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Newspaper Page TextUK DAILY DE10'JIU tXPAV. ...JULY ai.iSya rlT 13)3 & UTf X'I JST3-, I'M. turn I I'li'ilUher. Mt . ti i I' '. -tl-U t .Vlhnn.V 1 ! fWUHld-r.Ks illRll IllUtUit. AIIHI'tTM. ui.i;A' Iai.k. Mr M..kr( r:iiKri.! iluvi; of ri'pi L'hfntativc-i, v;is a lU-t c (i;ii't(u o.lk'i' Kriihiy. 1 v jtifurtiit'i! ,at lit l:ul it niiilioiituiivrly lliat thr m I'.tcilu: U iiliout U u re rontrol o Uu'L'oti l antic, am! mm iiiat kkui .1 rtili It tlirou rh to litie this wuson dor, m't H. He h.tyti tlu Southern ilk lias nut vol t';iUtii'i?d the O l ami i jmintiTs lie ivi't-ivt'd a few ilavs iit;, in Mr Simons, thai eompaiiv will nol it. SluniM the 1' i smuhv lliat mail uill let lln'111 into I'oill iml oi.e liay mot" than hv the route the nnv travel la'hfur (iazeiie. :,niMr Itan it tint v.-tilt n t.lm nxftiiiuum hv O. V, .v.iinhiI injffc in-. nth niiiiitiMM (.iir Ims'j win;ri t. V CiKil.v ItKAU. Our citizens will icrnlii-r the' account in the papers last iter of the killiiiif ff an i innense uriz hear in the Siskivous. known as okl Ll Foot. Me had bct-n the terror ot the iintry, killing an immense amount of t-ck, resulting In a large reward being I, red for his dl-Hli. Wm A Wright and m) liean succeeded in sliuotiug the U-il after a yiiiiv hunt. They afterward A the bear stuffed tnd are exhibiting hi through the valley. These men and animal are now in n lent near the i MoiHAT ollice, where the bear mav bi .'ii lo-morrow and W ednesday for only and 1 5 cents.and it will pay our citizens ota big.. I tf the lamotis grizzly. Saturday wan the 7th anniversary of the Sa'valloii Army on the Pacific Coast. 1 here Is a woman fakir with Robinson s clrcuK who l iiiih a knife, ring ami cane game. Salem ban joo more population than Al bany. We meekly admit it r.ow tliat the census has been taken. ;'The lale Charles II Hewitt left a daiiglit er, by his In hi wife, nged about ten years, now a tesiile'it lu Hum, Oregon, who . hrir lo any rronerty left by deceased. W1C4III11. The latest play on the laplo is one called ''"'he Oath." A lioihtr appears in the play am) throws nis riikr in a t.uik ot wan large dnr .it'ttfirs. btti-s the hori who appeal and 1 1 1 -ti tin: do;;, not the horc- pliiiich into the tank .".tl . miics the man It may be a soiuci of -.all-faction to our liziMis to know that tt-n vt-ars hunc hciilhe census man will agi.in be around that the Que.n City will have added an ther tfoosv; to lr.r i-. cLi.t li;;iire-( makini' her population 2Z,xx. vrr philo sophically says the IJakcr City Democrat The Willatnetle Vallev never has real lizard evrlones ; but recently it hail ceiii-utt c clone that mucK ine niaie Capital itmong oilier places, doing great lamage, tearing oil the rout oi inc a'aies- man ollice, tli;inoralizi.ig L-lct'tne wires, mashing a lot of boom pamphlets and de moralizing matters generally. II V Slcjau.a real estate dealer and hotel eeper of Cray's Harbor, has jumped the ountry and left a number of mourning creditors to gel wna. consoiauon inev ran out of his new remaining effecis. Sloan was last t-eeii at lloquiani on July 4lh,and it in Ktippn-fJ be went to the Sound and thence to UrUi-h Columbia or to Californ ia. Sloan collected together as much money us be could get, by t-ome supposed to be $5,ooo or 6,ooo, before bkippiug. Last Friday tbc Dkmolrat wrote Mr John Kelley for the census of Albany .and Saturday noon received a response stating that it approximately wa 7xm. Ileliev- iug there was a mUtakc the Ui: mock at wired Mr Keltey in reference to it receiv ing in the evening a repiy uiai me esti- mate.! population was seven molilalia tor voting pu-cinctt in finally, r.asi .in.iny and U cl Ainaiiv . i nc i-ugeuu oukiu gives the ligutes at 6.875, and will probably go on record a. Albany's pupula- rori xiiit of 11 11 . II II II K ANI AIIH04I. lion. i ne ; e'mets i 1- all a! ;f cour opu'.a'ion t J Sai m's oting pi but a hft'e n.f.re, 7,2 'Ji. hei ., I-.0..0 P:;, I e, ii was ai: hi- Coivallis liiie!..io vil'.e i.iyy. The popul-.ti. the t uy di'iiU, is 3,01 will probably tease half tb'y HA IX'KDAY. JiW F IWell &Co. (.UBiek' ad'iitti ti. Culd rnuei at Will A: h'tnrk'n, K, M. Fivueli keypu ruilroaU time, Ui-elc nindy d; ips at C H lt:owneli'a. A unw it:nj ol ijt-fjtitit-tf ;:t K C Searl'i, XVfIti'-s in (.ion.iolj nK S K Yuuog4, ('ln-i t cniiiivi:I Hv.iui potatoes at nroMu.iiV. I'rej. )ii !l-.n lib eai: c 1; c e Liii'ined; tu', (liegwii Citv Jack-ou- t 1.1-gCMC, 111 (mil the ciiv now lhi-ier ab.au being as large as Aloar.v. Ahhiiul 1,779; Vtimiville w bicli is jtit anout chdnied bv a local pij er theie a iew a;o. 'Hie .sumi.iy Oiegfjni.:ii s.i: The census f Oregon is showing the same tendency of population to gather in the cities that i noticed all over the country. It is unlikely that the total pop ulation of the slate has li.creased 11, ore than too per cent Mnee 1SS0. W nile mo;t of Ibe cities reported so tar have gained 200 per cent, some of the estimate given bv the supervisor are remarkable, Salem remains the second city in the ntute, hut falls sadlv short of the lu .000 ciaime J. Albany exceeds I he expeetation.of its peo ple and comes within 200 of Salem, with 71:00 people. (i runts l'tfss shows the greate t growth, 300 per cent siice 1SS0. Koselmrg, l.u .;ene, Ashland ami wreg City thow iiuout Ibc normal urban g 200 per ce.it. V I Allll It I HOT i:i tlKIBSi SO. 19. l.iovi.tW's. I'wr ..(; LV.ck'e. The iMe- Irst:d J V l...veii Jit.ic-oi .r -A Lull i III MilK AMj II A ( lilt. Tlio bent mukcH are to le found in Al bany at 1'rice & Kouhoii'b, who buvo just received a carload of the fiucut liacku and buggies to be found. Their prieeH, con Hidering quality, are remarkably low. It imvH to ride in a irooi mil'uv or nnek. Keep thin fuet in your head, and when getting one call on Trice it KoIihou, who have the largest variety to Hvlect from. , .:i-e ui.t.at Aire I t i.itly on uuu 1 ht ;et lu IIir,Statk( )r K S Ilolden : II ve um-d jour Kthe reil Cu;:h Syrup n.d cntiilt-r it 1I10 I o-t r.uiMly iu mihit fur t ha iliseacc i-.r U 11 U Z IS 1 l'0-ll M.'l ! . .J II CAM'KSTKti, Minie:t' . J A Ctiin::.i:ig, diugist. t.isisv M-ii-bV.M.d (irr.-.;;.) Work.IUv- 111 M'rlV j.liiuill.rfc.! l!)U S'-.(iJli e: O t Mi'f ai.d i v' Hrri., wo i-Uri I ', i hud lo how il. -i ''it. . .ill jivt- pr-Cf: ..ll mrid' tipnug over en rth I'eiituiliei.-. C. E i n, op-. I :iiuine low: corhum en draught at C IWuwiiell 8- Alarga and linet'.vk of gold canes to Re luct from at Will A: SUrkV Hive you Kten thoto p.iri'n tuita lliat liriuk ban jiidt received? 'I'hey uro uii:t. Spring j'ickvta and bended e:ipcs at re - ilii'Vrd prices ut Samuel Vuuug , If you want a lino toilet or hall: fcULp call on Miiuanl ct Lumek. City JJiug Mere- When wnutiu rifkt-t at re,tmi.; ell & Co. Acvidkxt. - Daiiv accidents occur in tiich individuals become more or less hi maeUatcd to loilovv their usual avoca .ins. In Pucb c.fl.ses it is a great conv iciie to be i insured 111 some sale Accident isuranceCo. Such i the Union Mutual i Chicago. Any male person over 18 rid under 65 years of age Is eligible to nembership. " To fully understand the :iiietits and wot king of this company you : 1 oil Id call on their agent, Joseph Talt in ie othec of L II Montanye, Mtrahan's flock. ONK-bim.il. A coupe residing near ilcm have just been married. The man I-aged 72 and the woman 56, The tnar i.tge contract shows how a woman can the woo! ovei the eyes ot men. nil Should she die first he is to get none of cr property, but should his days coaie to end bhe Is lo receive his wealth, in ckness she is to be cared for by him, but loulil the groom oe taken ill he is to be ared for In a hospital Gas. The matter of getting gas at Drain ftccms to be a matter of "prospect," same as at Astoria and with V 8 .add. bays the 1'laindealcr; "Boring for ,;as at lJrain is progressing with more and uore favorable indications, llortng will Lontir.ue until the well is 1000 feet deep ailcss gas or oil is sooner reached. It lb ow thought that something will be sttuck lefore half that depth is attained." Tun Jacks. The Cincinnati Enquirer a of "A Tair of Jacks," which comes to the Opera House to morrow evening. I lavlin's Theater, had the appearance ol mid season yesterday, when "A 1 air of Jacks" opened. The lobby was crowded with ticket wuyers, ana at uuui uic noon and evening performances the house was packed by enthusiastic auditors. The performance was assuredly made a most gratifying hit, and the bits of comment made bv those who came between the acts were of the most favorable time. There is iust enoiPjh of distinct in"A Pair of lacks' lo hit U tiuin Hie ci at uicaiitm 01 u win- comedy pure and timple. The humorous complications into w ntcn j uuge jui.ik.uiu r lank are Invalved are never lost sight (,l !M; Snowies. In the first named rbatat ier. disnlaved the same quality of comedy ability that made him a valuable member of the company at Auguslin Daly's theatre the past season. V J Kus v.-ll nc hnclnrt-iik. wasOllitC of bis CO- workei in the matter of fun making, anu these two bid the most valuable assistant li. iiwt M.-.-nM nf Sol Aiken, whose work in tlw l'l mnti'tt rharaeter stood out with marked prominence. Mollie Thompson is soubrettc who nceu noi icir in Iwr Hn . nnl it is safe to say that her "cartwheel" finish to her dance in the firdt act gave the audience as complete surprise as an auitience ever gets. 11 was uw. the curtain tA'icc. "A l'air of jacks" is a sure card. It is yet jouni;, t.ut even now it is crowding the best of similar cntcrtainmer.ts for the first pl.tci-.and the hit It made augurs well for its future." Jf the Orcirun Stute i-athi-r ISuroau, i-o-oneratiiii: with V. S. Siiimil Service, eentrul Ollice, l'urUuiid, Orej-'-jn, for the week cikHiik Suturdny, July 19th, WM: WEATIIE't. In iIk? western portion of the state the temperature was Iwlow the normal, in the central portion about normal.ln the eastern portion above the normal. icmi.iiu.r. nn nr more occurred in Umatilla, Baker and Malheur counties, in hcvciu t ,.n Hi,. tiMimerature was bcloiv S3 aid :ilinvi .tfi (icnerally part'v ciouuy weiiiiiti !.- ailed : no rain 1 re-iorted to have taller. tlio best Krol-'dl iRft i;''h iiieos eall on 1 the 'Mid pi;.:." .r. II- rU i-.-.i : I-;.-:-. .-.114 - I-. i-:ci.s & ,b; SPECIALIST. H OS t r.-.xt (V.k r ! 'J rri.i:-r.it otl'n.-i ) Alt-uiiy, Or. A l!i! I'ki'iiiiit lln.i.. A ear-1'i.ul of as line a lot of furniture ufl linn ivcr bven ... . ... .1 1... s-cen in Allianv, una iK.e.-i reeeivm uy l'Virtiiiiiii r & IrviiiL'. ItcoiiiiiKtHOl about twenty varieties of elegant center tables, in Kith eer.lm v mm oilier nnisii ; nuiici (oiue bedroom' sets, stands, tables, etc. l'eoiile wantini! the latest and pi-cuicst in Ibelurniliire line Hiicuui can in once mid see these (foods. TIioul'Ii the lreicbt bill was law the prices will "e as reas onable as possible. (Corner Stonf. Laying. The corner tone lnvirii' of the new M. K. Church will .ike place to-morroiv evcninif.the exercises k-yinning at 0:30 p. 111. Kcv S 1 Wilson, ('residing r.lder, and several other ministers are expected to be present and articip.tte in the exercises, which promise be of a very interesting natu.c. t cor- ial invilation is extended to a'l to be resent. To Nioiir. The Hoard of Trade meets -nlght at the Council Chambers. There :iould be a full attendance. Albany is l:i . position now to net wi'.li good results. Tne recent census shows that the clly is ot made up of a pack of liars aud that oar ivord can be relied on suppose we move illht lively and take advantage of the plendid start we have goiten. j 1 lire mill keou.v I he gentleman- INlr J V llaswell, who was l:i Pendleton omc months since and remained here everal days, seeking assistance to estab ish a woolen ndll, and went aw.tv with- )ut being assisted, met with better buc- l-ss at spoka nc rails. Capitalists there -inscribed to $75,000 of I he stock In three lays and work on the mill has commenced. The mill will employ one hundred hands. E. (J. Crook County. The Mercury in ther. moinetors showed a temperature of oS de grees at nocn several days this week, though theie w as noinconvencience caused from the heat. A C Palmer, accompanied by Mrs T M Baldwin and children, started on Thurs day for Hie Willamette alley. Mrs Baldwin goes to Scio lo visit ncr moiner. Nf Mnlvabill, who was down from Sum mit Prairie the lirst of the week, tells us the grain alon Ochoco looks excclent. lie tl. inks it will yield the best crop that has been harvested for five or six years. Judge Sumner and family and Rev F R Spaulding started on Thursday for the Willamette vallev. The judge and family go on d vitit.'but Mr Spamding leaves Prlneville permanently. He expects to fco to Brazil as a missionary. Charley Klkins, of Beaver, was in town last Saturday and Sunday. He says the cattlemen of Beaver have plenty of beef for sale, but It will take $30 a head to get it. and besides the beef must be received at l-.eavcr and not driven to Deschutes bridge as in the past. Review. (Kill's. The weather conditions have been ex tremely favorable to growing crops and to harvesting operations. The hay crop has about all been housed ard it hts been more than was anticipated ; both quantity and quality arc about an average. Late wheat is lilling well, the meshes are quite large, the berry large and plump. The spring wheat will make a much better crop than was expected. Earlv wheat harvest is in (nil bbit and ibe iel'd is fully an average or more so. The' entire wheat crop of Oregon this vcar bids fair to be larger than ever before " Thousands of acres in Uma tilla and Union counlUs will average from 32 10 40 bushels per acre. The average number of bushels of wheat per acre will generally be secured, this together with the Increased acreage will produce the in creasedyleld. Barley, rye and oats are promising good yields. The weather has been cool for corn, though in Wasco coun ty it Is doing very well. In Benton coun ty some varieties of early peaches are ripe. In Jockson county the second crop of alfalfa Is being cut and the yield is unusu ally heavy. About Hardman, Morrow county, grass-hoppers are doing consider, able damtge. Sweet corn, peaches and melons arc now being shipped from TLe Dalles. The p.um and prune crop ts laige. ine codlin moth is doing damage, especially in Ihe Willamette Valley. Spraying the trees is proving beneficial. From every section 01 ine state come reports of good crops. 11. S. P.ui'E, Observer U. S. Signal Service. Assistant Director Oregon Weather I!ii- reau. Lost. On Sunday last on the road from Albany to Lebanon, a lady's hand satchel contained a celluloid collar and other ar- tlcl .s. Finder p'ease leave at this omce Mr l t. Blaoknlin te-i.iy "hipped to Portland live nundied tons of uurned stone It snows lip a hne shape aud is a good stone as can he h uml id the vaucy. A Biu Variety. It is always a privi l,-.to to lmve a liic stock to select from. .1 b 1'owc 1 c.V U0 aiWBVS lllivo oil liaim the laruest variety of fruits and vegeta bles of any establishment in the city, a lact easily lenrneu oy inspection. KOTM'1 Sot-TiisiiN Pacific Company, ) Lines in Okehos. J Portland, Or, July 12, 1800. ) On .nrl after July 15th. 1890, a J J until fui thtr uotice. traios 1" nd 22, of the Leba non Branch, will be auuulleri. E. f. liOOERS, AsstOFandPAgt. Ahead of Time. The freshest and best .'rocerics and fruits in the market at J as I- Pi.tvi.ll C.'a J (let your cunncd goods at Jas F Powell Jas V Powell & Co lead ill the crocerv business. Jas F Powell & Co are rushed with busi ness liecnuse they have the goods ami give itirgains. Quite Astonishing Probably the largest and finest line of fruits, vegetables. itc, ever brotiirht to Albany, may be seen ! J F Powell - Co., just in from" Califor nia. For peaches, apricots, pine apples. iel ries, etc. Cad on them. On! Yes. Call at J U Doudas' con fectionary store for choice ice ereatii, in ents a dish, milk shake, 5 rents, and t'verything else equally cheap. First Mrect, opposite Kuss House. For Sale.- The undersigned will sell it public auction at Schmeer's stable, in this citv. on Ihe 26th d.iv of lulv. lS(io. at 10 o'clock a. m., a number of gIod horses, lerms of s:ile : Six months time without interest, uith approved security. Wells Bros A; Slade. Warm Weather. A fine slock of re iglatoro anu .ieatn freezers may be 'een at Sterart & Sox's. Nothing like them for the house. Mi si.in 1'Mir.nnE.AR. In great variety ' styles at lml torn prices. Hiiinnel K Young. Oeo. M dine Ksn . a risine young attor ny of Murray Malm, formerly a Rochester N. Y. neighbor of Democrat mu,i iu the city. Great Slai-giitkk. O W Simpson has made a ureal slaughter hi prices on all summer eoods lo close them out namely : Lawns that we sold for u'i it (f 16? reduced to 8 cents. All wool challies that we sold for 20 25 ft, 30 reduced to 15 cents. Challies that we sold for 10 12 ts I": reduced to 7 cents. Satteens that we sold for ld'j 20 ft 30 r.-.tnred to I ? cents. And a general reduction on all summer ,iml. Look at display and puces 10 ine ft window. G. W. .Simpson. Sl'I'.lNO ANllSt MMEH DELICACIES. 1 1 1.. isri.t unci finest line of fureiirn ami ilo- iin u.kib ns in curing and stimtm novellies iust received ana is ready for Inspection at .aches & pon, Merchant Tailors and Drapers, Opposite l'ost Ollice. ten l'n,-l have iust received r.i ii tha c ut :i 1.1 wj invoic; f w:ill pn oer iHirders, (lecoriilions, etc., including the'plain ingrains which are becoming i.,,i.nliir. These goods are better tyles ami cheaper than ever More. Sami el F. OIN 1 W Pientlov. best boot and shoe makerj: J . .. ... ,i c. i. : . jtty, opnoiltfl rftriniui"- ix n i ius Kuw orrsm chtose just leosived a. Coi.rnl Albany ou top. Jluw docs S dcin like tlio eiLSus ? Read the Oregon litid Cu's big ad. Oj the fourth piig. A nev lino cf drosi buckivs just received at the i.tdies Huz.-ia.r. I Call at the Ladies Uuiur aud sea th lutert novelty iu h iir ornaments A convention of Sheriffs was held at Slem to-lay. Mrs Matilda Churchill, of Halsey.is iu the city visiting relatives. Kugene LaForest and family, Mrs Barnes and Mrs J J Dubruille left to-day for the rinnley soda tpnugs. A Celestial was tindd $' snl costs fir as Bnult iu the kitchen of tbe Revore Houre Saturday evening. Mr II A Montgomery was kicked by a horse at Brownsville Saturday, whilt. going down the approach at the bridge and bad his leg broken. The Chicago Comedy Company closed their week's enuai!ement hr.re Saturday even lug to a good house, giving a very pleasing entertainment. Mrs Dr Reed, of Chicago, spent Sabbatb in Albauy, he guest of Dr In me. They were friends forty-live years ago when the the Doctor wasniucleen and Mrs Reed thir teen, aud have not seen each other siucs. llermaa Wise, of Astoria, the leading clothier there, aaveitises that he ha? a 8300 Let with drummer J Ash that lie will sell $15,000 worth of goodtin CO days, and that the money was pat uu in County Cieik frenchard s hands. A tire alarm st 10 o'elook Saturday evening give the departmenta long run to theerstern limits of the city, where an old barn belong ing to A Hackleinan was found about con sumed by tire. There was a small amount of hay in it. Of course tramps set it afire. About thirty, including the members of the real estate uino, went to Salem this noon to indulge in a game of base ball with the Salem dirt sellers. The came was to be play ed on Simpson avenue for 70 and 30 per cent ol t third of the electric motor hoe receipts for three hours. Saturday afternoon while stowinz away hay iu the barn of Henry Settlemire, at Tan gent, Jas Sheridan fell a distance of about twenty teet on the barn rrjor. breaking bis right thich bone, knocking out three teeth, cuttiuu nis hps badly and bruising him gen erally. Ur Mill set tlio bouea and ne is now doing well. This nooa in eomi'-.e. fiu-n lb depjt one of the wheels of the Ravcrc llou-e bus t kik spin from the axle, neeensitatiug aslrvit car ude by tha p:issen :eis. lUmnlicrg Block, Albany, Oregon. P.y the most moiU'i'ii and approved methods cures 1 email) (li.-eases iinu 1'riMite dis eases of either sex. lie has a sure cure for Catarrh of the head. Consultation is fne ninl everything strictly eoliliib mini. Ollice hours 10 to 12, 2 to 4 and 7 to fi. Residence, corner Third and Montgomery streets. Cannot bo successfully traveled wish- out cood health. To rejcli weatth or anj cov&ted position In Ills requires laetuil poscestisn end ceratlon of ell the tz ulllas kind nature his endomd us wilt. TI.eto conditions car.r;otcxI:t ur.lsssthc pliytlial toir.3 Is It ptrfsc! urarklna trior, and this is Impossible lien lha (Ivor end epleen r.ro torpid, thuscbstruct liig il sccro'.lcni, ciuiing Indigestion and i;:pc?:!a, aim all ol ij-.jlr accora pjr.jh g l-.srrcro. E7. KEN LEY'S Erglisi! Dsp.dsilon Tonic e:tert6 a suecti"3 tr.nuir.ee ever the liver, c.cite II to real:'-.; action, resolves Its chronic en:org3:rienls, and promotes the Bccroilonsi cutb3 indtnectlcn and conetl- ca'Jon, shtretr.j tha sppetlto, tones up the entire s;;t:n, and ir.kss lite worth IHr.S. OPKKA oltcc lo Blcr -osuinersi -o nerson supplied with water from the Company's mains will be permmeu 10 supplv, In any way, omcr persons ui Mi llie, or to allow waler to be us?d from i,lr !n- for Inilkllne purposes ov any one unless written permission is obtained from the Company ollice lor sucn use. Km ore to comn V in ims rule mav be followed by shutting the watcroff from the premises of the ptrty so offending without no'ice. Albtni, Or, July 12, ibox. ALl'lAXY CANAL, WaTUR, TRANS ) i-ortatios and Lkiiiting Co. j 1 H. OKOOOD. FB M. French, -DKALXR IS Seth Thomas 1WC&2E8 Wa nam F.S. O-Rood, of Osgwl Jlrrv, tbo proir.!nent drutrslnts of Seventh and I'.romiMiiy, imkiand, iu alettcrto tho Kdwiu V. J..y To., Julv i:h, BVB, " Wo bavo no pn.-ixirHtlon on o'ir Mielves. that bIiows fciK'h refuha us Joy's VfwWu Sar BftTiarllln. A eustonuT nf u-h li' lnn ou Ninth St., tells uutluit it n-Iievi"! l.cf nlmont iiuTiu'di- ateiy of lux diciiupsift; unit anotiuT rn urona way Tfp,,rta tl,Ht three bottl.-s eutlrcly cured him of bis consttvutim. A vt'ur wo wo only IxjUffbt ft sixth of u iozcu KtH-s iit .1 tlnii?. Kow WcL-u' it bw t'uC yi-OHS. It rccouiiuuiluJ ilsell.' WKI1TE STEAKS LAIifsDRY S E Smith, White Steam Laundry. Doea irenoral Isimdrv wrrk SuitHCleaii' ed. Con er 4lli a-jd Laf ayette ki n, Albany and QPECTACLES C O eye-glasseO For Sale ! ! Choice Rtock i?roceries. fisturfs. Ac. Doing good business. Good leftson tnt selling, ad a 1 ess, MM." P O box 375. THE BREAD WAGON, and getFUESH BilEAD every morning, or leave orders with J 11 Duclfc& oppoKit the Kus M-'ii-e ' : Delivered all the city City Drug Store. Stanard & Gusick Proprietors. Successors to Guiss & Son. Dealers in drugs, medicines and chemicals,faney and toilet articles, sponges, brushes, perf:unerv,school and ar tistssupplies. Thysician's prescriitions accurately ennvnounded. HOUSE! 0XE SIGHT O'TX TIESDAY, JVLV 2'ili. Musical :TIIE LATEST: -- farcical -:- Comedy, I h-y,. i i.t rect-ivvi'. Ur-jn u-.toi.-e of lac ouilBinn, mngiiu iu J-rii e I.-om one mi nun d-llup (nir, fcrini, urt.in ui-ts. etc. Al" line of curtuin jo;e nrd fu-nlture cofer- wimk II Gratian lionnell. tw), author bf ,atur.l Ou," '-Later On." Ktc. It. U. Knnwka .H IHlr: JA'.h, tVra J. Iluaat-ll u bOCToK JACK, And ft superb Company. Introducing tha LATEST SOXCS, FRI'HITBST FEATIT.US. liHLATF.Vr NOVKI.T1KS. minx m. am :s i-rT. neern(i ata un Sale fcl lu.AtKMa'a bai o Stori IOH. SamielK Yovsu. Fi-B Sale A brain; i.uo l"n of aorrel boraea, S r.d C eaTll (.1-1, wt.(;hin 13J0 each. Ooe new 13 tcl le W1on, Slitch el lu.ll. ' JW Nt"lS- rARAcoi.. I have juet received a new invoice of l'arasols. Sniiiucl h loitii!.'. New cmbrokldileii, flounclnj's lace flounchiif In Cotton and tilk, black and rr,-im I .ni-ci in Imitation point, nNo new dciiuns In blr. ..(i white i.tcc, including Vamlyck and Elfcl Tower. New ruchlngs Sami.-f.l E Yolnc. lriDftm rummer irojlcn jnat rocr-.-. ichi & Sou, opponte I'ostullice. CHy Meal Eaitol SHDLTZ BROS,, Proprietors. R'p a full line :f .Tientn nf nil kinds in . xi kf!, oiiipjt -Iy pro tected; nd alwan freJ. baud aftlinoD EedCrownMills S0M. MXNIN0 & C .. I SOl'R'S. USV- I XOCIK-I fLOUB nrrEIUOR fOh FAMIM. isi) "iKrpj est. KESST ST015AGF FACILITIES. KEEP YOUR ox ti:k dvance ;-s i nresner ! -AibO Their- Traction Engines; Automatic Stacke r. Etc Also read what one of the solid men of Linn i-uuiity says about ih am: MlLLF.lt S, LlNV Coixtv, OitrcoN.) September 25, iS:y f MR. Z. T. WRIGHT, Portland, Oregon, Jk-iirSir: In reh.-reure to lour luotlrv n to Wow I hkeo my Advance Th'esber, purclmscd of veil ihl v-ar, i:l my tbc Adviir.cc t'oe more and better work than any other machine I cvir -, and I have mn ail that are rep resented In Oregon. .... It threahea fjMcr, clean the grain belter, run lighter and fai ea the groin better from the atraw, than anv other .nav bine, .n d sr ma lo be trot.g and durable. 1 am ready at anv time to go Into a Irinl villi anv other niarhii.e except the Advance and thresii for from ioo to $500. Tl-.ey are trie hct In tbc n.uikct without doubt. If you dcalre von can refer to me at nnv aud all timea. ' Signed . ' . I. P, MILLER. For further particulars address Z. T. WRIGHT, Albany, or Portland, Oregon. Send for his list of 193 names of parties who have purchased Advance Threshers in Oregon, Washington and Idaho. M HI CI.