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Newspaper Page TextTTTB Mf llimy O FTTH? A T ,T 611X1 ) A V . A VGV&T 1 T. 100. ..i I 1'A.lbY 4ND .WS1C1Y TtsUtH HTSUfidCeUr'tfoj' BAIL! v raukM r sssraiasj eauay Mvuday.i aTared by carrier, per weak ... O'W Av owl. par Ttai ..... m 00 wmiti ' ' '- 'Toblkbad awary TMf Storalaf .) as copy, par anna, la adranas W 00 Then out said In advance -.... SJO .aaik) tf the Albany postomeesso Porallomosssortfc (0 a. a. foWtaU . fad Uk Nat ww OA B. " ixtlaad and a ..lla.n ar.ftWaad-Tamaiuk . 12:80 r. n , asBos srasta ..7J0P.M1 . ..... )a paaMOaa will bi 1 .' each cvauing " tarn all to asrsa o'dook. ' " Sialstiril matter tor Ik ly moming . e. WainanmnVlbn asaiUd batata o clock the avatkonaaaniaft . j ' O&EQOR PACIFIC TIME TABLR. " ' ' ' Arrival Depart .Ul.14emll.00 p m J s.25oail 6.60a sPitfLfe OVSt NtW SILVER TRtLlSUItr XOTES. t j-ltunr. ' ' ! ' i , ' On the 13th of August the new silver law went into effect, and in a rhort time will be issued the first of the ."silver, bullion . treasury notes" authorised by that law. It is understood to be the purpose of the , treasury department to ad , minister the lav in. a sympathetic spirit that is to say, the full ' amount of silver purchasable under , the silver act will be purchased, aod the currency will be inflated to the fall extent possible nndrr its provisions. At the same .time, however, according to recent state nents of Mint Director Leach, it will be the policy of the . treasury department to keep the bullion treasury notes at par, with gold, if , . it takes the last dollar in the treas ury to do it. The operation of the ' new law' it simple. Every month, . or several times in every month, the secretary of the treasury will make purchases of silver bullion .; at the market late.in such quantities-that the aggrrgate oi pur chases for each month will be 4, 'vatfO,000 ounces.' This silver will not be paid for with cash out of t the treaMiry, as , was the require- : Bient under the Bland act, now - repealed,' but with the bullion ' treasury notea manufactured for . this special purpose, such, notes . being legal tender acid redeemable on demand "in coin." The head of the , treasury department ( will not, it' is stated, discriminate in favor of silver by paying out only silver 'dollars in tedeeming the bullion notes, but . will pay ' in silver or in gold, at the option oi the holder, so long at least as he " has the gold to pay w ith. It is not .. expected, Mr. Leaou says, that there will be any considerable de ' mand for the redemption of the 1 ' notes in gold any more than for the redemption of greenbacks. The fact that they .can be re deemed in dollars worth one bun ' dred cents will satisfy the public, . it is thought that they, are good money, and everybody will be glad to get and keep them. Hull, in the event of a raa on the treasury for gold in excels of th supply ao on hand, the secretary will . not be without resources for renewing 'his , supply.. - Existing laws, - ac cording to distinguished financiers, r give the secretary the power to sell bonds, if necessary, and with - . the proceeds of such vale to buy . t the amount of gold needed, H bin ' judgment, to keep the silver dollar ' ' at par wih the gold .dollar. . The , new law says expressly that , it .is he. "established ,' policy of - the 'United titatea to maintain the two metal on a parity with each other (Upon ! the present legal ratio." -This declaration, taken in cqnnec; tion with the Sherman resumption 'act of 1875, is supposed by Senator Sherman himself to give fu 1 authority for any. required pnr- . chase -of - geld. If extraordinary conditions present, thentselves congress can be appealed to for ' further powers. The conseqUvree of the treasury being able to pay .euly silyer. dollars in .redemption of the bullion treasury notes would be of course tiie placing of the country on the silver basis- This is precisely ' what ' the extreme ' silver man de-tires. He wants free coinage of silver so that gold shall no longer measure the value of other commodities, silver included. Were he secretary of the treasury he would wish to pay out only silver dollars as "coin," and would visit rpon gold the disgrace he be neves uaa Deen un merited I y tn- flicted upon silver. But such is ' not (Secretary Windom's policy, Thanks to the careful wordiug of the silver act and to the conserva tive views of the present secretary, 'there is Svery indication that the new note will be as good 'as gold. The purpose of the art, it will be remembered, apart from the private schemes of the silver mine enan. in io maa vo ine volume ol the circulating medi im to "make ' KBt7 mere abaadauU'? There is a contention, strange to say, as to whether it will haVe this" reiuTl7 Mint Director Leach thinks it will. All the silver bull'on treasury notea going out of the treasury for the purchase of silver bullion will be, he thinks, just eo much added to the paper money in circulation. None of the cash now in the treas ury is to be applied to the purchase of silver bullion, but only the notes created by the new law. Its effect must be, then.it is believed, to add from $56,000 to $70,000,000 annually to the volume of our currency. With gold, gold certificates'; silver,- silver certificates, silver bullion treasury notes, greenbacks and national bank notes to choose and all kept by the treasury at par with , gold "business" has not, it would seem, much reason, for purposes of internal commerce, to prefer one kind jf money to another. That the rebel Arabs in Moroc co have been guilty of great atroci ties, is nothing strange, because, nameless cruelties have always been perpetrated on prisoners by the Moors, but to force a prisoner to eat of his own flesh is something out of the way of the ut-ual barbari ties. As it was the governor's Bon who was treated in this .way we may be sure that the vengeance of this official will fall heavily on the rebels when he overcomes them Nothing short uf crucifixion of the guilty ones will satisfy his pa ternal feelings. Ladles rine Shoes. I make, a specialty of handling ladies tine shoes. 1 carry some of the bent brands made in tine and medium grades in widths from A to EE. All warranted icoods ; no trash, and will repair any pair f shoes of any kind sola that will rip or break. Samuel E. Young. Faults of indigent on cause dis orders of the liver, and the whole bysteiu becomes deranged. Dr. J. II. McLean's .-treugthening Cor lial and BlooJ 1'uritier periods '.he proceed of digeetiou and assim ilation, and thuo makes pure blood. . Persons w ho lead a life of e ij ore aresutject to iheuuialu neuralgia ai xi luo and ) find a value ole reo.edy in Dr. .'. McLean's alcani. Oi Liniae it will benii pain uc subdu i llama.- it iason. AJtfM- TO-DAI. DirCATIOS WANTEU competent kj n iUKkMpor want a situation. tMt par- t..ulr inquire of Mrs. n. a. ahannou. 1M)tt SIOOO, 10 ACHES Or' rlKSr-iLASa ' laau S lulietf from Lehauun, p -rtly Im proved, auitable for dauy stock, fruit or poultry, for further information inquire t this office. IL'AN -riD. Uy a lady who write a good If baud, od la butli quick and accurate ith account, a position in a store orotnee,, -I' IV store preferred. Address li. K. box (to, I 1 B. WINV AOKKI KOtt T11K LKAU J iiiK are. life and accident uisurauce com panies. iCKCOOL BKEKON UKAUUHT, DKAWN from lbs cellar, at U. Bauiugart's. VR SALE GOOD MILCH CuWd, AT fritea iiroa,' atabiea. ALL PERSONS HAVING LNSETTLK1 accouuta with Jobn IMerreiiKer are re tieetd to call at once aud settle as be baa his ineat uiaraat aud baa relired from de busiuesa. ! : : : z I.1CRNUHKU ROOUS TO KENT Inquire J of . OoeU, at Oelwooioa restaurant LI W. XTKKS, AROUITbCT ANl MUPKR U intendant, QVlx over "irst National uioik buudiiuc, Albany, or. . Work solicited 'irom all parts of tbe county , . - i. ; . . ' 1 ' LMNK CIQARS-IMPORTKD. bV WKdT J? and UumesUo, euliraclny tbe celebrated t tat de aLadrid. katrellas, Conqueror aud other cnoloe brand in tbe Wells, Karfo and 'Weetefir Uniou leieraph oifice buiMinj. aVrswottwaartb o - v MONEY TO LOAN-UOMK CAPITAL ON pxxid real estate aacunty. Kor panic u iau enquire of Ueo. Humphrey.- OLBETLfiaS NIGUn made miserable by O .tbat terrible cuub. bhiloh' Cure is tbe remedy for you, for aale by Foabay A NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVESTHAT tbe annual meeliui; ol the iUM-kliuld. era Of tbe Albany Electric Light. Pow er Hint telephone company will bn held at tbeir ptflue at tint hour of 4:i r. k. WeduAfcday, August ao, 1990 fur the "purpose of electing seven di revtors to serve one year, Dated August t. lS'Jo. . ..... H, ALLEN. Secretary. . . ! . , ' 4lee. N OIICEia hereby giran that tue annad meetiur of the stockholders of (he uolden City Mining Company will be held at the office of the undersigned secretary at .he hoar of 3 o'clock r. . Monday, -eptem-er 1st MM, for the purpose of electl i seteu director to berve one year. A full ;t -d-uice is deslret . lurost th, ISSu. ' U H. tloiAe. Secretary, Satire I trader. NOT1CB IS HKKKBY U1VEN THAT THK uadeniiirned truHteea of tbe rlrst Con Kexationai Church of Albany, Oregon, will teceiva b:da to paint the church building of said church till poon' of Aug. 4th 18SW the MM irueu ea reearviav the right to reject any and all bid.. ' H. H. Hiwrrr. ' W. C. KUD. Kra niiee. i NOTICE is hereby given that tbe i follow inn decribd horses earoe into CBst of Haisey on the 2Ut day of July, li'M: One aorel horse, with white or l:tze In face, and left hind foot and whibB. aud is aboul 12 twelve years oiu; also one sorrel Dome with white or blaze ii. the tare, all four feet white I and is about eight year old. One f 1 the horse bad bead sta'l and bell I on when taken up. Tbe onei of ' away and pay charges. . " J. L, UoLLinia. ! - .Compasses at F. M. French's. fHY8lIAS WW. h8TBUFN, M. O.. PHISTCIAN and Surgeon, oftlce In MV1 sin" brick. Can be found at office day or uiifht. M II. KLL18, PHYSICIAN AND SURr , yenn, Albaiiy Oregon. Wa DAVIS, M. I). PHYSICIAN AND n.eou. Can be found at bla office room ic Strahau'x block, First street. Albany Oregon- - C. C. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND aUR reon Albany, Oregon, office in Pierce' new block Odice hours, from 8 a. M. to r. a. j A 4. ROS81TER, VE1ERINAKY 8UR . geon, graduate of OuUrlo veterinary college and member of tbe Ontario veterin ary medical society, is prepareo v ew diseases of all domeeticated animals on scientific principle. Office at An Marshall's livery stable' Residence lh and Cauipooia streets, Albany, Oregon. Dr. A. MoAustm Boaaoranno Mu sician and surgeon Haa removed bis office into Crawford's block. All calls promp ly attended to, DRO..A. V7HITXEY"rPHYSICIAN AND surgeon. Graduate of BeDerue Hospi tal Medical College. New York City. Disease of women a )ecialty. Office in at residence oh 7th street between CaJapoola and Vine, .'Albany Oregon. - DR. M.J. PA TON. PHYSK'IAN NI Surgeon, BInmberg's Block, A" - ;.." Kemale disease a specialty. O f"iui'l n the otHco day or nigbt. w. i. srasRY. i t. Sarin, ,i. w ciurtt lU'RSiY, BVUi.V A DRAPKK, VTl- :: 1 ueys at law, Oregon Citv, O .-jon. 1 we -i yea- experien e as n-gisterti' th' j Lan.i ulfl -e 'it Oregon i try ar. i in tin. land praii'.ce recomm lids uk '.n wiir ai eclnlry bu. '-s bef rf- tbe lind O fice o I tie o.r .s S' .1 ii. i .Mnif the praitice H thr eieral I --tOflic. R H'AI ?j', t lon.-ry-at-l Alt. Oregon. Office in btrahan block JN. DUNCAN ATTOKNBY-T LAW . and notary public. OHoe in the Straban block, rooms No. I and i v. s. BiACKsoa. . w waivuT, BLACKBURN, A WRIGHT ATTORNEY AT Law, Albany, Oregon. OfLce in Odd rllow's Temple. -ViU practice in all court yt the state, and give special attention to all business. OLVERTON CHARLES E A fTORNEY at Law. Albany. Or. OtHce in rooms IS And 14, Foster's Block, over L. E. Blatn's store, J" tC WEATH F KKORD, TTORNBY AT . law, Albany, Oregon. otAce In the Flinn BUck. WUI practice in all the courts of tbestate, and give special attention to all business. . JA E8 P MEAD, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW and title examiner, Albany, Or. Will practice in all tbe courts of the state. Ab stract of title furnished on short notice. Ten year experience. REVERE HOU8B, ALBANY, OR CHAS Pfeiffer, Prop. Only ttrst-eclass house iu the city.. Largo sample rooms lor com mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the kitchen. General saae otfK" to Corvallia. SECRKT &OCIKTIK8. A. O. U, W. SafetyrLodt-e No, IS; r meets every Monday evening at th G, A. R. hall on Kerry street, between Seeond and rhird. Albany, Oregon. Strangers in tbe ivy and transienlubretnren, cordially invited to attend .. i .. ,, ... McPberson Post No. 6. . A. R. Suted meeting at th O, A. R Hall on tne second and t'ourtn Friday evening of each month. Transient . Comrade ate cordi- y invited to meet with us S. W. REECE, H. r, Taaua, Commander. .... Adjutant. Land sarveylaa. 1ATiaa ssiania scsvituis nous ca os tain accurate and prompt aork by calling upon ex -county surveyoi t , T. T. Fisher. He has complete oopiee of field uotea and town ship plats, and is prepare I to do surveyiug in uiy part of Linn county. Postoffloe address, Millers station. Linn cou tty, Oregon. onlrarlor and Builder. DC. SHIU. WILL Ft RMSU PLANS, SrBCiriCA . tious and detai's for all kinds of build ing and architecture. All work promptly done and guaranteed to be first-clasa. Esti mates furnished on short notice for brick buildings, residences, public buildings, bridges, etc. C'onfraelor aad Ballder. , , T me, I'NUEKSIUNEU HAVING LOCATED In Albany solicit patronage from city ana country, wui contract u nuua Dnage barn, and all . manner of dwelling, bouses, inciuding Queen Anue, Kssllake and Eliza bethian atvlei of buildings. Will furnish plans, andaptciBoatirn free ol charges. Satis faction guarantee' W. C, CASS EL. CUTARRH CVRKD, health nnd sweet breath secured, by Shilob' Catarrh hemedy. Price 60 cent. Nasal Injector free. Sold by Foahay A Mason. i . i , WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and ' ' Liver Cbnipldintf Shlloh's Vltalixerie Siaranteed to curs you. For sals by Foshay nason. fiOR tame back, aide or chest, us BhUoh's r Porous Plaster. Sold by Foshay A Mason. THAT HACKING COUGH can be so quick ly cured by Shlloh's Cure. Weguarantee it. Scld by Foshay A Mason. Smith i i o b Tf, o and c o o o 0 OUR AERIATED OVENS AIak the INices Thread. rPrvSuH and we will do vou good GARLAND STOVES AND RANGES The City Liquor Store . aM. ! HA UM fi'A KT, lrjrietor. AtTNext door to the Odd Fellows' rn.ple, Altwny, Oregon e) Keena eonta' on hand the Bneat imported aud domestic wluee, lluuor. cigar an toty- Only flrtssj 'it store in city , ' 4T f EUT'Oli ;PJU0 TO ORDERS FB3M THE COJHTRf TULIUS JOREPH Manufacturer of Choice Ci?as -AND DEALER IN- FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WIST Cigara, Plug aud Smoklug Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Briar Pijies, a s C u - . .. full Hue c Smokers' Articles. Also dealer in Ne .. trw to Pffeiffer's candy store, Albany, Oregon, t PkTVPlMS w- I" Dsiflas Shaew am . vAUliUXI warranted, and every eilr haa hi name and price stamped bottom. ro r 03 VV. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE CENTLEMEN. O 02 Fin Calf and I.ared Waterproof Grain. The excellence and wearing qnalltles of this shoe cannot be better shown than oy tbe strong endorse ment of Its thousand of constant wearers. feM Oennlne lland-arwed, an elegant and ZJ stylish dress Shoe which commends Itself. tjfM) fiand.aewed Welt. A fine calf Shoe unequalled for style and durability. SO-SO Goodyear Welt Is tbe standard dress O 9hoe. at a popular price. SO JSO Pollreman'a fShor Is especially sdapted w for railroad men. farmers, etc. All made in Congress, Button and Lace. $3 & $2 SHOES ladiiIs, bav been most favorably received since Introduced I hi and the recent Improvement make them superior to any sooe sola at tnese Aik vour Dealer, and If direct to factory enclosing advertised price, postal for order blanks. W. L.. DOl'G ASK VOUK GROCER FOR Columbia FLOUR Tbsjboat brand in the market. Thin extra tine quality of Flour istnauu- factureil by the JS77SBS02T FL0UBI1TG MILLS C0MFA1T7, OF JEFFEBSOS, OREGON i - ' - The mill haa re.ntly been refitted ami supplied with all the latest and most improved machinery. Auk for the "CCLUMBI " A nd take no other. W A.' ST T JED Ten tbonsand Men Women and Children to buy goods of- DEYOE & FltOMAK li()8., ' : '. i. ' - WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY, Graduates students in CLASSICAL, LITERARY. SCIENTIFIC, NORMAL, BUMNKSS. LAW AND MEDICAL COURSES. ALSO MUSICAL, THEOLOGICAL, PHARMACEUTICAL AND ART COURSES. it is the oldest, largest and leant expensive institution of learning in the northwest. School opens on the first Monday in September. Send for catalogue to THOK. VAN SCO Y, President. Salem, Oregon. i r i . ; WE CAN BE FOUND AT & senders', THE STOVES AND RANGES bearing this trade mark BkjBssaaj-a sue wruaj niin in ( wi -i UUuluS UUUUV1WUIQ V happy than any other brand in ex- lBience. iney arc tiaue in au siyico u rizea, both for Cooking and Heating, and are Mid at prices to suit tin pune of the rich or P0?'. ot imiutionr. kl Upward V-ademarllcloly:J-u.i)0tti ii w - tat you rs"' i- sSlaTTliri . ' 1 1 I . f. J 1 r ft 0 (!) H 0 00 -Die ft ft r- prices. he cannot suddIt Ti ou send a LAS, Brockton, Haas. aKvery sack warranted-! "Iniortt-re and Dealers in all kinds ol guns and ammunition, fishing tackle of ev ery descritt;on, cutlery and bat-e ball uoods. tents, baniuiocks and camp cbairs. The largest stock wiutli of PorUaiid. Come one and all. No trouble to eliow goods. Quic sales and email piotits is our motto. Also repair shop connecteil with ftore and first class workmen to do all kinda of work uiuio I -THE Yaquina Route : OREGON PACIFIC RA1LR0A uir Oregon Development Go.'s Steamship Llns 1 01 - ANl 22 Hours Lat Tim Itaau by auy uthsr route: AcoomodaUous uosurpasMM for coufurt aa safety. Kama and frenchu via Yaquiiia aa Itae OnajOU Deve cpnient uooiuiy'a le ihipa, much less tbat by auy other route aeeii all point Id the Milllaiust'rtVall uid Sao Fraucisoo. DATES, raoa i auuina. Willamette Valley.... Vi V . VV..Auiette Valley . ' Willamette VaJky. I'm aas raAStwt- Ka'ii-'ii sl .iaiuelte Vabty. W.ilaiuelteValiv'.. VA. V .J-.i.y li.i xl ipau) nrvi tu rt -,t t n or Wl -lui; -la.. ) u. Mii.m,, r . t ,em. r .Moukluery aire.-, mi. .,m- . i: -nifi'iin-i iLm Oi'. u I'll iiicpu-'i. lar !Uiu , -iii urt -,u. iaj i'. excuieiou iitketa uic uu buK even VVeduesiluyuuii aalurday Iruui Ailtaui C'lrvulliB and fbiluuiatb to Vaiitiiu's uud lur the reiuru trips until Bei.u-u. uer SO, oaili rasasAusk raaua. Kacept buuuays.) i. VatUUia,7:o taiLi Albany ll.Su r onailia lo:Sf a a I " curtaius i:tt ri 4r Aiuaay 11:14 a a I Ai aiuiua 4 i . r. O. A ii. iraiu coauwi .i Aim, aua I'O' Ha. at . v. Moous, taeueral auuiaitti. AutlUa- O. r h. Arb. ijorvallia, ti nn EAST SOUTH VIA HOUTHtHN PACIFIC HOUTt. THK MJUiSf SriASrA oUfli Callloruia eipru train run daily sooru I aoaia :00pm..Lv Portlaud ....Ar.. .ai au. V.ib p m..Lv Albany Lv.. 0:14 aia ;:o a ui..Ar...... it tranvlsco.Lv.. 8-00 ptu UtKHt Pasa. Train Ually buuaav 6.0USU1..LV furtlaud Ar.. S.uu pu li.tu p oi..Lt... Aibauy......i.i..l2.uu aia Ou p mAr KuburK n . . 0:uu an. LelMMi)) Mraacsi. 1:66 puTTLv Albany Ar.. :z6 pa 2:iKl.p u..Ar.....Lebanoa.....Lr.. :40 an. a iu..Lv.... Albany Ar.. 4.6 pas a m..Ar.... Lebanon Lv.. $ w pm ALBANY loual, PAIAY (Except tiunday) 5.00 r a. .Lv....Porltauil Ar .uu a a .oo ..Ar Aibiuj.....Lv....6.oo a a TOUK1ST ISLlitFlMj CAKb, For accommodation ol buvoud-CL r sutiur attached to Kapres 1 rauis. Host tMe aivlalsi. Botweeu i'oitlavna and Corvallia Mall 1 rata UaUy . fcxeep. Uunuay fiS0am..Lv. ...Po.xlainJ ..Ar.6.S0p. m lit:10pm..Ai. Oonauia.. L.12.66p. m At Albany aod Conralh coaosut wiab train of Oregon PaciflcHailroad. Li. press I rata Irally ttxiipt bundaj t:0poi..Lv. .... Portland . Ar.. 8:t0am i":2p m.. Ar. ...aloalinnville.Lr.. 6Ai aia THROUGH TICKETS to AU Point EAST AND SOUTH- aVsYTor ticket aud full tnfonuatlon rs fanling rates uiaps, etc., oall on company's Aleut at Albany. K. KOLHLEK, K. P. KOOEltS, slanaicet Asst. t. '. P. A UlOfi PACIFIC fiL'I caiAAi Overland Rout Trains for the hast leav Portland at 7 A. a. .no M r. a. daily. mT1 1 L'qiQ and froni prinelpa A luiVii A O poinu io United State. tianaila and Kurop. PULLMAN PALACE CAR SLEEPERS. frs Oolsslst QlassiM Oaw Bas Thrwfa a Bx i Trsiat OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS. Uecaal Sew Otalsux Vara till JMaasjCs tilos Connection at Portland for Sau ouwo and Pu-et bound point. Pre AoTBoats lears the Company's wharf, ai the foot of Broadalbin street, on I'ueeday anj r'riday ol sach week. C. O. RAWLIJOb, City uckst and Freight Agent C-.S. ILLL.'t. AivatcraJ Tsatalc Blaaas;cr. T. W. LICK. 4). I. A. JOHN SCHMEER'S LiTery. Feed Sale siabit Corner tjtcond and EUntvrth tit ALBANY, OREGOb fl! osssa soaadbd by th day or month. Oai riages or bUKpes on reasenaDie terms roni FOSHAY & MASON Wholesale and. KeUU 1BAKV. ORKG rlROUP, wbooplnr eoosrh (and bronchitis i Immadiasalr ralieTsd br. SailaA's Cara. t sal ay soaoaf UUV UllLUkJ n mm io TA"Lr D.CATW co : j .- n a s Ii i ' Senf Ci rcular.j trHle3fr9 -i III IIIIilPIIUIT.' 'nlNE lLKa.0W)Wiil.fA: J. v, rr The Best Slioes in i t im. Far. ' '.AM'0- B ..tit" JULIUS ORADWOHL'S GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR. THE LEADING CROCKERY, FAKCY GOODS AND TOY STORE t)F ALBANY. THE ONLY GENUINE ROGERS BROS SIL VERWARE, FRENCH CHINA AND GLASSWARE. BOY'S WAGON8, BABY AND DOLL CAR, RIAGES, AND A General Assortment of Fancy Goods. lecialty in the. nnest Teas, Coffe s and Family' Sroceries. He buys direct for net cash and carries the largest stock in ti Valley. Insurance agent for Fire and FOR PURE DRUGS TOILET AKD FAK i "i GODS -GOTO AIo The Finest Lice of Piaros anil Orjiars id the Willamett 9 Valley. TEIL I) STORE ANF GENERA Tj PJ.0J)UCE MARKET, WAKTFP SPECIALLY Hay, oat and potatoes, to supply customers oil the Oregun Pacifio Railroad ri-tifioo and my iricreasinp home trade, wherr 1 in ntiarHis tr nit uti haaer. t'ft r U t or Fury street W M HHFRTSON ALBANY BAKEBY. f ARKER BROS., PROPRIETORS. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND CAKES FOR WFl'DINGS. -. FRESH HtUITS BER- FRESH BA RIES AND VEGETABLES v.vBRE '' v oice Table Delicacies and a Full Line f Fancy and Staple Groceries and Pro visions, wanned Goods, Iuts, Candies, Etc., Etc. A Full Line of Jtuported and JjQttttttic .Cigart, 1 " - - " ,i '' -I I i J -j. en ? V.LiA li.-.unJ'uit mm 5 .C g &J atlhews & Was!, bum ABi.ANY OREGON We want to give our friends a hit of advice. As we are insiders e konw . whereof we apeak. Neve' buy a cheap stove. Wait 'ill you can get a goi. J one. The Jewel. W keep 'ein. Our sale of tinware in t-till all the gossip. No poor goods in the store. HHOES FOK v t s " ii -mew i Ca ! tie Market. 50 BOYS and GIHLS T,flrtiRs FiiiR ShnRfj SAAB t At Lsowest Prices Call and see onr new stock. Marine. 6. L BLACKMAN. IH1L38, Paiiits. Oils, I i fa si J sod toUcaartirlea. alaii a fat! ttaw of books ani taUuiiri. pOTiudicala, ate. rjf ISaWriptsasis eavsifnil i m mim mini. CARIES- ED s ... f if