TfTE MOKXPflw" HEKALtt SATTJPDAV SEPTEMBER 18, 1890.
lowing ?aUg herald
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ORBQON PACinC T1MB TABLE.
Arrives Departs
.IU.15amll.00pm
6.50 1
Preuj-t.
&.26pm
WHO SHOULD
us rorsits.
The question of who should use
the elective franchise in this
country, is one that engages the
attention of every M pat1'4-"
dtuen. It is one of the most
troublesome problems that will en
gage the attention of the present
and "future legation. The
opinions upon the subject are al
most as various as are the indi
viduals that express them. Roger
' Ellis says : "The truth is, that
nc man, native or foreigner, should
be permitted to vote until he has
qualified himself to do the duties
required of a citizen with intelli
gence. What i our qualification
for citixensbip? That a male
should be born and live twenty
one years here, or elxe that he
' shall have been five years here and
taken a certain oath. We often
laugh at the crude methods of
'monarchies in selecting their ruler
taking a single family and ac
centing its children as they come,
wi-eor imbecile for their rulers
But our system is'-essentially the
same, only once removed. We x
'''' tend the monarchical rlan ; that is
all. We give the sovereignty not
to one but all familie", and allow
them to select our rulers. We do
1 not exact that they shall qualify
thems-lvee to choose wisely. We
just trust to luck. But rights
imply duties, and he should lose
bis right who does not do the duty
' it implies. Even educated and in
telligent men often choose unwise
ly ; but it is certain that, of two
constituencies one ignorant and
the other educated the educated
community will ma te the fewer
, mistakes, and elect the purer men
as representatives. No man can
become a member of any secret
or benevolent society 01 of any
church without passing an exami
nation. If he applies for admission
to a church he is examined in the
doctrines of that body to see
...whether he has an intelligent
. knowledge of its creed. But when
ha aaka to be admitted to the
grander bedy of American so verein
tv to become one of the rulers of
.
an empire that stretches from
ocean to ocean, and is bound to
absorb the whole continent, his
' certificate of birth is nearly all that
is demanded of him. He may he
as ignorant as an ox ; he may not
even be able to read or speak our
' language ; he may have spent his
days since boyhood in the pern
tentiary or wandering from jail to
jail, but if he is bativeltorn he has
' all the qualifications that are
deemed essential for the selection
of legislators and rulers for the
greatest country of modern time
ani if he has the misfortune to be
born abroad, a residence of live
years and the taking of an oath
will remove his disability in this
respect unless he was born in
China. We have mi tiered too
much and too long from thin reck
less indifference to the character
of our voters. It is time to cry
halt, and to insist that civil-service
reform should begin with the ap
plicant, not for office, hut tor
' sovereignty ; that no one shall he
given the right to vote .intil he
shall have shown by an examina
tion before a board that he has an
intelligent knowledge of the
character and workings of the
political institutions which he is
seeking to control when he applies
to be a voter.
Perhaps a majority of our people,
in considering this subject will con
cede with the views expressed by
Mr. Ellis, but there are several
points in the subject, that his view
totally ignores. One essential past
is that a strict application if that
view of the question would speedily
established an privilege clays, and
m political one at that, whose
power it would be as impossible to
assail as was the ancient la as of
tho Modes and Persians. It would
virtually change our democracy
into an aristocracy.
, ( Close students of our present
sysUn of politcal economy cannot
but rvalue, that onr present ac-
knowledged loose syytt tin
onffraire. cives 'he individual
of
tlie
(benefits of a practical scltool 01
WbBKLV I :tiz,n8hiPi and in a vast loajority
cf cases develops useful -itiz-ns
in that manner, from material that
ould be utilized in no other way,
for as a rule human being only
learn in the school of experiencf-
THAIS WHECKISU.
Os Monday night a desperate
and fiendish attempt was made to
wreck the fast St. Louis and Chi
cago express which leaves Xew
York Central road at. 6 p. m. A
flagman discovered several ti
standing on end in a culvert near
Old Troy, and when he took hold
of one of them to remove it he was
fired upon from the bushes on the
east side of the track. Knowii
that the fast express was nearly
due, he ran southward and set the
danger sign il and the train stopped
in time. - Had the train struck
these standing ties it would cer
tainly have been thrown oil' the
track. The train wad composed ot
seven 01 eight gleeping-cars, all
full, two day coaches and a baggage
car.
- A freight conductor and a freight
brakeman, both of whom are str.k
ing Knights of Labor, have been
anested tor complicity in this
affair, and it is uuderetoid that
two more have been arretted w hose
names are not given.
Words are inadi quale to express
the seiitimeut." w iiii h every one
who lays claim to a .-park of
humanity 111 1st feel in rtading of
this diabolical attempt at whole
sale murder. Ilereare men wiio
have a grievance, mureor lesi well
founded, with the corp'itaiioii
which control tie t.Yn ral Rii r-ad
and because ol this grievance there
men place ohnii iiitions on the
track which are calculated to kill
or mangle a huiul.ed or more
human beings hose only oIIViim.
is ruling on a train whii h us"s the
rack of the Central Railroad Com
pany. The murder of a single
human )eing is a in.-re holiday
jest leside a crime of such enor
mity, and assasHiui.tioii an inno
cent pastime.
If the defectives are right and
have arrested the criminals, tins
atlair will he a blow to the Knights
of Labor from which thev w ill hae
the greatest litliulty in recovering
Of course they will denounce the
outrage as vigorously as anybody.
and, for the most part, in perfect
rood laith ; hut belief will remain
that an organization which can
numlicr among its memhers ..en
capable of such a di.-tardh and
hellish crim" as the one re: rred
10 cannot deserve the support or
countenance of the coinui unity.
1
An association of organization J
must be held responsible for the
conduct of its members, situ e ' ere
is no other rule by which t
Terence V. I'owderly woi.l
try to throw a fast train 01
track because he had hadu ,
with the corporation -.o! .
some connection with il,
any striking Knights of La'
committed or would column
.tct.
. not
: th
;.rel
nad
.1 ii
iave
Milch
an act, not even I'owderly cm s ive
the ordr from general and .veil-deserveu-execialioii.
Kx.
The Union t'acilic are no a run
ning two diliy trains tbro .h to
Chicago in three d.io,iui cy iiigall !
classes ol passengers on botti
trains, having Tubman sieepis, '
tourists sleepers and tree lecliniiit; 1
chair cars attached. Passengers!
can now leave 1 orllaiiU at 7 .v. m.
aud y i'. m. For sleeping car res
ervation, etc. apply to C d. iaw
lings, foot of liioatlaibin street.
IJuy your tickets to the eust via
the Canaiiiau 1'acitic tailroad, the :
nest railway ervlee in existence '
from 5 to $10 cheaper than aiiv J
other transcontinental hue. lnej
linest scenery in (he worn! is along
the Canadian 1'aeitic r.iilroad. l.e
meiuber you can save 5 on a second-class
ticket and lo on a lust
class ticket oy purchiuting oin
tickets over tins line, l or map
and tickets, etc., call on Uuikliart
iV Malin, otHce opposite tlie I irst
National bank, Ah any, Or. I
litrMiiit4l.
On acroiint of the death ol the i
mother ol .Mrs. Conner, necesi-.
talin the return ot Kev. and .Mrs. ;
(."onuer to Calilorii,a, the services'
:n the I'mvt isaiist (lunch have!
j le" l"stpoiie.t toi the pioeiu.
Iitest styles in lrei-s buckle at i
E. C. Seai is. J
, f MMM III.
A ii Ii i O- l,k 1 . i
IONKV
iaeon hanil Ht preilii f7a"J
111 a
ail'lg-'tOo to loan mii cil irnuiii,ri icai '
cm .tt.
W. E. M. I'tu-ri'ii, i,al ertaie !
lr"Her, "K.ntt l.llw llnlise. I
'put bona nc
X ahlstlc t.i the
Bteulii wo h! saw. The '
i . tail -n V. II. .Nn ,c.
iea jour otiier rt i.r. .lomv and net
your woimi ratii Is'tore tho wmtci torui '
i leai our otil
our aoiMi .athcii I
I' lR yltiu-MtiU ACKts OK rlhT-,LAosi
lrovct,
Niultry
suitalile toi il.iuv slock, fruit
ror luruicr ltilorinati..ii loqmre
at thi olhcv
ALL I'ERSoNS HAVING l.NhKULKK
account with John Uierreiier are re
quested to call at once and settle a he nas
'H hi meal market and ha retired I rum
the businas.
'
, a, n,,.,, rniviinni n.wou r.11.
... uuii viu runv uiiouui
baok.buildmic, Aloany, or. Work olidled
Iroai all part of the county
I
Albany
TWENTY-FOURTH YEAH
FALL TERM WILL OPEN OX-
TI1K
WE ONES I. AY,
F01 Catalogue apply
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KCR BARGAINS
Xoi selling n I cost, but .it prices that defy competition. Call and
t prices. ( )ur motto is "'ivt an I let. live, quick sa'es and small
pr lits. 4sr"IJoii'i forget, the place, McFarlund Block. Resp'y,
C. B. B STORE.
tv. C
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Szolusivs Agencv fa tt Ludlow Fino Shoos
ii i.i m a i: . ( ; m At (-K
The City Liquor Store
W. HA I'M f! J in, l'rotrietor.
yTS l I ur to the ikM VVIIdm V iile, !iany, Orutfon frl
K.ii' !( i i'l mi mi I i i i.-.t i ii i :! I in I I . .'i.: iviiien, uiipira an
'.i a -:o Only tirnt t:l.kon liTt.'r ntori in the city
IN PAID',T0 GRDLHS FHQM THE COUNTRY
lU LI US
Manufacturer of
AND
FINE WWl)
"iars. VUitC ami Smoking Tobacros, Mucrschaum and Briar Pipes. e h
full lin- o- Smoker!' Artii-los. Also dealer in
" c-mi to I' It i' i tier's fanily store, Albauy, Oreiron,
W N T 1)
Ten tiioiifiind Mtn Wi-uicn suid Children to luy good of
DEYOE & FJi'OMAN UKOS.,
! PSTTTinW w- I" Uougrla Hhoes sire
I ViXUAlUil wnrranted, and every pnir
I hua Iiih mime nnd price mumped on bottom.
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W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE
Fine Calf and
I.
The excellence and wearing qualities of this shoe
cannot be lietter shown than ny the strong endorse
ments of Its thousands of constant wearers.
te.OO (Jennine. Iland-newed. nn elegant and
J stvlish dress Shoe which commends Itself.
Syf.OO lliind-Mi'Wid Welt. A fine calf shoo
uneiialli'il for style and durability.
$0.50 (ionilyi'iir Welt Is the standard dress
O Shoe, at n iKitmlar price.
SO. SO l'nliceiunn'H Shoe Isespeclally adapted
w fir railroad men, farmers, etc.
All made In Congress. Mutton and I .see.
$3 & $2 SHOES LADIES.
have hern most fnvnrahlv rwvlvpcj since Introducer!
ami the riTfnt lnin-pini'ntfl make them superior
to any flhos nold at thos rrirj.
Ask your !nhr. and if up cannot mi p ply you send
direct to factors enclosing advertised price, or a
postal for order iilrtnki.
V. Is. I)OK;i.iS, BrocktOD, Mau.
SPRINGFIELD SAWMI LL
A. WHEELER, SPRINGFIELD, PROPRIETOR.
Sl'RLN (AFIELD
;"Alb:tuy yard and otlii-e on Kailroad, lit-tweeu 4th
a. Heeler, A innny Manager,
-luvint,- lLAber not exeelletl in .iiiulily. ..nu1 facilities
prompt anil satisfactory tiUiuy or orders. I rcsnei-lfiillv solicit u share of the
d"- a, W'UEEIiEK
Institute.
SEPTEMBER 1OTJI, 1890
to E. X. COX PIT, President.
THE-
1 1 s1
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SEARLS
KK IN
'li'v Wk Notions
LAiUKSAND tiKNTS U K
NlSMIXCS.
mm SIN FS
My Shoe department iw
now complete with the.latest
iit leti'and linet-t tioods at the
lowest pr ecu.
Also
fOvSEPH
Choice Curasf
DKALKKIN
A! KEY WEST
JS liuortt'it-and I'ealers in all kimlt- t l
k!iint and aimiiiinition, iirihing tackle of ev
ery deM-rit'on. cutlery and bane ball goods,
tents, liaumiocks and camp cliairs. The
largest stock couth of l'ortland. Come one
and all. No trouble to show goods. Quiet
sules and suiall piotits is our uiotto. Also
repair shop connected with store and 'first
i luff workmen to do all kinds of work
r
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Vnn
H75
FOR
CENTLEMEN.
need Waterproof (irain.
OltKttOK
d 5th streetefcljp
PH1HMIAUI
Mil. ELLIS, PHYSICIAN AND SUKr
geon, Alhar.y Oregon.
WTB. DAVIS. M. D. PHYSICIAN AND
t? auireon. Can be found at his office
room ic Strahao'n block. Kirnt afreet, AHianv
Oregon-
a
C? KEI LY, PHYSICIAN AND -4UR-keon
Alt.aiiy, Oregon, (tfttf.-e in Pierce'
new block office hoiiro, from S a. n. tAM
k.
V .1 K : IT K It 7 V Wl K K ! N A It v a 1 l(--V.
iftrtiii K'luate ot Ontjirio vrU.-riiaty
college and n.cintcr of the Ootjfin etcriif
arj inetlital s-'tiet.v, is rc:Lrel U tr&t Hit
diseases of all doti-eMii-atid aninialp tn
seientiiie principles Udioe at Ans Marsha!; t
hverv Ht able KerfMem r 4Ui vid
Htcetd, A'ljait , Oregon. ;
K. C A. 3ilAUi!ilt.t. HuuropATiuc riiv
ficiau and htirucoii Mus n novt lilt-
office into Crawford's hhn-k A!l caUn prompt
ly attended to.
1 )B
A. WHITNEY, PHYSICIAN AND
duri?n. Urailuate of iwlinv-tc Hoapi-
t:il Medical College. New York City. I'lstvinea
ifwtmieii a Hpcdnlty, Office in at reidnice
on 7th -treet beiwieii C'ilatoia .inl Vine,
Alt-ahv iTctroii.
1)1
H.M.J. f TOM, PHYSICIAN NI
Surgeon, unherv's Blck, Albany. Or.
Keiuaic riiHc-. a 9t'ecia.tv. vUii le fouml
n the office da -r nL'ht.
rrui:.ifr:iK.
HI RVKT. h. T BAHIN, J. W IIKAI'KK
Ml UN
IJ ney
-V, 'KAKI.V .V lilUHKK, ATlMI!
: at law, Oregon 1'itv, Ortvon. i'wc.i-
tv yearn exMinuii :tr an n lister nf th-' t . IS.
Laml Olttco t OrekOii. t'lty nntl in th- lnul
practice recoiniiiMiU in our np:ciut
liusirtos licf'irc the i-tml office if the eoni rti
ami iiiv !viiiK the pntciice in llic u-c cl il
I. in. I on ice.
1
WATSON, i
.tonie-at-law, Ailuii
e in struhan hlix-k
orison, oiii.
I.
N lil NcN - ATTOUM.Y T LaW
and nobtrv puhlic. O'lice in the Mrahan
I.m X, roMM4 X. I and 2.
L'. K. N. IlLAI'KBl HN. u. WHIOIIT.
LACKUrKN, & W KlIiliT AlTOItNtv AT
l.au, Allaii, i . it. On 1 1 ii (Mil
Ii, (it.itl. till i t H Mll ,
Vil! practice in all couru
I give Hiiecial attention to all i
cllow b leiui'le.
jf the mate, ami give Biei;i
iiilxini'UH.
HOLVEUTON
CHAKLI-K. ArroKNKY
If at Law
Alhany, nr.- Ortice in roonit-18
anil 14,
Foster's Block, over L. K. Ulvin'a
ttorci
i"r. "weatii? ukukd.' attorney at
. law , Albany, Oregon .- Office in the
Klinu HLck. Will practice in all the
courlD of thextate, anil (five Hpecial attention
to all bUHiiiew
J
A KS H MEAD, AITOKNEY-AT-LAW
am) title examiner, Alhany, Or. Will
practice in all the courts of the Htate. Ab
HtnictdOf title furuiHliol or short notice,
!'en yearH experience.
SKCIIKT HOC1KTIK8.
O. V. W. bafetv UnIs-c No, 13; meet
A
every Momlav eveuini; at the U. A. K.
hall on Kerry street, hetw-een Seeonil and
Third. Alhany, reifon. Strnnifcra in the
city ami transient brethren cordially invited
to attei.d.
Mcfhcrwin 1'oat No. 5, O. A. R.
Statiil meetint'8 at the G, A. R
Hall on the Bccoud and r'ourtn
Friday evening ef each mouih.
TraiiHicnt CoiurailcB are cordi
y invited Ui meet with ui
S. W. REECE,
Ii K. Tahlkr, Commander
Adjutant,
Lantl Survey in.
1)AKTIKM DEMIKINO Bl'RVKTINO DONS CAM (IB
tain accurate and prompt work by callinv
upon ex-county aurveyoi 1, T. T. Fbdier. He
hascomplete copiesof Held note and town
ship plat, and in prepare 1 1 . lo surveying in
any art of Linn county. PoHtotfice addreua,
MUlcri) Station. Linn cou ity, Oregon.
ContrHrlur and Hullder.
DC. BHKLL WILL ri'RMHU PLASH, SPKCiriCA
, tions and detaitu for all kind of build
ing and architecture. All work promptly
done aud guaranteed to be first-clan. Esti
mate furnished on short notice for brick
huiltliu. residence, public buildings,
bridges, etc.
L1 B. WINN, AGENT KOR THE LEAD
ing fire, life and accident insurance com
panics. 'ntraelr aud Itullder.
rilllE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LOCATED
X in Altiauy solicit patronage from city
and country. Will contract to build bridges
hams, and all manner of -dwelling houses,
inc'uiling Oueen Anne, Eastlake and Eliza
liethiaii stvles of buildings. Will furnish
plans, andspicitication tree of chanre. Sati
faction guarantee' W. C CASSEL.
L1ATAKRII CURED, health nnd sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh'g Catarrh
Itemed'. Price 60 cent. Nasal Injector free.
Sold by Foshay & Mason.
"liriLL YOl' SUFFER with Djspeiwia and
1 1 Liver (Jouipldmti
Shiloh's Vltalizeris
uara nteeil to cure you.
Mason.
For Hale by Foshay
- . A -r.-.
IXHt lame hack, side or chest,', use Shilob's
i'
Porous
Plaster Sold by Frmhay &
Mason.
Oregon Stale Fair,
loTH ANNUAL EXllU'.moN
Under the management f the
State Hoard nf Agricultural, will
be beld on the state j fair
grounds near Salem, c6m
uicncing on !
MONDAY, SK1TEMBER 1), KS'HJ
And lasting one
CASH PREMIUMS
Offered for ayricultural stock
and mechanical extiihits, for works
of art and fancy work and for tri
als of speed.
Reduced rates for fare and freight
nn all transportation lines to and
from the fair, Important im
provements have been made upon
t!ie grouilds and increased facili
ties are offered exhibitors. The
P av i lion Open
FOUR N1CHTS MJRINC THE WEEK.
A splendid field of horses enter
ed in the speed department, and
tine exhibitions of racing will lie
given each day.
Entries for premiums close Mon
day at 7:20 p. in. Exbibors are
urged to make as many of their
entries on Saturday before the fair
as possible. Goods, animals and
articles for exhibition must be in
their places by 10 p. .n. Monday.
'KICKS OF ADMISSION ;
Man's day ticket 50
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.
I). H. LOONEY, President,
J. T. GkkWi, Secretary.
week!
om $i5,qoo
nlMRtlMPTI
L-X j: Cf rculjr.j pit wrtitj for y
':rT!NMEDco.OfipyiiLi.fAL
stove-, tinware, stoves, etc.
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JULILT8(J1UDW0HL'S
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR.
THE LEADING CROCKERY, FANCY OOODS AND TOY HT0RE
OF ALBANY. THE ONLY GENUINE ROGERS BROS SHA
VER WARE, FRENCH CHINA AMD GLASSWARE.
BOY'S WAGONS, BABY A.vl) DOLL CAR,
RIAGES, ANI A
General Assortment of Fancy Goods.
Suecialtv n the finest Teas, Coffees am' Family Groceries. He buys
direct for net cash and carries the
Insurance agent for Fire and
FOR PURE DRUGS
TO 1 LIST AND FA2SOY DS
GOTO
The Finest Line of Pianos and Organs in the
Willamette Valley.
C A IX AM FXAMJK If IS KTOrK
FEED STORE
AND
GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET.
WANTED SPECIALLY Hay, oaU and potatoes, to supply custom, ra
on ine Oregon racinc rutiiroad extension ard my increasinfr home tra:ea
I where T sell in quantities tn unit the. nnrchawrH. (Iftice foot or Ferrv street
ALBANY BAKERY.
PARKER. BROS., PROPRIETORS.
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
. CAKES FOR-.
-.-.WEDDINGS-.-.
-. FRESH FRUITS BER-'.' I
RIES AND VEGETABLES
J io Table Delicacies and .1 Full
Line B rtflcy and Staple Groceries :r,d Pro
visions, ed Goods, Nuts, Candi. s, iitc,, Etc.
Full Line of In j iiini 1 1 1 J m HcCigara.
I
foshav & Mason
MaiewfflwaSukDe
ALBANY OREGON,
No limit to this game. We
mean to win if we don't make a
cent. We're going to do the bulk
of the hardware business ot Al
bany. Get of us. Ours are a
good as anybody's and a littl,
cheaper. Our stock com prise B
all that is best in Hardware
SHOES FOK
tiie Market.
$9 SOBOYS and GIRLS
MADS
xa
KID.
susS
Ladies
Fine Shoes
At Lowest
Prices.
Call
and see our
new stock.
SIlVCS OUST
largest s-tock in the Valley.
Marine.
II, L BLACKMAN.
wmi Punt. -Oils,
arrirls.
s tan
f books r.
kaUoae7
psttoJseals, etc
I O FBim TIMPLL
ALSq CARIER-
W 1VT. RORRRTSON
FRESH D. XED
BRE .
THB -
Yaquina Route I
011EG0N PACIFIC
Mil h:
ASL.
Oregon DevelopniBi, It
Steamship l.i
225 HUES SflO! ."i
i Ii
lAND
22 Hours Lest. :"
Than by any other rt :. .
Aooomodatlona tinaurpaaaed I . j
Safety. Fare and (reitfhta vi:
tea Oregon Veveopment con., .
ahlpe, much lee that by any . .
ween (all point in th V- ill'-;
and San FrauclBCO,
S-IIklNO DAI :
no TAQDOia.
Willamette Valley....
W V
Willamette" Valley .. . "'. . . TH..
WUlamette Vlley .
r OH aAH rmaatlBOO .
Faralloo
WUlamette Valjey. '
WUlamette Yaliev ...
W. V
The company reaerre the right
teamen or sailing date.
C H. Haswsix, J., Gen F. t
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1. .
tXMplotitgomery street, San Fra:
Kem
member the Oregon 1'
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I '-
alr
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ill
lar summer excursions.
i . w
excursion tickets are on r.
Wednesdayaud Saturday fr., -i. A
Corvallis and Philomath tv. u
nd for the return trips unt.i .-c i u,-
vailv rAwauak aaaihs
Except Sunday.)
L VaquioaJ.OO laiti Albany li:4u r
Corvallis Ut-JU" I " Corvailw n3 r
Ax Albany U:lS a I Ar Vaquiua 4 3S r. .
O. 1J. train connect at AlLat. and Ooi
W. il . Uoau,
U. UOttCB,
Acting U. F
General slanattei.
Ageni
CorvallLS, O nn
a p.
EAST SOUTH
VIA
PACIFIC
SOUTHERN
B0U1E.
THE .MOUNT SHASTA "OL'iE
California exjTeM trains run oaily
aouru Noam
6:OOpm..Lv Portland ....Ar.. 9:35 am
9:ajpm..Lv Albany L.. :14 am
1AS a m..Ar.... S. Francisco. Lv.. IMw
Loral faas. Trals) Dally- (tx. byuday
SO0 a m..Lv. Portland .
p m..Lv... Albany
ti.00 p mAr.....RoieburK.. .
...Ar.. 4 .CO pin
.Lv..l2;OUam
...Lv.. -.-uVain
Lcbaa)a Kraaek.
1:50 pm..Lv..
2J6pm..Ar..
7;i0am..Lv..
8.2-ia m..Ar.,
..Albany...
..Lebanon..
..Albauy.
..Lebanon...
..Ar.. V.-lb pa
. . Lv . . B:4o am
.. Ar.. i.'M put
. Lv .. i'4-i pin
alba, t ixkal, balAY (Lcept bund )
5.00 r . i.r Portland Ar v.uo ah
tf.OO Ar Albany. Lv..5.UU A M
PULLMAN BUFFETS LEEPERS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS,
Kor accommodatii u of SeeondJlaas Pa
sender attached to press I rains.
nest Side DlvUlva.
Between Poitlanu and Corvallis
Mall Train lall - txcept auuuay
7UI0am..Lv. ...Po.-tlawl ..Ai6 30p. m
li':10pm..A: Ccnauis.. L lljjp. ui
At Albany and Corvallis conuect with
trains ot Oregon PacincKailroad.
Kxpress Train lall iKmxpt Sunday
4:40 pm..Lv..
7:26 p m .Ax..
..Portland ..At.
. .AlcM inn wile. Lv.
h:d0 am
6.45 am
THROUGH TICKETS
lo All Point-
EAST AND SOUTH
t& For ticket and full inl ruiaiiou to
gardiuic rates maps, etc.. call ou company's
aeeiit at Albam.
K. huKULKK. E. P. UOOEIUj,
UaiiaifM Asst. i. 1 4 H. A
Wm PACIFIC KL'Y
(IIMPtM
Overland Route
Trains (or Uie taat leave Portland at 7 a.m.
-.nu 9:00 r. a. daily.
TICKETS
to and from princip
point in I nited State,
Canada and huropr.
PULLMAN PALACl. CAR SLEEPERS
Free Colonist Slesninc Cart Ban Through as
Ex Teas Trains
OMAHA,
I COUNCIL BLUFFc
KANSAS CITY,
CHICAGO 4KD ST. LOUIS.
Klrcaat rw Dlalrik ar W II
4 kaaje.
Close Connections at Portland for San Fran
Cisco and Puget Sound points.
CVBoata leave the Company's wharf, at
the foot of Broadalbia street, on Tuesday ani
I rnuav ui fmcn wees. Vi. i. KALI.NU!j,
I City ticker and Freight Airent
! f. . aiui:,
i ieeral Trasle Nanaer.
I T. W. ..K.
! . . A,
JOHN SCHMEEB'S
Livery. Feed & Sale stable
Ovi ttr Second and Ellsworth Su
ALBANY. ORKOOy
Hoasss soasdsd by the day or month. Car
riages or outvie on reasonable term
v6nl
FOSHAY A MASON
Wholesale and Retail
LB A NY,
OR KG
CROUP, whooping: cougrb and l-rrtieliitis
immediately relieved by hhiloh (, ure
Par sale oy FoaBay llanon.
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