awing aUg'tew'tl
AIUV A. NO WBBKLY
KAIL
"mMl ecry morning oiovi Montlaj.i
.ft..r.l liv cmrrlmr. nr -,ik....... o'0
oi.ul, irr feu-. -
, 610
wiiki.y.
. per annum, in dcance......'.J.O'i
mM in advm-e
!..0
THE llll.
Vrfla t the Alhan.v ovWtorrlccloe
' -r al 1 office north 'J
CI- butora Mat 6:30 . a.
be Wert r de f
a ad tba N'u row CS H.M '
fcnland and U A.
"..ItSa aa.t Tao.ulu. "
offWa T 7:30 r. v
The imotoflea will be ..' ' each evening
rviu fi etftt o'clock,
Hgi'.er.-S c-tter for the ly mominr
r ,d v- taallal before o clock the
vfdrtoaae :ior.
r;u pacific timb table.
Arrirea Depart?
....... ill.15unll.00 1 m
.......... 1 5.25ienl M.Mi
'raifO
pmuma x ax r i xa n re noxs.
Every indication in the political
horizon f tlfi nations of the earth
in that repuhlicu have couie tostity.
France has been es hunted as the
unstable of that class of govern
ments and prognosiicai'ons oi its
revarting back to a monarchy have
been rife. But it haa cruelly U-
TliiA tm WMuilili I? ,fl .if iMklltiill
. .
prouhets. Two years airo the
impression was i! ueral tl at a
revolution was inevitable. It wan j
r-aid that the time had arrived ioi
a change of gorernineut, and the
terms of the various regime since j
1789 were ingeniously calculated
to show that the republic h?d
reached its limit. But these
sagacious seers ouii ted one lacior
j u theii calculations which in oi
the utmost importance. W lieu the
revolution of 178'. was precipitated
the uaaserof the people weie un
prepared for civil liberly, and Ihe
va'ioa1 governments which fol
lowed each other down to the or
ganization of the present republic
were educational steps, e..ch one
(tf which added to the enlighten
ment of the people. 'I here i no
record of a nation gliding suddei ly
and successfully from absoi' i -in
to perfect freedom. Tiie t.i.jii.-li-peaking
nations are the freest uti
'ui (., nut they bicauie so only
ader hundreds of years of struggle
and preparation. If the agitators
in Russia were to gain their object
tj-day, and overthrow the Roman
offs, the progress of the Un-ia;i
masses twward enlightened 1 beity
would be very slow, and thiouh
mnch greater excesses, in ah
probability, than character iztd
the early struggles of the French
pwople. A century is a sh'jrt time
inthelifeof a nation, ami it the j troubles and ..ill remove ..Hob
French republic is no a estaulished j struct ioiu- t tiie ij,j,iUi., ,..ioii:.,
upon a secure basis, the surprise ; '"-"ter what I he cause. They
, , . ;. . -i . . . . le just what every woman feeds
ehould really be that it has been , 4lJ J(.aii je
oeaaiiy accompi.slieii, ami that ;
the French people have shown j
sucu wonaeriui anapiainiuy
There are strong reasons for be
lieving that the republic has con.e
to stay, and that the political ex
citement which preceded the Paris
exhibition wah misuudersto nl by
the public. The latter now appear
to have been cau-ed by the spirit
of discontent working in a few
such wonderful adaptability.
districts only, and the ambit ion?
of factions not identified in
"
true senile with the great inaj riu
of ti.e trench people. The
present cabinet wa not considers i
a strong one when it was formed,
but it is pre-eniinentiy a working
cabinet, and in the main judicious.
It dissipated the bu .War of mon
archist by releasing the Duke of
Or!e:.ns, and it could now remove
the lait vestige of discontent by
annulling the absurd pro. eelings
instituted against iloul.iugcr Inie
he was an exile. When the lead
ing members of a puny or faction
begin to fight, among the i selves
and ex) ose the secrets of the or
ganization, the movement is n
longer formidable unless the gov
ernment renews its vitality by
giving it undre i'iiHirtatice.
France has a great destiny before
her as the pioneer of civd lilx-rly
on the contiuent of Kurnpe. K. en
royalty itself has lost its rear . f
the grim specter by ginwin ae-custom-d
to it, a. id the temiencv
now is to cultivate the ii ien.iship
of this republic, which has di
plajed such extraordin try reenper
alive energy and such capac ty n r
defense in spite of its isolation.
Tbc reciprocity meat. ires as ad
vocated by the Al.lnch ameud
ment, and embodying the plans f
Mr. Blaine, are steadily yaiiiin
in favor. The New York Tribune
says; "Mr. Blaine has written
another strong and lucid letter on
the subjects of reciprocity. Par
ticular attention will perhaps be
attracted by the closing pararapfi
wherein he emphasizes the fact
that the free traders in the ecnale
to a man voted against the Aldrich
amendment relating to reciprocity.
Reciprocity as embodied in the
lariiT bill by tiia republican saua- j P
tora really means the extension
and j-nlarfiiifiii of the rot'i:tiv
system. As Mr. P.laine remarks.
"The enn'tuwnt of reciprocity is
the saieguard of rot"itin. The
deledt oi reciprocity is the o,pnr-i
tunity of free trade.'" The trouble !
in viewini: this is that anything; j
coining from the somve that thi i I
taritl" rtcI,iocil consideration'
came from, is iumiediately decried
without consideration, U-cuee a
liii tis.m npirit will not accept
from that source even a jro.i
thing.
Many rich New Yorkers are
showiim how oor is their Ai-eri-ciuiam
by ajiintlie fashions t. die
British aristocracy. The result is
usually that they make tl.em-elves
as ridiculous as the Anio-iiiauiae
who ersist in wearinj; '"top coals"
that are a full linger shorter than
the . ii'ineuts underneath, l'l i
80-alei f"X huii'ing on l.oiii;
island m in New Jer-ey is it
mere f. !' r the hound- follow
a hag w . h h is the peculiar oder
of Key lib -.i and the ridets iitteiupt
to ride a loss a ronh coiiiitiy,
which they c:.n selilom do without
rat lirk I', th-;r in i ks. No -,
coines Austin Ciirion. the ralro:ni
millionaire, wiio li.i- ioii'in it
lare tract of I'O.miO acres of wood
land n N-v. I lainpsiiite and is
Hiocktntr it u nh w ild irai.i--
, p . .
le
! has moose, elk, deer and hotl'ilo,
but his latest ac'iii-.i:iit is seven
Aild Ihi.ts from iit-imanv i.fa
iierce breed, wai ranted to show
tight when limited. It stem
absurd i e 1 r-lish s.ich a game
pieservt - i is in a country where
sport mi b. -bt lined by a rail
road lide ot i! d.iy or less from a-iy
of the lare c. .es; but the ow ner
ship of this p'aee will probably
Matter the p. ide of t'orhin and
make him imagine that he enjoys
the peculiar distinction w hich is
always accorded to a g-tat lauded
! proprietor in Kngland.
. kii oi.i
j .1, H. HoIcouk- a k! wife
of
lcherville, Texas, have cele-
biated their titty-tilth wedding
anniversary, and are still hale anil
hearty, i'lic secret of their long
dfe and goo. I health is that thev
correct any slight ailmeiit.Yroinpt- J
iv, and in that wav avoid si-n,,: !
sicKiies.-. LiKe most every one
Ise, they are ni'-re lr,'iiuent.y
rroiible.l iiii constipation than
any other physical disorder. To
oi rccl this tuey take Si. l'airick's
i'ids 111 pit't'eielice to any otlier, I
because, as Mr. liolcomh say.,
They are a mild pill and, besides j
keep i he whole system in good!
or ter. We prize them very j
nijilily.'' For saie by toalmv ii
Mason. Druggists.
yrvnvh Tunny H ufin.
Those waiVff arc a .-iure mi nule
: tl .. . .n i : i . ; . t
, 'iifrnti: iir k miiiu tw i hipiiu
by the Livingsiniie .Medics,
nanuiacturers, J'ortland, i
-on, ;
'. A. I
.fig i
"8W lro1" l,u' sole agent,
v. iimiiiinir, druggist, i .in
bloitk, Albany, Oregon.
Jacket' an.l IYrn4 -I
am now receiving n-
and j
winter slock ot la. lies. ni:-r
and
children jackets and wru- Ah.ch
are ot the latest olyle vim iod i
V.i'-e : ' .-l-'-ap a- si a ,udj
SJO.IO-) be .jiiilit. 1 ha, i lot!
?f la,1,ieH Newmarkets came
over
lhng
i iii.iii la-it jiai , twiiiu i aui
i I. iuoi iv, i,,in; IU' 'ill ml I
.t .....I ... . L-.. . . .... .
w ar
rivals. .-ami ki. h.. Yoi .u,
Karletl l'rai. I
1 am agent for the .-al. in Vim- '
nery and pieparco to h.iy ad tne
larliett Tears brought to ine in ;
a shipping condiliuii. Taitus
haviim pears lo .-ell will do well to
see me. sami ll h. Vol .no.
Ti the Ituyern or" SIiuch. '
We ate ollei iiig some rare bar
gains in men's and ladies shoes.
We sell you the same shoes that
other houses show you made ly
lln-same manufacturer in short
they are the same goods for much i
less money. Call and see our
prices we guarantee to save from
'Jd to 5C per cent on each pair uf
shoes purchased. These goods;
are new and lirst class in en-iyi
particular. A. li. McIi.wain j
Tu your tickets to the e..si viaj
the i'aiiitoiau Tacilic laiiioad, tin-;
i-est r.niway seivice in exi-lenc;.
from to $1(1 cheaper than any i
other transcontinental line. Ine
iinest scenery in the world isalon
the Canadian I'acitic r .ilmad. lie-'
ineiiitiei vou can sae to on a sec- i
ond class dekei and .Tin (,n a liist-j
d iss ticket i'V nii iia-iiig ouri
tickets over tins due. Kor nmp-j!
ui.l tickets, etc.,call on Jb'.A.lUn k-1
hart, .'thee opposite the
National bank, Akany, Or.
1-irst!
new
I
Cueiicii ) i ur thirst at the
sditfountai:
SI. h i O- I .
0.NK cnniMrt .iM fuiiiiahtd In n room aiti, '
h.un, tn be rfi.te,! :' eri,ti'U,v- a o I
..' or no ia.lir., t' appi'.u,. Ui J. ...
Sc tt, on seii.nu tret, i., mee'ii hroa.iain;ii
at. 1 K!jw rb
UOMA
ll I alio c 1
1 y oil hai.o at eitrteiif fcT' o
uki to limn oi, eii ,roi,i,rr. ,. ii
vi le. W. E. yiil hern.il, nal etUie
Ol ..er, oppoelte I.UMi lioure.
LL PEKSONS 11A I.NG UNsE'l 1 LED
I. accoiims with John Dicrrnnier are re-qu-.-stcd
to call at once ilm sittie as lie has
so: I his meat market and has retired Irum
th.: btisiriess,
C B. Wl.N.N, AUE.Nl lull IHE LEAD
. iuk Hr. In and ai eutent insiiiano com.
i
! IS
1 I j
J
-CO
w m 1
ECU
HO
Not. selliiu-at cost, hut at prices that defy competition. Call and
et prices. Our m.jtto is: "live and let live, quick sa es and small
protits. flm'i forget the place, McFarland Block. Kesp'y
E. C SEARLS
-PKAl.F.l: IN
-.-wl-acivo -;.gc!2cv f j tit Ludlow Fino Shoes
ft t.i li'.n'i
The City Liquor Store
M. HA I'Mfw A '', I'rotrh tor,
.-NVxt -loir to the 'Mil J'eH-m' iMupte, Vtnany, Oruifon 1
Kocps ooiM'Adtly on n i I tn -Iiumc ini ft. I m I ! -iit;-4ri'. witie-, ! lor-, ciiira an
tl-aw only firrttU-" r store in tht tty
(l PAIC rl) CEDFSS FROM THF miiJNTRV
Tij LTT.is
Manufacturer of
AND Ol.ALKR IN-
i ligars, Plug and iSuiokiiig Tohuccus, MeerscLaum and Briar PipeB,t
full I'uiv 4' Smokers' Articles. Also dealer :n
; ... lu I'llcliicrV canity store, Alliuny, Oregon,
W A. JN
fei. thousand .Veil finer,
j ' J
I
CAUTION JJi
hiiH hin iinme nnd price mnmiiril on bollom.
Ik mim . coo
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE CENTLEMEN.
Fine ;nlf nncl I.nrcd Watrrproof firaln.
7J?1"V".1'' !n'1 w,'rl"l nualltlesof thin shoe
cannot ! lK-ti,.r sli.nvn Hum by thestrnnir endorse
ments of its thousands of constiinl wearers.
Se-OO Uenaiiie llnnd-pcnrd. an eleennt and
stvllsh iln sM SI1..1. wmeh cnmnienils Itself.
A-00 llainl.-ei'il Wpli. A line cair shoe
nnp.iiall,'it f,.r itvle and durability.
$0.60 oodyenr Writ Is the Man. lard drena
Sli.w. at a iMinular price.
$0.60 I'olii eiiinn's shoe Isespeclally adaptod
lor rallrnail nu n, farmers, etc.
All made m congress. I iiii..d and Laco
$3 & $2 SHOES ladies,
hare t-n most favorably reoelve.1 sine. Introduced
and the recent Improvements make them superior
loany slim s s.il.l at thi i. rices.
Ask your lieaier. and If !,e cannot supply you lend
direct to fiu'torv em-hnlu ailTertlsed price, or
Ktal for order blanks.
W. I.. HOI CI.AS, Itrockloo, Maaa.
hi
SPB f
mm SAWSVIILL
A. WHKKLKR, .Sl'klMiUKLI), TKOTKIKTOK.
SlMlN(;FIELIi (KE(i()N
li Albany yard and otlice. oi Kailroad, between 4Ui d ftth stroeuilf
A. W l'cclor, . Albany Manager, -t-ujja
-laving It Saber not excelled in .malitv. .n faciliti..a . ..
proiupt and satisfHctory tilling r orders,
lrau.
Ill
TO THE
1 K.
BARGAINS
m
lTSTYCES C. B. P. STOLE.
V
u n;s .ani i;knts fur
M-mMN'iS.
l .f'.
! oe I e ;rtliient is
i. n iiii with the latest !
t'.nW
sM Ii s'iil d f'net
! w es' "pr i es.
Aids at the
A I so
Joseph
Choice Cigars
1VV
rV ED
itnd Childien to 1-tiy (Is of
inmrtt rs and 1 eiilers in ali kindt ol
guns and ammunition, fishing tackle of ev
tiy descript on. cutlery and base ball goods,
tents, hammocks and camp chairs. The
largest stock south of Portland. Come one
aii.l all. No trouble to show goods. QuicV
sales ami small profits is our motto. Also
repair shop connected w ith store and first
class workmen to do all kinds of work.
I,. Donslnn Shnr
wnrritnta.il- . .1 i
r
o
0
h
I ressectfullv solicit a h-, ',. le
. v w' LUfJ
a, WUKfiLEB
Plit-.UIANS
CI. (.'IIAMCKKMN', :
i'ha!ciun, ottKe at
iiid, Bruu.laibin si vet
.: .. ...
o , u.uuiarniu .
i.iii-e Lonn, 7 to'
i a. i.; 1 to 3 and ( o s r. u
U. Kl.LIS, F1I YMl'IAM AN1' btKr
i'l. tfeon, Allia'-y Orixon.
DAMS, M D VHYSICIAM' AM)
room in Straliau'o block, Kirat otreet. Allium
tf J KEi LY, PHYSICIAN AXD ""LK
. tfeou Altwuy, OrcKou, ort'i:-e in Pierce'
ne block Otflce hourn, from . m. to
r. m
AJ. KOSSITKK, VKTERINAKY Sli;
. ireon. yiailuate of OiiMriu v.:rn.ai.
college and aieinlier of the Ontario cttTii
ary medical sucicty, is )ri-aml U trt-.i? t!,
dirieag ;a nf all douir..t; -atcil antm::! (
S'w'icntitic Iriicinlc8. Oiticc at Ans Mantn:'.II V
livery 8tal'e liesi.U iu.e Itli kikI C.ila-iji
iitreeta, Albany. (tvgn-
Dr. e. a.
sician aifl
MCALirtTKR 1IOMKO"AI'IIIC Pin
suriri'oii lias rnH,'sl t;iN
otlice into i:rni..rd'i iKick All calls ituniit
ly attended io.
otlice int
ly attem
DK:vr
ta! Mtr.ll.
if rt'iilHCi
ui 7th ?
"AH-any
V. WlilTNhY, I'll VslCIA.S A.-.l'i
ir-jou un.4l'ia'c i liellirvuc lltiso!
t! MnHcal i' ' :-t;. Sew York City. Iii i.
lit tVimuM a Ulty. Oiticc iii ai rc-.i.i.iic I
m 7th f..ect ne. cn CulaKxiia and ifiv,
"AH-anv Orc'en. ;
I
I'A TtA, PHYSICIAN M. '
rK. M. J
' Surcoi
Surgeon, Uluiiibcrif lilock. Ailanv. Or. i
l'ciuulc ili.-c.cjcs a . Umi i'e .'nun.) '
n h ulice dav ':r M'.'fit. !
ii,i:KT. j
W. r. Kl-KNKV. 1. T RtHIX. J. W UKA1 t.K !
Ii1
U'KN-.', IIAHIN i UliAl'Klt. Al;'.'l:-'
law, Or; .'Cnt'itv, "re'o:-. iwc ;
t ; j ca s i:
i 'ill.
pr t. li-. c
.'imi-.. !
unit i: i v ii
l.an.l i t.i
., jrit r; o is r t:iter ti tli I . S.
t- ; t O'ciO.'i 'i:y unn i;i tt.c I tpj
I'tt:. Hi tie icirt iiM in ur
.ri' tIil- l.iif.i ii v .. ;i , co-ii j
.ii;' lln- i.i ti-jr in !l.t .-r.i:
I C. V.V'.-o, nrt,.rii,:.
ll. Of-.,;,. (i.l;..e !l. Siiiilial. I ;
, j N in s;
'tl i in :ti .ill
Hi.
u.
JJ
, ri nun tl .
ll. N. III..H I- ill R. . . V, ftl.ii ,r,
ICKlit'K'N. .v W ilioll'i ..Tin ,,M i A'.
J i.:.v. Ailni , i !.. etlir Ot,.:
rellow' IVmph. Vi' is-i.'.:t in .J! ouit.
of Hi, s&tc, aim ivi: S,t-i-ii att. ution to ail
Imsineitf.
ItrOLVHItToN t'HAKLKSK. A ITOU.VI.V j
? at La': Alouny, Or. -O.li.-e iu roon '3 j
ma 14, Foster's Ul.K-k, over I.. L. biding
store,
T'k. "WKATHrTlrOKD, ATIOKSEY AT
.'aw, Aluany, Oregon . Ulice in the
Klinn lilcck. Will pr?Cviie tll the
cour.a ul tncilate, anil tfive Dpecia' attention
to al' buBiiieftg
IAiKS P. MHAI), ATTOIIXKY-AT-LAW '
tf and tit'c ;rinincc, A'l.any, Or. Will !
lr.tct'ce in nil the cutirts o the btate. Ah- j
strait ot title tiirnifhed on) short u. .Hue. j
Ten yearn experience.
SECRET SOCIKTIKS).
A . O. U. W.Satetv Loilze No. 1U: nun-ta
il every Monday eteninu it l'ie li. A. K. !
hall on fe-ry ,reet, hetween Second and
Third. A'liany. Orenll. S.'raiiLeta in the
eit and trauaient hrcthren cnrdialls incited
tT;ittel.d.
M l'hem,n 1 est So. 6, ;. A. K.
SUiU.d niee'.invrH a. the G, A. I:
Hah on the second and r"onr;1
ti.i.av eveninirH c( each monrh.
Trnwient Comrade are cordi
y invited to me t with u
S. W. KKKCE,
F F. Tahi.kk, Commandcrr
Adjiitant,
Laud fturvry lug.
IjARTIKS bKHIRI.NO SIRVRV1NO DONS CAN OB
. lain a-jcuratc and prompt work hv callimr
tiloii cx-county surveyot r, T. T. Fin"licr. lie
hau complete copies of Held notes and town
ship plats, and is prepare I to do surveying in
any part of Linn county. Poatotltee address.
Millers Station. Linn cou ity, Oregon.
Coutraclur and Kuiltler.
DO. SlIKLk WILL ri'RMSIl 1'LAXS, SrF.C'IKICA
. tions and details fur all kinds of huilil
in and architecture. All work' promptly
done and (ruaraatecd to he iirst-class. Ksti
mates turiiished cn short notice for hrick
huiidin, resiliences, public buildings,
bridKcs, etc.
CI W. AYEHS, ARt'HITKCT AND.Sl l'EK
. inleiidunt. Ottije over Fitst National
bauklhiiilu'mr, Altiauy, Or.
Work solicited
from all parts of the county
t'onlrarlor antl lluililer.
rpiIE UNDERSIGNED HAVINU LOCATED
JL in Albany solicits patronage from citv
and iiiuntry. W ill contract to build brid't j
nams, anil all manner ot dwelling h. inn's,
includint; Oiiih ii Anne, Eastlakc and E'iza
bethiau stvlet of huililiivi. Will furnish
plans, anilsptciflcatinus tree of charges. Satit
faction Kiiarantwe W. (:. CASSEL.
lyiLL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
T Liver Ciiipldint? hhiloh's Vitalireris
uara ntced to cure you.
For eilc by Foshay
31ason.
FOR lame back, side or chest, use Shilob's
Porous Plaster. Sold by Foshay &
,VU MIVHU 1 it It!
loTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
Under the management of the
State Hoard of Agriculture, will
be held on the state fair
grounds near Salem, com
mencing on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1800
And lasting one week
OM $1510
CASH PREMIUMS
Offered for agricultural, stock
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
from the fair, Important im
provements have been made upon
the groin Ida anil increased facili
ties are offered exhibitors. The
Pavilion Open
FOUR NIGHTS PURINC 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. ni. Exhihors 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. ji. Monday.
prices or
ADMISSION :
Man's day ticket $ 60
Wonan's day ticket 25
Man's season ticket 2 SO
Woman's season ticket 1 00
Send to the secretary at Portland
Oregon, for a premium list.
D. H. L00NEY, President.
J. T. Uum, 8cwtJr.
: ruse
I . -t r U A
- . M. : Urn
5-. i-v.s2?i?.
KINXL
. - j : : C-5 5j&oif on
irCujr,- Jtrkmi3 (01 -
Mi'.ware, stoves, e.c.
i
i a
Gr "W"
.jmM m - m ll aaiu a- i i ri
m t . . jr i . . :r t.- . ' ... i .
'j- 1 5rl2eL aw-"l -ICUU.I IllinO . O
"Tv---:- 1 1 n M it . j : sr Mi .
SS ii, rf uregon UBTeiopment 1 ,
i ill T LIAHC
Slides
L.
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fEkft.;
mi
JULIUS Oil A !)Y URL'S
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR.
THE LEADING CROCKERY, FANCY GOODS AND TOY .-TORE
OF ALBANY. THE ONLY GENI I . ROGERS BROS SIL
VERWARE, FRENCH CHINA ..D GLASSWARE,
BOY'S WAGONS, BABY AM) DOl.L CAR,
RlAGES, AN I A
General Assortncnt cf Taney Gcods.
Socially n the Iinest Teas, C dices and Family Groceries. He buys
direct for net cash and carries the largest .stock in the Valley.
Insurance agent lor hire ai
FOR PURS
TOILET
AD FA1SCY
GJT)
-aL-jSS;;4S VfVy
To
The Finest Line of Piaiios and OrjraDR in tte
CM AM) .!,!l.K lf!S STH?K
F ETd, I )
AND-
GENERAL niODUCE MARKET.
WANTEDS SPFCIALT.V Uav. o: ts ant? r.otat ICS. to HUtililv riintoreem
j on t'ne Oregon Pst-i'ie Railroid exen
wnerf i h ii in npanmirs K. mip tt.f Hi I in o. IHl tuct ,ii I rriyptnet
W NT. WORKKTSON TA
A LBANY iUIERY.
PARKER BFOS., Hf-.OFRiElTORS.
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
.CAKES FOL
v. VJ-.I'MMiS-
vi LEMI H1TTS I LP
PIFf- AM Vl OFTl LIS
iJ oice Talle Delicacies and .-t
Lir.e t Fancy r.n! hfipV Gir cf '
visions, Canued Good.s, iNuts, C un.'.t-r.
lrUIiitt j JjiiK?
' tin hii n
. r m l 'l ll ll l ll 'I
v- ' A''J ) ? Steamship Lln
ndK .1 1 f 1 II III II .1 in
A-ilff;
92. PI 0 1 f
11
ALBANY ORE GON,
No limit to this game. "We
moan to w in if we don't make a
cent. We're going to do the bulk
of the hardware business of Al
hanv. Get of us. Ours are as
;.riiod as anybody's and a little
heaper. Our stock comprises
all that is best in hardware
in tiio 1
til JV
i:.
low
(illiLN
mm
a KID.
V &D
ii m o a
Fi!i8 HIlODS
At Iaim
Trices
Call
it i
Met
jgjP ali see oi, r new stock.
d .Marine.
DRUGS
GOODS
1.
ii-np, Faints, Oils
Prfoctr7 Mrd toil artiv-Wi
.Im a fail Dm of books
U'loaTj, paiioUieaia, ev.
Pteaerurticsa refr;i'!
-'oittpvurdwa1
JlSiiPli
CARIEF-
ilUW
STORE
iep ovii my inci easing home trade,
FPJ-SII li.
ED
Full
m (I rro-
Etc
(Mi J tii ttitC iar
i H 1-.
ui
,AXD-
22 Hours Less Tli
Tluui by any other roU,:
AccotnoiJations unMurjiaiwed fc'oml.
Saiety. l-arco and Initl.tu ia 1 jqia
the Oregon lieve 0 nii nl colli y'g
uliipn, much les tl.-l 1 y any other ic
ween al' points in the Wijl!ai..t' ,
and Sin Franciscoi
Sailing datics,
r&U)i VAV,'JlhA.
Willamette Valley.... ................
W V
Willamette Valley .
Willamette Valley m
t 0U HAS KUAMUiCO
Farallnn
Willamette Va'lev ,
.July
. AlU
Au.
lei
l.ll
Willamette Valley
W. V ju
The company rnnno the riyh', to
teamcris i.-r h.-i.;i!L' Ja: is.
C. II. llAMnr.LL, Jit., t.,'11 K. t. 1". A
M iloiiti.nry street, &an t'rautwee
id Uiela ijcr the Uiegoii I'.it ilic
l:u riii-.tiKT exciii-sious. Low
cxt t.i 'U licLcls arc on sale
We-iLc-iUyaial atu.'day from.
C'lrvai;.., and 1'hiiouiath 'o V: .
und !ur the ivluru tiij, until Is
beri", DAlbT K THjilNS,
Kxcipt buinlaya.)
..it v
L Yafiti'i.a , .00 a I Lv AU,anv If :'
Curtalii-, iu;3.s a M " Cnaiiia
Ar 1
Jim. O tjt
EAST
SOUTH List
SOUTH
ViA
r'AClflL
h.OUlE.
cu'ih
Till SlUUM liUl: ii
Ivil I II ,
C oo p m..L I'. r i.
li.i p m..Li i.i. .:.
,:-ia a m..Ar s i-i..
OKlll
I: 1 . . . . Al . . it:'J;t ju
i L ..
'it-lacu.l. .. m U
Loral I'iiM. I rnin l;,ily (ji. sui.ay
&:ou a m..Lv.
li:2o p in. .Lv.
li.oo p uiAr...,
and Ar. . 4.00 . m
any L . .iii.w iuu
i urfc Lv . . tl:sj urn
.1..
l:Ulpm..Lv i imi.j A... siijim
2::).p m..Ar i.anoii Lv.. .4o am
7;lUa ui..Lv.....,i,a!ij .r.. 4 A,
S,'22 a in . . Ar... i.ijn.111 hi It., i;4tl .iu
alu.m local, paiav tlmi.pt fcunday)
''"If- Lv I'Liiui.tJ r ii.oc a u
''V r Aiuaii LV....S.O0 A M
PULLMAN li C FF ETSI. 1 :E P v US.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS,
For accouinioiiat of SecuiiJ-AUa pa
seoKcrs attached f, t.-.pr.-s, i.ains.
-t
'te imistuu.
'und and Coi vailia
Between
MaU Train HmIIj - ticqr. Sunday
7;30am..L. ...Po.tlan I .. Ar.5 Ju p m
1-1" P m..Ar... O-riaii.. 1. n'.o.,p. at
At Albany and torval)i coni.ovt wiifc
tram of ureyon Pai ti c i 1 1 road.
E.Yrrk Iralu l.;tn il x ,pt Sunday
4:40 p m. . Lv Portland Ar. . j-2cTai
"Jio v n.. Ar... . . AIcJl ui;n ;iie. Lc. . 6.45 am
THROUGH TICKHTS
lo Al! Point
EAST AND SOUTH
ti tot tickets and lull iiitermation re
yMidin rates n aps, etc., call on compaur'a
a' nt at Altmnv.
It. KOhlll.KK, K. P. IHK-EliS,
Jlanajrcr Ast. o. K a. 1". A
TICKET
and frm
princip.1 . pointa in
t lilted S'atK:aB
aila and rl'ope.
PULLMAN PALACE WRISLtlPthS.
Fre Oclasiet BleeniD? 'Oars Kan Through aa
x iredTrh.r.e
to tear
OMAHA,
COUNCIL HI.l'FF.-
KANSAS CITY,
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUS.
I legan I Hrw lilniin: ni M II
liHlixe,
C!'c Comiecticn at Portland lor San Fraa'
ciieo ar.d Pui-t Si.uud j'inttf.
tf twn leave the O-n iain a liar!, at
the foot of Triir-.iiull in Mrei-t. ili 1 11, Klay auj
l.'iua) of ea. h etk. t: (1. HAW l.i.NOh.
itv ticket and freight Ai'tnt
I . . Mil l I .
.enrral 1 raflic Mnnajtrr.
1. . H E,
I. A.
JOHN SCHhiER'i
Livui j. Feec! & Sale stable
t?cr. fr Sfond and EUmrorth S'Z
JUUNT, - (HiKGON
HoMiita aoARDKD 1 . 'he day or month. Cat
r.'. or au; an re.4onariie tcrma
iinl
FOSHAY ik MASON
Wholesale aud Retail
Driifists 1 Booksellers
'
LBAKY,
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