Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, May 04, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textthe MQgyryg HERALD SUNDAY MAY iatmngSau3crai(ii'i':;;t;;i,:;;,;;;,;;:!: TERMS HK3UBSCKIPTH-N UA,I-Y ! 'tvriJtT carrier, pnwMk 0-20 I . . a. .a --r.5,: " 00 i wtth'Lv. (CuUl.I.e.l tr Friday il'.rinn,'.) .cwf.j.iM.r annum, i.i a4vai.ee h Inn uol uiil ill li.';Ulc ! THK MAILS. , VKila t lb Albany jkilstCifeWI h t u omce norm 1 lbs taaiern iumi ' It Mast Bide . t&4 lb Hun Oi.ia- It. K. J ri Portland ui twlrw 11 a. v, 1 i nraUis and Yaouina ...I"', f" i On with 7:r.i" Tm pottoffle will b loi4 .U cei.ibe i fix to WTn o'clock. MtaMil tr.rt.p IV.r trip c-irlv muriltii ' i train should b uialletl Wiorn 3 o llUKOOS PACIFIC TIME TAlil.K. Arric lte'inl t'tmewox . .. . Krelgiit. ll.li.nn.l 00 p m REPUBLICAN KT AT K TICK KT. Cu.xaBUSVA.'C Uiiiur !lrriu.iini. tJovEjmo D. 1'. Tunmiwon. xcKKaev of STAir W Al llrido. TSCASCUIt Phil M.tcllMl. !Hrx. PvLiclsTteiMV-V- 1:. 31 Hlp.y Siats PSIXTEE- K. C. tikrr. Jcm Strtmc CotUT R. S. lieall. Durraicr ATTot-sf.T Tmibo Jt i'i i.u lirk.-r Ceo. O. Biii'rhHm. RBrilll.ICAN COLNTY T 1 C K KT. S.vir SF.SAioRt-1'eter Hum.-. 31. Ciiiiniiiijiim. RrK.t1IT W. A. TenipU-.fm - It. I.. Sniuli, -J. A. l!i -l:ur.l..n euuMlljUuSEr. J. 11. Ta4k. inooUrlK r'rivl C. Ocxllc ClARC F. M. Ko.ifltl.1. JBimr June A. 1'iarl. TklinLkllt J. It. Hixiitli. AaacnoB Jxwn 11. MelVy jIciiool ScfFEip.mDrii li. iii- iii-.n.r. SOWflTOB E. T. T. FiMier. Cobouss Wni t'orliniUtr. COXGfiESS o. SIL I I.;. Tue action of the present con gress upon the silver question is watched with great solicitude by the people, especially those who have the welfare oi the work ing and producing classes at heart. According- to the latest re port oi the Director of the Mint, the total silver product ot the United State9 in 1883 was -U.CHXi,-000 ounces ; that of the two Ainer .an continents 97,000,000 ounces und that of the whole world 110, 000,000 ounces. The eousuniptioii '! silver by the United States in 1888 waa 29,000,000 ounces ior coinage and 5,000,000 ounces for mannfacturing purposes, while the reetof the world coined of new silver 63,000,000 ounces, and. as- turning its consumption in maim-. tacture to ie only twice tnatot tne Cnitel states, it -ised for tlii- purpose 10.000.000 ounces i:n.:e. Matthew Marshall concludes this would make the total consumption i silver bv the world for all pur poses in 1SSS amount to 112.000,- nnn .n ..- v ... . . .. vaaj ounces, or ounces more than the total estimated product for the year. The figures, therefore, cannot Lr entirely ac curate, but still thev are near enough approximation to the truth, and it i.s evident that the; increase of our Treasury purcha-es ironi 29,000,000 ounces per yi.ar to 04,000,000 ounces per year will have a very decided effect in raising " ' Ill the market price of the metal will diminish the portion of the annual product for sale t. other purchasers by the difference between 2",oOO,000 ounces and 54, 000,000, which is 25,000,OOO ounces and will have the same result as if it were a diminution of pro duction to that extent. The total silver product of the world being as has been said, orrlv 1 1o,0(hi,ihio ouncss, the hrink:eje i more than 22 per cent. This tendency of the increased purchases of silver to increase its price will be aided by the provis ion in the proposed act that they are to be paid for by a correspond ing issue of paper money. Not only are 2.",000,0X more ounces of silver to be with drawn annually from the market by the govern ment, but not less than $22,000, 000 a year more new currency is to be added to t.ur present in creasing stock. For a while, at .least, this additional $2..000.000 a year will be as good as gold. We are on a gold basis, and all our money is gold money. The decline- in generul prices which lias been going on for the past wcii- J teen years is fairly attributable to tho fact that while the production j of other commodities has been in- j creasing, the Pupply of -old has been stationary and even siiiio-i what diminishing, the total pro duct of the world in 1SSS beiii', according to Sot beer "lily 100. 207,000, against ll'.t.OoO.ono in 1873. How important will be the yearly addition to our gold cur rency of $55,000,000. besides the $33,000,000 which we have been adding since 1873, needs no dem- i onutration. Oi itself alone it. nnnbl tend to raise the price oi 1 everything, ilyer included, and; " 1 -.i - ,-,i I COnpled With a practical COnir.R ..v rf Llhr.r r.n Oi. market, it must Ftillmoreadynncej ill.- In- . .1 . . Vw.. people. 111..I v. hat id wanted i- the . l:iiii moiietizatioii of silver, and its free coinage pure ami simple. Anything outside of these simple cotidit 1. ills arc cxt ranc r.ls. and likely to had t.i complications i li.tt an- undesirable. The rcpub- lican plat form of Oregon spdlks j m plainly Upon this, point and ill .. ' . . .... .....l........ ...,... 1 .1... 1 line the exact wantsoi the people. Tin; elvi .cities of free trade j oiiietiiiies a- tin- savin- i "lit. the cat iit ! the bug." Fur; the London ln.ii ., J instniict ... . 1 r 1 . 1 ! -" J""i iviiniiviiiiim nit-, Iiin l.Lil.. Iiiiuim4 ..vivi- 1 ' - "The iuo-t important hem in the itrnM)?ed new schedule that afleetin; tin plate. The duty H now 1 fen i per pound, and the suggested Tarill'is 1' rents and 2.10 cents per pound. If this i-icarried the occupation of three--fourth ot those cil;'Hed ill the tin .!.iti trade will he none, and our manu facturers and their woikineii if thev continue in the lnishies ! f must elni'loy ihei caital and experience on the o her side of the Atlantic. The j;reat obstacle to tin i'lat- iii.iUim; oil a Iar;'e scale in the States i the entire absence of cheap female lahor. so neeo- sarv in theitnhts.r',iinilsr;iiund nut ill :!;.w lint it Inn 1'iii.i-nii.iw . ...... .. .... ........ dut j- of 12s. a lox is adopted. s sihly the lahor diflienlty may he ot over, f'ntil the hill is artual- jy passe. i. v- snail i-ontiniie to . believe that the jieophr of Alii.-riea f ; wilt renin.' to impose upon tne I consumers of tin i.lates this enor- ' ; i nious xax. i m plates cannot pod-; sudy in- made in the states so cheaply as thev can V in this country : the existmsr . dut v is n.....l,", .. . f4i:... 4 . i "i: i ! ample pioot oi this ; and toaholish , the dut v entirely would he more j appropriate than to increase it." The admission that cheap female lahor can he obtained in Wales and not in this country speakes volumes in favor of pro tection. Tni; inevitable perpetual motion comes to the front with the springtime. Nashville, Tennessee claims the honor this time, but as usual the inexplicable mysteries of the intricate mechanism are miexplainable, so only the bald headed fact of its discovery i re lated to us. I'osTM.i-1 .i:ni:i:ai wax a- maker est im.iti that t adopt the Pllict eiiiht hour system, as a da vs. work, in the postoflic.-s ..( the country, would entail an addi tional expense upon th- govern - ls.T,i .i over i v... miHioii dollar .Vol n nlir..rnin titar. Anyf.ody can eatch a e,.M tt;i- i.ii.d J oi weainer, i u iroume is ! i. : .i, - ' like tb man who rauirlt l i jr, W advise our readers to pur.-h of ; roehav & MasoB a l.otlie ! it. i Able, the California KliigofCm-nmi.. on. Asthma. Iironchitie. t'ciiii'li- and' Croup Cures, and ketti it handy. "1 i pleasing to the tnsie and ilcaih loiiie: uhor. complaint. Sold ut l W a; hottle or S for -J .o. t a iforin. at- K-Curejrives iinniediute ii.-i. Tl. Catarrhal virus w soon .b.-piai cd ly j no ucuuu uuu iru'iiitii'-2 i!.iuv. (iivc It a trial. Six luuth irraOiicut 1 (Ki, sent by mail (1 K. NEW 'TO-Jhi V. PHAETON for sle-No. 1. sr.i !. A, new ery cheap, also a sinic 1, 1!. F, Tahlcr iit;.rl Ij'Ol: SALB. A NSW KI.1UF.R MSW1MI MaCHIVT. X t greatly riiicixl rate; alio clmi.e I canary liirus, EnK'h onl (tcrina Hinders. : i or iiarticuiars inquire ol Mrn. Win. .Myir. j I W, MOE.VCH & PEER KIKfrNKI li. rontractorn an jmaml liuil.lcrt. Plans. p. ci- dftivilri fuminlieJ for all kiii.iif.f Ick buIMinirs, l.ri.ln. '.'. All ly ila.ie ai..l ii-u-.nlcil i.i , Hi ati.mn anil frainoaml brick work promptly cr-it -ciafw. C1 W. A YEIIS, AP.ClIITIX r . inten.lant. Offl;- over ) baiiklhuiUlinsr. Albany. Or. V from all parts of the county THAT HACKING COCOH can be s.. .mi.- ly cured by Shlloh's Cure. Wri.-ir I'.'.-.e it. Sold by F.Mhay k Maon. j Cobunr Lumber I Euil the best lumber in this can try, cedar Fosts, ahingles, lath, ibmra and window., moulding, et".. Ivioc. from to ?'JJ per thousand. Yard at Law.on. r.u th Xarrfiw !:iul'.-. i G.n ..... 1...r.. . ,. .:.. ..1...... ... ..r..rc pu.vl:a.in' eistwh.rc. j W W CPAWFOiM. CCC III. ..! 1 . t I I . . I 117 I A H I.I. STOCK OF Staple Groceries odei'v, (ilaswiire. I 'ij iU?lltv f ,r3. ,.0(Tt rJluii DUt. ' ,t-- F RF.SIl BAKED 15KKAD KVEHY PAY. At tlii vl4 it liLlc hjiitt !nO to I f-un.Ia.flB.pleiea-mrtn.enloi re.h lazily 1 groceilea, to whi. l- i. eonstumly bcibi; a.l.lei ; all the Ht-HSona1,!r :n-oi errt rrirt n.i pr j Cranberries, tine nchies. Dried Beef Chipped to order Hnchouy mustard, Zanfis and Nuts. tastern Buckwheat Flour. vanned uooas or Al Kinds', Bohemian Glassware. Etn. The Kood ail iiwi.t hr wti werelow and th-bentlit'il tbe margin ll) lie KlTell t0 bis customers, r.emcmber ll.eplacc. al the ..l.i corner on First a'ld Kroilalbin Sin. I Star DaKOI Co arml Jfiet: THE MARKETS. inv i.i-il't(t. J" Y""" "wy ,'ein- "" I ! " " ........ .. . ALB ANT CJU0T1TIOX4 Wheat-til".," Oats 33c Flour f 4.23 pur t.lil Potatoes . I ' Esfi;s Itic Butter lV-Afc-laud l-i'-HitKu-. Hams l-ICc. H.i'-tm Uiil'Jc 11... t: .1 .. ..... . . 1 , , Piii-ns Dried, 4('. tier lb. ApiY dried blenched '.v biindried . .a.,.. V.lHVIVtU? l.iXll.dW Uidc-. Ile-i" hide, "reer. -I . 1 c : deer B'riiu, -Jic; slier j i,-lt. lO.'S ie, neeorumi: 10 wooi. tserl SnJ'i.c srr.a, Mutton t l Oil per lie.iJ. liOK Q.w tirg!eu. Lard Keir. or irnlloa tin, 10c, pail Vl: isi?i.m:i Tr:i. Tin- i:it ' -lie,-! :nliP;.' Mm N'. 1 i?i:tr :im;itus am! !. :ei. i'. i'n-'.i cina.-i! !;ort ;i! .: vn-j J..w n-S'ii - .! 'wiir.el Meycr. l.'iTnrs of cmi1 elienf p!i'..;' J call Oil mill !!-.. Tlicv I. r- i 1-- CtiVt'l il I1 ! Hi!! rrV .!'!. ftl ril .: SWI-ft. Mexican Cactus Jlittcr is th lit-ot remedy in the world for liter and kid ncy diHeases, Indigestion, rtc. Fr sa!c at M Bunmart's- A tin:! of tin.- -.v:.'ii ;i.. f r- njiji .. ..... .... ' torliniilii-.V Irnii-n. Inev ! IIP IT and i'l!"ir:inf -in- t'a!i ami t them For eliiiiil.iin iiiul t'roht-dt" u- ChaiiiKi-rlaiti s. IVin-ttahn. Wlir,. promptly applied tu thr Iro.i-n par!.. it will ,icveiil the sli.ts from Itirnin;; bl.'e-K . r I'lliii-' til', i! :;l!.n- the o. i.i.. ...:. w: 1 " ' - c.i .:iil..iir:? and Mma rolon-s the i.nri tn t. "-..!: I . v eoinlitii.il For isi!u l.v !'r-!, iv v . . . ,, '.M'lil Ann V liej.-., a- 1: ni.iny :,i , . ,. ' , : .. f. otii'.'is, iviil l.e int'n st' ! in t o.nt'i; from Al H. !' , St. iViin., win. is A. 1. ' '.. i .11:11: Don't lViin. aulCt. lb v-: Ii I'T We have had an jpiilt: : wimoping oonuh here and I'liaai! i i.iin'a C.n:"!i Remedy has hcjn i!i:miI tniii.4 lii.i' has duni! any jjood.'' There i nn ! Jani;cr from who .pit" con-'li wlicnj ; this remedy i frcclv used. .'.II eenl bottles tV.r m!. by Mmyni, Have you h'ard what Mr. C. I.. Weast, of ( aii:iiii,ii:i: t'ity, Incl., s:is of Chainb.'rlaiii's Colic, ( iinlcia and Diarrhra Remedy? If nut, here it is: "During last Kinuiiiur I was troubled i very much with revere pains in the ! itomacli and bowels, tnd was induced j by a friend tn try this Kcin.-oy. I ! took one imic, ;n per direction!', und ' it 'xvc me almost inst?.nt it ia f. 1 ! sheeilallv K-i.-nnmend it t t!:e i i .fii:.....i " ,...i in ,.., i ...ot... i " L v ... . 9-lir r 1 i.-ili.V n ..1115111. Mr. I'. .1. Smiili, Kviit'.r .f the F; j Abercrnttl-ie. lUkot. Herald. m .-: j "The ni'i-l v. i:-1ti n mi .lii inc. I have tn-r ii.. t villi, i I iii.riii:! lam V Colic, Ciird'.'i.'. anil l)i:iii'hi a K nit'ly. I Ii l a'! 1 ii e'l-'i- i.s eivs .-p. -ly u- ti lt I I.i :;:.ri-ii:-; t;i; I h .m- t imid j :t in.ii-;. i. itih. I 'tit i :ii ..vutcr, : j it :ui...i .i pi. -.-int t.if- :; ! pre- t:c: j :o:.! jl (!..: ii.". -a, m.rh J I 1 se.t ' V""' ' ' ' 1 j t"''t :''' ' J" ' : ' -' :i-l ') -n: I.T r , l.y , j i-Lay Mason 4r-s -rt - .,.,r,,.Hr .".n.Vi;,.ii.I,-.-. , 1 ) "' ! 'F! '.v"-, " IV,;-.V ,.,.-:.,.,,,,,.. A'.. ..rt; rr.lf.tt-. i done ftu.li;u:irMit'M ' t.rt..-'jis I J ciatM:::i:i:.ril m-h..il p. ! i.,r I..-: k . i.iiIm:h.-. i. -.t.-.i. v. p::i.;i.- i..i!M!t. ., I br)il'-. 1 i Take Simmons W ; M PSyi ., Jf f M f r W S I i Regit ' Ja 'tor One Dose W OUT Mi ion Dollars !H lr.R S. f.. h: I .-iniil. t .mio il..-'of Sim mans l.ircr I'.cnulntor worth St too. I u coiinipalr.1, baJ Ilr ulatlie, ir.iil.l r:t rnth- :n with Fati.4fa4:tio:) t.r at.p-'lil.'" I.rrl the : i.lun, on.! fc-it nltom-ilH-rimi ..f o.r:. Ire j i.Ot-U.-ii 13 l..",le .lU:..tilumr . 'llnIil :.n.l I "ru:.l I o P.liw (.'.lum. !. ,.'iiim,e. an.l v.-r.v rciwaly tii!A'.ld. Lut only ..bhiiiifd J vi i i u inn iiji i iiwrr yootl than mlon -,rtli t,t il.n.r an.) ilrvlonn. Kcxpy, J r Makiin. I liave been a t..u:lit Mr f.veDtc voani, durinir tba: tiiuc have ho.1 leix-ateddtta. headache, uro.lural bvtorniit Liver, .iiwl tiare been entirely cured by Miimnoiis I.iiei , Ketfuia'or. I lounu it t be oi to nual a cliuractrr in iw actloi. as not to interftire, in the leant with niv dn'ies in the s. bool rcom. ntn-rS" n,,'"7:.RB;-c.n,p.-.i!e.K,. -it--.- rtrrr-' We arepcrniaiier.tir located on the old Cliiiu hoiuentea.1 '.j mils from Albany on Curvallis road. We have ' o, )nc la l'.r:..,.U " " iriiainn loniii Ttiwn. uni.T 1 1 mi 1 i n n icr o-.w, gri..g, wi.id, we wii fl ," )"" . , , J examining our .-'..rd. an 1 price- w..r, purchasing. Hw vn ,t Hi-.ownei.i.. Aifany, ore;n. TJ AY Foil- SALE CLEAN CHEAT jO 1 aA timothy, baled: will bo sold In ,iimntiili ' to amt at rearcaable rat lor .-ai, t th-.i ' (table of B. iMarfert. I III IT t ,1 hmilT l 11 Tin A 111 An IOKNT3- FFKNISHINO OOOnS.Q I.A FIRS' IHvKS C00OS,, mm V i lirSO riOSl-H-n,' 111 niill .? i 1 111 UVl lVU j UMBRELLaS LADIES' HOSIERY, : ' W..fc --, tetfe1 r-T-i rrri-G5 sl$ on GvMui -oij v I infimis' and Cbiturea's CJiJnl-.lr.ts. Superior to Civitcv 1reftirie or Karoctie Byft'.. 2ion rf Mot Vera VJosn On '.-: Cwtori curiS Cotl', Contliiviti.jn : JSSS&TO'.loV : : WiU:Jt-narit.j Miirucuuu. Gr"VsT SXIMZIPSOILST ha .icst i;rci:ivi:i ins SI1!!i.i lll I i m I I I II I I III Kmbrneinv line H'ii i.i suit v. RO m nn i i 1 ii... 1 A ' ;i ; Y I i T t ; i ? . Z V HE.: V e S S U . 3 s i 3 i l f GOLDEN MULE BA2AAK. j Till; l.KAUIMi CKOCKKUY, FANCY (itlOHS AM) TOY STOKK ! F AI.F.AN Y. Till: OM.Y i; F.N FIN I' lJOOKIJS Hl.OS Sll. i YFUWAKK, FKKNTH CHINA AND (il.ASSWAlti:. UOYS AV (;)NS, F.AI'.Y AND UOf.T. CAIi. ; KI AtiFS, ANP A ' Genoral Assortment of Fancy Goods. . i j Spaialty in the finest Teas, (V.lfeca and Family (iroceries. H Wuyn . -I direct for net cash and cariies the i.ir.'est stock in the Yailcy. r"lnsuratice agent frr Fire and Marine. aaoiai.. i m .nil a, J.WH. ii lino in I am jiow rect'i vim; ny s.;ilelV f.-Jl I IllaVC tllH " ' . i All StOCK CVer SIlOWll 1U I 0 ' ll hill n. j Dress Goods Department' I i .11 . . .,11 il,,, itiie-i.li 'iiii.s ill .ill.'i Is Very lUll, OCllinriSllr nil tl)0 11CW jSil dUt Ill MllvJ We ls. bavou full lino of all, ItvooI Inriettaf., Cashm.-iv.Almo?. FrfMicli and do- : WlPStlC SI It B?f . phucphs. 5 " HOfllHK , 5 T II . I . 1 J WOK1H tMJ I CSspeCKIl WHITF fiCiOD. TLOUNCINGS AND EMBROIDERIES. g We have the agencj tor unf it sale to sar tney arc- uic uesi. maw, W, invito comparison. Our motto w the very i ... ,,,.,,.1 , i t xo a wef,f 1 ,,,-sible pl lCf'.'-. Kesri V, v-. W. P." if I u. $ JlailiiewlViisliliiiiii 'll AI HANY. OKliGON fi We make pliei s i ;,u'i! . !! 1 lal - ware, i-iols. St"es ;iiit i-.angi-.-. ' Tinware and I'luinlang. t'all a:id j h'c us if you wan I anything in our ' inc. We bnv !. the carload. j CuiidsMrR Cry fii Castorln.. "T nsro'r.irrr.'? tee t j'.!-' ron:,.'jil:ii:!,rj! sap.ri'jr tonw? pre.-r-': Ljowa io lur, ij. A. Aue:r.i:, .!. 111 r'o. O-.-icrJ ti, ,-il'v. , . v.va t .iari.M-, '7 i:T9;.-t :Vv ' f i ATI LU bie'u v. ill lie sol I :il l.oni.iu prices Ootid te i .. i t. I'llUe i-f.ji'i I :ir OKMICTION. y iimimiiiii f ! sjiriDo; mmils iuA i cm lUVCSt P Wl'Jl .'! till' IHH'St . ,- M AlV I'll'. -Jll? LADIES' NOTION'S, 4. 4 ... ... 4-. a .r-. a.-4j-'.V- f ill ll Ii lltl.l l- "u. --v w. .1 v l." fr v. l,ci t.i 1 & l - U0Sl ' 1 READ . Ai'attl.y, Oregon liiiiDiiiieeniP.iit The City Liquor Store J. DAUJIUJHT, i'i'ojU-U'ior. flWeU iloor to the Oiiii KcIIors" nupk-, Allmuv, Ori jiii i Ktcj.i. onst.iiitly on hni.l the finest ioiiortel ar.i! il .tncstx iv.v ci'-n an tcta M. Only l!rst-claf liqunr store in tlia ciu SPECIAL ATTEKT'OH PAID TO ORDERS iSG.rl THE COUfufil I ulius irgiManiifacturerof Choice (ra s fim; it oiiii inn 1:110 i i M:i.il;i i Ncit Hour ti 1'i'i i!!-rs rand Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoris 'PA I 'V I ( V T ,kt" '" ". mdeas W. I.. Ii;!a wnut -i..! I . ', VTU Xl'yxl tliu Kittuni Ii iliili r .in:;i.t -:ij'l ly . MM w. L. DOUGLAS I S3 3 FOR CEIMTLENiEM. .1 l.v MM MOaajni .4 , j We.- llilVe I: ;-lit ll do date N. , 1-.; J t.i.- i! rat.-s ii!? : . i l.i.-h du 1!'. a . I i f this s!:.P-, :: .!. ; ( sh.i'l 1,.- p!. ii j t I.. M. I.ic Ter. FOR PURE DRUeSj TOILET AND 1; s-v; ?-'S i--':;:.iiV l . ' hi: at.so cahuiks The Finest. Line of Pianos rii;1 Organs in tije Willamette TaBey. CAM- AXD EXA'.M SV.l Ills STOfJIC si m Altaiiinr.t k f .iti at j!alii ..i and m' ni children with a J-vear i.'d ; I ef 2.::i. : l'nnei'iiiunt, .'! yen old r-c..:.; 1':;;,"., uad Ziiapbonu 2:23. Wijl bo Lii't : A !!mi.;.-, Tacs. lays an 1 .Saturday.-;; at Salem, Wednes.layi and Tic:;.'.' nr, ::t le iil.iv. A!h.c ! t'i ALT AGO, 9320 ; .. vear old rccorrt -:l 1 u 1 Aitamnut, ti'e i-:re r.t a rccunein ana .nassic . Arnold, record 2:3S (public tiial 2:28.1 Danuhtcr of the famotni brood mare, Alice Drake, the dam of Norman Medium. V ill he kept at Corv al'.isMondays ami TiiciHav.: nt Hly, Wednesdavs and TMr--r. -id at ltomo Fridays ; iin.i Oiiiiii...j -. I Season con.ineiie:e- April l:t, and tin re.p n-.' t it . ; .turned f.?r accidents. . : Thanking our patrons for past favors w '.1 H xirera of the ik-ht ' j harness horee to call nnd see u.. A few c: ... 1:. ;! i.;aiM suited to the! ' bove stallion., also choice young drivers and colts from foi sale. Will take '' r.lcajure in howin .tock any day except Sunday. gVSCKNIGHT BROS -sz. - v D AND GENERAL ruODUCE MARKET. A ANT1D SPECIALLY- Hay, oats and potatoes, to eupply cupton:fr.i the Oregon Pacific Railroad exteu.ion and f my uoreasiug homo trade, where I i in rjimntitiea toVuit the Tow r.ph li key m i::::.r 1 Aii;. .-.OIL. .l.i . "IfL'l'I:. il . i. M.t.. . I iiir ( ill!, l. ..i t t!:iini .r.tlli iiiitl (';:..;.' Vt lit. r.i etf. ill ! ill I lie V-,i;.l. t :il..i.-t.!v -:..!;. t.i rii't c I..:'.' '.;;'1; ll. i :. t.t.i; 1-:.; if- m ii i r k. r. Sa..'. I.:. i.i.il . i . t.i. i .'i : I : - I . I M i. . f.i'.. : i i .' '. . i.i .; .. ; ;.i..i iit.r. t il .tin:;.- t !i. Lt...( - n . i . : ;-i.- I.; I5S ; 3 i- ri.i llti, PHOTCHiRAl'ilKilS- U.I s.W, Kl.(. . he m ualiv s iuk'!i- l y I.. Ai". l!;:rk ar.d Cici ti'.u-.J up I:iplica'. ran !' had f: ia ti'fin rnly ( f u., :ij re i.e.: alxiiit ISHI i.i "::ti. .- I..;'..:.- l.v f.tiiMdv-s. f : in had i.t lil;e l at. s. We eairy llie nl v fr.!l ii: T vi" arm .1 ork ut Imiel rate for l.:! c!:! -- '. en at nr studio in Fromrn's !ot-j. r.r .'.- . FAKOY JO 0()J)fj BLACKMAN iiLKa is ill .: i lUU.'1. Jl. :'crfuini-rv en.I !-in . -.. i f.i'l Ji? .i ' !.::'5. per:r.i!:.:.l, -iv. Treeerir.U'jLJ - i:i'.KiC.iit!.(! ii gud fauivrs TEr- bjinji Cie 1 !.-. le jdtaui.ict'.s :;rji .'sr iiam l.ellc l i-ie.. t.ie t-ani nrrc liiaroa at .'iSjO tn maurr rNm--r m TORS pureli.i3ers. Ofiic foot or Ferry i-trect. 1. M. ROBBRTSON ij. L wlv nliilh uraraojuaiiiuiiiia. THE MOUNT iiAiT.i uLil. Tilae iUl-v. ii: .-inl It. I. I-i . AMi.'int f5K . it! n :i i. .!.-.... :l !!:..Ar :.t: .... f.l::l .l.-ill ':::. l.i-l:if.i:rl ... . I.. r . - .. :(:U0 :a.. Ar L. . t . ... . )::) i r.;.. . : ... i ::i..Ai i. - .ii.. :i. . 7,V'.i I L.I.v i .l .J.: a in . At 1.-, :,.i'. !... rci.i.MAN v.iy iul -T Sl.i .T' IN-1 t Ai:- A: i a: : 'Willi on iiUiiiU lib I t)vcrl.-i ; : . K on to t.. TiCKLTSV FiJiLl-Uii I'ALACE CAR SUEPh'S ; 1 viv C 'ct-.;ie Ca.-o Hca X'.: ' r . ..... n.--. 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Feed & Sale stable Corner .?.v.rf E'Jyirwth rV,'. . zlg.lyj', - . oi:i;gox H nMsPs Kor.ni n I v tho x .r r.'rrt. ns-.-"sr.r l)"arriv r-. nn'.'e t m. v.:rt 'r-.sj-i, . . ; - "A tV: L:MASO, Wir,v,v ran.r p.'. 1 BAN Y, f.l; rWnsvu7le. o. p. cotran .v xr.xx. Heal estate and Ti?.T 0 ; '. I. V.w- b , tioo.lV.'l risTere 1 ''' H vd. iiu vvinic ll.raiau -ir fjmiH. k'.i tthe .ill M-i r 1 Arnold. a:-.,-..- br.di. 01 -'