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X TTTV. MORKtyn HERA LP TTTTTPS!AY. STTPTTrRTTn II, ISflO. ,aii,y Nn weekly DAI1 ...-... mntiilnw rlceOl Molldav.l -ilTertd by oarrlsr, per . .. nr - . 0 VI IWIBKLV. PuMtabed eery Fri.tay Mornlnt;.) im copy, per annum, In advance.. When not-mid In advance . 40 TH MIM. Mails it the Albany postnrtlce lose for all office north 1 fh Eaetprn Mate i rhe West Bide 1 And the Nat row On R. R., ' - Portland and .1... Ila.a rvalllaaod Yaquin- ...-12:30 r. tin.. nnth 7:30 r. M The poetofflce will b ! each evening Ma eia la ssven o'clock. Registered matter lor thr ly mominir rain should be mailed before o clock ureriuus evening. thr OREOOS PACIFIC TIMETABLE. Arrive Departs .'11.15mli.00pm J 5. 25pm I 6.60 a rreitfht. EDITORIAL NOTES. Astoria ia considering the ques tion of having city, water works, ond the advisability of bonding the city for 250 thousand for tlieiu. ' A man op in Washington is try ing to raise coffee, and one of his trees ia said to be 16 inches high and covered with the berry pods. Probable the market will not be viaibly affected by the prospects of his crop. It is said that the ventnrsom? foot of man has never yet been planted upon the topmost peak of Mount Baker. Recently a party tried the ascent but gave it up, aftar 10,000 was rea.hed, as the old mountain veiled itself in an uu penetratable mist and cloud. Tuk little boy with a small splinter of wood at the end of which was a globule of phosphorus has made Mr. Jones, of Stay ton, consider the difference between a barn full of hay and a pile of ashes on the ground. The contemplation was not conducive to complacency". Tuk United States Senate has finally worn out discussion u,xin the tariff bill and it will soon be voted upon and passed by that body. There is very little change i i it, since it left the house, the largest Tne being "Aldiich's re ciprocity trail trip" which is nut a change to hurt, and it ought to pass and go to the president at once. The matter has been to long under way that the people want some action upon, and then in the venacular of the small boy "give us a rest." Tub Washington Legislature is still grintftng away upon the ap portionment bill, with probabilities of adopting it and endi ig th ses sion with commendable shortness. However the ways. of legislatures are past finding out and it may take several days to wind it up after the objects of the session are actu ally accompl shed. It is generally understood that the small out lying counties hnve really gained a victory in the matter of represent' tion in the proposed of apjiortion- ment bill. Minister Mizner will be made the subject of very severe criticisms over his action in the Barrundia matter, and its bearing upon the Central American troubles. Un doubtedly many will say that he took Bides with the Uautemalian side of the question as against Salvador. But a careful consider ation of the facts surrounding the case, will show that Mr. Mizner imply acted in accordance to the simple rule of international law governing such cases. In other words he performed his dutv in a lull and impartial ra inuer. The position he occupies is a very tiy ing one being the recognized minister of both the belligerent powers. The complication biougbt about by the intriguing in the interests of other contiguous countries also helped to com plicate matters, and render his place more difficult to fill. Amid all the talk upon the ques tion of the benefits of so-called foreign immigration to this country it is weJl to look at some of the illustrious examples of worth and patroitism that our foreign born c tizena have furnished. A fitting tribute has lately been paid to one of them, and it is truthfully aid that the honors paid to the memory of Ericisson in New York, in con nection with the ceremonies inci dent to the final removal of his re mains to the land of bis birth, are fall of happy suggestions. They remind us afresh of what the best foreign elements have often done for this country, alike in times of war and peace, and at the same tim offer new proofs of the breath of American appreciation of genius, no matter whence it comes. It would be invidious, and it is un necessary, to speculate as to which foreign country his contributed j most generously in the way of noble j men, whose timely or.- noble deeds! have helped to buil i up tin- eivili- j zution we now enjoy. But it seems fitting at this moment to remember that considering the Hinallness of their present popiil.it ions, the old Noreelands have rVnt some noble and beautiful work for us. The products of Kreisson's genius and what they did for this country in times of stress have been ilecritei and praised over and over aain. But the help was so necessary am! so wonderful that it has always appeared to many people absol utelv providential, and tiie story will Ik told a.-ain and aaiu. It will take many shapes in actual history, and finally Home poet of the future will embalm the man and his work in a way that always endures. The Chronicle is certainly rijiht in saying thai the English plan' of boycotting goods made by firms that employ the "sweating" system is a good one, but it should include a boycott of shoddy goods that are sold as genuine. The laborer and mechanic, as well as the man on a small salary, loses at least one-fifth of his earning through dishonest goods that are palined olf uiion him as made of genuine materials. The saint criticisms applies to a largt class of goods made in this country which are not what they seeui. And it can be added also that the same criticisms can lie applied to a vast amount of manufactured articles that enter into the regular diet oi the people. The trouble is to distinguish the lalse fr m 'he g od and apply the boycott wneie it belongs. It might also he udde.i that a boycott reaching fuses oi this nature is the only boycott that should be recognized or em ployed. .4 Man's Cltaiit'e to Marry." Half per cent from 50 to .r0 years f age. Two per cent from 45 to 50 years of age. tivs and a half er cent from 4) to 4j years of aire. Mx and a hall per cent from 3." lo 40 years of ane. ten and a hall per cent from 30 to 36 years of age. Iwenty-nve per cent from L'5 to JO years of age. Forty-seven per cent from 20 to .'5 years of asje. Three per cent from 15 to 20 years of age. One hundred per cent it you buy yo ir clothing oi G. W. Simpson, Vloany, Oiegon. Curitetl CurHtft! We nii-.Ke a specialty oi 'di'-. aud misses line corsets and tja We have a drive in a Ire i h sateen corset at 75 cent. Jfi.mi .rood value. Sam i ki. K. N OK'.t. H linuieiiH9 Crouil Was seen at tlie Ijidien' l'aaur yesterilay examining iiieir and well oelecied stock i. tall goods tor ladies, child: iiilauts. consisting ol read;, dresses, capes, cloaks, j.icKct: gools, hosiery, yarns, emh; iac.es and fancy lo-.-u ; scriptions. Then .muck i cloves, liandkeiciiieia ai veiling cannot be atnpasai The Union Facitic are n.. mng two dailv trains iln- -; -o i.ui c o.iVS. ca classes ol passengers on trains, having Tubman sle jers, tourists sleepers and tree reclining chair cars attached, l'a.-. -ngers can now leave i'or.la..u ', a. m. and S f. m. For sleeping c.n les ervation. etc. apply to C it. liaw lings, loot of Liioudalbin street. Buy your tickets to the east via the Canadian l'acitic laihoad, t la nes t railway servi:e in eMsleuce from o to $10 cheaper than any other transcontinental line, inc lines! scenery in the woi id is along the Canadian l'at ilic railiwad. la memoer you can save 5 on a second-class lickel and In on a tiist class ticket ly puiclia.-ug tour tickets over tins line. For map, and tickets, etc., call on iuikli.n t 0 Malin, otlice opposite tne i irsi National hank, Alt. any, Oi. Take the Xorthern l'acitic Rail road to all point. East, shoricsl time ol any road i-.a.it. Nu change of cars, best accomodations and the most plt-a.-ant r.iiite lu travel. TickeU fur sai over luio road to any and all points aal at tiio lowest lutes l.y Hurkiiar ii Keenev who aie ttie autiiorieii agents of this company at Aioai; . Call ou them lor tickets aim lu.i particulars. Latest styles in dre.-s buckles at E. C. Seai .a. . L if - . v UNKY I have ou liuitil at pieet'iiL TiKJ tot to m in on t:uv or ciiiiu'n i"cai V . L. il l'itt'ft-ii( i. a! tf,t.(if T. r Ut ios HeA auaiii Ho.nl mih. Ihc whistlt- u the (.'all . n 'J, II. Nei r leave )uur iTiltr. rt Lr. Jon-.' ui.u ,1 your woai.1 -auetl beluie liio wiutt r Hloriua. P-JK slow, ItKj ACKhs Oi-' i-llt.Vr-JLAnb liiim 3 unltM tri'in L-ii...n, p.itiy im lirmed, auuuliir lur U:ui ittoik. fruit or luilr. ..r lurtlK-r u.luruwliiii niii.iire at thin otticr. ALL PtKSO.NS tIAVI.NU LNsfcl I'LLU acvounui aitli Jiin bicrrirher ate tu qujalul Ui call at once aim satii- ui. ne h;w. ".I tua meal market and lian re(ire inni tri.: buaiijeax. CI W. fcKS, AKCIlllbCl A.NO Stl fcli . uiteiidaiit. Otlije over rirst ..atn,i,al bauklbuiiiiuiic, Albai.j, Or. Work jiicilej Iroai all pana ot the vouuty 'c .ew I n Mile wi;t . les. joth i i i Jlkany CAgiatc Institute. TWENTY-FOURTH YF.AKj THE FALL TKK.M WILL OI'KX OX WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMJ5EK 10TII, 1890 Foi Catalogue apply to K. N. CONDIT, President. i inn -CO TO ( 1 i -FCK BARG AINS- N..t s. II m-.' at cost, but at prices that defv competition. Call and .jet puces. Our m..tto is "!iv and let live, quick sales and small proiits. f atf-IWi forget the place, McFarlaiid Block. Resp'y, NETaT YCSS C. ' B. E STORE. E. C SEARLS DEALER IX Ezclnsivo Agoncv fa t'at Ludlow Fine Shoes HI. I M ; ; lid it LOCK The City Liquor Store ). HAVMfiAltT, f'tuptietor. f TN'i-M dioi to the Oil.l Kellow!)' .vlli ny, Oregon i i-iiHtniitly .hi ii m 1 01 1-ifit en r'-.i id I (l.ui-ti.; wines, li.iu..rs, uiara an !-a--M onl3 linT, :lMw li'ii"r store in the city , W PAIDrn CROIBS fRUM THECQUNTBY lu li us Joseph Manufacturer of Choice Ciyas? AND lKALKK.i'IX- rlXK Jill WED AND KKY rr 'z m net l!iiiikin Toliuceos. MeerHehiiuru and Briar Pipes, as a full line o' Smokers' Articles. Also dealer in Ne .loi't to PtIVitler's i-iitidv "tore, Alliauy. Oregon, W A N ma 'i en thousand Men Women mid Children to bnv goods oi DEYOE & FliOMAN 1UK)H., de- C - - tAiVTvj ''el W -t run-! VrflYSvX-' a to) lrJ P&TTTTnW w- T" noaglaa Shoe art vnUllVH n-nrranieil, anil evvry pnir kuH hin Hume Rinl price mnmprd an battam. H ! !l H in W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Flop C'nlf and I.ared Waterproof Crata The excrllnnre nn1 woiirlne qualities of this shoe c fin not Ik? hotter shown than ny the stroll k endorse ments of Its thousands of constant wearers. tfiiOO enuinr Ilnnil-Apwrd, an eletrnnt and 9 stvlish tlres Sh-e which commends Itself. $yl.OO llntid-Hpwfd W elt. A fine culf Shoe uiitMiiiiillcl fur stvle and durnhllfty. $0.50 -oolyeur Writ Is the standard dress O she, at a popular price. $0.60 I'oliepiiin n h Mwn Is esfectally adapted w for railnad men. farmers, ete. All made in Congress, Hutton and Lace. $3 & $2 SHOES LAFD.gs. have been most favorably received since Introduced and the recent impntveuu-nts make them superior to any hIiim'S sold at thes prices. Ask your Dealer. aihI If fie cannot supply you send direct 'to factory enclosing advertised price, or a postal for order ttlankfl. V. I.. lOl (;i.AS, Brockton, Maw w hi NOFiELO SAWIVllvLL A. WHKELEfi, M'HIN(iFIELJ), I'KOPfclETOk. fclKlMJFIELI Ail.iny yaru mm oiuce tin auiuunu, uciwccu tiu ! A. V heeler, Albany .Manager, i .laving Ii amber not excelled iu quality, uuu facilities not surpassed fortbe i prompt aud satisfactory tilliinr or orders. 1 rettitsctfullv aolicit a share of tht 1 trade, A. WHEELKK BK THE- 1 1 !)rv (idiiils. Note U'JILSAM) I5KNTS FUR Mshim;.s. huts mi! My Shoe Department is now complete with the.Iaicst styles and finest :oods at the low est pr ces. T JED SHE gjSff luutrU-Tv and Pealere in all kiniis ol guns and ammunition, fishing tackle of ev ery dei-ript;on. cutlery anl base ball gxxls, tents, hamuiiH'ks ami csmp chairs. The largest slock south of 1'ortlaiid. Come one and all. No trouble to show goods, tuicl pales and small piolits is our motto. Also? repair shop connected w ith store and tirst eliHS workmen U do all kinds of work r o o MOlES 2nn ?B0YS fK5 t UlE(i()N d 5th streeliS' Ft PHVSHIAMl M. U. ELLIS, PHYSICIAN 4Nl SCRr tfeoii, Altt&.'.y Orroii, Ur II. OAVIS, M. I. PHYSICIAN AND ui.'cuii. Can be found at hit ofhee room ir. S'raban'o block, Flint atrret. Albany Oregon C. KEI LY, PHYSICIAN AND dUR- vreon Ali-ny, Oregon, office iu Pierce' new block iirlice hours, from 8 a. a. toj P. AJ KOS-ITEK, VE1KKINAKY SUR . treou, graduate of Ontario veterinary college and nieniber of the Ontario veteriu arv meilical aociety, ia prepared to treat the diseases of all donieHticated animals on aeiimtitic principles. Otlice at Ans Marshall's livery stable Residence 4th and Calapooia streets, Al'wuiy, Oregon. DR. E. A. MCALIHTKK IIOMROPATIIIC P1IY sician and surgeon Has removed his otlice into Crawford's block. All calls prompt ly at tended to. DR O. A. WHITNEY, PHYSICIAN AND surgeon . Graduate of liellevue Hospi tal Medical College, New York City. Diseases of women a specialty. Office in at residence in 7th street between Calapooia and Vine, "Albany Oregon. DR.M. J. T0N, PHYSICIAN N1) Surgeon, i.' unbeiv's Block, Albany, Or. female diseases a Secialty. Can be found u the office day or night. 4TrOK.Ett, HI KNKY. L. T. SARIN, 1. W. DRAPKR CRN iY, BARIN & DRAPER, ATTOR- nevs at law. Oregon City, Oregon. Twen ty years experience as register of th3 U. S. Laiul office at Oregon City and in tne land practice recoiuim-nds us in our secialty business before the Land Office or the courts and involving the practice in the general Land Office. H C. WATSON, attorney-at-law, Albany , Oregon. Office in Strahan block I N. DUNCAN - ATrORNEY-AT LAW 9 J . and notary public. OUce in the Strahan block, rooms No. 1 and D. R. M. UbAlKBURN. o. w. WRIUIIT, BLACKBI RN, & WRIGHT ATTORNEY AT Law, Albany, Ot-fton. uMirc in Odd i rllow's Temple. -Vill prai-tice in all court of the mate, and give special attention to all business. U7 OLVERTON CI1AK LKS E. A rfoRNE Y at Law, Albimy, Or.- Office in rooms 13 and 14, Foster's block, over L. E. BIMn's store, TV rl . !a WEATHr'KFOKO, ATTORNEY AT aw, Albany. Oregon. utnet in tne Flinn Block. Will practice in all the courts of thestate, and give secial attention to all business. J A ES P MEAO, A fTOKNEY-AT-LA W ami title examiner. Albany. r. Hill practii:e in all the courts ot the stute. Ab stract!) ot title fiirninlicd oil short notice. Ten ears experience. SIC OK ET SOCI KTI ES. A, 0. U, W. Sufety Ltxtge No, 13; meets every Monday evening at the O. A. R. hull on Ferry street, between Second and Third. Albany, Oregon. Strangers in the city and transient brethren cordially invited to attend. Mcl'heisoii Post No. fj, O. A. R. Stated meetings at the 0, A. R Hall on tne second and Fourth Friday evening cf each uionrh. Transient Comrades are cordi- y invited to meet with us S. W. REECE, B. F. Tablf.r, Commandcrf Adjutant, Land Survey Ing. 1AHriltS DltSIRlNO Sl'RVBVINO DON! CAN OB tain accurate and prompt work by calling upon ex-county surveyoi F , T. T. F'isher. He liascoiuplete copies of field notes and town ship plats, and is prepare I ' lo surveying in any urt of Linn county. Postoffice address. Millets Station. Linn cou ity. Oregon. t'onlrurlor and Builder. DC. SIIKLL WILL ri'KMSU PLANS, SPRrtriCA . tiuno and ill-tails for all kinds of build ing and architecture. All work promptly done and guaranteed to 1ms first-class. Esti mates furnished on short notice for brick buildings, residences, public buildings, bridges, etc. 1 B. WINN, AOENT FOR THE LEAD J ing tire, life and accident insurance com panics. onlraclor and Kuildrr. rPllE UNDERSIGNED HAYING LOCATED JL in Albany solicits patronage from city and country. Will contract to build bridges barns, and all manner of dwelling houses, including Otieeu Anne, Vm lake and Eliza lcthiaii stie of building. Will furnish plans, andsHciticatinii8 Ireeof charges. Sati' faction guarantee W. C. CASSEL. 1ATAKKH CURED, health nnd sweet Vy breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Itemeily. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. .Sold by Foshay & Mason. WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and Liver CouipldintT Shiloh's Vitalizeris uara ntced to cure you. For sale by Foshay Mason. FUR lame la:k, side or chest ,f use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by Foshay Mason. Oregou State Fair, '90 13TI1 ANNUAL EXHIBITION Under the niana;emi-nt of the State Board of Agi iculture, will be held mi the state fair grounds near Salem, com mencing on MONDAY, SKITEMBKK 15, 1890 And lasting one week iiih r CASH PREMIUMS Offered for agricultural, stock and mechanical exhibits, for works of art and fancv work and for tri als of speed. Reduced rates for fare and freight ou all transportation lines to and irt.in trip fiiir. I niiuirtnnt-. im provements have been made upon the groU'lilB anil increageu facili ties are otl'ered exhibitors. The P avi 1 ion Open FOUR NiCilTS PURINC THE WEEK. A splendid field of horses enter ed in the speed department, and line exhibitions of racing will be given each day. Kntries for premiums close Mon day at 7 :20 p. in. Exhibors are urged to make as many of their entries on Saturday before the fair as possible. Ooods, animals and articles for exhibition mnpt be in their places by 10 p. ai. Monday., 'KICKS OF ADMISSION; Man's day ticket $ 60 Woman's day ticket 25 Man's season ticket 2 50 Woman's season ticket 1 00 Send to the secretary at Portland Oregon, for a premium list. D. 1I.LOONEY, President. J. I. Uiuceo, SMraUry. en ) D.UUU j &WWBwtW$, Perfect Keoiedies mm: J8v i JUNi C4 an) C-otrjocO-ririnunV, Sgrid (or CI r-culjr.l frtrfaIt3fr9 - ft I D II ARirfiNE Mmaowufa'.. rosoav is Mason k J 11 fi) stoves, tinware, stoves, etc. )! Slioes F?H00fS r ,?nd oir. KID. ,: v aa l IMHOI fa9ta1 ti. vv' VXTTZP Al '-'OWchi I ric-es. van - ;' : y0& and Bee our new stock. G-W SXIMIIFSOIN" JULIUS GEADWOHL'S GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR. THE LEADING CROCKERY, FANCY OOODS AND TOY STORE OF ALBANY. THE ONLY GENU INI ROGERS BROS SII VKB WARE, FRENCH CHINA AND GLASSWARE, BOY'S WAGONS, BABY A D D01.L CAR, RIAGES, AN1 A General Assortment of Fancy Goods. Specialty n the finest Teas, Coffees anr Family Groceries, direct for net cash and tarries the largest -. mck in the Valley. Insurance agent for Fire and FOR PURE DRUGS TOJ LET AlfD iOTO -;.-5fexsia I The Finest Line of Pianos and Organs in tlie Willamette Valley. CAM AM' XAJ1JE lUb MOCK te;th.t3 store and : - GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET- WANTED SPECIALLY Hay, oats and potatoea, to supply custom. r on the Oregon Pacific Railroad extension and my increasing home tra-:e. There I wll in tmantitlea t ni the' purchasers. Offo- fort or Ferry street R VT. RORKRTSON ALBANY FARKER BROS., PROPRIETORS. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAN . CAKES FOR-.WEDDINGS' 0 oioe Table Delicacies and a Line , Ifnucy and Staple Groceries visions, .., ned Goods, Nuts, Candies. Full Live of Jtuj t rUd mm: I ' 1- Bf set; m , ,vf ALBANY OREGON, No limit to tliis game. AVe mean to win if we don't make a (.-cut. We're going to do the bulk of 1 lie hardware business of Al bany. iet of us. Ours are as oi as anvliody's and a little i-hcaper. Our stock comprises! .til that is In-at in hartlware ' KIIOKS FOR hi the Market 0 50 BOYS iiiiu GIKLS aaoi T.arlip.s Fm Minns last: . ,. . iii He hnvi Man.. FANCY it L BLACKMAN mugs, Faints, OiiH artle Mao a fell ume it books ; ' ami i ea FELcars hwpu ALSO CARIES- BAKEEY. -. FRESH FRUITS BER--.- I FRESH C.-aED RIES. AND VEGETABLES V.VBRE Full :;nd Pro- Ktc, Etc. i i J ti t tti(tHjar. j THB lYaquina Route ! OREGON PACIFIC RA1LK0AL ANT m Development Go.'s steamship Line 221) illLi LOO -ANb 22 Hours Less Vim Than by any other rouui: Aocomodations unsurpassed foroonifort an safety. Fares and freigbta via Yaquiua asi the Oregou Ueveopu.ent comsui)'s St ships, much less that by any other route ween -all point iu the illlannt'e.ali uid San Frail ciaco. Sailing dates. prom Tatit'wa. Willamette Valley.... W V Willamette Valley.... .July fflta Aug. 1st lot " Wta Willamette Valley r on sk rkAMiaco Faralloii Willamette Valley Willamette Vallet . W. V . Aug. 1st .. : lllb .. " Klta ..July Slat The company reeerve the right, to chauc teamen or s.-.i inir dates. C. H. H1HW11.L, Jr., Uen F. l P. Akeut. 404yoi.i(oi!,ery street, San Francisco, Cal. Ki-uk n.uer the Oregon I'aiitic pop. lnr -1. turner excursions. Low rata ext-maion tiukets are ou sale ccry cUuesdayamt Saturday froui Aihauy (Jorvallis and Ptiiloiuulli lo Vaquiua aud for the return trips until tietcui ber JO. DaiLT raasKNuaa naiKa Fxcept Sundays.) L Yaqulna,7:00 a H I Lv Albany 12'SO r Coriallisl0:3f-a a I " Corvallia K3 f Ar Albany 11.-0S a a I Ar YaUiua 4-3S r. a. O. aviC. trains connect at Albai. aud Col Wa. M Hoao, U. Hooia, General ilanaaei. Actituf U. F & P. agent Corvallia, O nu EAST SOUTH -VIA- SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE. THE .MOUNT SHASTA OUlIi California express trains run daily souru 1 I NORTH .Ar.. 0:3uani 6:O0pm..Lv Portland . . :2S p tn..Lv Albany.... L .. 0:14 1 I At a m..Ar.... 8. Francisco. Li . . (Mj ihd Local Pass. Trala Vally- Li. Sunday S0am..Lv..... Portland.. ..Ar.. 4D0 put li:20 p tn..Lv. . . Albany..Lv..l2;ou am 6:00 p mAr Roncburg- Lv.. 0.-OO am Lrbaaioa Braacti. l:5upm..Lv Albany Ar.. 9:26 pm 4:30 p m..Al Lebanon..... Lv.. S:4o am 7;S0am..Lv....Albany.m Ar.. 4.20 put 8.22 a m .. Ar.... Lebanon Lv.. s;40 pm ALBA.. . OCAL, 11A1AV (kXCVpt Sutllia) 5.00 r l.v Portlanu Ar....B.0t. a a 9.00..Ar Albany....Lv....&.00 a m PULLMAN BUFFETSLEEPER3. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS, I-or accommodation of Second-Class Pa senders attached to Kx press 'trains. . West Hide DIlslon. Between Portland and Curvyllis Hall Train Wall - txeep-. Sunday :30a in..L-. ...Pu.ilail ..Ar.l3op. 12:lU p U1..A1. Corvaius.. L 12.6op. At Albany and Corvallis connect trains of Oregon PaciflcKailroad. wiab Express Iralu Itatlly ihxti.pt Sunday- 14:40 pm..Lv Portland Ar.. 8:20 am 7:26 p tu . Ar.....alciIinunlte.Lv.. 6.45am THROUGH TICKFTS lo All Point- EAST AND SOUTH fdT'Kor tickets and luil luiormation re KardiiiK rates maps, etc., call on company agent at Albam . K. KoKULkK, E. P. KOOLKS, Alanaicet Ami c. K. St P. A MOB PAuffiC RL'I Overland Route Trains for the Cast leave Portland at 7 A.B. ml 9:09 r. a. daily. Tlfl li'rl,Sl " and ,Tom prc'P JL XKJIXJU I O H.inu- in L'niled Stataa, t'anada and Kurops. PULLMAN PALACt.CAR SLEEPERS Fras Celeairt Biesninr Oars Eai Throngs ss Ex reas Trains OMAHA. COUNCIL BLUFFt KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS. Klesaas New DIbIbk t'ara Wll baase. Close Connections at Portland (or Sao Fraa and Puget Sound points. 3BnA 'Imv V Pnnin.n'. I ' -. . n n iwi i( M, uic toot oi orvaaaiuin sireei, on I uemsy nl rnuwecn wees. u.u. iuwliMiS, . - J . -'. ult. ieirraJ Traale Manager. T. M . LI E. i. r. a, JOHN SCHMEER'S Livery. Feed ft Sale stable Cornwr Second mid E'ltteorth St . ALBANY. ORKOfJh H Oaaaa aosmoav by the day or month. Car rlsgator buaries on reasonable term v3nl FOSHAY A MASON Wholesale and Retail Drpsts 1 Booksellers LBAtfY, OB KG CROUP, whoopine eouprh unmediately reliercd by or sale ay Fesaa Msssa. rouifh and l.icnrhitia bkilvh'a t1ii 1 ' 4
