Morning daily herald., April 30, 1890, Page 2, Image 2

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'aily a.-iu weekly
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1UK 31 IIL.
V..j i! i'ie Albany pastnificc close
a er ail rioriu i
m V .'. . t - r n im!M '
1 t.iJ u,g
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4.n the Nu Can- li. H. )
luri'orfian t and baleiu II A. a,
"rvallis and Yaquiu li:3i r. M
ate aou-.h ;:Mp.h
'the puloiliw will be closed eaoti evening
cam aix to ace o'clock.
ileyUured matter tor dm e.rty . amine;
train -hould tin mulct lieVre & .!;.: the
i-raviou eveniir.
OREUO.V I'ACJUC: TIMt: TAHI.E.
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fli'BTaToe- K. 1'. T. KMier.
t'OK JSKB Wljl K'TLlllllkr.
Tilt: '!:! if TAX.
The I leppii.-r t ia.eltc wants to
kiiouii wliy money and credit
:diouM nut he taxed. Money
horded or on deposit should he.
When put into circulation it is
taxed in the business or enterprise
in which it is used. To Imhtow
money i-i to receive an accommo
dation for which the borrower
must yay. Money is liorrowed
chietly to eXH-nd in the develop
ment t'other forms of properly
which cannot escape the tax
burden, and this burden is in
.reatd in exact ratio to the in-
re:ioo oi the !oeit . The tax
on the money is therefore indirect
ly raUod over the shoulders of the
iiroperly to vhicli the money has
boon I'ppiied. When credit- are
1v.1l,. iii.l,.i II... loir t ! i..i-i.l'. n-.i
I .1 A.l VI 1H-1-- I 1 IIV J.l II , I HI 1 - I V .
the borrower must pay an interest
hL'h enough to meet the credit
tax an I the market Vote of money
aecoruniodatioii. Money is largely
a law unto it-elf, and the mistake
o! our tax h-w in relation to it ).
that it ;t tenijits to cnniitd it by
iegifflatioii to do the thing it can
not be made to do. The reason
v.'hv credits, should not
be taxed.
is that tlie attempt to t:i them
retaiMS ie eiopiuelil oi o:il
,, t
natural vesoiiici
and places extra I
iiurdens on the struggling hu-i-bandiiian.
uiaii'.ifactur. r and
miner. Dov.ni s"cV Maker Citv
f.lade.
The event tiie iniiid that gave
em ina lion to ihe above, must be
completely occupied by a gold
.ia so held in front oi it. by some
ominating inllnence. that the
. hole hoiioii of the universe oiu-
o is oo: i!i
ted.
MoDeV
in circulation is
t'
It
taxed in b'isii.es.s is it? Then, my
dear sir. land put in cultivation is
taxed in the act i f cultivation,!
1 ..11 1 1 !
iiii'.i iiotiiu i" i i nip:. j'Lis'iuai
pioperty al-.i that is actively em
ployed i- taxed by that employ
ment and si,iil ! l-e exempt and
illy the Imaided money that
earns! nothing and the unimproved
land owned lv the 'government
should be taxed. That is precisely
where yoitr logic would land you
a single lav theory with a
vengeance.
Again ''the borrower mils! pay
an interest high enough to meet
the credit tax and the market vote
of money accommodation." our
writer says what does he mean?
1 1 certainly cannot mean that
interest has advanced since any
receni advance in taxation of
credits in t his state, for interest
has dropped from 10 and 1? pvr
cent to S and 10 percent.
A to the intimation that money
is a law to it-elf. which is a like
.statement to the one often made
ihatlho holders of money will
always strive to evade taxation,
even to the extent of lying out of
an a.-sessment, and. ergo, it should j
not 1-t -.xe 1 so that those mil-1
iion.ure iwai-rs i money need not J
have the sin t lying to answer1
feu. it is i'.i-t a-obvious that own-1
. I
j
rs o; oth.-r kinds of i.topeitv can
lie v ut of asv .siueni. xempt
thcni i-.iso. The truth of the
niiitttr is in ihis phase -t the stil
ject that tiie lustre of the gold
dollar held before the visual organ
-en ill ll Minding scintillation. I
gem i "
oist at this sUe f the obsrva- . '
jUM.ii.i - . JTHArilACKI.Vr.tOl-OIIcanbewnnUk.
tlOtl. . Hid Siailgilt can lie .seen I'Ut i j lv rrrerl by Shiloh'e Cure. WiKjujr.intee
that lnuchiy worshipped dollar.
As to tiie last sentence in the? J
positively we i
:ihove uUOtnf.on
nor no other i.iir minded nrolj
servins i-eis -it doe.s -ee. The
iiBsertion wade in thut eentence i3
simply nn attempt to pull tho
wool over others eyes a efTective
lv as tJif cold dollar is over the
eve of tin- writer i the ithove
Sfiphislll.
Wealtli or property.
lio lHUttt-f
in what i'jrm it may he held,
1 ill li 11.11 1'Jllll 11 11. I M UViU, . . . . . . ,.. I
'.truli tunned condi at a err ion
phoiihl l.e made to loar
hnrdeii of taxation, i
its iijital i
a siruple '
, . ... . ... . .,
ana eiiectivi- iruisni; aim everv
..
argument that shift that rcpon-
Vil.ilitv i. .ophi-trv.
'
,.. '"7- 1 1 1
j lm: ipier-non ft how
, privile-!' 1." cxtcin'.e.l to a man. Ill
iw ...ay
to till, ts a matter foiH'orn in all
localities. In this coitnti v it i.-
: ..nicklv settle.! l.v eimin- a man
j short oil when lie alleiiiils to
iassniueanvthitw otitsi.le i.i the
hare functions ..f the (.trice, hut in
eountries still tinctured with a
. , , . , ., ,. .
Sentiment of wureliip of the divine
right of kings, it is more .lillienlt
to settle, l'or instance it i) sail
that in Scotland recenth ,a ..a t r. 1-
111:111 ''II 'HI) t ill . (i I ll'l h 111 III'.
morningin the Hijjist, of Airdric.
X. I!., was iinliriun.'ite .-nonli
discover tin- Mipei intemlent ! I le
local "liiie!" in a state of iipm.ii -ions
intoxication. As the "vliiff"
remained d.-at t'i all persuasion r
remonstrance, and ah-ohit.-iv i-
Ciineil t-i alwtain Jrniii auv iurtln i
" " ri iiri
assaults on the
house door-hell
treot lamps and
his iiiilxii - iiin - i'i -
.i .it i . i i i .
I .-i
I to take him into custody : and lie
' was conveyed to the police station
'with cojisideraldedillicultv. Alter
, his arrival there, In" conduci bi-
: came so violent tiiat the s, rm ant
j at the desk considered it n. c.-ssarv
' to ldace him under re.-t raint in a
' '
.cell, and ae.-ordtn-.dy entered a
I charge of "drunk and disorderly
; condu. t"' against him. t n the
tollnwin-'dav the suiieriutendeiit
was orouglit up oetore the magis
trates and fined, lint notwith
standing this judicial recognition
of the well-founded nature of the
accusation, both the sergeant and
the patrolman were .-iil.i-er)iieiitly
disniissed the force by oidei-of the
Town Council, mi ihe ground of
'"insubordination.'' t was claimed
that tht-v had been -'uiltv of "dis-
i i , . . i
obed'tence" and "di'resH-ct " to '
, . i i i
fiieir supe rior olhcer. I hi de- i
cisiono,. the part ..f the ity 1
Fatheiij oi Aii'drie has given rise.
to widespread oiscussion. tor
while it would be obviously im-j
prudent to encourage constables!
. . ....
" "' 111 ,h',,r "Ifr "'hcers
i whenever I hey ch-He-t; to consider
theni ai diuiik. yet i; is ln itiifest
ly the duty oil he police to inter
fere and prevent any infract ion of,
i t h- law s. even if the culprit hap-.
pens to be an oliieer pla.-.-d in i
authority over them.
-
recently;
x Irish tenant on
1 ! t I 1
l,w,r "'""b ireiam.
'ot the better of the entire poli
force that was trying to evict him. I
He barricaded hini"elf with an,
iron door, inside of the r.-ual i
wooden door and delied and w ith- j
stood the police. The action ,
si i i red up quite a riot. K i.-t ions ,
are the order of the day for Km;
lish ruled Ireland, hut ( .Udstune'e
home rule when it conies into-
force as it eventually wiil, will
cause athange in euch matters.
XEW TO-DA Y.
T.ton SALE A (food younj row .-mil k.U.
TJ Inquire at the Ukralb orB.'e, "i I;. N.
ll.trdniau on Albany prairie.
.
'
'-vr.ik '
f'lRL WANTED-To do lonerul h
I t Apply et once to Herai. ct)' .
i
ni-liitia '
SfROt"X wIhiaiiIiiiv .ni,.1i bii1 k
J immdiat?!y relieved by Miile'i ' ee
t'jr aal of t'oaay it iUeeu.
IB. t
J ing lire, life and accident Inatmnce i on).
panic.
IOST- A ismall parcel of papr aJdrenaed I
J to.'. V. Me-.inr:. box s:a. I ind-r nil I
piei-e leave -ame ,. ,.r.tVe ard hiS j
rro MY I'ATKONS AM) LAIMKS OK At.-
bany, I aut preparcl t do firer. akiu
on short notice. A pcritet tit a.i l a.itife.-.
lion guaranteed lu every reepei't. lbai.-K !
for pant favors. All in the future will lie
irratefullv received. Mrx. II. Barn, writer i
6th and jeffei ami.
S LEEHLESS -N IOU IS inademisierahie bv !
that terrible cou.'h. bhiioh'i. Cure is 1
th? remedy for ro'i. Fertile by Fhav i
riinf fc.i if i." vi.i ii'Rr: iPi
la . . . . "r-" - ,
r 'choice ..'. ati under cultivation, lour ,
ni!!u a.itit'iriicr t' Mlntir (nr atl nt a Inr.
pain. liKtuire l Paul Mincvnineir, ot at !
tliiscfnce.
HO'.tsES-Uou;bt and aol.i on moat tavon
aS! tcrma. Apply to A. Senders at
V.r..' -'sor Schmeeraatabtea.
V'cp. .. A sw i5ora mmixa jiacaixe, 1
X ' reatly reduceil rates; Uo choice :
c.in?:y Linn, tn;;tiH and werinaa ain-era. -
1 or particulars inquire or .Mrs. n at. aiyer.
MONEY IO LOAN' HOMt CAPITAL OK
food real e-'tato ac-curlty. Inr parties..
lara enouiri' of (;eo. Hmphrev j
KAV Foil- 8!.E ' -ri.EAK CHEAT .Oi
tlinothv, baieil; will l.e!d la quantXea
to suit at rcai ena'ita ia!v Mr raeli, ! tse
staMia of I.. .Seiuler.
T V, MOFACU PKSS P.t.-ErrSER.
jlj. conira-inraana ouiiaen. riana. eci-i
li'-atiiKia and dotaita furninhed for all LIua4 of ;
frame a ml brick buiMmira, btidjea, etc. Ail
work promptly ill is u.l t.)rante'l ta re j
tir-t-ttasa.
it V. A VERS. ARCiltTKlT AXll sflTP.
V'. intendant. 0:e over Firat Kariunnl :
""Mbandirc-. A!.anr. Or. w
from a'.l parts of the wuntv.
ollotted
Albany Bath Honse
-aND-
H AIR DRESSING SALOON,
JOSEPH WEBBER. PROPRIETOR:
I3T Ladies and ciiildrep hair dreaa. ;
ner a specialty
euaranteed
uniue ssustuciioB ,
PAISLKY
Je Pritrs.
Fiaest Wrk. I
kw frlares '
Ill ! SATIUKS.
lat'-! niH'vt , music
TI..
Mym.i No. 1 S'.ar tv:natic: uud il kiuGs of
Sjure :it Ceamd Meyer's.
Lover o:' Oirtl iueee ehouid call
i , '"iii !. ThcT have- ut re-
: . , ,. ... (-,,
i-fiTea a lot M lull ciea.u, lieii ana
I sweet.
Mtiii-u.t :i-tu Sitter is the beat
remedy ia the world for liver and kid
' oey disease. lttie-tion. etc. Kw sale
j t I BunmjrartV
Anew line of till? v;ili-:iier will!
. TOrue.
; ail eifr.nt '--i''. t''' :r.o f
! tlm.
i ,..,Fort,-h,il,.'H,i" a'H- .!"','it':whrt'
; Chauiberlain a Fain-Balm. n hei.
. niptly applied to the Irom part
: 't wil. ,)ierent the aklu from lurninir
J itchin: and emartliii: of c-LUbUins
j restores tbe jmrt to a healthy
coadi;in Fpr aal by inshay -x
j iBgl
I Grand Army boys, well :w many
j thers, will bo interested in the fol-
i W,D from. Ale!C Xl Stewart,
Tenn.. who is A. D. C Commander
Dep't Tenn. and Ga. He aya: "W.
have had an epidemic of whooping
ooagh here and Chamberlain' Cough
Remedy lias been the onh ttiin j that
has alone any good." There is no
ianger from whenpieg congh when
this remedy is freely used. 50 cent
bottles fur sale by Foshoy & Mason.
Have you heard what Mr. G. L.
Weast, of Cambridge City. Ind., says
f chamberlain' Colic. Cholera and
i lJiarrlin-a Remedy? If not, her it is:
' "Pnrin last summer I was troubled
Terv iijaoii wttli severe pains in the
i 4ttmajn and bowels, ami wa iiiiMc'iM
j bj a friend t try this Reae.ly. I
j tk nu ose, as per direcf.iii). .aid
lt. av.a 10 alm,st ""mt rt.ift,
I
cheerfully recommend it te iVn
j a8Rictel,
1 and 50 cent battles IT
; sale by Fihay A Mason,
i
' , . ..
Mr. r. .1. Sitiuh, Kditvr of t.ie !:
j Abercr-.mibi-, lakU, Herald, ys :
"The ""st nond-rfi! ii.cJicir.e, I
; hare ever m-'t with, i ri..in.b-. -rlain'
i t ' , i; . . .. '
i ill c c :i-our ! i .;:r.'ir' r-
liai tin hiili?ii-. fritis 1 1 .i- ! i ill nil '
it imhspeusible. t'u' -a :' - li w ;tr,
it imparts a flraeanv i-i-'... and prc
fents the painful i.:.ir: i...,.a, waidi
alkali wat'-i eruduccs. I could nut
feel sat'- ii'ieiu it in ny liousr." 25
lad ."0 ciir.t l.tti.- tr sale by
frfcav i Mason
outrnrlur unat ISnllcier.
'. I i .mum mil. rrai-rB ri.ANS. rrrincA
' J.. t..in anH ilrtiii's for alt kinds of builil-
'"t " arrbitrtnr. All rlc prompt Iv
doua guaranteed ta !ir.' -rli-a. l.ti-
niatw furntshot on (-hoit ni.tice lor lru-k
b?idff.-"'i r"' ,,,Wic ,",i'',"'-
- -
Take
I Simmons
Liver
Regulator
One Dose
WORTH
too Dollars
Drat S. L. h: I .-ovaer on- 'e'of S!a ',
mon Liver llf jiitntar unrth "il.MI. I nn J
coi:Hli iteil, lin.l Itenilaihe. eanM eaf uolh-
ii:g v th nitjsiartlon or annetife" bad ttia !
11. era. u 1 't it nitovMher ont of aorta. I re
n'lt.dtoi; :n t'i'oai-t. Oninine, and
i vi rv rrnivdv K'iyatwt, but otilr oh'Hined
i trinpiir.irv relii'f. One doee of R L R did me
I mure -k. than S41 verth of iloc'ora and
' ilrctorin?. K"p'j-. JO Martin.
I hai e been a te-j-bf r fr fv. elite vearp, and
j during that tlmeiuve had lepratedattackaot
J htadac'ii?, rrodneod by torpid Liver, and
I have been cntiretv enred bv Simmons Livet
Rexula'or. I fonnd It t be of tn mild a
ebarf er In it a-t!o!. aa nnt to interfere. In
the leiKt m-ltli m ilnrten in tl imI vnm
fa h.-e kimi arle itud end rjbjei to'ba
me, I mnot :m tilvblv re.men4 Sim- I
mom l.i'i-r fleeu'ufr.r.
!:. i:, i:np.ri; Oarapkilvit'e, K . i
KOI? B A IE.
He li:ive a ivir lnvl of choice ;
yonag IVrakeraa Stallions wliieh we
Till at reasonahle prices, jt you
x fcy a l)rr.j utalJion cowe :
,,,, ,- UcW. L5fceM, i
anna g.vea wkea aeaireii. 1
?OUTHJTICK RROS.
TH K MARKET,
I
I A 11 fl
I ill III M
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9
t -.i .l t i . i
i ftu me ie luoictr I mis cuua i
. ., .,... ,.. .
I . . . w. . ....... ., .ai., iiuvi, .
aud windows, moulding, etc.
from $o to $32 per thousand
Prices
Yard I
at Lawson, ou the Xarrow Gauge.
Se me befor purchasing elsewhere.
W W rilWcnPtl
Fostoffi': addretn, Tailman, Oregon.
.
FINE POULTRY.
Ibasabe.k villi and kion.e turka-.s far
sale Nt to per Fair; turkey e.gs 5 tor 1;
Broa n Lojhorn ena 1 for 12; alio W'vaa
d'e aad l.!i;bt Brabmas at same price.
L. J. UOUCK. Tapjent, Or.
W are perovinently located an t'a
Cline
honieateait mile frsa
A'kanyou (.'iralhs inn. iVe hr
s aaad a larre staeii of
111 n i -n ;
-non v r mil I m
.'iii art utlwtafiiii""' "e "il j
rarties ooateuiplatia BlaBtiae
tr.es wiii asalt tkeir i.teresU er
exsMiaiea - one stack anal rioe kof.r. 1
. anal prioe ofre
,urcfc
iTHANABaeVTNKLL,
Aleaey, Orfa.
I iimlmii
uillllin I
111 AT" !
Ainany nunsenes!
KIN
MISmtPTI
at' Pr. Sural PMea.tV
ymmi or yfcj-ootlo Syrsyr.
fha4eria.OKl CNl, 0ntftna J
fmr Htomocb Dlandma. Knjctatkn ;
itve lxoUttiT aieep ; alao li!a dtoestlot ;
I gulwutnawtw aturlitrUiwi,
i
j HA Jl?T
SPRING II
ttbiatj u line liu f suits
! jReiiiii an 1
-Salf.n GPIWl -KOLIJBY ' J
ScnJf.rcji.NTU!3a.B?nPnr rl.fnn
H i- In i le .!nl ii.-t.e.l, jud io i-r.ier to make rooBi fpr new joodd ll
id! fo-1 1 liis Urc, o:U cf dic foeJf, remuaut9, notion?, etc., nt a
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A
IIJULlLS (:JJ
GOLDEN RULE
THK LEADING CROCKERY, I ANOY GOODS AND TOY .STORE
OF ALBANY. THE ONLY GENUINE ROGERS F.K09 SIL
VERWARE, FRENCH CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
EOY'S WAGONS, BABY AND DOl.L CAR,
RI AGES, AND A
General Assortment of Fancy Goods.
fcprMiialt.r in the finest TeaH, Coffees and Family Groceries,
direct for net cash and carrier the largest stock in the Valley.
)a'In8urance ajent for. Fire and Marine.
v
01 m
I am now
receivius:
jvately say 1 hart
Istock top shown in Albany- My
Dress Goods Department
Is TerjrtulJ, comprising all the new shades in silk
warn Henfietla. We ak have a full Hue of all
wool Henriettas, Cashmere!", Almos, French and do-i
aaestic suitings, satteens, etc. Also
. GENTS' FCRNIS4ING GOODS.g
J OrJNTS' NUCK WEAR.
UMBRELLA,
H08IRRY, 2
1 woild ail esfpecial attention to our itot ot
WHITE GOODS, YLOUNCINGS AND EMBROIDERIES.
s T - 1 il. -
i f3 L1B.T o m agjuj iui - ' ,
"jjr ...J
Wait goods at th low.st possible price.
W. K.
l wJi
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VII
ALBANY, OREGON
We make price rattle on Hard
ware, Tools, Stoves find Ranges.
Tinware and l'lumbing. Call and
ee us if you want anything in our
lire. We buv bv thc carload.
li.-
ttl3 Tuartsunaa td qnlclc fmjo
' 'n"MJ"L"''
Oltfldren's Gaaiaiacte. Bun r lor to Cava tor (.
Citfldtrsrai gyy far Caatoria. ifTrl-
; ur nMOBBBand Oaatavia, for alntitr..
roBipLilnU,aa supfrtor aoany prMrririt.i
i !iovd W tan." IV A. Abcbeb, IL V. .
111 o. OzXard St., Brooklyn, li. Y
KICEIVD Hlf
OF LOTHIiVG
hieh will I o!d at bottom pliers
Coun t er
r
He bvvr;
i WU LI I
iniioiiocwi;
my spring goods and I can
largett a weil as tiie linest
LAMES' DRESS GOODS.j
LADIKS' FANCY GOODS,
LADIESMUNDERWKAR.
LADIES' HOSIERY,
LADIES' N0TI0N8,
V P" Si Crt rin i
Resp'r,
FtEiYL).
lieffle&!Tlie City Liquor Store
J. HAUJ1GAIIT. I'rourietor.
-"Nuxt door to Iho Odd Ftllu" ciup!r. Albany, l!rjroiiV
Kmv-i oonatantly on hnd tbe luti: imjiottrxl and di.mrttic wiues, linnors. cigr.riu
tet-a -!". only fint-clasa liquuratore in the t:ty
SPECIAL aVTTEKT'OK PAID T9 ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY
Manufacturer of China: Ciya
Cigars, Plus and Siuok:nr Tolu. cos. !i ri l
full line of Hniokern' Altai . ,
Next door to I'lfnitlcr's euialy s'.oie.
Children Cry for Pitchsr's Castoria
IIrnMlV Tulie noaliotK unle.s W. I . louW usiiit: and pii.e ik st.miirf-.i ui.
J rV U X 1' J Vi the bottom. If tbe lit iter cminnl ttipply vou, n-i.d liitjl tn la.tor.i
cni-loi-iiit; r.iitvtinnl prim
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE
FOR
GENTLEMEN.
Sold !v
he neirative
Lniplicutr
have about 100
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do i-.'j 1 fi'oy , t
V I.i M v.l . 'it .li t
c. .s : " en
(ill.-' '. 1 'e
Mu.'Oi'u Veil
FOR PURE DRUG?
TOILET
AND
an
-nEWT.SO
j iiAi.a 1 -
I I mn Faints. Oil.1-
The Finest Linn of Pmnns and nr. in tlip
CALL AXI) EXA'MJJNi HIS STOCK
Altamont s fastest stallion nud sire
I children with a 4-e.ir old record of
I Prineeinrint, 3 year old record 2;3r, and Zilaphone 2:33. Will bo kept at !
, Alhany, Tuesdays and Saturdays; at Salem, WednesJays and Thnfdavs :
mill It linmi. 1..n.l. 1 11 I . . - ' ' I
, ...... i..i.w .-iiii4.ij . nuiiniiii ti, et -
ALTAGO.-9320
, B3 year old record 2:41 Son of Altamont, the sire of a regiment and Maggie j
Arnold, record 2:3." (puhlio trial 2:28.) Daughter of the famous brood mare. I
1 ll.. 11..1. III. Jim nf Vnfnon UJi'.. C:l! U. I . 111. ll. I
! -J T 3 ..U.I,... X-.J -.1
I nii iwi.iB, hi iiaicj, iiiuMus 1
I and Saturdays.
Season commencing April 1st. and no respe?ii: i!itv assumed for accidents. '
Thanking our patron for past favors w i..v .! ..J.nirer of the light I
harness horse to call and see us. A few choico hiuod mares suited to the '
j hove stallions, also choice yoong driver and colt from foi sale. Will take 1
I pleasure in showing stock any day except Sunday.
MCKNIGHT BROS
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-AND-
GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET.
WANTED SPECIALLY Hay, oats aud potatoep, to unply cust.-mers
, the Ore-on Pacific Railroad extension and mv inere.iai Lm. t,,t
I un
I where I sell in quantities to suit the
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1
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Friar V:
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I inr nir. tir.'.i) lluiul .raln
and rrr.liiiiinr Malrrproul.
Hint in i;p m oi lil. Laiintiuc ki-
5 M (.niuii.e Bllui'il M-witl
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9I.WI llan.I-M writ Mi tt yliur.
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ttt.tr, A H't tui klnuirn-a
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w nt.iy .-jll.Jj 11" is' mUooI
eliarii.
All Maile ir. on;rw. HiiiIub
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L- E. BLAIN.
Tuo Leading;
PHOTOGRAPHERS.;
ALBANY, OKEWON.
made by L. W.Clark mid Greenwood up
can be had from them only of tie, ai re
u.-gativt made by ourlve?. from
e had at like rati!. We earry the otilr full line of view
; arijed work at loweet rates for first-class woik. W e
jeu art enr studio in Fromau's block, next doer o .e
FAlsOY
to
GOODS
i'erfcmerTand toilet arti"
linn a fall 'line of booici c:
sietlonery. periodicali, etc.
Prescriptions rartfi''
imipotindrd
iH CDO FELLOWS TEMPI
Piajijr
Oiapr
CARRIES
of Deice, lcadin; Altainout's
c.ii. Irarlin A ftinnnt i.ran.1
- J..TJ. 1st dam Belle Price, the Jam of
ric marcs at sou 10 insure
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hj hqu j '.-.t- ,1 a nome f ridays ,
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purchasers. Oific foot or Ferry street!
R. M. H0BERT80N.
mm 2:29-34
OvOiiaild to lJ1iia.
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PULLMAN id I I 1 T.-i.KKi'KK.S.
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with a!, tliv .. r'...ir 11...1 - '.1 tl. t.-:
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ni ride
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7:BU a ru.. I.. . . . l-o l.m i A. fl ?0 p. ru.
vi:ij p ni. .a.'... f r - f. f. m.
At Ai'i:'.ll' Mill Ir;1.!':!- l.iil.t.i..:t Milh
Irsiiisot Oift' n I'm ihi tifmr:
i:prt-s Tr.-'ln I'rll.i l.x p: fu-.iiay)
4:Jo p lu. . I...
S:00 p ni . Ar..
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THROUGH T5CKF.7S
In A!! loints
SOUTH AND.EAGT
Via Ciiifc-.ria.
j? Fr-r lull Ii.fnniu.Tirn icjtitf :Ii.i(f mi.,
map., tr-, cm ttn. f-m h..ttit .1 a uuy
lUBION PACIFIC BL'Y
rtJi:An
Overland Route
Trains for the Eat leara Tortlarid at 7 a. H
end :00 P. at. itulv.
mTfir T?M'Ct to and Ir.m urinctiad
! a.xvavaja kj
: n 1 ."
point in I'niUd Mat en.
1 sitiada and Kuruj-.
PULLMAN PALACE CAR SLtEPF.S.
I Free Oolcnirt Bltonin Cars Knn Tororct ca
1 Ez Tett Trails
! OMAHA,
COUNCIL BLUFFS
KANSAS C ITY,
CHICAGO 4ND ST. LOCK
' riegnnt w ntiitns ar i
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("lot Ci:iiittij i.. ,1 l u' .- Sta rsao
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Oregon BeYeioymeat 033
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22 Hours I-ecssi iime
Accomodations miMirpas-rJ for ore fort and
safety. Karea anr1 freights i!a Ya;utn uj.
I the Urejnn Mtn o niir.t cL.iaj j'e rteem-
, ships, much Ion th:.: Iv prv c'thrr roure be
1 eMi all points the vii-jUtittU VaUa
and Ban Francisco.
Sailing dates.
rr.ox tasi.
Willaaaette Vatier March tth
Wil!mi-tee Vui.t;
ViUlm.!t Vailvy 2aj
ta six rHAMie.x
i Willaiuelte Va.lej March ISA
V lllametti; alley
1 WUUmette Valiuv . . io
. The con:pany reserve the rht t.i chcrw
, t earners i.r SAiiiiisriista
i. n t, . .. .
1 10 Hnrttr,v .-riW r-";, i J ' .-V
rit.T rasE.vcra tkaivk,
r.xcept SnmUiia.)
L Yaquina6:45 a v I Lv Altiauv 1-00 r I
Cnrvaliie 10:.fs iv " l-nrvalils I 40 r
Ar Aibaoy tl:10 a m Ar Viiijnir.a s--io r. v
O. fc C. trait.a ,t;,,i ilt .;itn
Via. l f!o0,
C. Ui.', r., Cental Maaasiti.
Art-n o. K A P. ajt-m
Corval'ia, on
JOHN SCHMEER'S
; Livery. Mft Sale stable
Corner Beoond and Elfacortk SU .
I ALBANY,
OREOOX
Hoasas oai.bd by the dav or cionth. Or
Hesor e iu;cie an rpx-onabie tcrs s
viir. 1
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W'hoicaale land, Keail
IISANY,
CI1C
BROTOSVIhhE.
Heal JLLstate and
1XSURAXCE A Ci:X i
CALVES.
lv0R f ale-two tc mo:.th old pull
A..?i'!V"J. e .'?' old. Fa'i
Mary f.milv. ToV t" m. wu- i. I
( Arnld-" tm. tth.iaf.r -j., '
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