.gU;tly democrat
uhli,liel every day in the week
except Sunday.
'.rf'UFTM9i(l, Eirilo.-und ProVr
ri .r.. ..vie- Oftjc at AUny
ftreunn. M aeonnd nUu.ni.il ' "n,,J
"' uiauer.
A Pbad Aijiant Ciiixaman. The fol-
Inwinir strange item is from the Corvnlli,
News: A few tluys afro a Clmmniun from
Albany came to C'orvnllis and hiul been
neniliinr cnuira about town. II,. il :,.i.
I'iml histiiveninif, nboiit B o'clock, h0 nxxa
aVil into the llowerv kiiicrdoin whlln
Jon a box rrnr bin bunk in the building
lortli or ureiKliton end Quivcy's imple
lent establishment. The iVill, nt
i'lestinl w.ia reported unci tutor nn
itizwis wont to tlie liouse to nee him. They
umid lliin in just the iMwif inn In ..!.:.. I.
lie died, which wai accounted lor bv th.i
uperstitious of the Chincso race, as they
.ppear afraid of the dead, and would no t
.null linn. By request, a couple of the
itizeni laul the body on a Utile ulii.h
it the room, and then left. (Itbor white
Arsons noon went to see the dead China-
nan, anil after viewmir the hn.lv il,..
(returned down stairs. Ono o' them, who
I somowhat of a ventr iloijuist. made a
Ivciiliar noise that sounded as if it came
from upstairs, and the Chinamen below
here led to believe that their dead coun-
ryraan nau come to life again, which
aused a stampede umone them. One nf
llie prominent physician of the city was
fct once summoned and rustled to the scene,
nit he cwild not raise the ilra.l Th. 1.1,.
If the dead man was buried today at the
Ispense of the Chinese of this city, thouph
1117 111..UU .iu u'-iempi 10 nave me county
tund the cost.
Tiieatkd Likb a ltoiiiiKn. A Salem
Iiaper tells the followinjr, which whether
roe or not is rather lively: One day last
reek, just after a heavy fall of snow, and
ain. a collector for a well Irnnwn firm nf
louse, Ins countenance showino- flo.nrf.nn
in the extreme. When he ?ot to where a
small party of taxpayers were, who had
j'wt emptied their pockets to jolin Knight,
Jiml who were not in a very pood mood,
titlwr. he broke out. in the following mel-
ainclioly strain: 'I will tell you what's
Ilie matter, l believe 1 11 jump the job. I
filS Out nil (hlV VPKtpri.UV nml til nntnnxia-
ion on what I collected amounted to just
uij iriito uiiu iu uiai i nau 10 Bpenu
foity-live cents :for beer. And it would
irtt lu l,,, If iVJU - ......, II
VniW. . W IIV. Tnr IL tnrr. tnma nf (ha nni.
1 have ca led unnn nchnillv vm in
Hink tliafc 1 mil a Iilfrliwnv rnlilmr find
tiev treat mn an mini (tno mnn uhnm T
a a Slim lull ntminuf. whan 1 nrnnnnfm
t bail tllfi nfrvn tt wnnt tn liArriu n Ink
troin.R tn nnv hin ). with Knttr
MllV. 1 nimlfl tliirtv.fiini 1 i
leported if it didn't mstmn fiftv
eer oesuies losing my umbrella.
Lkbason. -David Fry will Itavo today
"'iBcdford. where ho and C A Zabn will
; en a confectionery store. Wo wish the
eniicmenn the best of success. Charley
nderson takes Mr Kry's pluce on the Ks-
iess.
A party of eiirht nersons biivp ntrivixl
wrc from Illinois witii the intention nf In.
!';"" Vn0 ot ,he genUeinen is a brother
i iv in i imeaot tins city. A young man
ram Nebraska also arrived hre this week.
lany eistern people are eomina to Oremm.
1 M builth has concluded th.it. be dona
sot want the olhee of assessor, nnd the
mocr.its of this vicinity will work for the
minauan or s u Wallace tor that Dlaeo
,i ucuiiicrais cou'd not make a lietter
ounnaiion than Mr Wallace: indeed
lere is not a more honorable man or a more
wmng man in the county. Advance.
A Moi ntaix of Enow. We have had
veral little storms this winter resuUinir
"ou 1. 111 ot several incnes. now tame
wipared witli tho following from the
llllOWor,. "T'hp nvnrd of the full of
now kept by Mr Hutchison for the last
iiny years foots un the enormous depth of
1 feet nnd 11 ;n.l, in the, l..f ni
J larch enough to make the most expe.--
Mm uuuuiiiieiT wonoer iiu nmnze-
r,' in i ue great quantity he nas wn,ve(
If'.rough in the last llilrty vears 'n.i.
Wiifer's fall, I understand, is 1M inches of
.111111111, anil more commit, and that
tint a l,.l . .
e iuii, jusi now.
Cavk n,:vutPMKST. -U 0 McCullocli
"in tins week from the caves, lie
-Mi, or tnow. but two substantial
""iim?s are now in readiness for the
..,,i.r party wnohave been telegraphed
ml niiii." i i , " ' .. , I'i'tlting
11,11 V f UUI" irom " iniiinis to the
" ui mo caves, but tho party from
' ininnsco will have to foot it through
snow fr several mies, The promotOTJ
enterprise are in a hurry to have
raves come into prominence during the
Png fair nt Sunset City.-Cirants
ll1'"' Hazaab. The ladies of St
,.tl! i, mscoPl Church will open an
iip.u. 7. .. " vv u uiiu on
Mil u- 1 , " ".nii 1,1 unuconiinue
' , lnesdny noon. They will have
e many useful and ornamental arti-
also a large assortment of Japanese
- "ii nurew ivans ot fortlnnd. Sup-
' lll 1 nn.o.l C.'-l 1. r.;'.
1 ria 1 ii " nll 11 t tl'H.R. iniC
Jii are cordially invited.
1 1, ,. '
Estertaismext. On the
",ng nf Marih rik tUm T 1
h.:, " ' UUW order ill give
I " ""inment at their hall to which
,,J0,k'nen and their families are In
i A literary and musical program
- . nucrcu,
TlKr X"TirB.lo not ride vonr 1,1
c','n ""''falk on First street. Raker
A vi ii.i;AH - t 11.:. i :i.
. . , -. ivii i'i mi? uruiT Will
"Test of the offenders,
"of the Chief of Police.
liy
. C'T Eelantine Massire Crea
-nvJ... P'P;",tion eer made for the
i -uiin. In ha I.. A - xt rj II
" ou Albany Ore.
-i" toeyery cottomer at Virrcck
Price' cream Ba(:Ing Po-vder
moit Perfect Made.
ahd ABROAD I - I L
Josephine county owes (,50.000.
.hThf V"vlent how Djlla't to be
head oi ird pendence.
k,in0 0n ,elePho"e exchange ha.
The populUi candidate, were In town
" rAe?;,ed " hv been .c th. bottom ot Z
program will be presented, and there wl 1
be taster eggs for sale.
Several cltin h,..- . .j ' .
of the ordinance on the subject; K Py
One of the bet looking' prisoner,
brought tb the nen fnr . i .... V
embezzling county .chon superintendent
peoden". """V' Rl'.-Ile-
There are 1 17 cases on ih ,i..ii .
calendir for Yamhill county according to
th. docket puhlUhel in ,ne Teiephonc
i.?i ,1 Irvlne antl Coshow, formerly
ot thi. clt , are attorney, in 39 jcases.
A Mr Johnson fiom Nebraska went up
10 the front on the O p ...i.i,. .i
purchased the W H Maine, farm on the
Marlon County side and will iiw..,
bilng In a colony of immigrants from
K.ansa. and Nebraska.
Rev Little preached another f,,rn,l
sermon ut the U P churcn Ian evening
ronlght the evangelistic services which"
have been held for four weeks, will close
Considerable interest has h.-n m,n...i
and much good done. '
The remain, of J W Will i...i..
to Albany this morninrr t,nm u.u.i.r.
California, where Mr Will dled.and taken
iu v."rv" lor burial. E U Will and
tamlly and Mr Frank Wilt attended the
luneral from this ciiv.
The klnderpartrn mn.ma.. 1 ,
Cnlcago and St Louis .imultaneou.lv.
In the former city these have grown from
one to one hundred; in the Utter, in the
same propartion, with the excepdon that
eighty public Bchool kindrrg.rten. take
. jmucc ui me wr.icago mission and free
iiiucignricns.
torn isutorii. an old resident of this
city, wa here last week ruatltno il, vm.
, F c " ,n lne interest ot
""t-""J "r stcretary 01 state. And still
some people believe that th. m.i.iio.n
"l!1,0''!11! ' not in ""king order, McMIn
Finv ciciuune Register.
' The Portland Merrurv mm.uiii i,.
Populist county convention 'in' this rit
u.n nt It,. .1-1 ... . . . J
.... w...G ucjcguLc went 10 me Ire-
mom nonse to spend the night, and upon
"'s live me seven Diew out the gas,
One of the five had Ins hnn,lnm r-r..
hides on -the other shore' when the nlght-
waicnman broke ntn h a ru. u..i,i
mm 10 me window and gave nlm a breath
uiju can air.
A correspondent In thp Prlnoviiu M.,.,.
In mentioning the candidates for county
judge, pay. an Albany man the following
"""i .viii. mi- m c urina, lace aDout,
please; I want to te'l you somethlni!.
You are no slouch. JJut every time you
take a case for a client you try to win it.
ow, that's no way for an attorney to do.
in unuiu, 11 you Docome county judge,
that you will declda everything accoi ding
Toe place to get your quinine Is at Fred
DawFons cur and and Broadalbin street.
mimiiv ijr.
A )ood Turxo. An Albany man says
the following is the beat artical on the
Buiijeci ne nae ever reau.
mere was once a Long Headed Man
who invented a Household Uetosil ot
such general Utility that instead of giving
liaXame setting forth an Intelligible
7. . 'i? """"icier, ne ca.lea it simply
So Proud was he of his Good Thinir
that lie would not make its Existence
known in Prers. "If People will not
come in and ask for the Good Thinir."
he would say, ' I don't Propose, to go to
uvuumui lemng mem auiut it. it
people don't know It when they see It,
they must Buffer the Consequences ol
uei. unuuueSB.
tthena Mortgage was Foreclosed on
him a Little Later, the Successful Bidder
Advertised the Good Thing in Several
rupen, ana ne liail 1) lticultv tn emn ny.
ing a sutlicient number of Men to till
he Ked Wagons that lsackcd up at the
Track-? up a (Iiant. Hob r.-jin.lll
was up the river himtinir cattle tliia w.t,-
and on the divido between Simpson creek
nnd tho creeps running into the Olalla he
run across the track of a man, which true
mposurcd I'J'i inches in length and was
proportions accordingly. Not only one
out several tracks were found and they
were all of the same size. Hob vouches
for the truth of tins story nnd cites as wit
nesses uiiiiiey nml t,haiincey Irapp, who
nen; wnii uiiu ui iiie nine. iuieuo
Louder.
OX Tltr BIJl'ARIt.
The ditTerence between
Living . hell nnd living
Poorly in very small
1 1 yon buy light even
In hard times. Trade
With those who do
Business on( the square,
tiiving quality as well
As quantity. Parker
Bros, are such a firm.
Their groceries are always
First class and their
baked goods are un
surpassed any where.
Miiluie-rt Opening, On Thursday,
Friday and Saturdav, this week, the
Ladies Bazaar will hare their grand
opeiiiua- 01 epring ana summer milli
nery. The display of trimmed hata and
bonnets, together with all the latest
novelties win surpass an former efforts.
All ladies are cordially invited to attend.
WHS 11 J t-OW'EK.
Srntso raps. The LadiM Bazaar
deires to announce that they have jut re
ceived an elegant line of ladies and minn
capes rnd jm-keta for ar ring wear. Th?je
ir.irments compripe all the latest Parisian
st les and are tailor made. The prtres to
suit the times. Call and inpect them.
Fresh Cabbage.
Canlitlower.
Celerv.
Oniona.
A Turnips.
At C Brownlia
N M Newport wentto Salem this noon
M. T ....
t-ii'c v uL-nrnue oi uomlburn.waa
urn vny uillliy.
.Mr C L Rack retnrned this noon from
a trip to Portland.
M. Senders went to Corvalls this noon
on insurance business.
Dr Hossiter. who has been attending
t.ie medical cjllege in Portland several
months u in the city.
Mr UeoE Fish is opening a plombing
establishment in the Schlosser building
opposite the old postoflice.
Ignntus Donnelly. Henry Wntumnn fin
ernor McMnley, Jerry Simpson, Senator
Stewart and Chairman Taubencck will lie
in Oregon ubout the Biune time. Will the
public recover from so much oratory.
mock anil Harry Summerville.nnd Misses
Nannie ruckles and Lnln lwn ,.t u.,.
risbiirg, came up on yestesday'setrain. The
Messrs Suinmcrville intend moving here in
a few days, and are now furnishing the old
h It Luckey residence, which they have
leased. Lugene Guard.
Miss Vesta Mason, of Albany, arrived in
Salein yesterday and is the guest of Miss
(.enevievo Hughes on South High street.
.j. una uiiu oi tno guests at the party
given last night for Mr and Mrs J Frank
Hughes, it being the anniversary of their
wedding. Salem Statesman.
Mr L J Bailey, who is now running as
conductor on the Santa Fe, Prescott tc
Phoenix railroad, is in the city on busi
mss. Ho will return to Prescott next week.
He IlkeS that COUlltrV. nml thn IH.iini.niT
is glad to inow has a good position with
a company that liuuidates nrnmntlv.
Willi. S Duniwny who was born nt
Needy in this county is nrnminnntlv t,.nn-
tioned in connection with the office of state
printer which he is thoroughly competent
to conduct. Mr Ihiniway is
at present at work on the Oregonian. As
a Clackamas county boy we wish him suc
cess. Oregon City Enternrise. Mr Dnni-
way arrived in Albany last night to meet
old friends, this once beinir his noma nml
to work up the state printing business; but
the Albany delegation on his ticket will
ueauiiu ior an Aitany man.
Mrs Lischen Maude Miller, of Eugene.
who is Studvin? in the Rostnn Pnlloim nf
Oratory. Was hiirhlv cnmnlimpntml nmn IVia
clever work she did in the pupils' recital
uctu at luim instiiuuon rebruary "iKth.
Mrs Miller gave a recitation, a selection
from one of Cable's stones which mllml in.
to use tiilenta of a high order as it alternated
frOm natllOS to hlimnr. Sim nlen tnnb- .Via
leading part in a three act pantomime with
uiKiiiuiic bkiii ana intelligent interpreta
tion. Her work was much applauded by a
rrpraenuiuve uoston auuience. r lorence
"est.
x'A-smsrch TAXBS.
Taxes are being paid into the sheriff'i
office but hardly with the speed desired
The following were yesterday's payments:
Ut; Maxon $ l.oo
TW Hansell 23.00
H Rnwlings 12.85
Unas Scott 8 98
Lizzie N Thompson 37.20
1-rench & Co 11.80
Mrs U Kico 19.11
RALiggett G8.2U
Chas Arnold 3.75
Mrs N O linker 118.3S
J A Smith 7.98
Mehamn Smith -. 1.23
G P Terrell 1.87
a Ames 8.53
Mary E Ames 2.09
.IT Ames 51.17
Lowell Ame.1 57JJ3
Joseph F Ames 09.80
E Paddock 1 6.811
JLPutinan 1.00
niary fc Putman 3 00
David llanchett 17.09
Lizzie Kuysendall 3.00
taxes will be delinquent after April 10.
AT THE FAIR
Huff Hiatt writes to the Lebanon Express
from San tmnciscoas follows: This is a
fast place for OreiTon men anil horses.
think we can enure Oregon beauty's eves
with a lopr chain, when she starts up Market
street; hut he will compare with anything
nere in iue nom line, ana ine people also,
but the people in this state look at Oreiron
people as being back in the brush pretty
well. Ttev claim an Oreiron man slmvwl
on iiis beam here the other day and taking
a stroll through the lair came across a
large looking-glass nnd thought ne had met
the man before and went to shake hands
with lliin and brought his fist a trains t the
phi S3.
I mn located with one of the Oregon
Wonders, in tho '41 mining camp, which
is a mining camp from away back. The
Trooked, narrow streets, log cabins, old
stage ttations.pack horses, mules and every
tiling in the Kicking line, framblint? halls
and dance halls, were nil there. 1 saw
cowboys, miners, nnd women of every na
tion in an old Mexican dance saw them
make one another dance by shooting at
their toes, ihey had a sad accident batur-
dny. There wnre i or 40 women and
men in an old '49 four-horse Rtage flnd got
to making a great fuss, and driving in '49
style and upset. It was a '4'J mvne 14
badly hurt, I helped to turn the staire un
off of them nnd pull them out. They were
a horrible looking set. Some one turned
in the fire alarm instead of the ambulance
nnd the firemen came dashine un. and al
together it made a '49 scene.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World-a Pair Hlcliert Medai and Dlpton -
Albanylnsnraice Agency
We have had over seven yeara exper
ience In the Home office and local tnvnr-
ance buines,and can guarantee Insurance
written by u to De properly looked after.
The following Is a partial list of companies
rrpreseniea by uc
ForrI;n No'th British & Mercantile,
Norwich Union. Phrrnii, London, Man
chester, Guardian, Sun, Caledonian, Lon
don & Lancashire.
American Continental of New York,
Westchester of New York. The Conti
nental of New York and Manchester of
England, w rite farm bu?inea. takinz note
for the premium, with ample time for
payment. We respectful. solicit any I
e-business. Office onrosite old rI
ofltce. I
SENDER! SENFT.
MIBFITB
i"?,1'1'". bor" 0n'trO"'un, McKinley
Mitchell, who was beaten for a nomina-
uon in aiarion eouutv.for nHien hi in
year gr.issncpier, is tired.
John Huirhes of
pounds of sugar by steamer Homer. So eavs
the Independent. Salem crura mmi lu.
Pfetty well situated these hard times to buy
--.ui nu$ui- ui, u iiiue
An editor is minernllv n tkinVIni
He has to think n irrenf Haul ii '
erallv how to nay off hia hnmla nt tl, .i
of the week. Salem lndejiendent.
The last legislature of Pennsvlvnnin .111
a wise thing. It decided that county news
papers hr.ve become vuluablo as mediums
of information, social, legal and political,
nd has enacted a lawdirecting county com
missioners to subscrilw for these weekly
papers, have them bound in separate vol
umes and keep them in their offices as
uooks 01 reference tor the use of the public.
Each commissioner is to select one of the
three weeklies.
One of the human wonders nf f lm Snntli
Seas is a Victoria. New South Wnla.
youth by the name of McLean. He is now
1 years and a tew months old and weighs
in the neighborhood cf 300 pounds, lie is
not a "human mountain of fat," a "mon
ster of obesity," or anything of the sort,
but is a well proportioned young man of
surpassing stature and great height. On
his 17th birthday he measured 8 feet 3'i
inches, and if ho keeps up his regular
yearly increase of stature will far surpass
m m;igub uil llimiLTIl giants.
In a circular issued bv thn r?nl! fnrnin
board of health the following in regard to
cigarette smoking is addressed to princi
pals and teachers in the public schools: "To
be an Habitual smoker of manufactured
cigarettes is to be an opium smoker,
an a habitual opium s-noker cannot be
the equal of an aostoiti r, when every
thing else was equal. Under no circum
stances should a pupil be allowed to smoke
them either nt school, on the way to or from
hl-uuoi, or at nome, it the teacher, by ad
monition, advice, precept, example, or by
influence am prevent it.
. Dr Hnllock, pastor of the First Conirrem-
tionalist church of Tacoma. delivered a
!frm.on. .on Sunday last inpart as follows:
Good citizenship demands fidelity in reger
lstering and voting. Good citizenship
demands the honest payment of taxes with
out concealment . It is a self-evident truth
to him who is willing to see, that to take
u, puuu uuuur is us wrong as to Bleat a
neighbor's dollar.andto withold Mint which
is due the public treasury is as truly theft
as to abstract that which is already in. Good
imasiiBiiip uemnnus camoncity, liberty,
equal rights and perfect toleration. Old
Rome at least gained toloration for all re
ligions ana scored one in the grand march
luwiuus a-ue civilization; let us not go
imu,: ccroooy uemnndea it, and
traversed Holland nnd thn anna win it
Plymouth Rock received it, and America
has been its arena. Intolerance would mark
a return ot the dark agej.
C E Biownelh erocerv store is tncreas,
n-; in popularity. He carries a fine slock
in a light room, easily accessible and
gives bargains. Next door to the P O,
New Advertisements.
$5.00 to 815 03 PER DAY at home
selling Lightning Plater and plating jew
elry, watches, tab'eware, etc. tvery
nouse nas goout needing riaung. ?n
perlence; no capita); no talking. Some
agents are mak'ns f2C acfav. Permanent
position Address It K Delno & Co., Co-
lusnuus, vjnio.
"niOR BARGAINS in real Mate adrtrom
I" or o ill on Jamos W Card we It t C.,
Jrflerson.
Ij.or8ale or Trade, a linnae and lot in
' Bond loeatlon in Albany- W'll anil
cheap Tor cash ir will tiade for land part
ly or wholly Inanroveil not vers far from
town. Call or write to tnts ofllce.
T3 RKVr.- 't wo ' o.ima. newly flu
ial.ed. one auiiable for small store or
office, one for store, 20x(H) feet. W 111 Iw
reaily by Mainh 2', Call on Dr O W
Maaton for pariisulars.
1rANTED.
A young lady ftostrm a
T T p'aee to 00 eenrHt hotim work
Aildros Clara M Kb nold, Albany Ore
I JURE nilKI) Silver Laced Wyandotte
eggs for sale hy I) 0 Woodivorth.
POR RKNT
The
ro'im rooni'tiy oivu
1. pled by J W Ilnntly as a boot ana
ahoe hop. 1'a.l oa I. Viereok.
'cjo. Fiifis, Knu. Pare bred Silver
. Licel Wvanuntti. Y.su iorRetltnir.it
me ninsny roimry varan, f mm pen o
1 Ana t Vi.'M pr i;t; p iNu. 4 ?t por
n Plymouth Rooks, 75otpper i3. fnnn
tsruth. AI'jidv, ur. Cor 4th and It K ata
riOUNW ARRA.vr--Bu?ht and
U ola jy Ii; F Merrill.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
The Steamship HOMER
will ply bptween San Fran
cisco and Willamette Valley
points via the Oregon and
Sonthern Pacifc railroads,
sailing with freight and pas
sengers on ir about tho fol-
lowingdates:Froni San Fran-
cisno on Monday, March 20,
at G p m. From Yaquina: on
Saturday March 31, at 0 a m.
Fare from Albany and
Corvallis to San Francisco:
Cabin, $12; Steerage, .9.
Kound trip tickets, includ
ing meals ana uerlli3. cood
f. - - o, x l - a1h
lor ' Ma Hf
'M 1 Hfmrv, Son- C, A;(n'a
HXo2 loS M.rtet'i'i.t, Stn F.-anei'O.
United ;tatei Land O.lice Oregon Cltv
Oregon, March loth, 1894. b
Notice is hereby given that the aproved
Plat of survey ol township, 13 .oath
range 10 west, ha. been received from
the aurveyor general of Oregon, and on
April 21. 1801. at 1 nVliu-li . i --u
day .aid plat will be fil.,1 in !..
and the land therein embraced will be
subject to entry on and alter said date
Robert A Miller . Pet- Paouit
Rj-ghiter. ' Receiver.
StUICTI.Y In It! When ifenn, (
washing the Albany Stenm Laundry is
s rictlyin .t I tis doing the busines. of
U.e city; the Celes nil. r6 going to the
wall. 20 cents n ilnynn f. l..: i.
. - "... .v.. .,u, wiisiung
it 1 cheap enough for anybody in any kind
of times Richards & Pl,ifps llo
Uinua .wihi nieir money at horns
mironize li.e Albany Steam Laundry.
Caiidkx Seeps. -Every bodv should
have a carden. A rn Tmi etna l.n
Ihen go to Stewart ic Sox Hardware Co
and make your selection from a fresh supply
of all the seeds in the market, the largest
stock in the city. b
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's Fair Hlght.t Award.
Jewel Stoves
and Ranges
The Best On
Earth
Matthews fi
Call On
READ. PEACOCK 4 CO.
See Their Nice Dress Patterns
and Trimmings. Also Their La
dies Fine Shoes.
At Perry Conn's.
Barrel ofPickels, Chow Chow,
Fine Calif ornia Honey,
Horse Radish Roots,
Grass and Garden Seeds,
Always keep on lianda choice lino of all staple groceries
ai well as a superior stock of crockery.
G. C- MOON.
Su;cessor to I A Morr's
Flour and
Opposite Ruts House.
Ha. on hand a full s.ock of CboFp.d Feed, Corvallis Flour, Br.o, Short.
Graham, Back. heat, Hje loOI, H.j, O.tr, S raw, Po.alo,,, Appl.s, el0."
The nt Sheca
85,
L.
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m- i- s rrr Tim t 1 av
TTiitWftae. - l. Ttr .VC
a in r ti- - inK vnuui, ir
Tinced. The aumnin; ol Vv 7L' n" 7;..'i':' -77 ne.Pr
piiarant-ir ineir Taiue, savea t!imianil
iJcalers who push the sale of w. 1
Increa. the silca on tlieir full line of evvmN.
it art. roller. Ton ran r. tnom? hf hnrlr,..
li.od below.
weara rensiorBmo
Will i Ht.rk, V lewelfr.
If yoa w.Dt a tine tmokr call for Joseph s
white labor cigara.
The bMtjrnut ooHm in the city at Com Ed
Hndgea & MoKananC, th IbiJIo druk
tore, Albany, Oi.
Will 5C Stark'a larce line nf kllviir
ha. crtated a great deal of talk
Pa'.roniRe home industry hv unnkiiia th
celebrated white labor oigara, manufactured
by uias Joreph.
Baths at Vierecka
outting parlora.
ahaving and .hair
See the New Imp roved Singer suw ing m
china. The bt is ' alwsva the cheapest.
W Sawden, agent. Office at F M Frenoh
ewelry (torn
Sewjno Machines neatly repaired and
warranted hy a tho ninthly competent work
man, at F M French'a jewelry aore, Albany
gon.
French has ihr largt and finest stock
of spectacles and eve glasses in Linn
County. Prices to suit the limes
Washburn.
SOLE AGENTS
AND
Feed Store
flcim Mi.
17. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE 6ENTLEHEI.
84 and 83.60 Dress Shoe.
93.50 Police Shoe, 3 Solet
82.69, 82 for Workingmef
02 and Sl.70 for Boys.
LADIES AND MISSE
S3, 82.S0 82, $1.71
offrr. yoa W. I.. Don. I a.
or nflSWIann will,.
ona in. nitm. .tamped
vb mm m ir.ua.
"V ""'Off. MO CtTC DSttCf
)oula, name and price on the bottom, arhich
l of dollars ani.nallr to those who wcr.r t'.. ...
J'oula Shoes gain customers, which hc!r5 la
V'l r."...Z J"' J? 'r T"-
For sale h,t!,e t. fE BLAIN ', C IC1 HC Cf