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gitUi) gemocrat
CITY OFFICIAL PAPER
i.l.iiil.id every day in tlie week
except Sunday.
At ' KS & HTT1.K. Editor anil frop'r"
fi.msd ililio rot Office at Albany
Oirptn.Mt-rronri ela.a mail mailer.
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GOOD EVENING'.
A SiiKitn-T Sixn. This nfleriiooii nt
2:'''0 o'clock the grunge alliance committee
tiled their complaint ayainst Sheriff Knlaml.
They ulleiro that tiieshctift' luis been allowed
warrants to tlio amount of Jll.oj-j.'-S since
N'oveuili-'r 1, ISifi. iiml that they are fraud
ulent and made with the intent of rlieutingr
and lU'lriiuilinir the county, and were mei'c
in collusion with Juiltre l'ik and County
L'oainurtsioner .lame I'urker. The com
vlaint iiska that the county treasurer. Frank
lieinner, be retrained ly au order of the
rourt f.oin paving the said warrant. The
complaint covers oil paes- of type-wrilien
manuscript. James F Amis. John Uo'iiett
and I, Flinn npicariu uttornrys for plain-1
tiff. II C l'erkins makes alhilavit to the
truthfulness of the complaint. The plain
tiffs, besides asking for the injunction re
rtrainingrtlie payment of the warrants, ask
for their costs and disbursements.
Sheriff Xolnud will meet the matter in
the courts fearlessly. The charjju that
.Ituljre Fisk and County Commissioner
l'aiker are in collusion to defraud the county
will not lie entertained a moment by any
one acpiinted with these pmtlcmcn.und we
believe is a damnable one ami unwarranted
and unjust in the extreme.
To show to what extremes the committee
go in their charjres against Sheriff Noland,
the complaint alleges that he has not per
formed any services whatever since Nov 2,
192, but what aro of a fraudulent nature.
In a nutshell, the whole cause of complaint
arises from the fait that Mr Noland has
conijielled the payment of delinquent taxes
and charged for it. Kugene Guard.
nom 4o astasia
Harrlsburg in llaft'e to hsve an attorney.
A Cc rvsllis man stoppml the Gazette on
SJcennt ofs fanny leniarlt in couneciijo
with t birth. Chestnute
The Pendleton E O thinks T I Tweed
or K J Mead will be the new agent at the
Umatilla reservation.
The Vigilant won the third race and
contest yesterday, dtfeatlng the Valkyrie
in just the wind prayed for.
WF Chase has been elected principal
of Ihe Sliedd school. He was recently
married to Miss Melissa James.
Yesterday af.ernoon a live game of base
ball was played between the college and
pub.ic school mines, lesullir.g in a victory
for the public school boys In five innines
10 to 6. s '
E P Ketchum left h!a cnl In It,. Anv.
of the ftpiingfield Lumber yard yesterdav,
while working In the yard. A 840 watch
and a $to revolver were stolen, nltluu'
the thief being observed.
Yesterday the Democrat r,ktl.t,vl ,nl
item from a Lebanon paper about the
residence of Mr Win Marks.near Tallm.ic,
being robbed of $957.. Yesterdav Mr
Marks brother. John, was arrested for the
rime and was to be tried today.
Oregon City Enterprise savs: The
woolen mills are preparing to start up on
Monday with about one-ha'f the i,u,il
force, to work for a lime upon orders. Mr
Jacobs is away in California looking after
trade In that direction andfierry is up east
of the mountains secine what can be done
n that direction.
The losses bv fire in the ITniteil States
during the first eight months of 1S93 ag
giegtitcd 8111,324,000, or $24,000,000
more than the value of the burned prcperly
of the first eight months ot 1S92. The
discouraging increase is at'rlbuted bv some
competent critics 10 Sard times, which gen-
imiy promote incentllarlsm.
The Lebanon Exnrejs advertise that it
has borrowed money from year to year in
order to continue its business, and now it
will be compelled to collect or sacrifice
hat It has worked for for many years.
Hard times are particularly hard on news
papers, though the Express item would
indicate that they had existed for some
time.
After 32 Years. A representative to
the grand lodge, Knights of Pythias, which
was held this week nt Heppner, Or, tells of
an interesting anu pathetic incident that
he witnessed while on the train bevond Ar
lington last Monday night. The informant
was sitting gazing at the stars when a
gray-bearded man walked into the car,
having boarded the' train at Arlington.
He passed by nnother- gray-bearded man
sitting near, and immediately both ad
vanced and asked, "Can it bo possible?'1
Fears rolled down thoir cheeks nud the con
versation the next hour was interesting in
lecd. It appeared that lioth had Iwcn in
the Confederate army and had parted at the
name 01 ijcxmgion in jc-oi, anu nau on cue
train met for the h'rst time after 32 year's
Reparation. One was It I) Jett. representa
tive trom Kathbone Iodize at iiuntinirton.
nil the other S V Darker, of Dowdall lodge
t llrownsville. Neither was aware that
It he other was a representative, and their
Inn-cling wns entirely unexpected. When
they separated at the battle both were strap-
nig young teuows, ana when they met on
tho train both were old and gray. They
had a great ileal to tell each other after the
ing lapie of years, and related many m
iilents of those stirrinff dnvs. The Intl
iine they saw each other their clothes hung
n tags and tatters, and they were almost
;.oe!ess and hatless. lelegruin.
Religious Services. Services at th
Baptist chnrch at 11 am nnd 7:30 pm.
Key lr L 1) Goodwin of Tncnum. will
preach at both sen-ice. Sunday school
at :45 a m. Junior Union 3:30 p 111.
Young Peoples meeting 6:30 n 111. All will
receive a cordial welcome to these services.
lir Itoodwin is an interesting and able
ipeaker whom all will be delighted to hear.
Services at the U P church morning and
evening. Preaching by the assistant pastor.
liev Kiley Little. S S nt 2:30, junior V P
S C E at 3:30; Y r S U E at 6:30. A wel
come to all.
Services at the Congregational church at
11 and 7:30. In the evening will be iriven
the fourth discourso on the Lords Prayer:
"Thy Willlie I)oneN" Sabbath school af
ter morning sen-ice, Y P S C K 6:45. All
are welcome to these services.
Rev Dr L D Ooodwin. of Pnvallnn. will
deliver an address to the Young Men's
Christian Association tomorrow at 4 o'clock
p m in their hall. Dr troodwin is a fluent
oratorical speaker. The hull should bo filled
to near mm.
Services nt the Presbyterian church at 11
a in by the Itev A Marcollua, of Southern
Oregon. Sabbath school at 12:15 p (m,
Junior C E meeting at 4 p 111, Y P S C E at
ti.A Ti, til 1... 1.: :
vp.-r-,. xiiuiu win ut: iiu jiiuauiiiiiBeit iv 111
the evening.
urn 1 i.d rrasumi
r
J S Van Winkle returned last night from
a trip to Oregon City.
Mr H J Clark, of Ashland, one of the old
Alliany boys, is in the city.
Thomas crerk reached as high a tsage on
hit Sunday as at any time lust winter.
dipt N It Humphrey hot been discharged
from the asylum and returned to Pendleton.
Mr Hryant, the diseiplinarinn at the lie
form school.came up from Salem this noon.
Mr Oeorge Alexnnder, the popular editor
of the U-lunon Advance, was in the city to
day. Acting County Judge Ted Parker, as
sessor of Lincoln county, was in tlw city to
day. Mr and Mrs Jason Wheeler left this noon
on n weeks vi-it with their daughter Mrs
I'r Kitchen, at Stayton.
Scio.Chas Charlton, son of J K Charl
ton, and recently from Hepner, was in town
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs Charlotte Dickinson, mother of Mrs'
Perry H Raymond, died at Salem on Thurs
day, at the age of 7o years.
The Albany Herald h:is re lneed the sie
if its daily edition to a 7 co 1111111 sheet.
lloth dailies of that city are now of the
same size.
Licenses have been issued for the mar-
rinse of W M Smith and llonnie Swatm. V
F Svnder and Mollie Monte-imerv. .1 X
Tong and Minnie McDonald.
W II Parker. IV Hill andfi W Hocbsted-
ler, who returned last night from the meet-
of the (irand Lodge K of P at Hepner
report a tine tune ami good treatment.
Mr Martin Pavno and family will leave
ihe last of this month for San Jose, Calif.,
which they will make their future homo
Mr Payne has a son residing it that city.
Moses 1 t uller. the man who attempted
to break into Peter Schlosser's several
months ago, was in the city this week, hav
ing Decn uiscnargeu trom the penitentiary.
M iss Marie Davis. an accomplished Salem
lady, who appreciates the beautiful sur
roundings of Ashlnnd.came out Friday and
is stopping ai iiocei uregon. Asniauu
Kecord.
G W Phillip: nnd wife, left Wednesday
enroute for the World's Fair and a visit
among friends and relatives in the states.
They may stay most of the winter, provid
ing it is a miiu one.
Mr and Mrs S A Miller, who recently em
grateil to this place from Minnesota and
who last week 0iened a millinery establish
ment in the Myers building.on Tuesday left
on the morning train. They were perhaps
disgusted with the heavy rains of the past
few days, but wo apprehend that Oregon
rains are preferable to Minnesota blizzards.
Press.
Rev Geo W Hill will preach ot the Bap
tist church next Sunday, Oct 15th, at 11 a
m and 7:30 n m. As Mr Hill sails, or mis
sionary to China, early in November this
will uo nis last visit to Kugene. His old
friends and tho public generally are cordi
ally invited toattend these farewell services.
Guard.
Mr and Mrs Luther White, of Browns
ville, tomorrow will have reached the fiftieth
anniversary of their marriage, a golden
wedding. Of eleven children only two arc
Hying. Mr and Mrs "W lute came to Oregon
in 1S47. Mr White was in the legislature
atone time, and Mrs White has the dis
tinction of paying the first taxes ever paid
in Linn county, llieir ages are 18 and 71.
wmi
If Lilierati didn't know any better than
to lay down on the Swaneo river with the
glorious Willaiuete rolling by he ought to
drewn.
Linn county farmer, witli the blues, re
nuvked that the country was going to
sintsli, that ihe politicians, lawyers and
newspaper men wero getting hold of it.
iv hy, a few days ago," said he "a big
L" S Senator died in California. When lie
four.dilut that he had to die ho cavn n l,,t
of his money for a big college to educate up
a nr. 01 1 u uueves to rou tlie people.
Comment is unnecessary.
It takes a business head to run a farm as
wellas to do anything else. A man own
ing a good farm in this county had had it
rented for several years. It didn't seem to
nay, only a small yield ot wheat resulting.
1'helast year he took half of it himself.
plowed dii'p furrows with heavy horses nnd
did everything in the right manner. The
res-ait was 29 bushels per aero for his share
of tlie furui and 12 bushels per aero for the
renters, on exactly tlie same kind of soil.
It is easy to draw conclusions.
Bl:tiwxsvii.i.E ox Top. The Roseburg
Kevbw boasted of a chair made in 1S-I0.
Brownsville completely knocks Koseburiront
as fo lows: F M Jack, the postmaster, has
a chair which for celebrity in ancient ipial
ities is more than an equal for the chair re
ferred to. It was made in Polk countv bv
Jos Gage, in tho year 1S'!0, and is now in
Mr Jacl: s Home doing actual sen-ice. Ihe
bottom was inndo of rawhide from the back
of an ox which crossed tlie plains in 1K45.
A the time of its advent into the household
the hair adorned the rawhide, but 47 years
of constant use has effaced thoeso fibres. and
today the seat is so "slick" that were it
long enough it would be bard to find a
bettor toboggan slide.
The Democrat would like to ask how
the hido of an 1845 ox was used in an 1830
chair.
Mrs Lou Ostnrhoudt has ros itncd dress
making at heroli pUce of business
Bay 12 feet wide linoleum of the Albany
Faro. Co. Durable aud sanitary .
This trip the a'eamer Willamette Valley
will bring for tbe Alblry fern. 00. carpels,
matlinga, rugs and outsido door mats.
Buckingham's Dye for the whiskers Is
the best, handiest, safest, surest, cleanest,
most econonical and satisfactory dye ever
Invented. It is the gentleman's favorite .
Fresh sweet pickles, olives, o'.ow chow,
1 to, just reoeived at Parker Bros.
Or In'tekst to All. Wholesale mer
chants In the Eastern states have offered
us great inilueeuients and we -ant to
gieour customers an opportunity as
well, provided you will buy now. We
have made g'eat reductions in the price
of our dress goods, iine shoesapes, jack
ets, etc, for cash, and intend to sell them
as fast as possible. Kigr'y five cents in
most caes will buy a dollars worth of
goods and some limes more. Come in
and make your selections. Ourgoodsare
nearlyall new, and can't be bought else
where In Linn county for the prices we
will sell thet-i at if bought now.
Reap, Pkacock & Co.
At Meal Times do vou ever consider
the quaMty of the food you arc eating? It
may be good. It might be b.tter purer,
fresher and more who'esome. Is it not
worth whi'c to make sure that you- lea,
-offee. lugar, baked goodi and Innumera
bleother groceries aie of the best quality?
There is such a trifling difUreuce in the
prices of ttie best and I he worse that It
does not pay to buy ihe wori.,even on the
lalse ground of suprost-d economy. The
best Is always the cheapest, because the
most satisfactory and durable,and the very
best of everything in the grocery line is
kept at i'atker Bros.
WHO dees your washing? It is to I s
hoped you send it to the Albany Steam
Laundry.thus patronizing a first-class home
institution that employs only whito labor.
1 ne wors too sjH'aKs ior nseii. not r.iier me
fashion of the loud smelling Celestial wash
ing, but on account of the superior manner
01 w men 11 is uone.
WORTH COXKIDEKIXU
Pay Perry Conn.
Terms, cash it FL Kenton's erocery
store '
Please pay Perry Conn what jou owe
him.
If you want a fine smoke call for J.'ieph s
white labor cigara.
The be.tjrnaat ooSoe in the city at Com ad
rtltiyera
The best watch In ihe world for the
money at French's jewelry store.
Fine Scnthera Oregon peaches al F L
Kenton. Now is the lime to oan them.
Motor makes 6ve trips daily to Vieieck's
addition. Lotr there on installments of $1
per week.
Pa ronir.a home industry by smoking the
celebrated white labor cigars, manufactured
by Ja'ius Joseph.
Genuine paits for all sewing machines
also the best oils, needles, etc,, for all
sewing machines, bicycles, et:., at E U
Will's music store. Sewing machines and
organs repaired reasonable, and all work
warranted. Needles prepaid by mall 40c
a dozen.
" Whar's l,at Coos?" A pet coon be
longing to the undersigned lias stayed
away. When last heard from be was
making a raid on Mr Vbeeler's chickens.
A reward will be raid for his return.
A. L- Laub.
line
Yes, You Can see the finest
palsies for suitings In the state at W R
Graham's. where he has a tailor with few
equals on hand to make them up on short
notice. Get the best and rnost stylish
suits cf him. A new feature will be the
making of ladle' cloaks to order, or the
altering of c oaks to Ihe lates' styles, and
he repairing of cloaks. Prices "ar- bot
tom ones.
Shiloh's Vitalizer :s what you need for
dyspepsia, torpid liver, yellow skin or kid
ney trouble. It is guaranteed to give yon
satisiaotion. Price 7So. ijjld'by Foshav'&
Mason.
JEWELRY
is not bought for temporary use,
but as a permanent and servicable orna
ment. There is often as much value In
tbe make as in the material. Will A Stark
of this city keep the largest and tinestline
in the valley, making a specialty of good
goods. Their line 01 gold and silver
watches Is a superior one, and in silver
ware they take the lead in the central
Wills mette Vallev. If vu wou'd get the
best in their lire call on Will Si Stark, the
leading jewelir.
Hodges & MaFarland, the leading'drufc
als, Albany, C. .
Operatives
there are of all sorts, some good, some bad,
some Indifferent. You want the best. So
takes Simmons Liver Regulator only. It
is the best operative In any attack ot inai
gestion,dvspepsia,constipation and bilious
ness. It Is a ml a laxative, wunout grip
ing, or any debilitating effects. You will
k..u-hrr article by the la'ge red Z on
every package. Take no other.
The K. TV. The grand lodge of Knights
'miliars in session this week nt Kmrene
ei-teii tlie toiiowingomcers: vl M llodson.
i,: r n .Malcolm, iienatv li I': H K 1.11
incott. GEN: US Bean. (! Cant (ion:
jiarsnau. u rreinte; 11 11 runic, (i S W
r. ueland, iijwj HOW hitehouse.
reasurer: J F Robinson, (i recorder! ('. H
ivtinn, ( standard bearer: ATh11rlow.il
word bearer; J P (ialbraith. G W; Gustav
1 uson, t.i . 1 lie placo ot the next annual
nclnvo was voted to be held at Salem. The
ports from tho grind officers show that
lere are now six comnianderies in Oregon.
no each at Portland, Iji Grande, SaVem
many, Ashland and Eugene, Number of
mnilers,.Jbl; increase during past year,42.
TiiAMi-s. Last Friday evening the
un sidetracked three cars here for May &
ders. About the timo the train pulled
C L Morris saw a tramp come out of
of the cars, he wns followed l,v nnnther
d nnother. Mr Morris commenced to
ant. and he kept on countintr until 27 had
uie out of the three cars. -But all did not
x like tnunis; some were well dressed
d carried a valise nnd there is no doubt
1 it half the numlier wero amply able to
' ineir tare nail tney been inclined to do
iiarrisuurg courier.
I That Con.w A L Lamb's pet coon.whose
was advertised in the Democrat was
(turned to it owner last night through the
pvertiseiucnt. The animal seems to have
ept the hen houses on its tramp towards
Western rifirt. of th eifv. lrillincr mvpn
Jickens nt Win Fortmille'r's and live at C
I llrownell's. It wns deci.'ed that the coon
-erved death, but out of consideration for
r' thief hmrineer who thnmrht ennuirh of
P' animal to rdvertise for him he was re-
nieii to his owner.
idpex DEATn.! Thursday rooming
h 12. Mrs James Harris, maidinir in
Pnton ceunty. a few miles from Albany,
asnea ner face and was reaching for
wnen she tell to the floor and ex
1 almost lmtnmlv I tu mhm wns
frt disease. Mrs Harris was 85 years of
- mil was mgniy esteemed by ner neigh-
I Mii.MXF.kt. Mrs M Kunv and dnnuhta
-ire to informAba public that they have
veil into the rooms lately occupied bv
ooer ami are supplied with a line of
-'"-ry goons ot quality anil prices to
! 'be present hard times. Be sure to call
1 examine their mv . Iwifara m,rrhait,tr
Lixcoi.n County. Among tho Lincoln
county real estate sales are the following:
1 Lgenton Hogg to uregon Agricultural
Company, limited: wagon road lands in
Lincoln county, 27.778 acres 827873.71 ; J
W Blaiu to Alice P Bicliards, lots in West
Yaquina und on undivided 14th interest in
the se4 of seV cf sec 21, and lot Sin sec
23, T 11 H S 11 west 81.
The Lincoln county court has otdered a
levy of 10 mills for coui.ty and 5 mills for
school purposes. The state levy will in
crease it to nearly 20 mbls.
The O P has 42 miles of track in Lin
coln county.
Monday morning our fishermen caught
31 5 sal rron in "no lime," as they express
ed it. and shipped them by S o'clock the
same morning. Post.
A GnxriNE Clkaham-k Sale in ladies
tine shoes. Within the next 15 days we
propose to dinuo'oof 12dnziD pairs of French
and DoognU kid. hand turned and machine
sewed, opera and common aense lasts, sizes
from 2 to 4 in all widths Theo goodr
must go regardless of cost. Ladies wearing
ahoes in these aizas will do well by oalling
on mem iiroa.
Umatilla County. The net taxable
iropertv in Umatilla county is 8S,80O,5fi5.
Last year the net taxable property was 8fi,-
200,000. Money, notes and accounts show
loss of 81.-iS4.413, which is largely due to
the fact that alnmt 81,300.000 in mortgages
were assessed under this head last year.
Aside from the loss of the mortgages the
ihnnkage has not been very great. 1 he
average calculations were, lands, per acre
6.33): town lots. 8141 .63; horses. 822.85;
cattle, 811.24; sheep, 82; hogs, 83.73.
The Last Cut. Chicago and return,
first class. eViO. St Louis and ret'irn. first-
class, 847.25. The above rates will be in
effect over the L nion Pacific K R until
October Hlst.good to return until November
18th. Octolier '-Sird will no iinion facitic
day at the World's fair. For tickets or in
formation call npon uurran aionieun.
Local Agents U i a K.
Plvfa'l line of M AflS TOSHF. and
iAMER", tce'odiog many nnvlt;es.
aoiea, mmtl ud children, it o. w on
ft E Yoior.
'an tow.li to ererv ccstch s-Vicreck
' parlors.
u n
FARMERS LISTEN. Ve have a fine
lot of ire&h gra need, of almos: ever
kind, Including chca. and we want to sell
It. Come ftr.d see ur.
STEWART & SOX
The
Best
LOkskts. All our fcaijo corsets are
made with tho new patented soft eyelete
which are warranted not to null out or cut
the lacers. Their ue prevents tlie back of
the corset showing through the dress, and
avoids staining of underclothing, which is
the case when metal eyelets are used. We
confidently recommend them, not only as a
perfect fitting cornet, but tlie most durable
one in the market. Made in medium, ex
tra long, and extreme long wuint. For sale
ijy bamuel xu loung, Albany. Uregon.
Viereck.s thavioii
lors
and hair catting par
Herman Lutheran service on every first
and third Sunday of each month at the W
CTU Hall, 10 a m.by Rev G E Meyer.
Sxau Proof Rubber Root, at Klein
Bros,
Try pair o( K'e.n Bros Rubber spad
ing Boot.
Rubber goods of all descriptions at
at Klein Bros.
Bread
Men
this city are Tarber Bro. Toevjk&ead
Rood bresd for all wbn need goad bread,
and keep the beat cookies, oakea, etc. Their
stock of groceries is standard and their pro
duce is freh, and fruita th latest. When
you dial with them you will gat 6rat class
treatment and the hest in the market,
bather in bied goods or groceries.
II. R. HYDE, W. II.DIND1NOEU. D. II. JAMEW
ALBANY FOilTDl CO.,
IITCOPOBATZID.-
Baltimore Blotk, Albany, Ore.
FURNITURE
A complete tine of
UNDERTAKING
in all its branches.
EMBALMING a specialty.
Resilience corner 3rd anilCalapooia Streets,
Whatever may be the cause of blanch'
log, the hair m-y be restored to its origi
nal color bv the use of that potent remedy
Hall's Vegetable Sicilian flair Rf newer.
. Cure for comb, Fov-rs and Cenemi Ss
Wlity, .Small Uii IVarj. .fx:. lr butUe.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
UTorrirE IS HEREBY GIVES THAT THE UN
deralKnfrd.xeciit',rofth. last will .ml lestamen
01 John bilreo. ilecAMetl. has Mod his final accotin
with the county clerk ot Linn county, Oregon
snd that tha countv court ot aalil ,tnn countv, ha
Itxnl rrtday, tha Slh day ol HeiWniber, 1NUS, t the
hour of 1 o'clock in tha alt moon ot aald day, for
th. heart iw of nbjectlone II any to SMU nnai ac-
ooant and the aettiainont 01 aaiu eatata.
llated AUf ust 11th, 1BVJ.
HAMONS1IELTOS.
a h iiehitt. uxetotor
Atty fat Exasutor.
Will & Ftark, th' jeweltra
New Advertisements.
TADIES who VfiM do wrltintc for me at
i their homes will reoeiregoodwages.
Reply with sairaddressed. stsmnarf an .
velone. MISl MILDRED Mll.l
South Bend, Intl.
"lrNTED.-Pushlns! canvassers of
V t good address. Liberal salarvanrf
expensea psid weekly; Permanent post
"in. dhows hvos. CO.. nurservmen.
Portlaud, Oregon.
OA-IS
wan
WANTED., The nndera'imarf
nts to buv &0 hnaliA). nf wrhilA Mia
delivered at toy residence one mile north
of Albany. Pay msiket prlos in cash
on delivery. W H Vaisn.
IOR RENT.-The opera house store.
7 splendid location. Cail on the
seeretary at tbe Democrat office for pat
ticulara.
r ariKii.-Lounly and city war
V T I
rl!l.
rants bought and so'd by H F Mer
TT?OB BALE.-
& gray mare, seven years old
"rwlli unite for wood.
rjaitaetlv
mle for women and children 10 drlva.
Call on E W Achiaon. at Marble o its.
C0CKEREL8. Purebred Silver Laced
Wyandotte cockerels for tale at a
tnjrgain. Addrers John Brash, corner
lib. and R R streets, Albany, Or.
An ma I nanhla TatTatlvA and Nnm TonTOl
Bold by Druggists or sent by mall. SklMa.
ttndttOO per package. Samples free.
Tf The Favorite TOOTH VOWDH
AU X1.U for the Teeth sod ilreath,So.
OaptftlnSweeney. UJ.Agan DleffCsCal
rvm MRhiloh'a Catarrk Remedy Is the first
medlctnel have esnfotkid that would do mo
any good." Price 60 eta. Bold by lirugglsU.
bhiloh's cure:
" Tma riRwAT ftnnan Cmts ttrotnTifrv-euTSI
WhereallothorsfalL For Consumption It bas
no rival; Has curea tnousaDaa,andwiucnns
TOO.U taiainlntlme. frma5cli,Mtsll.0a.
T AUNDRY FOR WOOD.-
Jj change laundry work for wood.
W-ll ex-
,11
Richards a Phillips at the Aiba.iv
Steam Laundry.
IJSURMUJRE. carpets, stoves etc. for
sale at the Baptist patsonage. Call
early ant1 take your choice.
t ONEY WANTED Want to borrow
J tt01 for three orflvo vear with
good real estate as security.
ofUce.
Call at the
FOR RENT. 40 acres of land, with
house, one mile Irorn Albanj-, in
iientnn county. For particulars spplv
to A rob Hammer.
TO LKT. Three (3) work horses and I
saddle horse fur sale, or will trails
for wood, oats, wneat or hay.
M BENDERS,
w
MEAN :: BUSINESS.
ill Bell all crrckcrv ware and holiday goods at
COST- Here are some prices: Lamps, worth
50c for 25 cent: lamps, worth 82 00 for $1.00: '
cups and saucers H5 to -10 cents a set; pla'es, 4Q cents per
set. Everything filse in proportion.
Call on me and you will not be deceived.
J. Gradwohl.
Date of Sale. Judge Fullerton this
moraine? ordered the O P railroad and other
propenties of the company sold bv not later
than December 15th. The sheriff will fix
the exact date. From what the judge had
to say to us aliotit the matter we are under
the impression uiat tne roail win ne soia
this time or it will be compelled to stop
operations. News.
r. Price's Cream Baking Powder
What s Tan Take.
Medicine for? Because you are sick and
want to sret well, or because rou wish to
prevent Illness. Then remember that
Hood's Saras psrllla cures all diseases caus
ed by impure blood.
Purely vegetable Hood'sPill 15c
Tnojinos s Gtovi Frrn.tn Co-wrr, tee
at the most faro-ably knrwo lines in ih
ir.arket, with eitia long want-, a, a f rr stle
oy S E 1 OCNU
See the Kew Improved Singer sewing ma
chine. The bait ia slwata tt.e chepest. J
W S"Wdn, aeent. Office; at F M Frrsch'a
.ewelry store
Fewixo Macmvu nettl repiired 11
irarrtnttil ty a thtrrngilyecmpexnt work
ran, at I M rrrnch'. jsiisVy it 3re, Albany
Oregon.
BUY
HEAT 8
STOVES
Matthews & Washburn.
GREAT REDUCTIONS
Dress Goods, Fine Shoes.
Capes and Jackets,
-AT-
READ, PEACOCK S CO.,
ALBANY
AND
LEBANON.
ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
J. JOSHPII. Proprietor,
WHOLESALE UND RETAIL
Only White Labor Employed1
Forty Years Um 5tatdard.