Bovnint)Bailjj2Uraldi
. ft. K. TIME TABLK.
M:iTH BOUND.
! ! -tpirts: rr ves.
C. a. cpr. i .i.o ...j.-ai.. r. rd'u l.i iDuin i
I'. u-iir ex Il:l." mi l 'am ' .14 iim
K -i.'l.t I ! " "v..,; 4.Iim '
SOl'TH HOLM).
Arrbes DejarUj Arrives
C'a exp
7:4fpm f pin.A-.hl.mil )m .'
J:Jti Ii4ipn.j fiimiic n hi j
i 1 SOpnilKtigene fi.O'him !
. Kreuiic rrv:t.c.l ! rj(.t i alar 11 a. h.
the same ilikv. I
OKKiioN r.UiKIC UMfc. T.USI.K.
Arrm-s lciurts
Write it 1SV. hereafb r.
Albany's population is .""' i0.
Burkhart t Royce, jiVo printets.
.Moo Iv s engagement in this city
l.a - i "'vi: por t poned.
.herare. both -oW! mid
l-!..t. ery cheap, at Fr.-M h"-.
iv !;i lr;e-l i! -oring can be ha-i ai
the Springfield lumber van! in this
city.
City marshal Isaac Hays i ser-
isiv ill at his n i h-m- ;n tins
A fir-
t-t ias piano f r sal
e on rea
I'iof. V.
sonable term. Ai
H.V t-
II. Lee.
It is probable t!iat svithin an--tiier
year Albany wii! have a
.-'tr'et railway.
Too eclipse of t'
about no-iii to-dav
sun w ill begin
It will not be
total iu this state.
Head L. Vii'iei k adv.
i.-Mie. He has tim- I'atii
and .shaving parlor-.
in this,
room.-, i
!
K. it C. H-jward have removed;
tiieir millinery store to their new I
Uarters uu .-talis in the l'eane !
l.jk.
The views in this i.-.-ue weie
taken by the enterprising photog-1
ra phers, Aies.-rs. Crawford it
Lit tier.
.Messrs. Winn it Humphrey have
ooened a choice line of cigars at
t:.e Western I'nioii telegraph and
tx press otlice.
I'M pair all No. 7, sample lot, ot
inn".s tine dress shoes at cost. rang
ing from $1.30 to $3.30 jier pair at
in. Simpson's.
Mioses K. it (!. Howard are now
K-lling their tine stock of millinery
t cost to reduce their stock. Call
arl- and secure bargains.
Kvral interesliiitf articles in-t-ended
lor this i.-sue have been un
avoidably crowded out, and will i
a jear in subsequent issues. j
K. I'ecker.Shedd, Oregon, manu
facturer and dealer in farming
implement. Steam power. Grind
ing of chilled plows a sjecialty.
P.. Johnson, Shedd, Oregon,
r...--.-ti!.T !1. I'm. n ; i in !
r uht V'.".iru.r.r.')u in '
jtti;s Aitoi r t.
w egon shop and general wood work things ought to be expected from
1 -iitf. Wood tinning, etc. Picture their administration of the city's
f rallies m ide too order. Shop on j affairs.
.seciid street. j The accouipinviiiij portrait of
Another cae of small pox has j Mayor Cowan, who is hIso prcsi
!eveloped in the Ka-t family, the ; deiit of the Li tin County 15 ink. is a
patient being Mrs. L'ast, who has very good likeness. lie is oue of
it in a light form. Her .son. James j the leading business men ot the
Mast, has nearly recovered.
Caleb (iray Halsey, Oregon,
dealer in fine drugs, patent medi
cines, cigars an.l tobacco, station
ary, fancy goods, toilet arti-dcs
and school looks. etc." Firs!
street.
Itev. L. . Kogers of Arcade.
New York, who Las acc pted the
pastorate o: the Congregational
c hurch in t'dscity, will arrive this
week and preach his first sermon
on Sunday next.
( wing to a telegram again sum
moning Mrs. W. f. Thompson to
the bedside of her father, Ir. W.
JI. Magers. she cannot meet her K.
S. class this afternoon as was ai
pointed. I). D. Lynch, recently of Des
.Moines, Iowa, has engaged with
the Farmers and Merchants Insur
ance Co., of Albany, and left yes
terdap for Astoria in the interest of
the company.
Might here we wish to record
that the first day of the new year
lias arrived without a flake of snow
having fallen during the winter.
Mark this then and send it to your
friends in the east.
D. O. Wood worth, (i. L. Black-
man '3 popular aruggisi, win leave .
next week for Ellensburg to go into
business. Hi place will be tilled
by his brother, who will leave in a
few days from Xew York.
A Prrallar Dfrttion.
A justice of the teace within
the limits of Linn county's broad
expanse is honored with having
treated a sensation in legal circles
in the astute wisdom, of his decis
ions. The substance of his find-
i:iis were, "llie ieieniant is noi j
g li'.tv, no one thinks he is. ami no j
j uy will iu Let him ; but he
can easily give bonds, and it would
inconvenience the plaintitf to find
against him. therefore I will bind
the defendant over to answer to
tlie grand jury." Indestructible
fame awaits that justice.
In Pliable Pllghl.
V stranger named C. O. Sum
meri. was found insensible on
Wa.-tiihiiton street yesterday morn- j
1:14. having fainted from loss nf j
b .w. l i e.viiioned bv hemorrhao oi i
tin; lungs. Medical
w as rendered and he r.'
ti ientl v to enable him
I"..-
attemlaliee
ii , eri-d -I"'-i..
t-ike Ii..
lie was '
noon tram lor r.u-zen
from Nova Scotia
ai.d
r.ad no
to Ah-
uotiev,
land. '
,i
a
ticke!
LOCAL NEWS.
Lively Litigation Over the San-
Mining:
Dispute.
KW! IS AM KM1 TI1K lilt.
a Strang Foati iusecs.jiu oa the Screet
A Caue Witli a Hioturj Iaterwcj7,ni
With PioaeefiRrfmijiiccflcei.
The result of the Saiiti.iui mining
claim dispute between Messrs.
W'oo.lin. Rhodes. Strong. Missey
& Co. ami lr. E. O. Smith, whic.i
was begun by tiie arrest an-1 trial
of llpnrv MiiHSfv fur hiinrhirv in
removing ore from the disputed I
laini was decided in Fvonsville
la.-t Saumlay by Justice Lyons
holding the defendant to appear
hefore the next grand jury, which
simply means that the real litiga
tion come u in is-tie in tlie cir--t
cuit court. Mr. Wolvertoii. attoi-!
"t-y lor Air. .-nutii, leceived a
te!egra-n v ester. I iv aim iiii-itiu
that .M. V. Bilyei; had also been
arrestee u:ii v i : i in- trie-1 tiu
aeek. ome lively litizatimi
proinise'l over the uiatu-j. an.l tlie
Aibany men ay they will make a
vigorous tiht it !iete-arv' lor the
claim,
liable.
whicn is thought to ! vai-
IKK CUT FATHERS.
Tli? Cfi'iDi.iizia W;o W:l'. T.iii
il:e.r
N',t Miiday tlie leirar aniuia! ;
uieetiny; of the city cor.neii will be
held for the purpose of wi-a:iii i
iu tlie newly eiected city otiicci?. j
The ivtiriujjf inemburs are Couti
ci:n-.ea W. I.'. U-ad, Johii i l ;1'm a o j
in i .I.O. i itin oi. Tin: coiimi!
vol -rinid lor tlie ei.Miit. year a j
follows : i
ALivor. tmcliaiiuid. T. t. Cowan j
Coinu ilmcn, tirst ward, I. K. Tab
er and F. M. Fr-m li: secmi I j
w'ir.l, Julius jiadwiio! and C.
iiurkhai t : t'lird ward. Virgil I 'ark
er and !-. W. D -yoe. Win. A. j
llampliley wiil .-ucceed V. I.. Iven
toii a c'.ty frea-urv, and John Hoi!' '
man will succeed Wxw Hays a';
niiirsind. Tiiecity couMfil tor t lie j
ve;r 1SS9 i.-- comp -e J ot eutcrcris- :
i mg. progrei-Mve men, aud yood
OWAX.
city and foremost iu all enterprises
calculated to promote the cityV
growth.
OP.EG0N HEARD FROy.
A Cane With a History Interwoven With
Pioneer Remiuisceoces of the State.
In lS3:i Dr. J. L. Hill, of Albany
crossed the plains in an ox wagon
taking six months to make t. it
trip. He had not since been east
of the Kockies until two years ago
this winter, when he took a busi
ness trip through some of the
eastern and southern states, mak
ing the journey in live and one
half days that once took six
months. While east he found
many tilings to enjoy and admire,
but on his return he said there
was but one Oregon, and that was
the garden sjMjt of America, and
he wanted his share of it. To
prove his "faith by his gojd w orks"
lie added two more farms to his
possessions in the Willamette
valley, ami declared hinitelf a
permanent fixture of Linn county.
The late W. 11. McFarland. who
was also a linn believer in Oregon's i
I future prosjerity, while on a t rip
to the southern part of the state
nent out on the bights of Jackson
county, and cut an elegant man
zanua stick, or Oregon mahogany
as it is sometimes called, which he
presented to the doctor as a token
of friendship, knowing that the
recipient's enthusiasm for his own
state would add greatly to his ap
preciation of the gift.
Mr. ti. L. Blackmail, one of the
leading business men ot" this city,
who came here a few years since
from the east, is also an enthusiast
on Oregon, and likes to .-hike !
hands w ith any one who ' enjoys j
life here as he does. Kecentlv he i
borrowed Dr. Hill's cane to take a !
sum aiouiui a mock, aim when he i
letumod the cane it was fully
mounted with an elegant heavy
gold crook for the hand appropri
atclv in.-ciibeil "Christmas lss.
Dr. "J. L. Hill by L L. lilackman.
Oregon, the land we love." We
are not informed whether the
ma.-sive gold h?ad was dug from
Oregon's gold mines, but naturally
suppose it was for our mines are
numerous and rich. From begin
ninir t- end thi a 1 1 1 ..-1 a;-
t.f!-r::!te aiiair, an i one tnat
p.iiti--- loiH-eined in eujox.-il.
.ecaii-e tl.cli leelili;;- reSjieciing
'tiii- ian-l we love," was a unit to
ti.-. H-atcst decree. Mr. .Mi Far-
'
MAYOR .1. I..
V
THE MORXIV TTKT?AT
land has since been la.it! to rest in
the laii'i lie loveJ last.
If immigrants desiring to know
what rego:i i will call on Mr.
Blackmail or Nr. Iliii. they will
hear no moss-hack talk. " They
wil! receive lads an 1 figures that
will noun he proven to the lasting
Knttiticatiou of all who live in
Oregon for Oregon s good.
I :y
li
DAWsON.
Klsewhere in this issue is printed
a complete list of the members of
the Oregon Legislature. The sen
ators from l.inn county are Hon. S.
A. D.iwson and Hon. II. A. Irvine,
both able representative "f the
jn opie of I. inn count v. '.rood nor-
traitsof which are herewith irive
u.
llo.V. J.
IK VINK.
ALBANY
CIGAR
FACTORY.
Ao Enterprise Etabli.-hel iu thi City Dur-1
lug the Past Year.
An is-ue recounting the enter
prises ot Albany would not he
oomp'ete wiii.out reference to the
cigar factory of Julius Joseph,
which was ctablished during the
past year. He has manufactured
since May 1st, 83,000 cigars, which
have beeu sold upon the market,
a portion ot" course being retained
for his retail trade. He uses only
the finest quality of tobneco, and
employs tirst class help. The con
sequence is his brands of cigars are
much sought for. His factory is
No. 8T District of Oregon, and his
cigars are found anion? the finest
in the stock of deaVrs generally. '
WF.SSUS. t'UAWFWKI V I.ITTLKK. !
An Hour' 4'hal Willi I lie Knlrrprlv I
Ins Phulostraplirr iMhit 4'ily.
'How is business?" inquired a re-1
porter, who dropped into the elegantly
iiiriiisiien annuo in .Messrs. v rawioru
& Littler, yesterday.
"Business is all rudit, and our only
trouble is to finish our work on time,
own.g to the rush of the holiday
. : I. l i. . r i r 1
trar e n. pictures.
.lad to hear it. Hello! What's
thl!. t. , r .
-Mi it is a ,;u-l,.o for making
hrounueograpi. pictuies something I
III n v.cu niwrxi- jn n h--qi,c ii ay I
on or India ink for l.0O, and sell
you a fine frame, 20x24 inches, for
S3 00. liy the way, have you seen j
oer line of frame.-? Largest and finest
imt' I in m L a mi a hfa.ui'a
assortment in the city.' !
"What else have you that is new?'
"We expeet soon to introduce the i
traii8ferotype, which, wc think, will
knock the spots off of uiything ever
made here. Besides we have coining I
some of the loveliest backgrounds
and foregrounds you ever saw; an I
then you ought t o see the new style
of cabinet cards we are getting. Did
you ask about the flash light picture?
Now you have hinted at something
that delights us to talk about. We
are flash liht fiends, and expect to
introduce this class of work as rapid
ly as possible; for . what could be
more beautiful than a nice photo of
onu's family seated around the home
circle! nut say, we must get to
work, for here is a lady that wants
And hist this mornin ther u-.
a cluster taken ot her children
man in and wanted t know if we I
raised pictures here. We told him
we raised everything but the devil
so he pulled out of his pocket an old,
faded and scratched daguerreotype,
one of the first t'at Daguerre ever
made, and wanted to know what wc
could do with that kiud of a hairpin, i
1 .lit . . '
e loin nun mat as we were now !
making life-size portraits by machiii-1
ery, we could make liim satisfactory
picture from it. So he left his order '
and went away happy, and as he went f
out at the door was heard to say:
"Well, by gosh! Crawford & Lit-
'er ',as i-ot a dang ni ;e degarrien shop,
"',m' l'urt I,iutt"s ' I ever seen
a,,re."
"How 13 the vewing and landscape
j W e are selhiiL' stacks of views of j
the Pacific Northwest, and have just I
is.siu-! a new catalogue of this class '
of wiik- We have the best and
leroest collection of these views on !
the: coast.'"
K. I.. Kriiloii.
Among the enterprising dealers of
Alhany is F. L. Kenton, win. a little
over a year ago begin hu.-iiit-ss in the
building between the postollice and
the opera li- -i-e. He carries n chioce
i-' -i l.nii.ly grocerith an n doing
a:: i .;.-n-ive le.;- aess. I It served :
as city trciisnier (lining the past year,
alio in a-i (litcipl ising viiung business'
ui.iu. I
. iim m:iioks !
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I
n; TUESDAY. J AXtrvny 1, 1S9.
BUSINESS FIRMS'
Complete Directory of the Busi
ness Houses of Albany. j
omkm:i I I .T IOH UIH UKXI I !
The Different Line? of Busi-je's aai
M-a Wbo Conduct the Trad ud
Commerce of the C:ty.
Aibany Building Association;
capita. tock, $10.tMWi: piesidfm,
W . C. Tweedale; secretary, W. F.
Kead.
Allen, X. II., ownerelectric light
plant.
Awbrey, O. C, dentin.
Allen, F. F.r piopiieior of the
Albany Truck and Dray Co.; dues
i a general transier ousnies!, ueiiv
! ers C. S. mail, Wells Fargo" s ex-;
j press, etc.
I Arcnioald,.!. .,sewim;iuachines. ;
Arnberger, Frank A., 1'uMal Tel- ,
egraph operator ; cheapest rate.-on
messages to all parts of the coun
try. Ollice below Conrad Mever's.
Albanv Farmers' Warehouse
Co.; capital stock, $;0,000 ; M. 11.;
Wilds, president ; Orris A. Archi ,
bald, secretary anil superintendent
of grain elevators. ;
Albany Ferry Co., Cu-ii-k it;
Sternberg (J. W. Cusick and M.j
Sternberg), proprietors Iest im-!
proved in Oregon, l'rices redu- ed j
to a minimum. 1
liurkhart, C. i., constable.
Hrowneli it Manard, grocers. I
Hryant, II., attorney. I
i'.lodgett, X. A.. Custom Mills.
lHain, L. K., leading clothier. i
Ihush, Miss Ida, millinery. J
Hrush, C. L., inanufacluier wire!
cloth, mattresses, etc.
I'-rink, Thos., manufacturer and
dealer in furniture.
l'.aker, Miss M., dres-maker.
I Jerry, John, plasterer,
Hlain, Jay W., secretary Albniy
lioa-d of Trade.
Irink, M. I.., justice of peace, i
Blain, Wilson, boik-keeper. I
r.aumgart, M., w inesand liqii rs. j
I'.arker, A. !., baggage maMer.
IJentley, J. W., manuiacture:- of
boots and .-hoes. Secial attention j
g;en to repairing. bop on l iist
street, next to Thompson it t'ver-;
man's. !
Hilyeu, W. Ii., attorney. j
I'.riggs, John, llorit.
liurkhart A Keeney, real eMate. j
liarr, W. 15., city surveyor and j
engineer.
Hackensto, J. F., millwright.
Backeiisto, II., saloon
liurkhart fc Koyce, job printers, j
liurkhart, F. A., real estat. j
lilackburn, D. K. X., attorney, i
lilackiuan, (i. L., drugs.
Cowan, J. L., banker ami mayor -
o!
city
Cherry, J. (i., iron works
Chanibeilain, (.Jeo. F., at;orney.
Curran it Moiiteith. real estate.
Cusick, J. W., capitali-t.
Cohen, P., dealer in general mer
chandise; has bought during the
past year 70,000 pounds of wool
unci 40,000 pounds of dried fruit.
Condi t, Key. K. N'., president
Albany college.
Chamberlain, 11. C, physican.
Crawford, Wm., capitalist.
Crawford it Littler, photogra
phers. Clark, L. W., photographer.
Cunningham. Alex, blacksmith.
CraAl'ord, Joim, Magnolia mills.
Cohen, A., dealer in grain, hides
and produce.
Conn liros., grocers.
Cassell, W. C, contractor and
huilder, architect and designer.
j piallfJ furnished and estimates lor
I buildim made,
j (,,?!. F.. contractor and
' builder. Residence on seventh
- . .. . . . .
and CalafK)oia streets.
Crosby, F., painter.
Cox. V. A., brick builder, plas-
rcr(.ra:!l ,i.,isher. "
(11ndiir.li. W.brickmaker.buihler
'
Cochran, J. S., wheat buyer.
Curl, L. M., Co. School SupT.
Clark, J. S.v brickmaker.
Crosby, J. I'., wheat merchant.
(layMM it Co., millinery and
lancv giods.
Cougill it Conn, house movers
and builders.
Curl, W. K.. cigars and notions.
Deyoe Ji. Uoiison, hardware mer
chants. Dubruille, J. J., harness store.
Diercks, II., restaurant, first
door below Revere House. Best
meals served, oysters, etc.
Davis, K. F... county recorder.
Donlay it Rhodes, teal estate.
Dieringer, John, meat market ;
fresh meats of all kinds, sausages,
etc. Orders promptly filled.
Dillon it Co., furniture.
Kwert, IL, jeweler.
Fllis, M. II., physician.
Fast, Mrs., boarding house.
Klkins, James, stockman.
Kmerick, Wm., cattle dealer.
Flinn.L., president First National
Bank. '
Farwell. II., county treasurer.
French, K. M., jeweler.
Fisher, K. T. T., surveyor.
Foshay it Mason, druggists.
Flindt, II., shoemaker.
Fortmiller it Irving, furniture
Fox, A. J.," wagon maker and re
pairer. Fox, Ignatz, dealer in gents' fur
nishing goods, line cigars and
tobacco, notions, stationery, etc.
OpKsite Odd Felhov-' temple.
Fennel. Mrs. M., boarding house.
Froman. David, .-a, italist.
Fanners and Mei giants' Ins. Co.
(capital, $300,000); president, C.
K. Wolverton; secretary and man
ager, J. K. Klderkin.
(iiblin, John, Uuss House.
fiross, J. A.. Depot Hotel.
(iradwohl, J.. wholesale crockery
and glassware.
( iourley. Sam'l, blacksmith,
firav, Dr. (i. W,, dentist.
Oraham. W . R., merchant tailor; '
tailoring department of ciothin" :
store ot L. v.. Blain.
(loltra. W. 1 1., w heat merchant.
tiuiss it Sons, (lrugoi.-t.
lirav. L. E., manager city wati r
work-.
(ioUiiel), L., second hand store.
Humphrey, Win. A., manager
W. I". Tel. Co.
Iluuii-hrey it Winn, fine cigars.
tai'KNM ALBANY, OR, 1 IM MRV 1 VOL IV I j
a Tint Sims. Tint mcmnkjis han, f J '
5 Keourct an.l AiUaii-;Tlie W.irkuisui. the III II ( j
fi iaf of Alliai.v. j Man of Leisurt. jJ i
1 Coiu-isely ..illuteJ and Kveniiody will mail Jl j r"
I jl profusely illiw tr a t e d,,th-j Xew Veur'8 issue I II :
lift ,ov--rin vri' in-'tlie Hi.;: ALU, and semi ' IU '
j B tii-trial anil othere.-ittr- extra copies to tiieir I -j, j
i i'.l prices f Albany and fiicmls in the Ka-t aial Ii i
i !U t-oiuitn. triliatury t- tlie a-siat in advertiMiiir'he II j j
1 I ?row'niT liietropolia of -ity and Kiirrouii'iini: 1 j(
Harris it iillett, marble works.
Heiiton. N. J., city recorder.
Hewitt, II. II., attorney.
Hill, J. L., physician.
Holfnian, J. N., city marshal.
Hunt, Andrew J., builder.
Hyde, M., dealer in all kinds of
fresh meats, poultry, game, etc.
Market opposite Farmers and Mer
chants' Ins. Co
Howard, E. it V.", millinery,
llyinan, Mrs. II., dressmaker.
Hoffman, Fritz, Citv Restaurant,
.neals at all ' hours, 23 cents,
oy.sters in every style. Has fur
nished rooms up stairs iu Twee
dale's building.
Humphrey, X. 15., attorney.
Ilumiihivv, Oeo., justice of the
' peace.
I Holliiian t Co., cement works.
Iloiik, Mrs. ('.. boarding house.
I loiik, C, cooper.
Hopkins, Thos., tinware and
stoves.
Hustin, Wm., blacksmi b.
! Hustin it Co., truck and dray.
llaight, i. 15., meat market,
j Hulburt. H. F., City Feed and
i Livery ."-table.
Isoni, Lanniniiit Co., Red Crown
Mills.
Irvine. O. II., attorney.
Jones, II. J., bookseller and
dealer iu periodicals, school sup
plies, current literature, plush
goods, eic.
Joseph, Julius, tobacco factory.
Jester, W. L., agent S. P. H. R.
Co.
Jones, Thos., tonsorial artist,
shaving and hair cutting, baths,
etc. Has elegant quarters in
Strahaifs new block.
Jones, J., tioliceman and engin
eer fire company.
Johnson it Dannals, blacksmiths.
Joost, Henry, Iwot and shoe
maker, repairing neatly done. Shop
next door to Dr. J. P. Wallace's
ollice. Fine boots made to order.
Kelley, C. C, physician.
Kenton, F. L., grocer.
Kiefer. Charles, proprietor Al
bany brewery, located at foot of
Broadalbin street, wholesale and
retail dealer in malt liquors.
Koldeway, Roliert, veterinaiy
surgeon.
Ketchum, Walter, capitalist.
Kransse & Klein, hoots and
shoes.
Knapp Burrell it Co., dealers in
agiicultural implements. F. 11.
Ro-coe, liianagei , corner First and
Ki! north .t reel.-. r
l.iingib.n. F. '.,b inker.
Jampmaii, ll., ccmnicivial trav
eler. Lal'orte, V. J., shoemaker.
Mcllwain, A, B., general mer
chandise. Main, J. H., carpenter.
Marshal, Anson, livery stable
and proprietor city cab, buggies
and horses furnished on bhort
notice.
.Maston, (. W., physician.
Merrill, Henry F., banker and
money broker, insurance agent and
collector, money loaned and a gen
eral banking business transacted.
Meyer, Conrad, proprietor Star
and grocei.
Millard, John, nurseryman and
stockman.
Miller, Lewis, blacksmith.
Montanye, L. H., attorney.
Monteith, D. B.. constable.
I Monteith & Seitenbach, general
! merchandise.
I Monteith, M. J., general mer
! chandise.
Monteith, Watt, saloon.
Moore, X. T., painter.
Miller it Turner, painters.
Murray, Mrs. A., Commercial
House.
McClain, W. A., policeman.
Montague, E. E., county clerk.
M'jLoughlin, Wm., practical
tailor, tine suits made to order on
I short notice. Shop on First street,
I near Thompson & Overman's.
Mack it Hodges, barbers.
Mitchell it Lewis, agricultural
implements.
i McAhster, E. A., physician.
1 Martin, A. IL, wagon maker,
j Shop on Second itreet opposite
Schmeer s "livery stable.
Meeks, E. B., dealer in Oregon
produce and buyer of grain, fruit,
wool, potatoes, etc.
Oregon Land Co., (capital $20,-
; 0i0; R. F. Ashby, Geo. Dickinson,
(managers Albany orfice. , Real
(estate, boih city and country 1
I property bought and sold. j
! Oregjn Pacific ( o., C. J, Stuart,
traveling
a'ent ; A
trcijfht and passenger j
li. ciiapinan, i(H-ai
agent.
O'Conner, E. J., county survey
or and civil engineer.
O. R. tv N. Co., C. W. Rawlings,
local agent. Goods shipped and
received from all river points and
through shipments made. Ollice
at wliaif at foot of Rroadulrjiu
street.
Revere
I louse.
Pfeiller, F. H.,proprii tor Albany
Candy Factory and tSoda Works.
Piie, J. V., proprietor Palace
Meat Market. Choice ineat kept
constantly on ran. i. u
lard
kept in stock.
Powen, a. t. ...
Parker l'.ro-.
cers.
Paxton, A. B
attorney.
,b.kcr.- ami
gl"
artist.
Patterson
Geo., Ci.i-.ieiit.-r ail'
builder.
Plan, Ge-.
!-ro:.ri'-t'. Star l'..evv
erv.
"Parker. M. W..
Parker. C. w .,
Redf.el 1, F. .'.I
clerk.
Reid, D. V. S..
Robillo.. V. ,
. saloon.
bi n- x.-u:ith.
., .k-j.u'iV count
Iciokkeeper.
-!. Aioa.iN aw-
mill.
Read, W. F.. general
dise.
lnel'i ban-
Race Bros.
Robertson,
st.
R.
('
ai ie- hotel.
., w .11 el mil
man.
Reed, .!...
Rossiter, A.
; uiiier.
.1., veterinary
-ur-
geon.
Sallinger, Otto, ciar
and ix -
tions.
.-clilosser, Peter, saloon.
Schmeer, John P., grocer.
Sinallmon, Jonii, sheiitl.
Spencer, C. 11., grocer.
Stewart it Sox, hardware dealers.
Stites it Nutting, publishers
Democrat.
Smith, ti. W., stoves and tin
ware. Simpson, G. W., general mer
chandise. Spink, P. TV., dealer in wood,
lumber, fence josts, lath, etc.
Wood or material delivered to any
part of the city.
Stewartson it Vl'allace, dealers in
poultry, sausages and fre.-h meats
of all kinds. Market on First
stieet below Elsworth.
Strahan, R. s., supreme judge.
Susens, Henry, painter.
Springer, X. B., plasterer.
Shell, D. C, contractor and
builder, estimates furnished and
buildings constructed iu
of architecture.
any style
Seal, A. B , commercial traveler.
Schmeer, John, liveryman and
proprietor city hearse; line turn
outs inriiished.
Savage, B. M., drayman
Thompson it Overman,
Iealer8
i in oariiess and saddles.
I 'fabler. P.. capitalist.
Ahompson, Ru:us, ostmaster.
Turrell, W. X., merchant and
bookkeejier.
Tweedale, W. C, stoves
hardware.
and
Tucker it Bardue. g'rocers.
Vunk, R. B.. carpenter.
Viereck, baths and shaving
lors.
par-
Vance, Wm., capitalist.
Vassello & Co., painters.
Wallace ir. Thompson, grocers.
Wallace, J, P., physician. '
Wat;8, C. W.. job printer.
Weatherford, J. K., attorney.
Webber, Jos., bath and shaving
parlors.
Will Bros., gunsmiths.
Winn, C. B., Wells Fargo agent.
Wood. Frank, & Son, marble
works. 1
Woodle, I. X., veterinary sur
geon. Wolverton, C. E. attorney.
Williaihs, J. B., Revere House
sample rooms.
Will & Stark, jewelers.
Wheeler, A., lumber dealer.
Willamette Packing Co., Clias.
Mueller and Win. K. Garrett, pro
prietor. Wright, W. L., artist.
Whitney, J. J., attorney.
Whiting, J. F., painter. .
Warren & Meyers, proprietor
city express wagons. Goods
promptly delivered.
Warner, J. A., surveyor.
Writsman, J. O., capitalist.
Young, 8. E., general merchan
dise. -
Young, (I. W., liou1?b mover.
Zeiss it Hochstedler, proprietors
planing mill, architect and build
ers. .
A Live frMrnilMre Mnr.
Attention is directed to the quar
ter pace advertisement of Messrs.
Fortmiller & Irving on another page.
This ' enterprising furniture house
which has consolidated the firms of
Fortmiller & Co. and. A. B. Woodin,
have enlarged their business and now
occupy the large double store rooms
in Froman's block as show n in the
i illustration in their advertisement.
J They make a specialty of fine furni
; tare, narlor suites, etc. Their estab-
Pfeiller, Clias., prop, id"
li.lnii.-nt v.-ill compare fivorahlv with ' . o v
!... i i..... .i". -l.l..Nl,
aav i- tin- stat. an. I they to mi ev.
tons i 1 1; business, w hich is stea-iiiy
growing.
A fine line of solid gold watches
at Wi'.l Stark's.
MANUFACr URING
Enterprises That Would Meet
With Su.ce.-s in Albany.
.11.1 ahi.k bimk)! urr.itiS
Exclleut3pportatsitie for toe IarMaeat
of Capital io Woolea Mills aaii
" Minjuctnr'.o lEi terpr:ses.
Tb.e excellent and uusurpasse I
water power of Albany, together
w ith its superior .shipping facilities
and the rapid gowih i.f the city,
renders this a valuable location for
the etablishment of several differ
ent manufactories and public en-terpri.-es
not now in oteration her p..
Among these can be enumerated
the following :
Woolen mills.
Paper mills.
Street railway.
Tannery.
Cre.tiuety.
Manufacture of agricultural im
plements. The wide agricultural svtii,
in the heart of the' Willamette va -
1, .. . ...... i .. :.i. .1 .. i:
ir. , ioi:eiiiei wiiii imr jiiioiie ir.t
, of the citizens of Albany and t?-e
;grov"ng irade of the city, c nse
: q ient ipon the rich and extcn.-ivo
counti y tributary to it, through in-
ie.i-e i shipjiing facilities, won! !
reimer Miccessiul any oi these ct-t.-ip
i-. s, and it is only the ques
tion oi a very short time when
th:- e-Mbli(diinent will be accotn-.
pll!-l:t-l.
inn k:al rstatk ik.
1le-r-. Rnrkhart Hrrnrr
n n- . iiimirnlion.
Ma-
Io:ili.ni 14 lieill ffiven
,ii.---.it ;.i.i4,ii m'.y lortion of O'Ci'ia,
411-1 :inio..g tliost- u io arc il ti r ina.-U
i ov;iii .1 reeling 1, .me Seekers and ill.
.ei..r.,i - -.tiers : i the rich lands of
1 .": u : ;t i : i . oi-i a-i-tiug the man
..i. tV.ii.i . K i -1 who are lookiiu; for
-IliTalile ..i..il l ..l.il ..-s t ill v-t tiieir
wealth in eily t r..pe.ty iu the Willam-
.Mr
I ....-
1-. i-e. i.iv doiratile le.
niii.ir cily of Albany,
l...;'i.iit A; Keeney, leal
:ii - i ity. Thi- enter
o.i'i. -Iii-s regularly each
arc Me-sl.
nr'-iu.' :in:i
m.'iiT '.. .. ;..i .
:. ;..i . i ...itaining much valu-
a-..e infoi iiinliiiii coneernin the re--xurccs
of this imrtiini f the Jtate.
Tlie Settler- liaide In Rome-, in tln
V i iaui'.;:e Vailey is a a lOU-paut
pa in juii.t ;oi'ilisheil liy Mr. '-'. ti.
Ihir'., Im i '. !!.- -. uior iiiciiiIk-i' of till
li in v. : ,i i in tn ij ration iisrent for
l.inn county. 1' n i - hook contains an
a. im ate and complete itccci iptioii of
all and every p,.rt of tlKM-ounty, show.
I ti ir just what pot i- prairie ,r i;ini.-r,
the 1 1 1 ii I i 1 1 of the -oil ami the produc
tion of the -.one, complete (to-. rij
I inn f e i i i I o ii iii the county, t fu
iiiaiity and location of government
lands and how to procure the same.
Ir. fact this hook is just the thing to
enlisrhten those who have no other
means of kiiowimr as to al'. the mat.,
rial facts touching the question as h
whether Linu county i.- a 1c-ir !..
place for the hotne--eekinsr immigrant,
to make a iiermaiient home.
It should be read by every person
not acquainted with Oreiron, or w ho
have any inient'.oii of removing to tlii
State.
The Real K-tate Conveyor is the f it!
of thcir monthly pulnicatiou. It i
a twenty column journal, devoted t i
th real estate iuterests of the Wallntn
ette Valley. TLev wilt send one copy
of this hook and the Heal Estate Con
veyor for one year to any address for
the small sum of 30 cents, and wiil
mail sample copies free.
During the veur ju-t vlosed this Arm
has cold to newcomers many de-irahl
plats of both city and country prop
erty, and have now for sale a hirire list,
j of clioice city lots and country tracts
in quantities to suit all riuyers. Their
office on First Mreet is the headquart
ers for immigrants and those seeking
information about the country, ami
strangers are always made welcome
and all nossi le information cheerfuo
Aivea. Mr. Ibirkhart's office, as im
migration agent, places him in a posi
tion to render val-ahle aid to new?
comers, as he is thoroughly acquainted
with the entire country and can fur
nish a detailed description of the same
together with the locution, price and
character of the lands foi sale. Tho?
desiring to sell or purchase laud
sho Id cull upon this tirm. They are
Lot li entei prising men aud have a
larger list of hind than ever before for
sale on easy terms.
A Umi 4'mpaa.
The erforiiiance of the lew
Johnson colored min-trels l.i-t
night was first-class. The couipauy
is the best on the road.
LTSE OREGON KLIXTRIC RELIEF FOR
I all pain, internal and external
ClulilrBflCryibrFitcIiGr'sCastorii
THOb. HOPKINS
1)1
ii
STOVES,
Tinware and Hardware
'All work promptly done at
reasonable rates.
i
Fist Strkkt, Near Odd Fkllohh Tbmit...
L. YIERCK'S
HAIR CUTTING and BATHS.
Everything new and neat. A
clean towel for every cuMou.er.
FIRST STRKKT UKI.oW KKVF.RK HOlSK
OREGOX
Poi trait
Photoqraphtr
Sti.ilio l ' m-it See
und and Ferry Sta
Plumbing i PipeFitting
SHAVING
PMLORS
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