Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, October 01, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text' T"(aT AMri?iu&i. '.'Aai'MW&l Ft ' v. TirR MDITNENO HTCKALl) VEDNE8DAV OCTOirFTR 1 I ? i tj 1 V Wanting 9 aUy$tvald AlbY 4ND WEEKUY TKKM8 OK 8l"i;SCKIPTH'N ruMirtied avary morning except Monday .j silvered by carrier, per week 0"2u mail, per vMh-m. 8 00 WKKKLY. (Published erery Friday Morning-.) iia 'out, per annum, in advaiice.....?2.3 Wlixu nul oid ill advance ...... 2.50 TBK MtllS, 'aila t th Albany piMtotflce clo for all offlcea north fha Eastern states rha Waal Side 4nd the Narrow G i n Portland and .- ' 8;30 a. a, R. R.J . ..II A. M orvalliaand Yaquiuu odlco south rhe poatottlca will be cl ....12;: r. a ..7:30 r. a d earn evening root mi to seven o'clock. RqrWtareil matter lor the tr.ua should bo maitsrl before .revtoua eveninr. ly morning o clock the REUON PACIFIC TIMK TABLE. Arrives Deparu . 11 lSaro'.l 00 p m 5.2pml 6..M faaMmrar. Prurtt...., A X ERICA A INDEPENDENCE. The talk of European retaliation brought out by the discussion on the McKinley I ill in ease this country has the audacity to dclen i its industries against foreign ag gression, seems -iuliarly ridicu lom to those who know the condi tions of A ineiican trade with the principal nations ol Kurope. This country purchases i'oiu Europe, in the main, luxuries and iiianu lacture i products v hich Americans tould produce as well. Europe buys from tnis countiy uecesnaries of life, and would he compelled to make living more cosily for ali workers, and thus to increase the coat o; production in all hranches ct industry, if these should he ex eluded. Many people are aware of these facta in a general way, but very lew realize to what extent this country is now independent ol European trade. Great Britain, Germany, France, Belgium and Airstro-Hi"ig.uy are supposed to be meditating re prisals. These countiies sold to the United States in the fiscal jear 18, the last of which details n'c published, $347,0:;b,(M3 worn. .i goods, out ot $74r,131,t52 import i from all countries; that is. some what leas than halt. But of the products taken for this country about half, or $17l',SU0,(XMi, were luieries of a few great classes which Americans coulu get alng as well without, and fWZ.SiHi.mo in value was of other maim Pic tured products which compe'.; directly with products of tlis country. The value of other imports ;.om the coi"i tries named, including a multitude of minor articles ol luxury, a host of ni'ior compering manufactures, all materials of in dustry, and a large vh'iic of pro ducts originatingui other countries but shiped through England Germany or France because of' convenience, was hut $Ml,'.rU0,tKH, I and there is hut a small part in deed of these articles which woi'hi not be brought from other countries as well, or supplied by home in dustry if there were no intercourse between the United States and tne nations named. They depend up on us for breadstutfs, meats, light, implements, tools, engines and a thousand other necessaries of life or" of production. But the United States takes from them cloths, fabrics and fancy articles w hich are mere luxuries, wines, spirits, jewelry, gloves, buttons and feathers, which are in no sense necessary, and other produces of industries which are merely sup pressed and prostrated here by foreign competition would abun dantly supply the American demand. Taking the countries separately, it is interesting to see how little this nation is dependent upon either of them for its real needs. In the following there are included among luxuries only the chief classes here named ; woollen, cot ton, silk and linen goods and clothing, because products useil by the millions are or can be al most wholly produced here, and the imported articles are object of luxury; wines, manufactures ol wool, gloves, and other manufai t ures of leather, jewelry, hats and bonnets, feathers and 'auey articles, imported glass and athenwaro, buttons, bristles, books and paintings. Among other competing manufactures which this country does or can fully supply are included onl products of iron and steel, leather, metal compositions, tin plates, musical instruments, salt, chemi cals and products of coal tar. ".All other" articles thus include nunv which should be in these classes. Examination of the returns als.. shows that fully hall of the "all other" articles are either luxuries which this country has no need whatever to purchase, or material which could be imported fromj other i-ounlnt-s ilinctly, of articles whicli could lie far more advantageously produced at horn.'. Tlie truth in, that tin- country no 'onger drpends upon foriy:n trade ; for lieeeHHarirs of life, as it former -' ly did, and particularly di-pends j scarcely at all fur such necessaries i upm Kuropeau nations, but the. extent of their dependence upon the United .States for necessaries of life may he illustrated at another I tinie. Tiikhk will he no waiting ami lan ntation over the discontiuance j of the coinage of three-dollar and j one-dollar gold pieces and of the three cent nickel. The three-j dollar gold coin has not lieen seen much of late, at least in this part j of the country, and certainly no j necessity lor such a coin can be j perceived. The gold dollar was too pii'all to be popular; it was liable to net hopelessly losl in corner- of pocket or p jckel hook, or else to he paid out under the impressi n that it was only a cent. The time cent nickel was never anything hut a pesky nuisance. The number of people w ho have accepted it in the belief that they were geltingten cents could not 1 easily counted, and their wrath on li inline the mistake would best not he described. Again, what can be j more provokini: than to have the! street-ear conductor to whom ymi ! hand a dime oth-r oii as i lianir two cents and n three -cent piece'.'1 Pn bah! v this pait'ciilar coin has . given rise to mole bad language than anv other in tin- histoiv of i the coMntrx T s'op coining it is really a su p in the direction of good moral-, and congress- i.-, to be : hank" d for its action. If this is paternalism, l t us all he glad to make the 1110-1 of it. French Tansy Wafar. These wafers are a sure and sale specific :or all kinds of female troubles and will reaiove all ob struction to tile monthly periods, no matter w bat the cause. They ire just w hat every woman needs, and can he used safely. For sale by the Livingstone Medical Co., manufacturers, l'oitland, Oregon, also from our sole agent. J. A. dimming, druggist, lilumlierg irlock, Albany, Oregon. Itarlett l'er. I am agent for the Salem Can nery and prepared to buy all the I liarilell i ears urougnv to me iu a shipping condition. 1'arUes 'laving pears to sell w ill do well to see me. Samuel H. YoiMi. Taken In. 1 often use to read the newspaper aloud to my wife, said a ger Lie man in our town the other day, but once 1 was fairly taken in by ue of these little ad easements I groceries and patent ined eine.s. I lie paragraph begun wlln tin: inadest account ot a sea serpent but ended by setting forth the virtue of Ulackburn A I'i- ni, .-ay ; if you tra" le with them you w ill never get taken in. ('urketl C'orHt-tMl VVe make a specialty of i ies and misses tine corsets and v. Is. We have a drive in a K nch sateen corset at 75 cents. tra good value. iSAMl'KL E. Y Mi. To the Buyers of Shoe-.. We are nH'erie;.' some rare bar gains in men's aud jadies shoes. We sell you the same shoes that other houses show you made bv i he same manufacturer in short liiey are the same goods foi much less money. Call and see our prices we guarantee to save from : to 50 per cent on each pair of shoes purchased. These goods aie new and liist class in every particular. A. li. McIi.wain The I iiion I'hciIIc. Is the only line running two fast trains daily from Portland to Omaha, St. I'aul, Kansas City, Chicago, St. Louis and all points East ami .South. Buy your tickets of C. i. Kawhngs, foot oi Broad albin street, Albany. FolllKl. In the road near Mr. (iross's or-1 chard, southeast of this city, on Friday, Sept. L'b, a black cashmere j shawl. I he owner can have the' I same by calling at this otlice and paying lor tills notice. Kortmdler c Irving have a large line ol (ace curtains, renaissance, ladras and cheneille t.ible covers, hich they are selling very cneap. Miners: to f. J. French or your inagnitv nig glasses. M iiimic t-. loan Kst ,t .Si iirir 1 i two u tiw car hiik' i Jill nti us .a our i ith i' 0t.,.ntl- tur Ki'uri iiouf. 1 i'-t hhll Ht A. Kf.NNRY. i 'SKY To l..N. -h, Ure aiul i.m.,11 ' J.IIII1S no -i..l .l,.uit ;l,i I. ,,, 0ihV ! eai er.t:te. I! yi.il .mt iihhm. ji t m( a ' .til. W . K. M, -Pi.i rtmi, lie;il Klalr A l.un OK SALK i Ufit t-r iitKt.Lliiiii nt plan Wilson to l tJllir hltx :iitl hariit vt i n f.-i Htltl tul lit v .in Ik s. A..i UN K nin,..rt:l'l;. fin nisln tl lumt riM,tn wild i;iti, tan In' re Mir. I i- .( i iitti-ninii n wit or two (allien, b ai).it4 ui .1. L. !'., Rlt SHorni wtrt't't, hvlttveii hiuail.tiliin .to) Kl-writi Ai.L I'KUSUMS HAM NO I N.KI 1I.K0 ac-oiliiUi with John Purn iiyt-r a.c re- iie-Uij to cult at oiit-e and Hit- as Uv ha wit liU meat market aiul ha rrtire) troiu the Minifies. C, l. WINN, AUK NT KOK Til K I.KAO in lire, life antl ao iilent iiiHUrance cuin- -HO TO EW YOKK a -FCU BARGAIXS- Mot'selling at cost, hut at prices ..... i i..r i,w,ttr in "live nd ronY8 ggf-iK)1I't forget t he place,. McFarland Block. Resp'y, NEW YORK C. B. R- STORE. -- ; T : : : " C SEARLS -DEALER IN Ezclusivo Agcacv fo fat Ludlow Fiao Saoes HUM HE lid BLOCK The City Liquor Store M . HA I rM 1 A Ji 1 Proprieto . r-Nevt door to the Odd Pellows' einple, Albany, Oregon V Keeps constantly on hind ".e tl.iest iiu.irt I and domestic wines, liquors, cigars an r.- onh tirst liipior store in the city f.K PAID!TCr.CRDLPS FROM THEfCOuNTRY' u lius Manufacturer of -AND DEALER IN PUT ivinniiTih ;; 'arR PhiK amf Smoking Toliucoos, Mcerst hauni and Briar fUn liuv o Smokers' Articles. Also dealer in Net j-oi to PlIeiirer'B candy store, Albany, Oregon, aaaaaaaaBBBaiaBiaaaaaBaaBaaaBaaBaaBBaaBaaBBaBBBBaaaBBBBaBBBBaBBBBBaBBBBBBBfc W A- N T ED TYn thoiifand Men V.n:ii und ( hi'.drfn to In y gc fb t DEYOE & FKOMAE liltOy., It k TTIPTAM w- I" naaglaa Bhoea are 1AUliUH warranted, and every pair ban his iinine and price atamped on bottom. is r ! i to W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Fine Coif and Laced Waterproof (.rain. The excellence nnd wearing qualities of this shoe cannot lie lietter sh.iwrn than by the strong endorse ments of lt thousands of constant wearers. J H I 5" stvllsh dress .00 tannine Ilandiewed. an elegant ana Syl.OO lland-ftewi d Welt. A tine can snoe uneiiiiiilliil fur style aud durability. SO.BO tiondyeor Well Is the standard dress s3., 3 .BO Polieetnan' lor ranriKMl men, farmers, eic All made lu Congress, Hulton and Lace. $3 & $2 SHOES lafdies. have lieen most favorably received since Introduced and the recent Improvements make them superior to any sboes sold at these prices. Ask vour I enler, and If he cannot supply you send direct "to factory enclosing advartlsod prfoe, or a Postal for order blanks. W. L. DOIUL.AS, Brockton, 9Iaaa. THE B. t nu that defy competition. Call and let live, oilick sales and small ('.ink Mm LAiUKS A Nil CENTS msiiin;s. hUK iiiiiiTs dm ? My hoe Department is now coniplete with the latest styles ainl finest iriMHis Ht the lowest pr ees. ALSO Joseph Choice Cigars im MVM Mifirri Pipes, i a gJB Jmorteis and Dealers in all Kim t: guns and animunition, tishing tackle of ev ery dcsciipt:on. cutlery and base hall goods, tents, hammocks and csmp chairs. The largest stock south of Portland. Come one and all. No Double to show goods. IJuic) sales anil small piofits is our motto. AIho? repair shop connected with store and tirst elass workmen t do all kinds of work r o 0 Shoe which commends Itself. ft Mine. Atn popular price. ... Shoe Isespeeiauy aaaptea The Celebrated French CURE Warranted to cure or money refunded F0RE os-$ AFTER the irenerative urans of either sex whether amine from the excessive use of stimulants, tobacco or opium, or through ) outlif ul indis cretion, over indulgence, etc., such as loss of Brain Power, Wakefulness, Hearing Down Pains in the Back, Seminal Weakness, Hys teria, Ner'ous Pros' ration. Nocturnal Omis siotis, Leucorrhoe, Dizziness, Weak Memory, Loss of Power and lmpotencv, which if neg lected often lead to premature old afce and insanity. Price $1 a box; 8 boxes fcr $5.00 Sent by mail on receipt of price. A WKirrEM (.1 tKtSill.e is given with every 6 order received, to refund tne money if a Permanent cure is noteffuited. We have thoianiisof testimonials from old and young, ol both sexes, who have been pfrinaiiently cured by the use -f Aphroditine Circular free, Adilrcjs THE AI'HKU MKOM'IKE . Western Branch, box, 27. Portland, Oregon. "For sale by Kosliay & Mason, who esale and tail druugiHtK, Albanv, Orefton FEMALE Fills For Female lr- reulnrities; noth inkf iike them on the market. Never fail. riuceeKhfnliv uel by prominent 1 uilies monthly. Guarantee t re lieve snpprewH! meiiHtriiatioit. Uoii't be huinlip gwl. eiuve time, Healtli and money. 'I'uKe no other. Sent to any :!- Iress 'iy in:ni u rm iin of price. f-J.ilo. Ad dress tiiliro leilli-ilir 4 oim.iiio West llran. h l.i'x 27, I'orllnliil. r. Sold by Fosbay & Maoo, Albany. Oregon 111 MH I tNH ' 'll IV, M. 1 I'll Hit ini. orti -e at I'r. ilo "ueiuLthie Wallace's :lil I ml, liroiulalliin street olHce boiin. 7 to , m.; I to :i ami to S v. . Mil. EI.L1S, PHYSICIAN AND Sl'Kr . geon, Albai.y Oregon. WH. DAVIS, M I). PHYSICIAN AN1 suigeon. Can be found at his ottice room id Strahan's block, First street, Albany Oregon- 0. C. KEILV, PHYSICIAN AND dl R- geon Alnany, Oregon, omi-e n rieree new block. Office hours, from 8 A. a. to JKOSSnrKK, VKTKR1NAKY StK . geon, graduate of Ontario veterinary college and n'-mlicr ot the Ontario veterin i ry medical society, iB prepared to treat the diseases of all domesticated animals on scientific principles. Oltice at Aus Marsliall's liverv stable Kesideuee 4lh and Calapor.la streets, Al'iany, Oregon. DR. K. A. MCALIHTRK HOMKOI'ATIIIC PHY sician and surgeon Has removed his otlice into Urawfonl's bliM:k. All calls prompt ly a' tended to, D'ktJ. A W H ITN E V7 PHYSICIAN AND siirgdon. Graduate of licllevuc Hospi tal Medical College, New York City. Diseases of women a specialty, Ottice in at residence on 7th street between Cala(Kiia and Vine, 'Albany Oregon. DR. M. J. PA TON, PHYSICIAN AND Snrirenn. lUumberir's Block. Albany. Or. Kemale diseases a siiccialty. Can lie found n the oltice day or night. ATTOKSKIS. T. HI'BNKY. b. T BAKIX. J. W. UKAPKR BL'RNiY, IIAKIN Ji DRAPER, AT To R neys at law, Oregon City, Oregon. Twen tv vnars exnerien -e as register of thi I'. S Land Oltice nt Oregon City and in tlie land practice recoiniuiiiils iistnoiir specialty business before the Land oili. e or the courts and involving the practice in the general Land Office. HC. WATSON, attornvy-at-law, Alhauy , Oregon. Ottice in Strahan block J. aiul notary imMic. OTice in the Strahat. Mock, rooms No. 1 ami 2. D. r, w. Black ki'hn. a. WKiuiir. BLACKBL'KN, & WRIGHT ATTOKNKY AT Law, Albany OreKim. Oltlee in Oilil fellow's Temple. Vill praetioe in all courts j! tlie mate, and K'ive special attention to all business. WOLV EKTON CHARLES E. A rTOKE; at Law, Albany. Or. Oltice in roonm 13 mid 14, Foster's liiock, over L. K. lilsin's store. WEATHFKFOKD, ATTORNEY AT law, Albany, Oreirou. Ortice in the Klinii Block. Will practice in all the courts ot thestatc, and give special attention to all busincra. JAMES P. MKAD, ATTOKN EY-AT-LA W and title examiner, Albany, Or.-Will practice in all the courts ot the state. Ab stractn of title furnished on short notice. Ten years experience. SKCItKT HOCIKTIKS. , O. U, W. Safety Lolfe No, 13; meets r. everv Momlav eteuimr at the U. A. K. hall on Ferry street, between Second and Third. Albany, Oregon. Strangers in the city and transient brethren .-ordially invited to attend. .Mi-Phersim piwt No f. ;. A. I! Stjtlil MleetillLrft nf tin O A K Hall on tne second and Fourlh ! rriday evenings ef tntch nionib. TraLsient ComriMles itie cordi y invited to meet with us S. W. KKKUK, I! F. 1 ABl.r.k. Commander Adjutant, Land Mirveytiic PAKTllta UKSIK1KO SIIRVKYI.NO DONR CAM OK tain accurate and prompt wnrk by calliru! UK)ii ex-county snrveyoi F , T. T. Fisher. He has complete copies of field notes and tow n ship plats, and is prepare I to do surveving in any part of Linn county. Postorliec address, Millers Station. Linn coil tty, Oregon. Contrarlor and Itullder. DC. SIIKbL WILL riRMKII PLANS, BeltCIPlCA . tions and details for all kinds of build ing and architecture. All work promptly done and guaranteed to be Unit -class. Esti mates furnished on slmrt notice for lirick buildings, residences, public buildings, bridges, etc. 1 W A V KKS, ARl llITKirr AND SUPER I intendaut. Otti.-c over First National bankjbuilding, Albany, or. from all parts of the nnintv Work solicited ( onlrartor anal llnllder. nillE UNOERSICNEO HAVING LOC'ATEL X in Albany solicits patronage from city and country . Will contract to build bridges barns, and all manner of dwelling houses, including Oueen Anne, East lake and Kliza bethinn Btvles of buildings. Will furuish plans, andsptciflcatinns free of charges. Sat it faction guarantee' W. '. t'ASSEL. 11! ILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspefisia and If Liver Compldiiit? Shiloh's Vitnlizeris Shiloh s Mtnlizeris For sale by Foshay uara ntecd to cure you, Mason. tVJR lame back, side or chest, use Shilob's Porous Plaster. Sold by Foshay & Mason. SLEEPLESS NIGHTS made miserable by that t errible cough. Shiloh's Cure is remedy lor you. For sal by Foshay & Fabsr s Golden 4 w ! y 'rel I 10 .TAircj- oM r pro CO U (. "THE" mm Or :- xnw'SMSES-PyP 'Se"lrf (or Cl rcoIar.Sj ptj jjr ' W 0. H' YT 11 eii od am h .. .x SI uVt'i, ti'iwaie, !'e Tiidfc! in i lie ar i . - m .i r. -vaaV- a i i : f I ' J 1 fp ' Ui KID. Ay ipMIIiii l.j;.. Gr "W ' fc: Xjycsojxr 1 ) m J i J U 1 IB a T1IF. I.KAlHNti CRoCrCI.KN , l-.'JNC' 'iOODS AND TOY STOHt OF ALBANY. TH!- ONI-Y GKNI I - KOGF.KS BROS SI1. YKIHVAUK, FKKNC1I CHINA U liLASSWAKK, HOY'S VA(ii"- . 1 HY AM) DOlJ.CAK, hl.AUii.s, AN! V General Assortment ox Fancy Goods. v ;0iti. H,.. iou.i Te.is. CulVei s ami l'ainiiv (iroceries. Me huy-r Iire;t for net cash and carries the -' ion i " i gjBf surance agent for Fire and FOR PURE TOILET AND FANCY ;oro The Finest Linp of Pianos and Willamette Valley. ALL AJVP TA3rijvj I FEE 1) AND GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET. WANTED; RT'WIALI.Y Hay, oats and potatoes, to supply custoii i-iM i on the Oregon Pacific Kailroad exU - where I sell in rtiiant't ins to suit ti e. ALBANY BAKERY. PARKER BROS., PROPRIETORS. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND CAKKS VOIJ V FlDIN(iS- . l-KFsn m i ns r.KK--.- Kll AM' VKGKTAIiLl H . oice Table Delit-acies antl :i Line ct Fancy and Stsijile (Jhh lict visions, Canned Goods, Nuts, C am it s, i r ; ' I MA 1 Al HAUY OKEC.ONi No linii' to this game. mean to w li if we don't make ; ... - i .i i. ..it cent. e i e g li'ii to oo me oi.ir oi i he hardwre business ol At ict"f us. imps s'f ' ? anvb.mv's and a nt'i heaie'. Our st"fk i-oif pli-ef i :!'l;it is 1 1. st in h.irdwaie ii .-not I H iiliiLM It:!', F):.e Ste At Iaiui and see o'.i -1 i'rices. new stock. Call largest -.ocl . . ' . ., l k in the Valley. Marine. DRUGS GOODS li. L BLACKMAN liruos, Paints Oiifc Pai faauf ) aird toile article-. -J. a ftt'l Hm al hooks a - - atiiiBery. parirW-aia, eU lT freaaTtptaona i.mpoawdvd n m RLLCWS VDWOlll ALSO 0AR1E in tlie; 2p STORE i:Biou and rr.y increasing home tra.ie, nrcl.nnrK. t'tlice t -ot or rerry etrei't W M. ROBKRTSON Full vl lVo Ktc,, Etc -TH H. iM PALIF1C HAILH'jAl ANI eaonDevelopiueiibUD.'s L . iieamship 1-uie V ihw.) . .Kiitions uuhipuitil t A. cot' K OU . i :. i"l n-l.tt ; ii.ii - ClaK' rki Al ii Willaiuelt Valley ... .. . W V -- W ii,iiM al!ey tt iil:uvllr Vili y r i nAK TI.AM .- . July -'oth ne .'l. Kar.ll"li ut lllll Itu JIM A li.. -I W lO.ii W le Valley... i (4; V uflet . , , . ...m - ' ""I " I.A-1 in UNlit lle I ' ' : .. . ...lll-fc. . ... Jl... ' II 1 , , .In.:, .-.ill . ; i r '.I.C ICf I! ' ' I rii 111 .-. Lit Kt if ! '' , .- .. to il..y n i ii l'l... i.i. 'ii ' li Uil li II . .. , ' , . 111-1- .(.11 'ale ir illy 11 . .1 I'J i,ii kJ M i I 1J- J. A. , Him i r., A titiji i- LAST MA SOUTH Lhh t.Ol.iL. t L h Culiiorniu t i 1 1 .ii.f i. Mil 111 ;:h p m..i-v..., lJ.'ji p in. . .. :4j a. in.. At . l'orti,iHi . .AUai .... At. i.v . Iiral I'ush. Iraiti lail (J b-xf a u:. .Lv .VrtUnu .. . p ui. .Lv. Aljir. .... ( IKi i) rnAr Kuflnr. IriNluiiii llr.-tllll i.l p ml. . m.Ar. 7;'iy a .... L . .tu..ti (Ui . u 1 i.tl Ul I .ii 1 . . Al i . ,-;iu. .1. i... ALI. .. , 1AM AL, I AIA v' -iltjl Xi.lAI l ... i.v I'crlluiiu Ai... li.ou Ar Albiin Li .. '.f.l.i A U . i.AAl A U 1'U LL.M AN L U FF K I S LI-1 I K i ; s . I'oUKlfeT hl.Kl l'iNt. t .u:.-, r accoiiiu:Mlat.oii nt isttni.i t i n M-i.crt) aUu hfd I- txfrt-.a rj!i-.. MM Mile Itit t-iim. Between j'oii:..iki aiul (. . Mail fruiii itail) l 7:30 a U1..L1. , 12:10 p 111..A1. i'O. .All 1 t,cr .mi. .. p. At Alluuiy anil Conaliir. i Intins of tlreon rai ificKailroAi! Kirrh 1 rain UjiUv -ia. ' t 1 -Mitmav 4:4( p in. L . . . . i'orti:iim Ar . . :io . Ar iK i Efii lilt- i.v . .'i.i.-iiL THROUGH TICKFTS All Poll. I- EAST AND OJTh -9f Kor tit kits .niil h..l ardin ratt n,ai.-, vU , r rniuf it ii rv- t at-iit mi Attutn . i K. hOKlH.r I;, j Manager A.-j.-. '.. t . TICKET t a'iti Hum prm 'mkC. in ml ii u. PULLMAN mill CAH SKfFlFS I'ree GoloQistjRteeniiitr Cars Ron Tit.t-. nh on i Li -resa Tm:ut OMAHA, COI NIUL liI.l'Kl KANSAS CY Y, CHICAGO AND ST. l.tH'l.v. Mritaul Kew Itlhlni: ars Mil i Iishui , Close Connections t Port land for Sin Fran Cisco and Pugt-t Sound pointi ' S4 liati leave the Coii!any'i wtmil.ar the loot ol l'.ioaiiuil.lli street, il. Tmilai u) Friday of eael. eel C. '. R W l.i.Nt.s. t'ltv ticket and Freight Aytnl . K. Mil LI . t.srrl 1 rattle Mmmjcer. L m. n t:, .. i'. . JOHN SCKMLFR' LiYt.i'y. Feed A Sale suite Cwier Sentntl RVuM-rth Sr. ALil.iNY. fiA'VfVt.A Hiki hoarukd by tut day oi month t'at r.H.enor huggiet .n reasonable tern. Mini FOSHAY & MASON Wholesale and Relml P, A I3AKT, j - - M I 1 1 . a ?a. i . -i,-,;-,',SS,T..