Albany daily democrat., July 21, 1893, Page 3, Image 3

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Y OFFICIAL PAPER.
' GOOD EVENING.
iiu or Mils. Hit. 1!i:ii'.vtii. This
ng: ft dispatch was ntiMvotl from
coom, Wash., uiinoiincintr the sudden
of lire. Annie, wife of Dr. J. Nut
ith, assistant pliysii ian nt the slate
J asylum nt that city, 'l'lio deceased
le second daughter of .Mr. anil Mm.
BrinVefonl. of thin city. Slip was
n Missouri III yearn njjo, coming to
n when yoiinn, KiN-udinir most f her
nthis county. Shu was a loveablc
a. popular with all who know her.uml
with will bo a great Mow to not only
lsband, pan'nts, brother Wayne, and
Mrs. Fred Dawson, but to all fortu
in her friendship. Mrs. Bridgoford,
id daughter. Mrs. Dawson, worn at the
ind were telejrruphed at once. The
ns will be brought to Albany.aiTivinjr
Tow night. It is probable the funeral
ccur Sunday aftenioon. Mrs. Itedpath
Xttntly in Albany, mid appeared in
lealth, but she ha had the heart ilis
or tome time, and it was this which
1 her death.
LrTTl.it Stkask. Lout Tuesday
lg Clint Gordon's doit, ".linunio" re
i to Lebanon in a bad looking tonili
and nearly starved, which caused con
ible uneasiness about tlordon. lie
uly 5th alone with his dog for the
taint on a prospecting trip, and as
g was never known to leave him, and
int raised him in the mountains it
etiange that he would leave him un
lere was something wrong. Clark
rough left Wednesday for the niouu
to search for him. Clint's many
J in Lebanon think there is something
appened to him. To suv the least it
tile strange . Lebanon Express.
B Cmcua. Washburn's circus is in
lytooday. The horses look well, and
neral appearance is one of neatness,
irons has a big advantage in not hav
ly of the usual cut throats following,
game of any kind being seen inside
side. As the afternoon performance
lot taken place we cannot give the
i of the circus. The admission price
ly 50 cents, and the circus is a one
one, just what people like the best.
SI an About Town paid 10 cento for
pleto view of the side show and got
orth of his money. It contains three
delusions, the usual cannibal, Circas
roman, a mind reader and snake char
ilight of hand performer, a negro who
i on sharp edged swords, some mon
ad punch and judy.
Survey TilKKK Township. Three
townships in the Snutiain county are
surveyed and in time opened forsettle
ig Last Saturday evening Air (l S
in, of Portland, who has the contract
irveying 0-5, 9-G anil 8-4, arrived at
kiaoe witn a party or seven survevors.
Teat back into the mountains Slon
aud will commence on i)-5 and fl-fi.
the intention of completing the two
ihips in thirty days. After this thev
move immediately to 8-4. which is
Ben Basin on tiie Little Aortli Fork,
raberman.
RESTED. Mrs Dr I'atterson-Wallace
irrested this niominrr liv T")eruifi, Gil.....
aith on a warrant sworn out bv I L
trong, charging her with practicing
cine without registering, as required
w. She will lw given an examination
the charge liefnro Justice Kinsev.
TOW at 9 a m. The lady has lieen
nnce about July :td, and came from
iy. one claims to nave a diploma at
ome in Portland. Kugene Guard.
e recent gold sthke made at the Vii
llne, near Baker City, is the richest
nost extensive revealed for years.
!rdav a ehunk h inb .... ..'...i-i.
llrty pounds, which is eat'mated to
In $3000. On account of the ex
s richness of the ore it is not rtn
ign ine mm, out is pounded up in a
mo'Jir.
Bm could not keep her base ball team
1 amateur league, thanks to the lack of
MaJ mtmnrl Hit .- . : . .
j-.y. .-..i. . nm.it. nine huu
were talking n SlO.OOOteam. What a
-jicrainnviiie 1. It.
too. That Is the score people make
.,. x cry uinn, me ucaiei In
fiToeerloB ,1 - 1 .
, , . . . ,..t Hllu crocserv
litey shut out hard times and eiv'e
btrMlm 111.-... 1
. 0 - ,CNI; Jt nome tuns
return far mnn ....t 'pl
11c game
Jplred nn the square, and there is
riomni and courtt
eatment A bi.iu ...i..
i , .7 ' Luors
esrlr and late. If you would be on
Lining side call on Conn
idat Excibsion, An excursion
will leave Albany on il. fw.
? Railway Sunday, July 23rd, for
7 o'clock a m, returning
' Hu," p ni. fare round
sl.SO. .
in will hereafter run fo Idanha
s eastern end of the Oregon I'a
Monday morning and Wedtuxiluv
ostfardiiy evenings. Round trip
s3m inirty unvs, wilt be
WJ0. Hound trip tickets can now
lent to the Bay, at excursion rates
day of the week.
1 ViCTis unanimous that Will' A
carry the b'st line of .llvtr ware in
"T'They nave theTarieiyanjqual
sotaatlon that counts in buting
1 An Inspection always carries con-
1 J due to n enfeebled st e of
In. Hairs Hair Renewer qaicens
itriti functions 01 the skin, nesting
renting the formation of dandruff.
onr 16 getting their hair cut a
will receive a free ticket to the
rounds.
t'l ihi-ii; ad hir enttio) psr
tO SVer eBitnn m i L
atkrs.
1X8 Mac 111 5 o nettl repa red an
itedlb a thwrnehlyccmpexnt work.
F"0h's jelry itor,Albnr,
UUHE AMD AKUOAII
Terms, cash at V L Kenton's grocerv
store.
Building & Loan association at the Ore
yon Bank tonight.
F L, Kenton has p!ared a handboine
cash register in his grocery store.
The game law Item lu ycstcidA's 1)km
oc'RA'i' was slightly wrritg. Deer cannot
be killed until August 1st,
A paper at The Dalles piopoi.es to call
the Chinese pheasant the Deiinv plieas
ant. Why not. Mr Denr.y 1 entitled to
the name.
.1 L Cornell, and W II and John Wat
kins, were tried yesterday afternoon at
L.ebinon tor horse stealing, and were
promptly acquitted,
This Is s good time for money loaners.
fn Cmaiilla county 30 to 75 per cent is
paiu, and no doubt nearly as much can be
commanded in Linn county.
Ti.e base ball games between Albany
and Portland tomorrow and Sunday will
be hotlv contcsrrd. Albany will n ake a
warm fight to regai 1 first place.
A game ol base bail was to be played
this afternoon at 4 o'clock between the
circus club and the Albanies. As the cir
cus club defeated both Portland and Ore
gon City the game promised 10 be a
close one.
Some of our merchants are talking of
hauling their freight from Albany by
teams, as it can be done cheaper than by
rail at the present freight rates; besides
giving ihe work to nonie men instead of
incorporations. Lebanon Express.
One year ago Lane county had an In
debtedness of nearly SSs.ooo. while on
July 1st the same had been reduced to
about $27,000. In another year, with a
mpderate levy, the county will be free
uum ucdi. uuara.
Mr T M Ralston of Albany has offered
the trustees $4000 for the bank building
v una pintc. itir nuiiton 11 1 good man
to run a bank and the Express would be
glad to see him open up one at this place
as we surely need one. Express. N
The Corvallis News says 80 voung
pheisants were recently killed in Benton
county, opposite Albany. Deputy Wat
den C W Watts has investigated the matter
some, and can learn nothing to that effect.
The Item is probably a hoax.
The actual depositors of the Bank of
Lebanon are hereby called to meet In the
hank building on Monday, July 24,1893,
at one o'clock p m for consultation. None
but actual depositors or their legal lepre
sentatives will be admitted to the meeting.
Lebanon Express.
The Democrat was the first oaper In
the state to publish the list of newly elect
ed officers of the grand lodge A O U W
in session In Portland, not even the two
evening papers of Portland doing so. The
selection 01 ur 1 j Mackey, 01 tuts clty,as
Grand Master is a good one.
One day this week a camper at New
Albany, on Nye Creek, near E L Thomo-
sons, started a fire which began spreading,
and it was only by hard work that the
entire settlement was saved. L E Blaln
and a few others forming a fire brigade
that did effective work. Some day the
owners ot property at Nye Creea will '
in their might against careless carr.;.e:
At the meeting of the trustees - Wil
lamette University last evening Mr Edwin
D Shurter, of Cornell university, Itnaca.
N Y, was elected professor of elocution In
the place of Miss M G Scriber. resigned
He was chosen froi among eleven can
didates for the pcultlon. The president of
Cornell says of him: "He is one of the
nest eioc-illonlsts 1 ever heard, fortunate
is tne university which secures his servi.
ces.'' Saiem Journal.
16J acres, being the old Vn Mcllargue
nlace, has been Hied on, in the center ol
llrnwnsvllle.by a man named Monk. Mr
w 1- tosnow, ot mat city, and Hon J K
Weatherford. of this cltv. went la rirmn
Ciiy today to investigate Ihe matter. Of
course there is nothing in it. Such con
tests are always very foolish. Even if the
unginai uiie nad Been detective the claim
couiu not oe sustained.
James Whelan, n old pioneer of Walla
Walla allcv, died at Walla Walla July
16th, aged 56 years. Ho was a number of
yeaia in business in Pendleton. Walla
Walla and Seattle. He was well known
throughout the state and a prominent
...cuuv. ui uic Aiasunic and A O U W
i iernuy, under whose auspices the fun
eral was conducted. He was formerly In
business at Harrisburg, being well known
in u me suuincrn part ot unn county.
A peculiar Incident haonened last n
Ing. A drummer.Mr McCartey.puicbasid
some cigars at PfeifTer's. laying a twenty
on the show case. Not having ihe charge
It was left there, while another customer
was vailed on. During the time some
one surname; around helped himself to the
money, unobserved by either. The mat
ter was compromised by the loss being
divided.
The Albany papers affect to dou'jt the
"-'nn vase oan ciuo nas dis-
uaLum mi nrnicn on ih. !.. ti
say the Albany team Is in an exception-
...v PiW,jn;iuua lunumon and that the
league will keep up its work. Still the
Albany's re.n.-it willing t
home to play and the Oregon Cltys and
. .-j ..annul mura to come
UD the VD 1 1 , anv mnrm M...1.. . I
. , j .' ...w.w. n.iuB IIICT Will
stay at home and plav solitaire and pre-
. . uc league in mat way .statesman.
VVS HaVI rn r, . T-i . . .
tu iiwv. ineioei-
ter me groceries the more enjoyable life
.-, . B m aII ve jimp,- to
eat. VI rrrt.i n ' . .. .. , . '
get your groceries and baked goods of
Parker Rrnthpr -1 T . . .
lllriri T J wiuna to live
. y. 7 w rr oreaa.
They keep the best In everything, and sell
at nrlr that .ili.t. .....Ji . .,
- ii-'-tM 01 times
Call on them.
HtlClii Atllt-MIAIIStl.
I. DoUL'las. of llarrisbiir.- n, ,1.m,, Al.
bany this afternoon.
Mrti Dr Whitney ami daughter, lame up
from Portland this nuon.
Mr Arch Monteith and son Uighton, of
Portland, are in the cily.
Miss Bin he An-lvi. Imiu i.l .t.,,.,.l
from a trip to Kasterii dregnn.
Mr M ClllinillLdiani mul Tli. M...1....1..,ll
and w ife, of Harrisburg, me in the city.
Mrs J M Marks and son Willard left
I llesdav for ll few weeks Miiinnn, nt v... .:...,
Hay for the hitter's health. Kxpress.
Dr (Ir.iy. who is now locuhil at San Jose.
Calif., the Dkmikiiat is iiiformeil, has
fully recovered from his long illness. He i I
said to be doing a gtKid busainesg.
C h Hawkins and Mr Ihriir. of Album-
came up last Saturday and went met at this
place by Wm Horn, who will take them up
to the Little Meadow. Santiain Lunilicr-
inail.
Mr Alls'rt ISniidhas returneil from a visit
to Forest drove, where he has been taking
the Keoley cure. Mr Bond is one of the
beat men in the county when sober.und it is
to be lioiiod he sticks to the cure.
Tom Hubbard, the treniul ronresentrdivp
of Russell k Co.. farm machinery, enme
down from Albany this .afternoon. He
says tne Harvest is tully on 111 Linn county,
anil the yield is better thou expected.
Ualem Journal.
Capt John Sh;r. Phil firnnt. Snllivnn
ana otuers or 1110 recent Salem club, are in
the ciiy. The club has formally disbanded.
Salein though proposes to have a biir one.
..cv jew. nm iiooie unu iur noiman leu
on the noon tnun for San Francisco, by
HUJ UL I Uipilllli.
Prof Michener and Miss (1
from San Francisco Satunlay. On account
01 leaving von in the Bank of Lebanon,
Prof Miohener gineuphis his contemplated
eastern trip. 11c nas airain annlied tor the
principalship of the Lebanon school, and as
he gave the best of satisfaction last year,
will doubtless be re-elected. Lebanon Ad
vance.
Last nitrht's Pendleton E. O. says; Pnnf
Humphrey yet shows no signs of returning
reason, and at nights exhibits constant
restlessness, fnvsicallv he is nor much re
duced, being a man of exceDtionallv strong
constitution, and his mental derangement
is tne oniy umavorutue teature. J U Misell,
who has been a devoted attendant nnnn the
cupuun, leiegrupnea weunesuay night to
nia hw.ll,AM tl, tl I . 1 -n
' mciwj(o jiumpiuey. wno Will
probably arrive soon on another visit.
There is talk of reinnvinrr the nation in 11,1.
hospital at Portland, where he can receive
trained nursing.
Are if on fcervons. '
Are von iilt.lrH n,,f An .u..
incu icciingor sick, neaoacner You can
be rellAverl nt all ihM. u.. . 1.
Ing Hood's Sarsaparllla which gives nerve
WnAt.. . 1.1.
b.iw uuunr avrcnglll.
Hood s Pills are easy In action.
Things Worth Bemeaabrrlag.
When you feel a kind of goneness about
the stomach it is a sign that your food doe
not sit well and that you are about to hav
a fit of indigestion
V hen you begin to feel nervous and are
unable to sit still comfortably; when your
clothes suddenly seem to lose their fit and
become too tight in places the fit o Indi
gestion is surely upon you.
When this lit of indigestion is renealeit
from day to day it finally resolves itself
into dyspepsia.
Remember that three to ten ol nr.m
dreth's Pills will cure the worst case of
indigestion or dyspepsia, or both, and that
a regular course of tnem. say two every
night for a week or ten days, will act as a
preventive 01 eitner complaint.
Hodges & McFjrland, the leidiog drus.
iw, moauy, v.'i
tfTATB OF CJRlO, CITY 07'1UUED0, t
Fasirc J. Chrnry makes oath that lie Is the
senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cuenbv&Co..
doing business In the City of Toledo, County
anil ftlatA .tnm.nlri mr.A !.,. I.I a ' m '
the sum of ONB HUNDHED DOLLAKS for
each and. every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of Ball's Catarhh Ccur.
... FRANK J. CHENEY.
Bworn to before tne and subscribed in my
r,s""i ijr vi AwcuiDer, A.u lssa
IaRAL.
A. VT. QLEA80N,
Si .1 m v ure is laaen iniemsny anu aits
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of
Che svatem. Hand tnr Intlmnniai. .....
F. J. CHENEY At CO., Toledo,
CsT Bold by Druggists , no.
r'BIMIIMMl. ni -II UI-J- - .
ij 11 o . . : . " nai at
Ida M Brush's. ownrour time to buy.
Hee the New Imtiroverl linear !:, ...
w.i.ua. iu riwvvp sre cnespest, 1
W Sowden, agent. Officejat t M Fn neb's
'ewelry atoni
BitH it r;.,i'. ..... jl .
- - auaviuK auu liair CUt
ag parlors.
Will ft nt,rit. th. (.welsr.
FRAZER
AXLE
GREASE
Sr,T IS Tnr lr.a.n
trwrilrll.ln.r.,rorT:.-l
ae.tw.ut 'M bo!.- of aar t. , 'i. 2
v:.i ,-Jhrha.t. iru ;t irs 1: ; '
--i?ii!lJ2i'iTI2?-'l :';rR- l-' Y. i..n
Notice.
NOTICE It HEREBY GIVEN THAT
sealed hida will h.i.Miii.j .n
28th day of July, 1893 at the residence of
uuoeraigueu m Aioany, Uregon.for sup
plying the orphans' home with 80 cord, of
WOOd. 20 COrda Of 0Tlh nab MiaAlnm al OO
cnrasoi spuioaa, lilooril, of split ash and
1 oniu-. 01 large spue tir wood, all to "-e
delivered by the 1st day of September. All
w in uiearana siralellt
This 19th dsy of July, 1S9S.
MRS C w.'8BAIH.
Su, I .1;-. AIJ
Residence 5th St.bet. J.iTur.on snil jacksop
Notice to Contractors,
TJ ID" WILL BE RECEIVED 0R THE
u completion ot tne urphana Home at
Albany, Linn eountv, Oregon, up to 10
ociocs, July ant, 1H!I3. All bids to be di
rected to Mr T O Hopkins, chairman of
Rnildina rtnmialllu Tk- k J
v--. ....sb. - "W uvlll iniTrr
tL riebt to re j set any or all bids. Plana
i peeincations oan m tsea at the office of
D C Sch.lt. architect, Albany, Oregon.
DRUGS.
Stationery, Toilet Artie'e, Musica
Instrumenig, Etc.
Hodges & HcFaiW,
'The Corner Drug Store," Altany, Ci,
A Hoiiglus eounty man a idiort time ii"o
hiirgiM a neighl.ir with stealing a lu.g
valued at The pniseeution eot the
county 0f W,i, , t),e l,m.T o ,i10
got HW 111 witness fees ami mileage. The
teciiseil went free.
Iiok out fur a bilk coming this way who
has a paiT Kick advertising it-heine. He
has been 111 Southern Oregon and is bound
to lieat his way at hotels as well as generally.
IOok out for bilks generally.
Two hundred empty beer barrels, for re
shipment to the breweries, were piled up in
front of a saloon in Pendleton the other
day. representing the amount of beer eon
sumed at that saloon in two months. Each
barrel holds (iftoen giilloiis.making the total
for the live hundred of 7.500 gallons, nearly
two apiece for every man. and child iiij
that city. The first cost of the beer was
"Knit ki.uuo.
The following from tke Kugene tluard is
very croainy: A jiedler went over town re
cently selling a patent article. Among the
many who purchased was the wife of a
merchant. One day when he went home to
linner his wife iiiformeil him what a nice
thing she had bought. She then learned
her husband had them iu his store for sale
tor a year, at half the price she paid for
hers. When told of this she said: "Well.
why don't yon advertise then. Nobody
knows it."
The Grants Pass Courier boasts as fol
lows: II runts Pass is a perfect sanitarium
for asthma and other lung troubles, 'us the
progress of experience proves. Those af
flicted with those annoving complaints al
ways find relief when thev strike our
climate, and if they stay long enough they
become entirely cured. The light dry at
mosphere, laden with the myrrh of our
balsam woods makes the invalid comforta
ble the moment he or she gets off the train.
Catarrh and bronchial troubles alike disap
pear without doctor or medicine.
At the World's fair in the horticultural
building the Colorado exhibit ss next that
of Oregon, it is run by a woman with a
tongue a mile long . She spends her time
lauding Colorado and mnninir Oretron and
other states down, or did. She hod better
be reading items like this: Closing down
of silver mines, smelters, reduction works,
coal mines, railways, and factories in Col
orado puts the laboring classes in a deplor
able condition, it is estimated 10,000 idle
men are in Denver, and 20,000 in towns of
Colorado, half of whom are making their
way here to become a public charge. To
avoid this, commercial bodies will ask rail
roads to make a five dollar rate to the Mis
souri river for this class, in the expectation
that they will be able to get work on farms.
It is estimated Colorado. Utah. Montana.
and New Mexico merchants have counter
manded orders for aroods in New York to
amount of over 912,000,000,
A Watou isa necesiity nowadays. I
you want one call on Will & stark, whose
alecs is large and varied, and pricea the
the mmt reasonable. They can give yon a
teryain in this liu as v.eil in jewelry
utieratly
Kentish cherries at C E BiowntU's.
Strictly Cash.
F. L. Kenton ha adcot'd a cash aiaiim
and will hereafter sell groceries fo
CASH only.
.OOWMBUTAWOMAN
the lest washing machine made. Go to
Stewart it Soa ami take one out on trial.
They alio have all kinds of wringers.
IT WILL KILL YOUR WIFE
to carry that Rreat big child around iu her
arms. You must go to Stewart & Sox and
bey one of I heir baby 2arriaeea. All L;.
and prieea.
T HAVE RENTED THE MAGNOLIA
I Mill urarul.i,,BA . ... . I ! i. .. I I
. vuu ... u.,a la 111 ariuu
order for receiving the present crop. The
warehouse is first clsas and conveniently
lecated . Contains -.wo good cleaners. No
delay in unloading. Sacks will be on hand
for delivery in due tin e. G.veme a call
before making arrangements to a'ore your
"'T- v. r. oiairouiN..
Albany, Or., July 15th, 1803.
The NoRTnEitx; Pacific Railroad
Wilt, Slash the Rates. Officials of the
Northern Pacific Railroad have decided to
place low rates into effect. They will sell
tickets from Portland to St Paul for 825
first-class, and make corresponding low
rates to all eastern points. World's fair
round trip rates will be greatly reduied.
Tickets can be utilized on either of their
through trains, both of which will continue
to carry the Pullman tourist upholstered
sleepers. Two trains daily without change.
r or lull lntormation unit to secure your
sleeping cor accommodations, call on, or
address A D Charlton, ussistnnt general
nasKenger agent. No. 121 First street, cor
ner of Washington, or C (1 iiurkhart, local
agent, Albany Uregon.
o e & o
GOOD NEWS
q For tlio millions of consumers of Q
Tntt's Pills,
It lpfl Dr. Tntt .ln-tnr to nn-
notmr tlmL he 1h now iiuttiiiy tijia V
TINY LIVER PILL O
irlilrli tn of cwlliiKly nmall nlzs, a
yet rt-tainhiKHll Ui virtue! of thu V
luru.T oiicM (iiiirnntfi'l nurtlr
VCKtiiblf. Itnth nl'H of these lilt
aruMtill Tliocxiict tlr.o of"
T'JTT'S TINY LIVER PILIS
Itmhotvu In tlir torlfrof tIilf.4ft'l.T
CARPETS,
WALL PAPER,
LAGE CURTAINS,
WINDOW' SHADES,
;Best : in : lie : Market, .
AT
Fortmiller 4 Ircing's.
To Farmers.
Rheumatism.
Lumbago, Sciatica.
Kidney Complaints,
wme Back, a
DB.SAIIOErS ELE6TRIC belt
lamt?back, lumbaso. mIavUm. tl ZXH.!.;!:1
fft-ntral 111 health; etc.
Wsmdsjrfkl laarraisaaaa 1 1 ,
rSr'.'fS'S'.."'"'' r.w forfeit ta.000.00. aid
rtlMwara or no liar. Thou.
ifioVailiilifi?-.SrarDr; V'" rnarrelooa IiiTeulon
& fHfiSwSL lfrr!',?""f " n"asrtn i. toti
ooajs Send forldua'a I'amiililet, maJldl.aaUou.rxea
SANDEN BLCOTRIO OoTT
Ko. lTUFIraaameul-OttiX.aJtj OJMC.
I. A. Morris &o.
floor and feel Store,
Have removed their store to the Strahai
storj, formerly occupied by Deyne t
unrc on nana a lull stock o'
OCRVALL'3 FLOUff, BRAN, SHORTS
utnM MtAL, GRAHAM, BUCK
WHEAT. Vtl FLOUR, HAY,
OATS. STRAW AND
i CHOPPED FEED:
Custom chopping done.
SrOWINCAWAY RAY '""'rlt work
on a fatal. You ean make it the easiest by
buying a complete Hay Carrier outfit of
-Stewart & Sox. Call aud see it.
SEEDS
GRAM,
GARDEN.
FLOWER.
Fresh, pure, sure to gro and aold' at Port
i? ,jprl0" Uarden seeds kept in bulk.
Field peaa and Fiuld corn also carried in
large quantities. Stewart & Sox.
ENGINES AND SEPABATORS
They doo't make any better thta Lb
'RaweU" and Stwrt Rn An u..
atAlbaDy. 8evoraI good leoond hand eo
PAINTS & 0ILS.-Th b"t mi,"-d pi
for aalo on this Coast is the "Phoenix" and
we are agenta for it at Albany. We also
carry a full line of oil.-, varnishes, sragun
and carriage paints, etc.
Stiwaet & Sox.
BEE SUPPLIES. Don' keep your bees in
an old box any longer. Stewart & Box
earrv haa bivaa ...... , I. I .1-.1
and bee smokers at low prices.
WILL YOU BUILD " r"- " you .
(est to da not (ail to am Stewart ft Sox.
They keep a large stock of builders hardware
and sell at prices to suit the times.
THOU SHALT NOT KILL " p
aocording to law, and you cught to buy all
yjurguns and ammunition of Stew-ut ft Sor.
They keep a tood stock and sell cheap.
Giant powder, fuse and cape always on hand.
WE SELL COAL, IRON d ""' (or
living." and keep a large stock of blacksmith
supplies on hand.
Stewart (t Sox.
SPRAY YOUR TREES. Bny
oatfit of Stewart & Sox and take care of youi
orchard. The outfit they sell has been tried
in thia atata for three years by the beat or
ohardists and is a o tnplete success.
WE'RE NOT BRACCINC """" v "
have the best line of Una shears, stuiors,
rssors and pocket oultery in the valley,'
Come and see for yourselves.
Stxwart ft ox. '
nifiufe -nr. i .
rLUIIO. " u,e new cnuierj plow ex
autly the same as the "Oliver." We gnir
antoe it and sell on trial. Eitraa avlll fit
Oliver. Also we have a full line of steel
plowathat sannotbe excelled. You anight
possibly save a few cents by coming around
and seeing us. Stxwart & Sox.
BUY : YOUR
Dry Goods,
Furnishing Goods,
Lace Curtains,
Shoes, Etc., ot
READ, PEACOCK fi CO.,
ALBANY
AND
LEBANON.
Return of
J. HARRY GAY
Ophthjlnlc Optician,
Optical Specialist,
tVill saratr. ha In AlKan ... - --I . A
with otBce at Revere Hoii.e, beginning
Monday, July loth. Mr. Gay has done
eicellent work here in our city fitting
some difficult cases with glasses. Elim
inations and consultations free.
Augut loth, nth, nth and 13th.
FORTMILLER fl IRVING
W ml. ir""i!"1!!"' K,rd 'V" ' I,"'"i,r' clo,h "! oedc.s..tsat
,Y.Ybw-ntldA.','0 k""",r0b" nd,,"" in H"dc""h- m?,,!
The iAjmrut LUInc Proflm.
EMBALMINQ nd the proper care of the dead a specialty.
K0 EXTRA CHARCt FOR HEARSE OR SERVICES.
ALBANY, - MASONIC TEMPLE, - - OREGOI
CITY BOTTLING CO.,
Wholesale and RetaUDealers In
Soda Waiter,
t'ldera,
Orange sind Iron,
nellarr Water,
Bfreh Reer,
Nanaparllla aad Iroa,'
Iran Wine,
t:ie.
Oir as a trla.
OPP08ITERUSSrHOUSEf5T. 'ALBANY, OR