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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1890)
fur. Wbbklv UAU l uiMwi ery mornm M,,,ld' -'tvered b carrier, pr -ek u mall. r yi-M - w WEKKLV. 4 Published eery Friday Morninir.) - ....... nj.w nnlim III I ai !Ce.... I" ' u kin t...t nftiil In IllVftni'e --TO THE MttlJt. Mail it the Albany postofflce close ifnr all offices nortn 1 f8;30 . M, he West Side .1 ml iKn M&trow Ga t R. R-S Portland and - Ha." .rvillia anil Vanu; i 12S T. V, ortlca south ..-..7:30 Ml I tie uoetotflce wU o. d each cveninv uio six to seven o'clock. tLrAirA matter for tn- W moniliu rain ahould be mail I before o clock the levtous evenlnr. OREOOM PACIFIC TIMKTABLK. Arries Depart i'aasencsr.... freight . ll.15amil.00 p ni 5.2r.(iiii e..'.o FARMLRS SHoUD CoSUL7 TOG aT If Eft. The universal ten.lem-y of the times is for everv uvocatinn or tallin to organize for iiiutu;l benefit. The need of this is ap parent to ftverv imlivitlual, aujlhc producers of the country are the ond that should profit hy th example already set for them by every other clas. Chauncey Dept-w addressed a large audience at the New York State Fail, and in the course of his speech, referring to the subject of agricultural depres sion, he said that !esides the largely increased production, he found k further cause for it in at tempts of spei ulatfrs to corner the markets. Tc meet this he advised organization by the iarmers. Cap ital, he said, organizes in corjiora tions, labor organizes in trades unions, manufacturers organize for mutual protection. The farmers alone have failed to unite in any J efficient and practical way. Th-I!hrni..! .vs- No 'one i who has watched the signs of the times can fail to have been struck with the present tendency of capi tal to organize and combine for two purposes first, for sell-protection, and secondly, for prolit. The advantage of accumulated itai wver dispersed capital i. chiefly in the reduction of admin istrative expenses. Ttiesauie st.itf of men can handle the interests of $50,000,000 of capital as well as Of 5,000,t;00, or can u.anage six thou sand miles of railroad just as well as six hundred. In addition to this, theie is a direct gain in unity since it reconciles interests which would otherwise clash, and pre vents that completion which if often spoken of as "cutting each others' throats." The same general principles ap ply to organized labor, w iiich is the correlative of organized capital. One stands on just the same foot ing as the other, and the argu ments in favor of one apply equally to the other. If, then, capital and labor may each profitably organize, why in)' not production do the same? The The cunning of the Chinese coolies seem to be fully equal to cope with all the legislative enactment we may put uj-on our statute books. It is said that over one hundred coolies came into San Francisco on a r-ingle steamer, with no other resource for gaining entrance than the habeas corpus device. The worst of it is that three-quarters of those who at tempt this forlorn hope really secure admission. Chinese cun ning anil persistence are more than a match for our laws, especi ally when these ate administered by men who are partial to the coolie. The reports oi the returning sealers, and information gmlit rtd from all sources, seems to le.nl to the conclusion that the seals themselves have desert ed the domain of the United States within the limits of our Alaska po-session and have sought sine other let-n disturbed grounds tir their hretd in grouuds. The continual in vasion of their rookeries cotiid lead to a no less result, and the cause of the bone of contention between our country and tireati Britain is in all probability re moved, whether the co tention ceases or not. The 'xa( hinj t n-1 glish sealers will Iiae to hunt up j the new breeding grounds, and are very liable to run into conflict with the Russian authorities instead oi these of our country. The accepted divine injunction in "love your neighbor as yourself.'' But if a practical individual appli cation of this injunction were to be attempted, the individual making the attempt would soon conclude that the theory was ail right but the practice wa' entirely out of the question, and unless his experi ment had carried him so iar that Jim! approached so near the divid- ing line between, Otis aid the un- farmer is the genuine jTudnw. It is he that induevs th' -urili to it-Id i'1 harvest a;ul to bring forth th...,;H of value where only weeds and branches grew before. It is he to whom every civilized community owes its first and greatest debt, and yet. as a rule. it is he who receives the lea? t reward for his labor. Intelligent organization is the keynote of the futnie of agricul tural success in America. Th farmers mint learn to puli together aud to unite in self-defense againet the speculators who stand ready to take instant advautage of their necessities. They should es- bew ail questions of plitici as they would questions of creed or doctrine, and unite on one ba-eg that of self-protection. If the do this agricultural depression will skii '. a thing of tiie past. As q -t on between thr policy pursue j i i our country as compared with tlu.i i" Great Krittin, it is well eno it t consider ihe in quiry oi tin. Chronicle when il asks if Ku-lan 1 t-hoiild in-come involvt d iu a war with l'oi-tugal ovei tle African question and add aiiottur bundled million stciling to hcral ready huge indetnednes.-, wmda the tree tr.-Ieis, with tli" muddii instance of this kin 1 Vi'ore them, all ill a.-s it that Great LSriiain t.oes not tax one cb.ss to benetit ti e oilier : ieany turee-ioiii ins w 'ireat Britain's enormous debt was incurred in her endeavor to extendi her ext- nsi '- commerce, but the agricultso U uterests are freely called uooi- to help bear the charges on t :e bonds, although I he tisi-al ol-.' of the nation they support is diiei-tly opposed to their prosperity. J.tit the prospect tiow ever faint of pa tisau advantage closes the eyes and vital questions of this nature cannot be clearly discerned, Okkgon, although s-ttled meai-ure for many yeats, is realiy a new and undeveloped country. The state is juyt entering upon an area ot growth and prosperity. It )oHsci--H advantages a thousand fold greater than Kansas, Iowa and Nt-'iraka. In the coming live years Oregon and Washington will make uiarvelons strides and he the iiiecca of tin- great lide oi western immigra'ion, so long enjoyed hy the states west of the Mississippi riv. r and east of the lioi-ky moun tains. Our advantages h:tve at tracted attention and an over whelming tide of iuimigrutioi .-, ill be the result. seen beyond, that he could not resist the impeMis that wa. push ing him acioss, he wouio. oiubably return to the Mosaic injunction oi "when a mar hits you hit ? -ck with equal anu exact uiairiiti- :?." This world of human ljeir;f and human endeavors in all its i. mi- lcatl' ns including rehg'oii! : - .veil as secular affairs i" :! .1 ;)! by the principle of striking r . out froui the shoulder, and hit ; g as hurd as possible, and he ; i.o at tempts to adopt the more d . ine or liif?Mon rr-ie 'e is usually ti one thai gem hit the hardest. Tin: lir-t eh c'ion in Brazil under 'he repntdh-an form of ovrriiiuent show s tliat the re)iillic has c. me to stay. The world move -, w as the exclamation of Galileo, and it is quite apparent that such is the case, and the monarchies may as well make up their minds that te-puhiii-s are the future government of the world. ttiy your tickets to the enpt via the CaiiU'iiau i'aciric ialtoal, the oest railway service in cxiMei.ce from $." to 10 cheaper than any other transcontinental line. The tinest scenery iu l he world isaloi. the Canadian I'acilic railroad. He iiiemlter you can save $5 on a second-class ticket and $M on a lirst class ticket iy purchasing jour tickets over tins line. For maps iiid tickets, etc., call on F.A. I'.ui k hart, office opposite the 1-irsr National hank, Alt any, Or. Ue elegant lotion for turt. v;n vo-yj.i . .MK SAI.E--Cari er installhielit plan XJ ' Hie Ony aii-i tt.irne--, cxpros w;icn .Old llJlllC9 iUKl t'A- IS. I.llw liiirmi-a. .p;n t- v . NK L-(.inittt.i:h fninuhftl trout rorrn wii th. t.in itf rent ci t) i Lf nttenuii wit. or to Utiles, t.y iu to .1. i, tmi hlwirib XIONKV i)L aim I T "ii html at ples-elic 7w .Mi to .,-aii on clt ur t-ouiilr. rial W. E. Mirheioon, iial eft;ite pi,?H, l.u lli.lli.i-. --l.ilu. Irii)er, 'I1 1 1 K bo tie s'eaiu woinI ww. Iht X uhintlt- to the saw. i n'l . n -j, u. Nerit-v, r leate your orileri, rl Lr. JoueV and gii yom ni -avid In-fore tk int. r storms lR loo, T ian.1 :; a lik) ACKK.S OK rIKST-CLASS miles trotu . I.cliaiion. o..rtl im proved, suitable for dauy tik. fruit or poultry. For further uniirniatinn iinjire at this otlice. VLL PERSONS I1AMNO L'NSEI 1LEO accounts with John Wuueiiger are re ! stetl to call at uiiee .no k. toe a he has sol I Ins meat market aud ha retire.) from tbt burtitieen. tiig tire. lit auti tc idwut iinurtnct uoii.- II -GO TO t FCR BARGAIXS- Not. selling at cost, but at prices get prices. Our motto is "!ive and profits. Don't lorget the place, vS -I'EALEK in Exclusive Agsncv h The City Liquor Store M . II A V M d t II T, Proprietor. .-ySevl lior to the iU r'-illows' einple, Albany, Oregon '4 KeiH .on-tiintlv .in Uti I tbi i irf i n irr.! I til l itn-neitic wines, liipunt, ciirars an to' a - Onlv first claw liquor store in the Mty ' 1 PAIDiTfi ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY1 TU LTUS Manufacturer of -AND DEALKU IN- I'll IMPORTED AND KEY WEST tHirsTS. Pluir aud Smoking Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Briar Pipes,M a full line -ii Smokers' A rlicluB. Alsodea'erlu e ' , 'rf-t to Ptt'eltler's candy store, Albany, Orcgun, W A. ST T ED Ten thousand Men Women and Children to buy goods of UEVOE & Fl SOMAN H1SOS., guns and and all. sales and PATTTTfirJ w- I- Doaglas Bhoea ar VaUltUn warranted, and every pair bun hi nnme and price ntamped oa bottom. W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Fine C'nlf and I.aced Waterproof Grain. The excellence and wearing qualities of this shoe cannot be lietter shown than by the strong endorse ments or Its thousands of constant wearer. IB.OO IJennlne Ilnml-xevt eil, an elegant and O stvllsh dress Shoe which commends Itself. Syf .OO lland-newrd Writ. A fine calf Shoe unequalled fur style and durability. SO .SO tioodyrar Welt Is the standard drera O Shoe, at a popular price. $0.50 Pollrrtnnn'M Shoe Is especially adapted w for railroad men, farmers, etc. All made in Congress, Buttiin and Lace. $3&$2 SHOES ladiSs, (4 hi have been most favorably and the recent in to anv shoes sold i and the recent Improvements make them superior l at rnese pr. and direct "to factory enclosing advertised price, or noafAl for order blanks. W. I,. IOI SPRINGFIELD -SAWMILL A. WIIKELER, SPRlN(iFIfiLl), PROPRIETOR. SIMUXUFIELU OREGON "Albany yard ami oilke on Kailroad, between 4th d 5th street HP A. Wheeler, Albnny Manager, JaviuK lumber uol excelled in .juality, and facilities not surpassed forthe prompt and satisfactory nllinr or order. I reanectfull solicit a share of the Wul. a., WHXELEK li'ITVO DINIT Dum n un THE a n. s that defy competition. Call and let live, quick sales and small McFarland Block. Resp'y, IE NEW Y0RS C. B. R ST0EE. EARLS Ms, Notions la;i!;sand oknts fur N1SHINGS. iil.Uli) illM y,y rlne Department is nowVompMe with the.latest s'ylt s'and finest gxds at the lowest pr ces. ALSO fa. Ludlow Fine Shoes- JOvSEPH Choice Cigars JS" Iniortcrs ami dealers in all kinds of ammunition, fishing tackle of ev ery descripfon. cutlery and base ball goods, tents, hammocks and camp chairs. The largest stock south of Portland. Come one No trouble to show goods. QuicV small profits is our motto. Also repair shop connected ith store and first- class workmen to do all kinds of work. r o (!) H 0 r- received since introduced If he cannot autinlv vo prices. you send iI.A8, Brockton, Mat, Ct'. CH aMUEUMV, M. D.. H.ji fBp:nhic Phiiii-Uo. ottlce at Lr. Wa'laee'e t'W stand, Uruulal bin all vet, otUcr tiou-a, 7 l.i 1 H a. 1 to 3 and 6 to S u. I MH. ELLIS, PHYSICIAN ANH bURr . kx', Albai.y Oregon. WH. DAMS, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND suxeon. Can be found at bi u.bce room in Strahan's block, First street. Alluut Oretton- cTliKL Y, PHYSICIAN"ANb"dUR . geon Albany, Oreifun, office in Pierce' new block. Office hours, from 8 a. m. to; F. M A J. ROSSITElt, VETER1NAKY SUK . tteon, frraduate of Ontario veterinary college and member of the Ontario vetcrin. ary medical society, Is jirepareil to treat the diseases of all dumeKti'-ated animals on scientific principles. Office at Ann Maraliall s livery stable ' Residence 4th and Calapooia streets, Albany, Oregon. DR. t A. MC A LIMTCR HOMEOPATHIC PHY sicis.ii and surveon Has removed his office into CrawfordN block. All calls prompt ly attended to. DUO. A. WHITNEY, PHYSICIAN AND imrKcun . Onuluate of Hellenic Hospi tal Medical CuHee, New York City. Diseases of women a bitj.'ialty, OfHce in at residence on 7th street between Calapooia and Vine, Albany Oregon. DR. M. J. PA 'TON, PHYSICIAN N1) Sunreon, Ulumbeiy'H Block, Albany, Or. Female diseases a specialty. Can lie found n the office day or i.iK'ht. ATIOKMY. W. T. BCRNItY. L. T. BAKI.V, J. W DKAPKR BURN.-.Y, BAKIS & DKAl'Ett, ATfOR ncys at law, Orcuon City, Oregon. Twe i tv years cxperien ie as register of thi U. S. Land OfHce t Oruici)n City and in the land practice recoiiuni nils us in our specialty business before the Land office or the courts and inv..lvini; the pruHice in the general Laud i if lice. 11 C. WA'I'.'SO, attoruey-at-law, Albany , Oregon. Ottice iu Strahan lilock JN. DUNCES ATTORNEY- T LAW . and uotiii-' pu'.ilic. O rice in the Stnihan block, rooms No. I and 2. U. R, N. BLACKKt'RN o. w. wkioiit. I I.ACKHUK., Jl WK1G111 A lTOltM-.Y AT Jj Law, Albany Orijioi:. ott.ie n OdJ rvllow's Temple. Vill practice in all court ol tin: Mate, and 'ivc- )f-i;iiil attention to all busiueiw. WOLvicKTON CHARLrK. AiTOKNKY at Law, Albany. Or. OIKfie in room 13 and 14, Foeter's Block, over L. K. Ilium's i tore, RT-wT-ATilKKFORn, ATTOUNKY AT . law, Albany, Orctfon. otfiuc in the t-unn Block. will practice iu all the courts of thcetatc, and gh'e sfiecial attention to an nuaniese. J AVES P. MEAD, A I'TORN E Y-AT-L A W and title examiner, Albanv, Or. Will practice in all the cotirte of the state. Ab stracts of title furnished on) short notice. Ten years experience. SECRET MOCIKT1KH. A. O. U, W. Safety Loilge Xo, 13; meets every Monday eeninu at the tl. A. K. hall on Ferry street, lietween Second and Third. Albany, Oregon. Strangers in the city and transient brethren cordially invited to attend. Mcl'herson I'osl No. 6, A. R. Stated meetings at the G, A. K Hall on the second and Fourth Friday evenings cf each nionrb. Transient Comrades are cordi y invited to meet with us S. W. KKKCE, B F, Tablkr, Commander Adjutant, Land Surveying. PA5 arias dshirino survktinq dom can ob tain accurate and prompt work by calling upon ex-county surveyoi F, T. T. Fisher. He has complete copies of held notes and town ship plate, and is prepare 1 to do surveyinic ' any part of Linn county. Postotlice address, Millers Station. Linn cou rty, Oregon. rontractor and Builder. DO. 81IEI.L WILL rt'RNISIl PLANS, SPKCiriCA . tions and details for all kinds of build inn and architecture. All work promptly done ami guaranteed to be first -claxs. Esti mates furnished on Bhort notice for brick buildings, residences, public buildings, bridges, etc. n W, AYEUS, ARCHITECT AND SUPER- V. intendant. Othe over First National banklbuilding, Albany, Or. Work solicited from all parts of the county- Contrarlor and Itulldrr. rPHE UNDERSIGN ED HAVING LOCATEti X in Albany solicits patronage from city and country. Will contract to build bridges bams, and all manner of dwelling houses, including Queen Anne, Eastlake and Eliza hethian stvlei of buildings. Will furnish plans, andspecifications free of churges. Satis faction guarantee W. C. CASSEL. AlflLL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and f f Liver Compldint? Shilohs Vitalizcris uara 1 1 teed to cure you. For sale by Foshay Mason. 17' 10R lame hack, side or chest, Fuse Shilob's X Porous Plaster. Sold by Foshay & Mamn Oregon State Fair, '90 13TH ANNUAL EXHIBITION Under the management of the State Board of Agriculture, will be held on the state fair grounds near Salem, com mencing on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1890 And lasting one week Jl CASH PREMIUMS Offered for agricultural, stork and mechanical exhibits, for works of art and fancy work and for tri als of speed. Reduced rates for fare and freight on all transportation lines 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 NIGHTS TURING THE WEEK. A splendid field of horses enter ed in the speed 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. jb. Monday. PRICES Or AUMI88ION; 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. H. LOONEY, President. J. T. Qbm, SMreUqr. $15,000 -i ri -ru ah' i l !R t Til CP n r-r-r ..-Y-n"br lT i Srr(cTjor Cl rculjr. itrUtt!t3(or9 stove", tinware, s'oves, e c- Tlie M Shu a : fir ; . -J & lafr? --. - V and JULICSGMDWOHL'S GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR. THE LEADING CROCKERY, FANCY GOODS AND TOY STOftE OF ALBANY. Til K ONLY GENUI.N ROGERS B.UOS SIL VERWARE, FRENCH CHINA .. :;D GLASSWAJRE, BOY'S AGONS, BABY AND DOlX CAR, RIAGES, AND A General Assortment of Fancy Goods. Specialty n the tinest Teas, Coffees and Family Groceries.. He buys direct, for net cash and carries the largest Hock in the Valley. Insurance agent for Fire and FOR PURE TOILET AND FANCY GOTO The Finest Line of Pianos aM Orians is the Willamette Valley. CAJJ. aKI) TX-AMUVK HIS S1CK IT EE D -AND- GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET: WANTF,D SPECIALLY Hay, oats aod rKitatoes, to wipply customeiw on the Oregon Pacific Railroad extension and my inr-reasir g home trare, where I wll in niiaptitip to suit thfprchaiei-. Ofl:e.- tret cr Ferry ptrori R. TVT. RORiRli'TSON r ALBANY BAKEElT PARKER BROS., PROPRIETORS. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND CAKES FOP . WEDDINGS . FPESH HUUTS EER-. K1F AND VEGETABLES vJ oice Talle Delicacies and :i Full Line ot Fancy and Staple Groceries r.d Pro visions, banned (jooo, ri 111 it, f j Jjinti fi.ilU;; V.iA ' .XI: r f i ): i - in i. 2 : CXJ 12c i ess . 'is r-nr- r- C - r'MB' 1 Tio, . il r- r.. ' t-" I ts .1 hks II Masco MatlWWaslsbimie ALBANY OREGON, No limit to this game. We mean to w in if we don't make a cent. We'i e going to do the bulk of the hardware business' of Al ban v. Oet of us. Ours areas a-iod as anybody's and a little heaper. Our stock comprises ;ill that is best in hardware. 0B()VS m GlliLS S" lAiiifis- Fine Shoes i ir-jr- i t S ilifi Market. SHOK KOR LA5IS At Jx)est l'rices. and see our new stock Call Marine. DRTOS GOODS G. L BUCKMAN. L'jUft Paints, Oils Prfte mtmj anil to. a lriL U Dai Bm of boo r.: matlatwypwfcftaeai, ota T TimttSimtm t-imfaAaf) il K3 7; FBJLB7S ' TEKPQ. ALSO CABIFfj- STORE FEESH Bi t ED INuts, Cane u p, Ltc Etc f,r j itut tic Cigar -TH K- fa IT KAiiiKCivL JirjUUU UDTOiUpiiluUU uu.o Steamshir. Line f .'l i'JM 111 U rOl .AND 22 Hours Less Time rhau by any other rrute: A coon odutiona unuuipaseed lur couifor' an aalety. rureeam frticlitis vi Vaijuu. an the Oregon Ueve opment con ui.y ' i abiH, n.uch Ibm that i an) H.cr rou'e ween ae points in ;i.u W'. Uvivi:tre. dl md Sim Francineo. SAILING DAT fcC. ntoM TAdt'lNA. Willamette Valley .............. W V - Willamette Valley Willamette aii.-y. OM HAN rKaMIBOC ...July Mth ..AlV. lt ... ' lotii .... " Mlb FaraUmi V inai'ictte Valley. Willai-it-t' e Valinv . W. V Aug. 1Kb ,. " flU . .Jul lst The conian leeerve the ribt to leaitiera or tuuiuitf uau. J. ii. Il.ti-L, Jb., uen t a. r. An-. I. i04 di.;iitf(iiici-y slice-', fc-an l-'niiiciiico, tiL Reiiienitier tb(! Ureou l'acitic popu lat rtiiunicr excurtsious. Low iat c-Xwiisiou tickets are on sale eery W'c iiietsdayand Eulurdaj froui Ailiany Oor -'.'Ills' and Pbilomath to Vuquina aud i'r the rcturu trips until Scpi-.-tn-bcrio. DAILY rAMKhORK TRAINS Kxcept auwiaya.) L Yaquna 7:00 A M j L A : I. any l2tj i' f Cena .,ia " ckirvalli Ml K At Aioai... . I Ai V , .u- i.n O. jc! a. . : . . . .: i , Cot Wa. II. Ho AO, O. lloei'K, oeneral ilanaee. Actinjf U. t a. t. Ajent worvallis, O on EAST SOOTH VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE. THE MOUNT SHAST. 0L1E California exprcat, trains n.u daily SOUTH NOK1U :00 p m..Lv I'urtland Ar.. 9:a; am p m..Lv !Laiy L .. ti:U atu :45am..Ar . l-'ranci&o.Lv .. 9-0" Loral Psr. Train llullj- (Ki. Sunday 8iK) a m. .Lv.....l'urtiand Ar. . 4:00 :a 12:20 pa.. Lv. . . Allm ..Lv. . li.iu iin tiX'O p mAr Rosehurjr Lv.. 0:lt am tclMuon Itraucli. IUiO pm..Lv Ailiany Ar.. i: pm z:.to.p m..Ar ict.aiK.n Lv.. b:4. am 7; W a ui..Lv....AII-aii..... Ar. . 4. it pin i.22 a m..Ar....lA'.aii'on L .. 3-4i pm ALBANV LOCAL, LAIAY (I Xcept blllcJai 5.03 pi.. Lv Portland Ar 9.W a a 9.O0 Ar Aliiiny...Lv....i.uo a m PULLMAN BUFFLTSLEEPERS. TOURIST S!.; hPING CARS, For accomniodii. .n of Secon i-C!a Pa engera attached to t xprcss 'i .-.unh. Weat Side lMvl-iiu. Between Poitland and CorvaiRs Mall Train tlnllj - Kxcep: feun.ia; 7:30 a m..Lv, ...Po.-uaiU ..Ar.f.3? p. n 12:10 p in. .Ar Crrii.u.. L. li.o.'ip. aa At Albany and Corvailia connect wi traini of Oregon Pacincllaiiro.'. Express Train ail .I.i.tpt bunda 4:40 p ni. .Lv.. 7:25 p m. . Ar.. Portland . . . Ar.. .McMinnn'le.L.-.. S.-20 am bAb am THROUGH TICKETS lo All Point EAST AND SOUTH tSVot tickets and full information re garding rates maps, etc., call on company's airc-nt al Albany. K. KOKULER, E. P. RvtC-KKS, Manager Aat. ii. K. a: I'. A T Trains for the Fjtfit leave Port f inui at 7 a.m. no 9:00 r. a. daily. TICKET to and frm princip" point in I nited State. Can aiia-and Europe. PULLMAN PALfCE CAR SLEEPERS. Frt Colonist SWtine Cars Bun Thxtra gb n Ex rassiTrsint OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO AND ST. LO Ulb. F.lrcaaf Sew llnlnK ars WII hanee. ClnM Oonnoctionn at Portland for San Prao Cisco and Puyet Sound points. aT Boats leave the Company's hart , at the foot of Broadalbin street, on Tviewiay aftj Friday of each week. C. O. KAWUNCS, City ticket and Freight Aesnt. CJs. M1U.l. Several T raffle nanacer. T. M. I t. H. I". A. JOHN SCHMEER'S Liveiy. Feed & Sale stable Corner Sefmd and KUtvorth Sts ALBANY, - - ORKGOX Hcks board rd or the day or month. Car rices at baggies on reannable tcrn,s vftnl quina one FOSHAY & MASON Wholesale and Retail Dniistx I Booksellers ob i a
