Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, July 08, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextrrnrrnT.?rryn nT:T?Ai,n Tuesday. .tttt,y . ion. Poming gaily Jurald DAIW 4ND WEBKIiV TRRMf OF SUBSCRIPTION DAILT Pbitstcd nory morning eicept Monday.) rtrerad by carrier, per 0-20 i il. per t , . a 00 wnui. JPubHaosd rrery Friday Momtng.)! ? oe copy, par annum. In advance.. 2.00 ben Nt paid tn advancfi ..... 2.M THE NAILS, tails t th Albany pnstotflcs elosa for all offleM north rh Fsstsrn states (630 a. a, Cha Wait Sida f tad the Narrow Gangs R- BJ J 9ot Portland and Salem 11 . OorraUla and Taqotna .l-.';30 r. . office aonth 7:-V . The poatofflc will be closed each evening mm tlx to atTen o'clock. - BegiX and matter for the early morning 'nil ahoold be moiled before S o clock the neerVme trenlnir. OftSOOW PACinC TIME TABLE. Arrives Departs 4tl.lSamll.00pm t 5.25pm I 6. Sf e Preicht.. tXPANSION IN BUSINESS. It is a noticeable fact that busi ness in a general sense, is rapidly , growing. One sign of this can be seen in the increasing travel upon the trains of the Southern Pacific line, which forma the present through line for this locality. Im mense trains are being run, and still they are crowded. But the travel is not the only test, it in reality forms but a small one. Eastern exchanges talk of the expansion of business and say that however vaiious lines of trade may be affected by local influences, there can be no doubt of the great activity in; general business, and the growing expan sion of the volume of transactions. The bank exchanges demonstrate this fact in an unmistakable way, for daring the past month there has been an increase in the bank clearings of 21 per cent., w hile excluding the part which the active speculation on the New York Stock Exchange has played the improvement is nearly 19 per cent. In any review of the busi ness of the country, however, there is no occasion to leave out the transactions on the stock exchanges as they represent great interests, and naturally have an ii iportant effect upon the general business of the country. The tota' increase in the clearings at New York alone daring May was 7"S,000,000, while in Boston the increase came hard on to f 100,000,000, or $307, 201,989, against $408,804,782 for Hay, 1889. The activity here still continues, the gross clearings for the first week in June amounting to $126,611,084, a larger amount than has ever before passed through the clearing-house in one week, and an increase over the corresponding week last year of nearly 84 percent. The con tin nous improvement in railroad earnings also adds to the weight of testimony in fa or of the steady growth in prosperity of the busi ness of the country. The valuable tables of the New York Financial Chronicle set this forth in a clear light. For the third week of May 87 roads show an increase in gross earnings of no less than 16.03 per cent, over the same week last year. For the fourth week 44 roads show a gain of 11.32 per cent., with in dications that the ratio of gain will be still larger when reports are received from the other roads. It is an important fact also that the gains this year are made over a large increase last year. For the whole month of May it is estimated from the returns already received that there will be an increase oi nearly 11 per cent, on 81 roada. The general railroad situation seems to be taking on a 11 wire kind ly aspect, largely, perhaps, as a result of the "getting together" of separate, and in many cases con flicting, railroad interests. There is a genrral feeling of confidence in trade circles, based upon the more encouraging outlook for the cross and the genrral industrial prosperity. But the better crop outlook has discouraged somewhat the speculation in grain, with the result of lower prices for wheat. In general trade, too, it is not the season for much activity in mer chandise, and the demand is restricted largely to the supply ol immediate requirements. The Boston Advertiser says that cotton fabrics are still firm, with an ad vancing tendency, in sympathy with the high cost of raw cotton. Wool is firui and Btocka 0:1 hand are well reduced, but trade is quiet. Country prices for tlit new din are firmly held. The English market is fim for wools suitable! far this country. Hides are very firm, but trade is quiet. Leather also holds up under the firmnef-s ; of bides, and there is a fair demand for all grades. English buyers are I reported in the market buying I splits. Boot" and shoes are steady j and tli manufacturers are all busy, j India-rubber is active ami tirrnantl offerings are well taken. Iron quiet, but with no improvement here, although a better feeling is noted in Pennsylvania and the South, where new orders are be ginning to come in. Copper is ! active and strong. Coal is Steady ' in first hands, but retailers are cutting prices in some instance. .4 CANADIAN VIEW. Another argument in favor of the McKinley bill is found in a recent letter from Ontario received u..r. XI r- r. ;u ,.,.. ujr mi. it, a . jiciiLiif ui into It was written by a prominent business man who says : "There is a great depression in business in Canada. Trade is shockingly dull, with no prospect oi a change at present. Should your McKinley bill pass the senate in its present snape, in regard 10 fnnali.in rvA'llit J CinuH-l Will 1 T . simply be a bankrupt country in- side of six months, and you will hear a great howl for annexation in a very short time from every sec tion of the Dominion. Farm property has already depreciated 50 per cent, and town property aw much, if not more." The Canadians don't like it, it seems, neither d the British r v- antr ti 1 1 1 11 frun ip.iflu i'i .11 n t ri:iU but it will suit Americans. Bring Alouft Your Stuck. If you want to send them to pas ture, where they will have the best of feed, good stiade with plenty of water. New hog tight tence. Horses and cattle at 60 cents per head per week. Lots of twenty or more at reduced rates. All stocs must be paid for before taken away. Apply to the under signed at the St. diaries hotel, or Tlios. laniels on the farm at Clov erdale. I w ill take good care of all stock intrusted to my care, but will not he responsible for any ac cidents that may occur. F. L. Seen. A Contenlence For Albany. For the morning 5 o'clock local train running from Albany to Port land, which makes tlierun through without chance for breakfast, Mr. Gross, of the Iiepot Hotel, will pre pare hot coffee with the lunch served to those taking the w ho desire it. trail! Not a California .Ueur. Anybody ran catch a cold lliin kind .if weathi-r, Ttie trouble in to let jro, like the m an who caught the bear. We nd vise our readers to jiurch'ise ol p"os1ihv ct Maxin a bottle of Santa Vcie, the California Kingof Consiiuii.. on, AMliuiu, Bronchitis, CoukIis au'l Uroup Curef. and keep it handy. Tis leabing to the Ubie and death to the Above complaints, bold at il 00 a mottle or 'A for $2 00. California Cat-K-C'ure gives immediate relief. The Catarrhal virus in boon d;3i;laced by tn healing and penetrati' g nature. Jive it a trial. Six months treatment I oo, eent by mail tl It. Hpring Jacket at Cost. I have a email line of spring jackets in colors I wish to close out and have reduced the price to coet. They are the latest style and a bargain. I also have'a line of spring stockinet jackets for $5.50 each, which is the nicest jacket for Jhe price in the market. Samuel E. Young. In the decline of life, infirmities beset us to which our yuuth and maturity were strangers, our kid neys and liver are subject to de rangement, but nothing equals lr. i. 11. McLean's Liver and Kidney L'alui as a regulator of these organ. Foshay & Mason. XKH TO-It A I. UriLL VOU SL'FFKK with Inspepsia and II Liver Complaint? bhiloh's V'nalizeris jura nteed to cure you. Mason. For sale by Fnhhav LVR SA1.K- A NKW SINUKH SKWINO MALllINF, X at greatly reduced rates; also choice canary birds, Enirlbtb and Oernian singers. For particulars iiiquire of Mrs. Win. Myer. ALL PERSONS HAVING UNSETTLED accounts with John Dierrenxer are re quested to call at once and settle as he has wild his meat market and. has retired from tbe business. LOST In this city, a litrht-red blewellen setter. Answer to name of Ponto, Ky- ard will iic paid for hi. i return to his owner. C W. Watts. ICE COOL BEEK OX DRAUGHT, DKAW'Ji 1 from the cellar, at M. Baumgari's. j If OR lame back, side or chest, use Shilob's . Porous Plaster. Sold by Koshay ii I ll'ELL BOK1.SO, ROCK DRILLIINU I 1 1 prospecting bany, Oregon, Writs J, B. IIUKhes, AI- ! 110 It SALE-GOOD MILCH COWS, AT ' Trite Bros,' stables.. 1 M RMSHED ROOMS TO RENT Inquire . of S. Cioetz, al Deimonica restaurant 1 W", AVEKS, ARrlHTECT AND SUI'EU- intendant, OUi.-e over First Natii.tial I '.kiik buildimr, Albany, Or. Work solicited! irom all parts of the county aiiiAr hacking coitai can i quick- 1 ly curt d by Shiloh's Cure. Weiruarantoe it. Sr id by Foshay & Mason OLEEPl.ESS NIGlilS made mioi-rabii bv O that terrible coui'h. Shiloh's Cure is r or sale by Foshav & FEMALE Jill i For Female Ir- I regularities; noth ing ilk. them on j the market. Never ' all. feucressfullv i ued ly prominent ladies monthly. uuM-anieec to re llove suppiessnl menstrual!' Don't he bumbuif- Sed. Bace time, iMlth and mnrnv - iaw no oviiei. dress by maii on receipt oi price, 12 00. Ad dress ipbro .Medicine iuiny W est Branch Box 17, Portland, or. 8ld by PtaUj Ihm, aUUay. 0rgM the remedy for you Mason. Fab. Gsld.a rocs a kv; II . KLLIS, PHYSICIAN ircon, Alhai.y Oreiron. NP SURr T R DAVl, M P. PHYSICIAN AND j ir gui.'con. C'r.ri be found at his office : room lc Sirahan'H block, First strict. Albany j Oregon- Q C. KKLLT. PHYSICIAN AND 4l"K teeon Albanv, Oregon. ofice in Pierce's new block Office hours, from . n. to 4 r. a. A. J. KOsSITEK. VK'lUilNAHY SI K ceon, irradtiate of Ontario veterinary college and member of the Ontario veterin ary medical society, is prepar.-d to treat the i.iecasts of all "doint-tn .ited ani i.a!s on scientific principle. Office at Ans Marshall's iivery stable' Ktaidence 4'.h and Calapooit streets. Albany, (reson. D" K. A. McALlKTICK HOHKOPATIIIC PUT aician and miruvti Han removed bin i office into Crawford's Mock All calls prompt- j ij at tended to. O. A. WHITNEY, PHYSICIAN AND sunr-'on. Ordinate or Heuevue Hospi tal Medical College. New York City. Difeasc of women a spe.'ialt; Office in at residence mi 7th street between Calapooia and Vine, Albany Oregon. DR. M.J PA'TOM, PHYSICIAN AND Surircon, Hluinherir's Block, Albany, Or. Female diseases a specialty. Co he found 11 the office day or niht. nor 1 1 I C V. TSN Jl.t r. t n. 6: toruev at bM N. uUNt:v -tiiul 1 otarv 1 ui.i. I. , rcA-n-s . I 3' s HLv.vat i: ,CK1 I I.N, 4 : A '1 "il Otlct .1 TL' at- & rah t-Uf... l il,. IGllT A I'fol I. ill.' s Tem .. tlu- aijd I -"S I-' 1 I - 1 L,, A, t- K. WKATHU:FOKI, ATTORNEY ,1 ! l . law, Albany, Or i,'oii.- "iti c ;n :h Klinn P.1 ck. Will (.ra, ti e in all hi court ( thcHtate, nd ixespeciu. iftenlioi to all buiiiiowi J A-'ES P MF.Ali, A ITOI:NKY A I I.. .V and f iti- examiner, A U.m; , Or. W :l prAC'tice in all 'he courts of the htnte. Ab stract of title furnir.ht'd oi. hhort notice. Ten years experience EVE RE HnlTSK, ALBANY, OK. ('HAS V Pfviffor, Prop. Only Hrst-eolanH hoiwt in the city. Larax nam pie roonm fur com tucreial men. o Chiuanicit t'nipluL-i3 in th kiti:hen. General stawrr oltir fo Corvallm. CKOL'F, A-houpinir coujh and bron- hiti iiniii'tliatHv relievetl by Shiloh's Curt.. P ir sale ny Kotihay v M son. SIlILOirsCurGll and CorisumpTioii Cure ih Mid y us on a EUuranteu. It cures V iiiKumption. Sold hy Fohhity i Maon. SIIILOH'S VITAI.IZKK is what you m-ed fur i'oiirttipatiun, lor8of Appetite, I!zzi ties, arid al H.vinpt iiih of Uyspuid a I rice r0 and 7.r rents per buttle. tor naie bj Konhav & Mafton. MONEY TO LOAN -HOME CAPITAL ON pMiJ rral e-tate Htcnnty. tor particu- , lam enquire of (Jt'n, Huni'iirey. j y breatii secured, by Miiloh's Catarrh j Kerocly. Price S i ceiit-i. Xayal Injector free. I : &oid by Foshay A Mancn. ! SECKET (SOCIETIES. ! a: O. U, W'.S.ifety Loilcc No. IS: meeti ! evorv Mmiilav cvenini; at tbe O. A. K hall on Ferry street, between Second anil ; I hinl. Albany, Oregon, biransfrrs in th it ami traimient, brethren, conlially invited toattei.d. Mrl'hersnn Post No. S, U. A. Ft. , Stated meetings at the O, A. K llali on tbe accond ami r'ourtn Friday eeniits cf each uioinh. i'rai.sieiit Coiiir-utcs are curdi- : I y invited to niect with us S. W. ht.ECE, IS F. Tablbr, (Jonmnuler A.ljntaiit, I'lano Inning' PARTIES DES1K1NO PIANOS TUNED should call upon Prof. I), Van Horn "f this city, the well known ai d reliable -piano tuner lie iswe'l know n to the people f Albany and the entire State, hav iny had ' yearn of experience in this business, also in a ' pianoforte manufactory, anil has no rqual In that line of biirtiiiews. It always pais to ' patronize home enterprise and the pnblic should remember that thoy can now jret i pianos tured in a more skillful manner in Albany than elsewhere in the State, Leave! orders" at Will Jt Link' ! Land fturveyliis. IARTlrtS DKSIRINO 81 RVKTINO DONS CA5 OB i tain accurate and i ronipt work hy callintr upon ex-county surviyoi I , T. T. r'isher. He ' havcomplete copies of field notes and town ship plats, and is prepare 1 to do sni'eYing in any part of Linn county. Postottice address, Millers Station, Linn cou itv, Oreuon. (oiilrnrlor mill lliiililcr. D. C. SIIKLL W ILL KVRMSH PLANS, 8PEC1FICA- tions and delai's for all kinds of build- mi: and architecture. All work promptly done and guaranteed to be first-class. Ksti mates lurmshed on short notice for brick building), residences, public building, bridges, etc. oiilrnrlor hii1 Builder man X in UNDKKS1GNEU HAVING LOCATEli i in Albany w licit tj iatrnakce from city and country. Will contract to huihl tjridyti ' harnp, and all manner of dwelling hoiked, inc uding Queen Anne, Kustlake and Kliza-; bethian Btlc1 of building'. Will fiunirth plaiiB, andpciticatini Iree of chiiryep. batb taction guarantee W.f. CAabKL. j .A FULL STOCK OF Staple Groceries Glassware. The best quality of teas, colfees, caudles, nuts, tc. FRESH BAKED BREAD EVERY DAY. At this old reliable house is also to lie found a complete assortment ot fresh family ftU rnP Beasonaoie imesoi groceries sou pro- "Wioiu. sucn as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dripfl Rppf P.hintwii tn t,rripr " . -j " - i Anchovy Mustard, Candies and A'uts, tastem Buckwheat Flour, Cannea Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glasswu.e, Etc, 1 ncs KOoeis Acre- ah bo'.iwht wneu prices. ere low and the benefit ol tl e margin will be k'iveu to his customers. Kctnember the place, ; .it tbe old corner on rirsta'id Rroalalbin mh. : Con roil Jfer. CiITY TAXES. Notice is bctehy given that ' the tax roll of the city ot Ab any. Or., ' fur the year IbHO, has been placed ".n nil j hands for collection, and that 1 ili be at ! the couneil cliambeis of sniu cit to it-ccive and receipt for ti e tax cba i;e in said roll, i lor the peiiod ot thirty cays from date of J thi notice All taxes remaining un,aid at the expiration of thirty dxyV thrercaftei a ill he returnen to the oommoii eouncil of ; the city oi Albany a delinquent, and costs i and expense lor collecting such texe be i added thereto. JOHN N. HOFr MAN, j City Marshal. ! Dated at Albany, Or , this lWth day of May ' 11W. M. Star Bakery The City Liquor Store lU. HA UJUGAJiT, Proprietor. jvfNeit door to th9 Oii Pellowj' e nple, Mrnuy, Oregon 1 Kt-eps constantly on hnd the linen iuipirto-l and domaitic winea, liquors, ctpars an toha-ma. Only flret-cui liquor store in the city SFfClM iTTEnT'f M PAIDT0 ORDERS FROM THE CHUNTSY Tulius Joseph Manufacturer of Choice Cip-as -AND I KIWI it 1 n 1 iu uu t'ars. Plug and hmoking Tobaccos, Meprschauna and BrUr full iin 01 rtuiokers' Articlus. Also dealer lit Me . 11 to PfTeitl'er's candy store. Albs'- ", nson CAUTION enclosing advvttued price. W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE FOR GENTLEMEN. iUj'.l U ASK YO'JR Columbia The beht brand in the market. Tins factured JEFPEES01T FLOuniira mills OF JEFFEHSON, ORlXiOX. Themill has re-ently been refitted most, improved machinery. Ask tor the 64, j4nd take no other. !GO0I) MOKNIM, GENTLEMEN AND LADIES, W e-fT -. '-.'i. v-., 13 .. tl" - - Ve v ill f-hrw you hp n;ce a ; COIlfin HIP iM w m i fcl u i si 0 tur l t ti: 2 I ihe best lriall the liinii at inly ; call in advance, we rtn.ain riv & If lr' J'.tof-;;Wfe 1 n "W A. IN" T ED ! Ten thousand .Men Women and Children to buv))lj of DEYOE & FROM AN, H.. Ini o ptirs end ny den ii it l e, 1 1 n Is iti it mi ird nil. I'ilrk! Piles! Piles! Dr William's Indian Pile '"tintmem is the only sure cure for Miiid. t.ln t? in; or iuiiintr piles ever disioveice. It never fail to curie O.d casus of lo.iv standing;, Judtce Coons, MHysville, Kv, says. "Dr Williutu' Indiuu Pile Omtnient cured ie alter years of sutli rinir." Judi;e CoUiuourv, Cleveland U.says "I nave ound by experience that Dr. Williar.'s Indian Pile Ointment trivea iniTiiediiite ami penn..ncnt relief." Sv have liuudicds of such testi monials. Dei not sutler an instant longer. 8pld by drni;iribts at 50c and tl per boi. Sola by foshay &21on Albany, Orf OB. ' DEALER IN T mMJ 11 j Pipes, Take no shoes unless W. L, Douglas' name ai.J price are stamped on the:n. If ygur doiler cannot suuulv vou. oaad d.ret to Ia.ur Hue I HIT. Ilrnt t IIiiiiiI l.r.it1 Ami t'rvt iliiioor M nit 1 iro.. Ut-.sl ill 1 In- t 4i lal. I ., .mil,!-Lis fS" H .( IIUIIIC rilllllll W 'l lllC. 8I.U1 ManilrHiil M.ti Ii. .-. . Ii.'t.5'i I ulti'f at l li;iin-i. - ..lie. Ili'i .Ml lMt.1 illx . 1 , I,. , . '.'. J. A S'i 1.1 I. Ilill i ll Mux-. S'i II" .ixil $1.75 !:' 11 :iool nit-. 411 Yliltll' III lll:s. Iti toll ' ul I . &'V2SII0!-:s i- & " 1.11' liEST .jAT1M0 -I , liKM -TYI.K IK.-'I HI IN'1 iMft t.i t Itriicltf mi l:i-. L- E. BLAI. tiROCKR FOR FLOUK extrji fine '.piality bv the .f Fl. ur ijmair C01-IPANY. and supplied with all Am latest and LUMBIA" ' -3"ICvery sack W'arrante."fra THIS IS OUR- FIRST CALL axd.tiie ri'Euc;i jinvitfd 10 s: i- v . " ii ttt k t f the Garlai d fi.n.ilv, or his w n Ol (jfltt'ln e iltMf. lair p it-en. Thai kii i jiu foryour SENDEES, i U if rr d I :! u in kin's of rnnn l iii i . f il ii : 1 ml 1 1 lit i j ; i i It, n 1 1 f ml ; n j 1 1 t th of 1 1 it : i i tiikli f -; 1 i U jc df, ' 1 i iis-. 'I he . ( n:e ore : No tn f.Me t o il v tui'f. (Juiok talt f firid i-Diflll ) f If n it) n t no. Also a itjair i-hoji (ii ( t il viil nm jind fiiKt-, cl.tsa workmnii to do all kinds of work UK. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal College of London, Kni;laiil, alaoof the iielle vue Medical College. The Dr has ppeiit a lifetime of study and practice ami makes a spe cialty of chronic diseases, removes cancers, scrofrla enlr.ri.ciin-iit9, tumors mil wens, without pain or the knife-. He al-o makes a specialty of treat ment with electricity. Has praoti. cd in the (!erman French ami Knjjlish hospital. Calls promptly attended day or nifht. His m.-tto m "GOOD WILL TO ALL." iifOffice and resilience Ferry street, bet wa&u Third and i'ourth. , --TL it I 'JliM I mTUkJ-' All fvi 'iff T l0. HnY . Z7. AH" CritPtVt - - 4 "iri Hrfartuj.g K)SI1() ft iMclSCD i iitmm, Willie"'"'; -Vunm iinusESHOE IMTKlfUL. t-SKl KUK JSALK hi KLEIiN liKUiS, ST.'CCi:.-SORS.aKb.USSE cV Kl.EIX EVuV PMR .WARPATEO m m m . a I k M m s SOOT, ) " . ! far , HH1I1B VI V Itj ll I ,t il. li.t.ti'V-1 JULIU8 (HiAI)vuHi;s:;r;:: G0LBKK RULE BAZAAR. THE LEADING CROCKKRY, FANCY GOODS AND TOY STOR1- OF ALBANY. tilK ONLY GKNUIN'E HOGKRs HKOSSIL- VKHWAKK, FKKNCIU'IIINA AND GLASSWARE, : ROY'S WAGONS, BABY AND DOU. CAR, . riages, and a : ucr.crax Esoixmcnxoz r ancy u-ooas. ; Spfcultv in tin- tint-M Tens, C. tlees uml Family Gr-nes. He hu I iiiii i I lor M-i rash hi il carries the ijirient slot k in ttie ailev. i "liiMir:iine ngfiit for Fire and Marine. FOR PURE DRUGS TOILET AND FA?? C Y GOODS GO mm L '-riH -iSP FELLOWS iV ALSq Tlie Finest Line of Pianos and Organs in the;11 Willamette Valley. ('AU Ar TAmit. ins stock feld. -AND- GENERAL PHODIICR MATllfKT on tin-(Ir. V I; ,A.I.-I-y-I'a. l kUlt 1 0' jj! - . , ' . gKte51IIIBSIii'Hf'E!l. t PlJri .""-.- ... - ' VI HAT.'Y OK LOGON' We pre not hogs, but v want ill the hardware trade .jf the ir.. .;. r.. it linn, null m ii. t'.'i:'. ' fc' , . . , " . if tlu-lM'stg'U::'. i-...!! rpruvs 'Mil do it. y'e crirrv j -.e and! v.m'V c-omtiletc- Hue of hmischold Lu .;,,u-.,r.. .i . ' ""-, truth rv, etc. 'in (lie ," e! BOYS and GIRLS i u a Da Jflii-ni..." u XVVli M-i jMarket. I SHOES FOR T and - -'t XID. -"niToMies Fine Shoes LAMS At Lowest Trices. Call and see onr new stock. TO 11 1 BLACKMAN vkax.ua a- u8, Paints 01 ;rfamery and toilet r:i"ie- a full line of loili n. r ::oirry. periodic al. eU , " prirnpUiv -axe. Oiir CARTES store;: t. and potatoes, to supply customers! nit hai-ers. ( IU r-f.j;-1 or F. rry street. , K. M. ROBERTSON - TH fcC OREGON PACIFIC HAILHCAL: Oregon Deyelopeiit Uos lliail h al. -ti er ronti- he Oregon )evt.. 11, .i.t ... i,p,.;i. :.n,- iv' SAILINVf MATKfc A'illauiettt; Valie .. Jure i7h .hi y 1-t ; i. . 1 III ; it t .. .. . ; V :!,niiictt: Vitth y . ; Kara'l"n rt .iiamette VaiiiV. ! ri.al.ur rtuUiii:te Vallil.. J.;i v -J7ili J.. :-t I" ll ., ., I lie iliiialti .Mlii tl.e ni.t ci c...;.. u, .i,, a.t, c. il. iiakll, .ik , in. r'. .j'. a..i.i - M....t.K . -n... k.i. Rciii. n.li.r ll.. 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PULLMAN PALACl LAK SLlLPU.S. Free Colonmt bioemuir Can -an Ibroairb o z 'rets Train OMAHA, COUNCIL BLVI rS KAN.-A.- CITY, CHICAGO ND T. LOU. Mrsanl c w linliis Ian Mil 4 turner. Clow Connections at Portland for San Fran Cisco and Puppet & .umj point. fcJTlioata leave tbe Coniiaoy's wharf, at . the foot ol bioadalbiu Mreci. on I ucm1 ani Friday of each eek c t.. Raw i.im,.-" O'itv ticket and riciht Aucut ; 8. niLLt.. Ceteral Traflic Manaicrr. 1. 1. lie .. I. A, JOHN SChlYiEER'S Livery. Feed & Sale stable tJortier Secotid and EUntrmlh Si ALBANY, - UIMUUA orb its BOAgnun by the day or mouth (.'ar naeaor buifk'ieit on reaMonabit trms emit FOSHAY & MASON Wholesale and Ketail OruLffisfs I Bwitsi'llm i H Elogatit Liit ion rtiiiler.s the rfkin Bolt ami tK.'autiiu:. goodi Mill always be iim-t-la our a be lirst-t lass. - Ci.it 4 BLACa-He-liii.