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-v .a THTg MOKNTNT HEUALI) FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10. t v t I ! 4 1 ii gaming aiUv2icraUl Daily iND Wekku TKRH9 O7UBSCXrpTI02t da at rtbUtd ary moniluv e.-evt Monday.) e'iveml b cantor, per fcL. 0-20 ? null, par yor 0 40 WUELT. i Published verjr Fri.lay Morning.) ee copr, per annum. In advance 1?.00 beu But void in advar.ve ..... tJtQ THE KAIL. al tit lbany p-jatotScttcloae F-r U -rfncre porta Tl Mieni state ' 640 a. a, Wert Side 4al e Jn 0 ti R. K. J x t-orUand od 3 ..It a. a orreUUi and Y equina 12: r. ofttce OW !l .ms . 7:3r. The ru?1' will be cl- d each cveuius totr all tn arvan o'clock. Begisterad matter for tho Ir morning n should bo roalial before o clock the avattono eteuiiw. OREGON PACIFIC TIMSTAfLK. Arrives Depart .1 11.1 Kam 1100 fm J S.prul r.60a ri?JS TA RIFF CUA SUES. Tit at the new tariff rules will innra to the funeral benefit of the entire country, is unqu stionab'.y a fact that tims and trial will dem jntra?e, an I that i he adoption of the new law will hive an in fluence udou u!iti al circles is alo a fact. The Chronicle savs that it iusv be couccde I in the first instance that the increase import duty on articles o! luxnry mu t be bom by tha consumer, uince snc'i ar ticles are, for the m st part, non competing p;odut'ti. Hut where i the pilitical economist be be of onn school or another who lus ever protested against taxing lux uries for the piWic good? Havana cigars and French champigne wil" cost the ronmmer more nu( cr thr MoKinley bill thin here'.of jre, bu does the demccratic party want to natke that an iistic, either in tht present campaign or in that of 1392? Ale and beor hare had the dnty on them ra;sed ." cents a gallon, laces and embroideries have been advanced, and niching? are made to pay more duty, but when an appeal is made t3 the iople of the United States to elect a demo crat house of representatives, this kind of tariff schedule will hardly be used as an argunnt against the republicans. On the other hand, it must be admitted that the MuKinley rill ii not regarded with favor by foreign nations. Great Britain is not enthusiastic over it. Austria d c aot like it, France obj-. cts to it and Germany is out of conceit with ir. "We venture to sngiest, however, that the late congress was legislat ing for the United States and not for Europe, and that the most con elusive evidence in favor of the wisdom of the ne w tariff is . the fact that it dos not suit Europe. The American market has belonged to those countries to long that it is little wonder they luto to litre to give it up, but it is indisputable thai their los will lc our gain. The pasacge of tl.U t ill marks the beginning of the end of the frec-trale idea that there is any obligation, e'.hijal orecon :n'.c, by which oar nation ii bu id to exist and be carried on for ti e benefit of every other nation. Had tha th?ory been adopted in 1809 we tb mid still bj buying mmufact tnres of iron and steel from Europe at their figures, whild our own iron and coal mine- lay unworked and our furnaces and forges re mained ucb tilt. We should still be shipping .!! cur riw cotton to England an I buying ba-ak the in.inufrt -fured aitt!o, wi'.Ii ex-lens.-s of li"vl--- tra'n:nit.iun an I manufactures' and middlemen' proi'.ts ad-lcd. Tho McJvinle bill is simp'y an assertion in uo.iitive form of cur; national individ.tnlity. It is noti-i fic st 'vn t- tiio wor'dof our bs.iut in liierdenfe and of our aSility to rtdy ou oursidvcs for all ti.t nccesaarics of and ui.Try of thr liixnriea. The hictoiy of rotcc tion teaches us in an in. mis nksble way that the result will be 1 n ficialtoall classes, arid that any tempjrary dijo-gtui.atioi ia o: lv Uu upheaval ofaw e of new iu-dnstrie-' an 1 Tin-reast-d prosperity. ' Thckr ar iM-cash-nally :es f jutftiablo killing. One of tkw wte record? 1 in ou :i-p;)tc'ie." several mornings and ws thst of the killing of K. F. Tci ipeton . near P.ai.r, lX.u.IiH cui.ty, hy th wif 9 of his friend w ho trust" d to ' i.:. -.i r.s.i. .,, .i i .. ... ... i i .-. i uv vu aiij i n his wire in I en. plot on a clia!!:. . , . , The wretch apiicarj to luv ha.l neither fjsith nor honor, and at- tempiea 10 outrage in perrou ot ; i . . , , . . . , ne Iran roaii 11c v.j 1.1 pro 1 t T. 1 Tt in one instance in ton tlioncn 1 where ready pistol dono cflitient i ajd righteOUS Service, and everv ! . ... . ' person who reads the .t-tount will feel glad (hat the woman had r. listoland wa quick ed, ready enough in its tise to fmtntte the : brutish deiina tit tb' burls? beast who attatppUd to assault her. C' The Ohnmklet sizing up of that butters is probably coirect. . -It thinks that the the talk of George? Q. Cannon shows how complete is the hypocrisy of the claim of President Woodruff and others that the Mormons are willing to abandon polygamy and obey the -laws like others. If the men ho have gne to the penitentiary for polygamy arc to be regarded as heroes, what incentive is there fur the young generation to comply with the law ? The Mormon posi tion, as usual, is illog'cil. The simple fact is (hat the Mormons are lying. They are as firmly -verfded to polygamy as ever, but they hope to disarm official vigilance by their professions of repentance. A California fruit man, who etill pines in single misery, has taken a novel metho 1 to advertise for a wife. lie inserted two lett?ra in the fruit boxes he was packing asking correspondence and marr'ag, and the novelty of the affair has procured hiu a wide spread noforie'y. Trobuble how ever l.c will fail in his design as he makes a provision that the lady must not ba afraid of work. The telU'graphic dispatcher, for a few days, have been burdened with rep. r's from Utah, concern ing the eh inre of heart thvt had come to the Mormon leaders. Ac cording to these reports those leaders had concluded to herea'tr become models of propriety and abandon their church tenet of pluarlity of wives. For Bale. A single hucrey horse, ynnnzand fine traveler, together with a jump seal wiggy. Harness, winp. etc., nearly new, inquire of O. C. Awbrey, Odd Fellows' temple. G. W. Simpson has rrceivfd his fall ex'k of stockinette and scalet jackets and three quarter sealet cloaks, nn1 have a complete assort ment of all the latest stvles. We rarry a full line of men's, boys, ladies and children's snoes at f giirr5 that will surprise yon. G. W. Si'npaon. Mens', youths' and boys' cloth ing and furnishing goods at G. W. Simpson's. Late syle gossamers nd u.n brtllas at the ladies Bazaar. TN'hen you want a nice hat call on G. W. Simpson. The Colon I'acltio. I the only line running two fast trains daily from Portland to Omaha, St. l'aul, Kansas City, Chicago, St. Louis and all 1-oints East and Sou'h. Buy your tickets of C. U. Rawlings, foot of Broad albin street, Albany. The Thomas Kay Woollen Mills of rtalem. have appointed G. W. Simpson their agent in Ali iy. A full line of men and hoys clothing blanket and flannels and all arti cle manufactured bv the mill will be kept in stock, lliese g od are the I.? in the market an 1 will ive entire satitiiJction. Found. In the road near Mr. Gross's or cliard, southeast of this city, on Friday, Sept. a black cashmere shawl. The owner can have the same by calling at this otlicc and paying tor this notice. Botch arShop. The undersigned h.iving pur cinseii the butcher business of Win. Etnmeriek opjioeit the Russ U'use, would t-olicit a shnre ot the t i:b;ic patron. I will ke.-p r-a hand Hie best of fresh beef, ork, .i.u' on, veal and everything in the butcher shop line. B30011 on han-1 and sausage as soon as a mm. bine ordcrol artives. Old patrons p!ci-c cill. JoIIX D( KKIiING7.lt, Altnny, Oct. 1. lsw). Fortnidl. r & Irving h.-.ve a lare iii.e oMhco cm tains, rct.ai.-sance, HO'li ns and chenville tthlccoxers, nhiidi they are selling very cneap. l'vii'l liver pills are h mflit laxntivf ' ,iutl net dtrt-riiy ou tbe l.wr and WW.. iivya well ili 1-oWrls. All drus;-1 rift. xk ir 1 0- It A V. T'Oa Sxl F.CHKAP Gtl hoa-. C-h w r mrllmfr'!i. A(yh t W. U. uliw.... t t No cnii'lre.i l?in:ia at iha oSca or .nlrc .0 M?r to K. W. huirhart, Khcilrt, Or. II1 .tl ibrtocv t. l.mfi vn l'.vn Ft c;u t . . tu Ik live sr lin.e. fall miiwrirur o t c i- tiw Iftu Hrv. rr il n-o. IIidkiimit St Kryj It j ,,,. vvhI ...! l.:u.i couvy i ir mi nt m..- jiv mo a !!. W. M il'inr.n, tle t.r.xtv i Loan Br..- sr. i 4 i r. PERSONS HAVING USKrrLF.t 1 1 a oU'iis wiiii "mi I'lerrcnrr mrv r. am-i4Ni ui ci.ii ni utr iui a ice m n na i h uii.u ai)tl hw (KtJO,, froai , thn bujim. ! Utauk cukld, health nn.i a-t.t W braath aeciira-l, by smloh'. Catarrh herewty. Prl.-o cauca. Xaa: Injoctor rrsa. 3,4 17 ioh.y Moa. TheBes I Sims FARQO'S m $1. LADiES'BOOT, COAT and aongola l:rtA . C SEARLS I'EALER IN- a -asss 'a. a a v ,7 H fmtt Ut Cfcaa. V wa a . 1 Exclusive Agencv fa: thtLudlcw Firo Shoos BLVJIHEEG BLOCK The City Liquor Store Itf. TtJ UMGA UT, Proprietor. rtTNext door to the OU fellomj' enplo, Altuny, Oregon M Raepa constantly on hit) 1 iinnrtl in 1 J imoitlc tnnen, liijuura, cljrara an t0l3O Only Cnt cluai Uquur store in the city IN PAID r0 ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY' Manufacturer of -AND IRTED ClgRrs, Plug and Smoking Tobaccos. Meerschaum and Hilar l'iyes, ai' jfull line 01 duiokers' Articles, also dealer iu Neit dooi to Pffelffer'a candy store, Albauy, Oregon, WANTED Ten thousand Men Women and Children to buy goods of DEYOE & FKOAIAN.Bmii. CAUTION w ;nla Shoes are S?,i wjirTanted, anil eaarr alr baa UU name find price atamc4 batfaw. XI 4 S3 H c& l L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE CENTLEMEH. Fine Cair anrl I.acat Waterproof Grain. !Tt "J"1 wlnB qnallMaioT thl shoe Se.OO f Jrnnlnc llnnd ...uHmuiia in A-0 llnnd-jiawrd .7 " 1 " nnnnitAl aiI f. . IQiiO Uoodrrnr t fcboe at a popular prlc. 3-W Pollcpm.-t u'n Shoe U especially adapted rorraiiroad men. farmer, etc. All made in Congress, Button and Lace. $3&$2SHOESlafds, bare been most faoraKy reeelnvt sln Introduced an.t the recent Imiimvenienu make them superior to any shoes sold at theo prices. rour Tiealer. and If he cannot supply too send W. I.. loi GLA8, Brecktea, Maea, I in tk Met, SHOES FOH 5B0'S and GIRLS KID. mm T . J n- ni. Lauies f ine siidbs auu occ uur ucn nwvx.. .1 - ... 1. . Dry Goods. Note LADIES AND GENTS FUR MSHINUS. BOOTS ai SHOES My Shoe Department is now complete with the latest styles and finest goods at the lowest pr ces. -ALSO Choice Cigars DEALER ET- MD KEY m aCOImorters and Deaiers in a! I kinds o? guns and ammunition fishing tackle of ev ery descript:on. cutlery and base ball goods, tents, hammocks and camp chairs. Tin largest stock south of rorthtrri. Come on and ail. No trouble to show go -da. (Juicl sales and small profits is our i..oito. Also s repair shop connected with store and firBt cli.88 workmen to do all kinds of work. r 0 0 0. Ti rirt?ri- - orwed. on elegent and Well. A Sne calf Uioo a ii mc can .-C0e iri. .. i 1 . . ... - pit In thn &tnHii p rar;it'iivs MB. KU.IS, rytsiras S C-.r . Al!a- s Oraertro. 1TU- DAVIS, M DT'BVJnTN aVi )f ae.aoii. fja ba fvnj4 at Ml v.r,x room is BirsJun'a blovk, fint nnot. A'bim Orqroo. Gd.kEI.LV, PUVSTCIAS AND CR . iraon Albany, Oroou. oiflvC Ii 1'irrua' new blouk. OiUwe huiira, tma S a. a. tcf r. a j rossiter, vstkkinakv sch .Kaon, pr-'uta or Ontario votvrinar. college ana n i SI erot the Ontario Yotcnii ary medical au..y, U rered to treat ti.i diacasca of all iloLicHl.-acol aiitc!i o.i aeientilic pnotnpln. Oii at Ana M trenail livery ftabla KeuJ;n :e ita aid tVtpoaia atreeta, Al'iiiiy, Orcun. Da. E. A. MoALinraa HoaMrAiuic nn aicivi and e'lrgeoa lias rem-.vxd h oiloe into Craa-f jrd'j block. All jio.opl ly attended to. DRG. A. WU1T.VUV, PflYSlCUN AND jr'-ti)a. Or I ut -)f Bcilcvje tl-n.i-ul SleJical Collepj, New York City. Dioa& jf o:nen apecUlty, OIBce in at rci.ii-ncr 0.1 7th street baewjeu Ci:.ixi :id Vine, Albany Orairoii. DU.M. J. PA'TOS, PHVSH'IAN NL' iSureou, felumtK-iy's Bl.x-k, Altuny. I.V Female discjwa a t;sia:y. t'oawt.toc tree. CI V. 'HAMl'.KKti'N, M. 1)., Hvi.'ci.ti.ic Pbyaic'an, oirico at !-. Walis. e u:ii Ui.d, Kroaduibin rtitet. O.f.ce h-.u:, 7 to U a. v.; 1 tc S and (S to H r. M. ATrOK.MTS. V, t. ECAMKT. L. T. BJ, J. pi.rr.li BUR.ViV, DAR1X t DUVPEK, ATft.U neji at law, Oregon City, O'eon. 1 wen t yeara enperien u retriiiler ot th; V. S. Land Ofltce t Oregon dry and iu tne land practice rocouim.rnU us in our e;c:altv bUHii'tba l-ef.ir tue Ltid Oifice o thv ioart" and inv jiving the prt".ice in tLc -ci erl Liwd Ofii. s. C. WATSON, ft'tori.n fct-!H. All, am , Oregon. OiSoe in str.lian liluck TN. Dl.lNCM ArroktSKV-VlLAVV . and notary ntliic. O Hue iu the dir-ljv bliL, r.xiDiD No. and "L 0. B. It. HLai'KHCAn! O. aw GUI' BLAOKUt'KN. & WRIGUT ATlOUNKY Al Law, Aluany Oregon. i.Sl.o. In odd rtlluK'sTemplo. 4'ill practice in all count it the state, andjf'uo aocul a!vuU u tu all buriuew. WOIAEhToN XuATiLKrt K.A FlXlKN K at Law, Al'iar.j, Or. Office In rooioi 1! an d era Block, over U h. Biam't tore. JK. WEAIilrhlOUIl, ArioK.SEV Al . Iaj Albauy, (rciron. iirtiae In tin Kilun ni i:k. W 111 pra-uce tn all t)i courta ot therteMt, and Kiveat-cuU itH-n-iot lo all hiurinea JAVKS P.' MKAD, AITORXEY-AT-IAW and title etaminur, A!l..ny, Or. M l. imctice in all the rourtu il tlie aute. Ah tractkof title fumivhtd oi;. kb-rt i.cli c Ten yeara exrwiebce. bKCJIKT !OCfKTl i;S. V, O. U, W. Safi-ty Lodge X-J, IS: mcM every Monday eveni-:.- at tint (I. A. K hall on Kerry aueat, l-etooon Smon-I and Third. Albany, Oregon. Mrattfer io tl. it and transient orcUiren c-jrJiaJy rjvit-id to attei.d. Mcr hereon Post Na. 5. O A. If. Stated rrnietinja at the , A. K. Hall on the aucond and rili 1 inlay evening .( each ro.nrli. Trar.aic-it ,'iiurvl.-. va wrdi- imiUd louiM wiTh ua S. W. Kf.KCR, K. F. Tiei.T.'X. (.Juic.cilc:, AJut-.nt, Land SrveliiR. PARTTC8 DFSItilXi iraVKTIKO nova 0K OK tain a.-cui-atc nd pronijit j urfc by ralliriv upon ei-coun'v aiiraj-i r. I. T. r'lfhrr. lit has complete tcjiiwot rlfid nn'va end town hip plats, and u prcjrt I todo 'irxrcii'(f ii. any part of Linn ctiiinty. Pwtorc c a-liirm Millers Station. Linn cou itv,O.c(!0ii. (ontrartor and llnlldrr. DC. eiiKLt aiu. nnxirn n,!ts, sritortr . !ona and del n' lor all kinds ot bisiln ir( and archiUctiira. All work prompt It done aid 4riir?nieeil to lie finrt-Ij.a. lti niara fuiiiirli-1 r-i t o.t rr-tira lor l-rir: buiiilinjr. ltul u-t, piitliu tuiidii't. l-riilea, .tc. CW. AVEUR, AK H1TI..T aM trPKR . intendsnt. CtT ovet M.at Kntknnl bariktl'tiildme, Al'.aii.v. Or. l.nk noiiiiud from all parts of Ui rinntr 4 out ran ar Mad liulldrr. riiiiB tTNDKi:sioM".r havino h-catw.: X in Albany orlii iM paiitmurr from cit and country. Will cnutrrt to h-iild lirnluc barns, and all maimer f ilni ili'ijr hona lnc;uilinir Quevn Ai-u, Eistlake aid Kl'.ia bethian atvlea of bullilingi. W.il fn-ni4l iiUiis, and9ptcitluaUus true of ch-.rm. Sth faction ;ruaranUe1 W. O. CASt'.U WILL TOf SUmiR wbh Dvvnra and Liver CompldiiitT KMIot-'a Viialrri nara nteed to cure you. r aale h) I 'uehay Mason. . tlOR lama bvk, ai-Jo or ohs.. n Shlloh'a 1 Porous Pl-Mter. Sold b) rWiay h Miaon. SLKEPl.rit NKllirH ml m-rable b ha terrioie coih. "liU.h' t'nra v . re-Jie ly for you. r'ur sale by F oihy l OXEV TO LOAM-II'lME OA PI f A t. ON kkI real e-'ta a metiriiy. Kor rticu. Is: eviiilre of Geo. Iluiu hr-y f EVER E HOUSE, ALhANY, OK.- THAS i lfeiffcr, Prop. Only flrrt-fclaw lionet, n the city. Larc sample romi for coiu mercial men. So Chlnsmen eiupioyed in tin kitchen. General stwf .:H.- Oonallis. Oiwtolallou .otlce. T WHOM i. mv con.ri- The ey.art-ner-bip heretofore axis iri( itndor the onn name of Burkhart ll Mtii-i "-arrylnu on a enenl Kcal Ii'ii'.o Lo:i & tu.uratre liusiites in Ai:.wv. Orp.oo is thi Ijj dn.i.lk-ed by mn'uil ciiaent, W A. Mdin rtf.;riiiv. Ttm b-isimwa aill c .ntiimcl he enitir hy E A. flurxhart at t tf'd p'ai-e of b'l ineis and iliid fr h:-i name. Da'e l thi Htli day ot H-pu-mlic-. ls. w. A. iai,is. F. A. BrsKM -sr. ran ! 20,000 h dried ap ples 15,000i.dicil plums. : HIGHEST CASH TRICE WILL BE PAH") B V THE FOSHAY & MASON' Wholesale and Rettil A LB IN V, OHl OX' DT. WVMAS 1'j.wi- f .r t.e Pwl in-U U'o a.id .Voi'o it I ni rano it f r rV" riJi Uu . al 1 J iKINOj mm t tt' stove-', tinware, tr.oves, etc. -GO TO SEW Id ft a I FCR BARGAINS- Kot selling at cost, but at prices that defy comj etition. Call anc get prices. Our motto is "live and let live," quick na es and emal: prohiH. X5" Don'i forget Ihj place, .MiFailand Block. Resp'y, 2;Sy7TCEE C. 3. 3, STORE. JULIUS GEADWOHL'S GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR. HE LEAPING CROCKERY, FANCY GOOIJS AND TOY ET0R OF A I.RAN Y. THE ONLY GE US i ROGERS BROS SIL VKinVAKK, FRENCH CHINA o..nP GLASSWARE, BOY'S WAGONS ABY AND DOLL CAB, KIAGES, AND A Ooaaral Asssrtnsat ef Fancy Goals. 5?mcialfy n the finest Teas, Coffers an I Family Groceries, lie buy direct for nut cash and carries the larwat sro-'k in tbe Valley. fjSJ insurance agcut tor rue aim FOR PURE DRUGS TOILET. AND FAN U IT GOODS CO VLI50 Ti8hrt, Line of Flaw ad Orjans in ftp Wiltotb Valley. CAM. AND EXAMl.VE 1JIS STOCK STOHJE AND GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET. AN C llatiliavsivete'Re A I BAHY OREGON, No limit to fliis gam. Wi mean t w:n if we don't make vent. Wf'ieg .ing to do the bulk of the bard w-te business ol Al nv. Uet c-f us. Ours ae a? ; od mS anylwiy's and a litth hcaj'. Our rt-t-k compr'e II tl at is best in hardware IMF, THE mac if. G. L BLACK1LAN iirup, Faints. Oilt? rarfaasarrani srtWa ste a Ml Ba f buoks a--ataHusmi. aariiKTrpah, ate. rtniHilai arWa- Alaeaqr Oaafw CARRIE3- m riay, rata ar d p tMr.ro, tr r.-j;ly certcm id exti-nion and my ibciiaairg home tra iu:t tlir urchaof-rs. Cffic f rn t or Firry atro R M. ROBERTSON "HE- laqomaRoute ! OREGOfl PACIFIC RAILROAD . AKC OropnDeyelopmentOo.'s- Steamship Line 225 IimOllTER ,AHI 22 Hours Less Time Than by any oltcr.ioute: Acccauodatiotif unsurpaacd for con-.foit act afety. rarra aiic rn-urLl viaVKquibaan the Otegt Iwa opo.tut cc-n.ii.j' abipe, niiivh leaa tbat t y any ether route aretu all.pouila in tbe Hilllaie(rr.ai . and St.0 F.anciacnt tSAILINO DATES. raon Tacnxa. Wiliaiuctte Valley.... , ...-Oct. 4th WV . MM g;h WUuuueUa Vallty LTUi : raoa aaa raaxtiaco Farallon CcMSth Wduunelte Valle. 4 WUlauiatta Vallev Mat The company reoerve the rifbt to ci .-jw: teaniera or Mulina dau-a. a 11. Habwlll, Jk., Gen F. & P. KM Moiitumriy uiui, Imui r nin'imi, val Itciucniln r tbe Ureirvii i'm iuc k pu lai euiiiiiier fiuiiom. Low iuie ezi urcion tiekt u a-e on sule vnj "ve itiesilayaud SuluiUay from Aitiaoj C'lr.-allis and Pbiiuumtb to Vaouinu aud for ti e rttuiu trips ui:til iti'li-u.. borio. OATLT rAfK.0IB TPAIKS, Kxcept tui.iii.j L YaquiiaT.riO a H I Lv AUwiv 12 2.1 r Corvallis lo:SS a a " C-.riulu. i :: 3 r a Ar Albany :j& a I Ar lauina 4'3 r. a X a. M ii.., C. Boera, Genera. Viuid.. Actinic U. F t F. arcut Corvallis, O no EAST SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACiriG F.CUTE. THE MOUNT St'STA-T CUTE California ex reus traiii luri'H'ly C.-OOp m..LT.....I.i;iuiil ....At.. ii.& un W.2Spia..Lr.....AllAi L..t:iaui IAS a m..Ar... 6. hrai.ir.T..i... 9w tm Loral P. Train Hall- (Ex. t i,.s 8.H)a m..Lv....,Poi-tU;r.i! Ar.. 4 f-Otnj li:2o p m..Lv... Allt,j . L..li:.ui am tl 00 o mAr ... BoMjIiury.. ,....v.. l;i m Sm iMNMh ttri.a ,. IM pMT." Albany Ar.. 9:j m iran UoAf ....iIn.iku.....i... e:4viin TtSt-ai.. Lr-Xllxuij. Ar.. 4.:t iu 8.2!! a ni... raaL 'baiion.... l.r.. :-.-4 jni ALkANV IjOCAL, 1-UT (tilCjt till d) a.CO r ..!.. ..PoitlaLcl Ar....!i.0t a M .W A. AiImiii !. .. i.W a PULLMAN BUFFETSLEErEKS. TOURIST KLEEI'LNG CABS. For accommotbUion r-f Scrof.d CWs l a scnrra atUcfacd to l'aprees 1i-;ljh aTeal Side DltliJon. Between Foitland and rcival'iis Wall Trata Pally - Karcp. Sunday 7;30auj..Lv. ...Po.TlanJ '.".aV.Vs-' i--.iwpm..itr.. tinaius.. J. At Albany ard Ccrvallis toiu.cu aith rainaof Ory;n Pm IB. Ksilti ad. Kxpreaa Irala Iwlly i'.40 nn I i Tn.!-..; . " - ". .W..IMIIU. C.' llUl 7:26 p m . Ar.... i.:i:,i v:i 1 . f.jf..m e ; THROUGH TJCKFTS lo All Poii.t EAST AND SOUTH tttot tii Vcta and full lntr rn,iit n t. ira.diiic ici ii .ps, cti-.. rail u i. t -i -a aentat Alla.ii. R. h.oKhl-1-.K, E. P. rOTTRS. AitJ.aer. Alt. I.. 1 . A I . A HCKKT o ad ir.-m i rin nC ! i.-if in the l"u:t.u Staff a. t'ai aoa a: d l u ll pc. . PULU!; ricr cr nmus. Txtt Cotoiiivt.Eletnirf aCait Iss Tlntgr ca Ex Tesr Tia'ot OMAHA. COUNCIL BLUFFS KANSAS CITY CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS. fcle-anl Kew Olnlat Car Wit rinacr, 'Tloae Connettii-nn at Poriland for Pan Fran ciaro ana iugn bound pouita. aSVRoafa Imt. I ti. rm.m-r. i e fool of Froednlhin xtrt-pt, op Tw-Mriay an j noay w rmrn wrra. y;. . ka I.INGS, tf'itl tut n.1 I-'mIK. ... .a r. a. itLtt. j a)erat TrafBr Wanacrr. T. . I r;r. i. P. A. f.Vc STOCK FOR Kon vourEYI' on Dr. George W. Gray's etfe of roir:.Kterfl ami Uij vra'le eliort liorn cjittle. Well bred trfttinp and draft lioneF. Tlioro'TSrhhivd pmsll Vork?iiire pisr. liieh rado Sliropliire Cot-old sh.-eo. e'e. Sa'e to le on liia farm nar Oakv l'e ChnrcJi, Inn county, Orpon, Novemier 7. SY Terms of sale : All sums tinder ten c.o'Iais, rush ; ov-r ten dollars, one year's time will.i.iit ttiterest with "l-ankahlf notes or 10 per ceut. diccoant f. r cash. 1 7, 1 r . .