Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, September 23, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text3 'HIE MOKXTNQ HK.tALD TTTEBija , tfEPTEMlffift 2S 1 800. .m -IttormnaitaUgirteraM A.IL.Y INt' WEBKLV DAIL1 ui.li.il.. d oiornin .pt M.iiiii.J -!lore.l ! -Vrier, per .-'k...-... ' mail. per year - 'WEKKI.Y. 4 Published every Fr..ly M.irmnic.) ue copv, per aiw.uru, in advance.......) v h-n not paid in advance . . 4 J"0 THR MAILft. Mails it the Albany postofflce f!w For nil offices north Die Eastern state '6;30 . Tw West de f . And the Nairow Oa R. R.J 7 - Portland and 11 a. a -r!lisand Yaquii.j . 12:30 r. vBea 7:30 r. a t he postofflce will be ' 1 each evetiltu; rom six to ssrsn o'clock. Registered matter for the ly morninir iin should be mailed before 3 o clock the previous evenimr. OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Depart .ll.ir.araU. 00 pm .Vi'.pml 6.wa Passenger, freight APPLY A SUiit: TEST. The unhappy outd-me of many carriage ventures, makes it an e-rvntial for young people to thor vughlr consider Die ijuestion and tlie individuals with whom they intend to make the venture, before (starting out npn the life lony journey. The beat methods of reaching the desired knowledge is a matter of individual study ami application and cannot be acquired either by precept or example. Others ex perience may be -ugewtive and lead to results, but individual in ventive genius must be applied if success is attained. Tbe 'tribune relates how aM inne ota girl accomplishes this desired knowledge. The lady in quest ion is Miss Matilda Carter, twenty years of age, and living in Pom me de Terre in that state. The Minnesota law requires a license to marry, and, where either the man or the woman is underage the consent of his or her parent?. The laws of Wisconsin do not re quire any such foolishness, there fore it is the most natural thing in the world that .Minnesota youi.g people with obstinate parents should go over into Wixcou.-in and l'vo matters arranged before some v-'iluing minister or inagietfate and return to their home triumphant. It early occuned to Mis9 Carter that the seven-hour Pi.imue railway juuruey ueivteeii i imiuie i .! Torre, an. 1 Sun Ri-fiti- the . . . , i , i ' ' 1 1 . ..,....,.. ...,.. ..... . i ., . ,,. when ixeoriro hrown pr iioei ' i ill i i three years ago xlit: told him than . i " . u i ! they muHt eloie to Sun K:fe City i asherst.-ru lather would never! give his consent. S..e h;iit sas-1 pected (ieorgesteii lr wo.ild not hold out for a railroad trip oi that lentil, "!, sure " they were still an hour from theii j destination, he got does hec.use he wanted hini t explain what j kept the cars on the track. ' Accordingly, when they reached; Su irise City ,he told him -he ha-i concluded that stli nail maiie i mistake, and to-.k the first train ! back to Poinme de Terre, leavinj; J tieorge Brown stranded in Sunrise ; with only $4 oil in hi8 pocket. letter, fhe repeateil thisexin-rience with Charles F.-endeii ai.d Frank Harris, her objection to the forniei being that he spent hi" tiui" in the moking-car in the company nsAr ..i.r- !.. lt...r ...,ll 1 7 . "- . - ids hat down over his eye and went to sleep and snored, some thing she abhorred. Highly u s!e esteen.ed this plan of testing her lovers with a railroad journey heiore marriage, site could still recognize t hat it had one set ioii. deiect namely, the lonely and expensive journey hack from Sun rie tJity. Six months ago when William Carr sought tbe lovely Matilda for his wife , she told him h r u-iiial terms a trip to Sunrise City. On the way William tried to strike up an acquaintance with a I reck le- nosed girl from Sauk K ipi ls, ami when they reached Sunrise MitH Carter turned him adrift, lint she determined not to uuste the return trip. Site decided tlur. it was a poor elopement which would not work both ways. To make a long story chort, the hotel clerk in vsunrUe proo.-ted marriage tw.' hours after her arrival. Six- coyly loll him that she could not think ; oi being married away from hoiun and accordingly eloped back to Pomme de Terre with him. He played cards half oi the way with a btrauger and was promptly dis missed at the end of thejonrney . Lui the plan worked so smoothly that he has kept it up. Three times now sho has eloped to Sunrise City and the same nuuiwer of times has she eloped back to I'omme de Ten e. Each of the men bad Wen wanting in home respect. Miss Carter is of a cheerful disposition, hope feeing her most strongly de veloped facility, so che in not yet discouraged. Slie has, it is said, just agreed to elope frmn I'uiutnc do Terre with young Jesse Hartlett October 1, and it is thought that f he it a-ranging by lettei to elope back with a Sunrise City young man mimed iarrott it .iete- de velops any bad traits on the out trip, as "N, Mispects be may. Whether or not Miss Matilda Car ter, of I'omme de Terre, M;nn.. and Sunrise City, Wis., will ever marry seems questionable , but that she ill be satisfied if she ever does is tolerably certain. Marriage is a serious thing, and should" not be entered into lightly. The reversible elopement come to fill a want loiii felt. Tue attempt by the Brownsville Times to throw obstacles in the way of a wagon road bridge across the WVIamette river a' this place, would ot le worth a moments though if tbe sentiment expressed therein iiinated solely from that paper, w .'.v.U it pro'i.tidy d-es. It however :iiiy number of people harbor tii. same feelings it is time that they disabused tlieir minds oi the eelings, and viewed tne ma' ter in its correct lig'it. The gro.vl coming fioiu Brownsville is especially out of place anil incon siderate, in us much as that place and its contiguous territ-rv up the Calapooia have always received the bridges they asked for, Brownsville just gating a nev one to replace the old one that last winter's storms destroyed. The facts ate thn' bridges arc really a source of m alth to the country, and heip to in. ike it prosperous by attracting tin- veil to do immigra tion. The plea that the north part of the cunty has received more than its s tare is an extreme narrow, selfish, and silly argu ment, that a glance at the topo graphy oi tli j country will con vince the meet casual oherver. I'erhaps these cat tious corn plainers would like to have a bridge built upon diy land some where in the M)iith part of the county for every bridge built over the rapid and impassable rivers that are all situated in the north part of the county. T ie facts f the case .ire that a bridge aerot-s the Willamette a? Albany is a matter that .iire-.-tlv inter.rs every dwelh-r in Linn county, and "sjMiially those who live in the i,:r: ol t"e county, who will ' rt! ,,J" re long he askim: lor a bridge river at Hai rishurf. -it-rf-f!? the Hie ISrou nvilU paper eertni'dy volceH tlie selltliiieiitM tit Ver e v ' '"e citizeurt of I. inn :iv. ,. , , 'or they would not l.e n. rrow . ." , , ''n'l'd as to tk. th.it view oi tho . m Thk jefl.ns,. ., ... t,.f,t.. luen of eil8U,rn voit , !(t.n in 0)t.ning , ht ,lail , , , rtophn.oret. made a niidnigl:t t(In was tK.rfet.ty j, tlli .ven jt w. , ikejy to fr,,ve o( a b. , , to one ot .S(.(.11... Vrueri an youth will p.'.i.i. ... OIlg tam tliat liaint, ;lj4 ;i tilt. jH ohsolete, or tliey . i,. meet d ' -,. . tv-nlar nojihi, a i,JiU w, en(( hazi: - ' in ,,ne individual case at leat. lackets and Wraps. I am now receiving ii. J ami ' viiitt-r stock of ladies, mi-ises and : children jackets and wraps whicii I ;ir- of the latest s'yle and nooil ! t value ami as cheap a xtandaid i -?""r an e m.ujih. : t,ae a lot I ot la.lie.- Newmarkets earn leii over in -in last year, which I am selling tt cost to make room for new ar rivals. - K. Yoi NU -- - ! Kurlett lar. ! I am aaent for the Salem Can nery and prepared to 1hi ail thi! Karl let t I 'ears brotigiit to me in ' i shipping condition. Parties ! 'lavitit: pears to nell will do well I j weenie. Sxmi kl E. Yoi so. Buy your tickets to the east via the Canadian I'acitic railroad, the. :et railway service in exi.-tei.ee from $5 to $10 cheaier than any other transcontinental line. The Iinest scenery in the world is along the Canadian Pacific railroad, lie member you can save 5 on a sec ond-class ticket ami .f P on a tii st -1 class ticket hy pun ha;i.ii jour tickets ovi-r this line. For maps' ml tickei", . tc.call on F.A.Bm k- ! hart. dlic" oipo-ite the First j National bank, Al- any, Or. . I K. C. Searls h.t opeii'-d one of the finest stocks of shoes ever! -.how ii in this ptrtol Oiegon ! Vn pit-ifnr. lotion for tun. i - ' - ! V K i-lA i . I ONE comfortably furnished front roi in with ! buih, .an be renie.1 bv a ntleain a ,d ' or two ia.!ie, l. applying to J. L. I 3c..tt, on deeind street, ami hUa.rta wevu broatialbin 1 JONKV ill an.la.1 1 ys .ii h. .i n at .ieenc TiiO ' .ioy to luan on clU or eonnlrv rr-.i I est .te. . K. Jk I'lieri. n, nal eetale i broker, oppi.eiu kusa lioiis. ! LL PLKSONS IIAVl.NU INhETlLKOi il accounts aitb John lierrciiL-er are re-1 iu ste.1 to call at once am. :ttle as he has sd I his ineai uiaiket and has retired from th bilsinew. CI B- i:.N, AUtXT loK THK LF.AH i ing tire, lit and accident insurance com-jstiiiea call ! - liti- j -iO i d m i FCR BAROAIXS- Not. selling at cost, but at prices that defy competition. Call and get prices. Our motto is "live an 1 let live, quick sa'es and small profits. lf Don'l forget the place, McFarland Block. Resp'y, WEWYORS C. B. E STORE. S -HKALER IX- Ezclusivo igsacv fj fai LucUott Fine Shoes '.. MhEHG It LOCK The City Liquor Store . HAUMGAKT. troprietor. .''fSvxt do.ir to the 'dd Fellows' eoiple, Albany, Orelfon ftij Keejw int knt.ly on hind tne fitie-it i'nii ir. 1 ind do-ne-itic wines. liiioni, cigars an i a vo Only first cla liquor store in the city l N PAID'.'C flPDtlS FROM THE COUNTRY' Tu ltus Manufacturer of -AND DKALKR 1N- FINE IJirORTEl) AND KEY WEST :iir, Plutr and Siuokinj; Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Briar Pipe6,t a full liu- ' rimokers' Articles. Also dealer in Ne.' to PHVitl'er's candy store, Albany. Oreiroii, W A. N T ED Ten thousand Men Women and Children to buv gode of UEYOE & FlfOMAN JJI?()P;t t'AUTION rr'antVi-.'Sa haa bin nnmr anil price atamped on bottom. H hi PI W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Fine Calf nnd I.ared Waterproof Crain. The exrcllem-e and wenrliie (innlltles of this shoo cannot 1 better shown thanl.y thi .troni endors mentsor Its tlmusan.ls of eonntant wearera. Ss.OO IJeiniinr llnnd-opweri. an eleKant and stMLsn dress sh,. which commenils Itself. . . ....c iiiiiin-weweii rlt. A hue calf shoa un,ypme,l f,.r style and durability. '5 ""dear Well Is the standard dress O ShiK-. at n popular price. SO. SO I'nllcpiiiiin'H Slioe Is especially adanteri l.ir rl ... I i....n All made in Congress, llntton and Lace. i $3 & $2 SHOES hnve been most favorably ami tne recent Imi.n.v.-nients make them suDerlor to any Bh.M S sold at these i ricea. "n.or Ask your I 'ealer. and If h- cannot supply you send direct to fael-ry enduing adTertlsell prfciT or a postal for order blanks. XV. I,. I)(M ;i.A8, Brockton, Maaa. SPRiNGFiELO SAWMILL A. WHEELER, SPKINiiFI sriClGFIELI) oi.irr-f.-v ;"Albn yard and ollice oa Kuilroad betwee.aib nt.V . r A. W heeler, Albany Manager, u"a. "etwrea 4ih d 5th streets a Having h.Bber not excelled in aualitv nd fo. iiiti.. prompt aud .atiafac-tory r 'tXF . WHKJCLER 11 XX j TO THE- 1 1 mi EARLS ')rv Ws, Notions LAi)ll;S AXf) (iKNTS fVK MSIIlNtiS. S!i:0!:Un! Vy Sle I lepiirtinont is now i oii.p'ete with the latest ft h sai'd tiuest gHls at the lowrs pr ces. A I Ml Joseph Choice Cigars ilk I Ji"oitern anil J'ealers in all kinds of Kims and aniiiiunition, lishinir tackle of ev ery deM-ript on. cutlery and bafe ball goods, tents, hammocks and camp chairs. The largest stock fouth of Portland. Come one and all. No trouble to show gotnls. tuicV sales and nniall juotits is our motto. Also repair shop connected with store and tirst- . lass workmen to do all kinds of work Shoes ar r o (!) H 0 i n.ueii commenns itself. " FOR LADIP9 n-eelved since IntmliirJ ELD, PROPRIETOR. n V. fllAMBBKUK, M. D., V rn iiiiMk omce at Dr. Wallaea's nl.l stand, UroidatMn ttrvet, OtBoe hour," to 9 a. j.; 1 to 3 and 8 to 8 r, u. M." ELUS. 11'TeJCIAN AVD SL'Rr peon, Altiai.y Oreiton. WH. DAViS, M. D. PHVslCIAM AV1 suieon. C:an be found at hi oiiict room ii; Strahao's block, First street. Albam Oreon- arnciLYrpTlYSICIA'NAXULR . eeon Albany. Oresron. oflji-e in Pipr. e' new diock r. a Office hours, from 8 A. m. to AJ. ROSSITER, VEi'ERINAKY Kl K . ffeou, rraduate of Ontario v.tt-riiiur college and member of the Ontario veterin ary medical society, is prepare) to treat the diseases of all domesticated aniniul on scientific principles. Oiflct at Aim Mrsii:iH n livery stable Kesitlenee 4th and Calapooia streets, Albany, Oregon. DR. E. A. McAlistkh HOMKorATiiic riiv Sician and surirenu llaa removed hi office inU Crawford' Week. All calls iom(it ly attended to. Dlt CI. A. WH I INKY, I'llVsii.lAN AMi j iirtfjoci Oradaae Hellcviu- Ho.;i tal Mctlical C"''ce, New York City. lJifei--s I of women a s,ie .tally, Ofli.-c in at residence on 7th street berween Caiapooia an-l Vme, ! 'Albany Oreirou. 1 R.M. J PA TON, I'llYSIllA.N M Lf Surgeon, liinmln-iv Hlock, Albanv. Or. Female discwes a s.ci il;y. ("an lie f..ii:id n the office daj or niifh. 1 1 lOIIMlS. W. T. BI UXKV L. T. RAKIN, J. ' bit A "KK Bl'UN-.Y, IIAiilN ,v I'liAl'KU, ATl'uK iies at law, )n-.'o: Liu, tj.-eoi.. I ,. tv yea's cxH.rieii e as rt cUter f tii I . s. Laiiditthu -t tiruuo.-i t My and in the land nra. ti' e reeoiiun nils tn in ..ur j-ec iiit'.- usii es l,ef r.. the Land o.-tiee o the i-oiiri-and iiiv.t! inc tne pr.i liee in t. , ra! Land n:fi . . HC. W.VIoN, attorne, at-!a, . ilrcuoii. Oilu c ill Str.ilian bl .h All I X. Kl'.N'tMX - ATIoltNKYM- LaM l . ami notary i.ui.l.u. o bee in tbe strahan bliH.1., ro..U'S No. I a:i.i z. U. R. . ISLAirKKI KN. o. "wl'.lil. 1 I.ACKlll KN, WltmilTATKlCSH A U Law, Albani t.-:,,,.. t.lt.e ll. !d rellow's Temple. -V ill pni.:tiee in all itmrte Jf the state, and ifive sHial attention to all business. WOLVEKTON tJHARLKSK." ATIORNKY at Law, Albany, Or. Olice in rooms 13 and 14, Foster's Block, over L. E. libin'9 store. T K. WEATHFRFOKD. ATTORNEY f ) . law, Albany, Oregon. Office in the Flinn Block. Will practice in all the courts of thestate, and xive special attention to all business. TAMES P. MEAD, ATTOKXEY-AT-LAW and title examiner, A I ban v. Or. Will practice in all the courts of the state. Ab stracts of title furnished on( short notice. Ten years experience. 8EC1IET SOCIETIES. A, O. U, W. Safety Lodge No, 13; meets every Monday eveninif at the O. A. K. hall on Ferry street, between Second and Third. Albany, Oregon. Stranicers in the cit) and transient brethren cordially invited to attend. Mcrherson I't No. 6, U. A. H. Stated meetings at the G, A. R Hall on tbe second and Fourth Friday evenings cf each monrh. Transient Comrades are cordi y invited to meet with us S. W. REECE, B. F. Tablrr, Commander Adjutant, Land Surveying. PARTI RS BWatlNO SIRVRTINO DON! CAS OB tain accurate and prompt work bv calline upon ex-county surreyst F, T. T. Fisher. He has complete ooptee 01 flsld notes and town ship plats, and Is prepare 1 to do surveyintr in any part of Linn county. Postotlice address, Millers Station. Linn cou ity, Oregon. t'ontrarlor and Builder. DC. SIIKLL WILL ri'RMSII PLANS, SPRCIFICA . tions and details for all kinds of build ing and architecture. All work promptly done and tuuranteed to he first-class. Kfti mali h furnished on short notice for brick buildings, residences, public buildings, bridges, etc. (1 W. AVERS, ARCHITECT AND SLPER J, intendant. Ollije over First National b!tiikhuildintr, Albany, Or. from all parts of the county Work solicited Contractor and Builder. aWIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LOCATED in Albany solicits patronage from city and country. Will contract to build bridges hams, and all manner of dwelling houses, including Queen Anne, Eastlake and Eliza bethian stvles of building's. Will furnish plans, andspeciflcatinns free of charires. Satis faction Kuaraiitcc' W. :. CASSEL. WILL VOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and Liver Compldiut? Sliiloli's Vitalizeris uara ntced to cure you. For sale by Foshay Mason. FOR lame back, side or chest, use Shilnb's Porous Plaster. Sold by Foehay & Mason. Oref oo Stale Fair, DO 13TH ANNUAL EXHIBITION Under the management of the State Board of Agriculture, will be held on the state fair grounds near Saleiu, com mencing on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1390 And lasting one week CASH PREMIUMS Offered for agricultural, stork and mechanical exhibits, for works of art and fancy work and for tri als of speed. Reduced rates for fare and freight on all transportation lines to and Irom the lair. Important lm-. provenients have been made upon ', tlie groudds and in.-reased facili- aa vriia . A 111 I yj I t (1 1 1 L 1 III- ties are ottered exhibitors. The Pavilion Open FOUR NIGHTS DURING THE WEEK. A splendid field of horses enter ed in the speed, department, and tine exhibitions of racing will be given each day. Entries 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. Goods, animals and articles for exhibition must be in tlieir places by 10 p. ji. Monday. FKICKS 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. 1). ti. hOOHEY. Preadent. OVER $15,11! IT!I rsiKojo.TASrt t-omtjh rpcO'JC f T - rr. . W m H I MM , B J I . lrl.MMil5S? 2SD 1 ii . ti u. vu. viym 't.i-u. stow , tii. ware, stoves, etc. . t j - Ti: i I rvl I trif JULIDSGEADWOHL'S GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR. THE LEADING CROCKERY, FANCY OO0DS AND TOY STJRK OF ALBANY. THE ONLY GENUIN ROGERS BROS SIL VERWARE, FRENCH CHINA i.l.D GLASSWARE, B0Y"S WAGONS, BABY AND D0L.L CAR, RIAGES, AND A Gcnoral Assortment of Fancy Goods. jiecialty n the finest Teas, Codecs and Family Groceries. He buys direct for net cash and carries the largest i-t.xrk in the Valley. Insurance agent for rire and FOR PURE TOILET AIsD FAKCY G )TO A I. The Finest Line cf Pianos and Organs in the Willamette Valley. EE X) -ANT- GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET. WANTED SPECIALLY Hav. oats and potatt.ts. to huddIv enstomcra . , ... . c"tne i're?1on rac,nc. ",0? ex ten-ion and n.y mcreasuig home trare, I "'' "' Klrrl-.wij. Ftnri street ALBANY BAKERY. FARKER BROS., PROPRIETORS. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND . CAKES 'FOR V. AVUI)lNGSv .-FRESH FRUITS FER-V RIF AMD VEGETABLES kJ oice Table Delicacies and a Full Line ct Fjdcv and Ltaple Gioceritt- Mid visions, Canned uoods, r I 1 i I'll MM I .n Watthew6 Washburne ALBANY OREGON, Kl-i - No limit to this game. We mean to win if we don't make a cent. We're goingto do the bulk of the hardware business; of Al bany. liet of us. Ours are as Kood as anybody's and a little cheaper. Our stock comprises all that is beet in hardware. IE -1 1 i .. 1 oi; 1 i i 1:1 Vl J Hi IV HOT u .-.id a KID. V ail Ladies Fine Shoes I.A5TS Ta At Lowest Prices. Call and see our new stock. .Marine. DRUGS GOODS G. L BLACKMAN ugB, Paints, Oils. I .T LSI frfrttrT and toil irttoW also a fall Bm of book ar .vationery, partooV-ria. etc. tff" riutilialnn aareiui'n I 003 FELCTS UWPlt So CARIES- STORE . . ' W TV. RORRRTSON ' FRFSH B. .W BRE ED Pro- JNuts. taut -iK o Etc - j -XHH t ! 1 iiiiijiiiiia iiciiie : mm pacific raili Oregon Development I Steamship Lint ,ASD 22 Hours Less Tii Than by any other rout: Accomodations unsurpassed fcr comf. safety. Farce and freights via 5 uui. the Oregon leve opuient com). ?"-' Ships, much less that by any either rc: ween all joints in the Vl" iJllsct'e, and San Francisco, SAIIilNQ DATES. FROM TAItDlNa. Willamette Valley.... W V Willamette Valley Willamette Valley . . F OH HAN FRASi CISCO Farallon W lluUiiette Valley....... , ..Ju!j . Autr Au; !t 1.1. Willamette Val le v .... W. V Jui The company reserve the rij.'ht to i teauiera ur saiiii a dates. C. H. H.ukll, Jr., Oen F. I P. A MUiMontft-owcry street, !nui Fra. i.sco Kc-meiiiber tLc Orc;ou P.. ilic-, lai buuimcr eicurious. Low excursion tickets are on tule We-lnetdayuiid Saturday from i . Corvallis and Pliik.uiath to V: c and for tbe relurt. nips until S. ; ber;o. Except buudays.) L Taqnlra7:00 mlLv Albany 12 -j Corvaliis 10:U6 M I " Corvallis j r Albany , UJs a u I Ar Yauuina i ... It n . e" "..li- 'j ':' i in- .1 r v JJ . 11.IAO, rai iliuatn. Acting O. i I.Lt 1-. Aent txjn allis, O EAST SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACiHC ROUTE. THE MOUIST SHAS17. CUJ t Caliloruia express truujs run ..ally tfiuru I .vohlH t;:00 p ni..Lv Portid Ar.. a::i.'. am :iopm..Lv Albai.y Lv.. :14 am :45am..Ar S. Francisco. L.. 9 -on pin lxcal I'as. 1'rain Ball)- Ex. fcunuay bSW a m. .Lv Portland Ar. . . in 12:20 p iu..Lv.. . Ail)i'n-.M.Lv..l2:0u ua 0.00 p qiAt KoKeburir Lv.. U:ou an Lebanon i;ranck. 1:60 p ni..Lv.. 2:3b.p m..Ar.. 7; Ju a m..Lv.. 8,22 a m..Ar., ..Albany Ar.. a:25 pn ..Leban.n Lv.. s:40 am . Albany ......... Ar.. i.-Jb pm ..Leba.'.ui. Lv . . b;4u pm -OCAL, 1AIAV (tictpt tUl.tlux) ".oo r y.ts).. l. .... i it-, mi, ii Ar....y.w am ...Ar A.bAiiy. ..Lv. PULLMAN BUFFETSLLEI'EliS. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS, For actoniniiHlati .il of bwond-CIasa Pa aeDKcrs attacheJ to Mrr i rains, Wrxl Mlr Itlvlslon. Between Poitland and Corvallis Mail Tratu iully - llxci-p. Suoilay 7:30 a in.. Lv. .. .fo.-tlaji 1 . .Ar.5 3d d. "m 12:10 p ui. Ar c.r.iun At Albany atij Corvallis connect with t rai lit of un-vou l'a;i!i.;aiIroa.L F.xpre Trata l:;tili --ttx.ipt Sund 4:0 p tu. .Lv for? land Ar. h:30 am i .26 p ru . . Ar ilcliiiinnMc.Lv.. 6.46am THROUGH TICKETS io ai; I'oint' EAST AND SOUTH STr or tickets an.l full information ra- Kardinfr rati maps, etc uall cu company' atti in ai Alinj . K. KOKU1.KK, Manager K. P. IKK.EKS, W. i. r &P, A TICKET and tram Principe poinla in l'nite.1 si;.t aa ala Kir ope. PULLMAN PALACE CARISLEtPthb. Fra Oolonirt BlatQiof'Oari Su Tbrangu Ex reuiTraint OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS. Elrgaal Krw IMnlncn Wit hance( Cloaa Connections at Portland for tiaa Fran ctaco and Puget Kound points. f9"Boats leare the Company's harf, at the foot ol Broadalhin stn-et, imTi.mlir ani FtidaT ot each vtck. C. O. RAWLIMiS, City ticket and Kreijjlit Aituit. Veaitxral Traffic Manager. T. M . I I F. .. P. A, JOHN SCHWECB'i LivoiT. Feed ft Sale stable Corner 8eeond and EUmrorth Sb ALBANY, OREGON Hokrks boakdid by the day or month. Car riaifoa ar Binaries aa ronanahlr termt rnl FOSHAY A MASON Wholesale and Retail mm i Booksellers JFY j ti j 1 1 ,) (.r, j (i t) ( 1 1ic cigars J. X. Qi LBAKT, OBIS