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Till: MOirNTNH HERALD: SUNDAY DECEMBER 22,
1889
A BLIND GBXICS
The Work of A itii, (nf the Eore j
most Sculptors mt France. j
Ct. Louis Republican. I
Vidal, the blind sculptor, is oe
of the woadf rs of the French capi
tal. lie bus been blind since bia
twentj-tirst jear. We cm easi'j
understand bow a blind larmer
would cultivate the ground with
the plow, spade and bee. Haw be
would letl around tbe tender plaits
and gentlj loosen tbe dirt from the
routs, r iiuw the blind Bumingbam
(Ala.) miner tells, with the sense ol
touch alone, the direction and to
what depth to drill his holes before
putting in a blnt; but the wrk 01
Yidal .-fiiiils cut iu t:old r?lin!.
unique, Wwiuleriul and inc. uipi:rn
bie. To be ; hculptr it is
gciirratiy supposed 'uai oue miisi
have the 'r.itch.itiic's eye" na'i the
arti?t"s aud pi-r.-n: jity . 'i'lie
latter facilities Vid-i! !ih to m
exceptit intl rlcjne- Teu mere
acute, tie bi-iu;es, th.wi it the former
were not !?t to Mm lurtvtr. 13 y
slowly pj.-biri hi? Ii.ii.-J4 ier so
abject lie notes it extirual proper
tione, and imitates them in clay in
a luutiin-r wincti striKt-e. the behold
er dumb with suipr.se. A dey,
horse, human lace. r unyiii.i.
aliYeorde.it, he oo.iei with n
much eat h-s any of the z-n- i
Parisian bcuip'ers who s;):i ie:ii.
the faculty of sih:. Fim 1SVS :
1875 Yida! received more umJuIs
than any ntner exhibitor warm
in the Paris art xtiiliiiionts. limy
ot his wcrks. m;.k lu the frtiiud
of bib perpetual t.iiloijM, ar iiv
on shelves at he great Ex p'titiM,
where the bliuii woadcr t:mit.s.i
in friendly rivalry wit1! Ins Its
unfortunate brother artUts. II
ntTer cam plain's, is always genial
and testive when anions Ins niend?
wbo always spealr of an i to him
thuh lie c-uld sec. and well may
they dos, for he is erne of the ber-t
art critics in all Pans.
ODD AND INTERESTING.
Six hundred thousand barrels ol
American apples were sent to Eng
land last year.
Ex Speaker Carlisle says : "Cleve
land is in the air." Yes he went
up in a ballcou some time agu.
The pin factories of the United
States manufacture about 18.000,
000,000 of these useful amcle
every year.
A metal bultan mill at Olney
vile. It. '1., employing 125 men.
has shut because it product U out
. . . r
Sir Julian Pauuceforte is devot
ing a good deal of time to the study
ol American literature. He 6uys
that he had no realization of the
richnes and variey of the work ol
our iir.n if letters.
During 1S80 slightly oyer
inr.i n i mi ion i oiiars woitn o
wold hit been du-r Ir.iin t!i
esrih i
en the lourcoa.iceo.a; tne iaigei .
quautily came from Au-.tra ia, j
Californu and South Alnca.
Africa is lookin'' un. ,
3 '
Dm Peiirn hiss been euipen.r o
Unni I'eiirn n3 ueen eaipei.To .
izil for fifty eight years, and yet ,
is not an old man- W at his last :
liversarv. His reign has been
iger tanti that ot any living.;
Brazil
he
anniversarv
lou
moi;:ii h. tiuet n Victm ii is m x
Jnst wliat a lu'.l grown
..bla'eK ;
beurcan iloin tne w;iv oi ni;gg-u...'
was demonstrated in Hauif: ;i wetii .
or two ng when bruiu seized a j
barrel el beet, g?e it a uei-ze a no ;
crushed it in jiuces. It
mated to be a squeeze of
power.
was till-1
Swo-lir.i sc ;
Three into being unable to drive
or dra" a 400-Douiid pie t Ile:n i
hold, lkrks county. Pa., they called )
in
Uraii'-e ot Jonn llerKlt-V. i
a gai.t lu i-treot:
U: 1 1. crate
iy uu.-kcii '.sut ni".-.r; i
;rVcr up
and earned hmi cut m ' l-"l.
A im;.'.e metff.i ! treatiog
drunktnoes- pr-tifrd ia Norway
and Svvf.-in" rt-t'ei t ! very
cflective. T he iru r:?t! if p'acc;t
in conlii t uient m.d : ! only with
bread ot ked in wit-. which in
tgtit or rj n.iv.s positive
loatl-iei: n-r '.iol;; irr.u.
Aoi-!' U. Kdwarde ssys t; ane
need imck th:t the fit-id .f Egyp-
tian exploratiou is ::in;tra ; it is F5t.v-
practieaiiy unl'rai-Cii. Authorities! ItV a great th'cg :- n poor
are of the opinion that in 2300 years ma-. Why, iab;litj i.t jy n
nearly 500.000,000 mummies were npera bnx ii alti.r; nrlcar hayinv ol
entoro led, and that hundreds ofjaV-uit .,5000.
thousands of buried cities ao.l j (Juevedo Heiio, Ceiiitr! What
tsmples yet remain to bediscorcred i ars you doing here? Gcener I've
Asa cosmetic, it steins, this i !c!t Khode Island for good. Wl en
weather u cot to be despised. A
joucg woman was overheard the
other nini niog giving the following
point t a friend with her; "Oil, i
do von ktiw " she smd, sthese
moist, fogwy winters are spleiKin!
fur t lie complexion? Our dsctor j
tola me s', and I go otic regularly
in every f"4 without a v il,
The l ii;lih Schoolbojr
London L:i;H- News.
The luti-j scholars whose jsr
verse answeis tempt the sclnjo!
in9pt cturs nw aad again o make
merry have ail presumptively been
atudvmg their text honks. .Not so
the lit rie boy of whoso "cicver
.!.,., l.ii-j' "T.-.iplirr'" line conl f.
., 0 . . ,. , ia tl; Mire euve .'.r t iii:d. hict-d
The bpectator a lew samples. ! r itt5,;,:r .,i!es fT(.r d!st.0Yerc4
This young jnf lein'i'i was ;o sue! j I; ,.Ver f.u'.t ! cur.-- ."..! eiets ci' loc
delicate hestith that he could l ike tanilhc
no rart iu fchooi stu-iit?, but he Juchre Coons, 3rjsinr, Kt, aj.
i t ti ;n hA c. "Hi" N iMi.ttu's Jndhoi l'ile Ointment
was permit ed to sit in the sl,o . vnna m, afu.r , r 5nrt.rlnff...
room amidst the buy hum ot , Ju.i-h i ofiinf.urv, Cleveland, O.says
lessons tiil ne examination oay he j "I . nave .irtd hy expr rienee t!;at Ur.
became tired with an ambitim to I ':-i!-"r ' l:.:1:n I'iie C'intmrr.t eitc&
tackle the quetio:;a. fie md "he j ''"'.Vt' V'"''1 lTm."n,x rif,"
thought he cfttiid arer them. U,.,,,. Do not .nr n infant
and they let him b.ve a try. "What longer. Sold by trn.:g:- .r, ,',uc and
is evaporation?" asked the esnasiaerj ?I per box. Soli ly i- a,!:i,T Mason,
The anwcr showed n srt of dim ; Albany, Oregon.
appreciation of "he Sccrat'c
method. It was: "If you g t
little oo.x and ;ut a thimble foo!
of air in it, what happens? Du3 it
co together lii'.e a peas ;f woo i,'
It gos all rer ti! i-os
hikI
tries
tagitou!, what is tbio? It is
Erapwration. Then followed a
s-i.p e prablem in doi-i:c n-on
my, "Why bhuukl we let in---. air
ictour ronn!" "Bcchup;?," was
the reply, "il we did cot we should
ijet . ur beds all ricsc r.d nit.
ui it we let lnrli ir in utr in-u'j.,
it nukes Hem trwli, and tktn they
are nmde up aj;nin." Encouray.a
ov tlisod sense, if nr,t by the
saund grammar, at this response,
the Uacher then asked far an
account of Columbus. It was
promptly forthcoming. "Columbus
was a very good man. and he
wanted to discover America, be and I
is tm.-u UiiiiiO it ; vi r.T nice pluer. j
Ml I hi'ilie ii' !li;m HI" ll:Hi; t!il 1
vt.-y iiy." Tliiri '.vi no doil'U :i
tlltlf '.llil!!!li; ;;i hi-'f-t'ioti iKCiiiMCy j
Ut ?' ' !nv-.i: i !'tn :'iy ? .sii!-K- ;
i sji-i :;;!i-u li-i- (I :(!.- .i Wuter
.on
oil
!lf
.' it.-, in
tillt
VVa'vi ?:ki(.) was !"(,:t a!;cnt
20 uiiies from tirusie, it r:ti:ul nil
uii;ht be'or; the Ua ; 1 1 e benn at
about haf past 11 The French
were- drawn up on a va, and the
Euyles on annatiier, there .was u
small hollow bstween. AS' the
muu"'
l M-i Frrj.ica -.t elurtf -n. ail day,
but tin- Envies tnau'e quars anci J
stfid ii.t- chilli-, until thev kuw the!
c.ij!j ot the pru.scln.-n tr m. I hi-
Fl-lCl WrVf C'll !l-:!t; V r'.!t;:'i . I'.
w: ery hard f--r tin; Euxi; ti j
o'iib the chii tl? m!I isv sun Oft :iui .
The battle wsia furt
in
181.1.'
Utiiliy this i-s juit as grarhic i-nu
iit a bit b-s iiuatwurttiy '.;::ui
ISMpnierri fiici:i! I nl.etio f !!.
Batt!e ef "Mont St. J.n.
FA KM NOTES.
The desire shown ty many farm ers
t learn better aud more bui
.eslike tutthotls of farming is ane
of lh- most hopeful signs of the
time There is no other occuoa
tk:u in which so much progress is
beiog made. In most branches
of so-called business, the chief
study is eitl er how to escape the
effect of ruinous competition, or to
make up great combinations ot
capital which will beablc to tiriDg
ruinous competition to all others
in that particular line of trade. In
farming progress is long legitimate
nut s hntl for legitimate objects.
Northwest Agrciulturist.
Alortgsges and indebtedms,
especially in case of farms, is by no
means m evidence of approaching
n.. 7 .. ..i -ii .i . ... .
! '"s""r f 1U ''
j :he mortgago on the farm repieseuts
puiciiase money. Many farrctr
.-ontiuue t nuy "the land next t-
them," all their lives, aud perhaps
a. ways have n mortgage out mu
more or less of their land In the
new sections nearly every farm i.-s
a ' The (nil tics ownintr these farms I
niiiv ')- dcepiv in debt, bat never- i
: .....
thele?s niiiv be far flutter off
bi;oru thcy bought a (arm en
fm.d n:iv:uents.-Elev:.tor
vie.
. .
I he cxtcEiive irrigation &:
c j
and ;
t;.e
fmur-, coveriu -wide plains wilhjr, , -An aaii
a UirtWork pf mc,t (le lul iJPj 0J VjrtfL'
upoa ;;:ipi)r;:!nt cn;;jneericj: w.rk j I Mli ( 1 OlUUIi lUU viUU
, ,, , r a,,, ci,,..,.!
U,.ir jn U;u moucU;r. i
rinses by the cotjsliue.ti.'iii !t '
utt-nsc reservoirs. The.-e "Aoik:
wiii :e toocobt!? ler ci inbiiri'-on
.,!' sotti-rs ; loe,a!. corpoiatitin
i i
undertake; au.l it would us-t i e
vrive to eutrust 'heir coi!Stiuct:n
t-.-i
ii;;antic corporations. vii;c...
i s- t.i ti... . ..... i im i
LHjii-n ii.r: tiuit njiv4 iii'.p ivjin.
iiving upon the land. In arid
rgi..i'is. tni values are no: to nau
in h ur..l in to- w.it.-r uad the
tie
iei :.i.'i ioi' r n n:--:i
p.f '.'t ft i-I I i- J li :-:. : f pra- j
pi, i . . ( their;,
? t a l i-r n'it:"lij' c"- :-.fOt
buiitj -jtt-Pt rcf-r'-ir'. : ;le tniin
run!- "!..!. ng iri'ia i n. - North j
M-'zir.e. !
THK T1CE or i,IFK.
THK HS7 l-LT tip M"KKf.
'T ts '..' fl '' r.m-iicr. Id: cmwlir.j alor.f.
All hvr i-'-fcr c.-.r);'i.,io:-,s are ;r't.-l m anil
No hv f.' h--r ' !ni
To I ;.;. ' ii:c ." j
wu.-a-r, t.r cms I
the
otic cau't stretch ;ne's legs without
geU'ng one s feet wet, it's time to
make a change.
Edward of virtue: "Waitcr.that
man came in niter I did, and yet he
his roast ore. snd I have
nothing." "Oh, ys, sir; bu: then he
always gets very croiii if we don't
.-trie him at ence.
Station master Come come, my
goo I man! You musn't w;ilk on I
I the track. Tramp (aisut'.-d)
The ct-ndui'tor fftys 1 can't ride nod
ynci i.ij I can't walk. Whit's ynur
I lis'r.ed did rad here for, r.yway.
s'aes! riits: fh: i
V';.!i.im Indir.r; i i;.- '"iritmei
rorfiniiler A Irving ha! just i
oneiied a new line of ponier, table .
?.jpre, tov.fi ring, wtair nails :
and r.ov:-;!ies in furniture- :id '
1: ji:M-nn'ii!:;j. Call i-.nd re- 1
t. eir il'---
i:ew flora in thn
j Maaonic building.
Mrfi. X:ir.:-y HV.stfall, i.V 'i th
well kiiO vn 'hiru-si- contract' r
Jim West fall, has opened a Japan
ese bazaar ton? in the brick next
door u C. U. rtuf r's. It in
filled with all kinds of Japanese
wares ami novelties, including
parasols. !anr, canon, ladies wear,
souvenirs, eU:.
tCl
A!! voi;d MJid Yi'lV il:e:il.
1 ,
1 1
Ii) Ai(!;!!iv
i
A ia!- the n.' i;.n.-t;-ni-iit
A iiil li:!-1
-licioe f!i::H- sro.-erie anil
Canned i-'tnt-apples,
TaMe Delicacies
.--r.,.t,ntl kv. f..r
Wrtttt tmlti (lild iUtl'ties.
I fliios
-."!fl .1 i
kincN.
FRESH BAKED BREAD
lvcrv JDav.
Best Svrun.Pies. Cakes
TEAS akb CUFFK
Candies Niits. Kaisins.
CANNED uuODS, ETC
i oe bejt Soap in the market,
Le Roi Savon.
A fine assortment of domestic
and Imported Cigars
&TM JotinJKox's old HtanO low JK1 nn i
now brick.
O O VI P A, N
-01-
Okeoon
OFFICERS.
I'lCi-i.'in: t.'Jiurlos E. Wolvtrtn,
ii'e-rrestdent .J. U. ntsmaii.
lreaani cr
J. W. Cusiek.
R-en-tarv -I. K. Elderkin.
DIRECTORS.
:. Strntian. i:ims. E. Vo1vh-
K
ton,. I. 1.. v.owan, 11. n. .Alonteitii,
1. '.V. Cus:ii:k, .1. O. Wrifsmaii, .1
K. Khierkin, ('iinileH Monteilli,
y. .siaipson.
Safe .Bounfi conservative
n,.fn ft
Sauare Company,
Managed by bquare men,
Patronized by Square People
sosissi Hcmo Eatcrpriss
TAKE THE
PROM
SCHMEEROTLES
ratEs:
To any part ot the city, 50 cent?.
For cailing, lirst hour f-1. -Q, eacb
subsequent hour $1.
bland in front of 8. E. Young'
and W. I4', i'a-ad'rf stores.
SHII.GH'S VITALIZE!! is what
you need fcr eonstination, loss of aj
petite, dizziness and ull symptoms of
dyspepsia. Price, 10 and 75 eents er
bottle. FoNhay & Mason.
iitay Bath House
AND
HAIR DRESSING SALOON,
JOSEPH WEBBER, 1'ROPIIIETOE
ttf L.idiep nd children's hair drewf.
ng a specialty. Dmua satiEfaetion
c-'jarantc-Ui
iiiiii:
("urran k Monleith have !ct for
sale on tl e installment plan, rang
ing in price from $125 to if 1000.
mm smmEEWB
Livery, Feed & Sale stable
Cifnier Second and EUmcoilh Sit .
ALDA2TT, - - $REG0S
TTwmm EOAar-wn by tie dy or month. Cor
.1 1 nayi'dor I'Uiieii on reason ah I e terDif.
FOSKAV & MASON,
V.-i.o!.-j!V.eS.'.sOJljtail
JILP.AVT,
RSC!05.
: i i
to
! ! til HWI Ui UUe
I - WH KEEP
FiiPiBers rti'rcliiiiils
K
JUL
JiAKIXG
po ivnmt.
Fut ap expref!y for Julius Clmd
wohl and .'old at hi Golden
Rule Bazaar in
OK K
POUNJ)
AT
CAKS
25 CESTS PJili CAls
0""(iiaranteed to 1m
in -M'.'-rv l!(" -K t.
fins'. - lass
lumvoni.
OF
41
yiXE UlSl'I-AY OK
tiOOVS,
Cliineso liisheK, Japanese rnrios
ities.and novelties of all kinds have
been opened at the Japanese Huzaar
.tore of tlio Ivwon Wa (lee Co..
opposite the new Masonic Temple.
The Indies are i-..'edto call and
inspect these fin-.; holiday goods.
SjSTancy goods sold cheaper
than in Portland.
K.E. WAlJFOin),
11a cin; purchsse-J the
PALACE
EAT MARKET
Is now prepared to furnirh frtsh aitats i nil
kindif; boat variety o! choice bci:!,teal,niuiU'D
pork lausage, etcin tlie city kept ittiiiaiiij
n hand.
Brownsville"
Jbieal jtListaxe and
NS VltA NCE A CEN I
DAVIS BROS ! AND CC
SUEDU. J.ISS Co.1 (il U,(
: AKCH1E W. BLACKEUKN,:
wtir
le. K. BKOWNELL, Til K GRCCEK
UNIVERSITY OF GREG0N.
ki:c;ene city.
Next m-ssinn burins on Monday, September
16. ltsKO. Krce si holart-iiipgfrbui every eoun
t. In the state. Apply to jour county super
intendent. Free tuition after Jamiaxi 1,
1S90. l-'our eouive: ("an-ii-al, Siientilie.
Literary and a tliort Knglih eouisc, in
which tliereis no Latin, Oreek, rrenthm
Uernian. The Kinlit-h is pre eniincmlv n
busine8 course For i-alaiogues or otner in
formation, aelredi.
J. W. JOHNSON, President.
ALBANY
A Euli Corps of Jntiuit..
Clansiral, Krientifli-, Iiteraty, c-cmn-ercial
and normal tla. Coiiries rf Ktuciv ar
ranged to m.-et the needs of all I-rum's of
KtudentM. eia! IndurcnicntM ofh-n-d to
etudeiitu :rom abroad. Tuition ranges from
3..-.0 to Sl'j.so rer Term.
Iiintruii'entalliitiuitii u in iti.'i
ifiven by iiins Iura (Joltra. '
I'oar.l in private f:imilie tt low rates, and
room for seif boarding at small t xpcr.pe. A
careful Kiipcrv jiion exercised over -pun
way from home.
For e-ireuUrs u.A full rarticulars " addirs
t-iM'jprr-xiocrt,
UEV. KLI5EKTN. CONMT,
Albany, Orcjron,
Over The
CASCADE MOUNTAINS
FKOUJ ALKAXV OR J.IBAKOX f EAM-
WAED.
The
vViiiau.ette Tallpv ami Can-
citric Mountaiu Waon Road is in ex
cellent condition, and by all odds is
i ha leut and shortest waion road to
Eastern Oregon. IFater and grass is
abundant along the entire road. The
graoVs are easy, accommodations su
perior and the road well bridged
making it tho best muntain road in
th9 state. For summer jaunts, hunt
ing and Hfhing the Caovarte Moun
tains in the viciiity of Clear Lake
and the ThreeSisters. s.ffvird seperior
ads-auta-'cs.
ill - "
V' Mac
rvv H.iu: rr il r pre ojmb.
"Sotno niontlis ni'O I 'purchased n
1ms of Dr. J. P. ill'p Catarrh Cure for
niv own use but incline: my nephew,
C. A. MeMnhan necdintr sucli midi-t-ine
I let him have tny hox of medi
cine, lie. now Rends for three more
hoxes, snyinsr it i the best, tliincr for
catiirrli ever tried by him and his
friends. 1 trot another box to use in
my ruse, and cheerfully recommend it
tootlif rp,
(Siemcd), JOIIN McMAfTAN,
Ex-County Commissioner Lane Co,
Oregon,
Springfield. Lnne county, Orepott.
Prof J, w, .Tohnson.prcFidont of the
State univerpiiy, pays it cured him ol
a conch after two other prescriptions
had failed. Likewise two of his little
irir!fiised it to cure their cotieli?:, Mrs
M;irk Kailev. wife t.f Prof BaWey,
.iit it to Prof Johno-, and rei-oui,
minds it to all who suffer from colds,
and o-ulif . For coiijrh': it act like
ii chi'.i m, iind . :in t e inhsled into the
pipes or p.is:ii s, where . t-lL'-r
( oiiirh tore :'ii reach.
X CI KIC RFI.O'F IS TIH! lST T.t T.
!i.. !,:i ::;e in ti'i? vorM for interna
ii'..! r;r. :i - f-vi! ,.r tain i r . : aii:re.
Yok v.iii n... ; :..:'.;.! i'.i.). ik jm.r
diVi.'ict :r it.
UUUUUL
niwumn
ttpie kliliite, i (afllllfla Route !
ALBANY, OREGON
is-ss ,.SS!,
i&
a
in
1
Overland to California
IW1
VIA
1'AltFlC
S?OUTIEKN
OoMI.XY
VA'i MOUNT iti '-bTA ROUTE.
Time lietween
iinti iiii tr:nirUrt
35
35
II O 'J E G
California exrt-ifi trains n:n daily lct-rn
Portlant! anil San Fniriviixo.
4:x p in. .I.t l'.rtlnd .... W..1U:45 aru
S:lSpiu..I.v AIIjio I:l5ani
!:4i u m..Ar S. Krai i1m-o.Lv.. 7-0(i j ni
i.orairU'MMH. ilrain Iisil.- 0 - si:i ui
S:tMJ a in. . I.v l'uitiand .
12:10 p in. . I.t Albany...,
2:411 1 in . . Ar Kiisrt-iie. .
. .Ar. . 3:15 pm
....Lv..llUf. am
. . .Lv. . 1:00 ail:
Lchaniiii ISriiiM-li.
o:::n p m..Lv..
9:00 pm..Ar..
1:00 p in. .Lv. .
62::J,(i p m..Ar..
";'i0 a ni..Lv..
S.2' a ni..Ar..
..Albany... .Ar.. u':;Hiain
..Lebanon Lv.. bMftfarn
..Albany Ar.. 9:2.r ptn
. . Lebanon Lv . . 8:4" am
..Albany Ar.. i -( pm
..Lebanon Lv.. ,V40 pin
PULLMAN UU FFETSLKK PEHS.
TQyillST SLEEPING CARS,
I'nr ai:cciiiir.i.(lat;n of Sec-end Class l'ef
sei'ifrrn ailn hed to Kxprefs '1 ram? .
Tne S. V, Co.'s Kerry maUefl tiiincc-ion
with all the regular traiim on the east Hide di
vision from foot of V street. Kotrland.
West glde'.DIvlslou.
Between Pot Hand and Corvallis.
.11 !! Train Ihilly-Kxcept Sunduy
7::su a ni..Lv. ...Po.tlanl ...Ar.020p. m.
12:25 pni..Ar Ccnaiiis.. Lvl.SO p. in,
At Albany and Corvalli connect with
tniimof OrVn Pa ifleliailroad.
t.xprrKH 1 ruin llall.v (nxi-ipt Sunday)
4:Mipm.. Lv.... Id Hand Ar.. 53:00am
s:0il u m . Ar.... ViVinnvi'le.l.v.. 6.45ain
THROUGH TICKETS
lo Al! Points
SOUTH AND EAST
Via California.
tZSTPor full information reyardiuir roU-?,
mapH, etc-, call on cou panv s ayent at Albany
K. KOKHLER, E. P. KOGFR-.
Uanatrer Awt. (;. F. & P A
MOON PACIFIC R'Y
COMPANI
Overland Route
Trains for the Kant leav Portland at 7 A. a
and 9:00 r. a. daily.
mTr-1T'T?r''Q to and from principal
1 J.OJA-1j 1 O points in United Statca,
Canada and Europe.
PULLMAN PALACE CAR SLEEPERS.
Free Colonist Sleetioir Care Bon Thronea on
Ez -reis Trains
OMAHA,
COUNCIL BLUFFS
KANSAS CITY,
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS.
Movant Sew KlniiiK 'ur Mlllioul
C'.oso Connection8 at Portland for San Fran
Cisco and 1'uijet Sound points, j
("or further partii tilarg inquire ot CuraanJ K
Montcilli, First Strtct, Albany. Oregon.
tifHots leave the Company's wharf, at
the foot of flroadalbin street, -n lucda an;
Friday of each eek. C. O . KA W LI GS,
L.ocal Agent
t. SIlLLI.f.
Iieeral T radio niuiacrr.
.i. iv. l i t:.
:. v. 4.
-THE-
3P.EG0N PACIFIC RAILROAD.
AMI
Oregon Development Cos
Steamship Line1
i
AND
Hours Less Time.
Tlian by any other route:"!
22
Kirst-class through paBtrnger and frekht
trcm Portland Mid all pcii ts in the VI il.
n ette Vrllev lo end fun f rn Krantit-io.
Arcomodatlons unsurpassed for comfort and
wfety. Karcs ane1 freights via Yaquina snd
-.he OrcRon Deve opment comj)any's steam
hips, much let that by ary ether route be
weir, all points in tb Vkilllanietie.Valkv
indJSan Fnnciscot
Sailing dates.
KB OH TAQL-rjIA.
Wiilanietto Valloy....... ept. tM'n
tllamelteJValley .....Di c. 7th
Willamette Valley " ltith
VKOM BA5 raaatisoo
Willamette Va.ley Sept S4tN
Willamette Vallev Dec 31
Willamette Valley ". 11th
The company reserve the rijiht to chan
te-anicrs or naiiintrdatec
C. II. Hakwkll, Jr., Gt-n F. 4 V. Afcrnt.
-.01 Montpimery btreet, Ssn Kranciivo, C-J.g;
daily 1-a.skrnokr trains,
Kxcept Sundays.)
0 Yao,uinaR:45 A M
Corvallis 10:38 A u
r Albany 11:10 AH
Lv Aibanr 1:C0 P J
Corvallis 1-10 r v
Ar Villoma fi-'iO r. v
O & C. trams ccnrcct MAilir. ardi"i
n'illamelle Hiver Line ol' Mcimicr.H
ThoWm. M. llnasr, the N. S. Piutlry and
the Throo Sinters are in service i"T boih ps
senicr and freight traltic beivcen Corvallis
and l'ortiuul and intcinit-diitcu points, leav
iiiK conipanv's wharf, Corvallis, and Mcsrs.
Hulnian 4 "Co. s wharf, Krs. 2(H) and 202
Front St., Portland, thre time fach week
as follows:
NOKTII nOdtUv
Lv Corvallis Mon.. Weil in I ii 8 Otfan.
Lv Albany Mon , Wed. aim F 9 W am
Ar Sa'cm Mon., Wdd. and Fri 3 0 pn
Lv Salcn 1 .. s.Tlmr and Snt 6
c. Uar.ii'lu Thur. and Sat.... 3 SO
OUTH BOUND,
rort'aml J!c v.. n .(.-1 r,,.. f 0 "a
Saem Mon., V cd. and , Fri 7 j.'ir-
L v Sa niT eit , 1 bnr. and S:it (1 Co i ni
Lv Albany Tues.,1 hur. and at 1 Si' j ni
Ar Corval'is Tucs .lhur. and fcat... ?. 30 1 ni
Wm. H Hoao,
General llnnou-ti.
.pent
Onrvallit, onx
C.'Hoous,
WAMTED.
THOSE WISHING A FIRST
class piano, sewing machine, the
latest music or artists' materials, will
find a bargain by calling at Mrs. 1).
Hyinan's. The pianos arc fuliy guar
anteed for five years. The best
pianos made to utaud the climate of
the Pacif.c coast. The Sew Ameri
can Sewing Machine will jile.tr. c most
f.-(fftiilioiij. r.-iiiititii; and tisnsic les
sons given thrie. Stnmpiiif.', Km
1 roiderv and riressiiiakii -r doi-.e to
order. No. 115 lt St., Albany, Or. i
Farmers! 1 n-il have : wi.tJe
j d ci. V. E, Kruvir.eli.
' mil 1 miik i h ii
UlLLIrJ rJllUllJ Ull
STEWAJiT &
.1.
Dealers in-
General
Iron, Steel and Coal
IVaaotitt and Jiuffies
Hope and Cordage
Blacksmiths' Supplies
Garden and
And all Implements
Affiicultural
SPRINGFIELD SAWMILL
A. WHEELER, SPRINGFIELD, PROPRIETOR.
SPRINGFIELD OREGON
4&Albany yard and office oi Kallradbetween 4ih and Stb etreets3
A..YVheeier, Albany Manager,
Having lumber not excelled in quality, tud facilities not surpaeecd f rthe
prompt and satisfactory filling or rders. I ri.-fit ectiullv elicit a chare f the
trade. a. WUEEI ER
A GIOEIOUS PUTUEB
In keepino; with the ever brightening prospects
of our fair city, we are daily adding to our already
large stock such fancy and staple groceries as "will
ul Jy supply the wants of the most fastidious. And
wnile we call special attention to the quality and
completef assortmentlof our goods, we will add that
as a
Special Inducement.
TO OUR FBIENDS VJE WILL
Give Away on January ist
1 Dinner Set, 120 pieces
1 Tea set, 44 pieces 50
Thrte Tea Sets, ech 44 pieces 18 0
This ware is not cheap baking powd r prizes, but
is elegant genuine English table ware. Let. every
lady avail herself of this opportunity of procuring:
not onlv the best croceries to be found, but have a
ehancefat drawing free oik or more of theseelegant
sets.'
LA FORREST & THOMPSON.
1889
JUKTRECJIIVJJD ALAH6E INVOICE OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Wootens in Overcoatings, Suitings and Tiousetir.qs. We make
a specialty in Full Dress or
Balls and Parties
Oli KKGULAK KVENING WEAR. A VJSRFECl GUARAN
TEED. aT THE LEADLNG MARCHANT TAILOR?.
Zaches Bros,
Opposite!
mo s Furniture
THOS. BRINk
Best Line of Furniture In the v of AJbam !
Fane" Wickb. Chairs Lounges Parlor
Cornf ce Poles, Mirrors Feather
Pillows Srin Mattresses,
Window Shades Walnut Exten
sion Tables Suits.
And w.4t you can't find at other liousf, I hare it. Ir f.ictewrj
thins tin is kept in a first-class house
Ash, Jlapleund Walnut Chamber nets, Chairs,
Stirinff Beds, Lounge Etc, Etc., at Prices thU
CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD.
LP. ANY OI03
SOi
Hardware
AND-
III
V
Carpenters' Tools
Builders' Hardware
Powder, Shot, etc.
Giant Powder & Fuse
Saws and Axes,
Crrass Seeds
Used by Farmers!
525 09
1889
Imnlonionf
m winter
ostoXfice.
House