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Newspaper Page Text" m TTffS MQltyiyQ flBRALD TUESDAY. AUGUST j 3, IflQn. g-U tAlbYr.4Nb WBKW TBKM OK8t'BBCRllTN DAILY Puaiunad (vw; morning- eauept atooda.; ClTtreU or earner, set wees, B mail, per yea - .. 0-30 00 " vnin. rubttabed searx Friaar Mural ng.) i copy, par aaama, m Whan net nU is adranco . t .4. .. raa hails. Wala g las aJhaay eostofflcectos FaraUaOkaaBOrtb at Eastern states ' ' ' (30 a h, faaWaatMaV" f - etaasmirowOa X ft. J. .. rtland ul k II A. II r.Uiaad Teqniaa . 12 J0 r. 3it Kmtk ..730 r. 17 paaasAa will be . 1 : caca evening , ram an soarrsa o'clock. aeyiernred matter lor tha - 'f asorning train saeaM be- stalled before a oelock the it . ' OB BOOS PACIFIC TIMETABLE. . ArtiTW Depart ....lll.liam1.00pm Pteinkt. , i.2&pul .M KD1TOHIAL yyT.. Senator Alokicu in champion ing te reciprocity cause in con- areas, and will urge the matter Itrture the senate finance com suttee. Reciprocity ' with the South; and. Central . American : ' nations is the object sought alter. Tub federal election bill is likely to go over without action at this , session , of . congress. ' The caucus of. the senators arrived at this 'decision, and the advocates of the bill will have to accept that dia ry t - ,; posal ot;the measure. ; Probably the mass of tke people 'will not ' object to that way of laying the ' kill upon the shelf. : Otm' Alaska possonsions are at . attracting wttentivn, and a bill has been introduced to ..appropriate 'money for the exploration of the .Yukon river and basin,' with the . intention of establishing a military post there, and . developing the - resources of the country. The ex- i edition will be under the direc tion 1 of the army officials, and the work will be thoroughly done. ' ' . Ths Bute' of Oregon is as in terested in the. matter ot a full and just count of every citizen of Port- ,' land and Salem, as are those cities of themselves, and the work f the re-count will be watched with in- ' terert. ' Portland is a part of Ore- . ' gon and the rest of the state i to be directly benefitted by anything ' that benefits the metropolis. , , '' Some of the States of the Min- iaaipupi valley show some, cur- , ious results in the census business. , ::,For Instance it n said that Illinois has made remarkable gains, but they are almost entirely confined to Chicago. ' The-middle Western states, without large .cities have barely held their ow uj or actually lost. The rough, count for Iowa shows decrease 01 2i,000 since , 1880. Nebraska shows an increase -- since 1880, but a loss from the state census of 1885, and Kansas is in the same situation. - Proba ibly tKese three state have lost as .many as 200,000 population in the last threw years. Crop failures. " low prices and the reaction irom excessive agricultural production on borrowed capital have thinned their rural population and their people have gone farther West. A good many of then are in Oregon at4 Washington. The contest over the silver jues tion does not end, it seems with the adoption of the new law Ly congress. It is still 'carried on with. the utmost energy on the part of the opponents of the white metal. It seems that Secretary 'Windom is in a measure under their guidance, and to maintain the discrepancy between the rela tive values of the two metals, the pui chases of the silver bullion un-. der the law for the first month, have been made at private prices, this preventing the advance jn the. value of silver to bring it into a relative equality of value with gold. There seems to be two ob jects to be accomplished by the gold men. . One being to keep the market value of silver below par, in order to maintain the supremacy of gold, and failing in that to push the market value of the bullion away above par in order to effect future legislation towards' main taining the single gold standard. In. the city of Brooklyn, New York, a recent . decision court de cision has been rendered that will be of importance as a precedent. Tha Tribune relates the iacts of the case are that a little more than a year ago two yopng women were driving toward affospect Park in a ' cart, in that city, where they were run into and their cart was ruined ; by a heavy wagon. The mishap appears to have been wholly a the fault of the driver of the wagon, for the young women drove their vehicle as dote to the curbstone as possible, and there was ' plenty' of roeia for the wagon to pass. 'o policeman wan in sight, as night be expected, and when one arrived he refused to do anything. With some difficulty, the father of the young woman who drove the cart j discovered the author of the mis- chief, whose employers voluntarily ' paid for the damage to the cart. The father however, . was deter mined, if possible, to bring the driver to account, and sued him for injuries done to his daughter. A verdict of $250 was rendered, and the driver, being unable to pay has been consigned to jail. A mother's protest against the strictures upon Mrs. Cole, the poor widow in' Portland who re fused to part with her children when propositions was made to adopt them, were well made. She earnestly defended the course pursued by Mrs. Cole and said: The love of.a true mother for her children is unfathomable, and nan ran iudire of its death bu those who are mothers themselves. This case is a sad one, and deserv ing of patience and sympathy in stead of censure. If women would interest themselves individually, in lending assistance to such u fortunate loyal movers, instead of sending flowers and expressions of sympathy to criminals, it would he more charitable anl com mendable. . We admit that many children are nlaced in good homes and l-.indjy .treated; but it is not It.iuuible supposition that all of the poor waifs are so fortunat-. We cannot accord the benefactors of the orphans and children of dis solute and cruel parents enough praise for their untiring efforts in behalf of these ; they are noble agents of mercy and iumii-e. But jf a mother a true mother would rather endure proverty, in prefer ence to being . robbed of her children, then none ought to gain, say her; it is her privilege and her right." Ladle Fine 8hoaa. I make a specialty of handling ladies fine shoes. 1 carry some of 1 he best brands. made in tine and medium grades in' widths from A to EE. All Warranted 1 goods ; no trash, aud will repair any pair of hoes ol any kind sold that will t ip or, break, tiainuel E. Young. Faults of indigent on causs dis orders of the liyer, and the whole ey stem becomes deranged. Dr. J. M.. McLean's strengthening Cor dial and' blooi Purifier perfects the process ol digestion and asm in flation, and tituc makes pure Wood - Persons who lead a life of e 11 - are aresulject to ibeumaiii 0, neuralgia aixl lun.oaa and 1 .11 lind a valua ale ren.ady in Dr. .' . i . JicEean'a jloani.Oi - Li nine ; it will banii pain nc subclu 1 haaaatio.. t'Ve, Ji . iaaon. eaBBHaBHBMBBBajBaaaaaBaBBBBBaiiaHaoBaiHa - : Ait; tr lo-i)jl i. . oUCATIO.S- WANTED. A competent O nuuaekeepcr rut a eitiutiou. tor par ujuUra,uiiaire ol Mm. W, B. hhaunon. V tieOO, W0 AOKKS Or' rlKsT-LAaa X land A lailea from Lebanon, partly iui lfoai. auitabic for dauy atokk. Iiuil or loultf. Kor further uitoruwtioii inquire t tbia otSca.. WAXfkl, By a lady who write a fc-ood band, and 1 botn quick and accurate uh accounu, a poaition in a store or oolce, iiurf atore preierrett. Addreait O. K. Bo su, Al'iauf. ..... , . , 1 U. Wl.V.V, AOLNT KOR THK LEAD J ing ore, life and accident insurance com- 1CE COOL BEEK ON UKAL'OHT, OKAWN from tbc cellar, at M. Bauuifc-ari'a. Vm :8ALKr-M01 M1LC11 COWS, AT f Xrites Bros,' subiea. . ALL ' PERSONS HAVING UNSETTLED accounu with Jobn OierrenKer are r iuexted to call at once and act tie aa he baa sold his meal ourket and . baa retired from ttae business. r - MC&NbiliED ROOMS TO KENT -Inquire A? ot S. Ooeu, at Oelnvxiica restaurant I J. inteodant. OUlse over Eire National d t W. AVERS, ARCHITECT AND 8UPKK- national aoiknted bank buildiwr. Albaar. Or. Work f rora all paria of too xunt) 1 -j .. . . - -v - . - rUNK-CIOARS IMPORTED. KEY WEST f and Domeatic, embracing tha celebrated Mar da Madrid, Estrellae, Conqueror and other choice brand in the Wells. Eargo and Western Union Telearapbj ornoa. building. Afhauieoaber tke place - f ONEY TO LOAN-UOME CAPITAL ON Jm. rod real estate security. Kor particu. ura eaquire of Ueo. Humphrey. -jLEEPLEaS SlOHfS made miaerabla by O that ternble cough. Sbiloh'a Cur 1 tha remedy for you. for sale by Foabay & Natlce. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT the annual meeting ol the stockhold er of the Albany Electric Light, Pow er ana . leivunooe louiliu held t their office at the hour of :av p. . Wednesday, August 5)0, 180 for the purpose of electing seven di- rectors to serve one year, : Dated Auguat . IBW- N. H, ALLEN. Secretary. 1 Aatlre 'OIICE is hereby given that tne annual meetlrur of the stockholder of the uoldan Citv Mioins Company will be held at the ottlce of the undersigned secretary at the boar of S o'clock r. s. Monday, .Septem ber 1st 1880. for the purpose of electi-w seven direvtort W serf on year.. A full attaad- ance is desirat . 1 1 . igust th, 1890, UH doaiaavr. ... Secretary. Mollre loCoalrartara, .. , V OT1CE IS HEKEBY GIVEN THAT THE 11 undersrarntd trustees of the Kirat Con KrcgationalCburcb of Albany, uregon, will nceiv o:dfo pauit Hie cburab building ol id cburcb tillfoon of Aug. 4th itwu the ssid trust e reserving the right to reject any ai d all bids. . - - ' ' 1 . . .. .. ,- U.Jl.lUwrrf, , v ( .. VT. C.HSAD. Compasses at F. M. French's. ; 0 - , . ., .. WW. bASTBURX, M. t PHISYC1AN and Suricaou. office in Mellaaio's lirirk. t'an be found at office day or outfit. H. ELLIS, PHYSICIAN irenn, AH'ar.y Oregon . AND 8CRr WH. DAVIS, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND au.eon. Can be found at hi office room lc Strahan'a block, First street, Albany Jregon- C C. KELLV, PHYSICIAN AND UR . geon Albany, Oregon, offlce in Pierce' new block Office hours, from 8 a. m. to r. a. "i. ROSS1TEK, VETERINARY SUR- college and member of the Ontario veterin ary medical society , m preparea to trnw we diseases of all douestlcaton animaia on leiantifk principle. Office at Ana Marshall's ilvery stable' Residence u ana uuapooia rtreeta, Albany, Oregon.' 1 Da. E A. McAustk BOalOfATHlC PHT alcian and aurreun lis removed his office Into Crawford's block. All calls prompt ly attended to. , TAR O. A. WHITNEY, PHYSICIAN AND 1 anreeon. Graduate of Bellevue Hospi tal Medical College. New York Cityj Diseases A women a specialty. Office In at residence on 7th street between Calapooia and Vine, 'Albany. Oregon. IR.M. J. PArTON. PHYSICIAN ND It Sunreon. Blnmbenr's Block, Al- r 1 Female disease a specialty. C . foun.l n the office day or night. . '. 4TTOBNF.1-. W. 1. BiaSKV. ... I T. BARl-V, . DH4IKS I URN iY, BAUi.V 4 DRAPI R, U l'i :;- neys at law, Orooa City, On-iron. Two t years cxperit-n as register .' thj I s. LaiKi Mlfli-e at Orevoa City wi in tl.i land prac. . recomuiiuda ivkin uur soecialty bo --s bi df the Uinil Oidce v the ccuria a-J 1:11 -Iviuic the practice in thr;eeral I nd Oil lev. EL . WAT-iiJ.', a torii'y-at-'-. All... y Oregon. Office in strahan block JN. DUNCAN ATTORNEY-AT LAW . and notary public. O'Bce in the Strahan block, rooms NO. 1 and 2. i. i, sTBL-tCRBCKs. u . w WRiairr, BLACKBURN, & W RIGHT ATTORNEY AT Law, Albany, Oregon. Office iu Odd r ellow's Temple. ATil practice m aU court it the state, and give special attention to all busine. ,,- . I OLVERTON CHARLES K. ATTORNEY at Law. Albany. Or. Office in rooms 18 ind 14, Eoster't Block, over L. E. Blsln'a StOt .: : l ' . T K. W'EATHF REORD, ATTORNEY" AT .law, Albany, Oregon. Office in the Elinu Block. Will practice in all the courts of tb estate, and give special' attention to all business. I JA'..E8.P MEAD, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW and title examiner, Albany, Or. Will practice in all the court of the state. Ab stract of title furnished pn abort notice. Ten years experience. REVERE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR. CHAS Pfeifler, Prop. Only flrst-eclass house in the city. Largo sample room for com mercial men. N Chinamen employed in the kitchen. General stave onV fa Corvalli. SECRET SOCIETIES. A. O. U, W. Safety Lodge No, IS; 'meet every Monday evening at th O. A. R. hall on Kerry street, between Second and Third. Albany, Oregon. Stranger In the ity and transient, brethren, cordially invited toatter.fL. McPberson Post No. 6, U. A. B. Stated meeting at the O, A. R Halt on the second and Pourtn Friday evening cf each month. Transient Comrades are enrdi y invited to meet with us a. V. KfcfcCB, B. K. Tasuu, Commander. Adjutant, . . .. Land Sarfeylng. Pis ri as afiiuM survstins dor cam o tuin accurate and prompt ork by caUiiw upon ex-ouunty aurveyoi r . T. T. Fisher. He ha complete copies of field note and town ship plata, and ia prepare I to do surveying hi any urt of Linn county. Postodlce address, Millers Station. Linn cou ity , Oregon. ' roalraetar mm Ballder. Dc. shsli, will Fuasiau tlans, sraomc. , uona and details for all kinds of baild ing and architecture. All work promptly done and guaranteed to be flrst-clas. - Esti matea turniahee on short notice for brisk buildings, residences, public buildings, bridges, etc . t'aalrarlar aael Ballder qUiE I'NDEUSIONED HAVING LOCATE l X in Albany aclicit patronage from city and country. WUI contract to build bridges barns, and all manner of dwelling house, including Uueen Anne, Eaatlake and Eliza bethian stvles of buildings.1 Will furnish plan, andsptcifioatirna free of charge. Sstis faction guarantee W. C CAB8EL. L1ATARRH CURED, health nnd sweet ; breath secured, by Sbiloh'a Catarrh Remedy. Price 60 cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by Foabay A Mason. . 1 WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and UverCompldintt Shilob Vitaliseri uaranteed to cur you. For sale by Foshay Mason. ''- 1 "" "" PR lame back, side or cheat, use Shilob' Porous Plaster. Sold by Foshay ft Mason. THAT HACKING COUGH can be so quick ly cured by Shiloh's Cure. Weguarante it, Scld by Foshay Mason. Smith CD l I 5 O c a 1-1 n and o -3 p P 6 O o o o ..1 T : . OUR AERIATED OVENS ' ...... I ; 1 ' .Make the Nices "Bread. TrvBus and wo will do vou good GARLAND STOVES AND RANGES The: City Liquor Store . It A UN G ART, lroHetor. aMTNext door to the Odd Fellows' ripple, Albany, Oregon 04 Keaua UOnatanrli- ATI K.n.l tv. anm Imnnrtl nri H 1 im 1 1. url.u. II., i..m tota-i-we Only fliitaataas unor store In th ettv Tulius Joseph Manufacturer of Choice Cigas -AND DEALER IN- v v Tiinni trnnn riiVr I ill r I IK I nil IIHHV IVNV I IllLi I 111 Will Cigar, Plufr and Smoking Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, ai a full line o Smokers' Articles. Also dealer in Me : : to Pffelffer's candy PilTOTAV w- l" Daaclaa Shoe ar Vail 1 1UI1 warranted, and every pair aaa his name and price stamped aa bottaas. a50 iMDiEs I W H I 1 P' o m VV. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Ft Calf and Laced Waterproof Grain. The excellence and wearing qualities of this shoe cannot be better shown than by the strong endorse ments of It thousands ot constant wearers. Sf-,00 Genuine Hand-sewed, an elegant and 9 stylish dress Shoe which commends itself. m JOO Hand-sewed Welt. A fine calf shoe a unequalled for style and durability. SO. SO Goodyear Welt Is the standard dress O Shoe, at a popular price. ...... SO. 00 Pollceman'a Shoo Is especially adapted O for railroad men, farmers, etc. All made In Congress, Button and Lace. $3 & $2 SHOES laSs. have been most favorably received since Introduced and ths recent Improvements make them superior to any shoes sold at these prices. Ask your Dealer, and If he cannot supply you send direct to factory enclosing advertised price, or a postal for order blanks. W. L. DOUGLAS, Bracktaa. Maaa. ASK YOUK UROCER FOR Columbia FLO tm Thejbest brand in the market. This extra fine quality of Flour isjmanu- factured by the JSFFEBS01T FL0UEI1TG MILLS C0MPA1TY, k ... . , . . OF JEFFEBSON, OREGON The milj has recently been refitted and supplied with all the latest and moit improved machinery. Ask tor the "C CLUMBI A." A nd take no other. W J N T J5D Ten thousand Men Wouien and Children to buy goods of- DEYOE & FKOIAK UKOS., guns and WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY, ' - Graduates students in CLASSICAL, LITERARY. SCIENTIFIC, NORMAL, BUSINESS, 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 Monda"y in September. Send for catalogue to . THOS. VANSCOY, President. Salem, Oregon. WE CAN BE FOUND AT & senders', THE STOVPr AND RANGES beariner this trade mart ' avatji-rlaii mn.lririomrrM IT" w&Hdm 9' homes oomfortable happy than any other brand in ex- m.. , a 1 11 at-olaa aTid nwuui, xuajr now uiaua iu ibj sizes, both for Cooking and Heating, and are sold at prioet to wit the purse of the rich or Pr of imitation.. Beware .sssffs. i 'i T store. Albany. Oreirou, 0 Ph 0 ft aWKvery aok warranted"! "Imortrs and Dealers in all kin da of ammunition, fishing tackle of ev ery depenpt'on, cutlery and base ball gooda, tents, hammocks and camp chairs. The largest stock poutli of Portland. Come one and all. iso trouble to show goods. Quid rales and small profits is our mo'to. Also repair shop connected with store antl first claBB workmen to do all kinds of work 1 f Any av.' m THK Yaquioa Route OPiGON PACIFIC RAILROAD Oion Development Uo.'s Steamship Line .A.SD Hours Less Tim rttan by auy other route: 22 Accomodations uosurpaaaeu for comfort au safety, r'arua and treiKtta via Vaquina aiM the Oregon Oeve opmeut comuanj's te shius, much less that by any other route ween all points in the Vllltaiuet'rVall. ind San r'rancisco. Sailing dates. raoa TAqtiiBA. Willamette Valley.... -. . 1 . i ,. W V vii.. 1 Wuianieltc Valley tttt. WillanietU Valley..... ..... ' ,t.i ? aaa raxacuiv Kar:,U"ll VJ. is'l rV,.uuuvtte VaUer.... Ifh V iliauiette Vallei .. .... .. tt.v j.r, l'b jui.ipan itmern .ij - ri.n t. tanj t' era or aaiUoa 'iiueM. ( . u. HaaaaUt . ueu r. a f. Aeuu .alouaucry irfe; i., &4U .uvi J CaJL i:-"iiei;iln i U.f Or.- u P' iMc ponn lar -.ituu-r ex iir:ius. ;aivv i. 1 exvureiou tie. els arc on utile cvtn Weduebdayaml tialurday Iruui Aibaux (Jorvallia and Philomath to Vaquiu't. and for the return Inpn until dcolcii, berl. daily rAasatieaa raaixa, fjtoept auwtayi.) L Vaquiua,7.U0 a a 1 Lv Albany 12:tu r Corvallis 1U:SA a a I " Corvallio i:v t a Ar Albany 1148 a a I Ar Vatuuia r. O. a C. trains coaiuct t iLi. audi' vVa. B U..e, O. Uoeua, Oeueral Manaifria ActlUK O. V a tY aeii Oorvallia, O on EAST 1 SOUTH V1A- 80UTHERN PACIFIC HOUTt. THE MOUNT MiATA 0Urh California express train: run daily south 1 I KOKTU :00pm..L Portland ....Ar.. 9;5 au. tf:ipm..Lv Albany Ly.. b:Mam i:b a m..Ar ti. Francisco. Lv.. 94X pui Local rasa. Trail Uauy- ti. Suuu.. 0:00 a U1..1.V lortlaud Ar.. 4:00 pi. 12:) p m..Lv. . Albany ...u.Lv..lz:0u au. rj.oo p mAr.....Ko&ebury Lv.. tl:oo an. Lrbauoa Krancb. l:60pm..Lv Albany Ar.. 0:6 pa, 2:Sp in..Ar. Lebanon.....!. v.. b:4u arc 7;l0a ni..i.v.... Albany..... Ar.. 4. its pin U.M a m..Ar.. Lebanon Lv.. S tu pin ALBANY LOCAL, DA1AV (Except Slindav) 5.00 ra..Lv Portland Ar 9.00 ah O.W Ar AiliAiiK...M..Lv....a.oo a a PULLMAN BUFFETSLEEtKRb. TOURlbT SLEEI'ING CAiib, For aocommodauoii 01 J oiX'DrtJ'as Pa senders attachul to Kxpreaa 1 rains. Weal (tide lltioa. Between oitlauU aud CorvaiUa Mall Trala Uall) - fcxeept Suuuay !Mim..U. ...Po.llaui ..Ar76.80p. m li!:10pm..Ai Conauia. . L.l'i.fcSp. m At Albany and Corvallis connect aritb trains ol Oreyou PacincKiulroad. Lxprcaa 1 rata bally vkxcipt bundaj 4:40pm. .Lv Portlaud .. Ar.. 8:20am 7:26p rn. Ar.....McMinnvdle.Lv.. 6.460 THROUGH TICKETS lo All Point- EAST AND SOUTH For ticket and full Information ra fardinK rates maps, etc., call on company's aentat Albany. It. aOKHLKK, t P. ROGERS, alanarer Asst. u. . a P. A UBIOB PACIFIC AL'I comrAsm O v erland Rout Trains for the East leave Portland at 7 a.L and 9:00 r. a. dailr. rPTri 17 prnQ to and from principa 1 IKjULTi 1 0 points ia United States. - . tSanada and Kuropa. PULLMAN PALACE CAR SLEEPERS. Pre Ooloalst BlsiBr Oari Raa Thrift a a Traiaa OMABA. COUNCIL BLfJFFS KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO AND ST. LOU J 8. Klesaal New UIbIbk Cars It'll Ckaase, Close Connections at Portland lor San Frao aiaoo and Puyet Bound points. aVBoats leave the Company's wharf, ai the foot of Broadalbio street, on Tuesday anJ FridST of each week. C. O. RAWLUiUS, City Uckst and Freight Arait c.. aiiixKii, . Hsieral Traflle Maaacer. T. W. LEB. i. r. a. JOHN SCHMEER'S LiTery. Feed Sale stabu Corner Steond and BOneorth 8U ALBANY, 0REQ0 Hossss mardbb by tha da; or month. Oai riaces or boiarlaa on reaeooable terms - . . Ttol FOSHAY & IMASON Wholesale and; Retail 1 BABY, OBKO CROUPt wbooptnr cough jand bronchitis immedlaUlj reTiered baSaileb'a Oara Kor sals or rssbaf Hasoa. 22a MILES SHORTEh Drum Booksellers -m Bw U taaF .mm m 1 l HavJ I MW Da '.N0 -RTTIN MrKq.oromii.rA: iliefel Shoes fHfl oft zr.fi vtHaaW 1 : A?' 7 SOOT, -. ind X :,jla . O.HHOI ' LASTS ,a 3r "w sinvrsojsr JULIUS GEADWOHL'S GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR. the leading crockery, fancy goods and toy rtohe of albany. the only genuine rogers bros si1. vf.r ware, french china and glassware, boy's wagons, baby and dol.l car. riages, and a General Assortment of Fancy Goods. rtfialty in the riiii'tst Teas, Coffe s and Family Groceries. He buys din-ct for net cann and carries the Insurance agent for Fire ami FOR PURE DRUGS TOILET .AlsD A2s GODS GOTO m if ,-r iBkBaB- v ALfVi 1 ' The Finest Line of Pianos and Organs in the Willamette Tailey.. C-AL.L. AND EXAUIE lllrS STOCK FEED STORJE AND GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET. WANTED SPECIALLY Hay, oats and potatoes, to supply customers od tha Oregon Pacifio Railroad ext .iwion and my increasing home trade, whr I 11 in nnantitim tr nif unhawr. Offer f.w t or Ferry street R rvt RORRRTSON ALBANY FARKER BROS., PROPRIETORS. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAN CAKES FOR-.-. I -. FRESH FRUITS BER--1 FRESH BA ED .-.WEDDINGS'.-. I KIES AND VEGETABLES v.vBRE . o oice Table Delicacies and a Full Line f Fancy and Staple Groceries and Pro visions, Uanned Goods, lNuts, Candies, Etc., ' Etc. A Full Lin 0 Imported andJ)9mtieClgars. Perfetl Hmdies ML 1 sl v 11 .- I . - 1 av (i Masco M atl hws& V a s ! : bij rn ablanyoreqos We want to give our friends bit of advice. As we are insiJera e konw a hereof we ejK-ak. V'eve buy a cheap stove. Wait 'ill yon can get a good one. The Jewel.' We keep 'em. Our sale of tinware is (-till all the goesip. No poor goods in the store. SHOES FOR MS and GIBUS LADS KID. Ladies Fine Shoes At LoweBt lriceB. . Call and see onr new stock. ItrpcRt stock in I: e allt-y. Marine. G. L BU Ufngs, Paints, Oils. i astir, also a fall Ha ft soaks an1 iiatiiri. rjrriniinsai. ate. I 63 FBim TDSPLE, CARIES BAKERY.