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Newspaper Page TextPAILY DEMOCRAT. MONDAY OCTOllKK 13, 1890 Pululshad evo.-j uay lu lliu week ex sept Sunday. RTlTliS i NUTTI.U, M iton and Prop'rs. Scio. Workmen have been making niortar durinp the week to plaster the new church. John llerrv of Albany hat the contract lor putting on the planter. Kleven perrons were baptized In Crab- tree Creek hut Sunday by Evangelist Lindscy. Wanted. A (rood baker with small capital is wanted In thia city. A iood oven with the latent Improvements will be lurnishcd him very cheap. Entered attho 1'ost onie at Albany, Or Koii( an aocond u'hmh mall uiatlnr. L.OOAI., UKCOUD. CIuite Aiisknt Mindko. Absent-nil nd cdness has many illustrations, but the uct of a tobacco-clicwer which was told us the other duv, surpasses any yet. A stranger left the Umatilla House and went to flic depot, procured his ticket and came back to the bote! to wait unul the passengers had taken their breakfast. In his forget- fulness the tobacco-masticator had placed the ticket in Ills mouth and used Ills teeth to a good advantage in chewing It into small pieces. When the conductor gave the warnimr all 011 board he tried to lind his ticket; but hunted in every pocket to no advantage, feeling some foreign sno stance under his tongue he took out 1 corner of bis destroyed ticket. That chew cost him $3 ss, fare to l'ortlund. Tne Dalles T. M. own. lie has been seen uv severa. unic. ent parlies. Last Monday Mrs Ur Cole and dam? iter were r ding lowaru Aiuany n a buggy on the Sanderson Dnuge ruau, 1' when near the Uakview school noust. some four miles from town.they saw larg- cougar, probably the same one seen by oilier parlies in tiie neighborhood, In the road a short distance aiiead of the team. Press. Albany's Iiio Rarty. Invitations are out for a select concert and colilllon.to be given at Albany, under the auspices of Temnle Commandrv. No 3, Knights 1 em ptor, in honor of the meeting of the grand rommnndrv of Oregon there on Tuesday, the 2811 Inst. The committee In charge of this affair have arranged wilh Slg Lib- erati. the ureal musician and leader, to furnish the music on theoccasion.wltli his entire orchestra consisting of lifty-one drilled musicians. Salem will be well rep resented at the sister city on this occasion Already many are looking forward with great pleasure to the date of the grand party. Statesman. Oct 2Mb is the date, "Cap" Humphry Converted. "Cap' Humphrey lias been conveited to the true laith. lie reiaieo 10 a group ui inuw tills morning iliat he had become a demo crat. despite his long and faithful service In the e. o. n. He had. been presented with a wash bill bv an unfeeling China man this morning, "and he had concluded to ioin tne ranks of the great "unwashe and unterrilied, wherein the use of water it unknown. "Cap" was immediately surrounded by democratic Iriends and con gratulations over Ills change of heart. l'endlcton E. O. MlkFlTg. The undertakers of Oregon w ill meet In Portland 011 the Joth Instant. It Is to be hoped they do nothing to increase the business. No doubt a great many voung men come to Oreeon leavim? sweethearts be hind to lade and d e of broken hearts, a postmaster In a neighboring city has re- Whliln Hit nnst len davs a L'er.uine life ceived t lie followini' letter, which tells of Izeil minor has heun roaminif at his own such a case: "Will vou please be so kinc weet will on Hunurv Hill iust soulh of I as to inform me if Mr has tak en his mail from your oflice since August loin, ricasc make a tew inquiries aooui liis wlijicahouts for me. If be was dead no one could inform me. perhaps he has found a esleru lady and forgotten cusicrn o it. Take the Leah. A Mercury reporter with three judges, called at J. M. Mover & Co's store for the purpose of a brief conversation witll one of the proprietors, Mr. 1.,. 1). Cole. Upon arriving at tne store It was almost Impossible to gel UiroUL'h to the olhce. owing to the Im mense piles ot doming received 110m me mills at Albany. We were told that the stock before us was but a small portion o. the fall invoice, and owing to the lack 01 room had to leave the rtmalndjr 111 tne bale until this amount was sold out, which ill reoulre but a few d-iys. After the examination this slock was adjudged the finest clothing that was ever made in the nort h west. 31 e rc u ry . Among Hrkakuks. As Albany is to have a bridge next year, probably about such a structure as Salem's, the Democrat will endeavor to keep our citizens posted about their trials and tribulations, and perhaps thus enabie this city to avoid some breakers. The Statesman "says, there are those in Salem and they are many who have been carefully watching the con struction of the big Marlon and Polk county bridge across the river at Salem, who give It as tneir opinion mat me uig central pier that has just been completed is settling and is already several Indies out of nlnmb. It Is said to lean to the east. Thia is not given as a fact, but is gathered from current rumors. It makes r.o difference to the business of Albany or any part of it where the new bridge shall be locatcd.iust so the city gets it When the location Is sclecied there should be unanimity towards raising the money for It regardless ol Its site, inc bridge Is what Is wanted. HOME AAlf allBOAU. Wholesale dealers have notified o'.r local hardware merchants that the price o cutlery has advanced one-third. This i due to the McKlnlev MM, and wi'l be good thing for manufactories already mak ing enormous profits. The fanner will like it, "in a horn." A CiraiMl Rail In a llaeholar'e Hall. Albany, Ocl. 11, tS9o. On Friday night, last, a party of young folks gatheied it the residence of K. S. Ingram, for lhe purpose of having a little neighboihood dance, which was the first of the season. The whole neighborhood last season was too dead even to bury, so the boys have decided to make up for it this year, and. as luck has it. thev have opened up with a splendid beginning. Powell &Co. T. I.. Wallace & Co. Have Ytereclt lliave you. Joe Watson Mt this nooj for Portlaud, Choice sweet LMawaro grapes reotlved iresii every innruiiig at C r. Urownell a. A lario number of doad birds may beseeu 10 tho windows ol th millinery stores, Yuu should ca'l and see those line library limp at C b llrowuell a before buyiug use- wnere. Do not pass C K Hrowncll'e store if ou want to live economically, llest goods and lowest prices uaranteid. A line display of ehlidrens school shoes on ceuter table at C h llrowuei: s are going rani J ly at less than lirsteost. tall and select a air before they are all gone. Tickets lor ALL eastern point, over ANY route, lor aala by W. L, Jotter, at S. 1. ticket ollioe, The ON LY plaeo in the city where Hjst ern tickets cau be purchased is of W. L. Jester, at tlio Southern Pacitie Co's ticket ollice. Drllill and D V S Uiid bare beoa ap- poiute.d bj the K.ofl. delegates to the k'ratul loilge, which nineta at The LUlies this week. Mr Wiiiriiild Amilecata and wife.of Hose burg, spout Sihhath in Alb.tny, the gueit of Mis Applfcgite scnusiusj f anil lllioda Mali. They wera on their wedding tour, having oeeu at rortlaud attending tlio lair. J F Hail, UO lfa.vue, DrJLHill, QE Propst, Orville Crawford, Geo llochstedler and Oh Irvine, of the Albany K of P, left this noon for The Dalies, to attend the grand lodee of K of P. They were to be joined at Portlaud byllvo Held lists. U1KUI1 AttltiYi.u. TUrjr Have Takm ulllrea el the Severe lluusr. for This Meek Only, Orl. l:il ll lu I'JIh, These far-faineil pliysieiaiiH, w ho have neliieved n great reputation throughout tlio Northwest, have bwn prevailed upon iv parties in tlii vicinity to visit Alliuny. One of thu doctors will open office in tlm Uevero House, for 0110 week '.raw: Oct 13 to lii. Room and the opportun ity hIioiiIiI not In- lost to consult tins linii mm iilivsieimi. i lu conies highly recom mended nnl liuli-n with tintiiiioniuls from throughout the elate, mul the an thenticated reportH of Ins c'res seein nuthing short ol luiiaeiiloUH. IUh ollice consultation ia free, so that should there bennv eases that urn incurable lie will immediately discover them, thus saving their patrons any further expen diture ol money mill tune, which tiiey might otherwise siiiainler. I'nlike other physiciano who have he come eminent in their profession, the doctors' charges nveextremely moderate, and they will not undertake any cases that they cannot cure or benefit. T)rs Darrin nn.ko a specialty of dis eases of the Kyi1, Knr, Nose anil Throat, and all nervous, chronic and private diseases, such as, I,nss of Manhood, lllood Taints, tsyplnllis, t Sleet, Uotiorr luea, Stricture, Siierinuttorrhiea, Semi nal Weakness, or Loss of Desire of Sex ual Power in man or woman. AH peculiar Kemale Troubles, Irregular Menstruation, l.ucorrhira, Displacements, etc.. are confidentially and successfully treated, and w in under no eircuiiiHtances take a case that thev cannot cure or ben efit Their oflice hours nre from 10 to 6, Geo C Scotten. Albina, Oregon, rlnglnr noises In the ear and deafness, cured. Mrs S A Wooden's girl, 94 Columbia st. Portland, nervous debility and malarial lever and discharging ear, restored. Win Altnow. Uiewev, (jiant Co, Or.ca- tarrbal deafness and ringing In the ear for 20 vear, perfectly cured. Mrs' 8 W Metzger, Gresbam, Oregon, dyspepsia, liver complaint and pain In the stomach twenty-tnree years, resioreo. v,-.. vi ............ tr...-K. IwiO.I lnrt. laud, rheumatism, neuralgia and fema! troubles, cured permanently one year ago. ; lliese, seven miles west of I'ulton.Or. liver and kidney trouble, dizziness and pains ovei the whole system, restored to health. Chas ltruggrer, RtcJvllle, Oregon, al. mosi total blindness from effects of meas els, restored after all other doctors said he , , - , 1 ineir ouiee iiiiius i There are only two state, producing qwek dailj, j.: veIlint,H 7 to 8 silver tiz ; wHiiiuruiii buii uh-s-m. - , . v urea 01 or vaio iiisenseB Biuimim-tu and never oiiblishcd in the papers. Most cases can receive home treatment after visit to the doctors' ollice. Iniiuires Enterprising. A U Seal, the T tour 1st, also coffee and spices, returned tills morning from a jaunt in the Southern regions of Oregon. He has never been known to come back without a new gag, or something of a very modern nature. Tills time it Is a good sized toy bag pipe, that sounds just like a big one, the bag be ing rubber a little heavier than that of toy balloons. As It Is quite novel Seal has proven himself the hero of the hour and the center of attraction. Siiedii Items.- Last Friday night lhe residence of Mr Becker, the blacksmith, was partly consume 1 by fire.whicli caught from a flue, causing a loss of about $150. Insured In the State of Salem. On Thursday afternoon some one enter ed the residence of J H Campbell, during a short absence of the fanily, and com pletely overhauled trunks and drawers, emptying things promiscuously into one room, evidently se&ing for money, which was not found.nor was anything else taken. They Have Come. A large and ele gant assortment of suitings, never surpass ed in Alha.iy, and can bo seen at W R Graham's. "The designs are very pleasing and will suit the most fastidious. Mr Graham appreciating the desire here for stylish goods in elegant patterns has taken extra pains to bring on a stock of such Millings as will meet wilh general favor. If you would see the best stockof goods in this line ever brought to Albany call at the tailor shop of W R Graham. Hisiiop Dubs. The celebrated Bishop Dubs, of the Evangelical Church, will nrench at the Court House to-morrow night, and will no doubt receive a packed house. Our citizens have been pre'.iy well filled dp onthemattersof this church; but as the llishop Is one 01 tne central fii'iires of the controversy, (an anti-Bow inanite.i there will be a crowd to hear from headquarters. Dcuiii.bdtiib Price. Early in the sea son some of the hop raisers of Fox Valley contracted their hops at 17 cents, which was considered a good price then. One of lhe producers who refused to enter into any such arrangement was MrBerry, who w as in the city to-day and sold his crop for hist double the price mentioned, getting 34 cents, a handsome figure. Hops were ' in if lor certain tins year. Want a Ladder. Rescue Hoook & Ladder Co, No 1, need an extension lad der quite badly, as has been demonstrated on several occasions, and w ill ask the council tomorrow night to contribute at least a part of the cost of a new one, an d that body will no doubt consider the mat ter lavoraoiy, The DfnE Gone. Advertising do wonders. It has most effectually ban ished tlio dudo from the United States, it has also helped to build p a live grocery business for Conn & Heudricson, of this citv, where high prices ore un known. They keep a line line of groce-ri.-u i.rndticp. etc.. and doing their own work, sell at bottom prices, as can be easily learned by pricing their goods. which deserves much credit, to which I am going to endeavor to do justice to- ards. The music was furnished bv D. Hogan, of 'tangent, and Win. il. Looney. sou of the late A. S. Looney. Thev did their part well. Soliciting committee, George llopllck; committee on relresnmenis, Hike Holing; caller, Mr. Vtottard; noor manager, H. Holing. Only a small crowd was expected though there was a nouseiui and plentv of girls. The kitchen was cleared and two sets run till day break. Some declined to attend on account of its being a bachelor's hall; but the crowd that was there has attended nfany an en tertainment that they did not have near as good a time at. I overheard nirin pram say that he only regretted not having a good house for us. Good houses do not always giyc the most pleasant re ceptions. I took particular notice that erytlung was in pcrtcci order, a place for everything and everything in its place. 1 he ladles dressing room was only a pic turesnue of beauty, the most neatest lady could not have shown more neatness. I must say that Mr Ingram is an exception of a housekeeper, and not only an excep tion, but the boss to give an entertain ment. I never have saw guests go away fioin a place any better pleased, as I have heard so many of them express themselves as to the ple'asures they had and how he got about to make it pleasant for vs. His Unknown Friend. are six reiues, three in California and three in Douglas county. Or. There are seven furnaces, three of which are in Douulas county. The yield of cinnabar was in lSS'J, 2,'Jo4 short tons nr 10.4M flaska. The amoubt ef waiiea paid waa Sf'il,"SU. The number of men employed as 1161. Bishop It Dubs, of Chicago, who will sneak st the fL'ourt House to-lliorrow even iugat7:.0. will be introduced by bin J Howersox. Public service for all denomina tions and people. Ushers, H V Merrill, Krank Wallace, Ed Crosiao, Claud una, Fred Fortmiller. KM Huston. AH minis ters aro invited to frout ssata on the plat form. SOT ISOLATED CASKS. Toihow that tho cures mado by Joy'a Vetre- ..1.1.0 .....111. tmlnnlv! not OXCCPtlOtial cases, but that It helps even-body, we elto a few polypus in the nose, fifteen years, cured, Instances where two In the samo family took It Wm Kohler, aged ',2 years, Jacksoi answered and circulars sent free. Read the following testimonials of re markable cures. names that can 111: kepkiikkd to. Henry Slough, Macleav, Oregon , deaf ness, fifteen years, restoied. Wm Hunter. Eugene Citv, Oregon, ca tarrh, twenty years, restored. Volua Webster, Weston, imatuia t-o, Or, catarrh. cured. B H Rici, n B st. Portland, heart dis ease, cured three months since. Geo II Hamilton, 32 Stark st, Portland, toppage of the tear unci, cured. Jos Moore, St Charles noiel, 1'jrnanu, Buggies anil Hacks. The best makes are to be foundin Al bany at Price St Robson's, who have just recived a1 carload of the finest hacks and bUEuiesto be found. Their prices, con sidering quality, arc remarkably low It pays to ride in a gooe buggy or back. eep this xact in your neau ana wnen get- ng one call on I'rice Ac Kobson, who :ive the largest variety to select Irom. The AsToaiA B & LA. At a meeting of the stockholders of lhe Astoria Build ing and Loan Association held Oct 1 Si. 200 was loaned out to the M E Church on 03 months interest In advance amount ing to $567, and $1,400 to Miss Maggie Grant on so months interest in advance amounting 101(525. Astorian. The ''Opliir" is the name of a now mining claim tiled by M r JHEirly. Il is located in the tjaartzviile district and it is nopea will pau out as well as its California name-Bake. Mr. lulius Joseph has decorated his cigar store so that it presents quite a neat and metropolitan appearance. Hon Jeff Meyers, of Scii, was iu the city to-day, meeting his constituency. KidGi.oves 1 Handle. Our Own, a genuine kid glove, warranted at $1.50 per pair. The celebrated P Centcmcri at $1.60 per pair. The Mather In button and stay Jnstpnlnirs at Si. 7s per pair. The genuine Foster hook at A2.00 per pair. Also Mus- quetair, Sued and Glace finish. Samuel E. Young. Jackets and Wraps. I am now roceiv ing niv fall anil winter stock of Iadis, ,;u:,.a 01.. 1 rliililrcna inckcts and wraps, which are of the latest style and good ,,. i ,1ip:li as standard goous can lie lioucht. i have on hand a lot r( ls.liea Newmarkets carried over from last year, which 1 am selling at cost to close them out to make room for new arrivals. Samuel 1: loran a - Watch Will & Stark's. Will & Stark liftvn repp Ived a new line of as elegant, n us reliable watihes. gold and silver, lr ladies and eentlemen.as have ever been offered to the pontic in Albany. They are attracting considerable attention, and buy ers should not fail lo Inspect them. Noveties in Wash Fahrics. I have h,ol rneeived direct from Chicago novel- ties in wnsli urcss goous. iiienciv uiiub nr full mul winter wear. I am receiving the largest line of staple and fancy dress goods ever brought to this market. Those needing tneir iuu anu whhci Bnppiiv will do well to give me a call. Samuel K. Yo-jso Everybody Says So. If the wild waves could talk they would say, "Goto Powell Si Co's for groceries and pi duce, or Iheir stock is large, their prices low and nualitv the best. Tills is the universal verdict of their customers. The Thomas Kay Woolen Mills of Sa Vui have appointed G W Simpson their s)gent in Albanv. A full line of men and bovs clothing, blankets and llannels and all'articles manufactured by the mill will be kent in stok. These goods are the best in the market and w ill give entire satisfaction. Black Dress Goods I make a spe cialty of keeping a foil line of silk wrap Henriettas, all wool Henriettas and all the late novelties In black dress goods. Samdel E. Yoi xo. IH'i Run Around, Every steamer oowever foggy the bar, brings lo Alban an immense quantity of fiuits and pro duce. I he best and largest variety al wais goes to Poweu 'i Co's. Thel staiids arealways full of Jait such thing as the nubli'; wants, save runing -oun ty calling at tneir store nrst. Wall Paper. I have just received ...mi the cmt a largfl iuvo'uTof w ill pa ,.r borders, decorations, etc.. includin fbe plain ingrains which aro Woming s-itv TiOPUiar. llit-ru kuuiio "vnc styles and cheaper than ever lieforp. Ssill'EL E Yous Rooms to Rent. Two furnished rooms pear the college. Inquire at this oflice. Umbrellas, Gossamers and rubber biols ID I shoes at tlio lowest prices at. E. C. Starls. instances whero two in the samo family t and were both cured, Thomas Ktenhoni. of lCg Sixth St., B. F-. tool! It lor weak stomach and dyspepsia, It entirely cared him. Ho then gave It to his wile tor hei sick headaches, since which time she has had no. retain. It cured them both. Mi. P.. I. Whcaton. of 704 Post SL, 8. F., wr.s a sufferer from stomach and liver troubles and hiiinnaneaa. Flndlna that it relieved her, sue gave it to a little girl living with her whose af fliction waa a larso open sore which nothing seemed to heal. It also cured the cn.ua. H. S. Winn, of Geary Coart, Geary St., 8. T., prominent in the Order of Bed Men, was very feeble and greatly reduced. Joy's Vegetable Sarsanarllla restored his health and accustomed vigor. He thereupon gave it 10 nis who wuu waa similarly afflicted and had nervous prostra tion. It had tho same happy effect upon her It had upon him. Scores ol similar cases could be cited but we have no room for them here. ille, Or. deaf in one ear 36 years, cured. M'.ss l.ucv Moran, Monmoulli, wr, cross eye, straightened in one minute. Jid Hvnes, Albina, catarrhal ue.nncss, restored. P C McFarland, Vancouver, sciatica rheumatism, cured. was past cure. Mrs L Mai'oon, East Portland, Oregon, catarrh, bronchitis and nervousness and steepness night and loss of tlesh, cured and gained twelve pounds. J R Cunningham, Wapinilia, Wasco county, Oregon, total deafness two years In one car, and partilly so In the other, cured. Mrs I E Smith, Princville.Oregon. tier- vous debility and general weakness, aU most bordering on insanity ,curl. Hensom McCoy, Dufur, Wasco county, Oregon, deafness'and terrible pain in the car and head for six months, until he waa nearly ciazy, restlessness anil insomnia. Restoied to health bv electricity after all olber treatments had failed. D I Graham's child, Springfield, ur., painfully afflicted with granulalcJ con- uncllvllU6, compucaicu wuu uo-1-1 v. the eyeballs for nine montli9, cured I A Llndsev. news agent on the U KS N, residence "313 O st, Portland, consump- lion, bronchitis and catarrh, cureu ana gained 15 pounds. Uavid Koss son, w oouianu.vt asii,pin-- ful hip disease, had to be carried to the eoctor's ollice, cured. Mr Rosa has a daughter lesiding at the Merchant hotel, andean be referred to. Levi Barunes, Stoyton, Oregon, heart disease, dyspepsia, pain through the heart and lungs, and general nervous debility. Many times he would fall as though dead, . and everything would seem to turn black belore his eyes, successluny treaieu. 1 Campbell, Fulton. Or, "says he would not take $10,000 for the cure he received by Ur Darrin. His trouble originated by three small lumps or tumors coming on the arm, w hich rendered his arm and har.d perfectly helpless for one year. Wm Parrott, Midd'cton, Or, deafness tnanv vears, cured. E Anderson, Salem, Or, catarrh seven veats, cured. I) W IJmmctt, Salem, Or, deafness ten years, restored . Many thousands of other cases might be published did not the want of space here forbid. N. B Drs Darrin head ollice In Port land. Or, corner of Fourth and Washing ton, will be run as usual where they ar 1 p- rmanently located. TJOOMst TO LET. Furnished or un- J-ti furnished. Inquire at this ottice. hand and onn give yon good prices. Stewart & Sot, THE SPOT CASH Racket -:- Store, 1320. Report of tho Condition -Or - Corsets, Corsets. V,'c make a specialty of ladies and misses ne eorsela and waists. We also have a drive in a French saline corset at 75 cents Extra good value. "SAMUEL E, XOUNO. Money to Loan, We have plenty of money to loan on real estate security, on two to five years lime. Call on us al our olhce, opposite the Revere house. Burkiiart & Keeney. Ladies Summkk IIlolsss. the lates novelties, just received Irom manufact ers by exprets. Samuel E Youno Is EtiU in existence; It only removed, uct isr, 1R90 one door west of Thompson & Overman's THE Lin COOTVSATIOXILBAM, g shop, on First strest, where everybody ni.iv 11 the STATE OF OREGON. I --"' ""-"J- sw, " ..... , n , rrr . 4. 1 a'.trieeloi. olbuslo.,, Oc'.2i,J, 1800. Con off "jCt a SaVinCT Ol IrOHl IO TiO 4- 1JI '1BUU UJf buying any article sold at the SPOT CASH STORES Come and bxamine Prices. Respectfully, BERNARD LEVY. Oct. 11, 1390. SUBSCRIPT IONS Ml Urlrd .1'ruUltTnnleil, 20.000 pounds of dried apples; 15,000 pounds of dried plums. Highest market price. Mueller At Uakrktt. Best roast coffee in the Meyer's. city Conrad Don't fail to our men's ami bf.vs1 elothiiiK before purchasing elsawhere. We sell the best clotliiuit for tho least money of nv nouse in the city. Look aud be con- viDCtd. G W Simpson. Instruction in Music. Those wish- snj? Instruction in piano, organ or har sounv, should can on Airs 11 1- huhcii beck, at the residence of Mrs I nomas Monteith. Private tnusicalcs will be given each term for the benefit of pupils. Consmupllon, the ini-liUuns Disease, Wih its attendant suflVriiii's.c-ia u relieved .l ..fr.n miird il ll' ldeu's Ktheri-al Couth Snun is tsken proini.tly. Lsri" size S.tinall 50 cents. For sale by J A Cummiag, di uk- MAI'.ltlKD. I have juet received a case i f Stanaid printa which I will ffell at 23 yards to the ollar. Samuel E Yorso. flara-iin at P.'-a-i'i. I.ariiei'T lv the Vai.lkv. Will & Stark bitve received the largest and linest dis play of silverware in the valley, as their elotl'itnt distnY-v of novelties in the line will testify', they invite the public to eall at theii store and se3 their fine me tropolitan stock. Stop Thief. Do not steal time, ncr moiev by paving too much for groceries; but no In Muller & (iarrctts and get some, sweet potatoes, celeiv, caulHower, bell pepne,-s,all kinds of ijrapes.oranges.lcmons, bananas, etc., just received by the .as! steamer. CRESWEI.L- RAINWATER.- On Sunday morning. Oct. 12th, 1S90, at the residence of the bride's n.other, In Kenton .-niinli'. hv Rev L I Trumbull, Mr I C'rcsweliaiid Miss Bessie Rainwater, both of lienton county. HI l.li. MARSHALL. On Sunday noon, Oct 11, 1S90, In Albany, Clyde, son ol Ntr; A 11 Mt.rHh.ill. avfd 17 years. Ti, flirrased had been a cripple all hi life. Recently dropsy set in. mtlma'el c.nislnir his death. He was an innocen affectionate boy whom everybody li because of so m'any fjood qualities. Rcsamcesl f23s,v.a.ss 'J.l-'e. 25,0110,00 il.7isi.01 a.:;e.si ie,7:w.!3 16,0O".Mi 3,4 1u.4311.er 8-4I.7S IJ5.O0 lscr currency, uickuls, cents ( 10. 15 : V " ' -il (si I.ronsaail dUcounls tvcrilnilts, scurca sua uinw-uicu ' s n.n4 In secure circulation Slocks, lecnriiies, claims, etc Hue Irom approve! reserve ,p;"H Hue from sun banks anil bankers Banking- hi.une. lurniture and fixtures Current expense1 and tasea id Preniiuma on I , o. oihhih Checks and other cash Heme Bills ol other Imnka t ractional Specie i.-ml tuitr-r notea.. Redemption lun-1 wilh I' . S. Treasurer, (5 lr ceillWI Cireuiaiiviij...... - Sl.00 1,125.00 Total. fcUS,7(,5S .lablllllrsl i. .u 1.. 810J.IIOO.OT I natVltiri promo -- n,i M..,i.....l l,nk notea outfltandlnr Ji.jiio.oo Individual dcnnsita sunjeci 10 cnevs liemand ci rtilk-ates nl dcpoilt "J'!,,?! Due to state Total. Sta-ik or Obeuos, County el Linn. i c r-.i.vinviii.iiK. caslilwrn tne annvc- i...i, ,in H.ln,iilvawear that tne aoove iiate- ment U true to the bnstul my snowienee aim uen... OKO E. clIAMUKIlLAIN.Caihler. Hubscrilnil and sworn lo kclore me this laib day el Octolier, i. "'"". COURKtT Attclt: j. Xl! RtLSIOM , ppoctnrn. O.A. ARCIllllAI.Il ) . For -A.11 the IeiniiriK NEWSPAPERS - Al - MAGAZINES, F. L. KEU Cask Grocery 3?. M. French, -DB.I.KR IS- Setti Thomas Vc&TC&iiES and CLCiSKSv Waltham OPECTACLES C 'V AMI 0 eye-glasseO NEAR THE PCT OPiTlCJ?. tore, ALBANY, OREO. Dry Boofls, Mm;, Cents FDrn ishings and B00T6 AKD SHOES Our alcck of boo's and shoes Is now complete in all lines for spring rade. We ill save sou monet n btiyini; of us. Ladies, missel and children's fine shoes a specia t v. KxcluHite Arcikv line tl'lilOW hSIOl-. Ulimiii- ri;'-. m-w Hlwar. mv . i .v- r;iw 'iiessi.iiwiirii'ia.'iaataaritiaejiMasi tpJtt-l m i St.. .i. . a HMma mrrr m i, wE-2K)JU&