BOMB ADD
'V;!i-ilie I every day in the week
except Suuday.
.rinixUKTTNU, EJito-i aod r.'ot'r
rta nyjH KcH Offl-j. 8t Albany
uiau mailer.
ooon Hvniffiivrci
Ftsiiijio. tusiNKm. Under three head
the Salem Independent nays: Charles
Clark, receiver of the Oregon l'acilic rail
road and W r Crosby, manager of the
steamer Homer, arrived in Salem this
moruinir. Mr Clark come to Salem in the
interest of the Oregon Pacific's property
and to look after basilicas connocUjd with
that company. It is likely that tho peop'o
will lind out slum very ucreeable news re
pirding the 0 I liefore lonjr. Mr W F
Crosby accompanied Mr Chirk to this city,
and this iientleman comes in the interest of
the little independent steamer which plies
lutween Yaqnina hay and San Francisco.
It is by this boat that many of our mer
chants receive their freight from the me
tropolis of tho Pacific slope. While here
this gentleman will probably negotiate for
a moro extensive freight business on that
lino. It is strictly a Willamette valley line
and wnen tins tact is thoroughly la'd be
fore our merchants they will no doubt pat
ronize the line more than ever. Sinco the
Willamette Valley has bean taken off and
the Homer placed on as an independent
boat tho officials have tukon extraordinary
means ot lucilitatinfr transportation, mak
ing terms cheap and running regularly.
J or instance, tue Homer leaves rntn rran
cisco tonight at 8 o'clock and Friday
morning, the merchants of this city
will liavo tiieu ireigut lunduu in tins city.
Death ikF M Mu.lkr. Last evening
Mr F M Miller died of consumption at his
home in bobanon at the age ot au yours.
Mr Miller was born in Iowa in the venr
1844. When the war of the rebellion broke
out he joined the 3rd Iowa regiment. After
the war lie studied law aim was admitted
to the bar. He was at one tinio superin
tendent of schools in his county in that
state, lie came to Oregon in 18 ib and lo
cated in Lebanon, where he opened a law
onice and has since resided. He has held
several city othces. and at las death was
postmaster of tho city. He was a member
of the G A R, and has several times de
livered addresseson Memorial day exercises.
In lboa he was united in niarnageto uuliii
8 Armstrong, who with threo children sur
vive him. Mr Miller was a (rood citizen.
honorable in his dealimrs with men and
leaves a good record. His death will be
regretted by many.
90 Yeahs Old. The exercises held at
fie WCTU hall Inst evening in com
memoration of tho 90th birthday of Neal
Dow of prohibition fame, were heard by a
(rood nmlipnce of our citizens. Mrs D 11
McOullagh conducted an interesting de
votional service; Mrs 1 athani told ot per-
nona memories of Iveal Dow, trom liavm:
seen him in ft Michigan town twenty years
airn. Miss Warner was heard in a vocal
solo, The Violets. Miss Eva Simpson
recited "After Many Days" a production
' tho point, with good ctlecl. A paper
on .Neal Dow, prepared by Mrs 1 J vt n-
soh, was read by Mrs box. It was a pro
duction of n'erit and was irreiitlv nimre-
ciated. Carter Lee sang "a snug for the
new revolution." after tho tune o. Yankee
Doodle, llov Abbett and l'rof fiCO spoke
einnhuticillv on the subject of temperance.
closing the exercises, full of much for
earnest consideration.
T.vm.Ks Ti'itXKi). Yesterday afternoon
while It S Miller was enjoying tho beau
tiful dav on his "safety." he collided with
a team driven by Charles Ifcinisby which
resulted in Mr Stiller being thrown vio
lently-to tli3 grtund and sustaining several
fli"lit bruises. From the story told by
Jlr Miller it seems that Uamsby disregard
ed the highway laws and purposely run
int him. Mr Millor then went Iiefore
Recorder Files Sunday evening and sworo
out a warrant for Kauisby s arrest. Salem
Independent.
m
Tun K aster Bazaaii was opened by the
ladies of the l-'nNconal church this after
noon in the W C T L hall, or.d will be kept
open tonight and tomorrow, until noon,
perhaps all day. There are three booths
filled with ft line display of useful and orna
monhil articles, as well as nu elegant as
sortment of liipanesp goods; also a cocoa
booth, where this delicious beverage will
e served. Supper will be served after 5
o'clock tonight for 2j cents. The bazaar
deserves a lilieral patronage.
A Saw Mux Act iukst. - MrWT
Clark, an employe in the saw mill at Oab
last evening, was running a buzz saw. when
his left hand was caught and several lingers
were Irnd'v lacerated, but fortunately were
not cut seriously enough to cause their loss.
Mr Clark is a prominent caiidiuaio ior J i
on the populist ticket.
Remember the special meeting of Beu
lah Kcbekah Lodge this evening.
Bring your coal oil cans and have them
relillcd with 5 gallons best I'earl oil lor 7t
cents at A II Mcllwalns.
These Industrial aimles matching
through the eountrv trill be a greut thine
for tramps,
Yaqulna Bay salmon are In the market.
Columbia river salmon are not due until
April 15th.
Don't miss heating the "Life of Abra
ham Lincoln;" at the Methodist church
tomorrow night.
Hear Rev G W Grannls lecture on the
"Lile of Abraham Lincoln;" tomorrow
night at the M church.
Astoria Is to have a purely Hternrv
paper, The Leader-. Il Is to be patterned
Iter the Argonaut of San Franchco.
We may have hard times: but we never
have crclones and blizzards, and our
rops never fall. Some difference from
the East.
hen you want anything In the gro
cery line do not forget that A 11 Mcll-
wains is the place to get H, ace his ptlce
list in this paper.
The Flying Wedge ha reached our
onice. The gridiron is Linn county, the
center rusti is the county prohibition
committee. Tne opposing team intern-prance.
A B Mcflwain is receiving his new
goo Is; new ginghams. 6atteens, prints,
and teasel downs, au and ge; prices
before you purchase, as you can save
money on an dry goods you buy irom
him.
Members of the A O U W should not
forget the entettainmcnt to be given by
the Degree of Honor ac the AOUW
hall on Friday evening. It will be open
tu ad members and invited friends.
Dr Alfred Kinney received a dispatch
his morning from Mr Stanton In New
York, saving that Mr Cambell had repea
ted favorably to eastern capitalists in re
gard to the building ot tne Astoria rail
road and that the money will be ready.
udgett.
The picture of Neal Dow exhibited on
the platform at the anniversary exercises
last evening was the work of Miss Win
nie Chamberlin. It Is on crayon, and
isnlaved ureat talent in this line of work.
The picture has been presented to the
W C- 1 u by miss unamoerun, una me
Irame by the Albany r urniture vo.
Yesterdays Guard of Eugene finishes
Its foot ball Item as follows: The game
was enioved. especially by the students.
The new'te.m at the University of Oregon
nroved themselves pood, all round ama
teurs. The Albanies made a number of
pood nlavs and were cheered both during
the game and at its close. They lacked
both In weieht and staving qualities, iui
were active and had some eood rjnncrs,
The visitors were a gentlemanly set of
fellows and the referee, Mr Swart, gave
entire satisfaction. C M Young, ot thi
city, acted as umpire.
C! W iirav and son of Salem, were in the
city this noon.
Mr Leo Cohen has returned from lila
trip to the Midwinter fair.
Jos 11 Lappeu. ex-chief of police of Port
land, died 111 that city yestorday. .
rtUhnp William Dillon, D D, of the
I'niti-d lirethren church arrived this noon.
and is the guest of Kev L S Fisher.
Mr and Mrs Oliver Murphy are in the
city the guests of the formers partner re
cently inCorvallis, Mr Geo K Fish.
Walter Biddle. a member of the Albany
foot ball team, staved over Sunday to visit
at the; residence of his father, Dr G W
lliddlc. Miss llertha Dav. who has also
been visiting there.returned to her home at
Albany this morning. l-.ugene tiuard.
R N Morris and family of AlbaJV
were in Salem last evening. Mr Morris
is agent for the steamer F.lwood at that
place and is going to Portland on a busi
ness and pleasure trip. Ilia wife is a
dauiihtar of Levi Harren w ho reside
on the Turner road. Strteainau.
A Fo.tland exchango says: Eugene
I'rotzman, the recently appointed post
master of Portland, began life as a news
boy in Indianapolis, selling papers that
cuiiiuiiieu an account, ur tue nring upon
Fort Bjmpter. 1 hen he entered an ofhee
a printer s devil and eventuiMiy became
full Hedged tvpe setter. Ho came to
Portland in 1SU7. and at first worked as a
printer in a job officer A few years later
re entered the boot and shoe business, in
liich he continued until recently. The
pay of the postmaster at Portland is regu
lated by the volume of business done, and
amounts now to about 63500 per annum.
Mr Protzinnn is possessed of excellent ex
ecutive ability. Both personally and as a
man of business his character is above
reproach.
The nlace to eet your quinine is at Fred
Dawsons cor 2nd and Broadalbln streets
A Ibany Or.
A IlEMOCIltTICMUB
Following were tho receipts ut ihe sher
iffs otlice yesterday:
Mrs 8 A Newberry I G.R?
Lester Ilulin 01.20
Dittenlioffer Haas & Co :f.S0
K 11 Rhodes 45.00
Mill, Pulp k Paper Co 14.70
Minor Jackson 12.71
KstAMcFeron iJO.iW
J f McFeron 23.29
Mai Johnson 21.75
WTCary 1.00
J 1' lhouipon 'J.'A
MartRiland 3.03
Heirs John Riland 18.00
Wm Klamer S.88
B K Jackson 19.50
O L Jackson 5.02
S& J 1. Nelson 99.1
(1 W Cochran 02.68
Mrs Lucy Wocodle 55.00
K P Wallace 4.20
W CTweedalo 209.59
Mrs M A Altree 22.00
JohnAOlsen (1.80
Wm Kumbatigh 41.25
los Flvnn 11.10
F M Uunibaugh 5.10
LC Miller 14.20
Isaac Elder 30.11
MrsS J Elder 6.S2
K A Irvine 261.98
Harrison Phillips 5.23
Vincent Pietrock 23.79
HC Eckert 2.63
J O Boyd 7.50
Samuel llovd 1.00
F M Rineha't ' 38.94
T C Rhinchart et al 14.40
Frank J lsabell 4.H8
Heirs Richardson 30.00
EJ Diffenhacher 12.1)
Fred Ditfonbachor 90
JfBW FRIOB UST
Best Pat Roller flour per sack $ .65
gall, pearl oil ;n
3 can's best tomatoes. . . .' 25
cans best table peaches 36
Best Iowa corn, per can 10
pounds rolled oats i.m
17 pounds granulated sugar 1.00
19 pounds Extra C sugar 1.00
pound Japan tea 2o
pound Gunpowder tea 35
Arbuckle coffee per pound 25
pounds green cotiee i.w
All soods warranted as represented and
tun weight guaranteed.
A. IJ. MC'ILWAIN.
MISFITS
A new cigar is named Bob Ingcrsoll, and
the pttrs are all being original by re
marking that it must burn well.
How dear to our heart is
Cash on subscription,
When the generous subscriber
Presents it to view;
But the man who doesn't pay
We refrain from description
For. perhaps, gentle reader,
That man might be you.
Total $1167.95
Taxes will he delinquent April 16.
The earliet symptoms of dyspepsia1
such as distress alter eating, heartburn
and occasional headaches, should not be
neglected, Take Hood's Sarsapartlla
you wish to be cured.
ood's Pills cure all liver III. bllllous
ness, jaundice, Indigestion; sick headache.
Bitha at Viereeks shaving and . bair
catting parlors.
Tangent, March 2fi, 1891
Editors Democrat:
According to previous notice, the dem
ocrats of Tangent precinct met at the
school house in Tangent and organized a
democratic club. At promptly 7:30 the
meeting was called to order by L F Smith.
The object of tho meeting was stated by A
Ulevins. after which twenty democratic
voters came forward and signed tho club
roll. ... . .... .,
The following omeers were men uiecicu.
Pre" E L Drvan; vice pros, A Blevins;
secretary mid "treasurer, A W Moses. The
president nppoint3tl the necessary com
mittees. Alter the business of tho meet
in" had been transacted, remarks on the
...lilr.m of the dnv were made by a r.uin-
i...-.f nrmmnrnt niemljers of the club.
Notwithstanding tho shortness of the
nclico .mil inclemency of the weather the
!.... -., omnfnrlnhftf tilled with VOlerS,
and a successuil and enlliusiasuc mci-uug
was held. .... ,
From present indications our mcmoor-
;if soon reach fifty and Tangent will
roll up the old time democratic majority
nest June.
'1 lie duo adjourned to meet March 31
1894.
Tn tho Inter-Ocnan of March 4th Sicgel,
Ceopsr k Co, one of Chicago's largest dry
goods noises, advertise to sen groceries,
u-itini Honors nnd cicrars. and ieeth ex
tracted free. Their savings bank pays tour
per cent interest, and is conducted witnoui
the nsual requirement of a sixty-day notice
previous to a withdrawal oi deposits.
Some rears aco four sons of a Connecti
cut farmer were married in the same month.
The old gentleman, like the father in the
fairy talc, called them an up ana proiiuseu
5,000 to the one who would ursi presein.
him with a male grandchild. At the
nMont t;,a 11,a oldest, son has four dauirh-
iuk ilm soroml son is childless, the third
ihr-eo ilnmrters. the fourth two. The old
man has raised the bounty to 810.COO for a
bov, anil the resnits are eagerly uwniieu
a large circle of friends. r.x.
r. E Biownells orocerv store is lncreas-
n in popularity. He carries a fine stock
In a light room, easily accessible and
gives bargains. Next door to the P O,
Ladies.'ry the Eglantine Massage Cream
ihe best preparation ever made for the
complectlon, to be had of Mrs Rowell, at
Russ House Albany Ore,
OS TUV 80.1'ARB.
The ' difference between
Living we'll and living
Poorly is very small
Ii you buy light even
In hard times. Trado
With those who do
Business on the square,
Giving quality as well
As quantity. Farker
Bros, are such a iirm.
Their groceries are always
First class and their
baked goods are uti
e -passed any where.
Stiul;i.t I.n It. When it comes to
washinc the Albany Steam Laundry
strictly in it. It is doing the business of
the city; tne celestials are going to tne
wall. 20 cents a dozen for plain washini
is cheap enough for anvbodv in any kin
of times. Richards & l'hilips do first class
work and spend their money at home
Patronize the Albany Meani laundry.
Fresh Cabbage.
. Canli flower.
Celery.
Onions.
A Turnips.
AtC E Brownalle
Gakdes Seeds. Every body 6hould
have a garden. Are you one who will.
Then go to Stewart k Sox Hardware Co
and make your selection irom a tresn supply
of all the seeds in the market, tho largest
stock in the city.
Catarrh in the Head
An Unfortunate Inheritance-How
It Was Destroyed.
"Spokane, Wash., Aug. 0, U03. J
"C. I. Hood St Co., Lowell, Mass. : (
I 'Gentlemen:! wish to add my testimony to
the worth ot Hood's Sarsapartlla. Iy little
srlrl has been cured by it ot Inherited catarrh.
She bad colds continually every month and yel
low discharge, but since taking Hood's Sarsa-
HOOD'S
Sarsaparilla
CURES
jwullla lms been entirely cured. Hood's Bar
aparUla I b&vo found o! great help to mj
other children." Mrs. I. M. Gillette.
Hood's Pills are hand made, and perfect
In proportlou and appearance. 25c. per box.
Sewiho Machines neatly repaired and
warranted ISy a thoroughly competent work
man, at P M French' jewelry sore, Albany
9gon.
French has'lir largest and finest ttock
of spectacles and eye glaft?s In Linn
County. Prices to suit the times .
RedCrownMills
JOHN ISOM, PROPRIETOR.
W lBOCKH FLOPR 8DTER10R FOH A.MTIS
AST BAKERS VSV(
RESTST0RAGF PACM.iriRS
New Advertisements.
Nkmo.
PrniNti Mii.unkuv. Mrs W 11 Ililyou
has ptin hascil fne millinery store of Mrs
Ida Kucll, and proposes to give the citizens
of Albany n fin-t-class stock of goods in tne
millinery line to select from. This week
i, -lll rvolvn from New York an elegant
line of pattern hats, for the inspection of
the ladies of Arany and vicinitv. An ex
iwrt milliner has teen engaged.Those ilesir
ing the latest styles ut rensnnahl.) pru-o
will do well to call on .Mrs Mlysu.
A Cow iielonrrinsr to Mr J Trontman
met Willi n peculiar death yest Tday. hue
was staked out on n lot in the Southern
ixi it of the city. when, in some manner she
tsxanic entaiigli'd in (lie long rope, which
she made worse hy her struggles until she
was sUangled to death.
.
Dr Pii.mis TO-Xi(inr. IHshop William
I'illon, P P. who will lecture at the Evan
gelical church tonight on the "Immortality
and Kndless Punishment vs Mortality nnd
Annihilation," is also the author of a hook,
giving the great discussion between Grant
and Pillon n few years ago in full. Anyone
desiring the same can bo nccoinidatcd this
evening.
C.vrEs and J.v kkts.-I have rcceiveilmy
-rrii.g and summer jackets direct from
Ynrle ninnufactiitrers. Cates are the
thing this vear nnd I haye a fine line
i-.f nncnttlfia fn thmn.
1 ram nlsn a nice line of material
trimmings for making capes.
PEi ut -so.
and
An Albas
iL-u-ttRY Store
Worth patmr.ii'ni! Is that
of Will Stark. 1 hey carry ihe finest
llneof silverware, watches, c ocks and
jewelry gtnerallv !n the valley, and sat
Hlactory prices are always given for the
superior quail: of good! they keep in
Moclc. Never" huv without calling cn
I hem.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
A Fan drape Cream l Tartar Powder!
Tnr Viiis-r Anniveutahy of the dedi
of the Y M II A hall will he held Krida
ni-'lit. mid the rooms promise to be hlleil
.-nn.1 nrnirram will be presented, con
"Ming of innsic and other entertaining
fantnrv. 1 heie will te no admission fee
nor collection. It is simpiy an anniversary
. . .r-.it on mid will L-e inane one uiui in
tending.
Trot Gilbert, of Stanford University
has been in Astoria gathering preliui-
nary lnlormai-on, witn a view
nmiioti invest iruiiun oi me iiuii.n
i, .liHWent sneL-ies of salmon and other
lih in the Columbia. He will endeavor
to trace the salmon run from the ocean
, iu nnwninir erounds and learn what
nlrimt.!v becomes of the fish. Some of
ii,. e.nnprs hold the opinion that th
.i,.nl.. k i. tne tish that spawns in tl
Idaho lakes, and Professor Gilbert wi
ascertain, if possible, 11 mat ineory
well founded.
Twentr-five students of Vaslmn Island
ill..r Wash., have loft that inftitlltion
and thev say more will follow. They al-
IpfTpd mismanaireinent and petty tyranny
nn tlm part of the president. The cause
Imidinff to the leaving was the United
States survey ship Hassler. She was at the
drv dock, and the students visited her,
Professor .Tones, nt religious eercise th
ra.it dav took them to task for visiting th
vessol. saving that sailors were not lit as
sociates for young ladies and gentlemen.
Prntxn Wraps. The Ladies Bazaar
desires to annonnce that thev have just re
ceived an elegant line of Indie nnd misses
mm. end jackets for srring wear. Th?se
ramient comprise all the latest Pari.da:
tf le nd are tailor made. The prices
su;t the tii.ie. Call and inspect them.
UAHVILI.E.
The Tangent correspondent asss. Is this
Christian naiion or is it so called ! we
.lent tn Hie nnswor. If this nation was
truly a Christian nation it would bo im
possible to elect bad men to high posi
tions. Are our rulers true Christians?
Am our laws in accordance Willi toil 8
twV Vn tliev ore not. Cenitor ingall:
onco sanl Hie law oi moses iinu uiu v,ui.:it
rule should have no place in tno laws o:
n.,i n " Nnw. it we tto awav witii
whera will we iro for a standard of
justice. Were the law of Hod lived up to
more perfectly wo would have no need
so inucll law maning, ami "
i, ii i
wnra t hi e.ise I ll'ro WOU II W uiviv
ennalitv in mankind (not so many million
tires nor so many ueggars. , now em u......
and vote to put temptation in the way of
the youth, if men would voto as they pray
ti: saloon could not
A. 1 . BMIl n.
Vererthelon in the nonular ncd ocnnr.il
tense tne v is a t. nnsiian nuiiuu.vuv
as Kngland and several other countries.
t.t rnnvniia Skssatios. A Cor-
vallis dispatch says that Dr J M Apple
white, a member of the board ot regents
and treasurer of the Oregon state .agri
cultural college, ana lrs naries ren-
yon were arrested yesieruay on a war
rant issued Marcli 11th, during the ab
cn:eof the defendanlt in California.
The coniplaiLt crarges them with adul
tery anil was sworn out uv i.u.iicb ixi-..-yon,
husband o! Mrs Kenvon. Hoth
were bound over in oo bondB to await
the action oi the grand jury.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Not'ce Is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received by the undersigned for
the erection and completion of our eight
room two storv school building to De erec
ted in Albany Oregon according to the
plant and specifications proposed by D C
Schell architect. Bids will be received
for the whole and for the several parts ot
said building up to the loth day of April
lboiat noon, ine rient to reject any
and all bids ii reserved. Plans and spec
ifications can be seen at the otlice ot l C
Schell architect, Albany Oregon. By
order of the board of directors.
Attest, F E Allen, cleric.
11TANTED SALESMEN. $75.00 per
T week, sailing eloetricliglil outfits ror
houses, stores aod snaps. Rlntors tor run
nmo mneiilnerv. and othsr rjonular pat
anted articles, ou:fit complete when
shipped. l!et people buy; permanent
filiation, no experience. W P Harrison
A Co, Clerk No 14, Columbus, Ohio
Jewel Stoves
and Ranges
The Best On
Earth
Matthews
Washburn
U7AX
T luiuse wora.
oi)ice.
Cill
al Dkmoorat
t jiorSalo or Trade, a house and lot In
' good location In Albany Will sell
cheap for cash or wiil trado for land part
ly or wholly Improve 1 not verj iar from
town. Callor write to this ofllje.
rfV KENT, Two :ojms. newly fin
J. ished one suitable for e-mail (.tore or
olUee, one for store, SOrtO feet. W 111 be
ready by M ueli 2. Call on Dr ii W
maston ior pir.ujiars.
WANTED A young lady desires a
p'ace to- do general hotua work.
viuross Clara Al ite noiu, Aiuany ure.
JURE IIRKD Silver Laced Wyandotte
L eggs for sale by I O Woodworth.
( lean towels tooverv customer at Viereck
shsving parlors.
ANNUAL MEETING.
Notice Is hereby elven that tl e annml
meetlnir of the stockholder of the V." I -
amctte Iand Companv wilt Je neiuai me
office of Curran and Monteiih, in Altianv.
Oregon, on Saturday the JStn day ol April
I004, at 2 O CIOCB. r Al I'r 111c c:cv-iiuii ui
directors and such other business a' may
come before said meeting. Uated Marcti
36th 1894-
A llACKELMAV, O EO V W RIGHT,
President. secretary.
Albanylnsuraice Agency
We have had over seven tears ejp-
lence In the Home office and local insiir.
ance businesa,andcan guarantee Insurance
written by us to tie properly inoneu atier.
The following Is a partial list of companies
represented by ui:
Forrlen No-th British St Mercantile,
Norwich Union. Phrtnis, Iondon, Man
chester, Guardian, Sun, Caledonian, Lon
don A Lancashire.
American Continental of New York,
Westchester of New York. The Conti
nental of New York nd Manchester of
England, write farm business, taking ncles
for the premium, with ample time for
pavmtnt. We respectfully solicit any
gn,id bu!nes. OtTue opposite old post-
office.
SENDERS SENFT.
Call On
READ. PEACOCIU CO.
IOR BARGAIN'S in rtal d'.tato addrans
P orctll on Jnm?s W Cardwell Jt Co.,
Jfisrson.
Tim room recently oocti
as a b:jrt and
tdioe shop. Ca I on I, Vioreck.
g. pled by J W Ucntlv
Er;:s, K'ios, Koos. Puro bred Silver
Uice.l Wvand.itts. Kgea fi-r settlne.st
the AH an7 I'oudry ards. rrnm pen o.
and 2. B1.2opr 13: pej Ju. 3 St per 1:1.
B Plvmonth Koaka, 75 et. per 13. Jonn
Brash, Albany. Or. Cor 4th- and It K ata
ftOUNTY WARtNTI-BjUght and
J sold by 11 t .Mertin.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
The Steamship HOMER
will u-ly between San Fran
cisco and Willametto Valley
points via tho Oregon and
sontliern l'acitc railroads
sailinj; with freicht and pas
sengers on or about tho fol
lowingdat"s:Froni San Fran
cisco on Monday, March zh
at G p m. From Yaquina: on
Saturday March 31, at ( a m
Faro from Albany and
Corvallis to San Francisco
Cabin. 12; Steerage, 9.
Hound trip tickets, includ
4 1 1 . a
ing nieais ana berths, goot
for 30 days,
Tiias 1 Hfmry, Son k Co, Azenti.
No 2 to 8 Mrt. .ite-T, Xn Franci(o.
SOLE AGENTS
AND
See Their Nice
and Trimmings,
dies Fine Shoes.
Dress Patterns
.Also Their La-
At Perry Conn's,
Barrel of Pickels, Chow Chow,
Fine Calif ornia Honey,
Horse Radish Roots,
Grass and Garden Seeds,
Always keep on handja choice line of all staple groceriej
a well as a superior stock of crockery.
G.CMOON.
&u:cet?or to I A Vorr'ii.
Flour and Feed Store
Opposite Russ Hou-e.
II on hand a fall itcck of Chopped reid,CoiTa:i:a Flrnr, Bran, Shorta, Cem, M
Cral.am, Ruckaheat, Kje l.or, Hay, Oi f, S rar, lVatw, Apple f, etc.