Datlu democrat
HKOUKSVII.LE.
August 31st, 1891.
Ten days more will finish harvest.
Most all grain ia proving good and wheat
ia worth 83 cents per bushel here.
Hop picking commenced today. They
pay 50 cents per box of nine bushels.
Mr and Mrs Fred Weber, of this place,
started for your city today in answer to
telegram stating that a brother of Mrs
Weber had been killed by a horse.
Our miners are having hard luck with
their mill. The plate that come with
the mill would not save any gold, neces
sitating delay in getting another set.
II JO Averil and OE Rockwell are
both very sick, and as both are quite old
fears are entertained that they may not
recover. We hope for the best though.
Dr O B Reese has been on (he sick list
the past week, but Bee mm out today.
Jaa Hansard dug a well on the hill eiiBt
of town, laving a pipe to ms property ar,
the foot of' the hill and now lias h line
svsteui of water works on a email scuii".
This is a fine thine, as the water runs up
out of the well filling a ,34 inch pipe and
giving a good, force.
Suicuury of Moteorolocy forAapr., 1S91,
from observation taken at Albany, Liun Co,
Oregon, by John Brigijs, vol. observer for
the Signal Service, U. S. Araiv.
$ Highest barometer on the .11, .10.21.
Lowest barometer on the 29, 211. 83.
Mean barometer for the n on.h, 3).
Highest daily average of bar.. 30 15.
Lowest dally average of b.-r., 2!).8li.
Highest temperature on the 22. 01).
Lowest temperature on the 1, .
Mean forthe moalh, b'7.91.
Highest dail range of Tl er. on the 27, 45.
Lowest daily rouge of Ther. on the 4, 14.
Mean temperature at 7 a. m. daily (il.u'7.
Mean temperature at 2 p. in, daily 79 84.
Mean temperature at 9 p. in. daily b'3.55.
Prevailing directions of wiud, N.
Max Velocity or force, 3.
Total rainfall or melted snow, 1. 15.
Depth of snow at end of mouth, 0.
Number of days on which .01 inch or more
raiu fell, 0.
Number of days of cloudiness average 8
scale of 10, U.
Of 31 days observations 19 were clear, 6
cloudy, 0 tair, Ofiggy mornings, 0 rain, 1
hazy. 0 overcast, 12 smoky.
Frost on the moruiog of the 0.
Temp. 1.09 on average of 13 years.
Uaiufall. 0 ti on average of 13 years.
99
piinro CoLfjhs, Colds. Influenza, Bronchitis,
yUtiCo Hoarseness, Whooping Cough, Croup,
Soru threat. ASthni. nnd every affection of tlte
Throat, Lurgs and CiCit, including Const, mot tan.
SfK-vdy and ucrcuuitfot. Genuine i:icd " L 3vi;.3."
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
XT0TICE 13 HERKBY GIVEN" THAT DR.
JAj J. 1j. Hill, m executor of the last will and teet
anient o( Camilla McFarlatid. deceased, has Iliad bit
final account of the administration of the estate of
said deceased , in the allies of the county clerk of
inn county, Uregna, and that the county court of
Mid J. inn county, hatapMiinted Monday, the day
of October, lll, at the hour of 9 o'clutk, a in of aid
day, a the time, and the court room of said county
court, at Albany, Oreri as the place, for heariiitr
nhjectiom, if any, to said final account, and fer the
eUlcmcnt of eaid ea ai-e. J. L. HILL,
Executor of thi last wi l d testament of Camilla
UcFarland, deceased.
Geo, W, WaioHT,
Attorney for Kxecoter.
. Dated August 20th, (0-4)
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND
CONTRACTORS.
Vf0TlCE IS HEKEBY GIVEN TO
whom it nlhv concern, that bids will
be received by the county court of Linn
eon nty, Oregon, et the olllceof thtcounty
clerk of Linn county, Oregon, up to 12
o'clock noon Wednesday, September 9th,
S!), tor the construction of a county
briURO anions Thomas creek, at llaun
oroHnin. In Linn county, Oregon, Raid
bridge tn be of tue followios: dimensions,
towit: Main span to bo 10O feet In length
1ft foot wide in the clear, and 18 feet above
low walor mark, each end of main span
to rent upon eiht solid oak piles. North
npproaoh to be 76 feet Ioiik. 16 feet wirle
in (lie clear, and protected by banisters.
Month approach to be 16 feet long, 16 feet
wide in tils clear, and protected by banis
ters. No bid will be considered unless ac
coiiipanied with plnns and apecltlcations,
and k per tent of bid lu cash or certified
Qheok.
Tuno3Uiity reserves therlghtlo reject
nyandallbldi. P PAYNK,
County Clerk.
By B M Patnk, Deputy.
TUB STATE
Opens m-ilfnibrr Hill, Will.
G.nueo( stupr arraaireii expressly to meet the
sent l the tarmitiff end tuecharileal Interests of tbe
stale, large, comixlious mil wcll-ventllated bulli
Iok. Tito college ia located In . cultivated and
ettuiiiuinity, and une of the healthiest in the stale.
MILITARY TRAINING
Eiciimp need not nceed $10
for tbe entire session.
Tt or mTe Ireescholarshlpe from ererr euunt)-.
Write f jt oaUlojue to B. L. ARNOI.U, Pros.,
UorraUls, Oregon
ACADEMY
OF
Our Lady of Perpetual Help,
ALBANY, - - - REGON
Oondnctod by the Slstotu f St, Benedict
Tuition select Jay school ranges from
b to flO.
For isriiis ar Bwrdtng School or an
prtlm. lara apPiy at the Aca'.eLns" orj
aclww Sister Superiorew.
T)
K. U, A. WIIITNKY,
l.HirlAi. ;i l ft irvvm. nraduttecf rtftlleme M
leal tkvt N Yiirk City. IM-kms of women's
idalty. o,r It ht Dintn uiock, a many, uregon
Attomev at Law. and Votarr Public.
Oregon.
"August
Flower
There is a gentle-
uyspepsia. man at Malcien-on-
the-Hudson, N. Y.,
named Captain A. G. Pareis, wbo
has written us a letter in which it
is evident that he has made up his
mind concerning some things, and
this is wbat lie says:
" I have used your preparation
called August Flower in my family
for seven or eight years. It is con
stantly in my house, and we considei
it the best remedy for Indigestion,
and Constipation we
Indigestion, have ever used or
known. My wife is
troubled with Dyspepsia, and at
times sutlers very much alter eating.
The August Flower, however, re
lieves the difficulty. My wife fre
quently says to me when I am going
to town, 'We are out
Constipation of August Flower,
and I think you had
better get another bottle. ' I am also
troubled with Indigestion, and when
ever I am, I take one or two tea
spoonfuls before eating, for a day or
two, and all trouble is removed."
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ICO; E. I'll III BEKliAIIV ,
Attomev at I.-iv. W:ll practice n all courts of tl:e
state. aVeml attention 'riven to intt!r in probate
and to oo lejtiotti. OrYiUii lathe Flinn block.
JK. WElTIIEKt'OitU,
Attorney at I.iw. Will pnetlcs in all courts of the
state, willed Fliun block, Albany, Oregon.
IS. niLYEU,
Attorney at Lavr nJ Solicitor in Chancery. Collec
tions made on all no'.Dt. L ia'ii neg.rtUlrd on tar
orable teriua, Albany, Oregon .
EO. IV. WRIGITT,
Attorney at Law.and Notary Public. Will iractlce In all
courts of tbUrate and in the United Statu courts
for Oregon. Ofllcet -Front rooms orer bank of
Oregon, Albany, Ogn.
t. t. BLAVKBtntH, m. 9. WATSOK
JjLACKni K fc WATSON,
AUornys at Law. Ad business will receive prompt
attention. Olllcet Odd FeHowsTeuple.Albaiijr, Or.
J.
J. WHITNEY,
Albany
I)
R, J. L. HILL.,
Fbyeician and Surgeon. OFFICE Corner First i
Kerry streets, Albany, Oregon.
D
Kn. A OA VIS,
Pt.rnio)ani nn Surreom. OFFICE Corner Seaond
and Ilrooilalbin street. Albany, or. Calls proinpkly
tterdetl in city and cyan try.
1 I.IIIAMBEIILAIX.M. U,,
Homeopath Ut. iHpecUliat In diseases of the Eyo.
Tweaty years' experience. Oflke hours 7 to Hi t
I to 3 p m. Hid 0 so 8 evening. Albany, Oregon.
B
ANk OF OREGON.
ALBAWY, OREGON
$5,M0.
President m n F MERRILL
Vice-President E J LANN1NO
CashW Jay W BLAIK
Transacts a general banking- business:
Exchange bouirht and sold on all the nriuelnal
cities in thu United States i also on England, Ireland.
trance anu uermny.
Colloctiona made at all accessible nolnta on Cnvop.
able terms.
lntoro&t allowed 4.1 time deposits.
ITiftKKT NATIONAL RANK,
t OF ALB ANT, OKKQON,
resident
Vice President ....
'ashler
LFLINN
..m 8, E, YOUNG
E. W. LAN O HON
TRANSACTS A OENERAL bankiiipuaiiicaB.
ACCOUNTS KBIT subject to ehecle.
SH1UT E.VC1IANOK and tel raphic transfer, oltl
New York, San Frnclogo, Chicago and Pitland
reiron
COLLECTION? HADE on faorahle terms.
DIRICTOKI
at. E. Yotmo E, W, Lanodorj
L E Ulain, L. Fiji AM
Howard . Sox,
LINN CO NATIONAL BANK,
OF ALBANY, OKEOON.
CAPITAL HTOCK 100,000.
President .'... J L COWAN,
Vice-President J M RALSTON.
Asst Cashier O A ARCtllUOLD.
p rectors, J L Cowan, J SI Ralston, W 8
badd. W H 0t:ra, J A Craword and OA Arch
.bold.
TRANSACTS a treneral banVlne; business.
DRAW 810 HI DKAKT8 on Now York, Sao
al Prtlr. I, Oreyon.
LOAN MOriEYm. aipioved security
HECE1VK deposits subloct check.
)ORTIiANI NAVING.H BANK,
I OF POPTLAND. OltEOOIf.
....sflo.ooo
6U,000
Paid un ranltal mmm -
Surplus mud profltsH...........M
Interest altawed on sa fines deposit! tt follows:
On ordtn.ry savtnffS books ....4 per cent per annum.
On term aavins noons o per cent per annum.
On certificates oi deposit;
For three months 4 per cent per annum:
For si i months f per cent per annum!
For twelve months 0 per cent per annum:
FRANK DKKUM, President
D. P, THOMPSON, Vice-President.
II. C, 8T RATION. Cashier!
B
ANK OF NCIO,
8 CIO, ORKQOTf.
President
Vice- President .
Cashier
,....M J 8 Morris
Jsrr My pk
OH Mat
B Morris,
11 liryant
dirrctori:
E doini,
John Galneol
PO Smith.
nxi m s.nrl liinViRi ani CTchanore businms
;iijtrt drafts isficd on Albauy, Portland and Smi
3 ancisco.
FACT5
ABOUT THE TEA WE DRINK.
But few people know thai ther Is such ft
thing as sua-cirt4 tea inaxUtancB, and ftwr
bar seta It. But then Is, and It U of ail tea
tht iwaeuit, punst, and most frfrant Yam
ask at ones how It la that H U nut onVad lor
Balo a:id that yoa know sotbinff of It That la
answered easily; bat It If ntoossary to present
first a few detalla. The pnblio only knows
two general ciasses, tIb., the greca and the
black teas.
Green Teaa
Few people know that the bright bluish
green color of the ordinary teas exposed la
the wlndowB 1b not the natural color. Un
pleasant as the fact may be. It Is nerertheleM
artificial; Prussian blue, elllca gynsura,
plumbago, and other uu healthful mineral
colors being used for this purposa The effect
1b twofold. It not only makes the tea a bright,
shiny, attractive green, but also permits the
use of "off-color" and worthless teat, which.
ouce under the green cloak, are readily
worked off as a good quality of tea. The abom
inable coloring practice eren admits of the
use of foreign substances, and the English
government, which looks closer Into tho geu-
uinenets of Its staples than ours, baa lu aom
of the alleged "fluent" of teas found redrled
leaves, straw, fragments of matting, rice
husks, aud willow leaves. In fact, it is openly
Btatcd by an English authority that hundred
of thousands of pounds of sloe, ash, aud wil
low leaves are annually imported aa tea,
which without the coloring process would bo
impossible. They report tea as ouoof the most
notoriously adulterated articles of commerce.
The temptation to make sweeplnga and bad
tea into a merchantable product with a few
cents' worth,of green coloring matter la too
Btrong to withstand, aud tiie worthlessncsa of
the trash that often finds its ny to this mar
ket labeled J'Kew Crop,' "Heat Quality
" Green Tea." etc., wonld simply astound the
public If revealed, to lay nothing of the un
heal thfulu ess of the Prussian blue, plum
bago, gypsara, and the other mineral colore
that are employed.
It lack Teas.
The basket and pan-fired Japan teas, as well
as the China teas that may be included under
the general heading of " black teas," gut their
color from the firing or toasting process, but
mineral coloring matter is also frequently
used to give a certain desired commercial
appearance. The firing and the coloring, as
in the green teas, largely conceals tho iden
tity of tho tea, aud permits tho use of the
very cheapest teas, to argue nothingjfor the
deteriorating effect of excessive flring,which
must be resorted to when a very cheap prod
uct ia used and an extreme color desired.
Beecha Tea (Sun-dried).
Concerning sun-dried teas the people of the
Paclilo Coast have heard but little aud know
less, although it la exteusively used where It
is known and understood. We are told that
when tea is so poor it cannot be Bold at borne
or safely shipped to tho English markets, It la
shipped to America; that we will drink any
thing. That may possibly be one of the rea
sons we hare not been offered sun-dried teaa.
They were good enough to send elsewhere.
The aun-drled teaa being aun-cured, no
coloring matter la sued, hence nothing but
Sure tea leaves can be employed; for Unas
slated by manipulation or coloring, all at
tempt at adulteration or the Introduction of
foreign leaves or material would be bold and
glaring. That It li, therefore, sweeter and fat
more fragrant than the artificially colored
green teas and the manipulated basket or
pan-tired teas, yon hardly need be told. That
it is more healthful than the mineral-colored
teas, is also apparent T hat It Is more expen
sive, is also truo; aud that Is another reason
you have never seen 1L There is net so much
profit In It as there la lu the cheap adulter
ated and colored teas.
About tho Cost of Teaa.
According to the custom-house reports, the
amount of tea received at Ean Francisco last
year (1S30) was 6,840,137 pounds, and the value
'.)56,2C0, or a fraction over 18c per pound.
Tho consumer, of which the reader was one,
paid for that l"c tea all the way from COc to
$1 per pound. In other words, for that 956,259
worth of tea the consumer paid between four
and five millions of dollars. There are your
enormous profits, and there you will probably
find the chief reason why most of you never
heard of a sun-dried tea. As the sun-dried teas
have Tio mask, they are compelled to be abso
lute' pure and of better quality than the
aryficlally colored and manipulated teas.
Hence the margins on them are smaller, and
many dealers don't care about handling them, -and
you know nothing about them. But it is
the object of this article to tell you where you
can get them, and what to ask for, aud all
about them.
' lie celt's Ton."
Beech's Tea," puR-anteed to bo the pure
sun-cured leave.-, is now offered to the people
of the Pacific C'oct. It will bo a revelation
to you. Yon doubtless never saw any nat
ural leaf. Have your grocer break open a
package. It will lie found In color to be Just
between the anllielaUy colored green and
the black teas, and the drawn tea presents a
clear, brilliant canary color, of delightful
fragrance. It is offered to the people at 60c
per pound, the samo price that many artifi
cially colored teas are sold for. But Its guar
anteed purity mal:ci it more economical to
use; for a less quau'.ity, rny about twenty
grains, .is required per cup. As there are
7,680 grains to a pound, there will be seen to
be between three aud four hundred cups to
the pound, or at tho rate of about one fifth of
a cent per cup. Its economy is therefore
manifest. It Is put up in one-pound packages
only. In patent air-tight and moisture-proof
parchment, with the trade-mark that is found
at the bottom of this article plainly printed
on the package. It la sold in this form for
two reasons; one is, that the original strength
and aroma Is preserved; and second, there
can be no deception, which would be quite
possible li u were sold In bulk, without the
name aud trade-mark attached.
Caution.
Recollect that the margin of profit Is so
much smaller on Beech's pure sun-dried teas
than on the artificially colored teas that yon
won't get it If tea by any other name can be
put off on yon. Ask for
BEEim TEA
'ftre'AsWdhood?
It jour grocer does not liars It, h will rt
It for jon. Trie 0c per pound. Ths abort
trade mark and pries l plainly printed on
each package.
Perhaps Ihe best way to net It Is to so where
TOU know ther hart It and are wlUing to sell
It. For instance, It can he had withoat dlnV
culti at
ALLEN BROS.,
FLINN BLOCK, ALBANY
PHBLPrt. .
First fct
Tnh Priiiter,
Albany
EAST AND-SOUTH,
Southern Paciflo Route
SHASTA LINE.
sprees Trains lease rertlaail Dei!;
SautiTf " I '
7'0or;Xn. PortisS rSs a
toner ii . i , : " -
8:11 il It Sea rranltsee I.T ;. r a
Ahore trains etop oniy ai loiiowin, .im. '
of Roasbur,. Kast Portland, Oregon IStr, Wual
onm, Salem, Albauy, Tanj.nl, Hhodi, lielsej. liar-
l,..MlM,rU, lr,li. Sum...
Boeaareo mail, eaiar,
lD a at I l.r
a I L?
V0r Ar
Portland
Albany
Roseburt
Ar :00rs
l.r l?:oo at
Lr I S 30 a
aisaar local( milt sicart Sfaaat)
. . ..'. s.i:r."
6 00 r a I Lr Portland Ar S :O0 1
g or. rn Ar Albany U S:00A
lsbaroh saaaca.
)"ti r I Lr Albany Ar I t it a S
S 25 r H I Ar Lebanon Lr I 8:411 a H
7:MALr Albany Ar4:S0s
6:22 A H Ar Leliaiitin lr 8:40 r a
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleeping Cars,
ror Aeroaatnorlafional aerwnil-rlass sassea
eT.al Hid. lYIvlllftH.
BETWEE.V I-OKTLIM. AU 4 OUV ALUS.
Mill isais nam (Except Snnuay,)
"sii a"y "l L" Portland Ar I 5:S0 r a
8:10 1 a Ar orv.lln Lr VIM ra
airssss tiaix daily (Kxcjpt Sonday.
4r u I Lr
2 ra I Ar
Portland
UcMilintllle
Ar I a:3 A
Lr s.t A a
Tlironpvli IMcltetH
To all points
EAST, AND SOUTH.
tfii fuii i.iforrii&lio.t rutcardriiB rates, toftps,
on Comnanv Axi'iit at M'-Miy
i-if til lii in P. R(V1KK9
Uatiatrer Ass't U. f. ml P. A
YAQULXA BAY ROUTE.
Oregon Pacific Railroad,
T K IHM.., Kerclrer.
Oregon Development (Vs Steamers,
Short Une to California.
FlratclRHs turouirh naHHenirer and
YelKhtltnefrotii Portlaud ami Ml points
ai tae wummeiiA vauoy to nun rroiu mm
rjrusclsco. lul.
EoatH makeolosh connection at Alban
with trains of the Oregon PaciH Railroad
TIME SOU BDULE. exoept Sundvs.)
LttveAlhauy lb:2i p. H.lLve Ymuiiis 7:KIi.i
LevCorvt.llis 1:03 p. u. Lave Oorvlli,10:3f, a,k
ArrlreTaquinei, 1:35 p. H.Arrlvo Albsny. 11:13 A.
O. A C. trains connect at Albany and
Corral 1 la. The above trains connect at
xaouinawith the Oregon Development
Company's Line of Htoamshipa between
vaquma ana wan rrancisco,
rROM TAtV'lMA.
Wii'.sniftte VullVi Tuwlajr, Autf 4th; ThiirwUy,
auk lth ;ursisy.Au zzna ; ininaay.AU),' 31s
FROM BAM FRANCISCO
WllUinetie Vlloy, Kri.Uy, Ju'jf 31st : Sunduy, An
Htu; rucSil:iy, AU7 I"tliJ udnusauv, Aug .16th
Tho Comptnv -vtrive tbe ngnt to
iniresauinir dateM vithout notice.
V. B. PasHai ,izers from Portland and
f Ulamette Valley poinU can make close
aonnectlon with tbe trains of the Yaquina
route t Albany or corvalim. anu u des
tined to San Francisco should arrantreto
rrlve at Yaauina the eveninn before cate
raaillnfr
typasMrngcr an Fraht rate always the
isttwesi
For litformUi'tn apply to A R 0hpmi,Freltrht and
Mkei Azont, Albany. c. fj. HOf.l l.,
O. F. sr4 F Aeen .
CrTftI.ls.
YOU NEED BUT ASK
111 -rfutttHllll77J
3 yStfwm,
TheS B IfRtnAcnK and I.ivxa Ci-rk uken 4-c,.r(l
Inir to directoi,.( will Itcup juur JUimmI, Uer and
T ti li (V.coil Ork for f'oIiN, Cmtyh and Troup,
in sfinneMion wlti the lltadavliu t.Hru, is an near
ptirfu(.ou ak anythinir known.
Tho 8 II Ai.hia I'ai.v Ci;rb for Intcrmvl nd tcr
n) um, il Null ralvt ia, Tooilmrho, Cramp Colic and
Cholera Morbus Uun'.iir'iil. Thny aru liked
wuOTVTcr Known. .Man umpi urea at DlUur. liroruti.
sulu by FOSHAY & ilAlSUN.
HEALTH IS WEALTH!
DR. E. C. WEST'S Nervs ar.d Rralii Trcatmeo
rurmntcd snscif(c fnr Hysteria. Dlzzm rm..
sitms, Kits. Nervous Neuralgia, Heatlarhs, Nsrvou
rmmratiun eauseo oy ine umoI alcohol or tobacco,
Wkfu!ntm, Menul Depression. Hottcnlng of the
mix, rcnuiiuiK in wMniij ana lesniiis; to misery,
1mm viddeaih. premature old aire. harrennM. initk
of Pt5, y i caused by over-exertion of the brain
tacn to wniainsone momn's treatmeut.fi a box
or six bo ah (or t5. sent br mall nreit&iil nn rAi..t n
price.
WE OtIARANTEF. BIX BOXKS TO CURE ANY
ease. With each order receive! b us for six boxes
accompanied with ff,we will send the pim-haser our
written ruaranu-e to refund the money If the treat
saenldoes not effect a cure. Guarantees issued onl
oy J. A. Cummina. Druggist, sole ajcent, Albany, Or
P HOTOCRAPHER,
Cor Snrnnil amlForiy St, a.Ihh (i)
O UHKIUOK werk. Rtnranlnnl in ,;v'rr.
O branch of tbe rl. calrKnlaiuine c
all klU'lspooialty
Mess
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"''rtH,
Tl. I,e.(li,lg So
Hum ktilMi
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l-rtraeui;. ' ""a. STSJ S
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nienie sas iweti r.rf.77..-" law
l. u... ., -"irCBlUA... .T"
IIOAKU Of" KtclKNTS -
tele Board of Kdueatlnnt ea-flffloln, Ills frenl
Sviv..i.r P.,,..r. Iliirarner: Mmi 1 W Ucllrlil
. u.... ,1 . II U.iI'Im, Hii.iarliiln.li
Pi-hlle Inslrucllea ; Benlsrala Rchnlfleiil, ureelilent i J II "J'" nna at fc
V Boiler, seerelarj. Ihaft'Tira lloaso-lloa J J Italy,
lieu H flr llale. i J II V llutler. llk t Jaeiili V.Kir-
heee, Marlnu ; J V While, Polkl Airrea l.-er. i:ia.aa- .-j',;, V I' k. KmiiT
. u.i. u .h' W II U..lmea alar Silld, lttWl. aiul.i,i. aria
- ' '"Wiajta,
For Ctiil()gue, AJdress.
.leal of ana llwle, !?J?i. J
wllh lUhl a.i.1 Stl'' .'.l "iraafi1
F. I,. CAMI'IEM,
Tlrf.Fre-.ld.nt.
A. U., l'rcvldnnt, or J, M,
'0U.I
WILL & LINK,
Musie - Deale
it
.Morle our 1.11 nrriauoa-
J. AUK 11 & CO. lvA,Z4
VOSE & SON iT.:iiri!
l'nliM-e stDil Karhnlf Miiiine I'roof Organs), Unitars, Tlslla.
nuisii iiiNaiiin'iiia is atiirclalty.
Aiteuts for IIih New Home, Kldrlclre It, ami oher Newlnc Uaclik. f
Hut'Piioi for all kittila ol Sorv'nn Msaliliifm. vv e anard oar
uuatouirrs itilcniaU anil nuarainno aaUsfaiiriiiii.
Vi't alas carry alfnll axaurimr-ul mf Moala anil Music Bueks. .
Cor. Second and Ferry Bts., (nd for eaiaiilltus.)
-PATR0NIZE HOME INSTITUTIONS.-
THE F
W F KKAP, Prrwldoat.
J L COWAN, Treasure.
Albuny, Oronutt.
J O WKHHUaM fba.1
Coo F SlallHON, Vlco PiesldiM I
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J L Cowan, Gso F Simpaon. IV F Road, Pr L Foley, M Rtiirnherg, Jff W
J K neainerioru, iianirauan, j u irnaiiiau.
aLSu braTBae aacessa roet
Trailnrs, Oa'teiti.le.
Aninriraiii, f iiiiaapipina, i'a. i-nceniei, ijonnon, aajjiiut
Korvrieh Union, Ijnilon, Krw
Oaardian, Tndont Ung. itan
beater, Uanaboakr, Knglaml. Caledonian,
Ktlijbura;. Bootlaml. Wcaobmnor,
New York.
ONLY STRICTLY INSURANCE OFFICE IN AI1AHY.-'
BUY THE "MITCHELL WAGON,'
Acknowledged
the Kot
We carry a f ill line of Hacks, BuRKles "d CarriaKe"! slas Fins a
Implements of all kinda. eaerc'all on us before purchasing Elaewbm I
MitcluH & Lewis Co.,
Albany, Otj
CIIDIMITIIDCI
I UlllUIIUIlLi
It you want the 1
and most durable for.
ture inai is mauui
lied in the city go to
THOMAS-BRINK'S
2nd isF- Store.
Bcit Htock oT 2nd ;o(k(h In the Va
and the moMt roase mie priooj, both
m b tolling, i tiiive ou Lind
FjJHNITUSE, STOVES, TINWARE
TRUNKS, BOOKS, PIUTURES
CLOCKS, CROCKERY,
ETC., ETC.
do v weal of S E Youdk's otf rrfnre
L. COTTLltB
HI In nMrni-wtlodBflil
tho ienrHnnf remp.ly lov
CJonorrhrris fiK.irr,
The onl v mint retncly foi
1 IaDcorrhrrB,urWhlteii.
J uresrntH it And IlvI
ft in ttVHtmrnnnHlriiT it
i THtviMtsC("-l'rn to all suiTrnTf.
CCrtFTl,0 ffiml A. J. foTONKK, M. V
f4t- j& '' "Tl N, lb
rMarll
Stacard 5c Canick, Aajonta,
OF
EUGENE,
Nsat stMlnn hoglm on Monday, tht 21st ils
Septeinlier,
" TUITION FREE.
Fmir Ciiirsei: Classical, Hclentiflc, Uterarv, ftfld
asli-ift Miijrl.M) Cimrne, In wriicli there Is mi 'a(ft,
UroV. Frtjii'liorermu. TIio EiiKlUh Is prc-em-me
tit ly a BuHtness Cuume.
For catato2iit or further Infornvtilnq
.jAJ.lress J. W. J)Htr(iN.
PiTsMmt
FOSHAY & MASON
TLlLll.i AHP anui
Druftsistsand Booksejc
AwSifor John B. Aden'iPW
bleb we wvll at publisher's W j
latagoannSr
I,BAHY. OKKOOl
Fnrtmilier & A
-FUNEKAL DIRECTS
arterial Embalminir Oon
cally
RedCro'
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mm,
1 I
80M. LANNlSflC!)..l0
w rnocsss nooa scrou k
4K0 BAKIB 'I
STORAGE FACanitl
City Restaara
HaviDRbecn entirely r.rnod
and popular restaurant ' bjc';'S
olasa n every respect. TM V M
,ivon Koo,l meals at sll .J
?cnta. KervthmK D. ,
IVivate bniea. ' I