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n.iv n tiie nml; a :
.;si Mil'NVIi, Hd'tuM mill I'riin j
,i.,IriiIim "iv oiim-h Ht Ailmny, o -
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X. W. Million i'ti;. Jim W liri-vn, n
,vrlltT m J"' h.i.-mv.. iti-i , Kivrn ii nii ui
.nr In I'.irlli.iiil ami U....II1.. I.
-...mil .i'.i ill ..nitiiii linn ; mi 1 1 n
t 111!" -J ' if un.iiKU
nllTI'Hti !(.'. W S I.II'M'h Wl'illlll jH plural
.. j. 'ii urn Ml : nriiii viiiiiiii'h ill tin nun
il W I'nrlii'll'unt illl llllil nun- II.,...
r riii'm. r".,,",')i" , ii litrwih ,
i4 (M,0U ; D I' TImiiiiiki)h'b, $:i,(KKI,(M)() ;
tr'nl Ih-kuiii, :l,mi(l,iMK). W M l.iulil,
II Marklu, J 14 Miiittfniinry,J W Cuok,
Don Mucli'iiv ami KliKevil are pach
rated lit ROUO.IHIO. J Luuvvi'iil.tirtr, 1!
Wtiiiliniil, (ill Aiimwurtli, Tyli-r Wooil
anl, Wliitlic-r A Co, nml Slaver A
Walker an; pliu'iM at l,.r(IO,(KK),aml Hiimi
roine tl' iiiiliiiiii dollar men. In Sinttlu
A A anil liTIhinny are each given ?2,-
i1UU,mi", " v riuitr, ? ,ijiio,mni j u it
Venter ainl 'ieo Kinnenr, $ 1 ,5t)l,00 ; J
M ('iili'inan, Dexter Morton, etc., arc the
f,mi,M men.
MX 111 ,,i i-sos u, i
linn Til Kuril, of s.,1 in, i,, ,,,,.
Mr Wa,t Moiiieiili, o( 1'oitlainl, in in
I'.e rily.
Tom ciiii in 'hink of i, he di.ini'.
dehei ve a iktmiii ',
J N Dlllie-.ll hill, r.'luniril from n Ii
trip to I riiie.ille
vV II llni inn nl, hpeeial tu'i'iit ami ail-
jiiBter of Din huti I- .nn l i o Iiihiiiiiih".
c i-iany,in here - -ilviii Journal. W hut
ci .n nuiv in that.
F It Kelwiy ami family, ol French Si t-lli-nii'iit,
It-It yi'Htcrilav for Alhany to re
tiiile. Tl'ev h ive lenleil iheir farm ami
wo trust tlieir ..Inenee will he hut tem
porary. Rusclmri' Iteview.
The twci;tynixUi lieeiiHe for the month
of Octoher wan irrnnlnl toilav liy the
county clerk lo Win F. haviiison anu
MarKiireu A Kan I, iil'i il III ami IS re
pectively. 'I I. e foriner not Iwinz of aye
the coiiHent of hiti iatlu-r appeam on the
aiiiiiavil.
The anini'il .neeii: of the ranl com
nianilery of Kiiifhts Templani of Oregon
in in Hi'Hvion in I'orlhiml, convenini'
there toilav. Hon ei F, ( 'hamherlain
anil I) 1' Mason are inesi iit from thin eitv
aw ilelejraten. Owing to the Circuit (Jonrt
heiiiK in HeKion otlierileleutes were un
able to uttenil.
E P Uouers, (i 1 & I' A of the S I' !
R, of 1'ortlunil, Is in Mie cl'v. to answer llie
chariie of iliiicriinitintioii, on which the
jury failed to aioee at the last term of
court. He i aci'oinpanivd hy the rflail'n
attorney, lion W 1 Kenton, ihc well
known predecessor to Hon Jeff Mvem and
neveral othei well known Oregomans.
Wfli-at
CI V
'.' lie w he:!) iphi !.. ,.
valley into i h n -i'ih
preHclit prieen sl,mv
markelH in liill'm r
i"ts 'i!olal:oii" on h,
Hi-lvea: Haleni.7!)1 ; ;
Alhany, KJ cen'.-.
I in the
iml the
of tin
n; foMow-
H.ii :ik for t.hein-raiii-,SJ
centH ;
m-I'Ii
i.iji-l,
V.Jne
. '1 h:
HOME AU illl.'tltH
What 1'.yh.-
A MINISTHIIMl. llhCKITION.
I,aHt eve ll iu at the IT I' chui-cli an in
foal receplio'i was tendered the inein
1 lierH of tne n'CHOvier1, recently in tjciwion
he-e, re-pa n n in the city. The eats
""" t were n nuiveil i inn the noodle ot the
Ti i ,, . I -ooili aim Old a id vonnu Bpent two or
-The outside world ul- , V . , K, ,-,
wayn unowH ino'e ai.imt llie iimide work-1 ,,,.B;C wuh fnr i Hheii hv meinbei-H of ilie
inirs f iiiHtitntioin than the proprietors college o-ciiesira w ho a'e iHho' iiie iilwo
themselvea. The fo!lowiin from the of the IT I' Saohal M scliool ; a hl.i'Tn.ly
le oi.ned duet on ihe pia-io tiy .M ms
l.aua ate, oi llrnj i-.i . , and Jliw flor
ence (i.hsiui, m r-an. r anciBco. was
heiiid with lunch p't'imire a id iiea lily
encored ; MIhb Si 'uttoii -ende'ed n couple
H-"no hoIuh wiili non,l eifect, a-id
soo hy Mikh (i.ijHon and Mine Tate we'e
2 -eatly an-uccaled. Ai eleahl It'nci;
It ih learned frnui purlieu wlio teside at
Mitchell that .ilcl.ii:ul.l w ho cut off Sle
;uierHon neural unit piac recently wan
to mime extent jiisttlialile in i,,ina w hat
we inn. r-icpiii-iisoii iinviiitt assau lli-d liini
aid Mclliinald lifter! in n-lf iWIetiHn.
Oehoeo Iteview. ( 'iiltini; ..' a umii'd ear
in a very peculh'.i- hv to act in self de
fciine.
Recently we e:;ve the rate of taxeH in
aeveraleitien, which v. ere evidently incor
rect. Aecor -liii V, a S. cltle p:ni,-r llie
city tax there is only -I '.; tiiilln, ami
conrty tr.x ID liiilln, on vuluation of
Hfi.OUO.OOO for the cuy, and fUKX),0rt
lor the county. In 1'nrtland the city.
ntate and county tax footn nil 21 1 iuHIh.
rho hKliPHt priced lot in Seattle is tiven
only XI 1(1(1 per front font, while in
rortianil fmn is uhottt the jiriee.
We pause in adminiiiun for the Hose-
hnrK man, Charley IIaiiperett.hy name,
who is about to issue a volume of prose
and poetry and an invention, a switch.
which can only be kept open by a man
with a crow bar or by blocking it with a
stick of wood. The combination is an
enormous one.
Walla Walla Statesman will lie of inter
est, particularity the part almut creamery
ituck, which Albany has frequently
agitated somewhat: There, is impression
abroad that the Walla WullaUas & Ulcc
tric l.ittht Co piy enormous dividends,
but such is not the fact. There are jus'
lOOoutof S.'OO shares held in eitv
and on every share there is onlv 2! cents . of ice crea n a.ul ca'.e ih se- vi; re'
iir mouth dividend paid. There would
be just ' the. same kick if the creamery
stock paid, hut as it is worthless and a
failure nothing; is said.
A t.iiAN v 's PmisrKcTs were never bright
er than today. Now- it hu a permanent
color to It. The new residences built this
year are of a high order, built for the lu
tuie, and all dedr ilile property it rented
There are as few vacant hecbes ns at anv
time for years. The Oregon Pacific is
putting itself inlo shape and there is a con
fluent feeling, based on good grounds, thai
next year will see the road go ahead. Al
bany is having built the only cantalever
bridge, the best mad'-, in the Northwest.
Our sewer system is a go..d one, and bus
inest is pushing. 'Keep your option on
Albany.
ivi'irs we-e called fo' T'-oui seveal o- iW'
le's a-nl i be 'ecent'O-i was
closed at 10:;.0 a ier n- ru-ei- by Ur Cibson
'lesides tne la.ae miiiiber fro.n the
clinch and school them wee present Dr
(til'soi i.nd dai";hte , o: Si'n F imcisco
Rev ('.Riiiie. oT l.os . meles P.ev Snaalu
ine, of Spot.me, Key KirkpAi' ci-, of
Taconia, Rev Snee., of Waom Su'inns,
lr IT'acU and woe. i.i su'eiu, oi tne u r
chiii-c'i.a ui Rev UonOi is, o! lie-kelev,
Cal i., Rev Coni'it and wi'e, Rev "rich
am anu Rev Stcua l inno ig oitiers.
'I he ci' cnuneil ine'. . t-uiiglit.
Cueiiit Court is altio in msHiun at Keene,
pAtroidzi the old Btand, ine Pineer htr
I er slmii, now I nown ai the Alliauv liath
tjeo Lauilreth, p-oprietnr.
WTin Uhroi-der of Junction City has a
in.sliir that tipiid tlu beam t exactly one
I'lH.diert ami twunty pi.uaiU uiid ii only a
year old at that.
The Oregon Pacilio It. U. will bo sold
dec. 9th, mud on that day special bargain
n ToUQaund'a addition will n withibasD
irom tha market. See Towiiaeud's ad.
W II Fl Grant has uommeuccd cauvasing
for subscription to mako a suitable exhibit
the Chicago World a Colunibian I.npri -
hon. Geo M Miller auhacribed jO and A
IIoyov$2U0. If J'.'S.CMKJ cue be raised in
:he country Portland will eome to th Iront
with at least $75,000 more. Kugene Guard.
When strangers come to Aatoria they are
strongly impremed with the feeling tint it
will O'ioome a great city. One gentleman
recently remarked ho would fuel much : ver
n luvestmg $100,01)0 in Astoria than
tie. He is wi;ll aware of the resources and
growth of Washington's V tneipal citios.and
notwi'.hstaniliog their immense stri.-'es he
(iriife-s the prospecta of Astoria. Tuik, But
facts aro better than prospects.
A dhpatuh received from Lewiston,! daho,
ntmnuci-s thedeath of AIod'q Leland, who
--line to Oregon in 1850 with A Kush,ai,d in
1854 hegau the publicat'.on of the St imlard
tt Portland. He waa afterward editor of
'he O.-econ Artvertiaer and the Portland
Times. He waa also a. member of tho tirjt
school board of this 't
Fiesh ried colTtej at F E Allen's.
Fiesh hams, lard and bicon just reonvtd
at F E Alltu's.
Uos't i;o to the trouble of running all
over the city, but go diieclly to Conn A
Ilendricson's and get what you want in
the til'.OCF.RY line. Their stock 's
la-ge and well-selecied. Fresh prodece
and fruits can always be secured at thei
Bisinls at the lowest mires. You get
good goods and p ompt nuenlion. In
crocleiy, glasswa e, lamps, tic, they a
also l:aviug n big "tin. rso octler piece
in tne cdy lor !,anis 'ii tn.s I ne.
Ion't close )our eyes nt.i'nst these facie.
i ti
Smio v,
- t'l I.i
D V CM..
Km hiB:
sue ies-iiir to Paisley &
t, ' i' y j .1 p"nui.(
M;m-iejr.
I w ish to sny to my friends and cus-
tome's that 1 lmve mv fall and winter
styles in millinery eady for trade. W . il
bt pleased to show goods at pny t.me.
IDA IU lilUBU.
LKGE5T -: ASSOill'MilST
OK
:a -.m S10S.
AT
MATTHEWS t?7ASrIBliPS'8
E W Acmon &f'o are selling monaments
at I'o I'an.l p icea.
John Wink has coinmenced a damage
suit in the circut court at Pendleton
against the Union 1'nciJic railroad com
pany, for 50,000. Wink, while in the
employ of the company last July, was
Dauiy Hurt nv being thrown troin a nana
car near ililgard station. He was for
some time in the hospital at Portland
and besides other injuries received haE
neen rendered deal Irom ttio accident.
Walla Walla Stntesman.
Who Is
F. E. Al.' 'N.
Why we siiiipos' d eye-v r.'. I tiiiv
yon should nm in''- g've rrn h r -I!.-
t.-t
A Tki k Bii i. In the case of the Nta'e
against Orrn lieam, orrtsted several
months ago on the charge of burning sev
eral barns in Alhanv'fthf grand jury brought
in a ' true bid " The defendant will plead
tomorrow morning on the opening of
court. Mr Ceo W Davis, secretary of the
s;atc board of land commissioners, is the
principal witness for the state, young
lieam having made the confession to hhn
while on the cars from Portland.
Three indictments were found by the
erand jury during the da, one against
Oren Heain, l he others secret,the defend
ants being absent. The case of Mary A
Wood ogt Frank Wood was in progless at
press time I K Weal her ford appearing
for the phiint.fl and J J Whitney for the
defendant. The grand jury wa at work
on the Peoria ca-e.
he Mas(..ie ''V .
p' e to Imiv I-.- '
Just lere've 1 ..-v ;
l"'E .e'i's ii'-
I how Clui'V.
Cool-'ng ftle. VI. .
PlCS Vs In ;: .
Hill bi"i'ii.i
S:'t vi t-ii . i..i,
kjrt't rslrpen.
For Salk ',
l.iid, n" I t (.el
o :hr'i, j.r a
' r.s of IVi.i ii J m
g! n.
, rn'i von ill I'-v.l :
1 at
ar e lift c of
fm' f noe
' e on ii
-e l of Tti
No' tj To I.a M- cWn lm.-c
nor' ft -iyrd'a'ii; Ian ei'abieti iot'ci- e
An Inhchn-cb TM at ''Kit. M
Oraclwohl informs the Dicmockat that
under a rule of the insurance compact
parties having gasoline stoves in their
houses are obliged fo notify llie insurance
rompany, in case they carry insurance,
In case of lire on a failure to' do so they
could not collect tiie insurance. Such
stoves, lie says, raise the price ot insur
ance some.
hiti oh o' Alb."iy !.i ! ';''s in - it ! ft 'o
n' i.'..' Co.'' s 'o- ft lew dayst-i'.'' I -'
ic.vent ipy aio e ft a i';''e of eve y s'.te
, " se.iiei.e p io c-ot'i c'oal a o- iat'i'e.s
! ,n"!e by one .o l" ':' cest Ksr te 0
i .lftnit V. il i"c-s. '''iie-cO'i" :se i i is
Julius ,n.eeii'i's t in e.'So'i. T"ese goe s
; vV'i' .ie "l i he s.o e in-' a e'.v ir.s u""
Dim vvill iiesoio et a ho'i si' e p-ices. I'a'l
I ea.L a.ul seen e ine bf-t seie.-l.or.
V (-.M'ON.
Rr:vov'. i. W f. A'
moved his ' f '
ouposil" Ire Ma;
Pot Uitntino. China pheasants are
plentiful below Coburg. We are informed
that two Harrislmrg pot hunttrs recently
killed tlfi of the pheasants in that vicini
ty in n couple of days and shipped then; ; .. ,, Saturday in Nov. at Scio, at
to i ortiiind, dressed where they received , ...ln-k . , Alj uions are reouested
hr-son has le-
.mii' -m e ofRct to
i-.isiie, at
esnt I'd I'"" I'1'-'1 v or ii'i.- y lo loan
o.v Alba 'y real es.-v."
Noi ii'K. The next meeting of the Linn
countv allitnce meets on Friday, befo
li.M per
(iuard.
dozen for them Eugene
Poi.'-k Court. To-day the oft heard
of John Doe and Richard Roe w ere in the
calab:iose for vaeancv; vesterdny even
ing a plain case of ilrin'ik and dii .irder
ly conduct was the only business (,f the
recoider.
ik be reoresented as matters of import
ance are to be transacted. I?y order of
Ihe president. T M Mi nkeks,
t Coai. Saleni clniii'.f-- the lin.ling of a
live font vein of co il. There is no dosibl
the valley is full of it. There certainly
is a mass of it aroiind Albany. The vjiii
at Spring Hill, across the river, is a good
one and hIiouM be developed. It may
be made a big industry.
A S. oit 1"m. S E Young has just re
ceive :1 a large stock of shoe". Tor men,
women nnd children, including particu
larly a lino Mne of scliool shoes. The
beBc nvil.es in the market can be found
in his shew 'learlnient.
I'V.lh-
ill tl i'
On.""
these h
thi-v "i
Letter b'si.
.vir c . the list ' !-.'ti remaicinji
:-..r. r,di,! at Albany, L'on county,
(). t. U'T, l:':M. I'.'r'enS crllintr i"
(.r eiusi. fiive the d.ite on wind
,-e Huve-ri'-Jib
.Mjco i - iiv.vji..
of e.s c- i-'ij it r i up
1 e 'o ;ne R's.ri i iionse i
L:"CTllOl Mmli"!. I .'v''r
llrl'o;;gsC'10u!
io ?'! aid ' :
i o .v f
s i in
e . s e-n.
JfsHicf-I .-.. .'i' .
Ii, s id itiei.-anre h:
Maviv or si. o''.' pin
is
i Hsi-
. haii- fai'i.if.
, (I'l I'O. IVI.K
is b.il s;i
'fe'V '
Keep your eves open for bjtraSi,a at F E
riiieus.
Mave ru heard bow lots are ae'li'w :u
Tuweaeud'a addition.
Wanted, at FE Allen's, 500 du7.tn egga
H'ghestm:rket price paid.
Stwait Jc Sox sell tha very beat latent
tem a-tfil aheara and tcirsorfl.
I.'.diei Oxford t'es at a-rat'y reduced
vlciat Klein Bro'.. Must be sold.
A large line of elsua-it gold wAtches v
i jsty iiw trays at Will feStark's.
All kinds of farmers produce t.vkeu in e
uhnuvte for ro.;encs at F r. A lien V
Oh! Ladies, look here! 5 piclajel soda
.t F E Al'en 6 for "j cents
silk nmhre'laait nadvjl wood hao'llet
?I'h.p at French's Jewe(ry atore. '
Yon vet yon-n r.ev:a worth wnr.a you
iv e.lk umh ol as at J''enon s.
I hell rust hue picture :ri lies er in
Albany at ForLoiiller & Irviog'a.
The very latest styles and uove'ls in the
milliuery line just received atthe M-'-.aes
l::.ll s. '..all anu tee them.
With his new lukery Conrad 'eeris
ublelo ofterold aid new ccscome3 eve.y'
:r.'r.g histclars pi haLed gcodj.
W W IMm is oner in cha'ge f ti D'
irou'co reMaannt. fiieaie 2i ceuts. nasi
oysters, fresh. Evewtt'""x f','.l.-c'ai.s.
Decidedly the latest i' cho'ce-1 ta-:
o' tr-a in town is at C E Jjvonoell s Sn
iried. h.sl.et fired, g rei, b'jclt, F.nv1'
b.'eakfut, Sec.
Co'uOC MFar)?')d to- rirtlew, ha
"e s, whin, rob' j. alt l.i'jd" of ho.se c" .-I
iv, tc, eie.
i.'uier A, ISili dentiitv. viil maVet
: -1 plates of ahiflduem. Tiie bealt'r.rs
'i-o-t dinable evu rblr't weisht of anv
it u'a:e. We want To iutroduce !
I. : rt r.i . , k p ih' vii uit y .
;;That is ihe first READY MADE suit I have -worn
for Twelve Years," sa5d a prominent busi
ness man the other day, as he walked out of the
store of T. L. "Wallace & Co. with one of those
handsome pa-terns and riehly. tailored garments
under his arm.
A Perfect Fit is Guaranteed.
LAIN'S
)5 Villi
ii
sailing - House
IN
Men's, Young Men's and Boys CloiLiag, Furnish
ing Goods, Eoois, Shoes, Hats
and Tailoring.
i.i
Arehsii'b'
B.iker. Fr.d
Dnxle. Win
Kas'.er, (i W
Oeiirke. Fncdiifh
Huh, Kin
Hers, ''red
ll ., W C
J.eksi.li, t'hss
M..rri, Gir(ie
Thsrher, ( ori'e
Williams, H M
Webster, B.n
May be see.i the
linest stock ol
iro'd and dive.'
watches, c'IbtotI nnd olner rings, jew
elry, hi Iverware, t-e :-itincity
m
Tut Lvrii.T D.iH- '.'ti, Mn.i a DifTer
ence in the Mn.-iiliin," and "flush. Ibe
Rog.e Man." j: vu' doi.'t believe itfto
nd ask Will & Li ik, who have tbete
newest pit cts oi mnmi fo.- na'e.
Aden, .Ts ilea
l):iis, l.ydia
i-ieelesten. E-lvvsrd
I-iri;, V'rickrich
linen, 11
tliiumri". Auoit
IIhvs, Ross
Ha ciinan, Criss
M .rtin, W W
Srewart, Jss M
Williams, M L
Wise, T & Co
T. M ONTEITH, P. M.
MAItltllMI.
DYER I1UBER. On Sunday, Oct
iSth, at the residence of the brldes's
mirents. in Linn county, near Stayton,
Wm. Dver, of Bay City, and Miss Lizile
M Huhcr. of L'-n.i county.
I'.nltN.
All ...nude., I,' ,,h Api".- t''"i
heehy ine,t ... mret at l' "e;i nl
ere . D,a rfi.h, i g n'o'i.e' .
.1 IT I iiti I '.-';
is'.'C 4 K'1' O-i Mo (. '.Oi.
I i-i A to .'"eo.'C. J- Sum
i a son
srtnmAm Damns
No matter what s.hape ihe man. be he long andsliai or'
short aad sotif, we selected our fetoek to fit
ANY and ALL.
A Large and Eeautifu1 Line ef
Overcoats, Macintosh nnd Rubber Goods.
A Complete Line of
BOOTS and SHOES.
Fine Umbrellas,
New and Novel Neckwear,
Latest Siyles in Hats.
For Many Ypars He !.?". Been in l.io Le-'U and why?
Ctciuce !ie give;
FTJTIjP.sT vat.ctk,
BEST MAKES,
I, AKO EST ASSOIiTM E N T,
LOWEST PK1C1.S.
(VI e n s or on i lis
THE
THE
THE
THE
No m?i!.er
v.iiar you wonc m
Suiis, he can fil! your demands r,t a pii.
f ;ipio'al. Give i.irii a coll.
Overcca'.". n
ill mee:; your ceilai
t-i'ilT!l'H : !i
powaent,
Used in MilUons of Homes-40 Years the Staaiajd
L. E. B LA I N,
ALBANY, OriCON.
And we would
UNDEIIWEAK
e'jpaeiRlly cn' ftttdiiioa to our lino of
wli'c'li is L; -e pnd Co.Tiultte and se
lected with a view io please thoe who kx 'in: will, co'd m
w n:3r. to see 1 1 you wil l ov y it. as rea. us Trice&
sf.v tiiat our daily inc. ease in tales SDetk volumes,plthough
we make no pretensioi.-s to sell cue class of people cheaper
than any other.
We believe in fci-ici)y
marktd f.11 ocr
ONE PEJCE to all and
poods in Plain Figures, .
have
T. L. WALLACE & CO..
lw'"Vi u.oibiai 3 aid Fa;iiisli5.,!i.
5 trnhftn B'oo
OBEGO
F. L. KENTON,
1K V F.R IN
Choice Teas, Coffees, Spices,
!": X 1" 3. -A. C T !
-A nl a jteneial p.tiortmeiit of
C5- SS. O CS 3ES
Near the Post Office,
A It any, regoi