Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, October 02, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTfTR M'nTCNTN H-KltALD TTIinSDAY, OCTOKER 2 lSflt), ? tuning aUMUraUl ILY A. IS U VVEBK1.Y TRKMS OF grUHCKIiTK'N UAII V 'niliht every mornmic except :iv.Tc. I by carrier, pe' voek... t uil, per year.... Monda .; 0-20 6 OO WF.EKt.V. ifnhHahed every FVday Morning.) onv. per annum, in advance.. .......?.!.( wit paid in advmce ....... 2.50 THF. H tILft. ail t the Albany poatotflee close for all itfleee north Hie Kastern fitateii I 30 A. , "Tie Went Side Vnd the Sat row V R. hV J -r Portland anil - 11 A. nallmand Yaquini -ltWr. 1 o-nce annth 7:30 r. M ("he rawtotrlce will he d each cvenim rom si rn even o'clock. Resi-rt-rnl matter for tin ly morninir :rain should he mailed before o clock the oreviotu evening. OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Depart .;ili.lSami.oopm Paaaencer ' ?reitfht. ...... . ii , ,...- "m THE REPORTERS. Osk of the busiest of hard work ing mortals is the lewspaper re porter. His omniscient task takes him every where and into every thing, and in the main he makes himaelf extremely useful. The Tribune says: "The re cent transfer of William Tell, his trusty how, hia little son, the apple, the reserve arrow intended fo the heart of the tyrant Gessler in case the other one killed the target-bearer the transfer of these familiar things from Swiss history to cosmopolitan romance hat served to call attention to the fact that the modern reporter is more trustworthy than his brethren of an earlier age. II is is that scientific' spirit which, choosing for its watchword "prove all things," resolutely declines to take foi wanted much beside the state ments of the multiplication table : bis also is the aim to get all tin news, and it is coupled v ith the conviction that unless he gets i; correctly he might better not get it at all. The modern reporter does not devote all his time to re cording whatever is most interest ing in the life which now is. In addition he is constantly challeng ing the wisdom of the fathers his hump of reverence might be better tieveloped so that it ia hardly to much to affirm that the partisans of the notable histrionic personage are wanting in prudence uult.-s they sleep with one eye open, holding themselves in readine-sto repel attacks - if they can in tended to demolish their favorites, or at all events to revise the popu lar estimates concerning them.' Some of the recent press lii patches that have been sent out, perhaps bear an in.piess slightly dissimular to the Tribune's esti mate of the veracity of the reporter but those are merely erratic spasms of individuals, and do not form a standard by which to judge any considerable number of the fraternity. The large majority carry out the Tribune's estimate. Thk passage of the tariff' bill hy congress, will call out much de cusion and comment upon the probable results. One of these results is spoken of by the Chron cal as follows: "The people of California will soon be able to judge from practical results whether reciprocity with the Hawaiian kingdom has been a good tiling for the state. Under the new bounty eys-tern beet sugar factories are stue to be established in this state, which will give em ployment to large numbers of workingmen and provide a ready market for immense quantities of agricultural product which is hard ly known to our farmers at present. The production of one hundred million pounds of beet sugar by- California will be of more value to the state than the commerce ol Hawaii could possibly be n its product of cane sugar were in creased to half a billion pounds annually. The reason for thin is obvious. While we supply the islanders a portion of the goods they consume, we will supply the California producer with all he consumes. Besides the profits of production will remain in this country; under reciprocity they remained abroad." The point taken by every thinking pel son, and ia of especial interest to re gjn as well as California, for it is just as applicable here as it is there. Tuk pinch in the money market now is, first and foremast, due to prices of cereals, 26 per cent higher than last year. Speaking roughly this takes 25 per cent more '"money" and currency to handle the crops. Cotton is a cent Jower , than last year, but 00,000 bales more had been received to .Septem ber 0th, this year than last. Taking added prices on cereals and the increase. Kailkoau transactioiiH are no small aftairs. A dispatch from Denver, Col., ays that tlie Santa Fe Koatl has not only bought the Micllaii'l. hut haa al-o uecured an option on the Rio iranle and Weetern. The sum involved in the deal is fctt.OOO.fKX). The move will change the railway map of Colorado, as it will shut the Itio (irande Ru.i 1 out of its direct con nections with Oplen. Th" Rio (irande Junction is the connect ing link between the Rio (irande poper, the Midland and the R n (iranile Western. Tr-e Rio Granite anil Midland own it. jointly, but the interest of the former road now becomes value'ess. Thk iron market -f the country s a matter of interest and a study. The manufacturer says: Compar ing the first seven months of 18W and the first seven months of 1880 in detail we find that imports of j pijl-i' on deceased 543 tons, serai i iron increased Z,07b tons, scrap steel decreased almost half or 030 tons, bar iron decreased 577 tons, steel rails 0,042 tons, cotton ties I ,S22 tons, steel plate-) .704 tons, ingots, blooms, etc., 4l,7.'W tons, sheet iron increased 002 tons, tin plates decreased 2o.l"0 tons, and w ire rods decroased 12,400 tons. Thk wherewithal to he clothed is a question of smiie moment, as 'he following report of the p'o .!.,..: :n. i i'i. nut uuu oi c ii wni snow. 1 lie j production of silk through the world hist year is estimated at ! 11,700 tons, as against 11,548 tons! in ISS.s M.o-iS tuns in 1SS7, 10,504 tijiis in i.sst;. and O.DOiJ tons in 1885, The average of the four years 185 1SM was 10,748 tons. 1 he ISSO-crop was rather above it although sc -ircely any silk wao produced in Syria and other parts of the Levant. Freucli Tany Wafers. These wafers are a sure and safe specific :or all kinds of female troubles and will remove all ob structions to the monthly periods, no matter w fiat the cause. They are just what every woman needs, and can be used saiely. For sale hy the Livingstone .Medical Co., manufacturers, I'oi tlaiui, Oregon, also lrom our sole agent, J. A. Gumming, druggist, Blumberg block, Albany, Oregon. Karlett I'earx. 1 am agent lor the Salem Can- i nery and prepared to buy all the ! I'.aillett Tears brought to me in a shipping condition. l'aities laving pears to sell will do well to -ee me. S..Mi:tL K. Voi .no. Taken In. I often u.se to read the news iper lioiul to my wile, said a g ..tie :iian in our loun the other day, Out once 1 was fairly taken in by ne of these In tie ad'-eiiisi .uents a groceries and patent medicines, ine paragrapn begun with the madest account of a sea set'-'nt out ended by setting forth virtue of lilackhurn & 1; .-ay ; if you trade with them will never get taken in. i lie vou Corset! Corsets! j We make a specialty oi ' les j and misses tine corsets and ts. We have a drive in a t nch j sateen corset at 75 cents. xtra 1 good value. Samuel E. Y no. JL Lite liuern of Siloes. We are offering some rare bar- i gains in men's and ladies shoes, j We sell you the same shoi-a that 1 other houses show you made by : 'he same manufacturer in short I they are the same goods for much i less money. Call and see our j prices we guarantee to save from 20 to 50 per cent on each pair of shoes purchased. These goods are new and lirst class in every particular. A. B. McIlwain Tim liiion 1'aclflc. Is the only line running two last trains daily from Portland to Omaha, St. Paul, Kansas City, Chicago, St. Louis and all points East and South. Buy your tickets of C. i. Kawlings, foot of Broad albin street, Albany. Pound. In the road near .Mr. Gross's or chard, southeast of this city, on Friday, Sept. L'ti, a black cashmere shawl, the owner can have the same, by calling at thin otlice and paying lor tins notice. Kortmiller S: Irving have a large j line ol lace curtains, renai.-sance, j dadras and chi neille tahie covets, which they are selling very rneap. j Min -rs: to F. M. French or your in.igni fyiug tiasses. ! ONKY 1,0 VN We h- plent (.t inone ti loan oil ieal ht te .Seetl' it ii two to the ve;ii unit. .'all on us our otnoe opposite the UeVvre llotif-e. lit KKI1AKT V KKNNKY, M' NI-;V To LOAN. -In Ut-'v mui sniiii sum. on u'ooil AltKtn au-i Linn ount e;ti estate. It u want moi.t-y tut a t ali W, K, .Mel'iu rym, Kml Kmute v Loan liri'' or. T'OU SALIC- i ash er ii .tdm-nt yhm Sj One tmifj, hum harn- c.xpre. Wiiyr-r ;nil liar next iiml twit horr-es, Appi tv li. uiltio... U.NK coinfortahly furnisheU front room with hth. can he rente I in a nt'ieiuun a 1 wit or two iatieT hy applvitm to .1. I., lia -t, on SM'eonti ntreeft, ln-tween hroaialhiii hi it. F.lfj worth 4 LL PERSONS HAVING UNsKTILKU j account) with John Dierrener are re iitstel to call at once and ttle as he ha h li i hit meat market and hag retired from the butfineaa. BUYS -GO TO NEW 1 I d. II. -FCR l'.ARGAINS- Not; selling at cost, but at prices that defy competition. Cull and get prices. Our motto is "live and let live, quick sa'es and small profits. Itf Don't forget the place, McFarhmd Block. Resp'y, C SEARLS HK.W.EH IX Exclusive Agcncv fo liL I M li i:ili JiL (J CJ The City Liquor Store ;V. Ha VMOAh'T, Proprietor. riTN'ext d'Kir ti the Odd Fellowa" emple, Alli.ny, Oregon 1 ieept constantly on bun . ie rtnmt i;iii .rttvl n.l dotuertic wines, liquors, ciftrs an to'-"o nl first clads liiimr store in the city ON PAID TG tlhClRS FRUM THE' COUNTRY' u li us Manufacturer of -AND DEALER INV FINE IMPORTED AND m t;igars, Vlug and Smoking Tobaccos, Meerbrbauni und Urinr l'ipct., t a full line it' Smokers' Articles. Also dealer in Ncit oooi to Pireillcr's candy store, Albany, Oregon, WAN r r JED Ten thousand Men 'VWn.cii mid ( hiitlren to .. g(:i- c ! DEYOK & FirOW-AK UK OS., !?Sf A? r&TTTfHV W" T" nnnelnn Hhors are VilU 1 lull warmntrd, anil every pair has hU nnmr mwl price wtnniprd on bottom. W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Fine Calf anil I, need Waterproof Grain The exerllonee and wearing qualities of this ho cannot he hotter shown than iy the Atrong endorse ments of Its thousands of constant wearers. $e.OO irniiine Ilnnd-frrd. an elopant and "fcj stvlish dresM shoe which oomnieuda Itnelf. $.00 llatid-eved Well. A line calf Shoe uiH'ualU l fr stvle and durability. SO. SO ('oodyear Well Is the standard dresa Mi"e, at a potmlnr price. .50 Policeman h Shoe U especially adapted 3 ior rauroaa men, ijirmcrs, etc. All made lu Confrefw, Hut ton and Lace. $3 & $2 SHOES 1 have been most favorably received since Introduced and tbe recent Improvements make them superior to any nhoeit pold at these prices. Aok your Uenler. and If he cannot supply you send direct to factory enclosing advertised price, or postal for order blanks. W. L. DOIUI.A8, Brockloo, Mmmu. 11 THE RIG SI NEW YORK C. B. STORE. I'm k Ntlh s s LA1KS AXI) GKNTS r'UR MSM1NCS. m id My Shoe Department is now'i-omplete with tie latest styles' and finest K0Oi. at the lowest pr ces. a i. so tt Ludlo-w Fine Saoti Joseph Choice Cigars V1 imoners and j'tait is in an kim s t,; guns aiiil ammunition, lishing tackle of ev ery di scrit'oii. cutlery and base ball gcods. tents, hammocks and csmp chairs. Tht largest stock Kiuth of Portland. Come one and all. Ko trouble to show goods. (iic sales and small prolits is our motto. Also repair shop connected with store and fcrst class workmen to do all kinds of work. r & 0 d) 0 ft FOR LADIES. ""-mmpsss! iRteMlU 1 ilUuIIlil llUllli; ; k'.rnac ... -,,u w . the Benorutive urtrans of cither Hex whether arising from the exccHivc use of stimulants, tobacco or opium, or thrmiKh jouthful in.lis cretiou, over indulgence, etc., such anliisxof Bruin Power, Wukcfu'nesi, IJcariiiif Down Fains in the Back, Seminal Weakness, 11 s teria, Ner ous Pros-ration, Nocturnal Omis sions, Leucorrhoe, Uizzincsx, Weak Memory, Loss of Power anil Imjiotency, which if neg lected often lead to premature old ae and insanity. Price $1 a box; 6 hoxc5 fcr $5.00 Sent bv mail on receipt of price. A WKIT1 KM a tltlYI KF. is Kivcn with every ift order received, to refund tne money if a Prrmaiirnl cure is noteffecteu. We have thutisaudsof testimonials from old and ountr, r : both sexes, who have been permanently cured by the use "f Aphroditine Circular free. Address THF. ATIIKO MFDK'IVF. 0. Western Branch, Box, 27, Portland, Oreyon. For sale by Foshay & Mason, who esale ami etail druiritistfi, All.nnv, Oregon IM Golden FEMALE Pills For Female fr rcjrularities; noth ing iike them on the market. Never tail. SuecessfulK used bv prominent ladies n'iitM. Guarantee-' to re lieve supi'rcsscl menstruation. . v I'on't be humbug . ed. iSave time. Health and money. Take no other. Sent to any ad dress by utaii ( n rccript of price, 8"2 00. Ad dress ihro .M'lirlnr i oniiiy West Branch lx 7, I'nrllniKl, ir. Sold by Fophi y & Mason, Albany. Oreen I'HVSIt i ts l". M. I) , Hoi- capathic Plivs'ician. otli'-e at lr. Wallace's :ld nil, Broailalbin street. Ollice hours, 7 to M.; I to :i and B to S r. m. M 11. KLI.1S, PHYSICIAN , ifeoti, Albai.y OiTon. ND SKRi WIl DAVIS, M. D. PHYSICIAN A NO suieon. Can lie found at his otfk-c room in Strahan's block, Kirst street. AUian) Oreiron- C- C. KKILV, PHYSICIAN AND J. neon Aioany, Oregon, oftice n Pierce' new block Oltico hours, from S A. M. to P. M "T jritOSSlTKI VKTKKINAKY SIK i . ireon, graduate of Ontario veterinary college and niember of the Ontario veterin ary medical society, is prepared to treat the diseases of all domesticated animals on sen otitic principles. Oltice at Ans Marshall's livery stable Kesidence 4th and Calapooia streets, Albany, Orecon. DH K. A. McAusTKR-IiOMKorArmc PUT aii ian and surireon Has removed hit ollice into Crawford's block. All calls prompt ly ai tended to, DKO.A. WHITNEY, PHYSICIAN AND surgeon. Graduate of Bellevue Hospi tal Medical College, New York City. Diseases of women a specialty. Otiice in at residence on 7th street between Calapooia and Vine, Albauy Oregon. DIl.M. J. PA 'TON, PHYSH'IAN AND Sunjcon, Blumbenr s Block, Albmy, Or Feniale dtseases a si-ecialty. Can be f(,un,l n the otlice day or nitht. W, T. B1KNKV. L. T. RAK1N, J. W. IMiAPKR Bl-KN :V, I5AKIN & Il!ArKK, ATToK nevrt ut law, (irvLron Citv, Orroti. 1 wen tv cais uxptTU'iit' ;is noisier ff Xi V . S. Lanct uiIIl-o rt Oregon i'iy anl in the land pniftU'C recoiiinn ii'Is a in our Hecialty h uhIucsm l)t;fort.' the LuniI o-ir the courts Mid iiiv.ilviii the practit . in the e' t-ral Lati'l Oftice. II C. WATSON", attornt'V.M-lnw, Alhau , Orein. Oilit c in iStn han liloek T N tj . and OLNCAN AT 1 1 iKNKY- T I.aW and notarv lmblic. O'bce in the btrahan block, rooms No. 1 and 2. D. R.N. BliAl'KKt'KN. O. W WKIOIlr. )LACIvBLRN, is WKIG11T ATTORNEY AT J Law, Albany OreKoii. Oll.ce in Odd i rllow'8 Teinole. Vill jinictice in all court ol the Htate, ami Kive special attention to all buHincflA. lyOLVKKTON CHAHLKSE. AITOHNEY M at Law, Albany, Or. Otlice in roonis 13 atid 14, FoHter'e Llock, over L. E. nipin'i store. T K. W E ATI IK Kit) KO, ATTO'ltNK Y AT J . law, Albany, Oregon. Otlice in the Klinn lllcck. Will practice in all the courts ol thcHtute, and ifive special attention to all bimiucHs. TA IES P. MEAD, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW rj and title exuniiner, Albany, Or. Will practice in all the courtfl of the state. Ab ptractdof title fuminhed on short notice. Ten years experience. 8KCKET SOCIKTIKS. A, O. t', W. -Safety LoiIko No, IS; meets every Monday evening at the O. A. K. hail on Kerry street, between tSceond and 1 hird. Albmy, Oregon. Stnint'crs in the city and transient brethren cordially invited to attend. Mcl'hereoii Post No. 5, O. A. It Stated meetings at the O, A. K Hall on the second and Fourth Friday overling' of each monrh. Transient Ooiiirades ate cord: y invited to meet with us S. W. KKKCK, II F. Tabi.kr, Commander Adjutant, I.hikI Mirvrtns. .KTIKH DKSIRIMI SURVRY1NQ OONR CAN OS tain a-curate and prompt work hy cailinv uKu ex-county surveyor r, J. I. risher. He bascompletc copies of field notes and town ship plats, and is prepare I to do surveviuv in nny part of Linn county. Postottice address, Millers Station. Linn cou ity, Oreon. lout mil or and llullilrr. DC. SIIKt.l. WILL rt'RMNll PLANS, K1RIIFHA . tions and detat's for all kinds of build ing and architecture. All work prnuiptlv donc and jctiarantecd to lie firsl-das- Kiti iiiatcs luruisbed on short notice for brick building, residences, public buildings, bridges, etc. I 1 VV. AYKKS, ARrlllTKCT AND SUPKK ! J. intendunt. Otlice over Kirst National hiuik'pmildmif, AH-aiiy, or. work solicited frmn :dl parts of the county i onlrHrlor anil llulliler. rpilK r.NKF.KSIGNKIi HAVING I.ofATKl. X in Albany w licitH twilriinatfe from city anil country. Will contract U builil briilires barns, anil all manner of ilwellinu houiies, iiieiiulin (Juccu Anne, Kastlake anil Lliza bcthian stvle? of iuililiiii;i. Will furnish plans. andsiKciricfttions Irec of charges, hatis bu tion uuarantec' . ('. l!ASSKL. I VOt" Sl'FFKll with D.spewia and I IT Licr I oniililint? .Sbtloli'si Vitalizeris j uara ntireil to cure yon. For sale by Foshay I Mason. VOU lame back, siilc or cbest, use Shiloh's T 1'orous Plaster. Solil by Foshay S Jliwiti SLKcJM.KSN MGIirs niaile miserable by that t erriblc couich. Shiloh's I. 'lire, is remedy for you. For sale by Foshay .on j" ct kuup,'? liiLLiEi v, . h i- i' Vino 'rriNEMmcQkLij7.. rOSllilv ft. m S J 'i-'-l, titlvV St MHI.N ? B, The lli'i j V'' Ola KID. v OMMOH LASTS -ZXM ts;... ,..iW .UlLKSdHADWOlIi; GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR. THK I.KAOINU CKOCKKKY, FANCY (K)DS AND TOY STOKE OK AI.UANY. TUK ONLY OKNl'l - KOOKttS BROS SIl VKinV.vKE, FKKNCH CHINA . I GLASSWARE, HOY'S VA; ... . . BY AM) DOLL CAR, KIAGKS, AND A Ge&cial Assortment c: Fancy Goods. .-IKM-ialty n the linest Teas, Cotle.-s an.i Family Groceries, lie buyi direct for net cash and carries the largest Mock in the Valley. y Insurance agent for Fire and Marine. FOR PURE DRUGS TOILET AND FANCY GOODS .0 IX) m si f? Mf JL'ftPik. fmmM i 1 iJiLliirf--JLji vr, ALPo CARTKS The Finest Liiie of Pianos and Organs in the Willamette Valley. CA1X AM) fXAJilJ? ' J K FEE, D STORE AND GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET. W'ANTKD SF'KCIALLY Hav, oats aiirl potatoes, to supply cusU.n.er ) on the Oregon Pacific Kailroarl extension and my inoreasing home trade. where I 'ell in cinant'ties to nit the t iirolisr. 1'Diee loot or fury btrertt W X4. ROBrTRTSON A LBANY 1)AKEHY. PARKER BROS., PROPRIETORS. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND 'CAKES FOKV. I -.'KKESII HU'ITS I'.EK-V I FliFFH i. FD V.WFI'MKGSV. KlEh AND VFGf.TABFI F '.'.. F.KK . oice Table Delicacies and t Full L in ;t Fancy and Staple Greet rit-s ; i d Pro visions, Canned Good 8, Nuts, Camlis. r tc,, Etc & Full Line vj hi.) witti nt,0 Inutile Cigars v,- ; :3S,t-3l --i. v-- ikillieiW;!S:;i)ii!iic Al HAHY OREGON, No limit to this game. Wr mean to wn if we don't make a cent. We're giing to do the bult of flie hardware business of A! Fli.itiv. (iet ol c.s. Mn s a'-e a fcj-r ml i s anyboi!v' and a litth heave1. Our stock compri-ef 'hat is best in hardware j lit ilii' liiiildi SZQWK -iff! At Iji'ac-! Prices. Cal; and see otii new stock. fi. L BLACKMAN wit Paints Oils Iti r Hi J u4 totln artirKak .' a fnl tta of books ,uttinMTy. pwiodicmU, etc. .9T ir ertutttn rf.ii; OlfcUGN PACIFIC HAILR-AL ANI" Irepn Development Co.'s steamship Liiife I i l AND 2ii Hours Less. Time I bun by any -u c t i i.tc. . Accei::olationi) uiihin pawed comfort an .,.! rar-.s aiie (!ci.u, liwi.aaui M iiivn, i..- -' i- in eon in ' , ...!. ..-. . ai.y iU.tr Jeute mo f. D Fiancisco. BAILING UA 'l tiS. fKOV VAI INA. WllUuictu. Vallev... . V.l,au.ttte Valley W ilutintdi Valley ..... July 26th AUtf. 1st loth " itith r OH SAN PfctAJvi IfcX i-aralloii.. tV;..,!i.iflte talle. W IU alle . . . w. . AUjf. 1st : Uih . " lib .July Ist The uliij-a!.. KHTVt vlie rihi to ccali: uan,c:o i ealoto. il. , i Jr., Ocu t. . I. Av i.t. j; ii. wy trit-t, .Sui: Ii.,.-.sco, Cal. K i;.i uiiar U:e treg-m r....ilic l.opu- lii ,iuiiier e.v-ui;olie. L.o late t. s li liekelc aic Kli sale t-Velj iy.;l,c ii!uiu:iy Initn A HmiiJ id li 1'Mn li .',L to Vni(U:l)a - nl mil li.j - iiniil fc I n - fill. Ill . DAM.? .t.Nul 1. 1UAI IA-ep .M.liua)ci.) a.i.,o . ,.no a a 1, ,tati 12' !-' i C.i Ar Aii o. tc :i a ' i. . : r i - 'i i t . Al Itl.A.., t.t.,t-lal tmi.'. v.4-i vallin, 1 m i.. HlMttK, rf.tlllk. l. t VIA SOUlHthN hAiilu. hliit. California ix.lir,ti iiaiot W'l'IM , oi.m (i:oo . m . . Lv fortiaiid . . Ar.. K.i; am H.io 1 In. . Li Ali aj.y .. .. Lv . . t,;n jo i:45 a OI..A1 i. t taiicls. ,1. 1. v . . H- V J 'ID j-al I'ass. Irani ltuily- it.. .M,i.aJ o:'.'J a 111. .Uv Portland Ar. . 4;u. ).tu l2:2o p m..Lv.. AlOany Lv..l.n am b.QU t niAr Ko.-cbury L . . tol'am l4-aiiin lram It. . . .Mi any .. . . Ar.. )jid . 1 Al al.ou. .. . . Lv . . b:4. am tm '-'inyM...; Ar.. l.'.t )m mI. ': Oi l' 1 . . l.Ui i:ii ., ma, At. 7;'ioa. Lr, 8.-2-J a i- . r. hi.:..-. . IAHA1., I AIA1 tl ..lll M.lba; ; 5.o : l-v IVllli.i.d Al... H.ei. AH . Ar Albi.j L....:i.fiiA m IT LLM AN li L'r'KKT Sl.KK I'hlm. l'OLKlT SLEJ-l'INti l AK.s, Fur accouiiiiiKia. !. m xnini A iat Pa benders attached i,. t ri : riiir. Hfl Mile il vision. Between iuiu.uu: ai.t; O'lvsiiis .Hall I'ralit CchiI - l.x;ip: -ui:o i:30aiu..L. ...i'o.-.iam . . -v. .f. ;tj p. m 12:lo pm.. A:.... c-.raui.. 1. M.bj.. m At Albany and Corvailii- connect with trains of Orcym Pacilicliailroail. .preii train linily 1 x. t,t Sunday 4:4Upni..Lv Portland Ar.. b:20arn 7:25 p ni. .Ar Aicliiniivdle.Lv . 6.45am THROUGH TICKFTS lo AH Poini- EAST AND feOUTH X3r For ticket and fid. ttoiiiiatru re irurdll.i; rati map?, rt. .. C4.il oil ccllip:lli's auellt at Albanx. , Iw hOEHLEli, E. P. hOtihb.S, Jianairer Aw". 1.. I. A P. A TICKET to at,d from prin "t ua! pciittH in the I U!td 5t.lt M , Caiiaiu and Ku rne PULLMAN PALACE CAR SllEPEFS. Pre OolonifetlBltrfmiDcaCarf Bon Throrgh eo . Ex -tefs TtaiD OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFF KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO AND ST. LOU It'-. 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