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TUESlLAY, DECEMBElt 10. t69
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Tin- fioslo3i."C will bi closoJ each ci'eiiii.g
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t:-:-tirsl LiV-tor i t'i Ju:ir!y riiornm?
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HE-JON PAfclFIC TIMEIADLK.
Ativcm leparts
11.15anil U p ni
Freight....
ECKETSOCIKTIES.
. . C, V.-Siety't.odRi Xo, iiuem
A. every Mjridi.T ' eeuii at tlie . A. l.
hail 0.1 hVry street, between Second and
Th;,! xhA!,i Drfuti. str-ir.irers in the
ity and tre-il bretlir.-u 1-.1ra1.u1y iiiv.icu
1 . jjfmwm rTX Hiagggf
KM TO RIAL yoTES.
The Cronin case in (,'aicago pre
mises to be of almost irtterminal le
iciigin.
It is now said that the Canadian
Pacific railroad will have an Atlan
tic terminus at Portland, Maine,
running over the Maine Central
Iro:n Montreal to Portland.
Lni.i.su Syndicates are looking'
after American coal mines, having .
gobbled up the breweries and still j
having pounds, shillings anil !
pence to invest. Their appetite j
for American institutions seems to j
be insatiable. ;
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1 Tick dangers attending the typej
writer business still continues to j
.uicrmont. Kecentlv a -New iork
millionaire was inveigled into
marrying a beautiful young lady
who had Deeu manipulating his
type writer machine fur the iatt
eigdt years.
Tin: accident to Kmin l'asha on
his arrival near the coast, that of
failing from a balcony causing a
fracture of the skull, w ill not prove
Cotol !ij sit first siit)riri;d . Tbft
rl i
emperor 01 weruiany SKIS ll lt-l
1 1 . i .. ...,,.!
graphed congratulatory messages j
both to ll'm and to Stan'.CV. j
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Mi.VKRioN seemsito uik! u;e
cake in producing si'.urian human-j
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stv. It '.:ontain.s a human biped-!
", , . . . . ., I
who consents to declaim tlia. the
Avorlddocs nut revolve upon its 1
1 1 i
aXlS. lAhaI)iy the individual re- '
ferred to imagines that world sun. j
nrtn n.v..!v,. l-!v bv !
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his own pOWOr. ail'l will ivac to1
niov when he t-tops breathin
A i.idy at Artondah; opei.ed the
back door and surprised an im-
mense black bear. Tin eenven'
tional tiling t do was to stream
f.,;r I.nt tl.;. l i,l,- ,.'l. ,rirr.l !
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lilt; lili KJil. i-'nv; rn '.' 'itaiv
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into the room, procured a nile
' 1 I
and coolly shot bruin until ho con-.
elude I to die. rrob.ibly he ex-i
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adies newlv inaugurated tasmon.
Tnt terrible charge of having
fired the Minneapolis Tribune
building, in which seven men lost'
M.oir lit- . hf bofM biid nt tbft I
door Of the defaulting Cashier oftFlor dc M.vlri.1.' KNtrillas,"coniUerors and i
the Pioneer Press company. It is
diarged that he appropriated funds
belonging to his employes, and
burned the building to cover up !
hl9 defalcations. He Strenuously
. .. i
I r is announced that a dispute j
upon ine SUOject Ol protection auu
t i , f ii.
free trade is to form a part of the
North American Keviews January
number. The disputants are Glad-j7
stone for free trade and Llame for
protection. Gladstone will be apt
to find himse'f in the "situation of
every barnyard chanticlear who
leaves his own barnyard and in
trudes upon the neighbors for a
right, invariably gloriously whip
ped. The Northern Pacific railroad
finds a rotten tie to have been a
very expensive pieca of business.
A lady circus rider was injured in
one of the accidents on that line,
and sued the company for $20,01 0.
They concluded to fight the claim
in the courts, but changed their
minds when the lady's lawyers
had the tie that caused the spread
ing of the track and the accident,
to be brought in and showed that
it was so rotten that it could not
hold spikes, and compromised on
$1100.
The Washington Lepis
islatlire
, . .
Old to1
of ihn '
busies itsolf in passing a
empower the justices of the
Kupre:ntj i.ourt witli aulhoiily to
fiolenini.i tiio inarria te.vn?
ou ' :
became o:;c f its ntotrbers is t.cr-.
0121 C i '.vU!: t'i'-" aIcu tliat it would
( f its members i
be fine for Just il"e 1Iovt to perform
the ceremony in the marriage that
he is shortly to contract. Probably
that is about as important work as
they will en-rage in anyhow, and
it is to be hoped thai the senator
for whose benefit the act is taken
will prore a aood husband to the
wife he marries.
Senator Vookhees of Indiana is
out with a loii; preamble and
resolution upon the tariff question,
which probably indicates the line
1 1.1 demarcation oeiween memo
parties. Voorhees assumes that a
protective tariff cannot be a tariff
for revenue, and he demands that
the tariff be restricted to the actual
needs of the government, and that j
impart duties on all articles of1
necessity be reduced or removed !
entirely, leaving the revenue to be
collected upon articles of luxury.
A contemporary veiy pertinently
says that if Voorhees knows any
thing at all nf tir-cal matter.-, he
must know that the government
may collect only enough in import
duties to nifet its actual pxnenses
. .
: and yet maintain a complete and
1 ,.MuitayiV; ,,roU.ctive svstOUl . The
I point Which he "Uj)nvsM,'S. 1. ir lie
cannot he ignorant of it, is the dis
tinction between imposing duties
on competing and non-competing
; articles of import. The American
plan, which is the Republican
: Plan- is to lay tllltics on competing
f articles, in order to shut out undue
foreign competition ; the Knglish
system, which is the Voorhees
svslem. is nreciselv the converse.
The English svstem is to place the?
tiutv u,m fncA articles as tea and
cot-ee syxcx are ,ot competing
ai.ticIes, and which we suppose Mr.
voori,ees would call luxuries,
fai,seiv eo for those articles have
j,dSS,.fi int(, SUJj, general use that
they are no more luxuries than are
anv other articles of food.
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xinr TO-DAY.
1 )OOMS TO IfCNT-TWO SICKLY H'K
.IV nisliiil rooms to let. Apply :.t vomer
Fourth and Montgomery streets.
UrASn:D A SITl'ATIOS IS A 1!!Y
ir.iodi store lr an experience 1 Ui-'r
lo;lc. ln((Uire at the Willamette Land
A'ei:ey. opjiosite tlie oostomce.
L r-.d estate otli.-e in Allany, paying .ver
10') per in .nth. If you want a iroo-i thing
aildrc- at oure l.ox M. Albany.
l'intra-lirunl i;iiiller
'IUIK L'SOEilSltlN KD HAVIXlS LOCATED
X. i:i Alluny nnlieits patronage from eity
and eiuntry. W ill eoutrel to t.iuld l.nl-es,
harns, and all mtniier of dwnllinpr hoiws,
itt :ltt.,i,lj, Vllecn All.t iistiake ami Kiva-
b.-thiau stviej ol Imildin-i W.l! furiesh
p!an and sotcite-.i'i-vis f res of eharire'. Satis
f i rliDii guarantee'1 W. C. O'AiSKL.
UrAN l,:,r A '',,sl n y a Yorrc
' n.iirrie.1 n:a:i ..s u-..-1-.tnnt lxH.K-kee; tr
or office work- Aidre-sv;., hkkalo fftc,
Alli.mv, Orc-in-
A f onky to i.oas -iiomk cai-i r.:. ox
- "xl renl c-t:ite sec urity, lor .:irt'.u-
1:. en.juire Ol (lei. !lninlirey.
"j;riekfi7rMi7I
T MY KII.X O.VK MH.i: EAST OF
I Ml DM-. Jlii.l
: t -h ii nr ;I.-!liv. t :inittlii in tin fitv
W. f. CAsSKLL. Albany Or.
a -il'-ty t rc;reerit us :i !-.i"cs .-uent in
this I r.vi. V-rM to S-I'jn'i .fr y ir can lie
;ii:"!- I A I'lrc-i-;, Wj'iam -V lirown.
,'h.::',;:r
nierc'.ii. t .i'er-;
Ir. in Aincr.i, 1.
oiilr:ii'lor and IInMiler-
' Wil l. ITHVI-ill PI.AV '
VitUM WnVb of
. iir i. I n r.-n ir -f i ri Ail w --L- iirn.r. i
I.- .1 i-i.l einr uit i-e.l to ho firt-cl iss F- I
1 . - ? ' . . ' i
n.n.i'es f.iriiisnod on snrt notiee :..r lnick I
! i.' leu-,
"l"
res: ten res, public l,.lii.lm;rs, :
. .
;. rif J-!
.. it iir. iik oivr. .1 ai:
1 iVUlVO aret: f..r cents U !
r.is ci" ur stoic.
WNli IN THIS 01 I V on mon. AV
i - Nov. is. o!il hi-iu'ie tiuri.ci "M. a. ;
' l-.." with the I. .re's prayer in the retr.-:
i hide. It awaits an jwner at this uliice. .
LiNi: "lOAKS -I M POUTED. KtVWKST;
,(X a!id loinosti -, en
.hfi,.it,.' thrt ....i.-.T.:itA.l i
I other chi.i -o. lira. i Is in the U ells. F.ir' anil i
'Western fnio-i Te!e-raph O heej l.ail-lm-.
US rienxiniiertne place.
MOKSALE FOlfl YOKEANO HALF,
I oi i'oo i worK ocn toiretner witn vokr
j he sold at ahar-i'm for cash, heiiiT a port
.of tiie estate of John KoVuictt, deceas
irul ehai.is. Are wc'I broke cattle and will
lorticn
eased.
! Apply to John W. Puh, wlminlstrator of j
1 the estate at Shedd, Or.
--s- ,
it v J U oak, mple or fir, to the Ai-
I l'.iny Wood Vard. Orders left at Wallvce t
j Cllsick s 3.e wil. receive pr(,mpt a.tention .
j
Q BEARDSLEY,
1
UEAL ESTATE AGENT.
I'onTpyancini; of Tall kinds dne in a relia
ble maimer. All business will receive prompt
attention. Ofi -eon Uroadalhin wtret, mar
First. Albany, Oregon.
AET
T wuiTlVP il?Trn-
J. i. WlllllAli, AUllSl. I
Instruction given and work executed in
Landscape. Portrait and Decorative Painting.
Lettering, Designirg and Mechanical Draw
ing. Kocms 8 and !, Foster block, Albany,
Oregon.
FOP. SALE A FIRST -CLASS FOUR
ear old carriage horse, (lo .'d for any
kind of work. Good life and gentle. In
quire of Ur. J. t'. Gilbert, corner of 8d
street, between Washington and Ferry
Open one week.
1 PARTIES WISHING GRAVEL FROM
the Wilkins pit near this city must call
at the office o' the Oregon L:i..d 13. and pro
cure tickets. Ity order of J. H. Wiikins.
nTRAYEI) FROM I PASTURE
NEAK
Pe ria one medium slz'.'d spoted eow,
red ami white, clean smioth horns, no mir'.s
t.rl.rm l A 11 v ieforr.iV. ;i will he s'litih!
rewarded, a idress p. KiStv. Ptori.
IMPORTED
V l W J 1 1 U
i I Viilllli 1 I A In p'
I ;cj jjjjOL' "iLU IVJk 10 LirJ
' ;
TllKKF AUK
i rs is1....!!: -. A !
W --W it WlO.AA41.i4-. .
0aU au.i Stt! then, nt (he Rsrkhart
Btiole, -r:ur Mxtli and Ly-v, itroi.s. .
XewHpapert and Magazines.
The time is now approaching
when ueo:le will want a good 6up
ply of reading matter for the winter
evenings. F. L. Kenton continues
to receive subscriptions for all the
leading news papers and maga
zines. All papers except the
Delineator and renewals to the
Youtns Companion are furnished
at publishers regular prices, thus
saving the subscriber the troable,
risk and expence of sending orders
to the publishers. All orders are
forwarded without delay. Price
lists furnished free.
Many new novelties and U-ilioii -ics
have lately been ;idded t";ny stock f
groceries C. E. Browne!!.
The City Restaurant,
L'mh r the new management of H.
Lanipniau will be conducted on a
lir-t-c.a s plan. Meals willjhu terred
ai all lu.-rs. Consult the
BILL OF FARE
And order whatever yon want, pay
ing for wtiiit you order and nothing
uurc Straight meals scrv.-d as usual
tor '27i cent., a:id meals to order from
1 .') e-nt roll and cup of DoH'.'e lo a
liist-class 1. 00 mtal.
tfi'Furnijil'.ed rooms to let in conuee
tion with the restaurant.
At 1 ' is a 1 y . x 1: a r m; s . ;
J. .1. DOKKIS,
A BST.U ACTOR.
The only complete set of Abstract
1'oiiks and Maps in Linn County
or kick ix Tin: cot ist imrsi:.
J"Pusiness entrusted to my
care will receive prompt and care
ful attention.
LI
COMPANY
N. K. Cor. 17th and F streets,
'UCTLAN1, - - ORE' SON
MAM KACTlKEI:s OF
PURE JJOXE 2N1ILVL
''or Orchards and Jaw ns.
hoxi: riiosrii.
For Gardens an
ALSO-
Granulated Bone for Poultry.
Our fertilizers are made from Raw
B.Mies, no sand or other worthless
material being used
Stewart ftjSoi, Agents,
ALBANY, OREGON.
rAxrr;i s;it a is and srou.i farms
of all descriptions. If von want tj sell
your .erty, write or call 011 K. (1. lleaids
iey, r il estate a'ent, All.any. n:hee on
llro.l l ir.t. n.ir First. C O ti '.HI.
p KVKflEillOUSE, Al.li.NV,;Oli.-C1IAS
iX I'fciffcr, Pmp. Only tirst-eclass house
in the city. Lar sample rooms for com
mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the
kitchen. General staire ottire for Corvallis.Ji
MM OF OREGON,
ALBANY, OKKCON.
( ll'll II .-(MHSO
I'reslcCenl...
Mt v I'res...
;Jiler
H. BKVIVT
. . .1.11 tv. t;i,ti.
.11. s. nt n Kin.,
A ..".l'Tu! Ii.iiikij;; tia-iness tr;ins"
:icled.
S r li t exe'ian 'c and telegraphic
tr:i:fer h.ni'ht aiel s'lld on New
York, San Franiiseo and Portland,
I Oregon.
C )lleetion.-. made on favorahie terms j
i, LAN l TItACTS A N I'M 111- IS F
' -- cn.,...
"'r il!c 011 eay terms. A p'y t II. l.rj ant
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IKKSOS DI.S1KI.M; M.MI, I.OAJI OK:
L ara vcl from the punnses of F. 1.. Such,!
in r.snt.in county, can procure tickets for the j '
lame at my ollice, Ciawfor.l's li'ock, Alhanv, j
m.
I'IMS K. or KlrTi'X.
A DOTD A 'TC !
-Villi I f V I !
A-JV -1. XVX X. X J j
!
MAKIOX COI XTY
Tin fnlv i.otYirilrli n1 ?ii.rl.it pf.
abstrnrts
H I I V, T 4 HlVH I PIT
Il I tl II I
ANL
LA!ND C(I1AXY,
SALEM, OKEGON. v 3
Every abstract guaranteed.
F. E. AUSTIN,
Manager.
ZCOWAO ALSTON I IAND CHAMBERLAIN
Albany, - Oregon
Transact a peneral banking busiiiegs.fj'"
Draw sifrht drafts on New York, San h rari
jiscoand roniano, r.
Loan money on approved security.
Receive deposits subject to check.
I
Collections entrusted to us will recciv
promnt, attention
GILSON'S SHAVING PARLORS
AND
HAIR DRESSING SALOON.
None but first-class workmen
employed. F'verything neat and
clean. Give me a call.
iS?First door east of new Mason
ic Temple.
C'ranlicrrii'S. encoanut?, or.niires and
liricd licef nt V. E. Brownell's.
eSc - I'on'.and. or ft the Capital IMsines
Wltirc. Salem, lloth schools an; tmdei
tnanascmcnt of A. P. Artnstronfj. havS
time course o: studits, snnic ratesof tuition
or business nt the rortlaml Business Col
fvnew - ritiivr. Pc:".:vr,i;s5'.i!. Itnplish Denart
, Mnp.liHh Den:
.ssious. Studc
nt.-i'.n.ie, ad It
Bonis. Pay aa.t c cnM; sessions, htii'ltiit !
-S. ,savaa., c, Visions. Stu.ttnt !
';T:,n:: ,.!,.V hf EXZ'.. r
,,- '..0. :. ' cc"n.-!
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LinnCountyBank
SN'T IT
V-V - Pa itt fl iSS
VY 'sinessV
IV J 1 . VV A W
BLLMBEKG BLOCK.
Has opo'Hl with a new ami roinploti slock ui
patent Medicines.
Drugs.
Hiring ha-1 sixt'-e year e:c; -ri.-nee in tlie Sru:r business, feel ju-tllie l
11 -:iy ii' that wc faliy ii'ider-ii'ina the nrtj.if eoiiipoumlin ami iii' eii-;'i
11 (.'die 'ic-. ' .ir jr::eriit:.;i tt ,. irliiient U our seeiall ; Ittu.erty :'".1 j'i::ily
Uf 111 tto. The imI'jI'ij i? iiivfled to eull and inleet our Ktfek niui vre', mir
..liee. 11. C. Ill'BHAKi).
Uiii;v c mveh T j!:iti I'uKscKii-Tiox I :n ;'.;:;.
m mrwmrmrni UMiinwrrwirrwiB 11 in 1 imm,",iij iirirT.wiiT 'fr" w
S5
I take this method of lDforiniDg the citizens ol Albany and vicinity
that I hr.vc just opened a fin-t class clothing stoic in connection with my
n.erc!:.iiti!e business, and have added tlie most complete stork of cn?3
1liislilii
tods
ever b;ii;;''t to fie r.it . In oider to sdrertiae my baiinesfs I have de
ci.iei! to nw'f hw,i . i;vi r .liiii .v-.r'h of Gold Watches. Every purchaser
oi r,t- d.;Kr'- m ; :ii l; -': for casli. from the clothing department
win ri ' ( iv;. elirt::'." .i c ..1 thsse f?oid watches. Stock u ail new
!: tel i') tlie eitt ;o! rash, aud will be sold at
LOWEST
C:i.i nnd -x-ir.ii:ie my iocK
J;-5;"Ni! -'r -lib ' t'l how
yj
1'-
wMiNwviLLE College
L-MIXNVILLI
c ,IAWKINv
I.... i,..,-..fic. li-.t:i.i : i'i rii Litfls
1. LtJ,',llr,
ISiii m
)T1
in
'i Kftn. ehair.s. Lt d inisiis. kitchen
A:. have a fin- .select on rjt yl. paper a-td wind iw shades, which ti,
olfering t ciosu tjure'. ( all and set: theai, on I'lrst street, opposite
arf. . s;x.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED
FOR AM.
AT-
.rl. f
FOR PlKE DRUGS,
TOIL E' IV "AM) FAJOY GOODS
GO
-HE ALSO
lie Finest; Line of Pianos anrt Omans in tlie
Willamette Valley,
rJOHXK " ins
v J LL
WONDERFUL
I'HH AKOlST OF BTOVFS THAT
'9
ft
ilave soil since thev started in
It all oAinj; to the i
J 1)1
Ma'ie l.v them. They aKa
keep a full l;t:e f Hardware.
vumm.v ;
1
Stationery, Toilet Articles unci j
1
00
orfoie purchasing elsewhere.
BOTH
ACADEMIC
AND
COLLEGIATE
Departments. In the Academic
t .ii. n.t iiiere areI.-ui conrses of
:udy of three ycar.-feai.i;: t'Lirsiea!,
citntitie. li(.rn:al and bus fiih. In-
tiiu;tien is thoroiiph; 1'jcatioii, heal
! ! 3 i expi-iHM'S low: aiva:taeis, lirst-
: ibss in every respect, r nil mtorina-
j t.ii 111 catalogue, rjor w n:cti .utdrs
JOUEGOX
f. f'ARKEI.L
HE
nf fi!rnifilri liPirmm ?.nh,r
fifes, and all ki ids of table, etc.. etc.
they are
Mew-
II
TO
G. L BLAC1
( Successor to E. V. Lanydon
Dltil.BB IH
Mgs, Paints, Oils
Perfumery and toilet articles,
also a full line of books and
eutionrr, periodicals, etc.
Eif Prescriptions carefull
compounded
IH ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE.
Albany Oreftvi
CARRIES -
STOCK
mm
RE
WATCHES
Mm
illlii
BOOK
m
IAN
BAEEOWS
ARFOWS
iSlJll r,EH(J SLOCK,
lis ExiiPrieticH,
13 Iti G-OCDB,
DEESS G OODS,
w
r.i:C'AWSK'HJLBKTt8a: IS THE LALvSKLff,
BKtA$JI THEIR GOOLS ARE TH K J.KWR5T,
EWIAW jK THEIR PRICK ARF. THE LATT
Wf know we cax p'eas-e. AJ1 :ik a thoioiiffi
iiis)rct'oii. in di.s goods wh:ivc the largest stoJk
nvt'i shown in il anv. Ccru and it?e ns and fee
"W- BEAD
'.A:-.,'.:-, actr.rr strain r!:L;ii..-, rirt aud saw mil. Biacliir.ri j , ;n.n front aJ
Kii:ih o: !it:;v ui.,-. i.i.t v oik ii (iron and i :.- ss erj.-ii;.vt. Special atttn
tiim ;.i('.ti upayii!:; H-.i.Kh'ot u achincry. Pittcr. ti.a.leon vturt notice.
K. r. ()X.i" -w-l. C. II. StKWATIT. Sri'tarr
ffi&Ji.-:-.--:
DEYOE & ROBSON,
OF TIIE
.AGRICULTURAL DEPOT
J ALBA NY.
Shelf Hardware, Domestic and Othei LeadinfJSewiiiZ. Machine
FL'LL LINE OF
GARDENER'S AND CARPENTER'S IDOLS'
The'largeet aDdJbcst variety of .
STUDEBAKER 1 NEWTON
FAEM WAG0NS,l SAGES AND BUGGIES
' In the central Willamette Valley. Orders fromra'distance eoliciled aiid
oi oniptly tilled at lowest rati's.;
Will &
lllSI ' Jewerv
k SEAEIS,
-AND-
BCHKTS and &
THE LUDLOW
Ladies Fine Shoes. Al?
Agency jtfr
l. K WI LLS ,v C. .'.'.
V. - iilld Sti'-.
&
r4pi q
Economioo! Buyers
11 t
PR0PRIETGR6.
OREGON'
Stark.
HOES
F. BEAD