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Newspaper Page Text-i - : : r w Tin: yovxiyn vrvji.- Tiiiiy rrjn?rAr,v jmk. gtornittfl 3ailij 2icvatlALttANY & SCKCtA I :::?( A. .v Aul t i si . iir .-to btstoit buy;!-.;, take- ;ire iil wa ;:.:-takc. Mis- ..-.My. In heat-! 112'" Mi) ii !Vi' tf:f- !:irtreSt US t!: 11 .... . . t i ;i f;:!i v selected stock in the i-il' The doves w oiler wvso no! I ; irJ i r f4.s an (-Xpert-1 mi'iit but ;t- a certainty. We! know what cadi .-love? will i.. and j thev were bought for c:ih, so the j price. i. right. We have special-1 Lie3 in heaters, beside our regular ; lines oftJarland, Argand and Su- j perior stoves aiid ranges. Oi:o. W. Smith o.k s ti.i:. The Daily Hkkai.k will be sale each morning at the new i stand of W. 1. Kuhn's where it can le pivcurod at -r coat ropy. WKATiii:i:.jiNnHvrioNs. For Albany and icinity- Fol lowing is the forecast tor 24 1 ours, ending at S r. m. to-cuv : Fair; slightly warniet. i .f)TTINSS AltOH I' TOW V. Fountain pens at Will t Stark's. Coll VanCleve, of the Sc.'o Tress, is in the city. A successful Washington's birth day ball was given by Win. Kich- ards at the armory last evening. Dr. Ii. F. Fuller, of Halsey, has removed to McMinnyille. He was in the city yesterday on bis way to the latter place. Tb? steamer Willamette sailed from San Francisco yesterday at 10 . u. for Yaquina with 200 tons of freight and 44 passengers. Mr. James F. llaswell has re signed bis position a superintend ent of the woolen mills. His place will be fdled by Mr. V. F. Croft. The Ladies' Aid Society will meet with Mrs. Miller at the resi dence of Mrs. L. . lilain on Mon day at 2 i. f. A full attendance is requested. Mr. Stanaril, of the Grm of Stan ard & Cusick, is a competent pre scription druggist of five years ex perience. All prescriptions intrusted to them wili be accurately com ixninded. J. S. Antonellc states that he has made a satisfactory settlement for bis final estimates on his railroad work with the Oregon Pacific rail road, and will return to-day to Portland. A Teiy plesant social was given at the residence of W. L. Vance last evening by the ladies of the Congregational church. An ele gant lunch was nerved and a most money can do it, when we get J. h. Sullivan, who was arrestelVftarted. Some people may have for breaking into the railroad sec tion house hear the depot Ihurs day, was bound over yesterday in Justice Humphrey's court in $200 bonds, in default of which he went to jail. J. Ep'ey and family have arrived in this city from Nebraska. Mr. Kpley ex jH-cts to purchase a farm near Albany and become a perman ent citizen here. He is delighted with Oregon, and says many peo ple from that state w ill come to hegon during the year. The piano recital to be given at the college by the pupils of Prof. K. Lorillard will take place next Monday evening, F'ebrnary 24th at S o'clock, instead of Tuesday even ing as previously announced. The Dublic are cordially invited toi attend. The fourth quarterly meeting for this conference year will be held in the Evangelical church, corner of Fourth and Lyon streets, next Sabbath, February 2:;d. Kev. C. C. Poling, presiding elder, will be present and fill the pulpit. Ser vices on Saturday evening at 7 :30. All are welcome, Dr. Patton treats successfully all diseases ot women, and guarantees to cure all curable private diseases, lie has a sure remedy for catarrh of the head. He sleeps in his office and answers city calls day or night. Consultation is free and everything is strictly confidential. He can be found in his office in lilumberg's block from 10 to 12, 2 to 4 and 7 to 8. Birthday I:rty. A pleasant lm Unlay party was tendered .Miss Clara Wain at the residence of her mother on Third and Washington streets last even ing bv a Dumber of her young friend's. Lunch was served and a pleasant evening was spent. 4' I lose present were: Me-srs. Wilson Wain, K Wei kin ridge, .-J. W. Paisley, James F. IIa:i. I". 0. llajne and Misses L Lie Robertson, Adeli.i Wirktu.rt, Lib Irvine, Khoda Hail, Margerv "Wink, Olive Marks. J ariiiers' Institute. Prof. b imrn, ol the State Cii'.tutal colleg'. wa.- in tilt yesterday arr.ipg'!! f- r the ers institute to be held here month On account of i h;- -the date has i.( en porootied March 27 a:;d 2-. An iot.-r iTour.iMine will ': arrant', chi'li.'g p.ipers by prac::cal ers ami educators. gri- city i. II lii- IH'Xt ill.'ii e.-tiii d. in-liinii- Scissor. Shear. Immense stock at Stuwart Sox's. Ibe i.est quality and any size or style. Call and examine our slock. Mew art oc Sox. A fresh lot of dried beef chipped to order at Jeo. C. Henderson's. ASTOKIA.!B3ILWM iThe Head Will Year i'loni be Started Tins Both Ends. FDK TI1K WOIiK i monkv i:k. iy f.r Piimancnt Lcs.tt.o-. Oal; :cr Good Weatler-Tcs V7iil Be Built- .-orvcvi is. v. ii! be in the iidd within ;t few week.", making a pcr- isianent location f the Albanv it j Astoria railroad. The arrival in i Astoria this week of Secretary j Wealherf.ird and Directors .Maston j and YYritssiian, of this road, caused ! something of a flutter in real estate and financial circles. When ao- ' preached by a Morning Columbian j representative, one of the party i said : , "The Albany it Astoria Com i pany has been organized and ccn n i ducted on a purely business basis. it i,.ls i, eonneetion with anvi ntlmr rnniinnv jind ii lint linL-eil I Km! i i Ir ) by men who are too heavily inter : esteil in other roads to care for the ; success of this scheme. The pre liminary surveys have been com pleted from Albany to Tillamook ami will be made between here ! and Tillamook at once. As soon i us the weather will permit, engi i neers will be put in the field to J i make the final survey for perma- ! j nent location and set the grade ! ? stakes. j "Construction wili begin at the Astoria end this year, f cannot ; i sav when, but expect it will be ! early in the summer. 1 know it , will be started this yen. It is pos-1 siblc tuat we may start work at the Albany end also, this year, but this is a matter which has not yet leen decided by the directors. We shall begin at Astoria because we can get all of our material and supplies there quickest and cheap est. The Southern Pacific would not care to transport our stuff ar.d the . Oregon Pacific people, while friendly enough, are not able to give us the advantages in tune and rates that we can get by starting froir. Astoria with plenty of ma terial and within easy reach of more. "I am not at liberty to say w here wc will enter Astoria nor where our terminus will be in this city. Wc have secured all w j need in the way of ground and water front and hive been liberally treated by your citizens. We have the utmost confidence in the future of Astoria, otherwise wo should not build here. President Cowan and Treasurer Lanning will visit Astoria soon and may be willing to talk more fullv about the road. We are -paying no attention to Keid s scheme and know little about it, ! bevond what is printed. It does i Additional particulars concern nt affect our enterprise in any j in" the robbery of Damon Smith's Way. (drug store at llarnsburg of $!00, "We have a line route, with easv shows that the men who commit grades and no sharp curves. The it, have been stopping at Har cost of construction will not c risburg and Junction. One of heavy nor the work difficult, ex- them had been boarding at the Vept for about thirtv miles through te mountains, but'tbis will not be a serious matter, and we shall push the work as fast as men and doubts about this line ever being built, but we have the money and know that it will be built." It may be stated in this connec tion that the directors of the Al bany & Astoria company are classed among the wealthiest and most enterprising citizens of the Willamette Valley. They are not loud talkers, nor are they credited with embarking in schemes of doubtful value, hence their quiet determination and business like methods must commend them to the confidence of the public. IN THE COW CREEK CANYON. There Will Bo No Trains fron San Cisco Within Six Wefkf. Fmb- Reports from Ashland state that twenty-tive tnousanu people in Rogue River Valley, who have been for more .ban a month past waiting for the mail from the out side world, have at last been grati fied by the arrival of a mail train with a carload of mail transferred by Dunsmuir. Reports from the wrecking force in Cjw Creek Canyon now indicate that the damages to the railroad are much greater than at first an ticipated. Now it is generally understood that the railroad peo ple have abandoned all hopes of clearing out the big West Fork slide, but will build three miles of entirely new road around it, on the opposite side of the canyon beyond the big slide. Many miles of track will be almost entirely rebuilt also. Railroad officials say that through trains cannot possibly run between Portland and San Francisco within six weeks. Accident the repjoii I'lieilie. Yesterday morning near Harris station on the Oicgon Pacific rail road a ii.ive of bridg.j carpenters ere w orking in a ravine below a small bridge, w hen the bank sud denly caved in and fell upon ihcm. Cbailes (irav and Win. Htn-'iianao were seiioiisly iojuied. tht having his collar bone b t.-.D places and the hitler b j ue, I infernally. It is bolli men will recover. lorni r i roke .'itig tin. i in Kctiini Thc:u. l i e parly who outvied snv 1 "Il ! i i.t 1 obruaiy 1 , I v.' tooi; therefrom a suit .i" r some j--ue!r an. 1 other ;.it; known, and this wiil gie ib.it unies i the stolen nrtiei H .!t; .1. -s 1 rn t S ill'r rcturiitd 1 will pru.--eci:i; i!h part1 . Ii projHsriv isivtttriic 1 i otpii'.-tii-i..-w:ll hs akc.l. A word lo ih" v, i.- ; li Mll'lfielit. R. E. Coxx. Tiio finest l' t of c.ihlia; foasiiu w as r-.Tt-ived hy .Mueller it (J.uiett lis Nothing like enterprise. Ol t l:C- . U'.-.-i S. i eci;iiii,'. j i KD LOAN BASSOCIATIOV. ! Tjfl Acnn.-.l u s lltetics L.-.st irg A Pri-sp-rcas Sr.ow:n;:. The lluilding ami Loan Assi.i i.i ti"ii held its monthly and also its tirst annual meeting last evening. Two loans v.eie made. One to K. J. OVonr.or of $10.10 at sixty- six months interest m a'tvanco. ind one to W. A. Lanhead "f $ KKHl I sixtv-live months inu iest in a.l- tnee. At the annual meeting the secre tary read a most satisfactory show ing of the financial woi kings of the associati- -ii w hicli the : for the past year, of How in is a siimniarv KKCKll'TS. Hues j Kntrance anl expense ' Advatued payments. . ' Fines ! Transfer fees :,:vl iM) '.04 00 27 00 I!) Totak-ash received . . . $!0,2"3 ;0 disi:iksi:mkxts. l'aid on loans Itooks and supjdies. . .$S.!!).; 4!1 . 110 So 2S1 r,o V'vumi Total cash paid out . p,:'M Si Cash on hand HKSOl'KCKS. Loans on mortgages... Loans on stock Cash on hand , l'ooks and fixtures. . . . lu:; from members. . . Total Less $ K;i 7(i .$i:;,7oo oo 20,00 st;o 7 101 40 5 oO $14,741 40 I'nearned interest.. Due members on 4,22i ;o 27 00 7 00 id- vanccd payments. . . Due members on loans j Total .$ 4,201 20 Net loans $10,480 20 There has been thirteen loans made for building purposes. There has been paid per share on the first series $11. The profit is $l.o3 and the present value of each share is $12.:;:;. The rate of proiit show n is 20,'.; per cent, per annum. The second series was closed and the third series opened. The following officers and di rectors were re-elected : Directors II. Bryant, Oeo. II. Keeney, .1. P. Wallace, W. S. Thompson, J. K. Chamberlain, C. II. St -wart, F. P. Nutting, W. C. Jassell, (Jeo. W. Ilochstedler. Officers W. C. Cassell, presi dent; C. II. Stewart, vice-president; Jay W. Ulain, secretary; (leo. II. Keeney, treasurer ; O. il. Irvine, attorney. Auditors J. L. Cowan, 1, W. Langdon, K. F. So.x. F'inance committee II. Pryant, F. P. Nutting, Jeo. II. Keeney. ; Th ,,.),.:.!,),,.. j Junction ho'.el, anil is thought now to have set it on fire. One of the i boarders on the night of the lire I lost $3M. which is now supposed to nave beon stolen. The fellow- has left that vicinity, and there is little probability of catching him or his accomplice. llrnken Sidewalk. Yesterday afternoon the dray men broke through the sidewalk at the Willamette Packing Co. 'h, caused by unloading an immense lot of fresh groceries and pro visions. On account of fhe block ade their stock was somewhat limited, but they are now prepared to meet the demands of ill. Prof. II, '. I'uluirr'H ni-r!lii-i of Mnwir, Tweedale's block, First street, Albany, Oregon, opened Jan uary 20, 1S!H). The course of in struction will consist of classes for piano, organ, harmony and voice culture. There will be a normal , class and diplomas furnished to teachers, siecifying capacity and experience. Students partic ipate in monthly recitals, and are graded to insure equality in rendi tion. This conservatory will be conducted oi the same basis as those in Ros'on, New York, etc. This is the on 'y recognized success ful system k sown for a thorough musical educj tion. Send foi circu lars and ref rences?. Office hours from 1 to I'.cttcr Than Kver. I am now better prepared than I have ever been to suit my custo mers in the shoe line. I have just received a large invoice of tli3 cel ebrated Laird, Schober & Mitchell fine shoes for ladies. There is no manufacturer who claims anything better than these shoes. I intend to keep a full assortment of them in all prices, widths from A EE, ami can suit the most fastidious in fit and price. I also received another invoice of the popular ahoe, E. P. Reed's in waukenphast snd patent leather tip. These shoes aro we'll known in Albany as a fir.-t-clas-i ni.-e style slice. "Or ders ir.nu the country filled with care and s ili.-i'.i'-tiyri guaiantced. ;cl V.. Young. A ri iv cil : ( f.ast. vivr-d a large I u.ive j'i-i icivivr-n a large in voi.'o of stapie and f.,iiey groceries I rf.i:sitiog cf CalilViri'ia .-i-o om icbcesi', line coi.ii. honey, Swiss , ehce.-e, i ll' .-ho:e iu.ick i al", inu.oit- in. '.I rots l '. eo:l -;i;:i v. iiv.: . A-r, c.ike.-, et Co. lid's, cioaiii o a ('.lie linc Wilhuiiclti' I crael 'illkill I'oeliel s:l -cry. l.-.IVe--; iiu.j iincs'i r hi -play lev j?t C.i'.l v. ry !!- -i .u.'i t: to;;:'li .1 at S:. : ii:iil:i-. to this va watt t cox' il ;i want tios hot (Miality i-r groceries, iiud -VS vivo mo a call, and satisfaction in Ii Ian ;;! , i.i ;.t tilt- Iijwot p:i:v. I'n.lnpt i:t'( lliiiiU giiiir.tr!'. cl. (ieo. C. Henderson. THE SEASON OP 1800. lit to be a Busy Buiid- i!Jg J till ior Alo.tnv. oki;;on iwcM'ics nriLm.Mi.s CjJ Heg Exp-cl'd t3 Aniv Shortly-Soa-.e Extorsive Basiaess Blccks Thr.i Will Bo Bnilt. It is stated on what teems to be ood authoi itv ttiat Col. T. E. IIol-h i will ariive in this citv within a few ! days for the purpose of personally ! looking -ifter some of the extensive 1 improvements to be made in Al i i i .i t , Lanv dv tne wregon racitic com pany. In addition to the active work of pushing the road eastward across Eastern Oregon, plans are already laid for some extensive building and improvements to be made by the moneyed men of the company. Foremost among these w ill be a three story brick block on the corner of First and Lyon stn-ets, for winch the plans are al ready drawn and which will be occupied by the offices of the com pany ; also a big hotel and the di visional car and machine shops of the road. Some other important improvements are also contem plated by the company, which wUI no doubt Vie matured during the summer. k.. i..,nL- r r.,r,... i.i.i , . i ..i,.nB u-oro .wi,..?tl fi... i i i -ii- . i ...... 1 . . uaiiK. untitling 10 ue erecieu 1111s i erected this year ; C. . Ayers is the arctutect. The building will be a handsome three-story structure, with a stone front. Its location is on First street adjoining W. F. Read's store. The entire first floor will be occupied by the bank. The second floor will be used for offices and the third story will be uted as a ball for societies. Plans have been drawn for sev eral brick business houses and with the cessation of the winter season active preparations are be ing made for such building. Present indications point certainly to the fact that during the summer of 1800 there w ill be greater piles of brick and stone go into bo-iness tiouses in this city than ever In- fore. The buildings too will be higher and of a more metropolitan style than heretofore. In fact Al bany having long since passed through the successive stages of village and country town, is now entering uoon a period of growth and advancement, becoming the chief city and business center of Oregon. The city is steadily extending her borders, and scores of new residences dot the suburbs in all directions. There is a great tide of immigration to Oregon. New men and new forces are constantly be ing added to our population, and business is steadily increasing in volume. The entire state is en joying an era of wonderful grow ih, :int fftmmnf !tm.intr tlio iitinQif j ' j " ia ir. Oregon Albanv is takinir on a sub- DrfHKrd ( liirltrnx. Order a nico dressed chicken for your Sunday dinner; call anil Leav ' oi.r orders early. Willam-etl- i . ' ini'f''-.. KKEP YOUR EYE ON L a. niJAJlDSLKl 'S Column. Agent for NEW ZEALAND INS. CO. CAPITAL 5,000.000. Fire and Marine Insurance written. IF YOU WANT CAM. OX- E. G. BEARDSLEY, AGENT KOR Astoria Real Estate And Trust Company, LOTS IX WILLIAMSPORT, ADAIR'S ASTORIA, NORTH ADDITION, BURRY'S .ST0KIA. I'OWELLV ADDITION. HUSTLER-:- ASTORIA, RAILWAY ADDITION, 1 1 ANTHORN 'S AS 1'ORIA, COMPARE LOCATIONS AfiD PRICES. ACRE PROPER! Lots for sale on the it all price. INSTALLMENT PLAN Aii.l at any lai::est property valley. (iistautc fruni the ticc.s. and Bl-'ST line (.f A t - rii h.'imUeil hy a'iy a.cnt in OFFICE LYENINOStH E. (J. BEAHDSLEY, Real Estate and Ins-ur.ince Acnt AND NOTAKY PUBLIC RroaJalbin Street. Albany, Oregon. inmnmi nnnni n AiuitiA rnurLtiJ i somi: s:!i:.t i;iic;as In t:-::l r.Malr Uurkliarl .'. Maliil. .-t. rv 1kiu:-;o atnl 4 lots, ll:ic'.!vuiati'.s 4th addition A g..c,d situate.) i fwi i'2700. I A !o,u new cottaift! centiallv lo cated it; the 2nd. addition and one gunl corner lot for 2100. 2 good vacant corner lots centrally located in 2nd. addition for 2."00. A goo.l new cottago and one good lot in the 2nd audition A bar train I fur $1 2 30. i A ntw house and 2 -'ood lots Hiking addition for $850. A good house ami 1 good lot in 2nd addition, between Jefferson and Montgomery streets for SliOO. A good small cottao on oth street, in 2nd addition and one good lot for 1050. Half cash balance on time. A No. 1 good 2 story house and good lot 05x110 feet, situated within 3 blocks of the central school, best location in the city. A No. 1 bargain for S3S00. 22 feet front on First street, in one of the best business blocks now pay ing good interest on pries askec1, on easy terms. Home and lot on 4th street, Hackle man's second addition at $1000 A good bargain. Lots and blocks in Goltra's Park addition for sale on the installment plan $30 cash balance $10 per mouth. Several lots in Pipes addition for sale at a small advance on original price, on easy terms. Lots id Hackleniens 2nd., :!rd and 4th additions. Call and look at our city list of property ' 10 acres choice truit land near the I .i(i t tnlu nf .si a j. '--" V j racis oi lauu wiunii a lew nines of the city iu tracts of 5 to 20 acres, good for fruit or garden purposes for sale at $40 per acre. 100 acres of land SO acres cleared, some improvements, small house and within two miles of Lebanon for $1000, good terms. Good farms, improved and unim proved, in all parts of Benton and Linn counties for sale from $20 to $40 per acre on easy terms. We also haye 100 acres of good land, which lie i withio 31 iniies of Yaquina City and within 0 miles of New port, which we offer lor a few daya only at the extremely low figure of $'AoO cash. This piece of land is deeded land and is well worth j three or four times what is now aaked for it, but it must be sold immediately j fcr cash. A good bargain fur some : one. We have a few good city lots to trade for farm property, if you would like to make an exchange of this kind. Call and see us. Bi'kkhaut & Maun, Heal Estate Ageuts. A Good Investment. Twenty-four feet on First street, in the best block in Albany, for sale a a bargain. The property will double in value in two years. Wallace & Clmck. Paisley & lob Printers. t 1 IlUUIj KI.r.LTlll ' i O L'ivcn thai, tin' re; VOTICK IS IIKRKItY rular aiiE't! Rrhool ; , ,. , ,h ' fcctioul tiuildinir in sai l school district, on M mlav the 10th day ( March, Is.', tor the purjioj-e of electing one director to Kent three years and one clerk to wn e one year. Said elec tion to Ih.--in at 2 o'clo-lc r. M. :ml ontinue uni it G o'clock p M. of naid day. Itv order of the board cf director. Iated February 14. 1S90. V. ii. I'.i RMIAKl, .Ions KcilT, Oihttict Clerk. I Chairman Heard Pirectors, Third ward Having riircliii.-ed this popular e tatilislinient I am now jirepured to rill any orders iu the groeerj and pro vision' line, A full stoik of gioeeries kept constantly on hand. The highest cash price paid for all kinds of coun try produce, or will exchange goods I ! i a ( (line one. come at 11. CI I A. ESSIO Nollre of IIIslaHon. N' OTICF. IS HEREBY GIVEN hat the lute firm of Hopkins A Saltmarsli. composed of T.O. Hopkins and George W. Sa.tmarsh, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, the said George W. Saltmarsh retiring. All the liabilities of the firm are assumed tiy the said T. G. Hopkins1 and Mary Sultinarsh, a copartnership this day entered into under the firm name of Hopkins V Saltmarsh, and the said hist named firm will collect all out standing accounts and claims of the late linn of Hopkins & Saltmarsh. Dated this January 31. IS'JO. T. G. HOPKINS, GEORO V SALTMARSH WHERE WILL YOU FIND A hood m. mm At tlie Oelri loriieo. T TRY UliKAKFAiT, IKY HIS MVNKR, TRY Ills nipper, linetz I'.ros ! all lln ii i eookini;. Tiy his h..t e. llue ami tiawi h cakes lor 10 eta. lie-Urn ..vstern nro a ! eialty, ntid yieat rare l.e lakea lo put tin hi up after Kastern ty!f Viiiii.a ai.d Hay Vii w i steis t-mistai.tly u 1'an.l. Ite.nl liih hill oi Unr a-m tev if yiil ih ti't liial what .Yiiuwant. Iiiil von r'.rr try oi eof ur sun iiav ililini'ls? .il KimN o putt Karne rs will I'm. I a ifi mil t.th:e si t ut the IK; iin-mieo. Waiting will he pivnipt i' i:nc ami n-.- n. rieh I Uh. KnMi liin.e. I'r.sh Vets i.ch i i;t;os.. I'i-oiio. C9KHERC1AI, BOOK AND JLB FRINTESS, ovi:h h i i.i.s, r.i.(io l ( .S (.'. I'll A LI.AN Y OREl'iON. I'iiiii. Iiu.tn:;. !;l.-iK!t: 1'IVNiiS H'M-.l.. nil u; I'r'.f. I'. Van li 'in I t!ie wi Ii l.H'.'ii a. 1 rci al. I lie i we"l hii'i" ii liii- p j )Ai:Tli:S J. shniii-l i t!iM e ly. pi-.-.ini tii'itr fAI!'ai. :'.!. 1 nine S.-ate. Ira .1 ir l.Jil it-n e in tiii ! -in ..s -lU.t in n i.iam f.nte i:i:u martery, ainl lias- " ''i-l i tlint lii:e f linsi. vt, I alnvs h t patnuiize I'i-iik cnOrpii-e ami tin- pnLiie bin til I reiiitinlcr tiiat H ey .vii in-w l-rt i.mniw tut c i in a m ue sk.Wiil inaiiiur in Ail.imv tlii.ti ils.wlicrc in (lie htate, or.leiat Will ii Link's Leal ii I W. .MOKNCU i ri-.TI-.K Ht'KTTSE!!, j. contra. t..rstiril S.i.ii'diT-. Plans M'i iraiioiiH imil (ietails inriiisl.cd for all kit d-r.f fiMinr ulnl l.tirk lraiV.1 es s. biiii.:i!i.tto Al! ivork i ri.nil tiy d .iu at.i: 1 euarai.tcid tn t'C first c aff. I i i Grocery Store T)A A i LlUi ;R()r.M TO ORDER WITHOCT EXTRA CllARtJE J'.Y K L. Kenton DEALER IN J0"NER THE POSTOFFICE. STANAED & CUSICK, tifCCIhtiOKS TO ;tISS A SOX l'KOPBIKTOES OF City Drug toxe Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Fdc- and Toilet Article, Sponges, Brushes, Perfumery, School and Attists' Supplies. Physioiam Prescriptions carefully compounded. First Street, Albany, Oregon. I Few And a fow' Lines of winter suits, which will be sold very low Prices. WE For our immense newr steck to ar live as soon as the blockade is over. L. E. BLAIN, THE Leading Clothier, STRANGKRs ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO CALL ON C. E. BROWNELL. AND INSPECT Choice Family Groceries. lliSf if ii . t y.-. McMINNYl LLE, UK. W. C. NE( ("Jraiiuo.tc r.f ttic- Koj: Ci-i! Enalaixl, as, edieal Ce.ile-' . l'iie !r Ins s: i-:t a sMi Ij and praeti e .i ii'.iV !! chn.is'.i; -' ewer?, s..-r.;cl.'v .-ii!"i'v u .'. -."n?, witlr-tit ; Me :!-' n;::Ues a peci. or :::i si itr e- ire. dt .' treal-Ila- 'ir?..'ti e:l ::.elll V. ltil '.tetr'.'.'U.V in si;e (eriii-!i ieis'-itai. CalU iich r.mi lv.j!i-!s i.iMi.'.; t'.y atte". .led day ! ni.'lit. His in tt- i.. COOl) WILL TO ALL." "-iTO'tie and ress.levce l-'erry :,tr..n t, .tweeis 'I liird and Futirth. WIO -KV TO I.HW- UuMK Al'I. Ai. UN i or J -ilio'- i-l '! real e-a .tc firlir j la:s eiuuiirc ol Co. Hiar; il: rev. , 11 11; III 1 1 ALBARY, OREGON, HIS .STOCK OF- BOTH ACADEMIC AND COLLEGIATE Departments. In the Academic Dejiartmeut there are four courses of study cf three years each: Classical, scientific, normal and business. In struction is thorough; location, hea! thj! expenses low; advantages, first elnss in every respect. Full informa tion in catalogue, foriwhich addree 1 OREGON TIIAT H.aCXIMJ COUtJIf can tk o iiiiiekly cured hy Shiloh's Cure. We ua'raiin'e it. l'VLay t Mason. I.W. I C:Ae:its asui and all p'.'.'e:: noid.-'rate !f -U. i. l'at.M pstftit i;i '.-- tliiti tl' Send nsi.ih i kefcripiiot!. or not. fi e.. o.r due till p: Vi. A rut'..'', ii ! "rndc marks obtained. ! t;-iness conducted for tlm ol'.if-c is opposite iT.i-e :s!.d we casi cecum :'i-.e :i.:il :it !i SS cost . .- loir, AVasliinstr.n. aw-insr, or j.lioto with .' iidvi-e. if pat'.-ntalde. .iri-e. ))ir fee not secureu, II. .w : Obtain Vat- ,1 cuts," with r .i us s of avtnal tiieiits. iu Diir htaie, e.cuity or town sent free. AiMreS . 4. a ro., Ojipo'itc t'.S. 1'at nt OiSoe Wai.tiingtoa 1.C. vv'JL a. j Li i i