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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1893)
y Democrat Nhd every day in tlie week ept Sunday. UTTIKO, Editor and Prop'r & it lbs Port Oflltie at Albany - aaoona oiaa mail matter. 'OFFICIAL PAPER. h i,. etlB.L II ;i ST I, 1803 Rtt.' )i lit i libit D Hi Pod EVENING. tl THR nruiiitsT sxttusiu VllMliy fclVr tltr hill I'raUi-lM-'tulIrt Jl Lttr ttrrrilllon. -pise's bank at AstorU and bank impended yesterday. ) M In gold was received In Port ly i S" Francisco yestei day I iwper, o Yaqulna, attempted to 'v 'ulclde aaouay hy taking arsenic iw reform school buildings will ected this year. No fundi avail- SB-' Downing, a former resident of 'as recently 6hot in eastern Orc torse stealing. !n;:omment is being made about Tbrtisg girls being seen In a Chinese den, it night drssed in Celestial ap ion I III klf . h.. r..r(I.J . ..M Tlx 'line that promises to be a valuable win give It a test at tlie Bay ' time. wer hat rented the store la the lock vacated by the L E Blain ' Co., which is being fitted up In -Planner. lundar Ray Gee and Alex Car- hunting In the mountains near rson when the former was ccl shot by the latter, the rllle ball a bad wound. It was thought Gee ' "ding to one of the speakers at the , - last evening aan r ranctscc has jjiamg system. Their resources k -to the enormous sum cf tuo ' . There has been only one failure ssuy accounted tor. ,e teachers for the ensulnc Jfpn elected by the school board of iiggeu win nav: cnarge chool a principal, Miss Maegie .n will teach the Inteimetliate ljnd Miss Effa Crooks the primary 1 r-Ochoco Review. LI i . stem axn pritnoxai. "ity Clerk Jones, of Toledo, was In r today. m .Lilly Robertson and Miss Msry LrOf.Tacoma, arrived in Albany hn on.i visit wi'.h relatives. Sarland wn in the citv toil.iv on lii m Prineville to Ouklaml. where he ,:n engaged its nrinciiiul of tlie schools civy. ity Clem Payne, and father M J K Wyatt and L C Marshall will his week for the Metoles, returning of the McKenzie route and the hoi t of Lane county. ng those who went to Yamuna todn ev Pndiuril nnd familv. Mrs (Jriin't ;ond diiiiKhter. W C Twecdnle uml pi Mrs Win rortnnller und children "" Jones nnd Losaio Knox. Mr J H 01 Uarriftbnrir. returned home from ly, and report only aliout n third of jmner ot people of but yeiir at the t to i&oB. A Salem man was in nd Saturdny nnd watched tho run on inlts. One mnn drew Ins deposit Hjjriung to jir anu put it m hi poi ket. ..ii ne got back throuirh the crowd he r'" that someone hud robbed him of Bc)cent off it. A woman put the mnnev she drew in a small reticule. When t out of tho iam she curried nnililntr e morale ot tne hajr; as someone han body away with nshnrp instrument. crowd was full of pickpockets nnd thieve, watching their opportunities e a prom out ot tlie exciteil condition ? depositors who were drawing out . mmi . tgfjoa are particular about what you rtT ' :.Ty Conn can suit you In groceries, i treasonable specialties constant v ar Sif He keeps a cl -an stock. If vou idling tothe mountains call on iil.n mjjet stocked up. If you are going to inpt home, call on Klin and get the best uMiecured., as well as first class treat jh, Bis ' p:lces will suit the times, t stop eatinit, but est what will build r prosperoui as well as quiet times. NEVER BOTHER mutt'.l vry much about hmlness durlne I os months If you wish to keep cool : jtj-" J u nun i:ic nauu oi asking r A MAN not enonjn tor him. when you can iDli'verv plainly that he is practically 'edi but. Instead, ajvlse him to call on 'er Brothers and get the best baked t o secured, as well as hr groceries generally, J, WHEN HE IS HOT. fekto doing you will surely letaln his ! sr menasnip, " ' ' " " !' Wanrti isa neoestlty nowsdaya ijrwsatssnullon Will & stsrk, wbo wiargasoii vand, tod pneet th W nps leaaootnie, i bey can Bive ynu t nijww saw uoe at well as in Jewelry stfl--"j H VauncT is unanimous thst Will k I carry the bjt line of .ilvtr ware In ' valley. They nave the variety anJouaU ypa cataMnstlon that counts in buvjng ftip-. ah inspection arxars carties con ,Jn pltce, with two acres of land .fruit f, fer rent. Call oa Prof W W Davis, cna ot r ourth street. &" , ik,an sowal, to every cutsm e.-'st V erti k F eachet $i.oo a oov at Parktr Bros. The fullowiiur meinl'rs of tlie ('!iiinilT of C'oniiiierco of San I raiu isio unived in Albany at 5 o clock last evening by a Ki.ria O. P. train in rluirgn of lleceiver lladley ind P nperintenileiit Xluliahy: K K Whal- v. II W MiuticK, Jotin reutiiersiono, ii Wendt, .'iw It Klwisnr, A Slelsnn. A t'orn- iznn. J w liner, i. a irynii, cosier .ione.H, 11 M Ifineiiian, 1, llirscli, .1 uteriiian, J 1 II hint. J i iLiMiliauin. A Walter. II t oun. K tl Hlethen, A Sach, Nelson C Hawks, II rollback, also K ! t'ruwfonl, representinir the San Francisco Cull, and W 0 Uiuiiibv uml W H Murray, of tlie Sun rrancisco Iniirnal of t'onimerce, tom-ther with ulxjiit fifty otliers. They were driven uliout the citv. and shown our woolen null. Hour mills. liir liriilire. nnd other places of inter est, when tliev were left at tho St Charles Hotel, where tlie .Mec hanics band tarnished irnnd music, uml at 8 o clock several live balcony sjieeches were uiaile to tuo larire audience of citizens catliered in the street. Hon J K Weatherf.ini acted as master of ceremonies niul ilul tne uitrouucing in a happy manner. -Mr J II 1 catlierntono.l res ident of the Chaiulier of Commerce, a young man of tact anil push, spoke in glowing terms of tlie treatment received nnd of our beautiful valley, as well us of the business relations desired. J H Stetson, introduced as a merchant nrinco. expressed his aston ishment at the wonders of this valley, so fur aliovo his expectations, and then talked business. Mr Uuiiubv, of the Journul ot Commerce, snoko for San Francisco's mid winter fair, announcing tiiat even Governor 1'ennoyer would permit Oregon s exhibit to irn to it without his veto of the bill. Re ceiver K W Hadlcy, of (he 0. P., said the San i'rancisco men had been brought here for business. In reference to the O. 1". he said he could say with certainty that it would not be many months before dirt would be thrown on the'Knstcrn extension. That was the great object now. The delay has idremlv lioen too lonir. The nresent man- airement proposed to extend tlie road. His reinnrks were loudly cheered. W A Cam gan spoke of the common interests ot Ore gon nnd California. In speaking of what he hail seen of Oregon ho remarked that California would have to rustlo to furnish a valley anywhere near as pretty as the Wil lamette. Ho congratulated us on having the ( Ireiron Paeihc under its live receiver. Mr Hudlev. Judire W S McFaddcn. of C'orvallis.spoke eloquently of Oregon. among his references calling Albany the Kansas City of Hie state, but claimed for Corvullis all tlie honor of having polished up J K Weathcrlord to lean such an occasion. At 9 o clock uliout one hundred people sat down to a sumptuous repast at the St 1 linrles. consist imr of the followimr menu Soui) oyster, consomme: salad lobster entre chicken, u la Creole: cold dishes- turkey lioned, duck, hum, tongue: desert- ice cream, vanilla: wines biurets, ju- lien. Chateau La Hose, mfandel, I ham naime. Poimnerv Sec: tea. coffee. Ihe nniei rooms ami unjoining conn ciu ustily decorated for tlie occasion. Music was tiinushea auriiig tne repasi oy uiu band. Hon .1 K Y eatherford us toast mas lelivered Ihe welcome, speaking of the fel low feeling between tlie two states, rich in gold and nerve and event lunu: prouucing power; ol now we must ueveiope topreiiier, and spoko of the great necessity of cheap transportation lor their luriner a'lvance- .1 It stetson answered the toait ot Cali fornia, tlie land of gold, speaking of the (muni reception o-iven the chamber of com- mere", our iiospiiauiy, nun euiu,!i.L-u uic mw lilooil in the Oreiron 1 acihc. .1 M Keatherstone resixndcil to the toast of tho merchants of San Francisco-referring to the wonderful dwindling of trade with Oregon, due tothe transcontinental roads; siolie of the wonderful revelation ot this valley, and promised to divide profits with our merchants. Oregon, queen of the Pacific, was C K Wolvurton's toast. Several live hits brought the house down. It was thoroughly Orc gonian. The length of our years was illus trated by our l.'l months rain, and 8 to 10 of sunshine. Mr (Juimby, of the Journal of Commerce, handled the subject of transportation in a manner to show a life study of it. giving figures and filets of importance, referring iin1er the nresent. svstem of the necessity of branch houses in Portland. A hen the door is once 0en it will be kept open. He re ported 21 feet ut YiKinina Hay at mean tide. and remarked that let u teet ue added nnd XewHirt would be a second San Francisco. 1 lint citv is ready to assist in making it such aharlior. In ten years he predicted that all the engines, electric lights and ma- lunerv of the valley will be run by the falls of the Willamette. K Hadlev stoke sharplvon Ihe Oregon Pa-'ific. referring to it as the line of least re sistance. The system of tlie road was to place rates on the cost of tninspoituiion and not on all a thing will bear. Tho interest ing information in connection with the nlulitv to mve low rates was imen that Albany was l'!4 miles nearer San Francisco by the O. P. than by anv other route, nnd even Portland was 4 miles nearer. In ref erence to the future of the Ori-aon Pacific he showed how miles would take it so as to command the trade of Kastem Oreiron. and remarked that they were not only going to try. but were going to build it. Judge Flinn spoke on the Oregon Pacific and its possibilities forgood, showing how it hail raised the price of wheat and ad vanced our interests generally.nnd spoke of now we wisnen to see it married to an rjist em road. Ihe Ladies, by J R vatt was the nsl eloquent effort of the evening and captured me auuience. n nana ungni tribute to our mothers, wives, sisters and daughters. Our Undeveloped Country of Kustem Oregon," was handled by Judge Strahan. In showing our relationship to California, the speaker spoke of how the Willamette Coast I! It was named by a San Francisco man. His comments on this rallev were glowing, as well as his remarks on the pos sibilities of our neighboring country across the Cascades. D P Mason spoke on the commerce of this valley, with which he had been familiar for over twenty-five rears. He pronounced our great needs to be more jieople, smaller farms and more diversified interests. I hir Common Country was patriotically polished down by Judge VcKadden of Cor vallis. Washinirton. Jefferson. Joi-k'on. Lincoln, fiarried and Cleveland were re ferred to in the weldins together of Ihe 117 years of our existenee.tlie best beloved of Ml nations. The Benefits of Mutual Interstate Com merce was uissecien ny jiri arnaun in a bright manner. He proposed to hold Mr Hadlev to his promise to make the rate fit thernme. A tiast wa iriven to Mr Had lev. Whifsfhe matter with Hadlev' Oh, lie's all right' in chorus. Mr lllount s toat w.is the Pacific Coast, Commerce. What will its future be. hile they would sell us iroods, San Fran- isco was alter our hides, our wheat, pro- ucts, cattle, etc. Mrltoo r Simpsons impromptu toast is "The tirangcr." and he wastuiisteil on Ioiil' may he live;" W F Croshv was toasted on his part ot le successs ot tne excursion and banquet. J II W alker s theme was l aiiuina nay. He showed its development from 7 feet at ow tide to 14 to If, and zz to zu ieet at iirh tido. and referred to tho tune when two or three 17 uml 18 knot steamers will e running between Sau Irancisco and ewimrt. J A Crawford was toasted as one oi uic irliest pioneers of Oregon and California. He's all riuht." J (iradwliol clonueiitlv responded to a toast on the citv of Albany, and toasU were iriven ut random on Mr Wardlow, the purser of the Wilhimetto vullcv. tlie toast iniikiT ami San Frunriwo, when tho eomp- inv adiourned ut 1 0 clock. A ball was in j)ro-'rwa aline opera uou-. The excursionists went to fc'alem by the V, ami will Jo the valley as far south an Krthoburg'. WHAT I 41V AT IIONOHI.I i ((.'ontiiiuetl from yo.-tonhty.) A very comiiN'te vtni of street niilroa.l Summary. Station, Albanj, Or. Mcnth aco, IS93. Elevation above sea level, 217-7 uet. Mtan temperature, G4 5. Departure from normal. 1 5 Maximum temperature, 96; date. 31 Minimum temperature.44; date, 28 Mean of maximum temperature,SO 3 Mean of minimum temperature, 48.74. No. times uaxiraura temperature 90 or above. 3. No. times minimum temperature 32" or below. 0. .No, timea muu.num tempeiaiure w or below, 0. lotal precipitation, 0.27 inonea. Denartnre trom normal. 025 inches. Greatest precipation in 24 oonaecntive hour. 0 27; date, . Total deptn ot unniwitea snowiau, u inches. Prevailintt direction of the wind, N. No. 01 clear days, 20. No. of pa.tly cloudy days, 5. No. of cloudy day, 6. No. of days on which .01 or more of preci pitation fell, 1. No. of dyt on which ,04jor more of preci pitation fell, 1. uateson which bail rell.W. Dates on which snow fell, 0. Dates of thunder storms, 0. Dates of light frost, 00. Dates of killing or injurious frost, 0. Dates of solar halos, 2, Dates of lunar halos, 0. Jons' Bricgs, Volunteer Observer, M'bat Do To Take. Medicine for? Because you are sick and want to get well, or because you wish to prevent Illness. Then remember that Hood's barsapartlla cures all diseases caus ed by impure blood. Purely vegetable Hood'sPill 25c. Preof of Merit The proof of the merits of a plaster Is the cures It effects, and the voluntary testimonials of those wtio have used All cock's Porous Planters during tlie past thirty years is unimpeachable evidence of thir superiority and should convince the most skeptical. Self pra!e is no recom mendation, but certificates from those who have used them are. Beware of imitations and do not be de ceived by misrepresentation. Ask tor Al- cock's, and let no solicitation or explana tion Induce you to accept a substitute. Go to R MtRobertson't for chuapbrtn at shut ts. To Farmers. The undersigned have learcd the wt rehouse of David Smith Tillmui nd are now nrenared to sto- grain, and all tsrmers are requested to call and see them before making arrangoments for storage elsewhere. Frost & Sanhkrs. MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 FER CEN ON CITY PROPERTY. M SENDERS renders travel through the iriniip d thor oughfares of Honolulu and suburbs ehea and exieditious, hut most visitors ireter U view tlui city leisurely and enjoy the wealth of foliaite and bloom on every side at they stroll uIoiik the streeets, protected from the sun by the, overhanging bninehii; There are several well comlueted hotels in Hono lulu, and those, who wish to enjoy the jter fertion of sea bathing can lie accommodated at Waikiki, where there is al'O a lirst-class seaside hotel. Until the overthrow of the late (Jueen the government had in its em plov what was known as the Koyal Hawaiian band. It was established by J O Poininis, the late Prince Consort, twenty years ago. uml rniwists nf fnrtv oieees. This lialul. composed wholly of llawaiians. lint beon l.roiiL'ht to the highest deinee of musical skill bv Mr II Berir, who was sent out specially for this duty by tho Prussian (lov eminent in If "2, at the request of the late hinjr halakana. nl we say that we have listeneil to many bands and aro decidedly of the opinion that tho ltoyal Hawaiian Hand lands among the best. Tho chief nlaccs of interest in the cily of Honolulu lire the l'alace and Government buildings. Formerly the Palace was occn nied bv the Oiieen.but since the Provisional Government has been established the build ing is occupied by the President ana Ins cabinet. This building is a handsoine.mod- ern residencc.standing in extensive pleasure grounds. The Government buildings are opposite the Rojal Palace, fronting on Palace Square anu Ring mreei. mis is u concrete structure, also the Palace, of con siderable architectural merit, and contains several department olfices and the Supreme Court and Judicial Chamliers. Formerly the Legislature of the Kingdom met in the main hall of the building, but now occupied hv soldiers of tho Provisional government. In the well kept grounds of the government hnililinirs stands a bronze statue of Kame liameha, the Great, in feather helmet nnd- robes of state. The likeness to the tounder of the Hawaiian monarchy is said to be perfect, hawaiahoa church.one of the old est landmarks of Honolulu, is in this vicin itv. it is built of coral, the material and labor being furnished by the natives soon after their chiefs had renounced idolatry.and is an enduring evidence of the influence of tht early Christian missionaries. In the Kawaiahoa churchyard stands the monu ment of Kino- Lunafilo.thelast of the Kame- hamchas. although ho did not assume that name. The Hawaiian ooera house, a com modious buildintr callable of seating several hundred people. fronts on Palace Square, close to the government buildings. i short waiK irom me raiace unnp iiie isitor to the Uueen's hospital, built in WGO.in honor of yueeo Kmina,by her Koyal consort, the Fourth Kameuameha, the (rrnnmls snrroiindinir the Uueen 8 hospital lire planted witn panns, noweniig siiruus ;uid shade trees. The Avenue of Palms. leading up to the main entrance, will well repay a visit. , .,..,--,i jastot tne cny, ciosc 10 mc iouiuiiir.uim not very far from eaeh other, ore LnmiliU home and tJiuu college, ine lormer w sur rounded by extensive grounds. It was founded bv King LunaUto as a home for ( otttitnta nnd nmi Hawnnans. uanu col lege is well endowed with lands, and has earned a wide reputation as an educational institution. It in of missionary foundation. On tho west side, a considerable distance mm the citv. are located tho Kamehame- ha schools, founded under the will of Mrs Beonice raualu Bishop, heiress of the late Princess liuth, sister ot Kamcnaiueiia tne Fifth. They are richly endowed, and con sist of nrcnarutnrv and finishing schools. rrncucai instruction in useiui iruui.t iw urm-n to Hawaiian boys and girls, in addition to the regular school course. Anu nere it may be said that the public schools of Honolulu are numerous, well equipped tor cuueaiioiy :il work, nnd are in chartft of a most effi cient and zealous bodv of trained teachers. Mcst all the teachers have lwn trained in! the colleges of tlie United States. In the citv proper are the l uuiic li brary and Heading Room, the Young t lining lecture hall, claw rooms and li brary: also IOOF halls. K P Hall, Ma sonic Temple, General Post office, Custom House, I'oiice buildings nnd conrt, sea men's Home, fire stations, telephone oflices, etc. The churches are numerous and well sus tained. The Central Union, a fine stone. cost over 812f.000. Honolulu in lighted bv electricit v. It lias an efficient water service and fire depart ment. No citv in the world is so well or i-.;.,., i m;.,;.(.. .,f I Interior. The conservation of public health is en trusteil to a Hoard of Health, which h as large lowers, and enjoys public confidence. ien icr cent or. the irross nn-enue ot the country is appropriate!, annually, for med ical anu saumiry jiurjom's. ine govern ment maintains a large staff of qualified nhysii'ians throughout the islands, whose duty it is to give medical advice and at tendance to the native llawaiians free. Medicine is also supplied gratuitously. The various sugar plantations are required to provide adequate medical and surgical at tendance fir their laborers, irre.iHjctivo of race. There are many charming drives in nnd around Honolulu, but those to the 1 teach at Waikiki (embracing Kapiolani Park.) and to the famous Pali, or precipice over which the all-conquering Kamehameha hurled the vanquished hosts of Oahu, are never over litnkiul bv tourists. K:it-h one is nerfect in it way. 'i'here is a well made road from the city to the Pali, six miles distant. It lead a up X una nn valley by a gradual ascent to the great cleft in the mountain, ending in an adrunt nrecinice l'JOO feet above sea is lined with handsome villas, set in the 1 most baautiful of tropical surroundings. An excursion of nine miles bv rail road to Pearl Hnrboi is one of the attractions of a visit to Honolulu. A new marine resort is springing up at Pearl Harbor since the railroad was built. The bcenery is pleasing on this trip, and a glimpse of the rice fields, nanaua plantations una cane news is obtained. What surprised us the most i-. they have no stated time for seeding and harvesting the crops. On the same plantation, may be seen fields of rice in all stages of devcl- ment, trom the freshly sown held to the field being harvested. l lie Hawaiian islands nave ien called the gems of the Pacific, and it is true, that those who have once visited them.brinirawav a memory as flattering as it is unfading, of the most romantic Island Kingdom in the worm, a solitary group in a serene sea, where the summer is perpetual. G. F. RUBBELL. $81 WE BOY ATOM the t est washing machine made. Go to Stewart & ox sndUke one out on trial. They o have all kinds of wringers. IT WILL KILL YOUR WIFE to carry that great tig child awutd iu her arms. You must co to Stewart & Sox aod buy one of I heir bahy carriages. All kinds and prici's. SroWINCAWAY HAY!hhd'!Vw"k on a farm. You can make it the easiest by buying a complete Hay Carrier outtit of Me wart St Sox. Call and see it. GRASS, GARDEN, FLOWER. Fresh, pure, sure to gro and sold at Fort land prices. Garden seeda kept in bulk. Field paas and Field corn also carried in large quantities. Stewart Ae Sox. Boys under it eettine their hair cut a Viereck s will receive u free ticket to the ball grounds. They don't make any better than th -Russell" and Stewart 4 Sox sU that kin at Albany. Several good secondhand en gines fcr sale at a bargain. PAINTS & OILS -Tho fceat mixtd p1 for sale on this Coast is the "Phoenix" and we are agents for it at Albany. We also carry a full line of oils varnishes, wagon and carnige paints, etc. STEWART ft OOX, BEE SUPPLIES, Don'fc keep y"' " an old box any longer. Stewart & Sox oarry bee hives, sections, comb foundation and bee smokers at Jow prices. WILL YOU BUILD 11 y feat to da not (ail to sea Stewart & Sox. They keep a large stock of builders hardware and sell at prices to tnit the times. ORPAT.E A li Viereck. good horse. Inquire To Farmers I HAVE RENTED THS MAGNOLIA Mill warehouse and will have it in ircod order for receiving the present crop. Ihe wsrehouso is first class and conveniently located. Contains ,wo good cleaners, rt delav in noloadinff. Sacks will b on nan for delivery indue tine. Give me a call before making arrange menfcs to s'ore voar crop. U. If. MMimi, Albany, Or., July 15:h, 1393. 9 GO OD NEWS A For the million ol consumer ol m eTutts Pills. It aHr tr. Tutt rl-mtrf to nt- A nnnrt that he in now putting up v TINY LIVER PILL P whlrh tn of xr?finftlr (untill tlr, a jft rrtnlntng nil Mi virtimof t,lif lttr)(T othm. inniiitrvl purely 9Ttrrtnbl. Ilothsirraof tlimwpiiK A are rtill The exact iln of w TUTT'S TINY LIVER PILLS A I f lionn In the bortlrr of t h i ad. w sas(ieio0 T. C. MAC KEY, M.D., r1iy.lciin tntl Sarrwifi, Offlc Prtmcr 2nd and hiuwi-nn Kt, oTr n.Unn Brn. gnmn .lor Kctidenct, eoriMr 19th mnd Calapoob It. T OST.-In Alitor. I i len-llng or on thi rom'l met trom Hint nlace or or Hnonc .itiiy j'n, pinmiftnory note iimei Jmy 11th nnd ignel hr A II Maratmll In favor of Aflolph Klehniiin for liOe, Tho finler will mnfw furor by letrlng ii ioi, oinco U't nr j'.!cnriitn. Strictly Gash. K, L. Kerton ha adopt'd a cash system and will hereafter cell groceries fo CASH only. THOU SHALT NOT KILL p according to iaw, and you cught to buy all yjur guns and ammnnitionof Stewvt ft Sox, They keep a good stock and sell cheap. Oiant powder, fuse and caps always on hand. WE SELL COAL, IRON "d " ' livinj." and keep a large ttockof blickimith tuppliea on band, - Stewart k Sex. I. A. Morris & Co. Flour and Feed Store. Have removed their store totheStrahai stort, formerly occupied by Deyne & Robson, and have on hand a full stock o CURVALL S FLCU3, BHAN, SHORTS' GERM MEAL. GRAHAM, BUCK WHEAT, RYE FLOUR, HAY, OATS. STRAW AND i CHOPPED FEED: Custom chopping done. SPRAY YOUR TREES. B"y outfit of Stewart & Sox and take care of yonx orchard. The outtit they sell has been tried in this state for three years by the best or ehardiste and is a o mpleto success. WE'RE NOT BRAGCINC hVe the best hne ot tine shears, 8cisora raeors and pocket cultcry in the valley Come and see foryonrselver. Stewart A ox. PLOWS. "e nave new chilled plow e aotly theaams as the 'OHver.w We guar antee it and sell on trial. Extras will tit Oliver. Also we have a full line of steel plows that 3annotbe excelled. Yon might powibly save a few orats by coming around and seeing us. Stewart & Sox, so cheaply minulied with telephone systems. as Honolulu, nnd no other community makes such general ve of the telephone The norm Lit ion is comnwed of nativt1 Hawaiian. Americans and other pensonH ( f huropan dew-ent. rorlugot chiHy fnim the Atlantic islands, Chinese and Japanese. This mixel community is orderly and in dustrious as a rule and serious crimes are almost unknown. Tho law is strictly en forced. Honolulu hua no municipal gov ernment, the iolit-o and firo denartuients BUY : YOUR Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods, Lace Curtains, Shoes, Etc., oi READ, PEACOCK & CO., CARPETS, WALL PAPER, LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW SHADES, Best : in : the : Ht!,S AT Fortmiller & Imng's. N. WaldaliL M ERCHANT Tai LOR. Sul'S mide to order and guaranteed. satisfaction Repairing of all kinds. Shop opposite the T. O,, A!banr,Oregon, ALBANY AND LEBANON. FORTMILLER & IRVING Undertakers and - Einbnlmer&. WE KkEP rrnnrntlv rn lard lull lli.e ol n italic, rlolh trd need cosiet. h rorTins, AUo burial rotes ard lulls, In hiracclnlli, ailn.rs'l mfjp.rir which will be .old at The f.owrat Living Fronts). EMBALMING nd lhe rTOPcr c,re of the dead a upeclalt. f! 5rS KO EXTRA CHARCfc FOR HEARSE OR SERVICER ALBANY, - - MASONIC TEMPLE, - - OREGOl CITY BOTTLING CO,, Wholesale and RetailDealera In lotla ffatrr, Cider. OraageansI Iron, Nellxer. Walero, Blreh Beer, Raroaparllla and lroa,'! ran Wine, t.if. Oira ns tri;. FIRST STREET, Mwen Montgomery ami Railroad, ALB.WT, CKE(Ut
