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Newspaper Page Text"TTFTR MOKNilTO If IS KALI) FRIDAY. BEPTmrBElt 19 1890. ... r w 1 tl 1 H0tmn(5UiB j . . i.v & NLi WBRKL.Y TERVI? oPSl.l'CKIn'N AIL .unlisted s.ery mom.UK """ , 6 oo r r twl, per eai.... 'WBtCKXl. Published ser Friday Morning.) iM..op.,per annum. In ..uvauce... i.c. 2.50 UMo nut paid In advance TBB MAILM. Mails 1 the Albanv oostoffic close I A. If, fba Wat Seda a, I ud ttm Nairow iH.ll, ' t Portland and c ,; " J ""IS"" ""'.J -"7 "so - - jc south....-. ' , fbe ooMofflce will be C- I aeh evehli fom adx to seven o'clock. Rstsrsd miner tor the. ly mornmx nSJSklbe mailert before 3 o clock the oseytous Tsnlnr. ORBOPJliirTIMK TABLE. Arrive! Departs . ll.irrall.OO p m ..' 6.2Spml 6.50a Frstt AMERICAN INDUS! HI ICS. Tun supremacy ot the influence of American institution is )egin xiinic to permeate every liabtiable portion on the globe, and the push and inventive genius of the yankee race is making for us a nauio that resound in every locality. Age of Steel says that a new civilization is spreading over the world. New ideas, new want, and new ap pliances are gradually-replacing the notions and habits of olden d.iy. Home races are in the tail end ofthe procession, and are as yet tifti partially affected by the reconstruc tive spirit of the nineteenth cen tury.! These races are numerically a majority, and it is in the indus trial development of these hune areas of continents and population that the commercial future of Eu rope and America are definitely centered. The influences of Vett ern civilization are at work in thece mi-civilized masses the bottle of yeast is in the bag of tiour antl e have the biggest half of the" planet emerging out of stagnation and neutrality into an active and vital connection with the rest oi the world. China, as the most populous empire of the east, i. wheeling its huge action of the planet into line with the wenterii civilization and enterprise. It has its mines and railroads, its electric plants and paper mills, and lias canceled its inland duties, and an nulled its prohibitory law on the export of iron. Only recently an infijential Chinese newspaper, the Bhen Pao, in an article on the necessityof developing the mineral wealth of China, said encourajre iaxly; "China is known to con tain coal fields of tweutv times the extent of all the coal fields of Eu rope. Hunan alone contains a much coal as all Europe. Shan tung, Chihli, and South Man churia have coal fields stretching under., 250,000 square li of their area, and Shanei 14,000 spuare li. It is calculated that the coal there, in stored would lant the world 2,433 years, at a yearly consump tion of 300,000,000 tons. Hupeh, Hunan, Kiaugsi, Kirid, Manchuria and Mongolia all contain coal, copper, and iron mines." British India, with a population of 200, 000,000, is develiping its coal, cotton, grain, and tea industries; the output of coal in 18VJ beitu 1,760,000 tons, and the exports ;f tea representing $-'5,000,000. The rich planter wants imported machinery, and the grain grower is using his old plow to cook his curry. Steam engines, pumps, mining tools, electric appliances and the whole assemblage of lalior saving machinery are in demand from Buriuah to Bengal. Japan la moving along with remuikable energy ; has its cotton mills, with 50,000 spindles, paper mills, coal mines, electric plants, and rail ways, and seems de.-tined to be the foremost of Asiatic nations. Al'ri rica nas Deen opeueu up to com merce, and has magnificent possi bilities. The trade ot Zanzibar amounts to $10,000,000 perunnum, and brings east Africa in commer cial connection with Bombax. Twelve million docile and work able natives are located by the in land sea of Lake Victoria, and 050,- 000 square miles are in the ephen ..f D.:.;l. .1 i., v& uittiou iiiLiuemt; aioutt. 1 lie .Nile valley, Ugando, ami the Congo State are al: added areas t the empire of commerce and trade yet to be utilized by the injustii.il nations of the world. In thin, aa in all other foreign fields, America has its place and possibilities. Its inventive genius, mechanical skill, - and its wealth of raw material have already secured the pres ide that makes success a certainty. American macninery is ton mi in English factories. Its tire engines are known across the Rhine. American reapers cut the wheat of Austral a, and the diamond digger at 'the Cape uses a Yankee pick. American lamps are seen in Yoko hama and Shanghai, and the Jap tides in a Btreet tar mae in "ew Kngland The American to co.no tive runs on uioimrrliial rails. ri (V.mieftiiMit .-lock keeps limn lor the lurK, mc . . m i !. iWt the Greek., and the Egyptian, and the Waterbury wateb gently ticks in th '. tunic of the Oriental dude. Armour's j beef is gratefully masticated by the nomads of the Nile. The Parage in Bombay eats the boiled beans of the Boston, Puritan, and Oregon salmon gruceluily vanish in the restaudants of Cunstaut nople. The foreign field foi Anier cau enterprise is wide, and if practically co-extensive w ith the wants of the human race, li is to be secured and held by the viitues of energy and integrity. THU TAX QUESTION. The trne of reform for our as sessment and taxation laws has of late assumed the single plaint oi repeal of the mortgage tax and the usury laws AU the soph i -ileal reasoning imaginable have been brouijlit to bear upon the question io establish the justice oi such proceedings. A perfect fever seems to have S"i. d the press of the state and almost without ex ception each piper reiteiates the same plaint. 1 Apparently some one has taken snuff and strait .uiy tl.cy all com m. nee sneezii.g. We ate t'ld in one and the same breath practically speaking for it is in the same editorial article that the money loaner never pays any uortgage or other tax, that the borrower invariably bears all of that expense; and then that money refuses to come into Ori son and is driven out of the state necauseof the burdens placed upon it by the mortgage tax and usury law. First it doosn't and then it docs, ail in the same breath. The position taken by these capital enamored would be rfasonerss that money is driven from ttie slate, and it the laws are repealed, money ttiat now makes the borrower pay all the expense--, will then come into the state and hecome a philanthropic angel, bear the expense and go iuto the pocket A the poor man with less burdens than at present. Tlctt is, at present even when held in restraint, it robs the poor man, but just remove all retraint and then itsangelic nature will shine out in extraordinary oenevolent actions. The si: iple '.rue aspect oi theagument is that it so iar surpasses tile plea of the levil in his tempUtion of Christ, that it lays that sulphuric s:.. lie production in the shade' We are referred to the stan oi Washington as an example of what free untrammelled luniiey u..i dv. These wondeiul solvers ot financial problems, ignore the fact that Washington has been the l ground for the Northern railroad, and dates its woi.! growth from i.s completion, can only see that the i mo.tgage tax law does li all They tell us that the tto.i- of Oregon is the cause of v- , keeping pace with accoui .j their tell more prosperous Wnsh inr' T. But : ! -v completely uide the lad that in all the sta of union only fourteen are with .ut a usury law, and that in that four teen are s-jmeof the least prosper ous states as well a- prosperous Washington ; and that in the thirty-four carrying usury laws are numbered the most prosperous states of tiie union. Thh fact is that the litillation of the uuiiey influence star's ti.eni otf, and they sneeze without really knowing what they are sneezing about. The I'nion Pacific are now run ning two daily trains through to Chicago in three days, carryi'ngall classes oi passengers on both trains, having Pullman sleepers, tourists sleepers and free reclining chair cars attached. Par-sengers can now leave Portland at 7 a. m. and y r. i. For sleeping car res ervation, etc. apply to C. U. liaw linns, toot of Broadalbin ftreet. A tine line of Artists material just opened at J. A. CummingV drug .-toie. "w elettant lotion for tan. ; H I O- it A 1 . iminrt-iM) tuiiiinliwl front rwm witli KJ h..iii. an lit renieii b a ireniieuivii a il tit t iaiiit, li anDiviiw m J i -colt, on kko.h,) tirt. betaeeu Broatiallun li oSr.Y-I n h.iii.l at 'lfcnc t;oj II nu i-itx i,r imttirr. Fu..; JL aiui.;u() 10 ..in on cit 1 neix.ii, nil entail' iir.n.r, o,,slI, tUlw nUU(e I'llK hi bol llt-A gTeaiu art.nl Th. himl tu the saw. !ill ,. 11 ,,. 1 l..-ae your onUri, rt Lr. Jo.it-,- and yoi.. w.hi -t,l bcloru tko unt. rut onus IHIIi alouii, ltw ACRES OK HKsT-CLASS I lain! S uiilfi) fn.in .l.elttiion, p.itly im liroved, suualiie ior liauy stotk. fruit or pou. try. For further intoruulioii inquire at I Inn oltlce. ALL 'EKMNS HAVINti LNSE11LLD account with John LlierrMiuar aiw r. 4Ui ttel to call at once and acttlc a he han nolo hu meat market and haa retinal from the huaiijvaa. a W. AVERS, ARL'HlTtCT AJU SLl'EK- Firat ban iiDuikiiiiv, Albany. Or. Work solicited from ali part of tea caoniy mi tie rful ut -GO TO C. -FCU BARGAINS- Not selling at cost, but at prices that defy competition. Call and get prices. Our motto is "live and let live, quick sales and small profits. 3iDon'i forget the place, McFarlmid Block. Kesp'y, XTEW Y0EK C. B. B ST0BS. K. C SEARLS -DEALER IN Exclusive Agoncv fa lit, l M li K li G v li L O CK The City Liquor Store . )l . HA UM G A li 7 , ProjHetnr. -"Next yor to the Odd Fello 8' emplo, Albany, Oregon litapa ..onutaritly on Hil tlio Hiiiit imo r:o I nd dc'noitic wines, lienor, cifri an i i a 'hilv flmt liquor store id the city i ! PAIDFO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY-' TU LIUS Manufacturer of -AND DEALER IN- FINE IMTCD AND KEY H'EST ,'ar, VIuk aud Smoking Tobaccos, Meerschaum uud briar Pipe,.a full lite.' o1 iSuiokers' Articles. Also dealer in Se '. uoot to PHeitler's candy store, Albauy, Oreifou, W A N Ten thousand Men Women D t:i9K & FM)MAN JSUOS., PATTTinW w- I" Doarfaa Shoe ar vaullVll warranted, and every pair haa ilia name and price atamped on bottom. 5S?; I- hi A S.... MVl f or W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE Fine Cnlf and I.aced Waterproof Grain. The excellence and wearing qualttlea of thla shoo cannot be belter nhown than by the strong endorse ments of Its thousands of constant wearers. SS.OO (.ennlne lland-aewed, an elegant and stylish dresR Shoe which commends Itself. Jl .OO lland'aen-ed Welt. A flne calf Shoo t unequalled rnr style and durability. SO. SO Unodyear Writ Is the standard dreaa 4 Shoe, at a popular price. SO. SO Pollceman'n Shoe is especially adapted w for railroad men, farmers, et. All made in Congress, Button and Ice. 1 $3&$2SHOES lafd,?s. hi drto iwn mom wtroramy received mnce mtroaucea and the recent lmprovementB make them superior to any shoes sold at thene ask roar ueaier, ana ir r. and If direct to factory enc.ot.ng adTertlaed prica. or a Dostal for order blanks. V. Ij, DOVGLASt Brockta, M SPRINGFIELD SAVVIifllLL A. WHEELER, SPRlKtiFlELD, PROPRIETOR. SlKIN(iFIEI.I a li!A1lunjLi?''ird wnd office KaUroad, between 4th A. W heeler. Albany Manager RIG THE- B. R. pfy. Ms, Notions LADIES AND GENTS FUR MSUINGS. Mv ''hoe Depart unlit is now'i omplete with the latest stylesTand finest goola at the lowest pr tea. also tt Ludlow Fine Slioes- TOvSBPH Choice Cigars rr JED and Children to buy goods of- Imorters and Dealers in all kind oi guns and ammunition, fishing tackle of ev ery descript:on. cutlery and base ball goods, tents, hammocks and camp chairs. The largest stock Fouth of Portland. Come one and all. No trouble to show goods. Quic sales and small piofits is our motto. Also repair shop connected with store and first class workmen to do all kinds of work r 0 0 FOR GENTLEMEN. ft r ! i trices fi nnnnt innnlv nti awtnal ne OREGON d 5th BtreeUjfcJl . WHEEL rHVHII4 M H. ELLIS, PHYSICIAN ANl SL'Rr geon, Albar.y Oregon. WH. DAVIS, M U. PHYSICIAN A-l auieon. ' Can be found at his office room in Btrahan'g block, First street. Albany Oregon- C. KEIl'PHYSfcIAjrANb'ijri. . geon Albany, Oregon, office in Pierce' new block.' Otflce hours, from 8 a. a. toj r. m A J. ROS'MTKR, VETERINARY SIR . geou, gmduate of Ontario veterinary college and member of tbe Ontario veterin ary medical society, la prepared to treat the diseases ot ail domesticated animals on scientific principles. Office at Ans Marshall's livery stable Residence 4th and Calapooia streets, Albany, Oregon. Da.. K. A. McAlibtih bomiofathio put aician and surgeon Has removed hiti office Into Crawford's block. All calls prompt ly attended to. DR Q. A. WHITNEY, PHYSICIAN AND surgeon. Graduate of Bellevue Hospi tal Medical College, New York City. Diseases of women a specialty. Office in at residence un 7th street between Calapooia and Vine, Albany Oregon. DR.M. J. I TON. PHYSICIAN ND Surgeon, t'.Mmberg's Block, Albany, Or. Female diseases a 8eeialty. Can be found fi the office day or night. AITWK.MilM. W. T. BUHXCV. L. T. B4R1N, J. W DRAPKR BURN iY, BAR1N It DRAPER, ATI'OR neys at law, Oregon City, Oregon. Twen ty years experience as register of thj U. S. Land Office at Oregon City and in the land practice recounuends ug in uur specialty business before the Laud Office r the couri's and inv living the practice in the ge cral liand Office. H. C. WATSON, attomey-at-law, Albanj , Oregon. Ollice in Stfahan block I N. DUNCAN - ATTORNEY-T LAW J . and uotary public. Olice in the Strahau block, rooms No. I and 2. D. a, B. BLaCKBLR.N. H. WRIOIII. BLACKBURN, & WRIGHT ATTORNEY AT Law, Albany Oiegi-n. Of) ce 11. Odd fellow's Temple. -Vill practice in all court f the state, and gie special attention to all business. WOLVERTON CHARLES E. A rTORXEY at Law, Albany, Or.- Office in rooms 13 and 14, Foster's Block, over L. E. Blsin't ftore, T K. WEATHFRKORD, ATTORNEY AT J. law, Albany, Oregon. Office in the Fllnn Block. Will practice in all the courts of thestate, and give special attention to all business. JAMES P. MEAD, ATTORN EY-AT-L AW and title examiner, Albany, Or. Will practice in all the courts of the state. Ab stracts of title furnished onj short uotice. Ton years experience. SKCKKT SOCIETIES. A. O. U, W. Safety Lodge No, 13; meets every Monday evening at the G. A. R. hall on Ferry street, between Second and Third. Albany, Oregon. Strangers in the jity and transient brethren cordially invited to attend. Mcl'herson Post No. 6, U. A. R. Stated meetings at the U, A. R Hall on the second and Fourth Friday evenings cf each nionili. Transient Comrades aie cordi y invited to meet with us S. W. RKECE, B. F. Tabi.br, Commanded Adjutant, Land Aorveylng. PARTUS BSSIRINO Sl'RVKYING DONB CAN OR tain accurate and prompt work by calline upon ex-county surveyoi F, T. T. F'isner. He has complete copies of Held notes and town ship plats, and is prepare 1 1. -'.o surveying in any irt of Linn county. Postothce address Millers Station. Linn cou ity, Oregon. Contractor anil Ituilder. DC. SHELL WILL rURMBH PLANS, SPSCII'IVA . tions and details for all kinds of build ing and architecture. All work promptl done and guaranteed to be ftrst-claM. Esti mates furnished on short notice for brick buildings, residences, public buildings, bridges, etc. CI B. WINN, AGENT FOR THE LEAD J ing tire, life and accident innurance com panies. Contractor and Builder. mHK UNDERSIGNED HAVING LOCATED JL in Albany solicits patronage from city and country. Will contract to build bridges barns, and all manner of dwelling houses, including Queen Anne, Eastlake and Eliza bethian stvles of buddings. Will furnish plans, andsptcificatins free of charges. Satir faction guarantee W. V, CASSEL. L1ATARRH CURED, health nnd sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 60 cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by Foshay II Mason. WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and Liver Compldint? Shiloh's Vitalizeris uara nteed to cure you. For Bale by Foshay Mason. IO H lame back, Bide or chest,' use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by Foshay & Mason. Oregon Stale Fair, 'DO 13TH ANNUAL EXHIBITION Umlfr the management of the State Hoard of Agriculture, will be held on the state fair grounds near Salem, com mencing on MONDAY, KEPTEMBKIi 15, 1890 And lasting one week CASH PREMIUMS Offered for axricultural, stock and mechanical exhibits, for work" of art and fancy work and for tri als of speed. Reduced rates for fare and freight on all transportation iines to and from the fair, Important im provements have been made upon the groudds and increased facili ties are offered exhibitors. The Pavilion Open FOUR NICHTS RURINC THE WEEK. A splendid field of horses enter ed in the sieed department, and fine exhibitions of racing will be given each day. Entries for premiums close Mon day at 7:20 p. m. Exhibors are urged to make as many of their entries on Saturday before the fair as possible. Goods, animals and articles for exhibition must be in their places by 10 p. ji. Monday. PRICES OF ADMISSION; Man's day ticket $ 60 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. ti. lXJONEY, President. J. T. Omm, gtsrsUry. mil la.yyy pt4SIN6J 10.TASrr.T- VrKTocOUGk? r " : r- ''..roninttivjtv'; Se-ncTJor C. rcolar.Sj jtr knit 3 frCj slow. , tinwsifc, stoves, etc. li; Itei m I V- sossaaBBSi id a KID. V ass JULIUS UliADWOHL'SS GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR. THE LEADING CROCKERY, FANCY GOOD8 AND TOY STOKli OF ALBANY. THE ONLY GEN (JIN V ROGERS BROS SIL VER WARE, FRENCH CHINA . ' D GLASSWARE, BOY'S WAGONS, BABY' AN1 DOlL CAR, RIAGES, AN1 A General Assortment of Fancy Goods. Specialty u the ihiest Teas, Coffees and Family Groceries, lie Imyt direct for net cash and carries the largest no"k in the Valley. Insurance agent for f-ire and FOR PURE DRUGS TOILEJ" AND FANCY GOODS o ro AT.So CARTES The Finest Line of Pianos and Organs in tiie Willamette Valley. CAM. AM yjsy 1 1 Is S1(K FEE D -ANI- GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET. WANTED SPECIALLY Hay. oats and potatoes, to supply enstormr on the Oregon Pacific Railroad extension ai'd ny iricreasicp borne trade, whnrp I nr-11 in o"nf'f''i t.o suit f hf' pure hss'-rs. fifties font or Ferry street V? NT R.OBRRTSON' ALBANY BAKERY. PARKER BROS., PROPRIETORS. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND . CAKES 'FORV. I VFRKPH FKUITS PFR-V I FRF8II B.' ED V. WErPINGSv. j K1F AND VEGETABLES I BRE i) oice Table Delicacies and Full Line ot Fancy and Staple Groceries .r ! Pro visions, Canned Goods, Nuts, Candi s. "K'o., Etc Full Live of Imported mtul J)owette Cigar Perfect llemeife I I 2. JlaiewiSWasiDme ALBANY ORE.GON, !Vi.-- No limit to this game. We mean to win if we don't make a cent. We're going to do the bulk of the hardware business of Al bany. Get of us. Ours are at? ood as anybody's and a little cheaper. Our stock comprise!? all that is bpst in hardware k Market SHOES FOR Ladies Fn e I is. At Lowest Trices. laii anri biia i.i,t- i uT of rwk Marine. li. L BLACKMAN nruag, Paints, Oils fnfaai iijnl Mt artk-ts A.iar- a fail DM 0l boolta ar .tatlssiiii. furloiHrali, eU- tsvefur i o Faiim mm STORE StADV IB THU Vaquiua Route jiitL'UN M'IMU RAlLKuAiJ Oroiion Development Co.'s !StamsIriip Line it j li 01 iANt 22 Hours Less 'i'in.e 1 ban by any other roi l. : AccomcHlatiens unFUi assed fc; . juifc ; c ltt. fares and 'rei.iits via 'uiitu Lhfc lfriin levc nt.tT...,.t mnit .. l-'b ehi ?, miiob leas tha. tj aijy o.i -V ro il" " "tuiLm tu luc num.- il'f,Kll tud b.in F.aiicisco. "SAILING UATKS. PKOH TaiiUINA. Willamette Valley .... , W I .July Mta A u. 1st . lota. .. " jtb Wliiauiette Valley ...... V. illauictte V alley mM r oa SAS rRANClSCC Farallni Wiilauiulte Valley........ Willamette Vallev W. V Aug 1st lllti Its .JuK Slt The Piu( an ruNervt- the rigb. t. tt.si.s toauitrs or alllIll dates. V. II. lihnLL, J., OeO F. 1'. Ai U JO k!.nt;ii.- iy Hiret, 5;aji Fra iiwxt, Hciiu :..i-r tLc Oreirou !'; ili: ...pu lai tui. iin-r excursious. Low latt ex i.ibK'ii liekftB tire ou talf i r.ty uuttayand Saturday fnai Ai'iij Cor 'Mis tnd Pliilnith t. Vitquitis uud r tuu li turn trijis untii tt j.i.-ia. ber ; 1.ILT I U--hM!KR THAINS Kaeept &uuUiys.) . 00 a a , L Albany r ...S a a " ij.,iu'W L aM Outva Ar Alba . O. 6..C. . 1Ii.au. t- ti ral llanuei. vi.ii t-.'M v:Uiih, O nu c. Hon a, AcUuk l.. F a 1 EAST hisVm SOUTHERN t-ACihiC hOUli. THE MOUNT SMbT; 0l'jL California expresa traito ru.. .Ally eocru t:tO p ni..Lv f'ortland Al.. 9:3.'- aat p lu..L Alhavy . . :14 mi. i'Ab a IV. ' ... s ' i - . "'-o. Li .. V. j ia 4M-al I'aaa. 'fmiii l.ail- (t. tuDUa;. 8XK)a in..Lv Portlaud Ar.. 4:W , l ll:'JQ p in..Lv. . Albany .....H . .la.w m :00 p mAr.....Roseburj; L . . .k . a, XrbauuD Uraurh. l:5upm..L Albany Ar.. V.xb u- 2:M m..Ar I.fhanun Lv.. o:4u ui 7;W a ui..Lv.. Albany..... Ar.. 4 -in a. U,t2 a in..Ar....Lelfaiuii l.v.. b -u pas ALBA I LOCAL, 1'AIAV (Lxeept MnuaiJ 5.00 r i.v Portland Ar D.oO a a W.00 Ar. . . .Albany Lv....,.uu a a PU LLM AN B L'FFETS LEE PEt. TOURIST SLKEPINo CAK, For acoomniiKlkti. il of .Set-ouj.iaas Pa enters atUched U, repress i rums. Wetil Mlr UivUiuu. Between Pottlaiiu and Coivallis Mall Train aliyA k&cep. sunuj-, I'Jfc) a m.. L. . . . t'o.-tian i ..Ar.ri iw p. m l2:lUpm..Ai ccn.-u.io.. L l.;V.p. a At Albany and Oorvallis connect itl trains of Oregon eacitielU.iiroaa i-;xrrs Tralu llaiiy iKx.t i sumia) 4:40 pm..Lv.. 1.2b p m.. Ar.. Portland Ar.. 6:20am . 5it-.Miiinville.Lv. . 5.4faui THROUGH TICKFTS Io Ail Point- EAST AND SOUTH V Tor tickets and lull inn niiaiicin re KardiiiK rats maps, etc., call on eompaiiv's avent at Albaiit. It. hOKHLER, E. P. Kool.KS, JUaiiaxer Asm. U.I.aKA DKIOH PACIFIC COM .. 1! Overland Kouta Trains for the r jt leai I'nrtlanS at 7 a mi 8:00 r. v. daily. TTfU' ti,rr "d trom P"r"-"iu J. lUlvL J O poinu. in I niMd StAMs,. t:anjLta anl Kuroiie. PULLMAN PAUCIaIAR SLELPtRS Frss OolsDitt Slssmnr Cars Ban Tbrcn gb es tlx reu Xraini OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFK KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS. Klegaal r IMatns 'ara M II 4 bancr. Closs Connections at Portland for San t'ra Cisco and Fuet Sound points. ' jfVBoats leave the Conipanv's wharf, al the foot of Broadalbin street, on 1 uexdav anJ Pridav of each week. C U. RAW LI.S, t'ity tioket and f rcieht A rent V. . Mlllr. """I 1 rtlUr Managrr. 1. . l.r.K. i. 1. A. JOHN SCHtV!EER' Livery. Feed & Sale stable fa ... r Stnmd and EUmnnOi Nti ALtAVT, flRKOVA Ho: koari.ki. Ly the day month Cat n .-sor bunriea on ruwonable term. vflnl FOSHAY & MASON Wholesale and Retail Dnii ! Booksellers I.BAKV, fi . OIF, whoopirr cough ami I rn,, l jti, immediately relieves1 by Shilak's tire al ay r oak ay VasM. HILESSHO