Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, September 05, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1 HE MORNTNG HEKAI.H JRIIJAV. SKPTKNTrETt 5. 1S0 . iaily 4NL Weekly DAILY t-abllaha erj morniiw oftueyt Monday.) . . i . A.or. :.iTr"i it onw, per w- v : oiail. par T-af 6 00 WJHLT. rir.ltshed SYery Frio? Morning.) m copy, per annum. In -lvii.i2.00 Vhfn n-it oak! in advance ... 10 rum smiu. 4ih) -a the Albany poatonVe -los r"or all otfleoa north . rha Eastern states f-.30 nu Went Sid f .od the Narrow On R. R. J r., Portland and r- 11 . realliaand Yaqnii.t . .-12:.W r. Ml oillcw south 7:30 r. Ttia noatotBca will br I 1 m-h everiinu torn six to aeren o'clock. KeaiMared matter tor thn ly mominir wain should ba mailed before o clock the nrsvloo rsninr. OREOOX PACIFIC TIMETABLE. Arrive Departs .11. 15am II 00 pm 5. 25 pin 1 (.Mi ''aawncer. Preibt UNSATISFIED MAN. Thk glamours of romance and un certainty hai attractions for human beings that apparently cannot be withstood. No matter what tht results may be no matter how much disaster ueath, suffer ing and hardships former projec tors and explorers may have en dured, new men stand ready to undertake the sam line of work, if the required uncertainty of re sults is as attractive as ever. Take for instance the Arctic ex ploring fields, which are marked with so many bleaching skeletons, and the graves of -o many noble ambit ous men, and they still hold a fascination for human beings that attaui ks new victims each re curring season. It is said that the disasters of the De Long expedition in 1831 and of the (Jreely expedition in 1882 have until recently dincoiir aged adventure in the Arctic rei"". Dr. Nansen's journey at-rmss Greenland last year was tlu first indication of a revival in the exploring spirit. His success in that expedition encouraged the young Swede, unfortunately, to the bolder undertaking of pene trating to the pole, and he will ne : :ng start on his journey, t ki ig the route attempted by De Long with such lamentable re sults. Meanwhile another Arctic adventure will be in progress on the east coast of Greenland. Lieu tenant Ryder, of the Danish navy, who is well known for his admir able survey of the west coast of Greenland, will next year, under the auspices of the Danish Gov ernment, study and survey the east coast between With and 73d degrees north latitude. Mast of that coast is practically unknown, owing to its inhospitable haunter. It will not enter into Lieutenant Kyder'a plan to make a record of near approach to the pole. As long ago as 1670 land was seen tar tt the north of the lieiitrm nt's proposed field of operations. The German north pole expedition of 186-'70 surveyed the east coast of Greenland as far north as Cae Bismarck a point much nearer the pole than Lieutenant Ryder proposes to reach. The unknown region to be studied by the Ryder expedition extends from Frantz Josef Fiord southward to Cae Brewster, on the 73th parallel of north latitude. Scoroby, in .82- while hunting the walrus, made a rough map of the outer portion of his coast line, but he did not push into the deep fiords between Kcoresby Sound and Franz Josef Fiord. The more southern portion of Lieutenant Ryder's field of operations has been oftener visited but no tolerably accurate map of it exists. Coal ha been f.rtind there, with excellent clays, sand stones, etc., to say nothing of such game as the white bear. reiu!eer, musk ox, hare, and snow fowls. At Cape Stewart a house will, if possible, be erected as a starting point for expeditions in all directions. One of the objects to be had in view is to determine whether there is a connection be tween Davy's Sound and Franz Josef Fiord. Another is to ascer tain whether, as has been sup posed, there is an isolated tribe oi Eskimos inhabiting this region. Eskimos were found there by Clavering, but at the time of the German expedition they had dis appeared. The Ryder expedition will consist of nine persons. They will be equipped with three boats, twenty-two feet long and six feet wide, and an ample mpply of sledr tents, snow-shoes, besides materia i for a house and observatory. It will leave Copenhagen in June, 1891, and will be on the Green!an.i coast for two years if it has good uck. If it has bad luck the rule, apparently, in Arctic expeditions three or four years may pass be fore the members of the ex pedition can expect to see their homes. Should the exjtditiou accomplish nil iis hope?, it will, od its return, show the world an outline map o Greenland com plete, ext-ep? as repecta its sno poaed northeastern corner. Balti more Sun. TiitRE is one great end that will he achieved, by the impetus and rivalry given to ship building, in the construction of the cruiser for the navy, that have lately leen built That is the superiority at tained by our shipyards and hops in the construction and handling of large and perfected machinery. As has been truly said the building of a new navy is stimulating the mechanical genius of the Ameri can people. We hr.ve already seen that ships can be built in the American yards which com pare in point of. speed favorably with the best specimens of Old World rkill. Now in the national gun shop at Washington we ate afforded the spectacle of a travel ing crane, the largest in the world, a piece of machinery which (.irks up a mass of metal weighing 100 tons anl transports it to and fio in a large shop with perfect ease. The familiarity we are gaining with big intchiuery and the other things we are forced to learn while building war ships will be hound to give us a pre-eminence in ship building for commercial purposes. It was England's policy of creating a great armor-clad navy which gave such an impetus to shipbuild ing in that country, an. I the game results will be w itnessed lu re. John L. Sullivan reached a wise conclusion when lie uecidetl that there is more money in acting than in fighting. In lact, there is more money in shoveling sand lUan slogging, but there in alto more work in it, and work is a hat the professional pug.hst detests, with the present strong feeling against the brutality of prize ugiit the outlook lor toe titisiuess is very gloomy. The sloggcr has -j-videnlly strutted u.s bnel liour iu the ring aiiu lie mu.-l lull hack upon the congenial oaiooii lor a living. i.aklla fr tue Slna. 1 maku a rtpecially ol handling tauies line alioes. i tai ry some ol ihe oeot oidiids made in uuc and uetlium KraUes in w idilia Horn A Uj hb. All warranted, gisxlsi no tiasli, and will lepitir any j.air ol dioes ot any kind sola inal vtiil ipor break. Aaiuuei t. Vutiug. l'li I iiiou racilic. Xs the only hue running ivo iasl trains uauy iruui 1'oiiiauU lo -Juiaha, .t. i'aui, Kauan Cii, oUicago, St. Louis and ail points i.asl and SoUiti. iiuv yoiu tickets ol C O. Kawluigs, tool oi IWoan .iloin alicel, Albany. To parents tiiat iaii to uve noney in buying sctiooi slioes lor cniidreu vtili do Meli by calling at rviein iiros. .-lioe sloie w licit vUey nave just received a laige sinpuieut oi liiu Ceieoruleu t. .i. iteudeisoii's Keo M'iiool iloiine 'Ui. l'i.ose wanting copies ol i'101. I'aluicr's song, "bnnius a miii-UL-alii," slioiud call lui mediately ..t Jones' book atoieaaoiily a h lull ed number ol copies aie placed on sale. He mu.ike a specialty of line cakes lor parties and weddings, lilackburn oc l'liom. yuench jour thirst at itie new SooalounUtin. X biile W thw. call ..! 11. .Nerjt, ( ltfite your 4iilcn rt Lr. Jm.t:' ami ct OUr ouJ rikWtfU bclore tlio winter sloriua. IIOK sJ160, Itio Al.'KFs Or' r'lUhT-t-LASS J; laiM 3 tuilei tnui iInumjii, pitlv iia iroveO, suitable tor ii?uj K.k. fruit or irultry. tr further iniuriuatnn inquire At thi itthce, Itt COOL BKfcH ON OiiAL Gilf, DKAVV.S fDfUi the cellar, at il. Uauiutfart a. LL FKKdO.NS HAMNU t.Sr.llLKI ax. account with John Oierri-iier ae re UedteJ to call at once anO .ltle art he ba tlil hm meat uiarkrt ami ha retire' from .ne buniuesjto. OlTKAlaSabO KOOM6 TO lihM IiM.iifi C ol Si. GoeU, at Oelmonica reHtuutni. j 1 W, AYKKa, AKCIlllrXT AM SL'r-KK-J9 HUeodaiiU Oilije over l'irt Nutiiiii iAjiknuitUu.,r, Albany, Or. Work Bohcitcu Kom all arts of the count) MUSK t:iUAKS -IMPOK1KU, KfeY WKai X nil Domestic, emIiriitiiiH the celebrate! r lor le Mailritl, tatrt inw, coiKiuerurv ami lihet choice br.imis in the Vrll, rar.j umi AeHtern L'niou Tcleifraph orlice buil-link;. i-V Ken.'UKH.r th p'nee j.f ONLY TO MIAN- HOMfc CAPll'ALO. tJ. oJ rcai efca,te cH.cuiit. for .arlii-: .r eiiijuire ot Geo. liumpbrvy. il-KKPLhsia MGHl iu-le miserable by O that terriMc oinnrh. nhiloh n lure i he renietv for you, tor iMie b rohvv & MsVHQ. ll'AM'KU A rtrrf-ij!'! wire oiattre' II eaver. A'Mn-st Jp'Kafie Virt-Mt t.ct F.Uir, a tat in wauu . e(ul Mt., Soknc Kaii, vlah NTU IS M Kith It Y GlKN KIAlALa M:rotiib tiulfbteil to the uM tirin l inuaM; A Kicin are renue!tti to i-ouie t t aarti ami settle up promptly, a.- the aet unt niu rt be clow u". Klkin Ukon Jaa. F. Powell A Co. have ju.-t received a large lot of fresti ft uit-au-1 vegetables. SHILOH'S VITALIZKK is ohat ..n n.eii for Uonatipatiun. loai.f Appvtitv, Plzi-i-oH,anU al! ni.t .DiBiil Li,(prt . 1 rict iO .tml 75 i-cnU; fir 1ml tie. tot sale l. Koki-iay & Maain, llriTL'll A I.'I.IV 111 II Uln-i.d i .f n m ... u.nilr,IU. If quirt at the resilience of Mm M, Porns, t oUUi and Vaiapoaia strssts. I'HlMt II . ELLIS, PHYSICIAN OP SfRr iceon, Alba'.y Oru-zon. T II IUVIS, M. D PHYSICIAN AND If su.,jeon. I'sn le found at hi off) tooiu id Straliao's block, Kiret strert, A'ban) Orcifon- (V C. KEI LY, PHYSICIAN AND SCR j. neon Aluany, oreifoii. off. e in Pierce' tn block Office hi.nre, from S a. o r. u J KoV Tkk, VETMMNAKY Sl'R , . iteon, ,-ri.liiati: o( Ontario veU-riiiar ;oII.i;h an.l member of the Ontario veterin .irv metlical sm -iet . is prepared to treat the liat-anes of all ibimtr-tR-.iteu animate on teientitic principles. Otlice at Ans Marshall's lierv (table tefi.lem e 4th and Cslapooia treetg, Albany, Oregon. Da. E. A. McAiihtkr iioMEor-AfHic PUT sician ami suruenn Its removed hi iltice intti Crawford's block. All calls prompt ly at tended to. Dtt o.'a. wh itn k y, ph ysician and it'ir.xMi. Gnul'inte (. itcllcviie Hoxpi al MoJic-il College, New- York City. Diseane f women a apecialty. Office in at residence n 7th street between Cal.ipooia and Vine, llintiy Oregon. DR. M. J PA 'Tl PHYSI' IA.N NI Surgeon, Bltlinberit'H Block, Albany, Or. VVmale tliHeartei a aecialty. ian be fo'.md o the office Jay or night. W. T. Bl RNKV. L. T. BARIS, J. W DRAPKK 111!. --Y. I1AHI.N & PIS -t-KK, TIOK M it : t:i'- Oregon t 'iiv, O-eiton. fwe-i-t v y .j-h e(H?ru i -m register of th U. S. I.an.1 iiH,x t Or ;o.i City and it: the lnd :ra. tice reci.inm. fidw us in our (pecia't; )iKiiXa.- U-forc 'tie L::d Oltice ' the court in. i inv.' mrf the nrin-tii-e i't In-ge'-cral l.ti-l "ftice. WATSON, attoriiey-at-la'a. Albai. Olnce in Mrrihan ;Ih k I li i:X ATI iil4--k(rHim4 No. I and 2. i, H, H. BL.lKBI'RN. o WRIUlir. L)LACKli' KN, i WRIGHT ATI'OK N K Y AT Luv, , !t)unyt Uftnn. wtlv n Gclil t'llo ' i'r-tifie. Vitl pnttticrr in l courts jt Hi.- L.itJ :iu ijive jpei-utl itU:iiiior to all KOL r iN !7HARLK8 E. A ITORNKY If a '. Alliany, Or. -U:ti:e in rooinn 13 mil 14, vr!9 Itlcck, over L. h. LUfin't etorei IK. W: . Ian, a !tKFnKDf ATIORNKY AT On-yon. i"t'jt' in iht him lil. -i. Hl practice in ail uk urte ol rhvsltttu. Aii't i Htial attention o ali iitit)iiit"w I A KS P MKAi), A !TORN KY-AT-LA W rj ami title oxanune.. Albany, or. Will itiaclict: in all the courts of the state. Ab- ) stnuU of title furiiuthef oi Mhrt nntiee. Irti earexpcrenee. SKCKKT Stt IKTIKS. 4 . O. L, W. Safety Lotikfe No, 13. meet r evi-rv Monday exenintc ut the G. A. K bail on Kerry direct, between Heeoud anO j hirtl. AIIkuiv, On-icm. Stranurs in the it anil transient brethren cordially invited toattei.il. McPherii Pont No. ft, li A. K. StUed uieetini9 at the G, A. K Hall on tlie second and Kourtn Kriday eenins tf ea h moiuh. Trattient Comrades are cordi V inviteil to ineet with us S. W. KKKCK, K K. 1 AWI.KR, C'ouiiuaiuler Adjutant, LuikI ureJlnt AKIIKs OKlKINta 8LRVKYINO DbM CAN OH X di .uxurate and prompt work by call in c upon fX-oi'.uity nuncyoi , T, T. Kwher. lie I v uiiipur, copies of tlelu notes and town snip fluid, .od is prepare 1 to do Burveyimj in ; n pn of I.inn county. PoHtorhce addresa, Millers station. Linn cou lty, Oregon. oulru4-lor hihI ltulllcr. C. nllKtl. WILL KI.RMMl FLA.NS, HfKCIKIl'A- iJ9 tioitd and details for al) kind oi build n: sua architecture. All work promptly ilunc and guaranteed to be tirst-cla? h-ati-ii later luminlit-d on ethrt notice lor brick I uiUuiiics, rertiucuces, pulilic buiIdingH, brtdtca, vti-. li. wl.NN, AG KM fr"OK THE LKAD Viz hie, lite ami aii;ident UibUraiice cnuj- A onlraelor anil ICulliler 'iHlK I'NOKKblGXKO HAVING LOL'ATKb X in Albany elicits patronage from city ;..d countn. Will ciitrail to build bridges irit8, nd al! manlier of dwelling houaea, .(icutiiitr Vueen At.r.c, ritlake and fciiza i.ttltian Htvlft of buildiiik:-. Will fummh (ti.(t aiidsKciticatu ni free of charge, att f.ution guarantee'' W. I. LAShL. I lATAt;KII CI KEO, h c.i it n nnd sweet V breath Hecuretl, by Shiloh't Catarrh lieiotdy Prke i cent?. Nawil Injector free. Miti by Koshay A Mason. UMLL VOL sL'Fr'EK with OysptspMia and Liver timipldint? Shiloh's YitalizeriH tiara nteed to cure you. for Hale by Fonhay Madon. IOK lame back, side or cheat, u Shiloh's 1; poroui Plasttr. tvdil by Fotriiay t Manon. OrwuflirStale Fair, 'DO 13T11 ANNUAL EXlliniTlOS L'nder the management of the State Hoard of Agriculture, will be held on the state fair grounds near Salem, com mencing on MONl'AY, .KPTEMlU-:i: 15. 18!)0 Ami lasting one week CASH PREMIUMS Offered for agricultural, stock anl mecliaiiical exhibits, for works of art i'tiul fancy uork ami fur tri als of seed. Reduced rates for fare and freight on ail transportation .incs to ami from the fair, Important im provements have been made upon I lie yirouiMs and im-reiised facili ties are offered exhibitors. The Pavilion Open FOUR NIGHTS PUliINC THE WEEK. A splendid held of lion-ea enter ed in the sieed department, and line exhiiiitions of racing will 1m given each ilny. Entries for premiums close Mon lay at 7 ::.' p. m. Exhil.ors are u t fed to make as many of their entries on aturday before t!ie fair as Dossihle. tiooils. AiiinmlH mid articles ior exhibition mnst he in their places ty 1(1 p .n. Monday. I'RK KS OF AltMISSION ; Man's day ticket'. $ 5() Woman's day th-ket 2.3 1 Man's season ticket 2 50 Woman's season ticket 1 (HI ! Send to the secretary at Portland Oregon, for a premium list. D. 11. LOON EY, Presidisnt. J. X. UattM, twcrtary. Jim V $1510 The City Liquor Store V. ItAUMGAKT, Proprietor. tTSexl Joor to the Md Kellows' eiople, lliauy, Oreoa 4 itoein coodtaiitlv -in tinJ tin il mi i uutnol jill.l i-atic ariuM, liquors, oiirars'ar tor Only Brst - -- liqaur store la th.' city OH PAID T0 ORDERS FROM THE 1QUHTRY TU LIUS OvSEHH Manufacturer of Choice Ciits AND i.tpi. i i n 1 1 il lil !'.ars. Plug and Smokini; Tobaccos, Mcerscbauin and Briar Pipes. B full hue 0' flmoknrs' Articles. Also dealer in Nb.-T 0oo to Plfeiller's candy store, Albany. Oregon PATTTTAN w- T" Donglaa Slioes are vAUllun wnrraoted, and every air has bia Dnme nnd price atamped un bultom. T 4 li li (0 . niiif (. . r nil riaSWW W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Fine Calf and I.ared Waterproof Grain. The excellence and wearlnp qualities of thin shoe cannot be tiettiT shown thau iy the strong endorse ments of Its thousantlh of eouKtunt wearers. Se.OO enulnp Ilnml-ncwed, an elegant and 9 stylish dress Mine which eomniends Itself. Syl.OO llniid-Hi'wed Welt. A tine calf shoe O 5Q n i unenilulli'd for SO. SO lioodycnr ftuiM'. ai a uopiiiur price. SO. SO Policemiin'a w ror raiinaii nieji, larmers, eic. All made tu ConK'eiw, Ilutton and Ice. $3 & $2 SHOES ladIHs. hftv been most favornbly received since Introduced ami tuc recent lnipnvenirnts make them superior to any nhH'S nohl at tlio irlws. Ank your Iealr, nnd If ue cannot supply you send direct to factory enclosing advertised price, or postal for order blanks. V 1. I)Ol ;LA, Hrocklon, Maasw ASKYOFK tiKOCKR FOR Columbia, FLOUR Thejliest brand in the market. This extra tine quality of Flour isfmanu facturel by the JEFFEBS02T FLOXTBZlTCr MILLS COMPANY, OF JEFFEBSOX, OREGOX The mill has recently been refitted anil supplied with all the latest and most improved machinery. Ask for the A ltd fake m nt'-er W 3N3" T ED -Ten thousand Men Women and Children to bnv goods i DEVOli & FKOMAN 1JUOS., WILLAMETTE Graduates CLASSICAL, LITERARY. SCIENTIFIC, NORMAL LAW AND MEDICAL COURSES. ALSO MUSICAL, THEOLOGICAL, PHARMACEUTICAL AND ART COURSES. it is the oldest, largest and least expensive institution of learning in the northwest. School opens on the first Monday in September. Send ior catalogue to i n. v Aftiwi, I'resident, Salem, Oregon. Pis t JSC SPI55 11 s;?sf z sgtf lk LADIES' UKDERWEAR eullruirn Altlrls, litll:-ii'i lolli lull, aiol All Ladles 4nruirul niail to order Ml Hie JapaneseBazaaritore KBII KH VKKV bO . KWoNO U'O.KtLC'O, X'Store on First Street next tc Spencer & blucklmrn . llrr for I'nlillrallon LtMi (kkice atOkkoon Citv.Ok .) AnUKt 4, IS'lO, f NOTICE is hereby given that the follow iiig-naiiH-d settler lias tiled notice ot hi" intention to make final proof in Buppurt of his claim, and that sani pnoi will be made before tin- t-nnnt) juile or clerk of Linn oountv, at Albany, Oregon, on Sep tember '.'9, 1S1H viz: Thomaa i Icwin, homeateail entry. No 520S, for N E i vi Sec 24 T 13 S, R 1 E. Ie nam 's trie following witifsses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land.- Carl Kinuliart, T D WedU, .Mm Chris tiau and Hiram Pickens, rlinf Sweet Home postottice. Linn county. Ore. gu. J. T. Appkrson, Register, DKALKR IN iin umi WKST l iii 1 1 h h w ilLU lllil M ii r 0 (!) H 0 ntvle and durahllltv. Welt Is the standard dress Shoe Is especially adapted LUMBIA" "Kvery sack w,irrantr.lTi. IW Jmortfis aixl liealers in : 1 kinils ol guns and ammunition, fishing U-ckle of ev ery tlesi ript on. cutlery and base ball goods, tents, hammocks and camp chairs. The largest stock south of Portland. Come one and all. No trouble to show p-nds. Quicr sales ami small profits is onr motto. Also repair shop connected with store and first class workmen to do all kinds of work UNIVERSITY, 'students in- BUSINESS, a fin 6 A C VW FOR SAT.E BY ALL nm'GOISTS. Si itne months atro 1 nurcnaHeo a box of Dr. J. P. Sill's Cstarrh Cure for my own use but finding my nephew C.'A. McMahan needing such mtdi cine I let bim have my hox of medi cine. Ht now sends for three more boxes, anying it is the best thine' for caisrrn ever triei ny uim ana nts friends. 1 (jot another box to use In my case, and cheerfully recommend it toothers. (.Signed). JOHN McMAHAK, Ex-County Comniisaioner Lane Co. Oregon, 8pringfi.'ld. Lane county, Oregon Prof J, W, Johnson, president of the State uniratsiiy, says it cured him ol a ooinrh after two other prescriptions had failed. Likewise two of hie little trirls used it to cure their coughs, Mrs M;irk Hailey, wife of Prof Bailey, sent it to Prof Johnsor, and recom. nn-nds it to all who sutler from colds, and coughs. For coughs it acts like ohm m, and ctin be inhaled Into the pi s or passages, where o other ' ! 1 r-ures CHn reach ' SI)T CASH "KACKET STOltE," JUST OPENED OPP. MASONIC TEMPLE. tallies and gents fin nishing Koods.coraets, t.ihle covers, Udie- at-d irents hosierv, men's ami toy's neckwear, suspenders, dress bjt tnna, hair, tooth, nail and horse brushes, stationery, erfunier-, inks, renuils. shoe blarkinif, and a reat many articles too nil nierous to mention here. These ifwxls ate si'UI st such prices that they ccn not be "11 pli.atcd by anr other merchant in the city, unless sold at a sacrifice. Come and get our prices So trouble to show stock. One price to , BEIOUKD UiVY. f 1 gig iTOMSUMPIief LOli OS-SJnCti'f.:: The Bcsl iShoc 1 1 FrJOO'S r 1 1 31 "-w - " G-"W SICMIIPSOIlSr JULIU8UEAI)W0HL'JS GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR. THE I.EADINH CROCKERY, FANCY (iOOl)S AND TOY STORE OF ALP.ASY. THE ONLY (JKNl'IKE UOdEl HKoS Sll. VEIf WAKE, FRENCH CHINA AND GLASSWARE, BOY'S WAGONS, BABY AND DOM. CAR, KIA0JES. AND A General Assortmert of Fancy Goods. Snecialtv n the finest Teas. C( flees and Family ;ocei ies. Ilelnvs! ilirei-t. for net cash fiul carries the Insurance auent for rire and FOR PURE DRUGS TOJLKJ AM) FAKCV GOTO The Finest Line of Pianos and 0r In H WiJlaniette Valley. CALL AMI rXAHJvj lfJ KHK K -AND- GENERAL PRODUCE MARK KT. WANTED SPECTALLV Hay, oats and jKitafs, to aupjly enston.. is od the Oregon Pacific Railroad rxteimiop and my iiiefaKtui' Imine tm' e, whsrs I sell in ouar.titm to suit t.ho't urelif er.. 'rfi fo t or Ftrtv stm t W 1 . WORrTWTSh' ALBANY BAKEIiY. PARKER BROS., PROPRIETORS. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND-- VCAKES FOR'.'. I .FRESH FRUITS BER-V I FRESH ... uFI V.WEPDINGSV. I RIES AND VEGETABLES v.vBRE ; u Talile Delicacies anl Full Line y and Stable (iroceri . Pro visions, d Goods, Iuts, Camli--.-, !;.c,, Etc. FUl Ll-ieof Imported anl Djinti i: ,',fi. Ai BANY OKEGON, We want to give onr friends 'it of advice. As we are insidi-rs e konw whereof we spvak. ''ve buy a cheap tote. W'a't iil you can gel a good one. Tin- k ki.. - e keep em. ur sale of tinware i Mill alt ti e gossip. Xo poor goods in the store. m tlic Market SlltlKS FOK S0HIIYS ;ir:d GIKLS L4DS T -.nd ia KID. .1. aas "iZ. Ladies Fine Slioes ;LASTJ .Jr ami see onr new stock. largest stock in the Valley. Marine. ItitaMn aHI otl artt '.s a fq Ur nl boos -iialionwry. parioaUcaiv eK . tf 1 aaij Ib ttnan eavein 1 m mms mtir A Ld CARIES STORE -THE YaquiuaKoute ; JPEGON PACIFIC KAILHUAi. ANt Oregon DeveiopbDi Uus SteaniHhip 1 . 1 - AM 22 Hours Les l'iin Than liy any other rutt:: AH-on Hlutioiii ti!iMir-.tSK-fl fi r r . uil.-ii. w'ety. rroN and Irnulith v;a .u iui. r. .1:0 Oregon lcvv -pincit coii-i-iiiiyV 'n Mis, nioeh le4- tl.a: li) miy otln r ioun A'eeil al: l-oint u I In i-('c t iill uid San KtanciMM. fciAILlNO DATES. MOM VAll.Ni. A'illauiette Valley July I'Cth ." iu IM Willa.uelU; Valli-y loth illiuuctt Valley .. itith Y UM "Ah rPANCIMTO Karallnii M;liauiitle Valley... Hiliauitttc ulli 1 .. V. V Auk. 1st : 1Kb ' 10. July 31i llic company reserve tlie rliiht, to itjuw u-amers or hailing dates. C 11. Haswkli Jr.. (.i n t . i. Y. A).cni. 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