Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, August 29, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHIS MOByiNG ITCTALl) fftttDtjr. AUGEtfRT 3, 190. tiAILY 4Nl WEEKLY TERMS OF SUBSCRIPT!" DAILY VutiUtMi aerj mominn -UTfiTJ hr canter, par r K. auul. per t -.. xcept Monday ....! 00 WICK LI. t Published svery Fri'tiy Morning.) a. v. n Annum. In rvnc... t" - , . j Whrn not new in auvanr .. 4.M Malls Dm Albany postom closa For all oRIc north h Kastarn slates Wast Hida And tha Naimw da R. R.' Pnrtluui and r - IU.I .-i''iis and Taquifc . ...12:30 r. 1 oilc-a aonUi... 7:30 s. a TW vnatoflloa will bf I . sver.iug Ma nix to seven O'clock. KtffiMared matter for tha ly morning; wain ahtmld ba mailed before j 9 clock the pr-Ttnoa srenins-. OREGON PACiriC TIM K TABLE. Arrives Departs .)U.16emlt.Mpo J s.tpml .M)a freight. TUB OPPOSING MLEUSNTS With peacoand prosperity every where in oar domains we can look with complaisance upon the agita tion in political circles upon the European continent. The intrigues that are going on are many and various, and involve the entire nationalities of the continent, though the central figures just now are the Czsr o( Russia and the Emperor of Germany. . The Balti more American thinks that the Emperor Williams' visit to Russia differs decidedly from recent royal junketings. The young German Emperor has an object in view, and proposes pernor, ally to accom' plish it if that can be done. He will not be a figurehead is the con saltations to be held at Varna, but an active participator, and it i- doubtful if Von Capri vi, his ad viser, will be able to do more than temper the Emperor's rashness should he become, excited by the stolid opposition of the Czar. Wil liam has opinions of his own, and very string oees at that, and re fuses absolutely to surrender either his conscience or his authority to his chancellor. He seeks the peace of Europe, but he seeks it after his own fashion and in accordance with Germany's present alliances, which does not please or satisfy the Czar. That there will he storm v scenes is highly probable. Two preliminary incidents have oc curred which appear to be harbin gers of the'result of the interview. The Czarina to coldly received the suggestion that the German. Em press should accompany her hus band to Vamathat the German minister at St. Petersburg aUvitted her to remain at home. The C'ar wants southeastern Europe, but Austria's very existence defends either on controlling it or having made independent of Russian in fluences. But the importance of its control is even greater than this, fetateamen are in the habit of look ing ahead of the present moment. With Kussta securely lodged in the Balkan peninsula, the lrie bund would be entirely .arround exl on every side, except here the sea interposes, by hostile armies. The immense Kussian force in the , northeast and southeast would be supplemented by the magnificent French military establishment in the west, and it would become . very doubtful if the allies could successfully resist such a combina tion. To speak of the Russian army as unprepared is only coin. parative. , None of the European armies except the French have kept abreast of the rapidly-increasing inventions, and the Czar ie nearly as far to the front as his neighbor. The time will come when his troops are thoogltly prepared, and it is against this contingency that Emperor William muMt guard. He has undertaken a graver responsibility than any yet assumed by him, and the world will wih him success, but ft is probable that if he accom plishen any good it will only be to avert the inevitable Euroati war for a short time. . . .Thr works of the claw of men who are making so much fuss and noise over the alleged suppression of vice do not carry the weight oi .consideration that thev would il .there was saore confidence in its sincerity. For instance, it is s id that Anthony Comstock has a rival is Sew York in the person of a former ,clerk named Kritton. This fellow has started a new society to suppress vice. When the post .olfice 'department suppressed Tol stoi's latest story Britton had a brilliant idea. He seized ail the stock of A half-dozen flash novels . in possession of the American N'ews Company and had them carted to the Tombs. Meanwhile the iain , Wing dens, policy shops, disorder ly booses and all-night saloons aie in full blast, while the weekly periodicals that make a specialty oi vice and crime, with indecent pictures, are exhibited in the shop windows and sold at the street corners. It is evident that there ! is as great and powerful "pull" in this work of protecting virtue as there is in politics. The disgraceful scene on the floor of the house Wednesday in which one congressman punched another in approved pugilistic fashion and the speaker yelled "time," is accredited to the com bined effect of the hot weather and the prolonged and tedious session. It shows at least that there are a few men in congress who have no business there and who are unfit to be the . country's lawmakers. The present session of congress has been prolonged into the dog days and has been conducted more in the interests of the political ambition of party leaders instead of the good of the country.. Congress should have finished its business and adjourned tiefore this. Hacks and itug;g;les. . - ana car tB nave tusi oeen received 1 hv Messrs. Price A Kubsl. of this 1 citv. Thev are thorouuhlv UD With . j.tJ: i .. . : iue times uuu unriv evei jiiung in the shape of a buggy, cart or hack (hat could be desired, they also carry at all times a lull stock of the best shelf hardware and pew ing machines. Ladlaa f iue Hboea. I make a specialty ot handling ladies tine shoes. 1 carry some ol the bent brands made in fine and medium grades in widths from A to EE. . All warranted good ; nu trash, and will repair any pair of nhoes of any kind sola that will rip or break. Saiuuel E. Young. The Union 1'acltto. Is . the only line running two last trains daily troui for' laud to Omaha, St. 1'aul, Kansas City, Chicago, Ht. Louis and all points East aud South. Buy your tickets of C. G. Rawliugs, foot ol Bioa.i ;ilbin street, Albany. Oxford Tlee. I have just received an invoice of the popular Joiiu.-eu Oxiord les tor 2.5U a pair. The best hoe 1 have handltd tor the price. auiuel E. Young. She Was at Johnatuwu. The success ot Mrs, Anuie M, beam f McKceapurt, t'cuu Ivama, ill the treatment ot diarrbuea in Iter chii ren will uniloubtevliy oe of mterest 10 many uioiuers. Sue says. "1 pent several weeks lu Joliustowu, illor the great dooU, on account ol oj liusoanU belli emplnyoi there. e hail several clnltireu witli us,two t whom took the iharriiova very ailly. I k .t some ol (Jliamlnrlaiu's colic, cholera ami diairhnea remei -uii it cured bolli ot them, 1 thiuk 11 uamiet be excelled auil 'iheei lull) recouimeliii It," 26 aim 50 u?ut bot- ics tor sale by Fostiay & Masi.ii. Am Atxwlaie t are The Orbxiu.ll Abictine Oiulinciit is illy put up in large two-ounce tlu oxes, and in au aliolute cure for olu ores, bur us, woumls, iliupncl hands ud all skin eruptious. Vul positive y curtail kinds of piles. Aok tor the Jrif(iual Abieliue Uiutmetil. Bold by ''or. bay A Mason at 'tit ceute pet t'o j inai. 30 ceiita. We make a specialty of tine iikes for parties aud weddings. Blackburn ot 1'ironi. IVew satteens, gingham's cham iira's and other wasli goods just received at U. W. Simpson's. Use eleven t lotion for tan. ..s- t- If A 1 . Via vWOO, 160 ACRES OF FIRST-CLASS land i miles from Lebanon, p.rtly im proved, suitable for dauy stKk. fruit or .jouitry. For further inloriuatiuu inijirc Mt this office. ICE COOL BEER ON DKAl'GH r. DRAWN L from the cellar, at ii. Baumgart'a. FIR SALE GOOD MILCU COWS, AT ( 1'rites Bros,' stables. . ALL PERSONS HAVINO UNSETTLED acuouuis with John Dierrenger are re-1 uuesteu mi call at ouce anu settle as uv use he oasj d from I Inquire! jki his meat market and has retired from tne business. IURNISdED ROOMa TO RENT i; oi 8. OoaU, at Delinoniea mtaiirant CI W. AVERS, ARCHITECT AND SUI'ER- j y. intendanl. Othje over First NatK-nai I 0auknulldiug, Alln, Or. Work solicited from all pans of the county F .vlSE CIGARS-IMWIRTED. KEY WEST and Ooinewric, cmbracin)r tbe celebrated ' r lor de laailrKl. btrellas, CoiKiuerors and ! other ehoi brarals m the Wells, Kargn and I Aestern t'nion Telegraph omce buil'llUK, X4f Iteiuember the place f ONEY TO LOAN HOME CAPITAL ON j Itl irood real estate security, for particu- j lars siKiuire ol leo. liuuiplirey. JI.EKPI.K.S8 NKJIIrt made miserable by O that terrible cuuvh. shlloh's Cure is i ne remedy for you. r'or sale b Foshay Mason. ! t Entire. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the anntiul luectiiii; ol the stockhold- . ers of the A limn Electric Liht. 1'ow. ! er and telephone company will be hi-ld at their olllre at the hour of 4:3 p. Jt. Wednesday, A u trust , t?ju for '. the purpose ol electini; seven di-' rtctors to serve one year. Dated August !. Ib'.ni- N. H, ALLEN. Secretary. Sol ire. VOIICEIs hereby irien that tne annud of tne X.y meeti'iir ol the stnckholden uiuentiiy uininic comny nl be held at the otnee of f heiinderstiriied secretary at Jiehoorof 3o'ckk r. a. Monday, reem bt r 1st l!Hh; f..r ll.e umpoee ot electric dire, tor to rerveun i ear. A full .-te-d-ai ce is denirei . urustih, IHB0. L. II .,Ionia-m. Siecretary, Satire to onlrarlors. T OT1CE 19 HEKEliY Olt fcN THAT 1 HK Xl undersitined trustees of the First t on V eifationaJ Church oi Albany, tireon, aill re-rrive b:ds to paint the church buildinK of said church till poon ot Aug. 4th lb! the said f rusti es reservuitf the riht to reject anv and all bi.U H.'H. Uiwitt. W. C'.haaa MllMtlAftS V- in in Are, life and accident insurance cum pome Mai ELLIS, PHYSICIAN AND SURr Ke.ui, AlUu.y Oregon. DAVIS, M D. PHYSICIAN AND sui-reon. Can be found at hia office room in titrahan'ablock, First street. Albany Oregon- cTkElL'PnTSlCIAN"AND dUR . tr eon All iy, Oregon, office In Pierce' new block OtBce hours, from 8 a. M. to r. A. J. ROSSITKR, VK1KKINARV Sl'R ireon. irnuliiata of Ontario veterinary -lOllefre and nierhtier of the Ontario veterin iry medical society, is prepared to treat the liseases of all domesticated animals on wienlific principle. Office at Ana Marshall's iver) stable' Residence 4th and Calapooia streets, Albany. Oregon. D" ,11. G. A. MCAUHTKR HOMEOPATHIC PHT- sician and surireon Has removed his jlfiee into Crawford' block. All ftlli prompt ly attended to, fll O. A. WHITNEY PHYSICIAN AND U wivion. Graduate of Bellevue Hospl jS Medina! College. New York City. Diseases f women a specialty. Office in at residence n 7th street between Calapooia and Vine, Albany Oretron. DR. M J. PA "TON, PHYSI'flAN ND Survoen, Bluraberif'H Block, Albany, Or. Female diseases a stwcialty. Con 1 - found i the office day or night. ITTOatSFY. T SI'RXKY. L T SARIN, J. W DSAl'KR . . t'RS SY. BAKIN A DRAPER, ATt'i'R- r ncs at law. Orejoncitv, Orcion. Twe.i- tv vears exiwrieii as register .( th V. s. '" Oregon Lny and in the luid lr'-tke recoi recomm. nds us in our specialty iiuir i before the L:uid Oilice o- the cour' mid iuv .Kin the pra lice in the e' eral l.rul Office. II (.. V.vrMN, att.irny.aHav, Alba. IT. onxon. O.iict m Stratum ulock T N. DCNC AN ATTORN EY T LAW J . and notary public OUce In the Strahan block, root No. I and i. I), r, B. Hi. I LACK i KBGRK. . W WHIUHT, i:N, & WRIGHT ATTORNEY AT Jj L. t'' any, Orton. tiBice in odd elioa s T i n ie. ill practice in all courts .( the tn.Kf ind (rive special attention to all I'usuiees lirOLVl: J N CHARLES E. ATTORNEY 11 at La. Albany, Or. Olflce In rooms IS .ml 14, tt'er't Block, over L. K. blaio's tiore. f K. WKAT11I KKORD, ATTORNEY AT the I. law. Albany, Oregon. Oltlce in rllnn Bl.ck. Will practice in all the 'jurt ot rhextate, and irive special attention .o all business I V -ES P MEAD, AITORNEY-AT-LAW J and title examiner, Albany, Or. Wili jirvtice in all the courts of the state. Ab stract of title furnwhed on short notice. I'en years experience. REVERE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR. CHAS Pfeifler, Prop. Only nrst-eclass house in the city. Inrc sample rooms for com mercial men. No Chinamen employed in thr kitchen. General staje otfi- fo Corvallis. BECRET HOCIKTIK8. A. O. U. W. Safety'Lodse No. IS; f meets every Monday evening at the O. A. R. ball on Kerry street, between Second and i bird. Albany, Oregon. Htraincers in the it and transient brethren cordially invited ! oat tel. d. JJcPherson Post No. 6, A. R. Stated meeting at the O, A. R Hall on tne second and r'ourtti r'riday ei cuing cf each tnomh. IraLSient Comrailes ate cordi y invited to meet with us S. W. REECE, B. E. TA1L1R, Commander Adjutant, Land sarveyln. I lARTias sshiri.ns scsvmi.ve DOM! CAR OB 1 tain accurate and prompt work by callinv upon ex-countj surveyoi r, T. T. Fisher. He ;tascouiplete copies of Held notes and town--hip plats, and is prepare I to do surveying- in . iiy part of Linn county. Postothce address, Millers Station. Llnu cuu itv, Oregon. (ontrarlor and Itaildrr. l C. SIIKU. WILL rUR.tlSH l-LANS, SrECIKICA L, tions and detai's for all kinds of build-' nt; aud architecture. All work prompts tone and guaranteed to be hrst-clsaa. stt mutes furuialied on short notice for brick :iuildiiiK. residences, public buiidiiiKS, t.ridifen, etc. t vntrartor and Itaildrr. 1M1E L'NOEKSIONED HAVING LOCATE1. in Albany sclicits patrouaKe from city :aid country. Will contract to build bridges hams, and all manner of dwelling houses, including Vueen Anne, Eastlake and Eliza lthian tlei of building. Will lutnish plans, andspicitlcati'ns Iree ol charges. Satin lactiuo guarantee'' W, i CASSEL. i 1ATAKKH CURED, health nnd sweet J breath secured, by Shlloh's Catarrh heuioly. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. :-old by Foshay & Mason. 1T1LL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and IT Liver Conipldintf Sbiloh's Vitalixerls uara ntied to cure you. For sale by Foshay .With P H M o t I b p P o o J D O 6(4 and ! : I o o OUR AERIATED OVENS Al'akn the Nices liread. UVvJus and we will do von good GARLAND STOVES AND RANGES The City Liquor Store 31.' HA VM OA H', Proiprletor. sVNsxt door to the Odd Fellows' euiple, Albany, ' OrsgonSA Keeps constantly on IvtaJ the Aneit tin parte! au 1 Joiaustlc wiuss, tUiuors, einn'aa to'ia-.-ios only first . liquor store in the city Tu li us Joseph Manufacturer of Choice Cms -AND DKALKRIN- HE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST CSars, Fluf? and Smoklnjf Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, as t full line at Sniokere' Articles. Also dealer in Ne '. ort to Pffeiffer's candv store, Albany, Oregon, r CAUTIOKw7. H I (0 r t'l'L JHfOR 'aaBRRwwe-i!rf'', " W. L. DOUGLAS i-3 o CO $3 SHOE Fine Calf and Laced YVaterproef Grain. The excellence and wearing qualities of this shoe cannot be better shown than hy the strong endorse ments of Its thousands of conttant wearers. S(S.OO Genuine Hand-rwrd, an elegant and siytisn aress lland.sewrd inn unequalled for style and durability. 9J0 lleodyear Welt l the standard dress O Shoe, at a popular price. S04KI Pollcemnn's Hhoe Iseipeclally adapted w for railroad men, farmers, etc. All made In Congress, Button and Lace. $3&$2 SHOES lds, hare been most favorably received since Introduced and the recent Improvements make them superior to any shoes sold at these prices. Ask your Dealer, and If be cannot supply you send direct to factory enclosing advertised price, or a postal for order blanks. V. L. DOUGLAS, Brack tan, Mauw. I Hi A8K YOUR GROCER FOR Columbia ILOUJEl Thejbest brand in the market. This extra fine quality of Flour is in anu- fact u red by the JSFFEBS02T FLOUEIITG MILLS OF JEFFEBSON, OREGON The mill has re en tly been refitted most improved machinery. Auk tor the COLUMBIA" An take no other. WANT ED Ten thousand Men Women and Children to bny goods ( DEYOE & FBOMAN BROS., WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY, Graduates students in CLASSICAL, LITERARY. SCI KNTIFIC, NORMAL, BUtilNESS, LAW AND MEDICAL COURSES. AIO MUSICAL, THEOLOtilCAL, PHARMACEUTICAL AND ART COURSES. It is the oldest, largest and leant expensive institution of learning in the northwest. School oiens on thu first Monday in September. Send for catalogue to THOS. VANSCOY, President, Salem, Oregon. VE CAN r BE FOUND & senders STOVES RANGES sam um ,r bearing this trade are to-day making World's Be- homm comfortal,le happy than any other brand in ex- 9. istence. They are m ide in all styles and sizes, both for Cooking and Heating, and are sold at prices to suit the purse of the rich or P001, ol Imitation. jwnine tM T"i v-d Am mark closely, l3r-VV dlv Satyottarenotpoaeuupo la. DmUb fttaaMa smw r 0 (!) Pi 0 rappanttid. m aJ & FOR CENTLEMEN. e i znoe wmcn enmmenas icseur. Welt. A fins calf htaos ooMPAinr, and supplied with all the latest and Kwery sack wrraoted "Inioitt-re and Pealere in all kinds "of tjuno ami amiuiuiition, lighing tackle of ev ery dewriijt:on. cutlery and bane hall goods, tente, liaDiruotks and csmp chairs. The largest stock fotitli of Portland. Come on and all. Ho trouble to show goods. Qaic sales and small profits is onr motto. Also repair shop connected with store and first rlas workmen to do all kinds of work. mark more THE" OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD Aire Oregon Development Co.'e Stoamshlp Line 32 Hour Less Tlmt Than by any other route: Accomodations unsurpassed for comfort an ttlety. Kara ass) freight via Yaijuiua ant lbs Oragwa Deve opment coui)uiy'e te ihlps, much less that by any other route een ail points In the Willlaruef e Vail tod Ban Francisco. SAIUNO DATES. raoH iuuA. iVtllamette Valley.... lull- io b W V m ui'. lr Willamette Valley ion Willamette Valley ... -."(Jit raou aaa ruusu' ' Farail-xi Willamette Valley. .. Willamette Valley . . . W. V. Aug. 1st llih I! 3t- .July The .Mupaii reserve U rilii. to cl.anj teaiuurs or aaillui; datm C. a. UasvaLL, Ja., Oeu 1. i. f. Aeut. JO. Hone t ornery streei., ri&u rno.tuk , tau Keineuilier tke Orcxoii fui illc popu. lar -uiuiuer excursiuns. 1aw riit excurmou liekets are ou Sale evciy Vv eduesdayaud Saturday from Aibunt Corvallis nd Fbilouiatli to VaiiuiDH uud fur the return trips until Sepiem- ier ou, BAIL! raaasxass TaAUts, Except ttundays.) L Yaquina,7:00 a j Lv Albany 12 20 r UorvaUis lOMIf. a a I " Corvallis 1A3 ra r Albany U:cs a a I At Yaquina i f- r. a. U. C. trains connect at Alban and Cot Wm. il floae. General alanairei. Kent Corvallis, O m. c Uoaua, AcUnif U. F a t. EAST 1 SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE. THE MOUNT SHASTA "0UTE California express trains run dally sou raj ( MOKTB o:00pm..Lv Portland ....Ar.. ;S6am V:28pin..LT Albany Lv.. 6:14 am :5am..Ar 8. Francisco. (.v.. 9 00 pro Leal Pass. Train bally- Ka. hunday "sX)am..Lv Portland ... .Ar. . 4:00 ou W:0 p m..Lv. . Albuy.....L ..li;0U am 00 p saAr.....hoseburg Lv., tlMOam Lebauasn Hraaek. 1:M pm..Lv.. i:36pm..Ar.. ..Albany.... . .Lebanon. . .Albany.. .Lebanon.... ..Ax.. .-2t pm ..Lv.. b:40au. . Ar.. 4.2tt pm , Lv.. S'4u urn 7;Wim..U. H.ti a m..Ar. alsant local, daiat (Except Sunday) f'.oO m. Lv Portland Ar u.uu a a -Ar. . . . AiUkny ....Lv....5.00 a a PULLMAN BUFFETSLEEPEKB. TOURIST SLEEPING UAK8, For accommodation of Hecond;iass Fa ssiuxsrs attached to Express 'iraius, Wea4 side Uivlslaaj. Between l'oiilaiiu aud Uorvailie Mall Trala Ually - Except Sunday 7J0am..Lv. ...Fo.-tland ..Ar.6.30 p. m K:10pm.. At Conanis.. L lt.iip. n At Albany and Corvallis connect with trains ol Oregon Pacific-Railroad Express Trala Ually (Exrtpt Sunday 4:40pm..Lv Portland .. Ar.. 8:20am 7 lib p m . Ar.....atcMinnvills.Lv.. 6.46Am THROUGH TICKETS lu AU Point' EAST AND SOUTH AVFor tickets aud full Information re garding rates maps, etc., call on company's agent at Albam . a, EOKULKK, E. P. RU0EK8, alauager Asst. U. F. A P, A MM PACIFIC EL'I 4-WHrANl Overland Route Trains lor the East leave Portland at T tu aadfMMr. a. daily. rpTfflfr l?nC! to sad tram srinoipa A 1 V JA. i 1 O polnu in United States. Oaoada and Europe. roLLMAN PALACE CAR SLEEPERS. Frss Oolsaist BUssiit Oars Eu ThiMgh sii Ex SM Traias OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS. Uscaat lea IMala Cars vlt Clwace, Closs Connections at Portland for Ban Fran' asco and Pngst Sound points. 9 Boats leave the Company's wharf, at the foot of Broadalbia street, on Tuesday anJ rridav of each week, a O. RAWLINOH, City tiakst and Freight Agent L'.Js. asllXaM. Sieaeral Traaae Msuaager. T. VI . EKB. . r. a. JOHN SCHMEER'S Liierj, feeds Sale stable Comer 8emd and BUnsortk 8U ALBANY, OREGU H! eaaas soaaaaD by the day or aaoota. Oai nages or baavus on rawouabls terms vsol FOSHAY St I MASON Wboiesals and. Retail Drturgists Booksellers LBARV, CROUP, whooplnr coilh and: broochltk inunsdlatelr rslievad bvahlloa's Car, fx sal ay Fsamy 4 " Yaquina Route ! ONSUHPTIQ timM' FAv & Mason Tliote! Sloes I . 7 'sav r rvrid - ola i-V M rf! sKAHbbv Gr W SZIMIIlPSOiSr JULIUS GRADWDHL'S GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR. THE LEADING CROCKERY, FANCY GOODS AND TOY STORE OF ALBANY. THE ONLY.GENU'BE rOGER HKO SIL VERWARE, FRENCH CHINA AS GLASSWARE, BOY'S WAGONS, BABY AJSD DOi.L CAR, RIAGES, AND A General Assortmert of Fancy Coeds. Hpetialty n the finest TeaR, Coffee and Fauiilv ro-t-rieb. He bnve direct foi net can li ami carrieB the lari.e.--t Block in th- V wle . Insurance apt-nt for Fire and FOR PURE DRUGS TOI,:'J AM) rAMl GOTO The Fl Line of Pianos and Omars in Willamette Valley. CAIX AM) IXAikiJjvK ins STnrK TEILD -AND- GEKERATi PRODUCE MARKET. WANTED SPECIALLY Hay. at aud potatoes, to supply cort..mrra on the Oregon Pacific Railroad evtnsi.m and my increasing hon.e trade, whrr I sll in nnantitis t.. nit ' - pui hasers. flflic fcvA or F-rrv street W SA WORRRTSON ALBANY BAKERY. FARKER BROS., PROPRIETORS. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND VCAKES FOR'.'. I -. FRESH FRUITS BER v I FRESH ii. ID V. WEDDINGS'.-. I RIEs AND VEGETABLES -..'. BR E vj oice Table Delicacies and a Full Line . f Fancy and Stable Groceries and Pro visions, Uauned Goods, huts, Candies, Etc., Etc. A Full Line ofi Jttij orltd t.ro' J vr ttHcViyar n r-ii 21 .u ui i!m Hi u d.V.liaiii, Af OAKY OKEGON, We watit to rivt our frirndti tit of ailvire. As we 8reinsi.ler k.jt.w vilureoi bf-ak. eve' buy a cheap Move. Wait ill you cat. g.-t a go l i ne. The 'f.wel. We k'-eii 'etii. t)ur sale f tinware is t-t 11 all tlie gossip. No tiOiir o'hIs in the Eture. in flie Market. 9 SQHIiVSur:.! f,ll!IS -mr u J i il MIjM Vllltai KID. sua MOB Ladies Fine H-jcs At Lowest Prices. Call LASTS and see onr new etock. Matine. -ni ui - iriiiE. Faints Oils, Pa: ruhierv syrd totias ertlo Ja, .is-, a frill .ine Jf ttouks r. .';oieT pri. idi.-ala, eV rjr Prsoriittoa eaue(ui') ruiouad(-s CUD PrlLOSTS rUflPLE. ALSo CARIES- STORJi