Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, September 28, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textitwr wnrNiyo htoalb RTjynAV. BEprrarwn ss ifoo. DAILY A.N1 WEEKUV I'KKMS n 31 ruCRIPTM'N DAIi.v vin.lmhe.1 every mominx except Monday. i etivered by carrier, per x-k.. .. 0-20 s ireul, per year 6 WtCKKLY. (Published every Fri'lay Morning.) ,e com . ner annum, in advance... .2.0 Vhen mid in advance ... i.tO I a. a. THR N ilif. talk tt the Albany tNwtorftce clone 'or all nlflcee north 'i rhe Eastern state '6.30 trie Wert Side ( tnd the Narrow G- f R. RJ i,. Portland and .- 11 . a ..rvalue and Yaqiui 1'2;30 r. u ofBca eolith 7:30 r. M I'he postotttee will be t d each eveiiilju row six to seven o'clock. Registered muter for the ly morning traia should be marled before a o clock the preyieua e eniiur. OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Freiotlt. Arrives Depart .'ll.i5am'1.00 p m n.'ripm 1 6. no a RAlLlioADS IS CHINA. j China evinces Iter decay as nation and her total uiiroj;res.ivi- ni88 by the unyielding and bitter opposition to niilro.ul building within her border-. Eveiy at tempt to construct roads bus Ix-en fruatrated heretofore, and now the news ia piiblial-cd that the recent operation) that were looked upon aa practically consuinnated are again rendered nil y the opposi tion of the people of the country. It ia said that near Lutai several inilea of the railway embankment have been destroyed by the eople on the pretense it dammed up the water and flooded the country, and it ia supposed that the general in command at Lutai either in bligated or connived at the work of destruction, since his soldiers took an active part in it It ia asserted that Viceroy Li took no steps to prevent these lawless proceed'ngs. The Tongs han colliery is stopped, 3H)0 men are out of employment, and the operation of the railroad is sus- penueu. All the proceeding in dicate an anti-railroad excitement which may result in postponing indefinitely and further railroad enterprises in China, as well a.- in undoing what has already been done. Apparently the pe-.ple of China are not ready lor railroad. Viceroy Li has probably come to this conclusion, and like a prudent man does not want to force tln-m to the people. A statesman u.ut kdow wnen to yieiu as well tn when to be firta, and Li evidently thinka now is the time to yield to the popular clamor and sentiment. It is probably just as well, for it the railroads were completed they would not pay to operate in the present condition of public opinion in China. Probably the best thing to do is to abandon the whole railroad scheme and wait a few centuries before renewing the attempt to build railroad in China. The worth of Horace lireeley been attested by tributes with out number, and by monuments, the latest of which was recently unveiled in front oi the Tribune building the daughter of the great journalist lifting the veil in the iinKsing ceremonies, and Hon. Chauncey leiew delivering the oration. The Tribune in speaking of it says that "there would have been a place for Horace (ireeleyV ashea in an American Westminster Abbey. His death came so sud denly after the disastrous presi dential election that all hearts were softened by generous im pulses. There was a sharp recoil from political declamation and in justice. There was spontaneous and universal recognition of his goodness and g-eatness. Never had New York witnessed public mourning so sincere, sympathetic and tender in feeling nsthat which followed him to his grave in (ireen wood. If there had leen an Abbey he would have lieeu buried their, for the nation, north and south united in honoring him; but hi dust would have been out of place there. H was one of Homer's men, like Corbett and Franklin, and the common mother-earth with the free sky arching over it was the fitting resting-place for one who had loved libeily mul humanity with the guileless ardor and simplicity of a child." Oi r cousins across the Atlantic pond and so closely allied to us that affairs in the United Kingdom are viewed with almost the inter est of home affairs. The Chronicle says . that the Knglish are a curious people in some resp-cts. One would imagine from the eagerness shown by the uovern inent to suppress discussion of Irish affairs that the value of free apeech was not understood in the kingdom, and yet if a man avoids the dangerous question alluded to he may talk with impunity. A Glasgow paper recently reported at length a apeech made by Andrew Carnegie in which he contrasted republican America with monarchical England, much to the disadvantage of the latter. Among other things said by Carnegie was to express the hope "that the ijueen would live so long that before she passed away the people of his native land would resolve tht they must be consulted as to the su.-cessor, tenure of office and the amount of compen sation. This was cheered to the echo, as was also his reflection on the Knglish pension system which gave 30.H)0 to the Admiral who battered down the mud forts of Alexandria while standing behind the steel walls of his ships, ami General Wolseley a similar am unt while Sergeant Uichard Brown, one of the six hundred who led the charge at Balak'ava was allowed to die in a workhouse, Apt irestly it makes a vast diffeii nce whether a measure ie introduced and advocated by our ow n p. ity or not, to a creat uiaiiv ;eople ; much more so than does the niea.-ure itj-elf or its eflVc''- ulit-ii it i. put into execution. Take for instance, the Mills tariff bill and the McKiulcy tarill' liiil upon the one item of s ig.ir. riie supporters of the .Mills bill iave(leen the verulcnt enemies of the McKiiley bill on that sub ject aud yet ;is shown rv the Seattle 1'ost-Inteiligeiicer the McKiuIey bill makes the be.--l snowing upon the subject. The Intelligencer points out that under the present law sugais not above No. 13 pay 1.40 tents duty ; above No. 13, and not above No. 10, pay -.75 cents, a'-ove 10, butnotabove 113, pay 3 it-tu.-; above No. 20 pay 11.50 cents, As proposed in the dills bill sugars not above No. 13 were to pay l.io cents; trom 13 to Jf were to pay I'.l'O cen s ; from 10 j to 2d were to pay 2.40 cents ; above No. 20 it was to be 2.a0. Cnder the senate below No. 13 is to be free; from 13 to 17 is to pay 0.30 cents ; above 16 the duty is 0.00 jents. IS BUYS RIG -GO TO THE Tl m m g it i -FCR BARGAIXS- Not'selling at cost, but at prices that defy competition. Call and et prices. Our motto is "live and let live, quick sales and email profits. gjW Don't forget the place, McFarlsnd Block. Resp'y, NEW YORK C. B. 8- ST08E. S EARLS DEALER IX 'Irv (Ms, Nrliuiir LADILS AND CENTS XISII1NGS. FUR WHITS ami m y.y Shoe Department is now complete with the latest styies'and finest goods at the lowest prces. The Celebrated CURE mm? Warranted to care or nioiu ' refunded W.F0RE AFTER 2 . H the generative urans of either box whether ariBUitf from the excessive use of etimulan's. tobacco or opium, or through juutlifu! imlig cretioii, over indulgence, etc, such as loss of Brain Poner, Wukelu'nesa, Ucannir Down eains in the Ua k. Seminal rakmi. Hvh teria, Ncr ous Pros-ration, Nocturnal Oniis- Bioiu, Leueorrniie. uizzinesu. Weak Memory, uNUOi rower anu ui oieiicv. wnieii if Iccte-' often lea l t-i premature old axe and insanity. Fncel a oox; o boxe5 terifb.Ou. Sent I iy mail on recent of puce. 1 Wlllim M IKtIKi: is (jiven w: tl every order received, to refund trie money if a IVrncinrnl cure ih noteffctte'l. o have inoi.. vmsot luBtimoninlH '-om old anl yountr, 01 nth Hexes, who hnve hern pennanemly cured by the uae "f Apnroditine circular tree. A'tnres THE APHHU nt.OH'lK 0 Western Branch, i;ox, 27. PnrlKml, Orok'on. Kor sale liy Foeliay ti Jlason, who esale and etaii iiruvKiMH. AiiAiiv,irefifn FEMALE fills For Female Ir- rei;uiiriti i; noth ing like them on the market. Neter 'ail. .Succr 'sfullv used by prunnitent laiiuH montlilx. iiuarante-.' u nifttst ru.'iit'n 9&?i tloldsn Snre,Safo, Ceriain Do. ire-1 ALSO Exclusive AgencTr fo the Ludlow Fine Shoes- ( M liEHG : lilAtCli The City Liquor Store M. HJUMGAKT, Proprietor. CIT.Vext itot to tho Oi l PellmvH' cmplu, Albany, Orcifon fi lonstautly on hin.l the rt iMt inenrtel md ...'iiuitic wines. Miiuors. ciirars an Keeiw to' a Only Unit cla . liqmr store in the city I V PAID!T0 ORDEPS FROM THE COUNTRY' A Kipe M.I Age. J, II. llolcouie and wife, ol elcherville, Texas, have cele brated their tilty-tjith wedding anniversary, ana are still liale una nearty. The secret ot their long ule and good health is that they correct any plight ailiiient.proiupt ly, and in that way avoid seriuiis sickness. Like most every one lse, they are luore Jre(iuently doubled with constipation ihan any other physical disorder. To correct this tiiey lakeSt. 1'atrick's I 'ills in preference to any other, oecause, as Mr. Ilolconib says, "They are a uuld iill and, besi e Keep -he whole system iu ; .od jr.ier. We prize them ery .lgtiiy." tor saie by rosh;i . lasou. Uruggiais. r'reuih Titiioy Wafer. These walero are a sure and f-ale -ipecitic :or all kinds of female troubles and will remove a!' b- Don't be humbii.'- il. Save time. ilealtii .in. I money. jB. t akc uo other, v.. bent to anv an ilrets by m lii cn receipt .! price, i2 00. Ad- VI est Branch llox 27, fort-land, Or. Sold by Foshsy & Mason, Albany. Oreitei II1SHI1V) f.C'l tVRk rh,;'i'n erii L.or.ilaibi I to : ami U to 8 c, "V, .V. !., Ilo'iaath!c e at Dr. W;i 'lace's ;ld 8. n et . office hours. 7 to EI.LIS, Pll VS1CIAN trcon, Alttaiiy OreK'on. AM T II OA VIS, M. U. PHYSICIAN AND s rur 2 - - (or HEDicooMiLi c ( --r- o r---, a n i ri i n -' INL him s Masco A i ; 1 1 he vt Wash burur A I BAIJY OKEGON, No titni' to this game. Wt mean to wn if we don't make i cent. WVieg-iiigtodothe bull. f the hardware business of AS P?l..n. lief f us. Ours are ar" "Oil us anybody's and a litlh heaie'. Our stock comprit-ef I! ' liat is 1m nt in hanlware stoxes, tinwH'e. n.f.- -XHS Yaquina Route i iMGON PACIFIC KA1LRCAL :??m Deyelopment Cu.'s Steamship Line lilLMlliiiil 22 AN Li Hours Letits 1 init llian by any iiiicr riute: Accomodations unsurpassed t i oinfort an icty. r art am' f nizht lu 1 uiuiiia aui .he orison I'fi-ijiitM coiii aii 's i.i, b.ia-.ii a-; il i.y ell.,", route o.l. :lllt ii Wi jln iie J and San Francisco. iSAILIJVO UATKS. fKOM TAitl IKA. Willmuette Valley .... WilumelU.- Valley..... W Uiaaietle alley r (m i kANtlf(X, r'araH'iti Wnuiuettc Valley W tllauietu: Vallek w. v y ...July irth Auif. lit ' K.1I4 ... " 'MB . Aun. lt -: Utii " itii . .July 31st t chaiig u litjs Joseph Manufacturer of Choice Cigars -AND DEALER IN- room in Stratum's lilock, Kir-tt street. Alhatn Oreffon- c. KK tv, PiiysiciAN and" it;.. (icon Aluany, Oregon, ortict ii Piern' new block. Ottice hourn, from 8 a. M. to p. a l . ceon, vrailuau of Ontario veterinM .l.'esft and ineni1! ;r of .ie Ontario vetenr ry ii'clical -ii, is ir fared to treat t lie dista. ea of -'i diitiieticatt-d ati'.nia's on stMeiitilic pr it. plea. O.tii-e ai Ans Mar.-ha" f livery stalii Kesidence 4th and Cala.-jo. streets, Alii .y, Oregon. TlioKi SIiikin in iiic MA Ft?iiflas s""hsK"K 1 W' SQfliVSd lillilK Sni lift ! . ; StLfc v r ;a kid. tart. ; v M 252 4 Ladies Fine Slwes TsfST"" Aj- r '1'iT- At I'ricep. Call i jJ 2' "ug0P andseeohi new stotrk. I Gr rile jiii sin liberie the rit'l.t icaiiicre of k,;1i!Il' uatee. .:. Ii. Ili.u, Jk., oen 1. , r. Aj.miI. ii diit,i.ii) siiei-, h.,n l r;.i ie.-o, cJ. Kciiieiniicr tLe. Hreon 1 ;.i uic pipu l:il -lillillirr ekturaioua. 1ai late fA.iii.-.i'ii tickels an- on i-ale every V .iiv-.i iai,. ;a'ui.lay Iron Ail. tiny C'H ..ii..- :n,d l'l,.iiiuiulli to Vuijtiiaa jtiii r iiu- muni invia uiilu S- ieiii ih i . HAIL) 1-AK.IHMftb IRAINH. Kxcej't suuilays.) r r -.. ia ii.uiiTO u All.at.y lJ-Jl. ,1 vn.rf . '' .j - A H I ti; rlfl. i V y fc &r Aiiiaii Wa. 11 lii.Au, -. lloeia, t-einrai aiaiiaj(i. ActuiK u. K & p. aj;eiit t.orvallis, ou . !..- f'oi EAST I feliUTH hOUlt. VIA SOUTHERN fACifll R. fc. A. McAlistkh -inaKo 'ATUIC PHY dician aud surgeon Has removed his oilice into Crawn-rd's lilock. All calls nnnijt ly al'eli'led to. A'UIT.NEV PHYSICIAN ii. Ur.i.l.iit.. o. i; 'li'. ji !osin tal Mcdica! ''-illee, Xew Vor .-.l. ofwoine i . ..le-.-ialty. Oilic-j i: a. -esnietici on 7tli Rir-iet between CaU. ooit and Vine. "A'banv ".eiTon. I)" Olll.rl ly a: IJRU. A. ntruclions to tlie monthly pei no iu.iUer wtiat the cause, re just w hat every woman j . and can tm used safely. Foi ty the Livingstone Medic: manufacturers, l'oftlund, (. also troiu our sole ugt-ni. . I'uiiiiuin, druggist, liitm. block, Albany, Urejfun. . ds, ley o., .on, . A. erg .ui ilie ;n Uarlrtt l-air. 1 am aent for the ."-uk-ii. iiti. ,.n iv.'i-.i to buy ail Uurlleti 1 ears brought to n. a shipping condition. I'.o ties having ears to sell will do well to iee me. asiul E. Vi . no. Takn In. 1 often u.-e to reatl ttie newspaper aioud to my wife, said a gentle man in our town the other day, but once 1 was lairly taken in In one of these iiitle advertisements ol gioceric.' and patent medicines, ine paragraph begun with the madest account of a sea serpent but ended by netting iortti the virtue of biackburn 1'ironi, say ; if you traile with them you vvul liever get taken in. Comet! CorMetn! We make a specialty of U le and misses tine corsets aud wi Us We luue a drive in a F neb sateen corset at 7o cents. xtri-. good value. bAiii.KL E. Yi u. FINE UirOUTED AND KEY WEST i ::'ars, Pluif ami Sniokinif Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Briar Pipe, i full liiif o' Smokers' Articles. Also dealer in Neit u .if to PiTeill'er's candy store, Albany, Orcifon, WiA- N T JED Ten thousand Mi i. Women and ( hihiren to I uy jv ( U ,) DEYOE & FBOMAjN J5ROS., VB Jmorters and I'ealers in ul' kiici guns and ammunition, lishing tackle of ev ery descript;on. cutlery and base ball goods, tents, hamniocks and camp chairs. The largest stock south of Portland, t ome out and all. No trouble to show goods. Quid sales ami small profits is our motto. Also repair shop connected w ith store and first class workmen to do all kinds of work DH.M I PA'TON. PHYSICIAN am, .Sut-eou, Uluuilierw s Itl.iek, Albany, Oi Kcmalo ilist-ases a S(cciulty. Can be found o the odke day or nii;ht. AI rOKKl. BlK.MtV. U neys p a V. DKAPKR AT I'O K- L. T. BAKIN', J. BAK1N' & UitAt'KH aw, O-ejO.iCKV, Or. :on. Ii - tv ears cvpe'ieti e as ..-,:s rri' Out' S Laid otltt-e t Oregon in tin1 'imi practice rcconinniius t .nr sjieeiall," btui new lief. p Uie bi.i u . or the court's aud inv. living tlie piuciice in the .eral Lami oftiee. HC. WATSON, attomey-.it. law, Albany . Oregon. Office in Stralian bloc 1 N DUNCAN rj , and not.iry i d.it. int.iry j d.i rooms No I : Ari 'li.NK-VT UW office in Ine Strahan To lli- Kuyrra of Slniex. We are oti'eriug some rare bar gains in men's and ladies shoet. We sell you the same shoes thai other houses ehow you made b the same inaiiuiui tnicr in siiorl they are the same goods formm-h less money. Call and see oui prices we guarantee to save froui -i to 61) per cent on each pair o: shoes purchased. These goods are new anil nrst class in every particular. A. Ii. MvIlwai.n A tine line oi Artists materials jut opened at J. A. Cum tiling's drug store. . CAUTION 7i 1 X-M t 2 7a n x v., t-i Attn 1 ' "rry. I L'OK SAL.K culi er in'iklliu-jat -U.t it in I tut Hess and lAu horc'-j, -Vl,t to W. B. OllHUaa. wii? or two uuiiuH. bv aiM'lintr to J. i. Scott, on 6ejond street, bvtwueo broadiilbiu ah 1 LlhWftrih OX t. uiii.ort if.Iv furijiMictl front room with buih, can he renteil by a jrentleiiitiit a .ti H hi W. j. Douslaa Shoea mra wnr,nnl.il n n.l K.. I has hU same and prion nlamped on bottom. ;cuo H75 W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE CENTLEMEN. Fine Calf and I.aced Waterproof irain. The excellence and wearing qualities of this sboa cannot be lietter shown than by the strong endorse ments of Its thousands of constant wearers. SfS.OO Genuine Hnnil-ncwed. an elesant and J stylish dress Nli.ie which commends Itself. -OO lland-newed Writ. A line calf Shoe uneiialled for style and durability. SO. SO lioodyrar Welt Is the standard dress Shoe, at a popular price. SO.SO Policeinnn'n shoe Is especially adapted for railroad men, farmers, etc. All made in Congress, Hutton and Lace $3 & $2 SHOES lafd,1s, have been most favorably received since Introduced and the recent Improvements make them superior r o CD H fi 0 block, 0. B. 5. KCXRI UN Klulll. L)I.ACiiU KN, 4 WKKiHTATIoilM AI ) La-., Ailiu o i oi! ce it o,.o rt-llow's leni. . Aili croctii, in all coui ji tncs'ite, and n.v. secial itt. utiou to a I bilAillrss OI.VKKTON CIIAKLKsik AlTOKNI.v .a. Ail-Any, Or, o.fic,, n rooms I j rosters Blink, over L. K. Blums 311(1 14 store. JK WKATI1I- KKOKII,' A'lTOKNKY . '"V All. any, Oregon i)rt-:e in will praci-.ce in al te, and ftive special atl' Kl cou to .1 n; th-- lilHllif a r toe Ttlt M0LM biiMi ' ol'JL JULIL'ISGliADWOHL'S G0LDKN RULE 2UZAAK. THE LKAIMNU CkoCKKUY, FANCY GOODS AND TOY STOKI OK ALBANY. TUT ONLY liKNLI . kOGKKs BKOSSII. VKFWAKE, FliKNCII CHINA D GLASSWARE, HOY'S WAN. P RY AMI DOlL CAR, Ki.-iGi!.S, AN1 A Gcreral Assortactt cf F?icy Goods. Sjiecialty n the tini'Sl Teas-. C.'iiei ain: I amilv Groi!eries. il'rect for m ' cash and can'o tlie largest ..x:k in the Valley. Jrsuratice a;ent for Fire anil Mai me. He him California express irauii, n soim , :oo p m..Lv.. !:2s p iu..L i:ia a ni..Ar 1 &OK1H 'rtland . .Alhai'j ... h. Inn.,;, Ar.. Lv .. I.'.. W.3., aui V:14 .ul. !-'. i w Lo-al lai,i,. Tlalii r.x. M,i o. h.i)am..Lv Porthuiu ... Ar 4: t m li:i!0pui..Lv. Album L . H-noii ouoi.ii.Ar Koebiir:.. ....!... ,x- uoi Binn Uraui h. i:Ji paLv Aii.oi.y... , DvsAr. Lebaiioii. .tihm. b.'JJ a III ImmmmL. I n. At.. Li .. e:4i Ar. 4.U. ,t 1 . . o"4 ; a. ALKA., UJCil.. bAlV (I M tyUI.'-.US) 5.10 1 k. i.v.... Poitlaml ...I Ar....'banj Lv.'.'. V.oo a a y.oo FOR PURE TO I LE I" AlsD FANCY oro DRUGS GOODS PULLMAN BU FFKTSLKKPKK8. TOUKIbT SJ.Khl'lNo CARS, Kor accommoilat ion ol Scvoiiil-Uass Pa. enifers attached to r xprcss I rains, Wrl Mile Itlvi.n.u. Between i..ii,aiii ami Corvaiiis ""l1 Tp" lal - Karej, wo,imLV --"'-V -.Ar.f. Sop iri-i-j, CTrvai.is. . L. 1-5;,p At ndav JA. K-J P MEAI ATIOKNKV-Af l.i ami title exam rr, A. I. am, O:.- iv ' practice oi m the courts ol tni s at, A Btrvtso. life furnished on short ;n" ,i. Ten years cperiem'e. A to any shoes sold at these prices. ask your Healer, and If hn cannot supply you send direct to factory enclosing advertised price, or a postal for order blanks. w. 1,. uui ULAB, Brocktoo, Ma SECKKT OCI KTIKS. O. I. W. - Safftv .: S . I.V. met : ever; MomUv ctiniir nt t :e i; it ha1! on ;'ei ry irfc;t 'tctwton Keeori lhirt. A'iKiny, Orci.'i. n' :n lilv ami transient l.rc.hr.'ii tniia!! ih'.t I tn:ittei; .icl'lv fs.ijj i'tmt Lr I, a . Male j in -if . i n u m tw C . A . li.i!' uit .f,-,,... i .-i 1 1 I Km u hi ii y ev vn;iifA e; e i r. mo 1. .t Frai tei.t Cv ui cri y iuit"i to U' t w;th -t W. KKKCfC, f V. Tarlkh Conjii fin tier Ai.'juiaTit, l.aml iirvrylng. 1AKTI ItRHIRINO SI'RV KYIX Ot Ml CAN n tail i a vjtiratt a ui jrcii w, , tt i-a.'tit! UtOii e-:otiiit Hiirv yr Y I' I . t- ''.er. Ht lifWcoinllt'te -0it'is of ! .i it -it- inl fo'An rthip put aim) ih prtpirc I loilo r,.,rvoni- m an parr of .,ni;numj. IVn.i.iee addrt. MilUm Station. Lina cu u.Ur c.i. -.' ft-, x v- ;fJa 2tL !i. L BLAGKHAN ;:rus. Paints . OiL fai f naij and to4l artw-tc-. iiv a ta'l Hm of bockt " latiosterj. pariodk-aia, etc Sr Tim mlistaoan eanl..' mi Alhanv and I'nrv.n . train, ol Or-oi, Pa.iH. r'oa.r ' "'" press Iralu ImII Ki, y i-iii..ijv rortland - Ar lb ptn. Ar McMinn ville. Lv' l .Nunday h:2o am 6.46 ani THROUGH TICKFTS lo All Point- EAST AND SOUTH msi r or tickets and lull 1 L'ardin' rates n.aps, etc.. tall airent at Album. It. KOKHI F.V-, Al&nnyer n m mum nm Ikavtry ALSO n ARIES- The Finest Line of Pianos and Oraans in tlie WiilaTflette Valley, miation re- fUlpny'( E. P. KH.Kl:.s, Asst. i.. 1. a K A -ANI' 1). t'onlrai-lor hikI Itulliler. C. HIIK-L ILL FtRN SIl PLA' fci-KT'MCA- tioi s an'l detai's f.ir a'! kmns of bir; in-; an-! sr.'.. 'lecture. All wnrk prcuipl done and aii:irant' -ii u Is- fiist i ;a-. 1 ti mates luriiisln .1 on shon notice lor br:.k l.iiiUlinv residences, public bui'oiu:. . bridL,es, etc. ALL PERSONS HAVING UNSET I LEO accounts with J..hn Uierreii(er are re-qu.-sted to call at once and settle as he ha siiM his meat market and has retired from the business. t 1 j Uik fire, life and accident insurance companies. SPRINGFIELD SAWiVilLL A. WHEELER, SPRINGFIELD, PROPRIETOR. SPHINUFIELI) H?"Albaiiy vanl ami ullire on .;ir,. .. a vv,..i Aik..., i "I " in ... fil,,viv.l.i,uaiij oimuaicr. OUEGON d 5th Ueetegift pr,8u.'" irgA- .vu.,, sunciia aoare 01 the A. WUEELSK jm intenihiiit. Ottice- over Fiist Nati.iti-1 hai k.uililn.vf, Albany, Oi. from all parts nf the eountv W. AYKIW, ARt HITI.CT ANI Sl"l hi' Work solicit id Contractor and Knllder. niHE LNDEilSUiNED HAVING LtH-'ATK!. Jl ill Albany solicits iiatniuauc from cit(v and country. Will contract to build brnli i barns, and all manner of dwelling h..u-m, including Queen Anne, Eastlake and Kliza bethian stvlcl of bnildinifs. Will lu-n plans, andsixciflcations free of charms, batis faction miarantee.' W. V. I'A&SIT .. WILL VOU SUKFER with lJjspep9"v ml Liver fompldint? Shiloh's Vitalizcris QKNERAL P1H)l)(rCE MARKKT. WANTEDJ SPECIALLY Hay. oat and potatoes, tn annnlv onston'Tr I on. (he Oregon Pacific Railroad pvtension and my in.'rcasine honip trr.tle, ' where I e'l in ruiar-tities t tl e i nrcl asi --f i 'fl ee W or Ft rrv tr.. -? VI. WriRRPTSON f; ALBANY BAKERY. PARKER BROS., PROPRIETORS. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND TICKET PULLMAN PALACE CAR SIMPERS 1 9r Colon i st Sleenintr Oars Ron Throngh oc El -laMlTraTt OMAHA, COrNCIL BLlTFF KANSAS CITY, l-HICAGO AND ST. I.OI IS. t.lrsani rs I'lr-lne lar v II 4 lianvr. Close Cnnnectirns at Portlai.d for San Frai. . Cisco and I'uirel Snund puilits. t-9 Boat leave the Company's wharf, at the font of P.inadalliiii street, n lue-ila anJ Fri-lsv of each k. C O. HA U LIM.h, Citv ticket and Kniclu Aeei t '. S. llllt. erral TraWc Wasatrr. 1 . M . IIC. v. . uara uteed Masou. cure you. For sale by Foshay i'OR lame hack, side or chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by Fosliay & Mason. SLEEPLESS NIGH fS made miserable by that t errible couch, b.iiloh's Cure is remedy for you. For sale by Foshay & CAKES FOR ..WKPMNCS', . I KKSII Uil'lTS PER-v RIK.- AND VECiFTADLES FREFII b: RRE ED k oice Ta-le Delicacies and a Full Line ot Fancy ami taile Grocei -jr.- mi! Pro vipions, Canned Goods, huts, (.'an'if, tc,, Kt- JOHN SCHMEEFT LiTriy. yeed ft Pale stahie Cov er SfcvnJ and CUrircrth fit JTJ 1WY, ORKGOh Hn.ii ROARiiav hy the day or month , n. or biu'niea oa reasonable term r-'il FOSHAY c" TASON Wholesalr an' Retii! Dnpls IJRoolsellprs OBEU 8.. .... 7 iby,