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\ a A SK'IQ, LINN COCNTY T ‘ n at.iuiK«« ar no rktiuT ar •no, LINN <O., OKE44ON. By IRA A. PHELIX ■( th ’|WMNt**il^r-v< »>, Mn, onmgxM», tr' -ffidchcv mall TMMM F *r annnsn. tu Variai»^ la alvina fiso 4 « mnffllt«, •« ............. I w BY THE EDITOR : ......... r •!!•••.............. . Th» t»W and-arrow styl« of fight ing vi* n«»< very smt-troful against th» modern method* employed by » ib» Aneró ans at Manila. f th» ad I lianatattt »wttiuam«’**U m«.a< b» ht Wiien tha«rfvlrr tffftvrM for th«»ir iHwrilxm. lari all work together for vancement of the countv fair, for we should have a fair, an«! can have Il If w» work together in unity. Bank oí Heio American whiskey I«rallevi "rake” In ihe Philippi«*»«. Thl« I» not re markable, tmwever, a« «»very kirnt of liquor i» broa«! In ol<l Kentucky. AdvartUin* ni« «t faM\tlv*n< nit«*Kto f. «1 ttwmthl), 9 : CAPITAL. $20000 ---- OFFÎC’EIIR- PresiicBl y lx taint Gamier A. J. JobBSon J. W. Games C.V. JOIDSOB Agon* ilio ha* not made much of a hit on this side of the orean-hl* name i* not to be found at th» hot tom of any of th» tsstimonlals on the grip quratloa. Oregon will |>rot»bly reach about th» 10th Ihat. Manila Authorities In F.ng'.and are berom Ing greatly concerned over th«- spread of lurtwrcuhuis through the u«e of the meat, butler au«l milk of cattl» Infected with the disease. Ke- «?ent experiment» have added Io their alarm, and the qr>a«tlon of the • zterinlnation ut disease*! cattle I* being urged. High aulhorltle« as sert thst the government must stamp out the dlse-*«U, even If II 1» necve«sary In order to do so to kill half th» cattle in the Unit*«! King ■torn. In view of the fact that there sre more deaths from roo«umptlun In England than from any other di*e<i»c- Indeed more than from a number of olh». di-s-eses —th» n**«l of mvetlng and romlM'tlng this In aldlous ft«c to human life at it« most prolific »ourco becomes strikli riy matilfe»:. That II can be comhalt«*! and tho nnints r of its victims great ly lessened is not doubt«*d.—Oregon Ian, »«•«»»a«*«*»»*««*'*»*»««**«» 5 BY THE SCISSORS : ••A«»»*««*»«»***»»«***»*•* Aguinaido 1« «aid to tie a gree t lov er <*f music. 11« draw« th» lln», however, at an American quickstep. Ii will «non I m « Hawaii*« turn to hol«! a World*» fair umler Ihe pro- trellv» Mds of th» great Amarican flag. In l»«a thsn len mm.lh« aftrr«ign Ing the declaratlon of war l’re*l«!«-nt McKinley •lgn«'d ihr ti»«ty of pe.'u-o. Hut for »enatorlal obstruc- Hon a month could h.tve Iwen »ave«! on thl» remrd, The Navy !>.*partim-nt record« show (hnt at the thneof th» deatruc tlon of th» hnttleship Malm* in Ha vana harimr tl-e total numtwr of per- anna nn hoard was kV* Of Ihr««- 'Jr>I wer» l«»st an«! nlnety-four «urvlved. After all the .«>-<"«ll»*d hold up leg Islature that didn’t orgat-i*«- did less Injury than the recent one. It WSS a nut of jobbery from ts-ginnlng to end, amt the onlv men ulm will re- «•elve credit for having twon mem hera of it will la* ttio»o who fought the graft«and job». The gun hunt Helena, which has reach«**! Ihtwry' draws l>«t M feet, and will be of Immediate service in i keeping the lines dear along th» Litt. Does a general banking and ex- river. Hour other light gunboats Governor Gecr h «s esime to thè t-liaiigo hnsltitwa. Ixwns asada »I Following i» the li»t of jurymen I front «esiti and vetoad thè Multo** !!>«• w<il arrive at Manila within < nrrent rn!e«*, and draft*» Ironed on drawn for th«* circuit oilirt which mah rounty tnx roll«M-tur bill, on** next two week». principle eitle«. will convene in Albany on M «r«-h Hi: <*vi*tently in the Intere«! uf a hit of men wh*i want offi«*«* Th** Govern Alhnn.v -John Prnpst. The Spanish <’ort«»s 1« wrangling Moditville- Wm. Ingram, 1!. Psr- ine though ili*! not veto the state | fair grafi» at«»ut the w«»r«tof th»en- over tho result« of the wa', and ri»h, B F. Simons. Holley—J. N. Wright, J. A. Mat- tire legislature. - Ih-mis rat. eager to find «om<* unhappy Itidivld- l*K-k. I ual* to u horn Ihe ’’lame can be shift Brio—G. W Arnold. Wm. Mav, In the meantlm«* it might I»* »«k ed In what part *>f the vineyard o*l. That anything should I m * wrong A. T. Powell, ('. |i ('«nnpton. an* slumlierlng all th«»««* anti trust Tangent —E. I>. Barrett. «Uh nation il character and |>olicl<*s RN» Brownsville—T. <'. loom, < leo. law« which were t i do «*> many • never occur» Io the Spanish mind. Fry, ( rocket l««itn, W. R. Ill h . things—Chicago llword. The At J A H A’ A A’ /A tornev Gen ral. wh*»»«* bu«in*-«s it I« chard. shellairn—N. B. Waeliburn, A. Io enfotw lha l.*w» but was selected General Jofieph J. Reynolds, I'al OllEPktN. •M t(>, I by the coriHiratlnn» I» rocking the t-*d Htat"« army, who «I««—I « n Mun- ( '. ( 'h ri-mnn. cradle. Harrlaburg — P. W. Starr. day Inst uas gr ,-luste<l No. 10 In *l.e Plainview—Gro. Wheeler, John All kinds of watch«-« clocks and Jeu ilia name w»« Flnne/in. II«* was same cl»»" with Grant, from We«t Gallagher. elry repair«*«! promptly. •••«•Hon I mw « and had ta-**n eensurrd Oakville 1». A. Wade, ( ’ haa. Pat Point, In 1M3. «ioneral William It. I I by the «pperintemlent fur m iking teraon. ' Franklin, who w «» gr «dnate«! No. I his reports tuo voluminous! *0 whm shedd — K. Ackerman, W. Barton. i in thia cl.«»» of thirtynino m«*u>ber«, 1 he had another »mull >u v<*l**«it to re Mantlam—A. fl Guyler p<»rt, after th» car was replaced on is the only aurvlver. Grant ranke«! ( rnwfordsv ill«* Win. Ireland VI4 N-k 21. and tho 111«* General liufu« IxghMon • hM. a Smith, 1>. W. i th«* track, he sent tn this mnate* piece of br«vl**ty: "Of agin oil agin K inlin, W. F. Moist. ■ Iugulila, No. 82 gono ngln Finnegin. Il:«ls«-y—M. Coon. —of til«—— Sweet Home—J. I*. Hahn. J. II. I jiwrcuce has Just sfartetl a Marlon couniy’s fin«* courtlitHise caught fir«* Tue»d iv night and had 1 M*ml Meekly paper at Junction City. Chxmber'jüx’s Cough lUnisiy. i n , r r, in MQSpe f mu i d •• -1.......... . , | Wo nr« al a lose to understand hl« The tir«* waa rau**e«l hy a defective This remedy 1« Ihtend«**! erpwlal- motive as Junction < Hy is hardly fiue in th«» aurv«*yor’» **ffi**e. l'io- ' large enough to *up|>ort one p»|«-r, ly for cough», cold», croup, whoop I.*»« i» between fono and JltMt ing cough and infiuenza. It haa ’ and rhe Times has pretty thorough- he<-ome famous for Its cur«»» of the««« Many valualde ma,M wi te «le«tn>ye*l feriti». 1 I ly cover«-<l tile field there for “f vend dl««*a-'c». over a large part of Hi«» on which there 1« nninaurnnee a till, Fi.~ Poll ÛutiT. ... i • » A. M • * r M • Ar ! th«- building I» in»ur«*d for J.'l**. i »«* i . t.v ! ' A , »1. »K«PM l.v A v«*ars past. Junction City cannot clvlliz* «! world The moat fl itter r m I IB»“ iwret L* A M A t ing tr«tlmonii<ls have been r««-elv***l «urport two p«f>era, an«l we «loubt If The manager» <*f th*- Allwny I l e »’«ne lu• o* •<<«!> at |i|s,k';«K» giving aceounta of its go*xl works; qroafnerv are c<*rr»-*|»>n«ling with í o- ■ «nd amt 7«tri*»!. M*t o» ' It doe« for a great length of time. <if tho aggravating and peraHtent M. A. Miller In reg «r*I to having a etíwfww», AIt«nv. r&nr«Hl, ||«l«ry» IIjtrti«l»urg, JrtMcthm » ttw, H umm . cough» It ha4 cured; of severe cold« «klmmlng station at thl» p ace. If i <»tia<v«.4v*r. bf»hi*. <kaiMn-1 aJÍ »« m that have yiel«le«l promptly to it» The Spanish Cortes is now In «os únañikotg» KfHMst iir* immi II i a»«J l»»f i tdlnf wi* can't have a creamery in this »Ion, and ratification of ltie treaty at soothing effi«-t», and of the danger community, we should it leie*t have ous attack« of entup it ha« curial, 'n skimming »tataon. Wherever <q«- i M«Hswb«krg Wall frati,. the other end of the line will s * h n often saving the life of the chiht « «> 1» st 1 1 ».... f..«« kn.l Ar • ; ««rated, creameries an* mat mg mon The S|>nntsh It* t.« n I- »< I be nccomplisB«-*! Tha extensive use of it for whoop A i U* • } r fr r m 1 Ik *r ey for farmer**. l.ef«mon E A. ■■’» A M l.v M puHicans are «.«Id to be organizing a ing cough has shown that it r**l>« IrbAMutt Braueli that disease of ail dangerous «,*oii»e- ' *am|*«lgn against Hagitata, but they A cablegram <wys that 1.000 t»ig-> tally «■»rw|»t Burt ■tey.i qucnces. Hold by Peery A I’eery. of Mlnnrapoll» dour have been con will not defeat the treaty. S|>ain's ♦ - - lis.«. r. 111 *.i> At • dem ned by the official« at Constan, be Cotrntv Fair Conxnu’.tess. |.el«nnfi l.v 1 * O A «. ' i-opperheatia, if she ha« any, will Ar • •• A M. tInopie a« unheallhtul. This will » ,0 r.w. • bv.,.«». Alt « »y Af I r.N. ' turnes! down quicker even than .. Lv 1 * «0 p.m i il diane«» lu gel n I •«r.m. ¡Ar ... («'«raffi Rive IT were their American counterparts. filthy lousy _ . prune» The following person* were R|». whack pointed as committeemen In th U with which the I tirka have been | Ex. locality to aollclt Ilf«* <« rtl(l<*Mt<*" to feeding the denizen« of our board «M*»V**irf* sAr 1 .t’.- 1 n . i s/p.tn. 11.» Wr»| hrkn & « *u>. ■ 1 ' it was only a few years ago that the Linn county fair association. ing tiou.es for Io these many year«. " im a»m. 1 ju 1* m.1! A t . ... JÍMtfMiM.., st V Scl«» A. J. John«on, R. 1*. Mlink I Jul«*« Verm wrote a l«o«»k entitled Every d«*ul«‘r in theeouniry reports and lra A. Phelps. I lining < ’ar* on <)g«!en Honte ¡"Around the World in Eighty ers Ranllam John Meyers, H. Cyrtta the supply of hoavy draft lior*><« . Bays" which attractml universal at very short and ns tho d«*mand for and J. 11. I’rery. tention. It 1» lbw eittlid that with Shelburn (Jrif King, S A. Ih»rfi i them Is active nt g«x>«i pric«*n, the * iuUmxa Euüfft Slstrsrs range of value« !< felly a» high, on the complatlon of the great Siberian ney and BeM. Munk bra. —Affli— Tallman—<h*o. Mcftnlght, W. W. them its on nny kln«i of h««ra*. railway in threo ye?ra more the Crawford and H. Barker. HCUV|M|i«'ltll*l«l CAM Th«* full bo«lie«l carriage bora«- ia th«* whole world can be encircled In Aita.he.1 to «b» -..»H « rales. North lx*hanon—G« m ». Clark 11. O. only on«*--not counting th«* speed horse of course that can «.ompm* forty day«. The distanra around Canfield and I.ee<iain«i. South Ix-lianmi C. II. Montague with them in thisiiariiculur. the world divldesl by forty day« 1 wouii make it an average spee«l of M A. Mtll«*rand I»r. !<amberaon. T«rau< recently »hip|*«*l their first In this pushing, hustling age, |*e*> cargo uf cotton for the Japan«*»« r. » m l > I,,•>«..! «r IxMpì» 1 atxiiit twenty six miles an hour. I 1.*-‘J it. IS n ui , Ar ...lorsslls l.v ♦ l.«l p m plo forgot tomorrow what happen* market«. It <mn«i«tod of .Jfa u ... ■ ij.» .. . *,* ■ . ..«ei ........... «4^ * Oregou 1« entirely loo modast in 11- d u . It is only by r-. tltl m, imite«, and was lo«de«i on the J»pa St « >««,» «...I « »1 * « .« rf.nn^ l « 1th 1««1M ht than < X t. r«lii«a-l. her demauds for appropriations for by constant hnmmering «lay a’ter lie«» steamer Tumbi Mnru. she 1« 1.1 pres, irnin da »■ v-»n* *«nda> . Imprevcments of rivers »nd harbors. «lay, w«*ek after week, month after said lu have been the first v«*«»?l month that one may ex|«ect to k«*ep ever l*m<1»«1 al a gulf |»>rt for Jdpin. r<.,«i»VT I>urlng the past forty y**ar«, Oregon in range of th» puMlv »yr. More and will go bv way of the Hu* z C.« M. Win» >11« ' has received an average of only advertising bottle« ar« lo*t by '-let nal to K<>be Tokahama and Nagasa It>tlr|trt*.k r»«* about 2.V»,t*io a year. California has ting go” at inopportune moment« ki, Engli»litu«*n command the ves received a total of over IJ,0«)0.uiiO In f ir a few weeks or a few montti« sels, but her crew I» mad» up entire than from any other one c-iuw. As ly of Japan»»«. ‘.appropriations: Ohio a total uf near the bu I dog'» grip tightens when ly Massachusetts nearly hl« antagonist is up|H-rn>osl, an one's A bill Introduce«! in th«* Mlchlgnn tl7,0t»),(M0; Illinois nearly t24,O00,- advertising grip should la*c*>m>- firm legl.lnture at I an'ing provl«!«*» f**r <10; Pennsylvania nearly ♦2'»,'ra«.<»i er ax one see« tho wave of buslno»« th» licensing of all peraon* who «It* towering above. Key sire to line Intoxicating liquor«« a« a depri land New York over JG,<«»>,(»»>. depression stone Philadelphia Pa. beverng". Th«» annual fee Is fixed I Further comment aeetn- unn«*cc»- at |A, an*t th«' bill provides for the I have been uffilctisl wlthrheuma i wy pul«H<*atlod i f Hi« name and a«ldr«-»* tism for fourteen y**ara »ml nothing *j r llcenaed and the s**eme<i to give any relief. 1 was Cervera 14 right; If the loss of Ma number of his license. A «ever« able to tw around nil the time, but p- nifty 1- provided for s*l!mg to «ptadron is a crim«*, it must I* at «»onslsntly suffering. I had tried any |*«*r«on who does not priafuc«* tribute*! to the folly «.f the goveru everthlng I could hear of and st last his license or for loaning giving or inent. Ilo went to the Antilles was told to try Chambertain’s Pain selling a license to another perfiun. against hl» will, and Into the har Balm, which I did, and w *« iinme bor of Santiago de Culm against hl» «1 lately relieve*! anil in a short time The Izwmey pure f<J »1 Mil make« cured 1 a in happy to »ay that It judgement. Disaster waalnevitaMe has not since r»turii<**l.—Joah. Elgar it unlawful for any person IO sell, exchange or exp**««* for sal» or ex and he met it gallantly in obeying Germantown, Cal. For sale by change any adulterate*! unwhole orders. The cen.ure Im pile* I by hla Peery A Peery. ■eina, nnclean, taint«*! or dU»a«ed ( onntctlnf ut V l'juina with the foo*ls orni»diclnc**of any kin*! Th» court-martial 1« a disgrace even to The United Mutrs has 55 war ship« bill create« tho offl**» of »late dairy Spain, an«l If punishment follows It In process *»f ronstructlon. This and foo«l eotamiaaloner with« salary the vanquished admiral will have will make a substantia! addition to of »I2UO |wr year and actual travel the sympathy aa he now has the ad our navy. It emphasize the "era of ing rx|M*nsas. The cffice f' made r f xmf w the n<*w." We have not in times miration of alt brave men. • l«'ctlve hy the li-gislature. The lilll past been lavish in «»ur expenditure nrovld.-s that when cow» arn kept of money for military or naval Admiral I»cwey ffnt n«ked that strength. But "expansion" must for dairy purpose« and ar» roofined Instable«, «t'ch cow* «9 confined th» Oregon bo sent to Manila at bring new responsibilities to those Shall each I»« allowed at least «»• cu ” wh<> pay th» freight*' and wo must once. 11» doe« not any, In a long bic feet ni sir, an«l such rows when ex|>ect a great ex|>en<liture of nation so stabled shall not I m * conflmsl fee F!r«f cla«a in every re«pect. One of wlnd«*d me*«ag», whv this should al wealth along new line». Ing each other or closer together the above steamer« 1« due to «all be don», and the administration from Ya«|Uina nbo«it every HffV E.. F*1 wan!», pastor nf lhe thsn «lx feet a|«art, unless there do«'» not care to a«k any <foe«tk>na, shall bq an air tight partiti five day» for the past ha« taught those at the English Baptist Church nt Minc-r«- tw«*en such cows nt least four feet In vllle, IM., when «ufft-ring with Shortest route bet »«*cn volley point» bead of the nation« affair« that Ad* rheumatism, was ndvljn«! to try height. All «taNes where such row« ami Man Franclaro. Fare: Altmny mir-d Dewey knows Just what he Is Chamberlain’s Pain Palm. H»«ays: are kept shall tie well ventllat*'*! and and pointa west to M»tii Francisco, doing, an«! would oot ask f-r seme* **A few application« of till« liniment kept In A healthful cl»»n condition. proved of grral service to me. It («1 thing that he did not have any use tabln, i > u M iim I the Infltmtilon and reliev (HI for. He has become convinced th«t Round trip.......... ed he pain. Should any «ufferur the situation« demands mor» vers- profit by giving Pain Balm a trial it For sailing dates apply to •el«, and he know» that In the Ore will pl«*«»» im>.’’ For a»l«t by P«?»ry P»»ry. gon he haa one of the nations EDWIN MToNE, I- W a '1 r»R, Manager. grrstevt fighting machines. The i Sivww bitura barb tea can T. F_ A P. A. adm!iil«tratlon Is only ton glad to r.otbe excel**!. The Httle cixnerl- my *r»gnn. comply n**h h’s ♦»»tvest. heecd 'he ■tr.lfp ->."e, Athene. F'*l N I P, A. W. 1IAGEY WATCHMAKER HAST mid SOI Til The * 4 v £-1 • ........................ ».....* _ .................. • Shunta Route COURTESY TOWARD WOMLN. Th» IntaraatMwal ooa’.nlloo, raraot- ly bald la London. ->f woman later ml •d la th» tamparwam work. w»a a not* b!» d«u>o<i«lrstioa ut th« dwpeuing la lermt whi.-h w.<u«n ar« lakiug ia nd r* for ma lory movvtaaal* Probably, mys Laall»'» Wmkly, lh«r« haa n»v«r bmu aammblad la Uraat Britain a galh •ring so truly raprumntatlv» of th» < hrtatlaa and philanthropic matlawat uf lb» •niighttuad woman of th» world aa thia, la which oa» bondrad and fifty Amartcan daiegatea actively |*arU.-> patad Ona of lha striking lacidaalaof tba oonvaaUoa "M that, on lha opan Ing Munday, two bundrad London pal pita wvrv occupied by woman Rut. notabla as lha gathering was. tba Lou don pram amtna to hava glvan It Hill» own sid tea lion an*l th« notim bmtowad upon It was in «oma caasa a great UaaJ more Insulting U-au cxnmsu-lalory in character One «'onaertative Journal eharacterlsad th« i-ouvnotion aa po»a>l uf "blatant female agitator« to whom laata and propriety are empty terms" When Ilia Chriatlan Kndeavor- era awarmed down u;v*t> this metropolis by the tan thousand, «vine two or three years ago. th« daily newspapers were aa much surprise»! and puuled by tho demonstration as tba London Journals aecm to have been by the women’s whits rlb'Mjn gathering, but Now York Journalism. Inelsad of criticising and belittling, welcomed, and devoted Itself to mtllug forth cupioualy the achiov» meats of the visiting organisation«, thereby not only maintaining Its eelf rv«|>ect, but earnirg th« hearty greti tude of a vast multitude of readers Kuglish newspapers would do well to emulate this example of courtrey and true iouritaliallc catholicity . --- r'iúfe- JS •* Contractor AND Builder». WtO, OREGON H enry II asklf . r , Proprietor. HOUSE MOVING Given special Attention. Con tracta for work In my line re- ■|H*cifuUy solicited... A choie» lin» of fr«Mh meat», In variety, eonstai’tly on hand. Will do a strictly r«<h t>u«'ne«s. Nhop on Main st rent, CALIFORNIA'S Boat Moaragagtor, Tho SUNDA Y Coanrt 'l.'im Four of the m*«t eminent man 1» Rurope ar» at the present Um« suffer mg from partial blin<tue«w In all ■a«««* the nature of the ailment ia th» same uatnely. cataract, and all th« Illustrious patient* are hopefully «rek mg relief In the reaoaree» of medical science Mr Gladstone has had eral ■ -peration« performed upon one of hl« eye«, the result of which, it Is be lies«**!. will be almost fully to rastore his vision, while the other eye ia still sound enough to enable him to read and write Sir William Harr. ,irt • eyes are both much obacured, and must eoon have relief or be altogether -lark ene.1 He will presently place himself in a surgeon's hands M Jules Simon ia in a like plight, but hopes to have the op«M|ue veil entirely removed And Sig Crixpi, la whose caan the allmeal has not proeeaded quite so far aa in the others, has already sought the service* of a skilled oculist Bulletin A Largo 32 -Pago MotrogoUtan Pagar, [vary Oohtmn Brlailing With Mr ’* UVE MEWS, B AMD A OOPY Of THIS PAPÍR 13 Muntha too Trustworthy (luaruntre C«atom- er (at the livery stable)—"Hr's perfect ly mfe. is he? 1 don't want a skittish .»nimsl “ New Stable Boy- “All I kuov* «bout *im is that he used to be a Phils- ilelpliy ear h**se '*—Chicago Tribune — Plain Custard.- Ihe l*eau-n yolks of five eggs and five tea«|>oonful« of ><>Jgar I’-itir over this our quart of hbt inilk, a.l«l fihvoring and the white* of two >'gg«. Bake In cups set in a I-an of toiling water. Cover with mer ingue anil rat void Do not leave too long in the men Boil instead. If pre* fer.-ed Farm, Hehl and Fireside M HSTi.ll -*K\KIIAI 1 Hl •* I «l * IRTI! T nrw lu Ihvlr o.n and nearby orinll«*«. I: I. »misai» oftt« «- «>*rk > * hi I ..-tel el I.,,«,. *ulary on. xht »•■■- » par «n«t e»i«m«r. <h-Sna«e, rwmanatv. *>«> tm-re, ««*> i-m «alsry M > ilhiv (Il ll.-t, r. »,.. * rnrloo- .-’« .Mi’-v- d **«mp»--1 eii.vlo*e* llr’twrt t. il-w Pamt', i * i- m < i .. ng, * id . sa \ ¡ 'm AN rtAl-Fon e >«»t F F F F F Readers F THE SEMI-WEEKLY REPUBLIC F "" THE SANTIAM NEWS E Both One Tear $1,75 F F F F F fl BARGAIN RUN I I 99 Mil 3 5 5 3 3 1 • • The Keml-Weekly Republic la the l***>t gen«*ral new«p«i>er of It*cla»a published, and ha« a larger circulation now than any other w**«*kly or semi-weekly. 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M.; Newberg 10 30 A. M.; Nalem 3:'*> P. M.; Independent» fi;'to P. M.: Buena Vista 7:30 P. M.l Albany 0:30 P. M ; arrive al ( crvalll* 11:00 P M. This stenmor haa been equipped with first claws accommodation«. In cluding an elegant plana I n«ur- l*as»ol for carrying both freight and passenger«. J. TURNER, Agent, Albany Ora EDWIN HTONE, Manager, Albany. C p. Cox KB, Att. Portland, »oot of Tafflbl'lsi rafi” ™FEED W/£( r. J. INVINE. PROP R ' I* ’ . M’ i My rigs are and my horsefl are good drivers. Fjrt hwtcii w»t« nil tramSeta »1 linlit Tnri it SiM"’1 t ” 1 ’ bn