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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1889)
i r THE MOBNING- HERALD: WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 2. ; J o. k '. ... K. TIMK T.4JL. NOI.Tli BOUND. i 1 I epart' rnvw. , expr. j i;45 ar.i! am -Port I'd 10 lOain V.ugene ex jll:15an'l':":in 84"ipm Fi eight 1 7:10atn; 4."rm SOUTH BOUND. I Arrive; Dejartsj Arrive Calaexp j 7:45pm' 5pm.Atihland0.0Oim Eugene exll2;20pm!12.44ipm Ku''ene-i.40pin Freight i I l.SOpmF.U!fene 6.00pm No Freight received for4outn(alter It a. the name dav. OKEtiON PACIFIC TIME I ABLK. Arrives lKparts Kjmeper. ... reihl.. ....... jll.15anill.0Upm ' 5. 25pm 10. 50 a m JOTTISi ABOIT TOW.. liurkhart A Koyce, job printers. A tine r.ne ot solid gold watclies at Will A Stark's, j Silverware, both solid and plated, very cheap, at French's. Kiln dried flooring can be had at the Springfield lumber yard in this city. A first-class piano for sale on rea soiable terms. Apply to Prof. W. II. Lee. .Seymour W. Condon, one of Eugene's piominent attorneys, was in the city yesterday, 1 K. A C. Howard have removed their millinery store to their new quarter. ui-&ta!rs in the l'earce block. Messrs. Winn A Humphrey have opened a choice line of cigars at tle Western Union telegraph and express office. 100 pair all No. 7, sample lot, ot ; men a line dress shoes . at cot,rang- .")0 Wm. Simpson's. I J 1 mi vtesttall says lie lias lost l'"0() on his Oregon Pacific con tracts through the failure of J. K. Si vers Sc Co. Misses K. A C. Howard are now helling their fine stock of millinery ! at cost to reduce their stock. Call i .-irlr Mn.1 Kd'tirc tfir.r,,;,,o . ! Those desiring to take lessons in oil or water color painting should read the advertisment of Win. Wright in this issue. A merry party of New Years serenaders has the thanks of the IIekald for a delightful remem brance in the wee sma' hours on ew Year's niht. II. (i. Patton, of Hanr.a City. Illinois, has knated in this citv. He is patentee of wheel harrows 'and thinks of establishing a factor ! for this business here, i Dr. W. II. Davis, one of Harris burg's popular physicians, has re moved to this city for the practice of his profession. He has rented rooms in Stratum's block. J. S. Tucker has sold hia interest in the grocery firm of Tucker A Bardue, of this city. The latter will continue the business and assume the liabilities of the firm. The New Year's issue of the Salem Statesman is at hand. It is ja carefully prepared 16-page edi tion. The Statesman is a news Jpaper which does credit to the ca-- 1 al city. ' The mammoth New Year's issue of the Oregonian exhibits a growth in the city of Portland unsurpassed by any preceding year, lhe edi tion is exhaustive and complete and fully covers the wide held occupied by the Oregonian. In our list of business and pro fessional men of Albany in the issue of New Years, the name of Dr. D. M. Jones was accidentally ommitted. As the doctor is one of the early physicians of the city the mistake should not have occurred and we hasten to correct i;. SKW IF. Alt' BALL. Aa Impromptu bit aa Elite and Staccess fal Affair. About noon yesterday several of the prominont citizens of the city concluded that a grand New Year's hall at the ojera house would be a p'easant social event with which to open the New Year, and imme diately began arrangements for making it a brilliant, elite and select affair. A committee on in vitation, consisting of J. L. Cowan, Jeorge E. Chamberlain, E. J. Lanning, Ci. F. Simpson and W. V. Crosby, was appointed, the in vitations being issued by special carriers. The best music of the ity was engaged and musicians we're summoned by telegraph from Salem to assist. The entire ex pense of the ball was borne by those who arranged for it, the in vitations tearing the legeud, "No tickets, no money, only a good time." It was a most' successful social event, and although wholly an impromptu it was a brilliant affair.being attended by prominent citizens of Uie city and" their fam ilies and visiting 'friends. As the hrst social occurrence of the new year it was a most pleasing and enjoyable success. 4'aae PrrtralalUn. Ir. i. W. Maston is the possess or : a tine srold-lieiulcd ihiia It v s pre.-er.ied to Jinn on Christ- luurf by Ktv. h. U. Prk-hard in aj 7reciation of professional services tendered in Mr. Prichard's family. l ne uocior is naturally promt of his ilegant stick, ami "the cin-uin-i stances stirioaniling its Mcscnt.i t ion causes it to U- more highlv prized. The sociable at Smith's hall, llarrisburg, on last Saturdiy even ing ior the beiiefit o: the (ilood Templar lodge was a very success ful affair, in attendance, en j yiiH-iit aud tinancial results. Just teceived at line of ladies line '.V. F. Pcid fid lliU: is:iu uiii;ercur, ssi-s ana infant- girls" white (1 fcllUi Cx'. aui see Lhom THE CATHOLIC 8CHO0L. Historical 8ketch of Tdig Academy Founded by the 3isters of St. Benedictine. The Academy of Our Iidy of I'errtetual Help occupies a block, eight streets distant from the heart of the city oi Albany, and two blocks from the Muthem 1'acitic depot. Founded in l&M, through the efforts of the Sisters of St. Benedict, with the aid of the good people of Albany, this prouiisiug the female youth November 9. 10S6. The Academy is a three-storv imilding with a-cemented stone ! basement. The principal rooms lor the pupils are: Three class rooms, study hall, libraiy, music room, studio, dormitories, toilet room and refectory. The building also contains the Sisters' depart ment and a reception room for visit crs. Hot and cold water are car , i . - . r . . 0,1, 0 the different parts ot tl. t home, whilst an excellent well on the premises supplies iresu qiiuk- j mg w ater. The recreation grounds are larje, and the gardens and lawn tastefully arranged. In December, 1887 the people of Albanv subscribed as a Christmas gift to "the Sisters a fine 300 pound bell. This bell was placed iu the graceful octagon steeple of the Academ , peals far and near its morning greeting to the pupils of these calm and learned walls. Under the management of the Sisters of St. Benedict the school is steadily advancing in numbers and reputation. The Sisters hae truly succeeded in establishing an educational institution which meets every demand of young ladies for a finished education in the English j is. l'articular attention if, this school to a thorough branches maiit - , t, ,cn the study of English literature being made a specialty. In addition to this and a complete course of mathmatics, extending through arithmetic, algebra, geometry and trigonometry, the curriculum of the s uo.l inctuues me icacnmg in : mjw. w vocal ana msiruinen- t?1. a? als? drawing and painting. N ocil vulture in class and in-1 dustrial drawing, so useful and optilar in our times, form a part of lhe routine in every department. The school enjoys special advant ages for the teaching of elocution, and a clear and impressive enun ciation on ttK! part of the pupils is assiduous v cultivated. The normal course includes a pre: aiation ofjtue nneit quality of tobacco, and aspirants for teachers' certificates, i as also lhe theory and practice ot teaching. The noiiuis ot gradua tion aie accorded those who hold a teacher's certificate and have com pleted the academic course in English literature, mathmatics and the natural sciences. The minor accomplishments of fancy work, sewing and mending receive all the care and attention proverbially accorded to the Sisters' schools. The discipline of the school is gentle, yet firm, having for its ob ject not only the molding of re lined young ladies, but noble and and useful women. . tKt:;o wis 4 LHHS. A Favorable Report for the Reimbursement ot the State- Hon. George W. McBride, secre tary of state, has received notice from Washington that the first in stallment of the claims of this state for money expended in car rying out the Indian wars of 1877 78 have bjen examined by the military board appointed tor that purose, and by them returned 10 the secretary ot war with a recom mendation that they be allowed thereon the sum ot' S. 'ibis i.- the chum mentioned lew da vs ao a." i.aiiig : ecu nnu:e and submitted by the secretary of state during the past year. Final proof on the remainder of these claims will le made within a few weeks. Secretay McIJude is confident that j the state will receive a further al-; lowance. j The secretary of slate has also ; been engaged in preparing and for-! w arding to John Mullan, agent of j the state, at Washington, addi 1 tionai proofs in support of the state claims for excuses incurred during the war of the rebellion, which were rejected last summer by the third auditor of the treas ury. These proofs are now being used in Washington, both upon an ! appeal from the decision of the ! .-. 1 . L : 1 1 auuuor anu in support. 01 me out now pending in . congress, espe cially directing a ie-examinatiou of these claims. Aft OPEM LKTTEK. I take this method of informing my friends, to whom I ara indebt ed, that I hope to be able to pay in full all that I owe in a short time. Many of my friends, white people, have been kind and len ient to me, and I beg to assure them that I appreciate this mani festation of their confidence and esteem, and if I am indulged and not pressed for sixty days, I feel confident that I shall be able to pay ever.vbing I owe I hav, unfortnna ely for my tl , been i , the employ of those in me last tv.o .or three vcars who did not, and i perhaps could not, pav roe. ami thU is my excuse lor asking for , leniency and further indiilireivje. I ! and will pay all, even the utter ! 'oi. lanuing. .i im kstkai.i,. Albany, Pec. 1SSS. Hi 4tlfrjt Mill U.;irn. ! j The students of the Albany col-1 j lege will reassemble on Thursday i ; morning, January :d fop regular! work. A nnuioer of new students will enter the winter term, among them several teacher, whose terms oi school have closed for the y ar. Cii? :t; Mm I iiii'-s Kye :i:ul Si-in Oini-m'-nt i-- uucijiialci! lot old c! ronic sores. .Man ca-cs have been j; rtna nantly cincd by it. For sale b Fo ha) ot Vaooa. ' , A FATAL MICTAKK. A Young Man Carrying a Another Hnnter. Deer Shot br Writing to the Tiraes-Moun-tainee, J. II, Vanasselt, of Hood riyer.givesthe following account of a hunting tragedy near that place : ' On Monday Kichard iSchleussing went to the mountains on a bunt lor deer, and after succeeding in killing one he started home with with the animul on his back. .On reaching Ditch creek a stream un,n'" lon " a ep canyon which h f to cross-!, e descended the w?8t flU.e:. Mr- raith.- the I wuu eiiui iiiui, was uuiuuig uu east side, ana his attention was drawn by the cracking of brush, and he saw the deer just as Kich j ard moved behind a trne or thicket of brush. Using caution in step I ping for fear of falling,- Smith l : 1 1 1 1 rrM . : ,. raiscu ins gun aim urea. 1111a in curred at 3:30 v. m., being in heavv timber it was ulmnst UArk. , , - - - - y uuiuer lb was oiuiiu men presseu iorwaiu w see wliai effect he h id made, when to his horror he fou::d the poor loy reclining against a large rock. Mr. Mnith then raniliome and to a neighbor's for aid ar.d for a physi cian, and when he arrived home again the voung man had walked . il 1 . J I X .1 l.K. him. The ball had taken effect in the right side near the point of tfu hip taking a downward course and lodged near the surface of the oj losite hip in the, llesh. The hall was extracted and found to bear the appearance of passing through bones. Ou Tuesday evening the deer was examined and it was found that the ball had broken his hiniUeg. thus changing its course arid taking eflect in the poor boy. lhe boy's parents resale in tu- roie, the onlv relative on this coast Cal. being a sister in Oakland, He died on Wednesday. ALBANY CIGAR FACT0EY. An Enterprise Established in the 'City Dur ing the Fast Year. Aa issue recounting the enter prises of Albany would not be conip'.ete without icfcrence to tlie cigar factory of Julius Joseph, which was established during the past year. He . has manufactured since May 1st, Ci.OOO cigars, which have been sold upon the market, a portion of course being retained for his retail trade. He uses onlv employs first class help. The con sequence is his brands of cigars are much sought for. His factory is No. 87 District of Oregon, and his cigars are fouod among the finest in the stock of dealers generally. bh;ht hkrk""is albax t. Net Cash. Will Bny Goods Cheaper Than Anywhere Else. There is no need of sending away for goods when the following desir able wares can be bought for net cash at import prices: One-half dozen unhandled tea cups and saucers, 35 cts. :, dozen unhandled coffee cups j and saucers, 45 cts. j . dozen handled coffee cups and saucers, 00 cts. .' dozen seven inch dinner plates 45 cts. The goods mentioned above are iron stone china, and not C. C. ware. These prices will stand good for the next thiity days. Jn.irs (iRADWCUU.. ' ratrnlM Granted. The following patents have been granted to citizens of the Pacific state during the p;it week and re p'irte I for tiie Hki:m.I by C. A. Snow tc Co., Washington, D. C. : C. Alexanderson, San Francisco, horse brushing machine; F. Ans ley. Medical Lake, W. T., fruit picker; O. II. Bagley, Knatpa, Cal., gold saving apparatus ; F. A. Bernard, San Bernardino, Cal., window blind; E. Cartwright, Lincoln, Cal., hoe ; A. E. Cucuel, San Francisco, station indicator; It. W. Hent, San Francisco, roller bearing; I). B. James, San Fran cisco, cigar holder; J. Price, San Leandro. Cal., baling press; W. H. Smyth, Berkeley, ('al., can tester; W. A. Turner, San Francisco, sta tion indicator. A Warning. The'modcs of death's approach are various, and statistics fhov conclusive ly that more persons die from diseases fif t.b tbroHt. niifl lunirA tbmi :i ti v nihur It U robable that everyone, without exception, receives vast r-umbers of Tubeiclc (terms into the system and where these irerms fall upon suitable soil they start into life and develop, at tirst slowly and is shown by a slight tickling sensation in the throat aud if allowed to continue their ravages they extend to the hint's pro ducing consumption and to the head, causing catarrh. Now 11 this is dangerous and if allowed to proceed will in time eanse death. At the onset you must act with promptness; allow ing a cold to go without attention is dangerous and ma' lose you your life. As soon as you feel tliat some thing is wrong with your throat, lungs or nostrils, obtain a bottle of Boschce's German Syrup. It will give you Im mediate relief. Tin- skating Follow ing is the Kink. j iri;ratnme at i the skating r:nk for Wednesday j evening next: 1 Potato race. "2 Pie race. I! Apple race. 4 1 lull-mile rac Admission ( icntr l. cts. .'") cts ; ladies, Caul Ion to Molhcr'. Every mother is cau'ioned against giving her chtln laudanum or pra i goric; it creates an unnatural craving for stimulants which kills the mind j : or the child. Acker's Babv Soother ; is specially prepared to benefit clnl iliv.u ami cur.) their pains. It is harm-lc-s aini cout.iiiis no opiiin. mcr-.-h:;ie. Sold by L'oshay A iiuaou. ' Just reecivtHI, a fresh barrel of saur ! kraur, very,iine, at C, H. Spcucer's. 10 ue nouse, unu .mu wouid have foretold the future de there instead ot having to go after' , . . . . 1EV YFARA HEVCE. A Bird's Eye View of the City of Albany in Another Decade. To Tag Eoitok or thk Ukrald: The past can easily be reviewed ; we all' know what has been, but who can tell what is to be? Time is the essential ot al1 things and it is in time oil ly that we ar.'sur rised. If there ever was a progress ive period in the history of the world from the time that God said "let there be light," down l to the present, it is the Nineteenth century. We recount the many great achievements wrought in this century, we are lead to believe that the world is ours to have, hold and use,' while man is the steward who carries the key to her manifold treasures, and it is but for him to speak when land, water and air de livers up their offerings at his feet, and in the twinkling of an eye the boundless desert is transformed into a blooming garden of Eden ; the continent is spanned from ocean to ocean with a net work of steel rails, the orient and Occident clasj ing hands in brotherly love, while the kinhood of sister cities? sep arated by thousands of miles are brought within whispering dis tance. The oracle who could and velopment of this country and our cities of fifty years ago, step by step, as it actually transpired, would have suffered the fatcof the witch who predicted the rise and fall of the Roman Empire. Even to-day if the dead should come from their graves they would not believe by seeing. The wonderful and startling growth and development of our cities in the past can only be attrib uted to the "natural decree of des tiny." Nature, in the distribution of her bountiful stores, has deposit ed into the secret corners of the earth those treasures when brought tnrtb a Till nrnanprirv rfovalntitfkfi flrft I in every way calculated to attract the attention of the people to con gregate and 'ere long their workings is a beehive of industry, and the breakings of a few more morns causes the sun to rise and set upon a great city. One of the mosf, favored sjicts on the face of the earth is Albany, Linn countv, Oregon, occupying the geographical center oi the great Willamette Valley, and located on the Willamette river, whose placid waters flow on to the Columbia. Her lumber product is simply in exhaustible, the finest that ever grew out of doors, while the cli mate is everything that could be desired ; with navigable waters in the Willamette, and a soil that will grow any bud, kernal, plant or vine of a sound heart : an unlimit-! ed water power sufficient to turn i every wheel and shaft east of the Rockies, who can estimate her 1 growth and development in the future? "Westward the course of empire takes its way," and the capitalist in search of the most favored point registers at Albany, for in his mind's eye he views a city now of j 3o00 but ten years hence with a population of fifty thousand souls ; a union depot into which nine rail roads converge ; while both banks of the Willamette for a mile each way breasting the city, will be a solid arrav of mills utilizing the now wasted water power and mak-1 ing an output of ten thousand bar- i rels of Hour daily. On both sides j of Firsf street, its entire length will ! be devoted to manufacturing of all kinds and the din of the workman's j hammer; the shrill call of the: steam whistle and the constant ; billowing smoke from the factories' : stacks will speak "industry,'' with : no uncertain sound. Albany then ; will be the great railroad, milling' and niiiniu.icturing center of the' I'acili.- ( o.ct. A bird's eye view of the city then will reveal com- pact, brown stone front business j houses, broad, acadamized streets : wiih concrete pavements, palatial , residences with well trimmed lawns, artfully shrubbed.while the j ' il.Misc foli.n.ri. of th navomflit . 0.. . r-T- ; I trees will meet each other in a thick cluster of shade for the pedes' uiau, wi.ue oil Ills way 10 anu i i - . J irotll his daily convocation. It Will j be a great city and the home of the j laborer, artisan, business and pro-1 fessional man. Here the overland : routes will receive the tropical ; fruits for the hungry denizens of the over crowded cities of the cast, and transport to those barren prairiesithe wanted supply lof lum- ..l.:i.. v u.... u XV " 7 "ZL .J. ' ,Z ! vvsj ;vuvu liatlUI UU m. aiuv I and Astoria on the North, and the i proud Willamette will majesiically float her streams to the sea, for ten i years hence Albany will be the j slope's commercial mart, for nature i lias decreed it in destiny's roll Nkwcomkr We can aud l Guarantee Acker's Blood Elixir tor it 1 has been fully demonstrated to the people of this country that it is euperior to all other preparations for blood diseases. It is a positive cure for syphilitic poisoniug, ulcers, erup tions and pimples. It parities the whole system and, thoroughly builds up tAe constitution. AT . COST ! 1JOOTIS AKD SHOES. Biownell A Stanard have still a goods' assortment to select from, and among them have : m Ladies lieft, quality Rochester made Fr. kid button, H 35; regular price 50 Extra quality Fr lud buitou, regular pfi (i 00 i:ood Fr. kid button tSJ; regular price.. 4 00 Hiiht Gondola button, iiest quality. Si 75; regular price A 50 liriirlit Gondola bti'ton, Kood styled 00 revtilar price American kid, button, Ixjst quality, 2; !!ruliir price 3 00 . s oo Auicrii-an kid. button, swond quality, 2i; regular iric 2 A jjooii nsHortnient of Children mm Mis - oil (Train schiKil shoos from si i. 1 20; regular price 1 .15 to.. 1 Lodics rubbers 30 and Men's rubbers Come before all are closed out. BKOWNELL A STANAUD. I I When Baby waa Bfclc, We gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, She cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, She clung to Castoria. When she had Children, She gave them Castoria. Merciote tin HE COM N Y -0F- Albany 'Oregon (Mai Stock 500 000 PAID IP CAPITAL VU.M. OFFICERS. President Charles E. Wolverton. Vice-President J. O. Writsman. Treasurer J. W. Cusick. Secretary J. K. Elderkin. DIRECTORS. ft. S. strahan, Chas. E. Wolver ton, J. L. Cowan, D. B. Monteith, J. W. Cnsick, J. O. ;Writfiman, J. K. Elderkin, Charles Monteith, O. F. Simpson. S-J Safe, Sonnfl, Conservative A Square Company ' Managed by Square Men, Patronized by Square People Parsonize Hone Enterprise Cowan Ralsston & Co , SUCCESSORS TO Cowan & Cusick" Albany. - Oregon : ft Transacts a scneral bankin.tr business. Draw night drafts ou New YorW. San Frau ! isco and Portianc, fr. Loan money on approved security. Receive depottiu subject to check. Collections eutrusted to us 11 rec ive omnt attention.. "TR MERRILL, Banker, ALBANY, - - OREOON Sells exchange on New York, San Francisco and Portland. Buy notes, state, county and city warrants. Receive deposits subject to check. Iuterest allowed on time de posits Collections receive prompt attention Correspondence solicited. JSJf'Ofnce hours from 8 a. m. tf Sp.Tm Agent for reliable tire .and marine nsurance companies. to mia VIA Southern Pacific Company's THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE. , Time Between Portland and n L'raiirlHro 35 35 sac o -cr sa California express trains run daily between Portland and San Francisco. j 4:00 p m..Lv Portland ....Ar. 8:18 p in.. 1-v Albany I.v 7:4.1 a m. .Ar S. Kni'rivcn.Lv. 6:45 pm! Loral I'M. Train llaily- Kx. Sunday S:00 a in. .I.v. 1 i:40 p ni . . Lv. i in ii in..Ar , .Portland . Albany..., . iitrcne. . ..Al. .. I.v. , 3:4 tii ,11:35 am ! .iv.. 9:00 am ! Lebauon Brum!:. 8:20 p ni..Lv. 9:0tS p ni..Ar.. 12:50 p nt..Lv., l-.:6 p m..Ar. . ...Albany... ...Lebanon..., ...Albany . . . Lebanon. . . . Ar.. .Lv.. .Ar.. .Lv.. 6::0 am i 5:45 am 2:45 pm . 2:00 pm j PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS j ...I TOURIST SLEEPING CARS f For acfonitnodatlon of second-class pas sengers attached to Fxpress Trains. a, c. R. R. Ferrv maVes connection with all the regular trains on the east side di- v'i" trom foot of F street. j Writ side Dlvisloa. , Between poitland and Corvallit. MnllcTraln Dallj-Except Sanday 7:30 a ni..Lv. .. 12:25 pni..Ar.... . Po -tlan 1 Cm aiiisL" .Ar. (j.20u.m i KP Train IH,I1,-Exccpt Sunday. 4:sopni..Lv.. Portland ... Ar. . 9:00 am MrMinnville.Lv.. 5.45am r o.w y lll...'r. At Albanv and Corvallis Bconnect with trains of Oreron PatiflcRailroad. THR6UGH TICKETS lo All Points SOUTH -AND EAST via California. 3TFor full information regarding rates, nwpst etc-, call on company ' attentat Albany R. KOEHLER, E. V. KOOEBS, Manatrer. Asst.G. F. &P A THE PIRST MTIDM OF ALBANY. OREGON. president, L. Flinn. I VICE-PRKSIDENT 8. J!i. YOUng, j cashier, G.E.ChHmbcrlain, I m R ANSA CTS A GENERAL BANKING X BUbliVESh. Accounts kept subject to check. tiirht Exchange and Telegraphic Transfer sold on New York, Chicago San Francisco mid Porttand.Orejon. Collections made on favorable terms. S. E. Yoc L. FLBoi.n L. E. OI.A1S w- E. lRRSLt Gko. E. hamrkri.aik. Jaw F. I'owK.LL. Aspijtfttit Cashier.SJ Oregon Views, CRAWFORD & PAXT0N TflE PEOTOGEAPHBEs, OF ALHANY - OREGON CARRY THE FINEST Ll-VE OF OUKiiOX vie-cin the West. Catalogue sent on appli cation. Wr have also all the ncirr.tives cf A. 14. Pas. ton and J. G. Crawford, and any one oan have duplicate from Uwa at reuuetd prices r amiss i rv 1 1 inn I AiitiTTT lfinlr ILIUlllUWDfllm Overland ZE3 jl The Leadinff Clothier, Carries the Largest Line of Men's and Boys' Clothing, Furnishing Goods. Etc, iit tire Willam ette Yailey SUITS MADE In His Merchant Miii Department. FOSTER nrrocK, JULIUS GBADWOHL'S -0) GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR. He has enlarged his stock eual to any on the Coast, consisting of Llocrer Bros'. Silverware, Ifrench, China and Orvstalware. Boys' ifWagons and Uoll Carriao-es. Fancv Goods and a General Asortment of Crockesv. andTOYS. He Buys Direct 8nd Carries added a complete line 01 FAMILY GROCERIES. KF" lei on parle Francais. Hier wirt deutch gesprochen.Si s: cT. j"ors. Bookseller, Newsdealer, Stationer, AND DEALER IN . TEXT BOOKS Al SCHOOL S0P.I1. Fine stalk nery, miscellaneous lajoks, photograph and autograph " alhnms. inkstands, ink. pencils, etc., etc. Sheet music, music hooka, and all kinds of musical merchandise. G eneral jews Depot. fGMail orders promptly attended to. DCsidRcriptions received for leading iiewspaers and magaiine yearly prices. Revere House WITH lULUAUn HALL AND CLUB ROOMS. WILLIAMS. , CHOICE WINKS Kept constantly on hand. A full line saie Every th'.nir hrst-c'ass. vAt Kcvere House, TO ORDER ALBANY 0( - the Largest Stock in the. fi. I, BLACKMAN. Successor to . W. IntgdiM UCALEU IX- Drugs, Faints, Oils. I'erfuniery and toilet article, alst a full line of hooks and llltionery. periodicals, etc. Prescriptions carefully ciiiiHuiideU IN ODD FELLOWS TEKFLE, Albany Ore(osv c - Proprietor AND LIQUORS. of import d and Tonietii cigars ok . Albany, Oregon. 1 . Samp Rooms 1 w it r V