Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, September 20, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text. TTTB MOlmrNff IfEKALI BATTJBlJAV, SEPTmvmKR 20 1890. iaiuy 4Ni weekly DAILV yubiubni aary mornm except Moudayj iTcreJ by carrier, per - r nuul, par feat - - 8 " 'WEEKLY. ilMblianed mr; Fri-lay Morning.) n copy pet mi"""1! in ftJvancc.M9-QQ ho But mid in dvmiwo .. .N THE anu. "alia rt tha Albany poatoifica cloae j'uf u omtM MTU rhe Emutd Mate '"ha Waat Sida ajid the Narrow 6s 8;S0 a. a. ft. R4 i Portland and inrallia and Yaquii.. inV.a aaath...- 1 be postofBc will be .... m Mm n'ivlnrk ..11 a. u ...lio p. 7:30 P. M il Mob evening bylaWred matte lor tha ly morntuif rain should ba mailed before s o clock the ueerloea amnin. OREGON PACIFIC T1MB TABLE. Arrrvea Depart .7..m.i5ainll.00pni ,.' &.2Apml 6.50a WANTS TO COME IS. It ba become entirely certain that the question of annexation ban become a leading issue in the lominion of Canada, and that in many portions of that country the subject of admission into the United states is openly and gener ally advocated. Perhaps the most mgniticant utterances on this subject of late are those of the ljueber Telegraph, one of the government organs. This paper sys : "If we are' permitted to gauiie current events in Canada we think that annexation to the I'niteJ states is making great headway among the people. It is coming, and that be fore long. Sir John may preach all kinds of doctrines; h may climb upon Johnny Bull's back and become the last man on earth to accept the platform, but dollars and cents will bring it about. The McKinley bill is paused by a large majority, and that deals a hard blow to the commerce of Canada. England, we are told, is as read to give op Canada and Newlound landas Heligoland." This ia very strong language, even in a newspaper of the French provinces of Quebec, which has never Krn wholly satished with the English domination. The article goes on to say : "England is neither a mother nor a friend to us. We have nattered her too much, and now is the time, when one of her sovereign's grand children is hero, that we should talk as plainly as possible of the situation. How would brother Jonathan meet us with an expres sion of joy? Property would boom and commerce with the worM world would be carried on whieli would bring comfort aud glory to the masses." More than a year ago, when commercial union with Canada was being discussed considerably, it was said that political union wonld preeede couimeicial union, and that our true policy wan to go on about our own but-inees and wait for Canada to come to us. It would seem that the time i near at hand; that the Canadian- have come to see where their true . interests lie, and that before long no Canadian militia colonel, like Gray, will have any right to pull down the Stars and Strips on Canadian soil. Great Britain caree nothing for Canada, and her neglect has worn out even the fig ment of loyalty which the Cana dians had retai led for the mother country. There will come an amicable separation, and this will be followed by overtures on the part of Canada for admission to the Union. TuaRK are now 942 submarine tables, exclusive of the seven Atlantic cables, with an agm-gatc of 112,740 nautical milen. The overland telegraph is already a world-wide institution, in wliirh there is a total of l,tiK0,SM miles of wire enough of the attenuated to go around the equatorial heir o: the globe just thirty times. The United States has 77t,5'M) miles l wire, and in 18S9 had no less than 56,000,000 message traveling tlie country. France haiI'JO.S'.tO miles of wire on which in lisH er transmitted 30,05 i.UHO dispatches, (treat Britain ha hung up 180,600 miles of metal line and in IhS'.i sent 50,000,000 messages of their silent flight. In many cases where the power of the law steps in and lays its strong hand upon individuals, t restrain or correct them, it does seem extremely diihcult to under stand the justice of the proceed ings.' An instance of tt.is sort receives the Tribune's sharp criti cism in the following: When a dissolute woman, in a tit of drunken recklessness, jumps overboard froua a steamboat, it is projter to lock her up on a charge of attempt ing suicide. But why, in the pam wi coiumonseiioe, should her male companion!), who first made her drunk and thea urged her; desperate art upuu her, be per- : niit :ed to go free? If she be guilty j of attempted self-murder, they are : guilty of inciting to murder, and that ia an offence which should not go unpunished. Architects' sometimes receive severe critieisni. Perhaps this is as sarcastic as they usually arrive at. "A church spire in Illinois was lifted into the air yesterday by a tornado, reversed and dropped small end foremost through the roof. Considering the architectural quality of most church spires, it is not impossible that the new position of the one in question is an improvement." New York ci'y has tin-.lly adopted a desiirn for the Grant monument. The action in con gress, vikin towards the removal of Gra. 's remains to Washington, forced 'lis movement, and rnw there wi probably be an earne-t endeavor. ttulleef sufficient funds lor theer fn of the inoiiumenly making penny collect'' ns through the country. Gre itis New York but the country must foot the hill. Is Montana ani Minnesota the .uteriin iiettweii snow stunts was just barely lig enough to allow of the promised f-eed time ami har vest, by crow ding them H4 close to gether as possible. The jublicaiiou over the returns from Vermont were not of long duration. Maine's eleition came too soon hr tfter, and now all is as still an I iiiet as a church mouse. A Ki Old A(. J, II. Holi'ome. and wife, oi elcherville, Texas, have cele brated their fifty-tilth wedding anniversary, and are stdl hale ami hearty. The secret of their long ife and good health is that they correet any slight ailment prompt ly, and in th it way avoid serious sickness. Like most every one lse, they are m.Te frequently Troubled with consiipatiou than any other physical disorder. To correct this tiey take St. Patrick's i'ills in preference to any other, iM-cause, as Mr. Holcomn says, 'They are a mild pill and, besides keep 'he whole system in good rder. We prize them very ligtily." For sale by Foshay A Mason. Pniguiste. "A Man' Chaneee tu Marry." Half per cent from 50 to 5b years of age. Two per cent from 45 to 50 years of age. Five and a half per cent from 40 io 45 years of aire. Six and a half per cent lrv :'" :o 40 years of age. 'lVn and a hall per cent f: u 30 to 35 years of age. Twenty-live per cent front i'5 to .(I years of age. Forty-seven per cent f:uLu 20 to .'5 years of a,;e. Three per cent, from 15 to 20 years of age. One hundred per cent if yo(. -..iy yo ir clothing of G. W. Sun; -mhi, Vloany, Oregon. .Ia-k-t and Wrap, j I am now reeeivui.' :i :V .ind ; winter stock of ladiee, nr. j- n I ! children jackets and w raps .i.cli I are oi the latest slyle an- ood I value and as elieap as ,-i.i.id;tid ' goods can be 'sjuvlit. i ii.ue a lot of Udie Newmarkets earned .er in in ... ; .a.-:li 1 am e- ng t cost to make room for in - ar rivals. amikl t. Yoi o. tVhat Ia It Why a church sjeiabio io bu kiiven under the allspices of the Youni; People of ihe l'resiiyteriui t-hurch, at I he residence of Air. and Mrs. t'. E. Urownell next Friday evening. Come - and enjoy a ph asaut tlm-. The I'nion Pacific are now run- : uing two dad trains lliroiiuh to, Chicago in three d;iys, carrying all classes ol passengers on both i tr.iins. having Pullman sleepers, ; 'ourists sleepers aii'i free reclinm-; chair cars attached. Passengers ' can now leave Poriland at 7 a. m. I and 9 r. M. For sleeping car res-; ervatiou. etc. apply io V. G. Kaw- lings, foot of bioadalbin street. j A tine line of Artists materials just opened at J. A. Cummiiig's drug store. Stylish coats and jackets fiT ladies, misses and children at the ladies lazaai. Use elegant lotion 'rvr tin. A l: U iO- iA i. IjOK jAIK --t.'aHli er installment plau .aiil lunic-o ant. tw- nam tut Ati to V. 0NK ruuirortaMy furiiihtfU front rocni with nuih. 111 In? renttii (,y g-mli.uia:i a ..I it - or two ta!ieat ty apiiiiijj tu J. t. .?.iU, uii OcvwhI btra -t, l;tweuu Uruailaihiri n'l Kljworia MOSKV 1 ya mi hiul at net tin S7cu ami ajtKi io iau on my or coui.iry ti uqtate. W. i., Mrl'heroli, estate broiler, oibitt htwa lluiibt. iOkd ntiA Ateain wa.nl uu. 7o HhlelU' lo tliv 3W. ' ail -.1) u. li. icr-y( ui leave your unien, n Lr. JoiieV anil ku ycur woo-j ral livlore Um int r atuiuis r-oK altHHJ, ltO ACKKs OI' I 'IKST-CLAmS lana 4 milia Irnin .Leiianon, partly ira lioted, ouuatiiw for dMijy tttuik. fruit or l jltry. tor lurther uiroruiatiou inuaire at thia ollice. I A "-k.so.ns iiAviso CNaEi iLKDi LL I-KKSO.SS UAVI.NO C.SbEI 1LK1) I t. avwaaa4 af 'KU tivi ICIlfsJCf UlC If- I qi:ted :o call at once anil .-ttlc as he has 1 aula hu meat market and has retirod from ! aula hu meat market and has retirod from uie uusineas. C! B. Wl.NN, AOKNT 1-OK Tllf LEAH t in g tirv, Ufa aati accident uiuxmiic vuuj faiuas. ! CIS m -tiO TO NEW I C. B. B. -FCR BARGAINS- Not selling at cost, but at prices that defy competition. Call and get prices. Our motto is "Uve and let live, quick sales and email profits. sJ"I)on't forget the place, McFarland Block. Kesp'y, 2TEWY0BS C. S. E ST0BS. C SEARLS DEALER IN- Ezelusivo Ajoacv io Ji L ( .If li KHG HI. i CK The City Liquor Store . HAUMflAHT Proprietor. f Next door to the Olii fellosm' urn pie, Allmny, Oret(OD 93 l&oeptf cont'-ftiitly on nril the il'i-;t in irA I mil donttu vrlneA. Hiuoni, ciipira an ! 1 a Only flrat rii liiunr store in the city r PAIDST0 ORDtPS FROM THE COUNTRt Tu li us Manufacturer of -AND DEALER IN- rnti liurtminu tliare, fluK auJ Smoking Tobaccos, Meerschaum aud Briar Pipe,. a a a full lit)-- c ttmokere' Articles. Also dealer Id e ' U'lot to Ptfelffer's candy store, Albauy, Oregeu,. W A. N T ED Ten thousand Men Women and Children to buy good? of DKYOE & FlfOMAN 15ROS., PITTTTrtlJ w- f" Doaglaa 8hea ar vttU 1 1U11 warrnnted, and every pair ha hiaiiainr and price ataroped oa botlaaa. 4 9V at I W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE Fine Calf and I.arrd Waterproof Grain. The eiccltenre ani wrarlnr qualltle of thin shoe rannot be liotter shown than njr the strong endoraa ments of Ita thnusatids of constant wearers. Ss.OO Genuine Iland-aewed, an elegant and stylljh itres tih which commends Itself. 54 .OO llnnd-Kewol Writ. A fine calf Shoa uneiinnlkil for style and durability. SO.SO f-ooilyenr Welt Is the standard dreaa Shoe, at a oimlar price. SO. BO I'oliremnn'x Mhoe Is especially adapted a for railroad men, fBrmers, etc. All made In Congresa, Itutnm and Lace. $3 & $2 SHOES lafd0.es. haTe been most favorably received since Introduced anil the recent Improvements make them superior to any shoes sold at these prices. Ak your Iiealer. and If l e cannot supply you send direct to factory enclosing advertlasd price, or a postal for order blanks. H I H v. 1.. uui SPRINGFIELD SAWMILL A. WHEELER, SFItlNUFIftLD, PKOPKIETOR l? r ' V 11 III OA -- 1 J!iJjU saving h.taber not excelled in quality, xud facUltie. not eurpawed forthe prompt and saiuilacUry ullmif or rder.. I Mipeelfull aollcit a ibare of the UcA a. WUEtJK Tl THE- Drv itftiitk Notions i LAiMKS AND GKNTS FUR MSHINtiS. BOOTS liiiii l!(l!;S Mv Shoe Department is now" complete with the latest styles'aiid finest goods at the low est pr ces. also tfit Ludlow Fine Shoes- Joseph Choice Ciyars awjj mi wrai m fjt& Imorters and Dealers in all kind of guns and auinuinition, fishing tackle of ev ery descript:on, cutlery and base ball goods, tents, hammocks and camp cbaire. The largest stock routh of Portland. Come one and all. No trouble to show goods. Quic sales and small profits is our motto. Also repair shop connected with store and first class workmen to do all kinds of work r o (!) H 0 1 4 1.75 K5 ses- FOR GENTLEMEN. vLis, nrocaioa, ma .VI...,I.W.. OJiKf.f feN I'll I All 1 4S CI t". CHAMBKRI.IN, U. 0., Uomiauattiic fhtsiciau. olH,r at Or. Wallaeosl "Id stand. Broatlalbif. atrf et. Itit1 hnura ? rn a, v.; I to 3 aud to 8 P. x. M H. ELLIS. PHYSICIAN NI SLkr . Kaon, Albany Oregon. WH. OAlS, M D. PHYSICIAN AND suieon. Can he found at his office room it Straban block. First street. Albauv Orejton- C"l cTkEI a YPU YSICIaITaNI) I. Koii Albany, Oregon, otnoe in Pierce' new block OtBce hours, from 8 a. . to r. a AJ. ROSSITKR, VETERINARY SL'R . Keou, graduate of Ontario veterinary college and member of the Ontario veterin ary medical society, is prepared to treat the diseases of all domesticated animals on scientific principles. Office at Ans Marshall's livery stable Residence 4th and Calapooia streets, Albany, Oregon. DR. C A. MCA LISTER HOMEOPATHIC PHT sician and surireon Has removed his office into Crawford's block. All calls prompt ly attended to. Dk a. a. wmr.VEY, physician and gurgdou Uraduate of Bellevue Hospi tal Medical CcVe'-e, New York City. Oiseases of women a sp :alty. Office in at residence on 7th street between Calapooia and Vine, fAlbany Oregon. IVR.M. J PA'ToS, PHYSICIAN ANI) U surireon, Blurauenr's Block, Albany, Or. Female diseases a Becialty. Can be found n the office day or nii;ht. W. T. BL'RNKT. L T. SARIN, J. W UKAPKR BLRNiY, BAkl.V a OUAPEIt, ATfi R neys at law, Oreiton Citv, Oregon, l ao.i tv years verien e as Iregister of th.' U. S. Land Offline t Oregon City and in the I n.tl practice recomuitnds us in ur soecialtv husiretw before the Land Office or the courts and inv .lunif the pne.'tu e in the ge eral Land Office. II C. WATSON", attorney at law, Albany , urcon. Ottice in Strahan block JN. DUNCAN -- ATTOKN'EY-VT LAW . and notary public. OUce in the Strahan bloc, rooms No. I and i. o. R. N. BLaCKBI'KK. o. w wrioiii. BLACKBIKN, & WRIGHT ATTORNEY AT Law, Albany Oregon. Ott.ce in Odd r'ellow's Temple. -V i 1 1 practice in all courts of the state, and (rive special attention to nil business. WOLVERTON CHARLES E. ATTORNEY at Law, Albany, Or. Office in rooms IS and 14, Foster's Block, over L. E. Ulaio's store. JK. WEATHFRFORD, ATTORNEY AT . law, Albany, Oregon. Otfice in the Flinn Bluck. Will practice in all the court of thestate, and rive special attention to all business. JAMES P. MEAD, ATTORN EY-AT-LAW and title examiner, Albany, Or. Will practice in all the courts of the state. Ab stracts of title furnished oi't short notice. Ten years experience. SECRET bOCIETIKM. A, O. U, W. Safety Lodge No, 13; meets every Monday evenintf at the O. A. K. hall on Ferry street, between Second and 'lhird. Albany, Oregon. Strangers in the citi and transient brethren cordially invited toattet.d. McPherson Post No. b, I). A. R. Stated meetings at the O, A. R Hall on the second and FourtD Friday evenings cf each mourb. Transient Comrades are cordi y invited to meet with us 8. W. REECE, B. F. Tables, Commander Adjutant, Land Surveying. I)ARTIH DBMRIRO t'RVBVI.IH DONE CAN OH, 1. tain accurate and prompt work by calling upon ex-county survey oi r, T. T. Fisher, lie has complete copies of field notes and town ship plata, and is prepare 1 to do surveying in any part of Linn county. Postollice address Milters Station. Linn eou ity, Oregon. Contractor and Builder. DC. SHELL WILL PI R.MHH PLANS, SPECIFICA . tions and details for all kinds of build ing and architecture. All work promptly done and guaranteed to be first-class Esti mates furnished on short notice fcr brick buildings, residences, public buildings, bridges, etc. CW. AVERS, ARCHITECT AND SUPFR . imendaoL Otfl.-e over First National bankjhuilding, Albany, Or. Work solicited from all parts of the '-otintv 4'outrarlor aad Ualldrr. rPHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LOCATED X in Albany solicits patroiutge from city and country. Will contract to build bridges hams, and all manner of dwelling houses, including Oueen Anne, Eastlake and Eliza bethian stvln of buildings. Will furnish plaus, and9ptciflcations free of charges. Satis faction guarantee' W. t.'ASSEL. WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspe(Kia and Liver Compldintt Shiloh's Vltalizeris uara nteeil to cure you. For sale by Foshay Mason. FOR lame back, side or cheat, use Sbilott's Porous Plaster. Sold by Foshay a Mason. Ikp Stale Fair, '90 loTII ANNUAL EXHIBITION Under the management of the State Hoard of Agriculture, will he held on the state fair grounds near Salem, com mencing on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1x90 And lasting one week OH $15,000 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 ou all transportation lines to and from the fair, Important im provements have been made upon the grouilds and increased facili ties are offered exhibitors. The Pavilion Open FOUR NIGHTS DURING THE WEEK. A splendid field of hordes enter ed in the eteed department, and tine exhibitions of racing will be given each day. Entries for premiums close Mon day at 7:20 p. m. Exhihors 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. -n. 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 Bend to the secretary at Portland Oregon, for a premium list. D. H. LOONEY, President. J. T. Gmm, gmwtaiy. LP-TASri sl 1 1 le lm Up ill mm V r rti; S end for c. rculd r.Sl itrlMt3 K stoe.-, tmwiwe. Moves, ttc. KH ' h . r vf Tlio M SI lis -If a r id a KID. UNa)B I i W4 JULILUiiADWOHL'fS GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR. THE LEADING CROCKERY, FANCY ':'ODS AND TOY STORI OK ALBANY. THE ONLY GENU I - ROGERS BROS fcdl VEHWARE, FRENCH CHINA - D GLASSWARE, BOY'S WAGONS, BABY ANU DOl.L CAR, R1AGES, AN1 A General Assortment of Fancy Goods. Specialty n the finest Tea, Coffees and Family Groceries. He buys direct for net cash and carries the largest t-tock in the Valley. Insurance agent for Fire and FOR PURE DRUGS TOILET A 1ST) FANCY GOODS -i'iL: . -.1' V!l"lkaiSM7a! Al.So CARIES The Finest, Line of Pianos ajd Ornans in tip Willamette Valiev. AM' :A!Jv lilh S'KU'K TETL I) -AND- GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET. WANTEDJ SPECIALLY HayH.aU and KUt. es, to supply cuatono r oo the Oregon P'.ifio Railroail exteiiRion ai'd my inrreaaing Forre trade wher I wll in inantitir-a t nit tfu- urc hi'r-. ( ttfioo foot or Efry street W M WORrVRTSON ALBANY BAKERY. FARKER BROS., PROPRIETORS. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND CAKES FOR-. I '.-FRESH HU ITS BFR-v I FRJ-'FH B ' FD -. AVI PPINGS-.-. j RIF AM VF.GETABl.F 8 V.vBRE (J oice Table Delicacies and :i Full Line jt Fancy and iStanle Groceri-s ,i d Pro visions, Canned Goods, Nuts, Candi,-, K;c,, Etc Fullhine of Imported and l)omestlcCigars S-r, iaat 1 "to i? S3 o n c 0 ' H V ALBANY OREGON, 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 AI bany. Get of us. Ours are ae good as anybody's and a little cheaper. Our stock comprises all that is best in hardware io uie Market. SHOE;- FOR I ilVS iiiHl lilliLS i iri . r V & At Lowed I 'rices. Call and see oni new stock. Marine. IL L BliCKMAN wmi Painti. Oils raifsvMsi j 4 Ma arrl-!-' Ball Btx f took. . jtatiaawvy. pajrtoaHrals, ec. IsfT fffairiplaMsa eatrefui- npa)ori4a i ess munri STORE vfiiV Matthews raM i -THK- it I to i la UitbOil KU'IMC RAiLKi AC INI Oregon DeYelopment Cu.'s Steamship Lints aMILESSIiiilii ,AKD- 22 Hours Less Tin.c ltiau ay any other ro.,r: Auvoiuodatlona unaurpaaed ft : . uiufi . : tit jalttv. t area and f reinl.ie vk atjuii uii Uie Oregon Deva opmeot ccm , , V hif, uiucij leas that tiy any c : r o; -a-eti, ail pointa in tbt VMllh . t'r. . -II tnd Urn Fiancisco. Sailino ua.i i' a. hum taqiuia. Wlilameiu- Valiyj ,,. t ..Ju! JCtr. W V - - AUV. 1st H i.iauietie alley . lotfc VillaUii.tte VAlley.. -ath t vu a as raAMiaa Famllnn lli.iiiieilo Valjey.... , Willamette Vallev W. V Aug lat iltb lea .Julr The rcuii an) n-vrve the riyhi. t. tl.ii.. taii.citf -i hji.i..i; uatua. C. 11. ii.hKP Jr., Ueo F. t '. Av. t. Sm J.i..f. i, .iy tii.v., bun Fr iinot., t. Ki'iiifiiiiit i ll:e Oreifon Pa ilie opu lai -i.uiiinr exeursious. low ait ex- i.isimi tiekets are on .-. eiy Wt iic-siiayaiid Saturday fi ... ui Aii-nuy Cor lis -i!a l'tiil'imath U. Vaquiua and - v t lie return Iiiia uiiiil ti l iu ber I btlLT 1 Aiil .Kk lK.'.IAa Kacvpl ,ui-lua.) :.ii0 a a . l.v Aibauy la il - '.. 4 a j " tVTVWlTv I . Ar Aiii! O. i.t. . . V. ltM, Acting . -k. il II...., t-c1 ral alaijairti. .k. lit I 'ftv;JIu, tl nil EAST S tAsVTB. VIA SOUTHLnft rACitih hOUJt. Trifc M0UM JihtT; ' tL;t Califurma expiuu tiuii ill H:u0pm..Lv t oaiid... Aj .. u.ifr sa, i :a . iu.Lv A:.-ij L.. :ll nc i:4oaui..At b. 1 riiinanco.l.i .. l-ot. j iti l.cl I'a... train lall- (.Lx. buiaiay e:'X)aui..Lv 1'urtlaiid Ar 4 w w li:Hupm..Lv. Albnoy L ..li.Oy jj li.OO f inAr.....KoeburK L.. t)sw i Lebttiiwn llraarb. l:aepu..Lv Aitiaiiy Ar.. KpiuAr. Libation L.. b:40 7;-JUaui..L Alliany At.. a.S'i a in. .Ar.... Lebanon I. i'o LA.. 1 t.lL, HalA (t.Xl'i'. tui ti.l) 1'IB j.vu r. i v.... ruruai.u Ar....itK. .iai... Ar AiaAii) ....i,.uu a a A PULLMAN E U F F h T & ! . E E P E li t . TOURIST SLHEI'INi. t Ak, tor acoomniudaU in ol oecouil-CUat fa aenera attached to Excreta ' i'n. Weal Mile ltlaiuH. iietwet-n nittauo ami Corvallia Mall Train Itally - Kacept Sui,.i 7UI0am..L. ...i.xlaai .ArVf' 3j 'a. u ii:lo y m. .A: Ccnaiun.. l li.i5p. as At Albany and Corvailie eutiuect aito fr.lll.nf llrav-nn P.. iH..l . 1 Kxpreaa Train iiif i.Ki.n -ui.da 4:40 pm..Lv f'ortlaml Ar.. 4:20 aiu 7:ib p in . Ar ilcMinoviUe.Lv. . i.4Saui THROUGH TICKFTS lo Al! Point- EAST AND SOUTH V For tickets and ful! iiiUraiatiou ra Kardini; ratca uiaps, etc., .all on tcim-au'a aeut at Albain. IL KOKULKR, E. F. KOGKKS, llanatrer Auti.t.tl'.A 1 raiua for t he r-iuit leave t'ort t .ami at 7 . :J 8.Uv r. a. uilv. TICKET (.'fiiio-'r" jwhii'l in C uittxJ M-tiT i an PULLMAN PALACE CAR SLtlPLFS Fraa Oolanltt Elaanin Can Bu Thrar, gh aa Ei rasa Traiu. to OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFK KANSA CITY, CHICAGO 4.M ST. LOl. t lrgaai Vw IIehIbr ara ! kangr, Clnaa Oonnertiona at Portland fcr ban Fraa viauo and Fillet bound point WTBoata leave the Con pant aharf, at thr foot of Broadalhin tim.:, 'I ueula' ar) Friilay of rarh aeek. V a. HaV I I.N-fc. City Uoket and frisil.l Aabt-. ('. . HILU.. iawanl Trmatr nanaa 1. W. I t'"U i. P. A. JOHN SCnSt'EEf' Lh.ij.teiiaSaie stable Oo' -'ir 8etnd mr.ti EUwvrih Hf AU ANT, UHKUi.h Hcn-ji Boaaiiu) by the day ot month. Car r:i:i n anrrio on reafSoable toru- "Inl FOSHAY & MASON Wholeaaie and Retail Drasfistx 1 BiKibllm pita j3ni LBAMV, OKI