MHF MOUTH ft mm AIM THUBSDAV SEOTEMfcftl. 25 1 M)0.
.! ovnlnn 5ailg Slrt?ld ,
AILY 4a.NO
IK.KM OP srHJCRHTIN
DAILY
fgiulml every morninn except on'll
he carrier. Der ""fli.... 020
mill, per year..
. 6 00
WF.EKLK.
..'.ibliahed (very FrMay Morulng.)
... ,-i!-. oer aanam. la advance.....?'-. 00
.1 uaid in kUvtni ....
i.fo
iall it the Albany oonrnce close
any pofltorTice eloae
tea ( BSW a,
rOi R. R.J )
' jr ll uMrea nprui
Vh Lantern state
(Tie Went .Side
And the Narrow
-1 Portland am!""- 1 It
..ralli and Yaqui:. l'2'.SO P. u .
oiflca r -h 7:30 r.
The poMotnce will lie : rt each oveiiiim
rum aix to win o'clock
tstfirtareH matter for tli ly muriiinir
t.r.in h.'ji-l 'e mailed before S o clock the
orerWoa rp nr.
ORF.COS PACIFIC TIME TABLE.
Arrive Depart
-ameaaar. .
r.ih....
11 I nam, 1.00 n
' S.2.Sr.m' R M'
proof of run pcjum; etc.
Tub silver question still con
tinues to be a leading topic of dis
c w-don, and the theorist aie as
b isy as ever in their jr z iio-tii-a-tions.
The BoHton Herald fay :
"The address of Mr. Kdward At
kinson at the mt-etingof thr A mer
it in Bankers' Am x:uti)ii a' -arn-toga
deserves to be read lth by
silver inrlationints Hnd thie who
stand in dread of silver inflation,
because of the strong light thct
it throws npon the factors that
determine values, and the illustra
tion it affords of the Insignificant
lart that absolute currency plays
in the great processes of exchange.
It re Mr. Atkinson'9 opinion sup
ported, we may add, by the well
r :isoned out arguments of a num
ber of economic writers who have
recently treated this subject that
the range of prices is determined
very much more by credit than by
the volume of actual curreucy ;
that if the interjection of a lartf
amount of silver into our nirreucx
bad the effect of seriously dis
turbing credit, then the Hl'eo
would be, not a rise, but a fall in
prices. As the clearances in tin
banking associations of the l"iit--!
(states will this year rise to iun
than Ul,fH)0,000 in nmmint, repre
ci.ui.j4 almost entirely extliaiiL'ei
of credit, without the direct inter
vention of currency of any kind, it
is aijpurd to suppose that every
thing depends upon $1.(K)0,0(X.0(
or $ljH),000.HW in absolute c:reu
lation. Mr. Atkinson is on tin
currency question, as on .iiui'
Other subjects, strongly optimistic
in bisbeliels, and it we artotrut
him the demands ot" silver with i
a very few yearn m ill te far iu ex
cess of the supply that l he rise i-.
value of the metal is inetilahh.
From this point of view the actio
of the United State) Treasury lt
pailmentj merely iiiteile. s a it
and may temporarily arrest ..
natural upward movement in pric .
h silver, in spite of the fact ihtt
it is in a number of i oiinirie.s h
nubsidiary cm rency, is rlie coin
iu which almost all Iransa tioi s
are carried on where easy pa',
ments are made, its use, and wet r
hy use, must increase with hii-
Siroved conditions social welf ire.'
n spite of all the lamora howeV' r
the goverment manipulation :
bullion silver, under the new la
has advanci-l the price and na
the circulating medium easiei,
nud that is the object to work (oi .
UWf'JlIAV VONtUMTEl).
Thk homegencousness cf ti e
people of this country nnd il.-
neighbors on the north becoming
more ane apparent. Commercial
intercourse binds us together, a id
new enterposes are cmstiiitly
cementing the union. Canadian
engineering skill, enterpii.-e. and
and capital have just succeeded in
constructing a new link between
the United States and Canada, a
railway tunnel under the St.
Clair Kiver from sarnia to Port
Huron. The work marks a' di--tinct
advance in engineeriig
science owing to novel and suc
cessful methods applied in tic
construction. The tunnel i -000
feet long from the beginning
of one approach to the end of tie
approach on the 'opposite side,
more than five mi'es. Of this dis
tance only (,(1K) feet, a lit'le more
than a nd e, are wholly under
ground, and of this only '1,'M0 t'eet
lets than half a mile, are under
the iver. There are 2, ',h feet oi
tunnel under Michigan soil and
2, 160 feet under ground on the
opposite side of the river. The
following sentences outline fairly
the marvelous character of the
tunnel: "No brick or stone was
used in ilB construction, and w hen
fully rady for use it w ill be simply
an iron tube made of plates : tOOO
feet long and 20 feet of diameter, ,
perfectly round, and water-tight ;
aa dry as a street in summer time,
iiihted by electric lighs, ventilated
by air engines, and kept at the j
temptM attire with steam
The t.iniH'l was furiinilly
opened on August I'Stli, i roer
and itlthouirii owned hy an inde
(wndent company "'it if lo all in
tents and purposes ii Krtioii ot
the railway nytem of the Grand
Trunk Railroad Company, yet in
other railroad conipanv," says tli-'
Toronto Empire, ".will he de
barred from ita use.'"
The anarchist association in
Chicago has been furnishing the
widow of l'arsns. one of th'
executed llaymaiket murderers,
with a pension of $M per month
until qnite recently when it whs
shut otr. The occasion for declining
to further liquidate for the dark
compiexioned widow wns th :t in
vestigation had shown that the
said w idow was d, melius: upon the
string' f her amorous aHecti'm a
cer'aic m irriel man wtio was
c uel y n xl -ctinga w ife anil tamily
to la.tk : I the .s:inshine of the
smile : "he w idow and dine at
her board- house. Cha' socia'
ists, who nil s l iully at the
r staints of soviet v -iioi;d oh e t
V) such a c ut e of conduct, vii'ii
it comes uiidonhted'V w ithiu the
se p"of tfieir teachings, is ipiitc
astonishing.
I'iikkk of the men under arfi -'
tor th' ir HiipHjseil coiiu-e:ion with
the train-wrecking near A Ihuny a
fortnight ago aie sai I to have eoti
coniessed. As desi ri'oed in a Tr
desjia i h, the alleel confessors
asertihit ;. men paid no at
rention t ti." peril of passengers
when th y 1. , d their fiendish plot
but were int nt on injuring and
embarrassing the railroad com
pany. Such confessions, if they
have been m..Je, should he tlu
means of consigning to swift and
condign punishment the authors
of a diabolical crime.
It is remarkable that stories of
penury and even destitution
should be published alKKlt .Mis.
Fremont, for certainly there is no
occasion for such a state oi ail'air-.
As the Oregoniun says she ought
not to be penniless. She has h
son in the Thud Uegularlntantiy.
He was graduated fiom West
Point in 1H7-, and i now tiri-t
lieutenant and ailjutant. She has
aiso anolhei an in the navy.
Her sons are oflicei 's and gentle
men it is not probable that the
have left their in ther penniless.
Kreiit'li I'MiiNy Vaftr.
These waters are a sure aie; aie
specific .or all kinds of l ..iule
troubles and will re.nove ; .i ob
structions to Uie monthly periods,
nu matter what the cause. They
are jusi wiiat every woman :ieed:;,
and can be u.-eU s.iiely. lor sab
by the J.iv ingslone .deuicai Co.,
manufacturers, I'oi tland, Oo-m,
also from our sole agent, . A.
Cutiiuiing, drtiggiot. lib;! -eig
block, Albany, Oregon.
la-k'lH ami Wraj-.
1 am now receiving my 'a',
w inter stock oi ladies, invs-e-
and
anl
children jackets a... wi.i - u.eii
are ot tne lalebt sl'lc uoo'
value and' as cheap a M.nidaid
goods can be 'loti.hf. 1 h.ie a lot
of ladies Newmarkets carr i d "ver
!i in :i ye hich 1 am r i.ing
at cosl iu maKe room for u w ar
rivals. SAMt tL K. Yot o.
Karlett I'rars.
I am aei.t for the .a! 'in Can
nery and prepared to buy all the
Bartlett l'ears broug.it lo me in
a shipping coixlirioii. Parties
having pears to sell will do weli to
see me. Hami tL K. Yoinu.
To tii- ISuyt-rs ' Miuex.
We .ve otlcring some rare bar
gains in men's and ladies shoes.
v e sell you the same shoes thai
other houses show you made b
he same manuiacturer iu short
they aie the same goods for mncl
less money. Laii una see mi
prices we guarantee to save fiou,
J') to 50 per cent on each pair o'
shoes purchased. These gooib
are new and tirst class in ewrj
particular. A. B. .Mcii.wain
Buy your tickets to the e;ifet via
the Canadian l'acitic iiiihoad, the
est railway service in exi-lei ce
trom to 10 cheaiei than any
other transcontineiit d line, l'ne
linest scenery in the world is along
the Canadian l'acitic railroad, he
iiiemher you can save ifo on a second-class
lickei and .,10 on a lust
cl.iss ticket iy purcha.-ii.t! your
tickets over tins line. For limp.
ind tickets, etc., cali on F.A.lluik
iiart, otKce opposite the first
National bank, Aii any, Or.
Try Blackburn & 1'iioni'.- once
for groceries and provisions ; you
will never regit t it.
JOi'-At the tiwkl sa.uurii;in ho-iitai At
I ortian, , to iht il. ..I W . J,n,a sou,
Motiier and ihn.l J,.iu utll,
.V t: H 1 O- it A L.
UNK loiniort.cl-. furnishtd iroia rot.iu rh
bth, can he .tutew ( a ift-iitleuivn a .)
wil or two tudie. hv aoriyii( tj J. fc
So tt, on Stt-ond lre.-t. hetwn-n Hronlaibui
anil blsuoriQ
X
aciouul w tth Juhu Licrreiiuer are re
qui ated to culi at onct stu itttie as he hits
aolfi liia meat market and hat rt'tire.t inm.
tht buHiness,
B. VW.VS, AlihXl FOR TUH LtAL
tug tire, litv anu accident iiisumuct' coni
pan
V-1,
-GO TO
i C.
FCR BARGAINS
Not, selling at cost, but at prices that defy competition. Call and
get prices. Our motto is "live and let live, quick sa'es and small
profits. fj&TDon'i iorget the place, McFarland Block. Reep'y,
NEW YD HZ C. B. B ST0HE.
C S
-IiEAId'.H IN
K::clii3ive Agoacv fe Ludlovr Fiae Shoes
r ' i hei: a Hf.oi'K
The City Liquor Store
M . HAV MC A V T, liofrieto r.
r-trS:K. lor to the 'U1 ""ell -' i:m;lo, liany, Oregon
tvevp" conirvitly on nut 1 thi :in t i ipo-.;l in I l-aRitie ine, litiort. ciifara an
v-io Onlv llrst i-l.w liquor store in thf cit
i N PAID70 ORDERS FROM THF COUNTRY
Tu lius
Manufacturer of
-AND DKALKR IN-
rirsri uiruiuiiu
OiL'Hro, Plm; and SinokiiiK Tobuct-os, Meerschauai uud Briar Pipes,.ai
full line .i .smokers' Artielus. Also dealer iu
t;.: - ? to Plleilfur's cantlv store, Allmuy, Oreuoii,
W V N rr KT)
Ten thousand Men Women and Children to buy goeds of-
DEYOE & FlfOMAiN B10.
P A TTTTfYtf W Donglaa Shoes are
VuU 1 lull warranted, and every pair
ban hi nnitip and price Ntamped on boltont.
i i w f' w .K Juan-- 91 i-
lip GF&
W. L. DOUGLAS.
$3 SHOE GENTLEMEN.
Fine Calf and I.aceil Waterproof Grain.
Thp excpflenp and wearing qualities of this shoe
cannot-be better shown than by the strung endorse
ments of Its thousands of constant wearers.
Sk.OO f Jenuine Unnd-aened, nn elogant and
9 stylish dress Shin- which commends Itself.
SI.OO IliilMl-KPwed Welt. A Ann calf Shoe
i iinntinllia for qli'ln And Mllrnlilllf V.
o
S0.50 (nodyrar Welt is the standard dress
O Shoe, at a popular price.
SO. BO PollcrmanV Shoe In especially adapted
O for railroad men, farmers, etc.
All made In Congress, liutton and Lace..
, $3&$2 SHOES lais,
hi
toare rwn mosi ravoraDiy receiven mnce lrnrociucea
and the recent improvements make them superior
to any fthoea noM at these prices.
Ask your l'ealer. and If he cannot supply you send
direct to factory enclosing aUvertlaed price, or a
postal for order blanks.
W. L. lOI ;i.AH, Brockton, Mui.
SPRSNGFiELD SAWMILL
A. WIIKKLKR, iSl'KlNUFlf-.LI), FKOI'KIETOB.
spui?(;fieli ouegon
AterAlGS " Ktti,r,"41' "e,Ween d 5tU
'.lT!'rer ?ot eJn"1,ed in u,lIity. facilities not surpassed forthe
..rompt and .ainfactor, fillm or order. I resnectlull solicit BhW of thj
WHXSJJER
COT.
K
THE-
B. R. Sr
EARLS
(iinih, Notions
LAiMI.S AND iKNTS KUIt
nisiiin;s.
i!!:(!T;:illS
V v SI i e I lepartinent is
now oinp'ete with the latest
s' Icp'hpiI thi' st goods at the
..w st pr ceH.
Joseph
Choice Cigars
mm m
Imorters and Pealers in all kinilfi' of
guns and ammunition, fishing tackle of ev
ery desciipt on. cutlery and base ball jroods.
tents, hammocks and camp chairs. The
largest stock south of Portland. Come one
and all. No trouble to show goods. Quicr
pales anl small profits is our motto. Also
repair shop connected w ith store and first
class workmen to do all kinds of work.
o
0
PUYltl.48
Cl". C'HAMBRKUX, V. D , Hotimljalbic
Phjuli-iin. otfl.'e at Ijr. Wallace's "IJ
"tand, Broailalbln t eel OdU-c tioum, 7 t'i
9 a, j.; I to X and 6 'o ; P. m.
M
H. ELLIS, PHYSICIAN AM" SUhr
i Reon, Albat.y Oregon.
WH. UAMS, W. D. PHYSICIAN ASH
Uieou. Can he found at his o-Her
room m SI rattan's block, First atrctrt, AHanv
Oregon-
tTC.KEi LIT," PHYSICIAN AND oUR
. (eon Aliianv, Oregon, offloe iu Pierce"
new block Office houra, from 8 a. M. to,
r. u
A J. ROSSITER, VETERINARY SLK
. tceon, (tnuiuate of Ontario veterinary
college and meinber of tbe Ontario eferin
ary medical Bociety, is prepared to treat the
diseases of all Uomcstic.ited wi'niaK on
seientiflc principles. Ortlce at Kn Marshall's
livery stable Residence 4th and Calapoom
streets, Albany, Gruxou.
Dr, E. A. McAlistrk iioMBoi'Armc mv
sician and surtreon Has removed hi
oflice into Crawfonl' block. All ualis prompt
ly attended to,
D" "if a. a. 'wifiNEV,pliviAS am
luric-on Umd-iate of Bellevuo Ilopi
tal Medical C '&, New York City. Iriseaaes
of womuu a,.j -Ulty. OHi in at residence
on 7th street be'ween Calapooia and Vine,
(Albany Oregon.
IvR.M. J PA TON, I'UVSKJlAiN Ml
U Suiveon, Ulumbcr).' s Block, Albany, Or.
rVmalc d:casus a STcctalty. 1,1 be found
1: the office day or niht.
VV. T. Bt'RN KV.
t. T RiKIN,
J. W ItKM'CK
i) iiert at law, Oruron t'iix'. (treon. Twt j-
yean experien e as rjfister ( th.-l'. S.
litnl i-rtlct; t Oregon t. ity and in tiic Innl i
r;i-ticc recuinnii ihU ia Ut .ur sjjccir.It v
!iii-inc-.s lufirc the L.nd (i lio m tl.c cound '
and itiv . living the pia-aiix- in the cerui
Laud of rice.
11
C. WATSON", Hltornei at-!u, All ui.v
. Oregon. 0:!ii:e iii Str;i)hiii k
S. lii:."CX AT!'ili.KV- T La
an. I not..ry pubii.:. i lice in Hie hir.ili.-.i.
lK-k, rooii't No. I aiiii u.
U. K. K. HLaCKKI'K.N. U. Vt WKIOHI.
LHCKHUKN. & WKlGIITATTOllNKV AT
) Law, Albany linti n. (.)!. 11: Oild
r'cilow's Temple. 4'il) practice in all court
j( the state, and ive upcciul atleiiiion tu all
htitfinea.
WOLVEKTON OIIARLK. AfTORNKY
at Law, Albany, Or. Oirice iu roonw 13
:tud 14, r'oter s block, oer L. K. lihun'g
atore,
rI WEATilFKFORIi', AITORXEV AT
rl . law, Albany, Oregon. office in the
II inn Blck. Will practice in all the
i.-ourU of thcutate, and e;ive special attention
to all business
JAMES P. MEAD, A rrORNE V AT-LAW
and title examiner, Albany, Or. Will
practice in all the courtb of the state. Ab
stracts of title furnished oiij tdiort notice.
Ten years experience.
SKCKET SOCI KTI S.
V, O. U, W. Safety Lodge No, 13; meets
every Monday evening at the G. A. K.
hail on Ferry street, between Second and
't hird. Alliany, Oregon. Stranjrera iu the
city and transient brethren cordially invited
to attend.
McPheraon Post No. 6, O. A. R.
Stated njcetimrs at the G, A. R
Hall on the second and Fourth
Friday evenings cf each nionrh.
Transient Comrades aie cordi
y invited to meet with us
S. W. REECE,
B. F. Tablkr, Commander
Adjutant,
Land Surveying.
PA KTI aS BBSIRINQ SUBVIVI.NS DOM CAN Ob
tain accurate and prompt work by caitinir
upon ex-county surveyor F , T. T. Fisher. He
lias complete copies of Held notes and town
ship plats, and is prepare 1 to do surveying in
any part of Linn county. Postottice address,
Millers Station. Lino cou vty, Oregon. M
Contractor Mud Ituililer.
f . BIIKLL WILL ruHNIHII rLANS. SPRCiriCA-
U, tious and details for all kinds of build-,!
tug and architecture. All work promptly
done and guaranteed to lie first-class. Esti
mates furnished on short notice for brick
buildings, residences, public buildings,
bridges, etc.
CI W, AYKRS, ARCHITECT AND SUPER
J, intendant. Otli;e over First National
tiankhuildiiig, Albany, Or. Work solicited
from all parts of the county
Contractor and Builder.
a UIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LOCATED
in Albany solicits patronage from city
and country. Will contract to build bridges
barns, and all manner of dwelling houses,
including Oueen Anne, Katttlke and Eliza
bcthian stvle of building. Will furnish
plans, andsjHcifications free of charges. Satis
faction guarantee- W. C. CASSF.L.
WILL VOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver CompldiutT Shiioli's Vitalizeris
uara nteed to cure you. For sale byF"oshay
Mason.
17IOU lame hack, side or chest, use Shilob's
. Porous Plaster. Sold by Foshay &
Mason.
11
13TH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
Under the management of the
8tate Board of Agriculture, will
be held on the state fair
grounds near Salem, com
mencing on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1890
And lasting one week
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 Kfoudda and increased facili- j
ties are offered exhibitors. The j
P ayilion Open
FOUR NICHTS 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. m. 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
their places by 10 p. ji. Monday.
I
Orep
m
$1510
PKICE9 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. H. LOONEY, President.
J, T. Gum, Seorctair.
jaw
h ;c ( , linware, stovtfc, -U:
S rncl for I rcuh r.l (itrtctfltjjor Cy Z .1
r
lie hi Slmes
D FUSS'S
m soiiiivs i m
! 0
V : - r -..it
la
psqS v - -
fc i
Iff
'iVii "W'viiiii'-f- " "'T' "" -S v. tHOU -k
fSf.ritS.: i i -ir- i . At Ti.oui Pni'M C.aW
vji-.-" -'... 1
JULIUS GEADWOHL'S
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR.
THE LEADING CROCKERY, FANCY :OODS AND TOY STORE
OF ALBANY. THE ONLY GENU I N S. ROGERS BROS SIL
VERWARE, FRENCH CHINA u2 D GLASSWARE,
BOY'S WAGONS, BABY AN l DOlL CAR, "
RIAGES, AND A
General Assortment of Fancy Goods.
Specialty n the finest Teas, Cof'ees and Family Groceries. He buy
direct for net cash and carries the largest stock in the Valley.
Insurance agent for Fire and
FOR PURE DRUGS
TOILET AKD GOODS
(iJTO
Tfie Finest Line of Pianos and Organs in tlie
Willamette Valley. .
CjUI. A'I) .AHJvE IMS STOCK
P1 E E D STO R E
ANP
GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET.
WANTKDJ SPECIALLY Hay, outs and potatnee, to supply cugton.fra
on the Oregon Pacific Riiilmnd extension nrl my increasing home trade,
where I w-11 in inantiti.p to unit tlie i i.n 1'aftiK. Cflic foot rr Ftrry street
TV N1 RORFHTSON "
ALBANY BAKERY.
FARKER BROS., PROPRIETORS.
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
CAKES "FOR"
AVEI'DINS-
vFL'Ef-'H FlU'ITS P.FR--.-RIF
AND VEGETABLES
O oice Table Delicacies and a Full -Line
ot Fancy and Mtaple Guxeru-t Pro-
visions, Lanueu uooub,
Jvlll if e J Jt jtitia
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 of Al
bauy. Get of us. Ours are as
jrriod as anybody's and a little
L-heauer. Our stock comprieee
ail that is beet in hardware.
t
sl!OK 1K
MIDI
KID.
Ladies Fine Shoes
4CT
.,iS& and see our new stock.
Marine.
G. L BLACKMAN
Mi'
nB, Faints, Oi
rVrfMMrrairi tafia art Idea,
also a fall Dm of books tr i
staUooory. partodleaU, ate.
f Praritton aareXuli;
.'onipeanaea
I GDS FEISTS ilMPlt
KM
Foshav (! Mason
ic Market.
&4
Li
ALSn CATUEF
FRESH P..
...' BRE
ED
auii, v ano.tr' j:tc JL,tc
f. r v J i , , tic' ( iyai
-TH1C
)
iiujuina liouic :
OREGON PACIFIC RA1L1 . .l
AKC
Oregon Development I ,
Steamship Lint
ffialllLESSllORTiii
AND
22 Hours Less TJi.;
Tli&n by any other route:
Accomodations unsurpassed for comfi -t&fety.
Fares and freights via Yauui.
the Oregon Deve opu.cM comf ii.j'g
hips, much less that I any other rc ;
ween all points in the VVdlluu.cUe, .
and San Francisco.
SAILINO DATES.
an
FKOM VAUl'IKA.
Willamette Valley.... ...
W V
Willamette Valley
Jul
M AliU.
-i ith
l.-t
:..u.
:oir.
Willamette Valley ....,
P OU HAS tRAKCUiCO
Farallon
Willamette Valley .......
Willamette Valley
Auf-
Irt
l;.
JIM
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teainers or sailing dates.
C. H. Haswki.l, Jr., Oeu F. i P. Ar
J04, Montgomery street, San Fra.nisoc
Ucm. inbcr the OrefT"" ilif , -lui
Btiuimcr cxcuruiiius. Low
eXiuiMi'h tickets are on salu
We iiicedu yaix". I'vilurday fiotu ! .
Cr .! I i.s aud I'liiluuiuth to Y'i ,
uud lur the return trips until ;. ,
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DAILY 1 AUHXtiKK IRaUsS,
Except Sundays.)
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L Yaquira 7:00 a h I Lv Albany 12 .
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Ar Albany . :.w
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Ar V'i4iuina 4 .
EAST SOUTH
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SOUTHERh PACIFIV ROUTE.
THE MOUNT SHAbTA ' GLlli
California express trains rt.ii daily
Movm , jtoklH
t:00 p m . . Lv Portland . . . . Ar. . 8:35 am
:-i p m..Lv Allai:y Lv.. 0:14 aui
:4&am..Ar IS. Francisco. Lv.. pm
Local !. Iralu llally- 1J.. hun:a
H:00 a m..Lv TCrtland Ai . . -I.Ci; , 10
12:20 pm..U.. Alljany.......Lv. .12:oo am
li.Oo p mAr. .. . . Rosebud L . . t.:oo urn
Lebanon Urani li.
l:50pm..Lv Albany A.-.. ll:2o ,m
2:3i.p m..Ar Lcbi.i,on. i.v .. am
7;'i a m..Lv....Alin. Ar.. 4.-M ta
b.2'2 a ui.. Ar....l.. l.ai:..!i l. .. ;,., -
ALNA.W LOCAL, IIAIAY (K t Ipt .Ul.dav )
5.WII'!.. l.v....roiliand Ar.....o(. am
tf.OO. Ar....AlbAiiy Lv....5.00 a a
PULLMAN BUFFETSLEEPEkS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS,
Fur accommodation of Svcoml-l'IaMi Fa
genders attached to t'iirc 1 rains.
West lIe DlvUion.
Between i'ortia i1 and Corvallig
Mail Trnlu laf Ij - Except Sunday
7:30 a ro..Lv. ...PonlanJ . .Ar.5 30 p.m
At Albany and Corvallig connect with
trains of Oregon Far ilic Hail road.
Kxprcx Train K:ul itxt.pt kiundar
4:40 p in. . Lv Portland . Ar. . b:40 am
7:25 pm..Ar Ali Minnvillc.Lv. . 5.4iim
THROUGH TICKETS
lo Al! I'oitit-
EAST AND SOUTH
For tickets ami full information re
garding rat uuipH, rto,, call on f)inpanTt
au'c-nt at Allmnv.
K. KUKHI.KK, K. P. KOCKKS,
Sfatiacer
Abht. ti. F. KV, A
TICKET
and fran
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PULLMAN PAUCE CARlSLtEPERS
Fret. Colonist Bleemnr Car ttaa Through o
Ex reseTraiD
OMAHA,
COUNCIL BLUFFS
KANSAS CITY,
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUS.
rirganl Krw Dlnlnc ara Wtl
f'lmiiBI a
Cloae ConnecHone at Portland fcr San Frao'
ciso and I'ujcct Sound point
tH Boat lea'e t'le rnpany wharf, at
the foot of Brrc.rl&lbin frtreei. on Tncxlax ani
Friday of each yreek. V. O. KAW LINOS.
Citv ticket and Freight Agent
r .s. mill:'.
(irrral TrarTic Manaftrr.
T. W. U K.
JOHN SCKIEERX
LiYbry. Feed ft Sale stable
Camw 8efmd and KUmfori'h Sts
ALflANT, OREGQX
HoxKiul (OARnim by the Jay or month Cat
riaj.-' r bnjrrie nn rcai-orfvolr trron
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FOSHAY & MASON
Wholesale and Ketail
Dtwis 1 Booksellers
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