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d iwf ay l weak ea
PCTTISQ, Stlltirt md rrp'r.
L (Hid Pnat Offlee at a, I Wans-, Or
TTT, ind otaea marl ajsaiear.
II
iKiTinuEn i, imi
t..r OFFICIAL PAPMK.
hOOJ3 EVE3STI3STGI-
i.. I
"' New Masonic Fursitlkk. Masonic
OUr in. in this city, has just been greatly
hutifled by the addition of some of the
Mt JaAtOniC Ilirnuure w uv mjt-n uuy
keie. fwo middle clmmber columns
tb finest made, costinn $130. They
covered' with real gold leaf, capped
ill pomegranate and li'y work of a
atlful makeup, lhcsowore made in
l&t dumbui, O. A new altar, modeled
tor the altar in the temple, is a line
kir, welltet off by three elegant black
ilnut candlesticks. Three new large
!,irg, of fine workmanship, set off the
1. Ih the banqueting hall is a rich
aboard just purchased of an Albany
a, besides other smaller pieces of fur
, tare, rich, and in keeping with the
l" cei mentioned.
C0XM1CCK API-OINTMENTS. At the
nferenceof the M E church, south,
Id in Soseburg, the following nppoint
nt were made for tho Willamette
irict: D 3 Mctarland, P h ; Albany
tion, to be supplied ; Corvallis ecu-
i, to De supplied ; Tangent station, T
mas, W II Howard, Super; Dallas
Dixie, J w Craig ; Independence and
iaville, to bo supplied. Lafayette, J
nrene; ruiamooK, u u (Jross; Ore
City. - W h Mallov : Brownsville.
iplied by J M Turner; Lebanon, sup-
a Dy j ra rarKer ; Ban nam, u s tlsn
r: Junction Citv circuit. snnnlinH
W L Blackwell ; Corvallis college, D
(ins. president. In the Roselmrcr
net laminar names are 11 s snangle,
per j P A Moses, Myrtle creek.
fTHE Corner Grocery" has a well
Uned plot, an interesting storv. an 1
iasional touch of pathos, natural and
acting home pictures, and a wealth of
... : i. I . ii. ct..,,.. -
luu m niiu Bung. iir rjnuiy is an
in comedian of quiet and effective
modi, and his Daddy Nolan is a
aracteriatic portraiture. Master Mal
y, the boy, is the wonder and ail mi ra
in of all who see him. Miss I-ouise
nr., an excellent actress and a charm-
1 vocalist, lends valuable aid to the
lormance, and the company through
. is excellent. Louisville Commercial.
the opera house next Saturday eve-
hi Santiam Hop Crop. From tlx
t Information obtainable It seems there
II be about three-fourths of a crop of
ip In the fields of the Santiam vallev.
ys the Statesman. David Johnson's
ce is snout inree miles tins side of Me
nu and there ate but few lice In his
ird. Pres. Perry begins picking his yard
iiy ana aunougn tnere noc a tew lice
expects to harvest a fair croo. Wvalt
fro., In Fox valley, have nine acres and
111 commence picking Thursday. In
lelr yard the lice are scattering. On some
ales there are no lice, while others are so
Bsy they will not be picked at all. The
yatts will average about three-fourths
a crop.
Sccjal-Gfange Dance. There willb
jdance In the new grange hall, one-half
lie north of Albanv, In Benton county,
ocps. 1 1, 1091, a' o p. m. i ne proceeds
go uj nmsn u,e nail, rosl'lvelv none
knitted except those haying partners,
fckets, Including supper, $3.00.
WNPhillips.
R Skull,
Frank Tharp,
Committee.
Time Extended. Yesterday at Cor.
Jlie, Judge Pipes, of the circuit court,
:tended the time for the Oregon Pa
fic to pay its employes fourteen days,
ke O P officials should do some rust
le and settle matters satisfactorily
Knout too many extensions.
Pat Herring. Six hundred pounds of
nng were taken through Albany to
r frooi Yaquina bay to Portlani'. They
re wondeifully fat fellows, and it is re
ted are swarming Into the bav In Im-
iente schools. They look like the Hol
Jrd herring.
Piles Arriving. The first car load of
ng arrived today by freight Irom the O
front and mav be seen on the switch
fcng Water Street. A pile driver Is ex
ped here In a f? w days when work will
csrun on me piers.
half dollar rsduotioe on.'evarv neir of
1 ww1! fin shoos. Agnod line ofjthsm
X Voting's
Freeh bread, cakea, pise, ate , arsry day
the Delmonfoo res tan rant. Leave your
lesa.
rtu-i. j. 11.: , ,j - j . .
ivibu uiioiob im wiiu aoaa wator as u
iBrowaeH's.
Thai
i kaat I- aL. . A.
(jtrt
ir.ltl ftwaan T. T ' I
1 1 1 t c a very
steak of these goods, in qnalitiaerang-
!" " f.iaf a pair. XBy
SMda of lthai; very pair warranted.
Sahtel K Tore.
Pot bargains in monuments, headstones
,oto E W AchisoDi Co, Albany .Oregon
Jut nceivid at the Ladies Basaar, a fnll
of fat nail heads, tba lateat no? city in
tnmmings.
'p it in your mind that Allso Bros pro
p'og the kind cf groceries the pnbtie
Tbs.r stuck is a line one.
'.sareaftin st tramaa.
lewisaatsrl 1
TflK TO La) OBf ilABD t'O.
One of tho greatest industries in the
Oregon of the future will be the growth
of fruit, in which tho state ii destined
to equal, if not surpass, California. At
the present time it is becoming an ab
sorbing topic, thougii nerelolore it has
laid almost dormant, much depends on
its being pushed. Realising this, and
the advantages that will arise from a big
movement in this direction, a corpora
tion 1ms jut been organixed in this city,
the articles being tiled with the secretary
01 state lonay. it win oe Known as the
1010 orennru (jo. 1 ne incorporators are
Jay W Blain, 8 K Young, WT Radir L E
ItlainandK S Barrows. The head office is
Albany. Iho capital stock has been
placed at $r'.),(XK), divided into 50 shares
olxiUUUeach. The obicct of the incor
porution is to plant trees, vines, See., to
erect canneries, dry houseB, evaporators,
sen anu Handle iruits, lands, dec.
For the purpose 1000 acres of fruit
land, of a line granite soil, located near
Tolo, in Jackson county, has been bond
ed. It layB beautifully, above the frost
line, on me n 1 railroad, nnd there is not
more than forty acres of waste land in
the tract. Jackson county fruit already
has a reputation, and the country along
me rairoau is nst lining up with lrtnt
farms, so there is already a market there,
buyers going directlv to the orchards for
the fruit, one reason for selecting the lo
cality at the present time, as it insures
the success of the company from the
start. Kogue river peaches have been
on the market for several years, and
there is no question as to the stability of
the market for them. The land is also
adapted to prunes, vines, ic.
Theplan of thecompany is to set out the
tract to fruit trees, as desired, dividing it
up into 5 to 20 acre lots, and placing the
same on the market at once, giving bonds
tor them and delivering the property
in three years, with growing fruit trees
in prime condition on tliesame, payments
being made monthly. The growing de
mand is for small fruit tracts, and there
is no doubt such a movement as this will
meet with a ready response. It is a big
thing either for the investmentof money
in tlieBtock or in the lots to be Bet off.
No country offers a more stable market.
There is the whole Northwest. Besides
tins state, there are Washington, Idaho,
Montana, JNevada. Colorado, etc., non-
fruit producing states, crying for fruit.
Oregon should supply this market.
iienee a uetier neiu is oaereu lor inveHt
ment than gold mines, for the result can
be seen. This move is but a starter for
other enterprises of a like nature in
our own part of the state as the times
justify. Thousands of dollars should be
put into fruit culture in Western Oregon,
and there is nothing that offers better
prospects of richer returns. Any one
interested in the matter can secure par
titulars by calling on Mr lay Blain, at the
Oregon Bank.
Bids for City atoadsi
The following bids were opened today
Dy Jny Treasurer Harwell:
E S Rollins & Co., Concord, N. H.
Int and principal payable in itold. 02M
per cent of par value at 0 per cent or at
7 per cent will pay 76,1UU tor the flaw.
Lambreckt Bros & Co., Cleveland and
Boston. Principal andinterest payable in
gold 91 3.70 for each tlOOO bond, interest
at 6 per cent, or101I.G0 for each $1000
at 7 per cent.
Spltzer & Co., Toledo. Ohio, take all
bonds at par with interest at (i'A per cent
interest and principal payable In gold.
Ig Stelnhart, SSin F., will take $40,
000 of bonds at 6 percent and pay $40,200.
The bl of Stelnhart will be accepted
and the others wi:; zc rejected.
A Hcad fob Business. No man or
woman with a head for business
can afford to buy groceries without first
calling on Conn dt Hendricson, in the
Pfeiffer block. It will paj" for several
reasons. They Keep a nrst-ciass stock
rt nnnd aall at nn!fA.mlv inn. n.i.n.
without bait wait on you promptly and
treat you well, now ib the time to or
der peaches for putting up. as well as
other fruits in their season. They have
some choice brands ot teas, coffees, 4c,
and can give you bargains in all lines.
Blain's Tailor, A large and elegant
stock of suitings has just been received
for L E Blain's tailoring department,under
the expert. Mr Schiffler. Those desiring
stylish suits made In a first-class manner
should examine these gooos and be satis
Bed that Blain's tailoring department is
the best place In the county for securing
them. Mr Schittler's long experience Is
a guaranty of good work.
LAEGEST -:- ASSORTMENT
of
HEATING STOVES.
AT
MATTHEWS & WABHBUBN'B
Do not hnv your boots and eho tntil
yon see tha piano at Klein Bros, and aa wall
have examined their large stook of gooda.
Wall Paper, etc. I have Jast received
a new line of wall paper aid decorations.
Have more than duukled anv facilities for
handling them, ami will keep a much
larger stock. Wall paper and border to
match. Beauties, and much eheaaar than
ver before. Samuel E Yovm.
New Process. -Mrs A M Talt la now
wiling a new process for canning (rults
nd vegetables without cooking or sealing
night. Samu'.ea of her work mav be
awn at Brownell'a store.
Klein Bros have a large aid eholoe steal
of bouts aad ehnee for sale at reaaouahla
tricots Da not invest la font wear antll
yonbava saan tbair atoaa and tha elegaot
piano at their store. ' -
D.wl in Millions of Homes
1 40,1 1 U till.
Newport, Aug. 31s, 1891.
This populur resort has fully sustained
its character this year, and though the
season will end in a mouth visitors keep
up in numbers and interest. It is all
life here. All sorts of games and sports
are introduced to give interest to the
multitude.and for a change Foulweather,
Seal Rock and other attractive localities
are visited. There 1b one feature in hotel
life that is more prominent here than
elsewhere. The patient mother with her
yomia mimes or children is to a great ex
tent subdued at these resorts and cannot
ask mi the thousand things children
need If she should do this disaster
would follow. Hut at the Bay View
House voung ladies and children relieve
their mothers and take charge of the
whole business. These comforting addi
tiona to every family swarm around Mr
and Mrs Aubey as 11 they were the pa
tient parents of all of them. And strange
to say the Abbeys are as fond of this
attention the children are to give it to
them. Parents nt this house have but
little to do with their children after they
are turned out in the morning. This is
one among the many tilings that make
Bay View House so popular. Every
mother knows her children are saf9 with
the Abbeys for the little ones look to the
landlady for protection as well as care.
should the mother feel a little inclined
to be arbitrary. It is a noble trait in the
character of theso popular hotel keepers
ana one that every guest 01 isay v lew
House is proud to know.
A day or two since, children were bent
on having a picnic over on Big Creek.
They went to Mr Abbey fora basket din
ner, which with some iruit purchased Dy
par2nta, was prepared making up a
Drincelv lunch. The Abbevs entered in
to the spirit of it and had a team called
to take the lunch baskets and children
under five years 3ld over to Big Creek.
It was along walk, taking in guests
whose ages ran from five years' to sixty.
There were twenty-eight persons in line.
un the return 01 the party in the aiter
noon State Treasurer Metachan appeared
wiping the sweat from his brow and
demanded the production of tho man
who said it was only two miles to Big
Creek, for he had in the round trip walk
ed ten miles. The sincere expression on
Treasurer Metachan's countenance in
duced his friends at once to inform him
that the man he wanted left town on the
afternoon boat, but anything he needed
for himself could be had under a physi
cian's certificate that it was required
only for medical purposes. This was a i
comforter and a calamity wag prevented.
The Chinese on Friday evening had
what thev call their Masonic meeting,
ushered in by yolley after volley of lire
crackers. The grand Mogul was rigged
up to kill, and being within a circle ot
burning tapers, on the street,held a pow
wow over each taper. When the per
formance was over a rush was made to
the feast of roasted chickens, pigs, etc.,
interlarded with beverages peculiar to
christian countries, including gin and
garlic.
Saturday evening the semi-weeklv hop
was given at the opera house and was
largely attended by IikIicb.
' On Saturday afternoon a canny pulling
was given on the beach near the bathinir
grounds in honor of Miss Carrie Friend
ly, of bugene City, who was on that day
17 years old. This birthday party was
largely attended and a very live v and
enjoyable occasion was had. Miss
friendly was the recipient of many con
gratulations and a magnificent gold
watch from iier father and mother. The
entire group was photographed. Miss
Friendly is quite a favorite of this resort.
Sea bathing on Sunday morning was
largely patronized. Newport has never
had an accident on her bathing grounds,
and cannot have, as the waves wash the
beach diagonally across the Bay, throwing
everything of which the waves are mas
ter upon the the beach. Being within
the harbor there is no danger from
undertow. Cramps may happen to
swimmers under any circumstances, and
at any place.
Cranky Officials. Eugene evidently
has the crankiest lot of city officials in
the TJ. S. The Guard says: "Some
trouble was caused Saturday evening by
Marshal Eastland notifying the Eugene
band that they would be arrested for vi
olation of a city ordinace if they gave
their open air concert on Willamette
street within fire limits. The bovs con
cluded to take the chances, the marshal
yielded, and a fine concert was given.
The band boys deserve aid in their efforts
to lorm a good band, instead of any at
tempt oy the city authorities to weaken
or discourage them."
Rkmovkd. W E McPherson has re
moved Ii i s loan and insurance office te
opposite the Masonic temple, where at
present he has plenty ot money to loan
on Aiuany real estate.
C W Cobb, job printer, Flinn Blook.
Letter List.
- - .hi. , villain, iiu
id sne piMG omos as Aiuaoy, tanu onuntv,
Oregon, Sept. 1,1891. Persona oalliog foi
tkaM 1 n I to ra mnafc maa tha .1 . nkl.L
they were advertised.
Allen, Mrs Annie Adam, Miss Liazie L
Baier, mrein naohrodt, Mr A
Bojrl. Mr 9 M Rata, u, r a
Cannon, Harrie-f Clark, Wm H
Davison. Geo Oedrlss, John H
Grnggett, A T Granam, Louis R
nn-tiogar, j v Hoffman, Mra MT
Holman, O W Henderson, T A
Had ley, E N Barnia, A O
Landburg, Tyoha Miller, Willie
PhlPins. U.rlr T C;1 M it
Smith, Willis C Stewart, C L
Snndenis. H Tnttla r n
Tottle, R A ' Tacker O L
; T. MoimuTn, P. M.
Baking
Powder
40 Years the Stand ,
IIOMK A.l Atmtllll
Tha two yar old son of M r Frank Culteu
died io tlii city yntwrusy of acvltt favor.
It ws Mr Musts Parker's thrashing craw
and not Moies Miller's tiirtuhiug orew that
oapturcd tho benr noir Lebanon.
1 a,n now rei'eivine dsily choice early
Crawford pei-he frun Ann land, tine flavor
and sizd Ltava orilr4 at C B Browuell's,
Ml Jainos Dikou, a veteran cf the war of
1812. is qut-e ill at his home in Wilbur.
Mr Dixon it over 90 years old and a man of
extraordinary phvsique, anil it is hope,! will
get well again Itcsuhurg Plaindoaler.
Tha Lutheran Immauueia congregation ia
kindly itqusted l- meet in the I'leroe
ohurah, of Albany, on Saturday, Sopt 5th.
at 2 o'olock p m, pervious will be bold on
Sunday, entemher (nh, at 9 o cljck a m by
Itev Gait E Meyn.
W W Davis has purchased of Sam Uoatz
his well known Delmouio restaurant, of
which be will take charge next Saturday.
Mr Dav'S has bad quito an extensive expe
rience fn the business and piooses running
a first c'ais retairant. 11a u a brothoi-in-law
of Mr L Viereok.
Sue the tua au on our third page.
Great reduction io summer goods at W F
Read's.
Somo fiua freh kmt'e linl at O B
tiaight's.
Yoo oan save moucv by buying gooda of
W F Bead.
Parasols ami sun uml.rellB at leaa tlan
cost at W F Basils.
Ten per cent reduction un tl droits o 1 a
at W F Ileai's.
Gold speotaclea and eye glasses, al I styles
and prices, at K M Freuch'a.
Comnhta stock of ladies and cent's cold
watcbea at F M French's.
Bargaina in gold watches at French's,
"Tho Corner Jewelry Storo "
Ladle Oxford tie at creiitlv rmlnieil
ratoaat Klein Uioi. Must he sold.
Ladies Oxford ties at Kleia Bros. Cheap
est in tho citj. Will uesuld at greatly re
duced rates.
A full line of Warner'a corsets, tha voiv
best low priced c-nru made at W F Bead's.
H LSI 1 18
WHEAT. 83 CENTS.
John Poling, of Chattanooga, Tenn.,
stepped into a gambling house at Dayton,
O., the otiier morning, covered the play
ers with a revolver and walked off with
the money on the table amounting to
S189. That is what would be called
holding a good hand.
At least fifty wagon loads of Immi
grants have passed here during the week
going to Webfoot. Most of tlem are
from Kansas and tho Dakotas, and they
imagine they are going to a country
where comfortable homes and wealth
without any effort on their part await
their coming. In a few years thev will
realize their mistake.and will regret that
they passed beyond the Cascade moun
tains when there were so many favorable
opportunities to locate in Eastern Ore
gon. Ochoco Review. Iot very many
eopie regret passing on into the wu
amette valley, a land of never failing
crops, fruit in plenty and an unsurpassed
climate. This is nocotintry, though, for
lazy people, those who think they can
make their living without work.
Whereto Get Them. When wanting
n organ or niana call on G L Blackman
rhs-e you can select from a first class
ALBANY OPIA HOUSE.
WaJUfaut 4 aiXOB, m tat lbyM(r
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 5.
The Fuoaiest Show on Earth.
DAN'L SULLY'S
1
"CORNER GROCERY."
't-augh, and the world ' laughs with
you. -weep, and you weep alone.
4sTSate on tel. a will c Link's maslc store.
HMSrrsd scale, 76 eta Ostler, 10 Jts.
G0LD WATCHES,
GOLD FILLED WATCHES,
COIN SILVER WATCHES,
NICKEL WATCHES,
OHHAP JOB OA PITT
AT
F, M. FRENCH'S
-The Corner Jewelry Store.
4
SOUAL AND rUMMl,'
Mr Robt Foster, of Portland, is in the
city.
Dr J A Gclsendorfer went to Portland
this noon.
T J Black, of Halsey, went to Portland
this noon.
Prof Slbbils, of Halsey, went to Gervais
today, where he will locale.
Mrs Chas Kiefer and family are visit
ing friends in Jefferson.
A R Cyrus, of Astoria, pasted through
Albany for Lebanon today,
Mra W R Bllyeu went to Corvallis this
noon on a two or three days trip.
State Treasurer Metchan was In Al
bany today on his way home from Yaqui
na bay.
Marshal Eastland, of Eugene, was in
Albany yesterday, on his way to the
mountains.
Chris llavis, an expert Portland barber,
has accepted a position with William
Mack.
Miss Llllle Hart, of Albany, who bus
been visiting friends In this city, retuined
to her hone last night. Statesman.
Among ho6e who went to Vaquina
bay today were Mr E S Borrows, wife and
daughter, Miss Jessie, and Mr George
Patterson .
Judge Strahan, C W Watts, T L Wal
lace, H C Watson, F E Allen and Henry
Honkins have returned from the moun
tains. Mrs A D Barker and daughter. Miss
Maggie, arrived home this morning from
a several months trip to Southern Califor
nia. The latter, who was 111, is much Im
proved in health.
Bert Van Cleve, formerly of this city,
has became an actor, and the Oreeonian
speaks of him as the young and rising
comedian. As Bert is all comedy anv
way there is no reason why he should
nut act it out on the stage.
A pi DO
At Klein.Bro
Boot andShoe tore.
Vaiker Bros, grocer.
Royal Dutch Cocoa at C E Brownell'a.
8 A Hulin. dmRgiBt, French's corner.
Fiaioferocrries At Conn & Hendricson't.
J. W. Bentley, leadinr boot and shoe
maker, just east of Revere House.
C W Cobb, iob printer. Flinn Block. 'does
first class work.
See that elegant piano at Klein Bros Boot
ar.d Shoe store,
A tine line of crockery ware at Conn &
Hendricsou's.
li!)FftLLllTEBaflTHI1jQ9
We Shine ly Comparison..
After you have seen our fall and winter stock of clothing
and furnishing goods, you will say that it shines like
a star Li the Heaven, far above any other line in .
the Willamette Valley.
, Hundreds of stylish novelties in suits and trousers that are
PERFECTION IN FIT nd EXCELLENT IN QUALITY ! '
A wonderful line of the best, the largest, the most reliable, and the most pop- -ular-prlced
line of clothing ever before shown in ihls part of the countrv. A '
line of Albany Woolen Mill goods. A fine line of Overcoats, made of Cheviots, -Clay
Worsted, Kerseys, Friezes and Chinchillas.
Boys' School Suits ! Boys' School Soils ! ! .
Oh. mothers. If vouMl onlv call and tnsoect these beautiful .firm.ni. .... .
sure you will be delighted with the large assortment In such nice suits at
reasonable prl:es.
Remember, gentlemen, we have the largest and finest
line of men's shoes in the city. Our fin6 line is made by
T. L. WALLACE & CO...
leading Clnthiera
ALBANY,
Strahan Block,
F. L. KENTON,
DEALER Of
Choice Teas, Coffees, Spices.
EXTRACTS,
And a general assortment of
CE?- o c
Nea. t Le Post Office,
I do not Rim a Loiterj
Butjwili sell you anything kept
REGULATED BOOT AND
prices, in a business way.
I sell only standard makes, and auarante everythinr
sold. Will sew up rips, or repair' anything eause
imperfect material or' workmanship, Fre'orCbafge.
S AMU
Outs Me34& cents.
CON
STIPATION.
Afflicts halt tha American paoel. rat these It
enly one preparation ot Barsaparllla that acta act ,
the bowels and reaches this Important trooblav
anil thai Is Jot's Vegetable BanapwUla. It ra
il"' ss it In : oura, aad an occasional close
prevents relnra. We refer br permission teC.&
Blkinglon, 12S Locust Arenas, Baa Francisco;
. H. Drown, Petaluma; II. & Winn, Geary Cout, .
San Francisco, and hundreds of others who have
maed It in constipation. Oneletterlsesasapleo!
hundreds. Elklngtoa, writes: "I have beta lor
years subject to billons headaehea and constipa
tion. Uare been so bad for a year back have
had to take a physic every other nifht or alsa I
would have a headache, AKertaklngonebotUe
of J. V. 8., I am In splendid shape. t hoa don. -wonderful
things for rae. People similarly
troubled should try it and be convinced.!'
Joy'
Vegetable
Sarsaparilla
Most modern, most efTectlve, largest bottle
same price, ILOU, six for l&OO.
FOB SALE BY
STAMARD & CUSICK ALBANY
J. A. CnmniiBg.
Wall Paper,
Drills, Paints, Oils -
ALBANY,
OREGON
CHOICE MEATS
Or Au. Kama
Emerick --fc - I3.&Jcr, ,
Opposite 9t)hmeri Lircnr lb., iMt
4ror to Willamette Pxtkhf Cfo'a ilore.
and Furnisherg.
OREGOM
Albany, Oregon
in a FIRST-CLASS WILL
SHOE STORE at boMo
ELSIE. IYOUNG. .