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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1890)
TtTR TOTWTN nTCMAM) WEDGES 1 A X . SEPTEMBEr? 10. 1890. AlbY 4NL WEKKLV UAILi -auuaried aver) otornlDK eacepi mnm by gamer, per 0-20 nail, per 4 00 jtublUliad evy Fridi Murniog.) iw copy, per annom. In advance, Wiuo not mid lo advance -. 42.00 20 tm atiu. Nails t tb( Albany postofflce close ft aU offices aorta 1 the -The West Side- And tlx Nairow 0 K. R4 r Portland and ' Tveliaad Yaqauw oaks avuth... . Tite poatofne will be ..11 A. H. ...1'2;30 r. ; 7:30 r. . .1 each evening' .i Hogtatered matter lor the Ijr morning tnia should be mailed before 6 o clock the ptsytoos arsnlnr. OUQOM FACII1C TIME TABLE. Arrive Depart rill.lSamll.00 p m .. &.2Spml .50a VXW AH D DEADLY WKAPOyS. Modern iitventiou in newer kinds of gunpowder, and especially in the kinds which modify or in tensify the speed and trajectory of the. missile, have caused great changes in modern warfare and in the armament of nations. Re aearches in the field with smoke less Dowder. too. have caused intereiting modifications, not only in this direction, but also in some of the arts) and waysof p;ace. The old army musket is giving way to something more exi ct, more formi dable, it not better. America mast soon follow suit with European nations, in the possession of suial ler arms of modern manufacture, or fall into helplessne ss and inani tion. There is a natural defense in the magnitude of our territory, in the vastnesa of our numbers and in the multiplicity of our resources ; and with inferior weapons and eomparativtly defenseless harbors we are in a measure safe by our isolation and greatness. But in actual contest these natural aids to defense and self-preservation would be largely and immeasurably helped by arms and equipments of modern style. Tne achievements in naval strength and possibilities due to recent improvements, dis mvciits, and tests are wonderful and we hear more about them than about those that apply to the mili tary ' and land forces. Here is southing, however, that has a important bearing on our own ecessity growing out of foreign equipments in deadly weapons that are bringing about a revolu . tien in infantry tactics in European nations : The new rifle with which the German army has just lieen equipped' has shown remarkable penetrating power. The guu is 30-caliber repeater, with a range of 3,000 yards. The projectile is a steel-cased, nickle-plated leaden ballet within a very sharp point. According to the tables of penetra tion in the musketry instructions accompanying the rirJe, it pene trates dry deal 32 inches at a distance of 110 yards ; at 440 yardn, similiax wood 18 inches thick; at 800 yards, 10 inches ; at 2,000 yards, 2 inches; and at 300 yards, iron plates 7-25 of an inch thick. The depth the shot penetrates into newly thron-up sand amounts, at 110 yards, to abouts 36 incites ; at 440 yards, 20 inches ; at 880 y an Is 14 inches, and at 2,000 yards, 4 inches. The re-enumeration of the (eo ple in Portland feeenis to have . been completed to the satiefaction of the officials in the charge but ' does not yet loom up in the press reports, as the requisite leave to publish the results has not ema nated from the Washington office. If Mr. Commissioner Porter km-u the amount of curiosity thatexiHts in regard to that second counting of noses he would imn.ediatiately relieve the suspense by authorizing the publication of the resulting Igures of the second count. Later we learn that the recount for Portland is published gives the I city an actual population of 68.917, with enough floating popu lation, that the census officials t-x-clud. d from the the count, to make round numbers 80,000. That places Portland fairly and nquarely up n an enumeration 'that tallies with her business output and gen eral appearance, and is highly sat ; isfaetory to every citizen of the 1 state. We are proud of our metropolis and she now stands ie fore the country in her proper garb and with a presentable appearance Salem, our State capital, will come in with a like showing at which . , every one will rejoice. A question of considerable iru " portanee, that will be urged upon the incoming legislature is the . finance question. The two leading objects worked for with i eriinacity that strives unremittingly for success is the repeal of the mortgage tax law and the repeal of the usury law. With these questions, as talked, argued, utxl rescluted upon, there i two sides, as they stand at present. The repeal Mde weans the fuMher ex emption of the rich man's proerty and added burden to the pnxlueer working man's taxation, while the other side means just the reverse. Until the matter can be luced in a different liht from thiit there can be no question of how the legis lature should meet the ijiii'stioiifc. The Democrats in Vermont have been ".relebrating," not because they cai ried the state at the re cent election, but because they might have been licked worse and in more places than they were. One cannot help admiring those Vermont Democrats; they are so thankful for small favors, thev are such fine exponents of the fpiritot Mark Tapley. Let Vermont no republican by any less majority than twenty odd thousand and they feel warranted in organizing a halcyon vociferous spree. It is estimated that two thou sand five hundred railway em ployes are killed yearly in the United States in accidents which might have been prevented if auto matic brakes and couplings were in universal use. So equip cars and locomotives with such appli ances would co-"t 100,XKI,000. The grounds taken by the Ore gon ian for the recounting of the population of the entire state, based upon the lesults of the second enumeration in the Port Portland are well taken and com- mend themselves to every person j who carefully views t!ie situ ition. : A recount would without doubt assure us another coni.-ss-inen and another presidential flee ter. Iu all fairness the recount should be made. Hop picking in tliN state is now under headway and with the prices that are now coming into ight the hop crop this year will tie o paing one. in spite of the reported hoplouse. "A Man's Chances to Marry." Half per cent from 50 to 5b years f ags. Two per cent troui 45 to 50 years of age. Five and a half per cent from 40 to 45 years of aee. Six and a halt per cent from 35 to 40 years of a;e. Ten and a hall' jkt cent from oU to 35 years of :ige. Twenty-five per cent from -'5 to M years of age. Forty-seven per cent from 20 to .'5 years of age. Three per cent from 15 to 20 years ot age. One hundred per tvut if you liny yo ir clothing ot tj. W. Simpson, il'Hiiiy, Oregon. An tVas seen luinrnne Crowd at the Indies' Ba-iar yesterday examining their and well .ielecie.il slock i fall goods for ladies, childi .nfiinU. consisting of ready dresses, capes, cloaks, jackets, goods, hosiery, yams, eiubi laces and fanc k,i K-'riptions. Their tito-k i s?loves, haudkerchieis ai. veiling can not be mirpasecc ge Cirstt CoretMl We make a specialty au: .j i ;-.etsaiiil We have a drive in a sateen comet at 75 cents, gixxl value. Samcki. K. Huy your tickets to the east ia the Canadian 1'aciiic lailroad, tiie 'ent railway Kervice in exiitence from jo to $10 cheaper than any other transcontinental line, ll.e tinest scenery in the world is along the Canadian Pacific railroad. Re member you can save ifo on a second-class ticket and $10 on a liist class ticket l.y purchamng your tickets over tins line. For maps and tickets, etc., call on liurkliart & Malin, office opposite the First National bank, Ah any, Or. Take the Northern Pacific Kail road to all point Fast, shortest time of any road Ka-t. No change of cars, best accomodations and the most pleasant r.-ute tu travel. Tickets for said over tnis road to any and all jhjints east at the lowest rates ly ISurkhan v Keenev who are the authorized agents of this couii'anv at Aliianv. Call on them for tickets and Iml particulars. Latest styles in drets huckles at E. C. Searls. . L IJ O- J A i . - . MONKV- -I hae on hand at predenc 70y and ioi' to luan n city or country rtui estate. W. E. MirPliertun, l.:il estate lroier, opimsite Suss House. rpilE lioss tic suuni u-j-hi saw Jhi II. Nerle whistle t the saw. mil , ieae your i.i-liis rt Lr. Jones' aim Kc yoiii woou ,awel belore llio wint.-i ntonus. K ltfu, teu At'ltKs ot rihsT i LA.- i lanii i uiiln ir.-m Lenaium, putly iin i proved, suitable tor duuy stock, iruit oi i li iiry. ror iiirtmr uiioriuatioii inij.iir at this othi. ALL PEloNs HAVING I NE'l 1 LEO accounts with John Ineuei-ei' aie re Ut sted tu call at once ami i ttlr as he has sokl his meat market and has rrtire.1 from the business. 0. Wi AVEKS, AR UITECT ANISl PEK- First l.ai Kjhuildimt, Albany, Or. from all parts of the county Work soluiud rpvtO comfortably furnished front rooms I cau Ue rentsd by a vreutleuiau and n or two ladies, bv applviu to J, Z. suutt, on Sec nd stmt, betwoeu ilroadaibiu aud Eis- Fl:fh JS.MT Albany biatc TWENTY-FOURTH YEAR THE FALL TERM WILL OPEN OX- WEDNESDAY, SElTEMJiEK iOTJI, 1890 Fo Catalogue apply to E. N. COXD1T, President. CASH BOYS' HIT. y; (jo to the li'lRIi f. D. I!. ME FCR BARGAINS- Not. selling at cost, but at prices that defy competition. Call and sret prices. Our nrntto is "ive and let live," quick sales and small protits. SIun't forget the place, McFarlatid Block. Resp'y C S -DEALER IN Exclusive Agoacv fa Ludlow Fino Shoes II Lt M HE ISC HLOCK The City Liquor Store .?. It A 17 M HA '', Proprietor. fSv iliof to tho iU l'ello i.-tnjic, lii.iuy, Oregon Ktff ;on-it .:!' on 'i k'i i n i'i :t i u; Oiilv tirtst cla , litiior Htnte in the ON PAID T0 TU LIUS Manufacturer of AN!) OKALKK IN 1NE BHIIKI'EO AND KEY WEST Hlu sin) SinoKiiitr Toliaecos, Meerschuiiin and Briar Pi pin, t a full lin- ninkers' A'-licles. Also dealer iu - ' ii to I'tlViU'i-i'is eantly store, Alliuuy. Oreijoii, W A. N mi rv, ide :nt eg. thousand Men Wumeii am) Children to bnv gotsls of DEVOK & FlfOMAN JiliOS., ew rfS-i CAUTION wnVitcrt. n'ml has hit n nine nml price stamped on bottom. 3 H I I H i I H WiwSisiils W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Fine C alf and I. need Waterproof (iraln. The excellence and wearing qualities of this shoe ranm.t t.e U-tt.-r shown than by the strong endorae inentsor Its thousands of constant wearers. Se.OO t.enuine llnnd-newed, an elegant and J stvlish dress Shoe which commends Itself. $J.OO llnnd-Mrwed Well. A fine calf Shoe iiueqiialb-il for stvle ami durability. $0.60 (.ondyoar Welt Is the standard dress O Shie, at a popular price. S0.50 I'olireniau a Shoe Isesneclally adapted w for railroad men. furmem et All made Iu Congress. Ilutton and Ijice. i $3&$2SHOESLAFD.g hi have b-en most favorably wlvod bIdcp IntrodurrMl and the rereut Inipraveini'iitH make tbem superior to any mImx! rM nt thrm Ak your Ieal iilrr tu fncti.r ir ientar. ami ir factory fiirlusiuff adrertlaed price, or IsOtttal for ordi r blankn. V . 1.. HOI SPRiNGFiELO 6AWMI LL A. WHEELEU, Sl'KIXliFIKLD, I'KOfKIETOK. SPUING FIELD t"Albau yard and olhVe on Kailroud, lietweeu 4ib A. n heeler, Aloatiy .Mauuer, .laving li. I K li.slber uot excelled in quality, uu facilities not surpabged forthe ' id bulialactorj- tJlhuic or orders. J resnecLfullv solicit a share of the i a, WHKKLKK ' prompt aud Institute. NEW TORS C. B. R STORE. EARLS Drv Wi, NiiliiiiBllS LADIES A M :KNTs H'K MSIIlNt.S. My Shoe I t'p:i rt 1 11- nt in iin complete wild the(latest stvles'aii'l finest uxkIs at the h west pr res. ALSO iff i ml l.'iiuitti wines, Hijt.iinf, cikc:t.r an city OROEHS from the mmi OSiEPH Choice Ciyas T -ED imorters and I'ealers in all knuis ol icuitf and auimunition, iiHhinjr tackle of ev ery descript on, cutlery and base ball goods, tents, hammocks and" camp chairs. The largest stock south of Portland. Couie one and all. No trouble to show goods- tjuic sales ami small piorits is our molto. Also repair shop connected with store and first class workmen to do all kinds of work Shoes are l-VPPV Bui, r o H 0 h s. irice. it' cannot nurtniv v ou send BracktoD, Nan, d &th atrectsIfl ELLIS. PHYSICIAN' AM' SlJRr goon, Albany Ore(uii. T h. Davis, m. d. physician axd If tu.euu. Can be found at hit uifioe room ic Stratum's block, Kirm street. Albany Oregon- CI C. KEI L77PHYSICIAN AND dUR . peon Alb-uiy, Oregon, office iu Pierce' new block I'dlce hours, froui 8 a. tol r. H A J. KOSS ITER, VK1KK1NAKY SUR . kcoii, n, .wluate ot Ontario veterinary collage and number of the Ontario veterin ary medical society, Is prepared to treat the uiseases 01 an uoniesticated amnials on scientific prim iples. Office at Ana Marshall's very stable Residence 4th Btreets, Albauy, Oregon. and Calapooia DR. E. A. MCA MHTKK HOM KDPATIIIC THY sjcian and surireon Has removed his ottice into Crawford's block. All calls prompt ly attended to. DUG. A. WHITNEY, PHYSICIAN AND surgeon. Graduate of Bellevue Hospi tal Medical College, New York City. Diseases of women a specialty. Office in at residence on 7th street between Calapooia and Vine, "Albany Oregon. DR. M.J. IvTON, PHYSICIAN AND Surgeon, i;' uuberg's Block, Albany, Or. Kuniale diseases a specialty. Can be found n the office day or night. ITTOKStV. W. T. BCRNKV. L. T. BARIX, 1. W DRAPKR Bl'RNSY, BARIN k. ItRAPEK, ATroR neys at law, Oregon City, Oregon. Twen ty years experience as register of thi U. S. Land Office at Oregon City and in tne land practice recommends in our specialty business before the Land Jlfice or the courts and inv. dving the practice in the general Land Office. HC. WATSON", attorney-at-law, Albany . Oregon. Ollicc in Stralian block J. N". DL'NCAN ATTORNEY-T LaW and notary uublic. Otice in the Strahan block, rooms No. I and 2. D. R. . ULA. KBURN. o. W WRIOI1T, BLACKIHKN, tL WRIGHT ATTORNEY AT Law, Albany, Oiegmi. Otl i-e in Odd f ellow's Temple. -Vill oractice in all courts at the state, and give special attention to all illTON CHARLES E. A PTORNEY Albany, Or. tHHce in rooms 13 'ostcr's Klock, oer L. E. Blsin's store, T k- wkatii i-kkoiid. attorney at f . law, Aiimii), Oregon. ornce in the Eliiin Blcck. Will practice in all the court- of thextate, and give special attention rS I' MEAD. A I'TOKNKY-AT-LAW anil title examiner. Albany. Or. Will praciice in all the coiirm of the slate. Ab stract of title furmxhetl oij short notice. Ten years experience. 8IXKET hOCIKTIES. A. O. V, W. Safety l.oire No, 13; meets every Monday exeniiu; at the O. A. It. hall on Kerry street, between Seeonil and Third. Alliany, Oreicun. Stranxi-rs in the city ami transient brethren cordially invited toatteiid. M. I'hersuii I'mt No. 6, i. A. K. Suteil lueetinirs at the U, A. K Hall on tne second and fourth Friday evenings cl each month. Transient C'omrailes aie cordi y invited t meet with us S. W. KKKCE, U. F. Tablkk, Commanders Adjutant, Land Surveying. 1 BflKS OKBiaiKO SL RVKYINO DON! CAN OB lain accurate and prompt work by callinir upon ex-county surveyoi t , T. T. FiBher. He hasconiplete copies ot Held notes and town ship jiluts, and is prepare 1 1 .vj surveying iu any part of Linu county. Postntiicc aildress, Millers Station. Linn cou lty.Oreuou. Conlraclor and Builder. I C. S1IKLI. WILL rtlKMHIl PLAN'S, NFRCIKICA- J . tions and details for all kinds of build ing and architecture. All work promptly done and guaranteed to be first-class. Esti mates turnished on short notice for brick buildinpi, residences, public huildinirs, bridges, etc. CI II. WINN, AGENT I-OR THE LEAD ini; fire, life and aci:ident insurance com lianies. Contrartor aud Builder. milK I NItERSIG.NEU HAVING LOCATED JL iu Albany solicits trinai;e from city and country. Will contract to build bridges bams, and all manii.T uf dvciliiif houses, including Oucen Anne, Eastiake and Eliza-iH-thian stvle) of buildings. Will furuish plans, andsixnitlcations tree of charges. .Sal if fa:tion guarantee" W. '. C'ASSEL. lATAIiKH CL'KEO, health nnd sweet J breath secured, ly Shiloh's Catarrh kerned-. Price 60 cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by Koshay & Mason. WILL VOL' SCFKEK with Dvspeia and Liver t.'iiinpldintj Shiloh's Vitalizeris uara ntccd to cure you. For sale byFoshay Mason. IjVJK lame lia k , side or chest,! use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by Foshay & Mason. Uksou Stale Fair, 'i 13TH ANNUAL EXHIBITION Untl-'r tlie nianafinent of the .St;tte Hoard of Agriculture, will be liehl on the stato fair grounds near Salem, cout inencinv; on MONDAY, .SEPTEMBER 15, 1890 Anl lasting on wek $15100 CASH PREMIUMS Offered for agricultural, stock and mechanical exhibits, for works of art and fancy work and for tri als of speed. Reduced rates for fare and freight on all traiiSKrtation iines to and from the fair, Iniortant im provements have been made upon the grouddg and increased facili ties are offered exhibitors. The Pavilion Open FOUR NIGHTS PURINC THE WEEK. A splendid field of horses enter ed in the sneed department, and fine exhibitions of racing will be given each day. Entries for premiums close Mon day at 7:20 p. in. Exhibors are urged to make as many of their entries on Saturday liefore the fair as iHjssinie. Uools, animals and articles for exhibition must be in their places by 10 p at. Monday. M.H. I'KICKS OF ADMISSION ; M an 'b day ticket $ 50 Woman's day ticket 25 Man's season ticket 2 50 Woman's season ticket 1 00 Send to the secretary at Portland Oregon, for a premium list. D. 11. LOONEY, President. J. T. Ujutee, ticrury. aSPHB-- aqmna Route I 'a art 3 ,'ScnrTfor ct -Coldr,J itrUltltJ fr9 stoves, tinware, stoves, etc. - reooT. GO 1 M Slioes i .tr 7 and i' -. ,ola KID. y : m mm4 Y"?!iL Ladies 3 FsrS( Gr ' w JULIUS UKADWOHL'S GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR. THE LEADING CROCKERY, FANCY OOODS AND TOY STORE OF ALBANY. THE ONLY GENU1NK ROGERS BROS SIL VERWARE, FRENCH CHINA AMD GLASSWARE. BOY'S WAGONS, BABY A. . DOl.L CAR, RIAGES, AN1 A General Assortment of Fancy Goods. Specialty n the finest Teas, Coffees direct for net cash and carries the Insurance aent for h ire and FOR PURE TOILET AKD FANCY l)i (tOTO ALSo The Finest Line of Pianos and Organs in the Willamette Valley. ' CAM. AM) FXAMljt IMS KTCW'K FEE D STORE A NO GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET. WANTED SPECIALLY Hay, oats and potatoes, to supply customers on the Oregon Pacific Railroad extension and my increasing boms trade, whpre I wll in o,nantitifs to anit thejpurrhasrrfi. Ofkc foot or Perry street R TVt. WORKRTSON . ALBANY BAKEEY. PARKER BROS., PROPRIETORS. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND CAKES FOR-.WEDDINGS- -. FRESH FRUITS BER-V RIES AND VEGETABLES O Line visions, oiov Table Delicacies and .1 Full j tf y and Staple Groceries nA Pro- ; ed Goods, Nuts, Candii . ICic,, Etc. Full line of Jtj4.iftd ' L aSr m . - Zm' I !! fr -4 Hrsre- ? Foshav dl i.1 ALBANY OREGON, Xo limit to this game. We mean to win if we don't make a cent. We're going to do the bulk ot the hardware business of Al jbanv. Get of us. Ours areas jg'iodas anybody's and a little jiheaper. Our stock comprises all that is best in hardware, SHOES FOR UuffhniirW 11(11 UlblHi II tic Market. S9.50JNIYS aud GIRLS HAD Pine Shoes LAS I 5 At LoweHt I 'rices. Call and see on i new stock. and I amily Groceries. He buva largest t'uck in the Valley. Marn.e. DRUGS n. l mm urup, Paints. Oiin i a fbjxts mmi CARIES- FRESH ii. -.-.V BRE ED also feM boo. a"' .tattwj. fjsftosssslB, etr. t it J f.v eiticlCigart, OREGON PACIFIC KAlLROAi; ANC l:?m Deyelopment Co.'s Steamship Line !X1 fllll II IK 01 AND 22 Hours Less Time Hiaii by any other rout: Aooomodktions ummrpanoed for oomfort an Uety. Fares and freight via Yaquioa aai the Oregon Deve cpnit-ut oonipany'e t thipa, much lea that by any other route ween all point in the u iluanuit'e.Vall ind ban Franeuwoi Sailing uaths. rKOM TAQUIHa. WUtemette Valley W V , Willamette Valley Willamette viiy, , ,, ..July ZOtk . .Auk. Ut ... ItiU 2011 r OH sail PKAkCUCO Karallon. Willamette Valjey Willamette Valkev W. V Aug. let : litk . tlte. .July list The company reaerve the right, to ehaun teamen or nail iuir dates. C U. Ilirl', Jr., Uen F. L P. Aonk. 4iMoiitt,iii .ry street, San Frauciaco, Cai. Keuiember the Oregon Pacific jvops lar -niunier excursions. Low rale exetiision tickets are on sale everj ' cUnesdayand Saturday from Alliany Currallis and Philomath lo Vutjuina and for the return tripa until teteoi ber30. sailt raaawaajt Taawa Kxcept Sunday.) L Taquina,7:00 lilLi Albany 1:90 r Conalua lu:3l a m I " Corvailm M r m Ar AlUuiy 11 Mb a a I Ar Vaquina 4 3 r. s. O. AC. trains oolinmt at Altai, and l'o Wm. II . U.iAU, C. Bosdi, Oenerml Uanaitet. ActiUK O. K ftP. aint Corvallia. O nn EAST 1 SOUTH VIA- S0UTHERN PACIFIC R0UU. THE iMOUNT SHAbTA "OUU California exprue uilu, run daily KOKTU Ar. . S:i aai S.MU p ui..Lv Purtlaud S:28 d m.-Lv Allm.v Lv .. 0:14 Ma :! a m..Ar S. t raitcUM.-o.Lv V-uu i Lscal faae. TralB lall- Ljl. Sunday b0 a ui..Lv Portland . li:iu p ni . . Lv. . . Albany..., ti;w p mAr.....Ko;burf.. , ..Ar.. 4:00 tu .L.v..lX;uUkin ..Lv.. t:oo in l:&0pin..Lv Albany Ar.. 9:26 pm tS6pm..Ar. Lebanon Lv.. 6:4U aiu 7;1o a u..Lv....Albany... Ar.. 4.2i put S.22 a m . Ar.... Lebanon. .. Lt.. !4o pu al. i imcal, uaiav (t.,t Sunday) 5.00 n. ..v Portland Ar V.uo a a S.UU....Ar Albany L...oo a a PULLMAN BUFFETSLEEl'ERS. TOURIST SLEEPINo CARS. for accommodation ot iSeeond-Ciaas Pa eng-era attached to Kxprtw lr una. r- Wcat Side llvlalvB. Between Poitlauu and Corvallis Mall Train Uall - Kxcept buuday 730m..Li-, ...Po.tUiit TrAr.5T3p. m liKlOp U1..A1. Corvauia.. L. la.&ip. m At Albany and Corvallia connect itt traina ot Oregon PaciBcrUilroad. tzpreaa Irala lall ttx.tpi Sunday 4:40 pm..Lv Portland-. Ar.. Boiuu :6j ai..Ar.....McMinnville.Lv.. S.4Sam THROUGH TICKFTS lo All Point. EAST AND SOUTH CV'Por tickets and fmi n.,. r.....;n rardinif rates uiapa, etc., call ou couipau j K. HOKULKri; E. P. KOCIEKS, Mauairei Aaat. ti. K. tp. A mm PACIFIC BL'I Overland Koute Trains for the East loave Portland at 7 am. -nd 0.-09 r a. daily. TIP It liTSj10 ,nd fro, Princlpa A 1 V fV Ji 1 O pninui in I'nlted Utatam. t-'anaila and P.uropa. PULLMAN PALACl CAR SLLIPLRS. Fn Oolooirt Blstniw Cara Rsa Xhnu(k sa Ex reea Traiaa OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS KANSAS CITY CHICAGO 4.ND ST. LOUIS. ' Klecaat Krw Dlalas i'ars VI It . 4kaatr. Close Connections at Port laud for San Praa Cisco and Puget Sound points. WBoata leave the Company's wharf at the foot of Rroadalbln street, on Tueodav arts Friday uf each week. C. ii. RAWLINOS. City ticket and Kreurht Airent MI.L. " ieeral Trasle Maaacrr. T. Yt . LI-.E, . r. A. JOHN SCHMEER'S LiYBry. Feed & Sale stable Oor.r Second and Blimporih tih ALBANY. OBKOOb HOBsas boaedbs by the day or month. Car riagesor btunriea on rsaaonable twaa nl KOSHAY A MASON Wholesale and Retail ists ! BoobM LB A NT, OB EG Droo Vat sals ay 9 t. i aV ...4. i -
