iSUy democrat
""""abllalied every day in the week
except Sunday.
" k MUTriXU. Editors and Frop'r
llfiicl stlhe Prt Oftlie at Albany
ion, aa aecoun. runs, until waiter.
iT OFFICIAL PAPER.
,.JI I V tit, 1893
GOOD EVENING.
Dl't'ltl AMI rKllStUHl
fmbr.
lies.'
e, ;
JGir
ind, ;
Crume. the Sliedd lni-rrliiint, in in tlio
with hia bii jvle today.
. : RichardNeil. of I'ortl.nul, formerly
ia city, ia in AlUiny today.
m floldman tho ilniniincr, bus hmn
q Oie valley on a bicycle. Yesterday
jde from Uorvitllis to Niieni,
re. Wm Runibnugh went to Corvallis
ay on visit with ner Uiiugliter, .Mrs.
- Bon Porter.
B Tilloteon unci Allen Clmnilwlin went
aquina bay today, the hitter to Jum his
isr and sister, already there.
Itttjgjj, Annie Young imd Etta CampVIl
joing to Albany this evening to remain
""wet of theweek, visiting MrsE U Will.
Jfjrvallw News,
lllifis Laura M I'MtM IhW been ndmittcd
ui -Tactics in the courts 6f Nevada, tho first
rnian to attain tluil honorinthe state. She
a.- very lllgliiy complimented by the ex
tag judges.
S J(U J Charlton will leave tonight for
.aatr City, New Mexico, where no Hopes
Brain hi health, mid his host of friends,
roll will hone to see the dry ntniosiikere
hat country put renewed vigor info his
HOME ISO Anno ID
ingust Stniger, of the firm of Kggert,
lnar a uo. runmnu s leuiuni; uuu uwir
r ia visiting relatives in Salem.- a guest
.lia sister, Mrs A J Monroe, on Liberty
,t:jet. oaiem statesman. A iormer ai
,nijy marble dealer.
: faaon and Frank Wheeler hove returned
m the Upper Soda. They report a large
aber camped there ready for the deer,
whirh have already breathed their
'LlV.. thnncrh the niwn season does not beirin
al August 1st. One man put three
uide into tho woods alter tliein. ine
lnda died.
I'fco) John W Lane, the pioneer Oregonian,
1 lo ia now special United States Indian
jent, ia here from Portland, having come
: the purpose of making n general visit of
Inspection to tho Umatilla Agency. Col
mahaa been a resident of Orciron at dif-
"rent periods since boyhood, but this is the
at lime lie wia m'r wisi ui me v.wiii
ountains. It was his first trip, also, up
e Columbia river, and he was ui'ligliteil
th the grandeur of the scenery, lol Lane
ran nnr cmiiitr nnil climate what he has
'eri of them, lie contemplates u chango of
idenco from lioseburg on account of his
b's health, anil had partially selected
lreoott, Ariz. Hut he dislikes to leave the
pte, and may decide upon Pendleton. His
ntiea will keep him here until August
1st. Pendleton K. ( ).
Eft
First linitN on tub Pacikii'. In wul
iminff Vice-President Stevenson to Oreirnn
Ovenior Pennover first said: "On behalf
f the people of Oregon una as its chief ex-
. cutive otticer. I bid vou a heartfelt wel
jome to the state. Ve have a beautiful
ountrv with varied resources. Look around
1 ou and behold the vision of beauty which
(reetfl your eye on every side. . No fairer
ic.'land upon the whole earth is visited by the
sunlight of heaven than our own urcgon.
The Vice president, in answering, among
other thinirs said: 1 ran only tiiank you
for the kind words and generous welcome
extended to me at this early hour in this
beautiful valtev and city of your beautiful
and arlorious state. I nm profoundly frrute-
ful for this manifestation and shall carry
the memory of it to my latest hour. All
through Oregon, the first lioni of the states
pot the racinc, I nave receiveuoniy Kinuness
that has touched me deeply and for which
I, am profoundley grateful.
' Good SiinoriNii.-On account of the heat
I the Slem Rod and (inn club did not liuv
- their diamond meilal shoot yesterday lifter
' noon. Itut waited until the cool of the
1- erenimr and shot after It o clock. Althouirl:
, there were only three took part, the contest
' waa a spirited one aa the following score
c will ahow: Out of a possible iabrielson
. llarritt TL. lamer . Mates
a..
The Vrrdict Is unanimous that WM1I
Stark carry the b--st line ol silver ware
the valley. They nave the variety an.t qual
itT, a combination tint counts in but ine
good. An inspection aiwa, . carries con
vie two. p
Dandruff Is due to an enfeebled st
the akin. Hall's Hair Rrnewer qiicen
the natritiv funcllons ot the skin, hearn
and preventing the formntion of dandruff
CVamnre pale ot all kinds of ba's at
Ida II Brush's. Now is your time to buy.
Clean towels to every lU.u-n er at Vieret
abavjrg pail, rs.
Sswtsn Maciuiki tie.lW r,'uireil
- wmmrtd"l.v a thin nahlv cimu rnt work
aaaat, at F M French'a jewelry tore,Al!ny,
Uragof-
l,etier btsi.
Foilewirff is the lia of letters ren.aini
' in taw post o'Tice af Albaiv, laon enantv
Ongo-iJalv 17 h. 1803. Petvons eallioit fot
tbeee letters mast give th rttte on which
taay were advernse.1.
Peaches $i oo a box at Parker Bros,
No i 's ure preparing to raise i 95 fool
nap pole.
The e Is now $23. SS ahead In circula
tion in the U S against $iS. 03 in 1873.
2,500,000 logs from the McKenz'.e river
have betn passing Albany on their way
to Salem.
The next firemen's tournament will be
held In The Dalles in September. Will
Albany send a team.
Arrangements are being made for a
game of base ball next Saturday between
the Aibanles and Cuemawas.
C L Read, a saloon keeper at Lyons,was
arrested toi assault and battery on cod
plaint of Mr I.andis, and on trial before
Justice L.yens was acquitted.
No white nYhn ever married a China
woman: but there have been plenty of
white women to marry Chlnimen. Pull
this to pieces and think about It.
There has been a battle fought in Hawaii
between the troops of the provisional
government and Koolau, the lepet outlaw
of Kauai, in which three men were killed.
Louis Dver and T W Brown waived ex
amination before Justice L M Curl on the
charge ot perjury, and were held under
T2oo bonds to await the action of the U 8
grand jury.
Last Monday night the barn of Al
Thompson, near Dutch George's, on the
Lebanon Wagon Road, beyond Sweet
Home, was entirely consumed bv lire,
"-ether with two horses, The cause WM
unknown.
Last niaht as a result of the Isnd cases
on the North Santiam Ci.arles Thompson,
the Niagara saloon keeper, was arrested
in this city on complaint of Lot Is Dycr.for
using profane and abusive language, and
was lined $5 and casls.
A letter received from l)r Griffith,
second assistant auperintendent of the
asylum, states that fapt Humphrey is do
tner well and there is Drosrject for rapid
improvement, inenews win De gratify
ing to 'Cap's" numerous Pendleton
friends. B. O. Also to his many Albany
frienda.
The pension of Charlea D Lcng. one cf
the iusticesof the supreme court of Michi
gan, has been suspended. Notwithstand
ing the fact that he waa drawing a pension
ot $72 per montn lor total aisaDimy,it was
discovered that ne couia araw 17000 a
year salary from the state.
The Democrat Is informed that several
saloons a.re being run along the O. P. road
east o! Albany on government licenses,
and that llouor is aold in smaller quanti
ties than allowed under the licensee. No
county lice.ises have been granted In most
cases.
A piece of crayon work conferring great
credit on the artist, Mr J rielken, a young
gentleman who recently located tn Albany-
is a picture of Kev S G Irvine, which ay
be seen at Crawford & Paxton's. Mr
Nelken is fclso skillful In oil. water co'ors.
etc.
A lady .whose hair came out with every
mbtng, was induced to give Ayer's Hal
Vigor a faithful trial. She did so.and not
ly was the loss ot tiair checked, but a
new and vigorous growth soon succeeded
that which had gone.
A commission was received at Spokane
yesterday from Washington, appointing W
Langioia receiver 01 the watervuie
land office. The remarkable circumstance
in connection with this Is the tact that M
Langford has been in his grave for the
past three months.
The value of a good name was exempli
tied the other day, when a man asked one
f out dr uggists for a bottle ot Sarsaparilla.
Whose? inquired the clerk, "whose
hy Aver 8,ot course. ,Ye don't suppose
l m going to run any rliks with Hannah,
1 yef
lohn Pierce, alias John Evarts. the
forger, undoubtedly went from Albany to
Roseburg, instead of to San Francisco, as
It was first supposed. From there he pur
chased a ticket to Ashland, whers he ar
rived at 10:30 o'clock yesterday,and where
it la hoped he will be captured.
W C Boyd, editor of the Eastern Oregon
Herald, who waa In Portland, In an inter
view tells the Telegram that Receiver
Kadley told him that tne Oregon Pacific
would surely put a belt of steel over the
Cascades and across the expanse ot East
ern uregon, and that possibly 05 miles
nigut oe bum tins iau.
the Merchants excursion from an
Francisco of about menibera of the
board of trade, and it is claimed 150 ex
cursionists, will arrive at Yanuina Bay
next Sunday, and will come to the valley
on Monday. While Portland will do the
principal entertairlng the valley cities are
expected to do some. As yet.thotigh none
nave mauc eiaoorate preparations.
A wlnrh was brought ver from Albany
vesterday to be used tn s'.retchlng the cable
tor u A ushurn a terry, which was done
today. The cable is a new rue and eight
hundred feet long. Mr Osburn has been
to a considerable expense in putting his
boat in shape, but when the work is com
pleted there will be no better on the river
Corvallls rsews.
The employes of Smith. Rosenfelt &
Co., of Portland,; Orcgtn, feeling some
what insecure tn th'ir posltlons,on account
ot the general lack of business, drew up a
paper a tew days ago blnd'ng the hnn to
employ them coustantly until January I,
1S95. Thla document was presented to
the manager who paid th hands off and
shipped the entire crowd of clerks. An
example of foolishaess on the part of the
cieras not eiten witnessed.
The next thing to going to Chicago Is
the perusing and seeing the Book of the
Fair, being Issued by the Bancroft Com
pany, Auditorium Building, Chicago, ft
will be Issued tn 25 parts of 40 pages each,
elegantly lllmtiated, so as to glye one a
comolete view of the Mr. The descrip
tions produced by Hubert Howe Bancroft,
the great historian, will be nf the highest
order, ft a part Is cheap for such a good
produrfi-in, the finest yet seen by the
Democrat.
We are now every davlistenintrfor some
thing to drop in Oregon Pueitic affairs, and
we hope it will drop our way giving the
i uiaiiii-iu: vauey an extension over 1110 cas
cades. Statesman.
Ah (iuni, private secretary of Seid Hack,
of Portland, is engaged to Miss Voting, a
memlier of tho flautist I'hinese Mission
school. and they are trying to get a minister
to marry them. So far they havcsensilily re
fused. Under a law of tiie last legislature
it would be unlawful anyway. Such wed
dings aro disgusting.
Th Coos bav patters assert that the loss of
11 . 1 - . i t 1.1 1 I - :
ine steamer i-.miiy was lureiom u smnc
ualist, John Slated. One resilient of Marsh
tield did not ship his piano on that trip be
cause of this warninir. anil one of the pas
sengers was told at u spiritualist meeting in
San Francisco that the vessel would be
wrecked.
flie Heppnertlazettesays: Thequestion
that is aiitatin - soma of the farmers of
Umatilla county at the present juncture of
affairs is: W 11I it lie cheaper to tot our
crons stand or nav 35 or 40 per cent for
money with which to harvest them? The
Morrow county farmers are in no such
quandary; they have no cropsjto harvest.und
many a farmer over this way, who is danc
ing attendance in tho money lenders' court,
woulun t mind ucing in Uic same nx.
Times Sri titrriniri art' said to i very dull
This wns illustrated today bv an insurance
maii who teiis the story of a business ninn
remarking to several men congregated
there, that if a pole cat was to come into
acoma he could nt raise a cent. An 01a
eruiiin who heard it went home and told
his wife that he had just heard the best
think out. A man Had remarked tnat tunes
ere so dull in i acoma that if a pole cut
11s to go there it could nt raise a dollar.
Bwltin, John
, Cwtton. C I'
) Crawford. E F
Eaton. Colin If
Franklin. Mrs C II
Griffiths, f E
Hin-.n. J P
IjlkfT. Herbert 2
Mead. H 8-2
Ray. Hnice
Roosh. Ir .1 M
Shrplev. iteorire
8tone.Il.-nry M
Stover. Np F.mma
Walker. Mrs II J
vvarner, vt 1111am
, TlIOS. MoJITFtTIt, P. M,
Rank. Floyd
fuse. Mrs f'nrrie
Pomrlas, J I
Farnlmm. O A 3
(ieaanl. Miss flattie
Goldsmith. C E
Irwin. Mr G M
Miller. John
Oliver. W E 2
RodgerM "liarles L :
Koe. Jennie Miss
St Lant. Andrew
Stevens. Mrs II H
Thorn. Harrv
Washburn. N B
300
The Astoria Budirett m-owls as follows:
Rent have o-ot to come down. In most
eases thev ore 40 per cent too high. Al-
, ' , , : i 1 a :..
ready people are oeginning w khtbanwi
because rents are so mucn cneuper 111 o in
land. Several families could be named.
The last that went was Mrs F E Habersham
and family, yesterday. She rents a large
two-story house with fine lawn and garden
in Portland, for what she paid here ror a
smnll dwelling with no grounds. Business
houses and store rooms aro about double
what they should be, considering the times,
and unless there is a irreat reduction several
business houses will move somewhere eise.
BCAL ENTATE sales.
Lucv D Fletcher to R M Fletcher,
"62.54 acres 13 w 3 8
J R Kirkpatrick to J L Garland., i
of bl 2, sweet Home anil a low,
Tbanon
Johnson White to Mary White, sev
eral tracts land
Minerva J Smith to Henry Watson
et al, 152.14 acres 11 w4
Henry Row to Chris Hansen, 16.03
acres 10 w4
Waterloo D Co to Frank Lesley,
1 lot
Chas Cochrane to Mark Seeley, un
divided is 40 acres. 14 w 2
H Bryant to Frank to . Reimer 23.76
acres, luwz .
W V sioist to J Moist, undivided
one-half of lll.To acres 11 wz. .
J H Moist to W F Moist, lll:io
acres, 11 w 2
Brownsville B & LA to Chas L
Smith, 1 lot G's2nd addition. . .
Chas E Smith to John C Smith, 1 lot,
G's2ndad
A S Bsssett to K A Hassett, one
seventh of 65i acres. 14 w 3
A W Shultz to E A Hassett, interest
in 65' acres 14 w 3
W B Cyrus to Nancy E Croft, 40
acres 10E1
Silas E Keeney to Amadorc Bossett,
one-seventh interest in bojj
acres 14w3
A S Bassctt to E A Bassett, one-
seventh interest in t;s acres,
14 w 3
weathek 111 UKar
Crop weather bulletin, Xu lrt, of the
Oregon State Weather Service.for the week
tiding Tuesday, July 25th, 1!I3. lis
Pague, local forecast official.
In Western Oreircn the past week has
been the warmest so far this season, the
maximum tenijierature ranging from 75 to
H5 degrees. No rain fell during the week.
The clear, warm weather was very beneficial
to the riiiening of fall sown grain. Fall
sown o;ds and wheat are being cut in Linn,
lme, Benton. Douglas, Josephine am! Jack
son counties; in Marion, Polk and counties
to the north harvesting lias not vet become
general, but will be this week. The grain
cut so far has been heavy, of good quality
and very satisfactory to tlio farmers. The
spring oats and wheat will not yield an
average unless rain should fall within the
next week. Spring wheat is not over 15
inches hiirh and it will lie hard to safety
cut. Clover hay has all been cut and put
away; timothy hay will be cut this week.
In Jackson county the second crop of alfalfa
is being cut. Potatoes are a good crop
everywhere. Fruit continues dropping1
from the peach, pear, apple and plum trees,
reducing the yield still more than was ex
pected. There is a marked absence of cod
1 i 11 moth and the aphis. Hop; arc in bloom
and a good crop is expected.
In Eastern Oregon the past week has been
the warmest so far this season.the teniiera
ture rose to from 80 to 100 degrees up to
the 21st, when general thunder showers
occurred cooling tlio atmosphere considera
bly. The rain was of great benefit to spring
sown grain. Fall grain is lieing harvested
and cannot now be affected by the weather.
(p you are particular about wl at you
E-A-T
Perry Conn can suit you in groceries.
New seasonable specialties constanty ar
riving lie keeps a clean stock. If you
are going to the mountains call on him
and get atocked up. If you are going to
stay at home, call on Mm and get the best
to be secured, as well as first class treat
ment. His p.ices will suit the times.
Don't stop eating, but est what v 111 build
up for prosperous as well as quiet times.
Summer weakness, that tired feeling, I
iusb 01 appetite and nervous prostrallqn
are driven away bv Hood's Sarsaparllla,
like mbt before the morning sun. To
realise the benefit of this g.eat medicine,
give It a trial.
Sure, etlicient, easy Hood's Pills.
Tiik XnuTiiKitx Pacific: ' Railroad
Will Slash tiik H.vtls. Officials of the
Northern Pacific llailroad have decided to
place low rates into effect. They will sell
tickets from Portland to St Paul for 825
first-class, and make corresitonding low
rates to all eastern points. World's fair
round trip rates will Isi greatly reduied.
Tickets can lie utilized on either of their
through trains, lioth of which will continue
to carry the Pullman tourist upholstered
sleepers. Two trains daily without change.
For full information and to secure vour
sleeping car accommodations, call on, or
address A I Charlton, assistant general
passenger agent, No. 121 First street, cor
ner of Washington, or C 0 lliirkliart, local
agent, Albany Oregon.
$8.00 WILL BOY A WOMAN
the Lett waihtDg. machine made. Go to
Stewart & Sox and take ono out on trial.
They rlo have nit kinda of wr iogera.
IT WILL KILL YOUR WIFE
to carry tint great big child armind iu her
arma. You must eo to Stewart & Sox and
buy onti of their baity sarriaea. All kinda
and prices.
A Watch is a necessity nowadays. I
you want one call on Will St Mark, whose
ttoii ia Urge and varied, and prices the
the mnt reasonable. Thev can give you a-
nariain in thit liiie a well s iu jewelry
uernlly
Kentlih cherries at C E Biownell's.
SrOWINCAWAY HAYlhohie.twork
od ft farm. Vou cn make it the easiest by
buying a complete II ay Carrier out lit of
Stewart St Sox. Call and ace it.
SEEDS
GKAS.S,
OARDKN.
FLOWEK,
Fresh, pure, aure to grov and aold1 at Port
land prieea. Garden aeeda kept in bulk,
Fialdneaaand Field corn also carried in
large quantities. Stewart &? Sox.
Strictly Cash.
F. L. Kenton ha. adopted a cash tyatem
and will hereafter aell groceriea fo
CASH only-
CaatlM.
Imltatlona have heen put upon the
market to closely resembling Allcock's
Porous Plasters in general appearance as
to be well calculated to deceive. It Is,
however, In general appearance '.only that
they compare with Allcock's, for they are
worse tnan wonniess, inasmucn aa mey
contain deleterloua ingredients which are
apt to cause aerloua Injury. Remember
that Allcock's are the only Venulne porous
plastere the nest external remeay ever
produced; and when purchasing plasters
do not only ask fur but see that you get
Allcock's Porous Plasters.
To Farmers
T HAVE RENTED THE MAGNOLIA
X Mill warehouse and will have it in prod
order for receiving the present crop. The
warehouse ia first clasa and conveniently
located. Contains wo good cleaners. No
delay in unloading. Hacks will boo hand
for delivery in due tin e. Give me a call
before making arrangements tos'ore vour
orop. O.F.SIMPSON.
Albany, Or., July 15th, 1803.
They don't make any better than th -"RiuaeU"
and Stewart & Sox sell that kin
at Albany. Several good tecond hand en
gines fcr sale at a bargain.
PAINTS & 0ILS.The itipia
for sale on this Oast is the "Phoenix" and
we are agents for it at Albany. We also
oarry a full line of oilf, varnithee, wagon
and carnage paints, etc.
STEWART & BOX
BEE SUPPLIES.I)oD'kkeepyourbeMil1
an old box any longer. Stewart Box
carry bee hives, sections, comb foundaUoo
and nee smokers at low prioes.
WILL YOU BUILD y'- "
pejt to d. not fail to aea Stewart & Sox.
They keep a large stock of builder, hardware
and sell at prieea to suit the time..
THOU SHALT NOT KILL p
according to law, and you ought to bay all
y jur gnna and ammunition of Stewai t & Sax.
They keep a good stock and aell cheap.
Giant powder, fuse and eapa alwaya oa baad.
Terms, cash
store.
at F L Kenton's grocery
Go to E M.Rohertaon's for oheap bran and
shirts.
WE SELL COAL, IRON nd '
... .up, uw -- K ..-ft" IHIUK ui uiBUMsnmn
applies on hand.
Stewart t Sox,
1
85 ;
50
-1
COO
:!000
3000
200
5
00
00
1
00
, 00
Before going to the Bay or mountains
go in and examine the Ulazer and Eton
jacketa and suits at Read, Peacock & Co's.
Very cheap.
See the New Improved Singer sewing mi
ehioe. Tha tatt is alwsys the cheapest. J
W Sowden, agent. Ofbcejat F M French'a
Tawelry atoro
L A. Morris & Co,
Flour and Feel
Hodges & McFatrland, the leading drug
'lata, Albany, ti .
Bith at'Viereck's shaving andhair cut
ng parlora.
Have removed their store to the Strahat
titorj, formerly occupied by Deyoe 5
Koubon, and nave on hand a lull atock o
GCRVALL S FLCUi), LTCAN, SHORTS
GERM MEAL. CR4HAM, BUCK
WHEAT, RYE FLOUR, HAY,
OATS. STRAW AND
CHOPPED FEED:
Custom chopping done.
N. Waldalil,
Merchant Tailor.
SPRAY YOUR TREES. By P"yu
oattit of Stewart & Sox and take care of yoai
urcnara. ine outni tney aell naa Been tried
in this state for three years by the beat or-
ehardista and ia a o mplate aueceai.
WE RE NOT BRACCINC y
nave me oeat una ot naa ahcars, acueora
razors and pocket cultcry in the valey(
Come and aee for youraelves.
Stewart & Eox.
PLOWS.-Wo nTe new chilled plow ex
aotly theaam. aa the "Oliver." We guir
antge it and aell on trial. Extra, will tit
Oliver. Also we have a full line of ateel
plowathat 3annotbe excelled. Yoa night
possibly save a few crata by coming around
and aeeing ui. Stewart & Sox,
A Liteiiaiiy Tiieat. l'rof Ilawley, of
Salem, will deliver a lecture on the "Xicnr
ugue Canal," on Friday evening, at the M
b cnurcn. it will oe a liter1" "l
you shonld not fail to hear. N 0 admission
fee and ho collection. Kvcrybo "J'invited.
NEVER BOTHER .
yourself v.ry much about huslness during
the not months It you wish to keep cool:
nor must you get Into the habit of asking
A MAN
if It ts hot enough fnr him, wnen you can
see very plainly that hs ia practically
masted ; but, instead, advise him to call on
Parker Brothera and get the best baked
goods to be secured, as well as warm
weather groceries generally,
WHEN UK IS HOT.
By o doing you will surely ictaln 'Ills
friendship.
Sulla made
to order and
guaranteed.
satisfaction
Boys under 6 getting their hair cut a
Viereck a will receive a free ticket to the
ball grounds
Repairing nf all kinds.
Shop opposite the F. O., Albany, Oregon.
Will tl Surk. th- lewelef
D
R. T. C. MAI KEY, Iff. D.,
Train will hortafr run to Idanha
on the eastern end of the (-rntmn I'a-
cific Mnmlnv ninrninjr and Wednesday
and .Siitiirilay evening. Round trip
tickets, (rood for thirty days, will lie
sold for (JO. Rmind trip ticket can now
be bought to tlm May, at excunion rate?
very day ot the week.
It afiUcted with cilp disease, hair fall
ing ou. n-j premature, baldness, do pot
ue t"r- or a'coholic preparations but
aipiy nan ifatr Krnewer.
i - 'i Mirii( aa-l hti.- cuttl g ptf
rtijmicltti and KarinHin. offlee 1'arntr 2nd and
Ellsworth St, nvat; U'stson Bdm gmnry itorj.
KMiasnce, corner ivin and laiapoola it.
CARPETS,
WALL PAPER,
LACE CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES,
!Btst : in : tie : MarkaU
AT
Fortmiller & Imng's,
BUY : YOUR
Dry Goods,
Furnishing Goods.
Lace Curtains,
Shoes, Etc., ol
READ, PEACOCK S CO.,
T T.-
14 leading o st
In Alanv. or on tha road
iff Fat Irnui that place op or
sooni juiy in:n, a pinmisaory note oaiei
July 18th and signed by A II Marshall
in favor or Adolpb Klchman lor JiOO.
Tbe flmtar will ounfir a favor by leaving
It at this office f jr M r Eicbman .
DRUGS.
Stationery, Toilet Artis'es, Musica
lnstrumen'3, Etc,
Hodges k McFarlanfl,
The Corner Dttig Store," Albany, ( r.
Return of
J. HARRY GAY
0;hthilniD Optician,
Optical Specialist,
(VIII acair. be In Albany next week 4 dava
with office at Revere House, beginning
Monday, July loth. Mr. Gay has done
excellent work here In our city fitting
some difficult cases with glasses. Liim
inationa and consultations Iree.
August loth, nth, lilh and iyh.
ALBANY
AND
LEBANON.
FORTMILLER 1 IRVING
Undertakers - and - Embalmer.
TZ KtEP cnnstantl.vr.it I ard a full llt.e of rrdollc, clrlh and woed caskets at
VV coffina. Also lutlal toUa and suits, in luradcloth. iaiin.ra.1 ir le ttr
which will be sold at
Tho I.nweat Living Profltn.
EMBALMING ,ruJ proper care ol the dead a specialty.
RabsJ
K0 EXTRA CHARM: FOR HEARSE OR SERVICES,
ALBANY. - - MASONIC TEMPLE, - - OREGOl
CITY BOTTLING CO,,
Wholesale and RctailDcalera In
Kadm Water,
fldersi.
Ornaige and Iron,
Ncltaer Wntern,
Blreh Rrrr.
Nnranpnrilla i
Iron Wine,
l:te.
Give n. a trltl.
id Iron,!
FIRST STREET, brtwcea Montgomery ani KvMl WW, QWM.