THE MOKNING HEKAL1): SATURDAY, JUXE J 5, 18S).
Daily a.np Weekly
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THIS MAILS.
Vailrt at the Albany portotlice closo
for all office north
The Eastern mates " S:S .. u.
f he Wet Side J
And the Narrow Gause K. II. )
or Portland and haltm 11 A.
Corraliisand Yaquina ..12:S9 K M
attire sonth.......-.. "i'MO r. m
The (HifitsiBcc will he closed each evening
pun six to seven o'clock.
Registered matter far the',early rooming
Main should be mailed betore clock the
f n-vious eveninc
a sinr.nrAN railway.
years for from $1 to $1 50. What
is the meaning of this traffic? Ia
it entirely owing to the demand for
female chattels in the great cities,
or has it a more direct connection
with the famine? Some people
incline to the latter view. They
declare that the famished poeple
in their pressing need have resort
ed to cannibalism and that,
although the parents will not kill
and eat their own children, they
are less scrupulous about selling
them for other persons to kill and
eat." It is impossible to credit
this. A strong probability is that
the (amine regions are merely sup
plying cheap victims for the
brothels of the cities."
Tin: American inventive jrenius
runs to extremes. At present the
j bicycle is on the brain, and Outing
----- says that an engine of that kind
The project of building a Russian ; lias been tested at Portland, Me.,
railroad line through Southern I and experts who have seen it
carry an immense Hue f
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W. SMI TH,
SUCCESSOR T0VT. H. U'FARLAND
Stoves and General Hardware
Including the celebrated EARLY BREAKFAST and JEWEL cooking
stoves and ranges, parioi iru cooking stoves, aid r ki'ids otfkitchen
J utensils' also a coinlpete assortment of
farmers and gardeuers Tools
AND
BUILDERS' HARDWARE.
The Leader !
fStoves, pumps and Plumbing
Siberia, lias assumed shape and
proportions that promise to assure
its success, and it is said that it
will te completed inside of ax
years. American capital 'and skill
will push it through. It will open
up an irnii:e:iM: mineral belt ci
country and eventually an art-tic
line up the Pacific coast of Uritish
America an 3 Alaska will make ! inx SK passengers,
close connections across Ilehrings j hour, if necessary.
strait with it. The liulletin says!
that the road will row be pushed !
to Pekin without delay. It issiirrii At the home of her parent? s. F-
L. -it ..,:.. and Luciiida Smith, at Tangent, on the
v ..... ... .uainuuihi, jiu.h th iiist.. SaJie Smith, aired 14 years.
the line w1 ten a connecting road
Pumps, hose, copperware, tinware, sni plumbers' "cods a specialty. Our)
prices are guaranteed to be satistactorv. the pull:c h invited to
call .md inspect our stock. Tweedale'a lmihl-ng, Alb.'.iiy, Oregon.
indorse the inventor's claim that
it will revolutionize railroad travel.
It it described as "simply a bicycle
running on smooth steel and push
ed by steam." From o50 to COO
revolutions r turns, equivalent to
150 miles per hour, are its piston
sited and valve action. It is ei
liccted to take four cars, each seat-
100 miles per!
tji.
JULIUS
CKADWOHI
-o) o(-
would naturally take, rich srold
l
deposits exist. They would have i
been worked t .some extent by
Chinese and whites from Siberia,
but there has been no adequate
development of the country. The
Russian trunk line between Semi
palatinsk and Vladivostok will run
near the northern base of the Altai
range, which separates Siberia
from the Chinese dominions.
.Around the headquarters of the
Irtish river, near Semipalatinsk
lejosits of silver and copper have
been discovered and gold and lead
in small quanties. In the Yablon
noi Mountains, the section of the
Altai just wes: of the Amoor
country, where the range breaks
down to an undulating plateau,
old, silver, lead, zinc, antimony,
iron and arsenic are found, and
-emerald and topaz mines of great
value exist. The country along
the line fur a width of several
hundred miles is in part covered
with valuable forests of pine, tir, !
NEW TO-DAY.
Uuutrri
A ;Ol GIUI.TO DO HOl'SEWOKK IN"
J a muall family in the city. Good vareg
ami imhtwors. Appiy to iikrai.ii oreice.
iirAXT:i-A yovsa nan aged 25
Ti of soner 'nd industrious habit, defircj
a situation in a tore, mill, factory or other
business. Writes a good hand and has tau'.'lit j
several terms of school. Can gie salifciac-
tory refercnees. ln(Uirc at this mce.
GOLDEN
FAMILY GEOCEKIES.
AND GENERAL JHARDWAFE
Ho o'er Bros'. Silverware,
ITrench, China and Crvstalwaro
Bovs' Wagons and Doll Carriages?.
Fancy Gkod and a General j
Asortmeut 01 Orookerv. ..q j
and I O x fc. I
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SEVEN HUNDBED
different styles and differ
ent kinds of Stores for
Seating and GwlrW a
nest- mannfa,.j
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W harvesting of a -leld of 50 acres, crops i mse- Cmnnio Uior mirH riontnh fiP.&nmtihen."3
con-istina of wheat, oats, timothy and iheat Ifc vn P"" '""'"'
Crop to Lt.
A MAN TO TAKK THE
harvesting of a .lcld of 50 acres.
hay. Terms, one half to the harvester, the I
other half to tie placed in good order in the j
owner's baru. Apply to 'ihos. 1. Andcn-on i
on his farm, five miles south of Albany by 1
Turner's bridge. " j
He'Buys Direct ?nd Carries the Largest Stoek'.in
Willamette ValleyF
the
Cotton cLiidlrt libber- H'ose,
Tin Granite mitt Copferwarr. At I Job Work Vvomptly Atte titled to
Ur ASTKa WORK BY a TOtSfi JIA.1 i2 TKAR?
or auk, just arrived in Ibany from t e
V.xsi. Wishes to obtain a position in a store 1
o office to learn a penuauent business. W ill
hire first-class references Wages at first no
object, but a permanent position desired.
Address T-. 1. O. Kox S30, Albany.
T7AIK WARNING THE PUBLIC IS
JO hereby notified of the existence of city
ordinance prohibiting driving in the city
limits faster that! six miles an hour, and the 1
leaving of team unh'tched. Unless the I
same are respected hereafter arrests will be j
rroda, under provMons of such ordinance. I
J. X. llttl-'KMAN, C;tv Uarshal. j
STEWAET & SOX,
-Dealers ir-
General
AMI7 DEPARTURE
111V llllUll' LTUliVlJ
Hardware
Ktlre I l'nlratorN.
larch. iKp!ar and liard wooiN. led bids will bo received by the
Alonp the ri vt r wheat and oth r "T'il20 Wooje,n "f")'
. i until the hour of 1 o clock r. M. of Friday,
grains, toabflM. vegetable?-, CtC.f : the 14th day of June, 1SW9. for the erection
7 . i ,i i I and completion ot a two story brick building
Krow well, a!l(l the rra.II'.SlSexct:l-!5.Vxl20fcct.aoaone Htory brick building
lent. The fertiJitv of the Amoor 55xXufcet. nblock U5, in the city of Albany,
. . : Linn cuuuby, uirj;uu, m;iruiik; iu luv plans
-region IS WeM-knuWIl. Ome day I and specifications on file ia the ottk-e of J. K. !
a. , i ,f- t ti . : ' Weathcrfoid Esq. i'- Klinn s block. Albany, f
a reat populatioii of the C aucasian on-on. :i.n win e received tor the stone !
j-ace will till t!iis wuntrv and reach ! w"rk' hrirk work ood work a"'1 corrugate .
. . j iron niofin, each separately, mid also as a '
Ht to tra :e With the t nited : whole, the eontractons to do their own .
. ti, , . .. ccnvatinz. '1 lie I ix 1' t to i eject- anv or all
Matfs. rherj aie huidt j.rcUucts t t(H hwcbT rter-cj. uids should i.c !
wllii'h this stat cotlld lllinish "'Imwed to the undersigned in care ot J. K. ,
; Wcathcrferd, Albany. Oregon. Ionc bv
the:n better tu u anr other part of -nttrof :he '.ri of din-etors.
the wurlJ. In many ways this J- l',iALI1S, I
o)eniiiir of a new route of travel Adun. uue:.. ni.
aioimd the world will be oi especial pooD MlLt'H row for salk cukai
- . .i ? j i . . : VT Apply to Omer llendrickson.
.-initu-ani-.; to tlie I nited States, V1
which imi-t of necessity be one of! V McC.L'srLASi. civil kxoi.vekr
. . Xj' and Survryor. Urauhtins and lilue-
t lie IMOSt WUMrtant (lOintM OU it. : print-. Olhcc with (tron Land Co. Albany
The ell'ei-- which t'-e htiiMm.r nf ! r- Siwi-ww sjntrnw and water supply a
iiit Hti. iiito u.e DUIlUIIlj: oi , Hpe-Ulty. rtts hiitlividre. maps n.acle
f hii jo.1.1 is likely io have upon : or l'0Pie1 on uort "otit'r
t 'hina i-; also a most important ' I y.. K. a. su:Alitkr houkopathu mv-'
factor ill foiecistiri" the futuro nician and wirjreou. Has removed his
wr in ioieiastiii uie nuure. , ottjcc into ,;raWfarJ-, . AH e;uis prompt-
Kiilaiid's Indian railway system ly attended to. i
raduallv eneirc!inr tlie enmire
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Agricultural wkwvk.
Iron, Steel ami Coal
Wagons and Buggies
Rope and Cordage
Blacksmiths9 Supplies
Carpenters9 Tools
Builders9 Hardware
Powder, Shot, etc.
Giant Powder C Fuse2
Saws and Axes.
Having ' latoly seemed a very"largeand desirable
line of Lineus, such as Towels, Napkins and
Damask at exceedingly low prices, we shall
bi- we shall offer the samejat a
SPECIAL SALE
Oardeii and Grrass Seeds
And all Implements Used by Farmers :
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on the .south and west, the liuasian
TKRSONS PKSIKJ.XO SAND, LOAM OR
J jrravel troni the prtniutes of K. I.. Sjnch,
NEXT
'FOR THE
TEN
DAYS
-Cudtr the rw miaaatfoutent f-
Pasker Bros,
- WH FIBP
A fuil Hae of choiee family nrararieH and
drorsiuD
Cannea finettpples.
Choice Tahle Delicaeies
raaiaeated cake fr
Wetlatnas and. Partie.
Sabno
kinds.
kn'i mackerel and aaR E4i of all
line will sketch :ilnti. its nnrtlirn wmcat myoflice, Crawford' block. AllaiiT, ! C.
Ore,-n.
Chan. K. Wolvkriox.
iOX lXKCri'.IC KH.lrj' is tiik host ki.r- t
jrant medicine in the world for internal
border. :irul kIipti it ct'irtu for
"C'.'J
I'ekin it us iot unlikelv that C'liinu m
vcl'i .moI I . ii. :,: .ui i and external lute. a?id f. r pain oi anv nature, i
widield i.j the inevitable and Yu -A-in ,.evrr lind it' equal. .'h y..nr!
nfer uik. a career of railroad , dmc'' tor it. :
lcvci"t:nriit.
K. HAWKINS.
LTIT
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HLDrtt
F.
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Tiik fear that there would he an
oil famine in the ne.ir futnre has
lieen expressed ajjain and aain,
but the fymes ive:i by the Oil
t'ity Derrick and indorsed by IJrad
Ntreet j:o to -how that the Pennsyl
vania and irrinia neit alone is ' r' -7
iractuaily inexhaustible. So tar . The imported Canadian stallion
the yield from this tract of 204 Horsemen should see the thorough
siniaro imlps lias !urn over.'Ma 0()O.. i h"''d Canadian stallion Cephas iiMir.
, , .... . i slmll'rt lively stable. He is a beimti-'
oarreis. me estimate is mat flll t00, biack 5 year old. weitrhs t:j(Ki,
the Ks.sible future vieM will be ; lc!n? 15" ( hands hi-rh. He will stand
riXNA Ht'MI'HKKV, DEALERS IN'. ' 1.-i 1 i.:u r- V-.JY. "r I.ui J
choice cigars. Iu Wells, r'urgo fc Co.'h act3j ciiauo, ucn luiuicr, miviicu cues, aou an aioui ui wuin, cw., vw.
oiiu-e. Fine mipoiuxi and Key tt cigars a Also nave a nne selection oi wan paper ana Tv indovr snaaes, wnicn uiey are
fpiait- oneriBsrat close nsnrep. i all and see them, on First street, osnoaite Metr-
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OOOb SUPPLY OK FIRST CLASS
drain tile fur vale nt the Kairc briclt
and lile factor' Cast of Albany ne;ir Knox
liutte. Call at the tactory or addrew Fropta
Auiton, Albany Orog-oo.
CEPHAS.
art k Sx.
The City Liquor Store,
JT. .BAUMGAJtT, JBroprietor.
OT Next door to the Odd Fellows' ruiplc, Albany, Oregon!
Keeps constantly on hand the finest imported and domestic wined, liquor cigars
tcV-jTOH. Onlv first-clafw liquor atore in she citv
Special attention pmkto orders frondthe coumtry
FRESH BAKED BREAD
-fcCvcrv JL)av.
Best Svim Pies. Cak
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We extent! a cordial 'nvitation to ali to Ciill au d j TEAS AHl' wffi
examine these goods, feeling that we can show you ' flinJft Vi,, Unininci
bargains. In connection with the sale we shall dis-' t'uUtllvS iNlllS. IluISlDS.
play a large lme ot WHITE GOODS and ewbri- j
denes at - i
CUXXE ODS, ETC.
LOW PRICES
A beautiful line of ginghams and seasonable wool
en dress goods. Our stock is new and complete in
every department.
Albauv ' j 1.
not far from '-',0.10,000,000 banels.
This estimate makes 110 reference
to the fiehN that exist in Canada,
Oolora'lo, California, and else
where, toih at home and abroad.
The yield per square mile has bet n
for fifte?n years, 1,000,01)0 barrels-.
at the stable on Monduv and Tmsttav
of each week.
STliAYKItTlOM TIIK kaksi o w7 w.
Crafonl, near Talin.an. on April 17, a
bay horse. 10 hands high.weihM U'OO.t-mooth
Khud all round. Any information le-.ulin? to
his recovery will besuitahly rewarded.
Bardiie
Hoberfeon
rr:oR SALh noi:.SK avpioxe-focuih f
j. iiiujk. i-vrnvr ui I'm aim it uuinton
NEW PIRJM
NE.W GOODS!
streets. Houw is nearlv new, .rooms and I .
Tii.ro ,.pn.s ti. li ir ti.a.v,n tn f.-ip ' b:,,h room, larce harn. tt-. Wouid sill the I Are now established With a tirst-dass
tnat lUO OW Supply win ia!I teiore uress i. a. snane. roruanu
JOB PEINTEES.
ROYCK fc HIBBLER
. oe bet Soap ic tbo Market
Le Roi Savon.
A fine assortment of aomeittc
and Imported Cigars
tVKX. John Fox's old stand: low '!
lew brick.
iinois Furniture
house!
HOPKINS Jb SALTMARSH, V
I'liiiiilinU'iiieFiliiiii
STOVES
tare aci Hate,
its substitii'e is fully sUi li?hed.
A OKi'Loit aeik Ftate of affairs
resultiitj? from a famine is .ud to
exist in China, A Chintse news--
paper saya that the Hale of women Momle ""tlll!9tcrtl and 7a, ruhrat
and e'tiidron ha- Fe'.'oin- artgular 1'liompson : Overman's, the leading
s-trieken -arness dealers.
Pre R. Sfanball.
IAIISI LF.VELIMiOF ALL'JKIXKS. AL
b.iny Oroeon. Aent for the Wright
Farm Lrvei. Location of dithes fortiinpr
pmposc a spifialt. Orders left at the
HkhaLo ollice will receive prompt attention.
occurrr.:e in the
district of China.
a matter of
missionary, "as
net nety,
famine
"It is :ts much
writes a
the selling of
mdhs an l :o ilev.-. Women and
enuurcn :.ie noi oionjiiii io me
market, however. Tlie traflic
takes place privat.'ly. A woman
between 2
itrirk for S:ilr.
T MY KILN' OXi; MILF I'-AST oF
i"V town, o.- dvlivp.vil anvwheru in the citv.
W. V. (.'ASIXI., All.:my Or.'
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I STAl'Li: FAMILY GROUKKIES.
i
On the corner of First and Ferry
streets, opposite Stewart & sox. A
complete line of canued goods, gro
ceries and provisions of nil kinds, no
tions, etc.
Fresh fruit and vegetables every
morning. Trices reasonable.
id CALL AND SEE US'a
Important .Vol I re
AVl.VC; LKASF.D TIIK MOXTIllTU
pas'ure frtin the Oregon I'aciili' Co., all
iH-rsons having t-t.ck tlu-ri in on vasturu arc
hereby iiotii'.u.i to remove them at once, or
lid .'!'' vear.S i.S sold for ' make arrangements with inc. Failing to do
l art u,MH Cf.L- will l.n tiirti.l
f rom $.j to 10 : a oliild under 10; .iohn srHWF.F.f.
WILL BROS.
Dealers in all the latest improved
pianos, organs.scwing machines.nns,
also a full line of warranted razors,
butcher and pocket knives. The best
kind of sewing machine oils, needles
and extras for all machines. All re
pairing in the above lines neatly and
reasonably done.
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FARM FOR SAUL
I WILLI SELL SIY FINE FARM OF 200
acre, situated in Itonton countv, two
imles from Albany. This is a sooih healthy
locatian, with rood well of pure water, with
wind mill; guod house: buildings all new.
Tbis w one of the most nightly places in Ore
iron, having a line vi.iwof the surrounilinv
oouNtri. towns and iiiountain. Far .in
Ianl all i.ew and kan and adaiited to all
kind ol fruit. (Jualitv of land second to
none. 1 will make rhis a rare barirain to the
ri'ht man. lutnii-mnts, don't faill to see
this fann before; Sou buv. Come and see me
on the place. jr. t. WHITXLY.
BROWNSVILLE.
. r, nisiion i oxs.
-Heal Estate and
INSURANCE A CENf F
Fresh Sicily lemoas at Keton s.
THOS. BRINk
Best Line of ":::!!re Id the Citv of Albanv !
Fane Wickt. Chairs Louno-es Parlor
Cornice Poles Mirrors Feather
Pillows Srino- Mattresses,!
Window Shades Walnut Exten:
sion Tables Suits,
And w.'.at you can't find at other houses, I havc.it, In factevery
thing tlia is kept in a lirst-class house.
Ash, Maple and Walnut Chamber sets, Chair,
Spring Beds, Lounges Etc., Etc.i at Prices that
"CAN NOT BE UNDERSOLD.
ALBANY - j-' OBEOOM
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Ill work promotlv done at
reasonable rates.
First Stkkkt,
1 m
In Albany has been tilled by the
SECOND HAND STORE.
The past year has proven it t be
necessity. The best and cheapest
place in the city to buy vour
Stoves, FDrniture, tinware
We aic aiways prepared to buyyottt
household furniture at the highest
cash price. Sole agents for the
PEERLESS OIL CAN
And Lamp Killer
L. GOTTLIEB.