhi
STOVES AND RANGES.
Kkstisii Ciceraies For canning furn
shed in quantities fresh from the tree.
Leave orders at
Browxell & Stanard's.
If you have any job wcrk io.ii call on G
W.S nith who is pretii j to do it with
neatness and dUnat'- and as, cheap as anyone.
Fira Backs.
Warran ted
for
15 years, All
sizes and
styles,
Hotel Arrival.
Russ Hol-sk A Whltelield, S F : T A
Regans ; J B Moore, Bro .vnsville ; S H
Burnon, city ; J II Rennington, Chester
town, N Y : I II Waddle, Portland ; M
Fox ; J C Burrill ; M Rhinehart ; B
Ill : U B McKae, city ; M Kane ;
A Pickens, Williston, Dak ; II Graham,
Millers : II Lewis, citv.
St Ciiari.es. H Rodcers, C II Cljrk,
Portland ; J W Rayburn, Corvallis ; Otto
Salinger, citv : T Jones, G A Dodge, R C
Capel, S F ; F S Hookcr.Boston ; F Metz
ger, Cincinnati, O ; J A McBride ; J Sel-
bie.Ueadwood ; J U Rounds, b 1'ortland ;
L C Smith. Moravia, N Y : B II Hatch :
G II Cotton, Eugene ; 1) McDowell j 11 P
llofl, Kansas citv.
Reverb IIoise. IJ Ferguson, Soda-
vllle; F Strongman, I. Magruder, A Fovle,
B Carpenter, T Burnhclm, Mai W Jones,
Portland;J M Currier, J K Myers, j 11
Bates, J Greenburg, G Lamb, George J
Campbell, J Ach, M Abraham, C J Mitch
ell. W T Keller. Gus Morse. S F; Don
Smith, J 13 Potter, Gatesville; D Scott,
Fox Val'ev: M 8 Neugass, Corvallis: W T
Cochran. San lose; II Lee, Kansas City:
Sam Seaulow, S F; D Crosby, Yaqutna;
II Preston, Ashland; A II Baldv, St Paul,
Opera House.
ONK WEEK, COMMENCING
Monday, June 17th, 1889.
MISS GEORGIE WuODTHORPE,
Suppf'tldby a flrd-elas Dramatln
Company.
.nonday-'-Uolilen CilHUt."
Tnedy May Blosmom."
WciIneKlny "Among the I'inen.'
Tharmlay"t'prlce,"
Frlday'M-LlM."
Mailnae - "Fanoho,"
Aatarday "Two Orphans)."
o Gold Watches 0
L Given Away. L
PRICES, 10, 20 and 30 CENTS.
Seals cow on ea'e ftt Ulackmau',
The World's
best. More
than hun
dred 7 hun
dred differ
ent styles
co ok s and
heaters,
Roofing-, Job Work, Plumbing,
l.ie Trough. Range Boilers
Conductor Pumps.
Hopkins & saltmarsh
-DEALER IN-
STOVES, WARE, SHEET IRON, COPPER WARE,
ETC., ETC.
Agent-. r "I'll Time" Heallnu and eunklnp Stoves.
etc., promptly attnnded to.
Job work, plumbing,
CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE IN THE CITY,
F.
KENTON.
3ALEH X3ST
RESH FAMILY GROCERIES
Choice Candy, Xuls, Fruit, etc.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
MSA ITHEtPOST OFFICE, ALBANY, OFEGON
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