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THE FORNrNTU HETiATJl: StTynAV. JATvTTAKY fi. 1889.
t0niittg gmhj Send
FIBCHEN'6 MATTHfc.
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!
O. A C. 11. R. TIME TAItLfc.
NOP.TH BOUND.
e!iartsj rrives.
Cat, expr. m I ortl'd 10 lOain
Euatne ex ;1;15 anill:s-lun, . 345pm
Fiyiylit 7:lQ.ml " 2 45pm
SOUTH BoUJiO.
iArrivesI Departs Arrives
t'ala exp
Kusens ex
Freight
7:45pm I 5pm, Ashland 9.00am
XiyMvut l'2.4upm r"mfeneii40pni
I 1.30pmEugene B.nor-m
So Freight received ltrioutli.ater 11 a.
the aanie day.
OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLK.
Arrived Ic parts
.Ul.l5iu
1.00 p m
&;'-0a m
reixht.....
6.251
pin
JOTTISUrt AIMICT TOW.N.
Albany is on the boom.
reek's Bail Boy to-morrow night.
Read (J. W. Simpson 'a new adv.
in this isue.
A line line of solid ?old watches
at Will & Stark's.
Do not miss Peek's Had Boy to
morrow evening.
Auction every Saturday afternoon
at M. J. Monteith's."
Silverware, beth solid and
plated, very cheap, at French's.
Peak's Bad Boy at the Albany
ojera house next Monday night
Kiln dried floorins can be had at
th? Spriujifield lumber van! in this !
city.
Do not miss the great sale of i
jioods at cost at Monteith & Seicen
lach's. A first-class piano for sale on rea
fonable terms. Apply to Prof. W.
II. Lee. r
Mr. A. Kice. of Ilalsey. is in this
city, the guest of K. M. Robertson
and family.
Fresh leaf lard in bulk at Conrad
3Ieyer's. It will be ietailed in
quantity to suit.
Do not miss "Peck's Bad Boy"
.by the Atkinson Comedy Co. next
Monday evening.
j
left yesterday fori
Merrill rish
Portland to secure a situation at
typographic manipulation.
No. 1 Star tomatoes and all kinds
of fresh canned goods at a very 'ow
figure at Conrad Meyer's.
- WW Til" "W. t . " A. I . .-. I
t . ii. i leiner nas somo uovemi-.i
in the way of Japanese oranges,
genuine sugar cane, persimmons,
etc.
E. & C. Howard have removed
their millinery store to their new
quarters up-sta:rs in the Pearce
block.
A package of dry goods was re
ceutly le t at F. L. Kenton's store.
The owner can have the same by
calling for it.
100 pair all No. 7, sample lot, of
men's fine dress shoes at cost.rang
ing from $1.50 to $3.50 per pair at
Wm. Simpson's,
Those desiring to take lessons in
oil or water color painting shonld
read the advertismeut of Wm.
Wright in this issue.
"Weather prophets say that there
will be no cold winter this year, at
which the ice dealers growl and
the stock raisers smile.
Misses E. & C. Howard are now
' tilling their fine stock of millinery
at cost to reduce their st ck. Call
early and secure bargains.
The small-pox scare throughout
the country has about subsided.
In tlii.- city there is now only one
mild case, Mrs. Eas;, who is re
covering. If you want a clean and fine
smoke ask for J. Joseph's home
made white labor cigars. For sale
by most cigar dealers and at J.
Joseph's factory
The Atkinson CcraedvCo.. which
will play "Peck's Bad Boy" at the
ojera house next Monday evening,
is said to be one of the best com
panies traveling.
The sales of extra copies of the
New Years Hkrai.o have been
quite satisfactory, but a large sup-j-iy
is still on hand at this office at
1 0 cents per copy.
It is probable that the stranded
Yaquina Bay w li be successfully
floated off as soon as J. N. White
law returns from San Francisco
with his wrecking apparatus.
. A letter from Charles Mueller at
Ashland tttates that the citizens of
that place agree to organize a stock
company of $lo,000 and donate a
site for" a cannery if the Willam
ette Packing Co., of this city, will
remove their establishment to Ash
land. This is an enterprise that
Albany should not lose.
F.xtra copies of the New Year's
issue of the IIkkaud can be had at
this otiice at 10 cents each. Busi
ness men have generally purchased
copies liberally to send away, but
a large supply is still on hand and
those who desire to assist in adver
tising the city and letting their
friends know something about Al
bany, cannot do so better than by
purchasing a few copies and send
ing them abroad.
N. H. Allen, proprietor of the
- - - i .
fl?-tric'Jight works, was complete-
lv surprised a few mornings since
His wi:"e, taking advantage of his
haing a broken leg, proceeded to
give hi'uj a sound caning. It was
a fine gold-headed specimen, and
Mr. Allen is proud of it. His
friends hope soon to see him walk
ing with it instead of on crutches.
An Important Nailer. j
It is understood that one or more j
,.f mmi,i i.ir:rns of As- t
the prominent Citizens
toria, connected with the Astoria
and South Coast Railway, will
yiait Albany in a few days to ctn- j
ler wun me citizens ncre iriuuve
to the proposed line to this city, i
extended mention of which is j
made on another page. Tin it?-
zfiis' of Albanv ouuht to oxiubit I
enterprise in the matter and secure '
the road bv all means.
French keeps railroad time,
They Are G?eu Provision, Flour, Etc. ly
the Merchants of the City.
About 1S Chinese laborers who
have been working on the Oregon
Pacific railroad, are in the citv
' without money, owing to the failure
of J. R. Myers & Co., for whom
they had been at work under Jim
WVstfall. A hundred or more of
them are camped near the Oregon
Pacific depot and many of them
sleep out of doors. They are ab-
J feollUelv
desti.ute, Jim Yestiall
the only Chinese firm of the city
having means, being bankrupt
over the failure. A subscription
paper was circulated yesterday and
the merchants of the city donated
flour, provisions, etc. to alleviate
their present wants. It is proba
ble that some action Trill be taken
by the city council Monday even
ing toward securing passage for
them to Han Francisco, from which
city th-y originally came.
H1YU of ALU.t.M.
Itea WaoVHaro Sorrtd 3iac the Earliest
Maaicipal Orgaoizatiou.
The following men have served
the city of Albany as mayor since
the year 18b :
J. C. Powell, 18o3.
K. F. Russell, ISoT.
Jacob Xarcross, ISM.
A. W. Stanard, l.SW-7rt.
N, II. Cranor, 17I.
A. V. Sweenev, 1872.
Coil Van Cleve, 1X7.J.
Mart V. Brown, L-i74.
D. Froman, 1875.
N. B. Humphrey, lS7r.
Allen Parker, 1877
Jason Wheeler. 1S78.
Titos. Monteith, 1S7!.
David G. Clark, 18Si.
David Froman. lisl.
I. C. Dickey, lviX.
W. M, Ketch um, 1 .-:.
Dr. J. L. Hill, 1884.
W. M. Ketchum, 1SS".
J. K. Weatherford, 18Mi.
J. K. Weatherford, lss7.
J. L. Cowan, 18SS-S0.
The irst recorder was D. Mans-
field, and the first marshal was
j0hi, Cleaver, who made his first
arie8t ov ia8S0int, George Miller on
the street and leading lain oh to
jail. This was an actual occ.ur
rance, and exhibits the cowboy
spirit of early days in the "West.
Kjirk l-roni liiquluu.
Captain Willaid Young, I'nited
States engineer, has returned says
the Oregonian from a visit to tjie
government works being con
structed at Yaquina bay under his
charge. He reports work progress
ing very favorably on the south
jetty, there being some thirty men
employed in tne quarry and "about
fifty more in shipping the rock and
putting it in place in the jetty. At
Newport work is proceeding on the
wharf to be used in connection
with the north jottv, and u soon
as the piling for tins
is (lout? the
I work of driving piling for the rail-
way will be hegun. 1 wo scows
are being built to carry rock for
the north jetty, which will prob
ably be taken from the quarry
which supplies the south jetty, but
tliis is not yet decided. A Porter
locomotive and a Ledgenvood
hoisting engine have been ordered
for this work, and the same for the
improvement at the Coquille.
Tliev will not arrive for some time
yet.
MATCH HI.T.
The match hunt at Knox Butte
on Friday was attended with in
tense enthusiasm. The game
ki'led was ducks, pheasants and
snipe, not a iroose having been
bajrzed.
! Yhi following were the nartiei-
j pauss: 1 attain. A. i'. CWer. .
J. Miller, Ed. Houston, P. B. Mar
shall, Ed. Chambers. i. M. Knox,
II. B. Miller, Leroy Houston, Ala
Marshall, Milt Morris, J. E. Knox.
These eleven s.iootists were
matched against the following
team: Captain, J. S. Froman,
Elam Miher, L. B. Knox, A. S.
Knx, 11. W. Conn, Sam Conn,
Everett Knox, J. B. Conn. Ira
Cox, James Archibald, A. Propst.
The score stood, Froman 's side
3875 points; Custer's side 2850
points. The hunt was followed by
a grand supper, which was paid fo'r
by the losing side.
The t'wnzrrxftdoiial luurrh.
Rev. L. G. Rogers, of Arcade,
New York, who has accepted the
pastorate of the Congregational
charch in this city, arrived yester
day and will occupy his pulpit at
II'a. m. and at 7 :30 to-day. He
was the classmate and college
chum of Prof. W. II. lee at
Williams college, and he is now
the guest of the latter. A formal
reception will be tendered the new
pastor at the church probably on
luesday.
cert iMMjillrU.
The newly elected officers of Mc
Pherson Post G. A. R. and
Woman's Relief Corps, the names
of which have been published,
were installed last evening. The
iijjjtaiititivii vvi v"vv vv v v
jUcted bv past commander I) U
installation ceremonies were coa
rx. Jilackburn. mey were in er
spersed with literary exercises and
were interesting.
Iacrtaiag Itu'lur.
Like all other business in Albany
the postoilice business during the
past twelve months shows a mark-
ed increase over the previous year.
T.L 8 ' 'eoei,.ts during 18 were
K.-'b, the same for 188, being
!p4,653.(iOf showing an increase of
77o.o!,
rJ "i, "iu,i.e-
i
, All parties knowing theuiselues
indebted to the firm of Thompson j
A Waters, either by not or vr..w ;
niu-t coine forward and settle tht i
same w itlnii thirty as thcr i J
going to le a cinnuje in tbeir bufi
licss. Thompson & Wateks.
Brownsville, Or., Jan. 1st, lSSU,
THE 4BE4ieK XATIO.NAL D.4KD
Complete Roster ol F Co The Peraosii! aid
History of the Company.
F Co., O. N. G., of Albany, is
one of the few militia companies
ot Uregou which has maintained
the same commissioned officers as
when first Organized.
The magnitude and efficiency of
the National Guard will be realized
when it is stated that the number
all told in tiie United States is
108,001) men. These added to the
regular army of 2b000 would make
1C4,000 well drilled, uniformed and
well armed soldiers which could
within ten days be assembled at
Washingt n if occasion demanded
it. There are iu Oregon 1400
militiamen, and one company of
regular soldiers at Fort Klamath.
It will thus be seen that this coun
try is by no means destitute of an
army.
Following is the complete roster
of F Co., O. N. G., of Albany,
which was organied on June 28,
1887:
OFFICERS.
O. H. Irvine, Captain.
O. A. Archioald, 1st Lieu't.
K. D. Cusick, 2d Lieu't.
T. J. Overman, 1st Sarg't.
M. E. Brink, 2d Sarg't.
J. F. ILil, 3d Sarg't.
A. E. Ketchum, 4th Sarg't.
W. E. G:ilett, 5th Sarg't.
F. M. French. 1st Corporal.
R. B. Yunk, 2d Ct rporal.
T. L. Wallace, 3d Corporal.
E. E. Parker, 4th Corporal.
PRIVATES.
Anderson, P. O. Brink, M. O.
Blackburn, A. W Blodgett, h. JN.
Beamer, A. C.
Cusick, Chas.
Clark, L. W.
Callahan, Jas.
Crowder, C. W.
Chambers, E.
Donlay, P. P.
Dorris, M. L.
Fortmilier, F.
Humphrey, W.A.
Jester, J. P.
Logan, S. S.
Murphv, R. A.
Mcllwain, H. F.
Phillips, II. J. t
Power, E. L.
Ross, j. E.
Rhoades, T. II.
Tomlinson, J. L.
Woodin, H. K.
Watson, J. F.
Winn, C. B.
Cougill, J. B.
Cleland, O. C.
Crowder, II. A.
Crossen, E. E.
Crossen, J. W.
Dubruille, J. D.
Fortmilier, W.
ilvde, F. O.
Hale. L G.
Keeney, G. W.
Moore, Edward
McFeron, J. A.
Phillips, M. D.
Parkes, C. II.
Propst, 11. E.
Raymond, W.H.
Thompson. A. W.
Tyler, Aaion
'vVrignt, Wm.
Watson, S. E.
ates, J. 1 red
The staff ollicers located in Al
bany are as follows: Lieut. Geo.
E. Chamberlain, inspector of rifle
practice of the Second regiment;
Capt. L. II. Montanye, quarter
master of Gen. Siglin's staff'; Cap
tain M. II. Ellis, surgeon of the
econd Regiment.
F Co. is one of the best drilled
companies in the state. They
have fitted up a fine armory hall
on Second street, and are a fine
body ' of men from captain to
bugler, including the 47 privates,
and should occasion demand it
they could be relied upon for effi
cient service.
-iitKn"icKvuT.
WllEllE, WllHX AM) BT WHOM SER
VICES Win. be Heli To-Dav.
Catholic. Services every Sunday
ht 10::i() a. in. Sunday school at 2 p.
iu. at the Academy. Rev. L. Metayer,
rector.
Christian Chikch Services every
fourth Sunday at their church building
Uy Rev. II. M. Waller at 1 1 a. in. and
usual hour in the eveuing. Sunday
school at 10 a. m.
Evangelical. Corner of Lyon and
Fourth streets, services at 11 a. in.
and 7 :i0 p.m. Pastor, Rev. I. B.Fisher.
Salibatli school 10a. m. -Prayer meet
in:; every Wednesday evening.
Metiioihst. Corner Ellsworth and
Third streets Services at 11 a. in. and
Y::0 i. in. Pastor, Rev. II. P. Webb.
Sabk.th school ::-:.'M . m. Prayer nieet
inir cwiy Thursday cwii'mg.
I'ltKMiVTi-;!:! in. Comer of Hroadal
bin u.ul j-'l!tU oiic-is. services at 11 a
in. and 7::0 p. in. Pastor Rev.E. R.
Pritchard. Sabbath school at 1:3:15 p.
in. Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening.
Uniteo Pkesiivtekiax. Corner of
Washington and Fifth streets. Servi
ce ill li a. in. ami :' . in. i asioi iu-v.
S (i. Irvine. Sabbatli school at ti::M ji.
m Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening.
St. Pai l Methodist Corner Mont
gomery and Third streets. Services at
11. a. in. and 7:00 p. in. Pastor, Rev.
D.Il.ConiMim. Sabbath school at 10a.
in. Prayer meeting on Thursday
evenings.
Bai'TIst. Corner of Lyon and Fifth
streets, Serviees.it 11 a. in. and 7:80
p. ni. Pastor Rev. L. J. TrumbuL.
Sabbath school immediately after the
morning services. Prayer meeting
every Thursday evening."
Protectant". EnscoPA i Jiukch
Services will be held in St. Peters Epis
copal church every alternate Sunday,
morninjr and evening. Sunday school
at 9::50 a. m. Friday evening service
on every Friday preceding the Sunday
service. All are invited to attend.
Conre(;.ti').al Corner of Ferry
and Fourth streets. Services at 11 a.
in. and 7::RI p. m. Sabbatli school at
12: 15. Prayer meeting on Wednesday
evenings.
Leading t'ouBtirn.
Grant county has the largest
number of horses and mules of any
county in Oregon, 10,825. and also
leads in cattle with 47,118. Crook
county has the most sheep, with
221,705. Lane county has the
largest number of hogs, , 7,024.
Multnomah county has the most
property, of course, and the great- ,
est indebtedness, ;.lso. Malhueri
lias the smallest irdeUtetlness, '
$107
Umatilla euntv has :
it 1 ,702,693 in money, notes, accounts i
and mortgages and ranks second
fo none hut Multnomah. Linn
county ranks first in value of land, I
her assessment in dirt heing j
$4.o!4,:J."8. Multnomah countv ;
staiids first; in the value of town
lots and Marion comes in next.
The above figures are taken from
the abstract of the assessment rolls
of the several counties for the year
1888.
The immense sale of C'liaiiibi'rkiiirs'j
Cough Kcme'.iy h been prodiu cl.to a
jrreat '.tei)t by people who hnve been j
i;;.il iyit ! iling their fri audi
li'jil.i nr l us -roia (ilia.
anu
urc;iii lliem to try it. The most se-1
vere cold will soon yield to its bo'th
iiii; ett'eet.. For
M:lsOll.
Mile by Foahay A;
A Bill Retralatiiig tha 1'ira Departments to
Be Presented the Legislature.
From the Albauy Fire Depart-
ment has originated a movement j
to present a bill at tne next ses
sion of the legislature, providing
for a better law on the subject of
fire departments of Oregon. The
following letter, wh:eh has been
sent to all of the volunteer depart
ments oi the state, is self-explanatory:
Albany, Jan. 1, 1889.
To the Officers and Members of
i the F'ire Department Gentlemen :
At the last regular meeting ot the
Albany Board of Fire Delegates the
subject was discussed as to the ad
visability of preparing a bill to pro
vide for" a more explicit law reg
ulating Fire Departments in the
Ijstate of Oregon. The subject met
with universal favor among the
different compaziies of our depart-
! ment and among the numbers of
the board. A committee was ac
cordingly apjiointed, consisting of
Capt. O. II. Irvine, Hon. W. K.
Bilyeu and Judge D. K. N. Black
burn, to drafc a bill providing for
the transfer of mem xrs from one
department to another within the
state, and also to change the time
of consecutive service necessary for
exemption from seven year8 to'five
years.
Now if the proposition meets
your approval, we want you to
urge your senators and representa
tives to support and secure the
passage of the bill, or orie embody
ing the substance of the same.
We believe the enactment of a
law of this kind would tend to in
crease the interest in fire depart
meats throughout the, state, and
make the regulation of fire depart
ments more uniform and harmo
nious. Please notify us asto your
views on this subject.
Very respectfully yours,
M. E. Brink,
Sec'y Albany Fire Dep't.
Several of the departments of the
state have replied favoring the
movement.
UVfK 'Ufcfck NUT EH.
Prospecting particR are ging
into the mines every few days. It
sems to be the prevnding opinion
that a bonanza is taere, if it only
can be found.
Mr. O'Kiely is building a dwell
ing house at the station, which, by
the way, is not named yet. What
is it to be, Gatesville or Horeb ?
SeemB that a better name than
either might be found. I low would
Nashville suit?
L. G. Henness ran across a
cougar the other evening as he was
going from the family residence to
the store, and it is hard to tell
which was the worst scared, Lin
coln or the cougar, or which got
away the fastest, though in oppo
site directions. .
IVBT HKBE IX 1U11T,!
Set Cash Will Bay 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. j
dozen unbundled coffee cups j
and saucers, 45 cts.
. dozen handled coffee cups and i
saucers, 50 cts. , j
Jo dozen seven inch dinner plates i
45 cts.
The goods mentioned above are
iron stone china, and not C. C.
ware.
These prices will stand good for
the next thirty days.
Julius Gradwohl.
.uur( .kiiMiiiKl The irike.
And alwavs have a. bottle of Acker's
iMighsn j;eniedy in tne House. , ion i
cannot tell how soon Croup may strike
your little one, or a cold or cough
may fasten itself upon you. One
dose is a preventive ami a few doses
a positive cure. ; All Throat and ,
Lung troubles yield to its treatment.
The Remedy guaranteed by Foshay
t- .Mason
- -
i'n ill !it to Mothers.
Every mother is cautioned against
giving her child laudanum or para
goric; it creates r.n unnatural craving
for stimulants which kills the mind
or the child. Acker's Baby Soother
is specially prepared to benefit chil
dren and cure their paius. It is harm
less and contains no opium or mor
phine. Sold by Foshay & Mason.
We run anil D
Guarantee Acker's Blood Elixir tor it
has been fully demonstrated to the
people of this country that' it is
superior to all other preparations for
blood diseases. It is a positive cure
for syphilitic poisoning, ulcers, erup
tions and pimples. It purifies the
whole system and thoroughly builds
up the constitution.
nvtt.t.
SIMPSON -On Saturday, Jan. 6, to the wife
of G. W. Simpson, c daughter.
AT COST !
3500TS AJsTD SHOES.
Urownell fe Stanard have still a
goods assortment to select from,
and among thein have:
l-adics best (u:tlitv Rochester made Fr.
kid button, .4 5; regular price ...$5 50
Extra quality Fr hid button, 48; regular
price , 5 00
;iod Fr kid button S3; regular price.. 4 00
I'livht Gondola button, Best quality,
92 75; regular price 3 60
Knglit Gondola Im'ton, good style $2 00
regular price
3 00
American kid, liutton, het quality. V2;
cgular price
Am-.-rii-An kid, button, yecond quality,
3 00
2d; regular price
2 00
A good n-i-runciu oi cnuaren ana
Mi- - oil grin Hchno vlmes from
SI tu 1 20; regular price 1 35 to. . 1 60
l.ndie rubbers 30 and 40
Men's rubbers 40
Come before all are closed out.
BKOWNELL & STANARD.
DEALER IX-
GROCERIES,
CONFECTIONKRY, CIGARS AND
TOBACCO. AGENT FOR ALL
THE LEADING
I)
and
ALBANY,
OREGON.
Wbea Baby wu slek.
We gar her Castoria.
When she was a Child,
Sbe cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss,
She clung to Castoria.
Wheu she had Children,
She gave them Castoria.
Bit
C O M. , A. N Y
-Or-
Albany Oregon
I (J
10
PUD IP CAPITAL $3.nOQO.
OFFICERS.
President Charles E. Wolverton.
Vice-President J. O. Writsman.
Treasurer J. W. Cusick.
Kecretarv J. K. Elderkii:.
DIRECTORS.
K. is. M rail an, Chas. E. Wolver
ton, J. L. Cowan, D. B. Monteith,
J. W. Cusick, J. O. JWritsman, J.
K. Elderkin, Charles Monteith, G.
F. Simpson.
Safe, Sound, uonservatiYe
A Square Company,
Managed by Square Men,
Patronized by Square People
Paraoniae Home Enterprise
LinnCountyBank
Cowan Ralston A Co ,
SUCCESSORS TO
Cowan & Cusick
Albany, - Oregon
Transacts a general banking business.
Draw sight drafts on New York, San Fran
f isco and Portland, fr.
Loan money on approved security.
Receive deposits tmhject to check.
Collixtimis entrusted to us 11 rec ive
rompt attention.?
Overland to
I Southern Pacific Comimxv's
I ai2TSr.
THE MOUiNT SHASTA ROUTE.
I Time Between
j Porilanl mid fn rrnn-i-ro
35
35
HOTTES
California express trains run daily between
Portland and San Francisco. -
4:00 p m..Lv....
8:18 p ni..Lv
7:45 a m..Ar ,
.Portland ....At..
.Albany f.v.
S. Francisco. I.V.,
10:45 am !
0:45 pin I
7-00 am
Loral Past. Trains Daily- Ex. Sunday j
8:00 a in.. Lv..
12:40 p m.. Lv..
2:40 p m..Ar..
..Portland .
. Albany...,
.Eugene. .
.Ar. . 3:45 p it
..Lv.. 11:35 am
.Lv.. 9:00am I
Lelmuon Branch.
8:20 p iu..Lv.
0:00pm..Ar..
12:50 pm..Lv.
1:36 p m..Ar. .
...Albany...
...Lebanon.,
...Albany...
. . . Lebanon...
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6::0 am
5:45 am
2:45 pm
2:00 pm
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
For accommodation of second-class pas
sengers attached to Fxpress Trains.
The O. & C. R. K, Ferry makes connection
with all the regular trains on the east side di
vision from foot of F street.
West Side Division.
Between Pottland and Corvallie.
MallTraln Daily-Except Sunday
7:30 a in.. Lv. .
12:25 pm.. Ar..
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CcrvaiiisL-
.Ar. 6.-.'0u.m
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Kxpreiift Train Daily Except Sunday.
4:50 p m..Lv...
8:00pm. .Ar...
. Portland ... Ar. . 9:00 am
.MeMinnville.Lv.. 5.45 am
At Albany and Corvallis (connect with
trains of Oregon PacificRailroad.
THR6UGH tickets
lo All Points
SOUTH AND EAST
Via California.
IS" for full information regarding rates,
maps, etc-, call on con pain '8 agent at Albany
li.KOKHLEK. " E. P. KOGEBS,
Manager Asst, G. F. & P- A
THE FIRST NATIONAL W
OF ALBANY. OREGON.
presideki, L. Flinn.
VICE-PRESIDENT S. E. Young,
CAsniEK G.E.Chamberlain,
TRANSACTS A GENERAL?" BANKING
ML&lxCESb. Accounts kept subject to
chock. Sitrht Exchansre and Telegraphic
Transfer sold 011 ;'c York, Chican, San
Fram-ifco and Portl:tnI.(regou. Collectioiw
made on favorable term?.
S. E. You L. FlikkH
L. E. Bi.ms W. E. Tmaeu
Oro. E. CHAXBKRI.AIN.
Jas. F. Powull, Aasisuut Cashier.
MAGAZINES
FarmeM
Merchants
Canita
tock
500 000
BI
Tie Mi Clothier,
Carries the Largest Line of Men's
and Boys' Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Etc. in the Willam
ette Valley.
SUITS MADE
Id His Merdiaiit
FOSTER BLOCK,
JULIUS GRADWOHL'S
-o)-o(.
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR.
He has enlarged his stock equal to any on the Coast, consisting of
Koorer T3ros Silverware,
Irencii, China and Crvstalware.
Boys' iWagons and "Doll Carriacyes.
italic v Groods and a Oeneral
-A.sortiiieiit ol Crockesy.
aiidg?Q YS.
He Buys Direct and Carries the Largest Stock in the
Willamette Valley, to which will soon be
added a. complete line 01
FAMILY
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KF lei on parte Francais. Hier
"17 I G. L BLACKMAN
gSSa&s I tSucc-ewor to E. W
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Iff
HT! .T. JOZsTIES.
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-- AND DEALER IN
TEXT BOOKS
Fine stationery, mifrellanetms hooks,
albums, inkstands, ink, jiencils, etc., etc.
and all kinds of musical merchandise.
DGeneral News Depot.
SSTM-di orders piomj'tly attended to.
iCysuhsi-riptioiis received for leading iu wspapcrs and magazine a
yearly prices. l
House
WITH BILLIARD HALL
WILLIAMS.
J. 11
CHOICE AVINES
Kept constantly nu hand. A full line
sate, h very tiling fim-Cass.
44'At Revere House,
Kevore
TO ORDER
Wiiiif Department
ALBANY
GROCERIES.
win deutch gesprochen."
Landoai
Drugs, Faints, Oils,
Perfumery and toilet article,
also a full line of books sad
ewtionrry. periodicals, etc.
3T Preaeripttoos carefollj
compounded
d era FEiiovrs teeie.
Albany Oitgan.
01
photograph and antograptt
Sheet music, music bookat
Sample fans,
AND CLUB ROOMS.
- Proprietor.
ATs'D LIQUORS.
of imported and Tomntic ciga
cigars oa
Albany, Oregon. "St
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ui 1 hm.
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