Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, October 11, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texttots Moronyo nCTALnsaTUROAr ootobbb 11. nrw. Uroinq 5 a ily Jural d JA-ltY AND VttBtW trim tflrsCBJtcKirrK r et-x Jrtary nwl mpt Monday.; - altera b ute. mi a-etJi.. i ,., .. sassL Hrm 60 ' vrML. rabtusmJ ant? VtWay aWuta.) w , par anonm. la aaaraw..S.M Ass at said la aUc 1J0 - - 411 a MM. aH tlx Alb mm do . 'Baa - me 1 e r-eeUaaa u4 11 a. a analttassvt Taqulaa 1J0 tt, a eata sowlta 730 r. w Tb i lUflli I will baTsT. 4 sack srenlba tees eta as savsa o'clock. tsmhausil llr for th ly nomine rata atonal be asaBsa) bWora o stock th UC0X PACIFIC TtaK TABLE. Arriees Depart iUta1.00pa . AOvml .Ws .rrabrh. ri- si tkriquestion. Tub ops and down i of the silver market is watched with a great W Of interest by all parties, it being considered an index , to measure the effect of the new sil ver law. The- E g'neeiing and Mining Journal cays in speaking of the matter that thei tat stical posi tion of the metal app-ars le-t sat isfactory to those who are ttili looking for an advance in silver than it is in reality, and no doubt this La influenced speculators and assisted in the reaction ; but a careful examination over a some what wider field will lead to a con ciusioo different from that arrived at by those who take a "bearish" view of the market It has been pointed out that in the two month of July and August the total ex p rts of silver were $4,924,090, and the total import 3,l",G,87.", leav ing net exports $1, 777,921, Rjjiinat net exports in the com s;oi ding two months of last ye;r of $3 ,6I, 115. Considering lhat Europe nt only abstained from her usual purchases in thi country, bwt con trary to her cnstoui cxited the metal to us on balance ince the date that silver legislation became a probability, the foregoing figures would indicate but a flight pros pert of reduction of the accumula tion of silver here. If we so back to the month of May, when the anticipated legislation Vrgan u make itrelf really, felt, we find . that for the four months ending August 31st, the net import of s'l Ter amounted to $1. 270,504, while for Ibe corresponding four months ! last year the net export was XI, y2B,G43. This difference then, on 1,205,147, representing more or lea the accumulation hanging on the market, ia whit dampi the pectaYtrr' aidor dm ing ti e present temporary sn.-pension of ' trfarory pan-bases. It mus', how ever, be remembered that the prr. -ehaea'o'tbe treasnry. owing to ' the adjustment of .the dale from which U calculate the operation of the law, have on'y amounted to bout 3,VK,0t0 cunccs for Septem ber, and that from Octotier 1st, this wbl be increased to 4.000,000 atees monthly.. Taking. the sil ver certificatcar'as fairly represent ing the viatel ejeek of silver in : the New York "market, we find tbat this increased cteadily up to Beptember 10th, wh-n the amount for one day exceeded 9,000,000 ounces." From that day forward, there has been as steady a decline, to tbat to-day the stock is reported at Its than 7,100,000 ounces this during a period of rixteen days w hen, as already noted, the gov- ernmeat puirhases were consider ably below what will hereafter be the monthly amount. We should alio not lute sight of the fact that the shipments to the East from Ixndon have shtwn no signs of diminution dur'ng the rise in price, but have rather increased, leature which has ch tracterized that market during ihe past two enrs. This ha resulted, taken ui coni'.mction ii!h t! e hs of supplyfrom thit co.uitry, in re tlncing the stock of silver in I-oi don since Apt il 1st, of tl.W ytarj . m ajia tr-r 1 t uy I rriy i,ni;:w ounces, i;m, uulesa Indon show more vii-r , - :. I . .1 f at c imulatt i! suppiv ot :nirj bullion of the world wi'.l be held i New York in pla. c d as hat h tii it) ue. - ' in been T i the Mot McKist.Kv, hose na: ej - iiav known .VT a Verv wide ' . - i portion of tbw earths snrfac. i .' t?rongh ids harii!? been the in - trmlucer ftlic new ivn'J l.iw, is now ft iving for re-e.'cction to1 ror-gress in b:s home district, will , have ft terrible bard bat IV of it ft.r the opposition so divided up cr' grry wandered t! e district as to mxka U avcrwheim'.D j rtmocra:ic. If he Is re-elected it will be one ol tb strongest vindications that errvpuHU man b,ireetml The feiihtesl will be watched with interest by Ibe entire conntry. It is a matter of congratulation to find a iRRti who combines hon esty of purposa am! consrlenttoMS performance of duty. It is said that tx "criiptrloua is Mr. Geore It. Davis, tli-.irei tor-(rt'iifral o: the Varf Fair, that politics shall be wholly dissociated from that enteral if that be has felt i incumbent on himelf to reMwn bid membership in the republican national committee. There may be difference of opinion a to the necessity of bin taking such a step ; but if he has erred at all Mr. Invi has em d on the safe aide. Poli tics and the Fair should l-e kept wnolly distinct and separate bya'l means. That is the opinion of al' right thinking men, as well as to Mr. Davis, who has "proved the sincerity of his belief in the most conspicuous manner possible. And for it be deserves the sincere thanks of the American people. The Whatcom paper U con plaining btiaa?e all of the girl." who come into the country to fill places in the family hou.-ewoik capacity, aie almost immediately picked up by the marriageable oung bachelors, and the demand, for houst.woik help remains un filled. Tub Hon. Grover Cleveland denies that he has purchased a a yut- h. It is unceituin, there fore, on what sort of a crft he will revisit the head waters of Sail River in 1892. In al. "probability the revised stories of a promised hegira of .Mor mons from Utah into sjine por tion of the Mexican territory, is as much without foundation as were the etoriet of th Bed river destination of the Katter Day Saints. They ave two lare in terests In Utah t desert and rely roo much upon duplicity in main taining their pecu.isr institution, while pu tending to be law abidirg iogi.e up their po; sessions and go e'sefthorc. Wetarrv a full line of men's. bpy, ladies and children's snoes ni I'tuirf iiibi, win juj-prihe you. G. W. Simpson. Jlens', youths' and boys' cloth ing and furnishing goods at G. W. Simpson's. I.a'e style gossamers and brellas at the Indies Bazaar. u.n- When you want a nice ht call Ojn G. W. Simpson. The TnloD Pacific. Is the only line running two fast trains daily from For' land to Omaha, St. I'aul, Kanan City, Chicago, St. Ixiuis and all points East and South. Buy your tickets of C G. Itawlings, foot of Broad alhin street, Albany. The Thomas Kay Woollen Mills of Salem, have appointed G. W. Simpson their agent in Albany. A lull line of men and loys c'othinii blankets and flannels and ail ai ti des manufactured by the mill will be kept in stork. '1 hese goods are the best in the market and wiii give entire satisfaction. Found. In the road near Mr. Gross's or chard, southeast of this city, on Friday, Sept. 26, a black cashmere shawl. The owner can have the same by calling at this othYe and paying for this notice. Botch rShop. The undersigned having pur chased the butcher business of Win. Emmerick opposite the Hues bouse, would solicit a ehare of the public patron. I will ke.-p on hand ttie best of fresh beef, pork, mutton, veal and everything in the butcher shop line. Bacon on band and sausage a soon as a machine ordered arrives. Old patrons please call. John Diebrikqeb, Albany, Oct. 1. 1890. Fortmillt-r & Irving hive a large line of lace curtains, renaissance, Madras and cheneille table covers, which they are selling very cueap. Bcitks liver Dili are a rafld laxative nd act directly on the liver and klu- nejk as well me oowris. All urug Kiat. XKir ro-.i r. V A 'Ot SLF. CHKA1" Gcodhorsr. Cah or int'iillnKn;. Av'.v to v. It. i.ilm... f1IKL.WAXrF.l. -Tolo Keuernl huucworU. hiltlre L Iniuire at Ih ' atPrt or ailil;eo Ic ier to F. W. hitiehart, Shciiil, Or. j 1IOXKV TO I.OVX. We h .vo plcnt .f i M n,""t-T '&",,n F'e n itv I ,hi twn to 8o rrar linr. tall on ua at fltr j oo rpptti. I he Rev re Hou-e. .0NEV Vo low -in i.re and .m.u .'l Albany a-id l.!nn ccun'j -rl rtt. yn want money irive inu a ri. w. k. M.-rix rn, ri iau a Lun ' ,tr" y' I LU PF.R8iNS HAVIVO UVSETTLED t arennnt Wh John lierrrner e re )iit4 to call a n-e and tt'e a be ha mM hi -ne t market anl ha retire' I Irani the buaineaa. JJVh j hranth awnrorl, by Shllnh' Catarrh nenr. aval injector irea. Uaaoa. : id by fmiy a TlieB nAAC1 ll rJ FAR GO'S hi $2. LADIES' BOOT, COAT and Dongola m'l'.OA S .ak '., -DEALER IN Esclusiv: AgencT f:; the Ludlov Fine Shoes BLVMMSttG JiLCCK The City Liquor Store M. ItAUMGART. Proprietor. TSexl ioot to tbe OJ.l ?ellow' e nple, VI di y, 0re3a Krapt constantly on hvi I 'hi 1 l-it i o-orta I tnJ 1 1 nitic 'ini, liqii tr, dgirt an tc' arss Onl) flrat vIm H-,ujritorc in the city IM PAID T0 ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY Manufacturer o,hoice Cigars -AND DEALER IN- FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST Cigars, Plug and Smoking Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, at j'ull line ol Hinokero' Articles. Also dealer iu Nett doc to Pffclffer's candy store, Albany, Oregon, Ten thousand Men Women and Children to buy go Is of DEYOE & FROMAN lilU) . ' r H ! CAUTION baa his name find ablanai 5o I fell W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. o CO Fino Calf and raced Waterproof Grain. The exrellcnce an.1 wenrinK inalllloof thl ahoa cannot lie better shown than t.y the (tronir eudorse menta of Its tlinusonda of coin.lant weori m. Sb.OO IJrnolne Iland-aewed. an elcnunt and J atyllth drem bboe which commend llaelf. JOO Hand-aeTred Welt. A line call hhoe w unequalled for stvle and durability. SO JK tioodyear Writ I the standard dress w Shoe, at a popular price. SO. SO Pollcemnn Hhor Is especially adapted a for railroad men, farmers, etc. All made In Congress, Button and Lace. $3 & $2 SHOES las, hae been most farorably m-elred since Introduced and the recent Improvements make them superior to any shoes scld at these prices. Ask your Dealer, and If he cannot supply you send direct to factory encluelng adrertlsed price, or a postal for order blank. W. 1 1HH';I.A, Bracktaa, Maaa. the Market II) snor.s FOR 50MS and G1HLS - KIDi mm OMMOH t i n ni At Lowest Frices. Call ami see onr new stock. SIIMIIFSOIfcT EARLS Drv Goi, Notions LADIES AND GENTS 1UR MSHINUS. BOOTS d m My SJoe Department if now complete with the latest styles and finest goods at the loweEt prces. also "Imorters and Dealers in al I kin Is o! guns and ammunition fishing tackle of ev ery descript:on. cutlery and baf-e ball goods, tents, hammocks and camp chairs. The largest stock f-outh of Portland. Come one and all. No trouble to show go -ds. Quic sales and small profits is our motto. Also r repair shop connected with store and first cIhss workmen to do all kinds of work. W. I,. DoMKlaa Shoes are Wfirrnnfil. wA Aara r 0 (!) 0 price ataraped on btlM tl.U t'MYSIt'U?! Attn fUJkf en, All.ai y Oreou. V'1' OA VIS, M. U. HilYMiC.V .ir II iUieoti. Co Ij f iniU i hi llc room is Sirafrtn'. UI oett, r'iru ttren. Albani OreKOD- 0. t). KlCl.tT. CHV.-4ICIAX AND ITK. KCOn Al.aiiiv. tlrjrijti. aitlm tt fimn uew block. OMta henra, fruai t . u. to new I r. A. e KOSSirBR. VK; r;RIARV Sl'K tfeon. i-rn 1 hta nf liirjiri.', v'rti. mWtgt an. 1 jrol the Ontario ttttnu ary medical . . .y, to prered to treat th. '""' nf all domenicaind aniuula 01 ieiitifle principle, o It at An u-jijIi . urer) "table Kei le-i :e Ith street. Al-iany, Orw.-in. and Ciipnoi D. E. A. McAliT(r H-ixiorAniK rut sician an.1 nnMon II reuior.il hi oftica into Cmwf.ird't block. All tuvai; ly attendi to, DUG. A. WUirVEV. PHVSICI.VN AND l!irg-oi. Or ite .if Bellnr'ie Hospi tal MMicol College, New York City. Oiaeue .f women a spe.ulty. O H in at rMidcnw n 7th atreat betwedo Ctlinooia 11 1 Vine, Albany Orwifnn. DR. M. J. P 1TOV. P.'IVSK'IAN M auivem-, Hlinnhcrv's l;!onk, Mbanr, Or Female dUeaaea a acU!iy. Conmi t t nu bee. n l . OHAMnF.KLIN, M. !.. l!on. bii.im J Phya ran, olflc at Or, Vl!n Phya ran. olflc at o'd atai.d. BroadJbln rtriet Olflc h..nr. T to 9 a. .; 1 to 3 and 'o S p. K. ATTORNEYS, w, t. aoaitsr. u t. B.aix, 1. w. DaarKi BURSiV, BARIN ft Kit APE R, ATroR neya at law, Oreiroo City, Oregon. 1 we j ty yeara exnerien aa rt-riateruf thill, b. Land Office t Orexoo Ci'y and in toe land practice recemmtnda iu in uur apecialtj buitir es before the Ijtnd O Hce or the coun'c and lor .Iving the practice in tbereua. Land Office. - - - a O. WATSOM. atlurnev-at-law. Alban' . Orejfun. O.Hce in Siralian bluck J. N. DU SC S ATI" IKVtV lT L and notary public. oDce in the auJuu okx-, rooms No. 1 and i. 0. a. 9. Blackscb.i. a. a aaiuMi DLACKUCIIN, A WRIGHT ATroR-NtY Al U Law, Albany Oregon. Office in Odu ellow's Temple. practice in all ccuru it the state, and give special attention to all business. rOLVKKlOfc C11AKI.UK. AlTOh.NH at Law, Albany, or. Ottice in rooits IX ind er'a Block, over L. K. Uirin't ttora. r k. WbAiurKtoiui, a fix itKhY Al th O . law, Albany, Orei'on. 02 1 in rlinn Kl ck. Hill practice n all th. jmrt ol thestate, and giv t-ecU. ttteutiui o all business JAVES P MEAD, ATTOUNEV AT-LVW and title examiner, Albany, Or. Wil practice in all the courta of the state. All strict of title furnished on short tvti e Ten years experience. SKCKKT SOCsKTlKo. 0. U, W. Safety Lodge So, IS; nicef every Mondav eveninz at tlie !. A. K hall on Ferry street, tlen Second and Third. A!bany, Oregon. Strangers in thi city and tranalent brethren curli illy invited to atteiid. UcPherson Post So. 5, O. A . P. Stated nioctiiiirs at tiie S, A. K. Hall on tne second and Fourtn Fri.Uj e cniujs cl each roomli. I rL o it Comrade ne ounli. y invitol to meet with ns . w. HI.W'K, U. F. Taslbr, C'Oioiii.niUt, A.lj.itinl. Land 6arveylBsi. (sibik m avavi.Ns dokb cak o IARTirs L tain ax'urate nd prompt work by callint upon ex-county surveyor F, T. T. FUber. lit haacoroplrte copies of fleld notes snd town ship plats, and is prepare I to do surveying lr iny part of Linn county. PostoHlce a-Mrsea. Killers Htatinn. Linn cou lty, Orecon. Conlrarlor and RalMrr. DC. siiii.L wat rTRMSil rtsxs, srarrrtc . tiuiis and detaiV for all kinds of Imib: nx and architecture. All work prompts lone and uaranired to le first clai. tsti nates turnislml on short notice for brick miidinx. reidoi.a, public buiUili'jv bridges, etc. CW, AVr.HS, AKl lllTrAT ANU8UI ER . intendant. OtHje over Fi t National bank;t-uildtnp, Al1 any. Or. M rk solioitrd from all parts of the ronnlv t'uiilrartor aai Hnlliler. . HIIIE UNDERSIONEO UAVIXO LOCATB1. L in Albany solicits pa; innate from fit j sud country. Will contract to huild bridires 'arns, and all manner of dwelling- bauaes, including Queen Anne, Kastlake and Eiiza bethian stte of huildi.ig. W.li fuotish ilans, aodsntciflcationa tree nf hanrcs.- SatU faction stuaranteer' W. C. CAMEL. W'ILL VOU SUFFER wi:h Dyapeiia and Liver Comi4dintt Shiloh'a Vitalizeris lara ntced to cure you. Fur sals by Fothay Vason. THR lame back, aide or chest, use Shiloh s r Porous PUstur. . Sold by Foshsy A Mason. OjLEr.FI.ES3 NlOlirS mvie mlaerahle bj O tbat terrible cmtzh. 6hlloh' C'tre ramedy for you. For sale by Foshay is MONEY TO LOAN UOME CAPITAL ON irood real ctate security. For particn. lata enquire of Geo. Humphrey. REVERE HOUSE, ALbANY, OR.- C1IA3 Pf eider, Prop. Only Brst-eclaas bouse n the city. Laryc. sample room U-r com mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the kitchen. General Item offlr Corvallia. . UlMolalloB Sollee Tt WHOM It maT onrn- The eort nerrhip heretofore eilstin under the Irm name of Burkhart A Maiii carry inii on a general Real Eatate L.vjii & In-urance Businesi In Albanv, Oregon is thi dsr dissolved by mutual c-wse:it, W A.' M din retirins;. Ths buaine will c ntiimed he eift, r by P A. Burkhart at t 'it n'a.-e of business and undir hi name. D. el this ISth day ol Sapfemlier, 1890, W, A, Matix. F. A. BcaKiuar, E 0 20,000 Us. jp- pies 1 5,0001k died plums. arillGIIEST CASH TRICK WILL BE lUlP BY TIIE wiimni: faihbc ca FOSMAY & M ASON Wl olasale and Re'sil Droiisti BoobcBcrs ORSC-OX DT. WYMAN lajentf r the P.,i(lc Mu tual Li e and o i-'ent lnsuia ic Co al so t'-r Mr Iua-iia e.. Albany or. ONSUMmCWlS! bras Asri1.Cci-c.. Send for ci rul4 ptrUi3 jr wir.riNE MED.ca!owirmi slovea, tinware, etovee, ttc. -10m Tv) K E IS BUYS W TOR FCIt BARGAIXS- Xot eellini at cost, but at pi ii-es that defy competition. Call and get prices. Our iimtto ia "live an I iel live, quick e'e and smali protits. gJBT Don't forget th ? place, .McFarland block. KeBp'y, UTETv'YCr.Z C. S. 2V ST0EE. JULIUS GEADWOHL'S- GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR. UK LKVOIVG CROCKKIiY, FANCY HOODS AND TOY STOXtF . OF ALBANY. TIIK ONLY C.EM'IS s ROGERS BROS SIL VERWARE, FRENCH CHINA aD GLASSWARE, BOY'S WAGONcv, fABY AND DOlL CAR, RI AGES, AND A G-eaaral As33rtmo&t of Fancy Goods. Specialty n the finest Teas, Co (Pees and Family Groceries. He buy directfor net cash and carries the largest stock io the Valley. insurance agent lor ire ana FOR PURE DRUGS TOILE 1 AND G ALSO ThBii!t, Line of Pian-Ji WiilamettB CAIsL AXD KXAMI4VE HIS STOCK TTEIL, 13 STORE GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET. WANTED SPECIALLY- Hay. cata anil potatoes, to mj pN cmtomna on the Or'jjon PaciHc Puiilnad extension aorl my io;rcariii)( home trad., where I sell in quautitieato auit tlie purchasers. OAS ' of Ferrr atrae. R M. ROBERTSON. raS? Perfect Remedies i5V .5 io fedllo p 0. flU Foshav & Masen lIsdliewttWasiiiDf A I BAIJY OREGON. No limit to this jjamr-. We mean to w:r. if we don't make vnt. We'i e -ing to do Hie Imlfc of ilie lKtr.lwaro li:ine!8 of Al t inv. Get if ti. t)na are? a r oil as anyhoily'H and a littlt litar. Onr it-ck romprief Jl Uiat is bvet iu hardware THE B. R. it ine. PATSOV GOODS 6. L BLACKMAN iirusi, Faints, Oils CARRIES- ani Orgars in ttp Valley, C. Hoc i s, ninnrn II uH L east g 1 WW lm kclnt U UUIJ Tutmmm toOa artlcsaa at IM BM mt koeata Sfttasini. MttotaWa, te. OT lMlltsaliasi rvmivV evaan.l THE- Yaquina Route OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD aitc Orepn Development Co.'s Steamship Lln 01 -JAKD Hours Less Tlmt Than by any otber.route: 22 Ateofnodationa uorarr-aseed for comfort aa Sal sty. Farce tut rreit'Lta via Yaquina aat the Orexon leve opu tot company's ships, much less that t any t tber rout en all points in the HilUan.eUr.Val and 81 n Fimocisco, SSAILINO DATHSj raoa raarna. Willamette Valley.... Wilunette Valley raoa ab raajitwoo .Oct. 4th leth Farallnn CctUth - Sal " Slat Willamette Valley. WluamulUv alley Tbe company reserve the right, to chsaf teamen or xoiiiur uatea. C. H. Haxaatt, J., Gen F. A P. AnX. to Btonticomury street, ban KraiH-isco, Lai. Itcineiiilicr ihe Oregon Pacific popa. lai turn hut excursions. Low late ei uracil lickcts R'e on Eale cvt iy We !uoiljymil aiurday from Ait-auy CornlliH red 1'bilumatti lo Vaquina and fr li t return tripe until tcj u tu ber 10, OAltT rASARXett TS4LNS. Kxc.ft bun.ly.) L Vaquiia 70 itiLr Albany IS 80 f Corvaliis ln.i' sal" IVrviuiia Ml M Ar Albany :jo a a I Ar 1 uii.a I 5S r. O .C (.! .1 III l -1 tl riiil. .. '4 l. V !i.'.t. Ocucni All fc;;el. A F. Aelit U;rvJHb. O OA SOUTH RGLTE. California express trains t: r 'daily Sorru 1 6:00 p m..Lv.... 9 'i pm..L.. 1 :a a m..Ar . I rtrn ,PTlanl ....Ar. .Alba y L . S. Fr iK-isco.Lv. tS-am r.:lf am Local Pas, train llallj- (Ex. r-xiilay bXO a m. .Lr Prntlaiid . . 12:20 pm..L.. AiUnv... SlOpmAr. .. . . Roaebnrg . . . , ..Ar.. 4 00 n ..Lr..lx:Ol am ..Lv.. e.t am s.MMa atraairu. 10 . m..Lv nllauiy Ar.. 8:!5 QB SA.piu.A: .... Lebanon.. ...Lv.. 8:4uam T;TOan... Aihany. At.. t.-JH pm Jtt a m...,r Lelianon .. Li.. i)is AI.SA.M LOCAL, DAIAT (lACeLt ui.dK) 5.00 r w..lT....Portlai.d Ar.... 9.00 aa .00.AI ....Albany.. Lv....t.o0 a a PULLMAN BTJFFETSLEEPERS. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS, For accommodation of Second -l'lus l a sensors attached to FxLreas 1 rains. Weal aide Dlvlslaa. Between Foitland and Conalh's Wall Trala Dally-Ecep. Sunday 7A)im..Lv, ...PoTtlanJ ...Ar.6 STp.-! 12:10 p m..Ar. Ornaiiis.. L 12. fc'.p. At Albany and Conailis connect trains ot Oregon 1'aciai llailroad. mith Express Irala lnll tx.in Sunday i:o pm..Lv., J3b p m . Ar., Portland... Ar.. am I'rMirimik.l v.. 6.45 am THROUGH TICKFTS lo AU Pcict EAST AND SOUTH atsTFor ticktls snd full infcin aiirn re la dins; rates aisps, etc., call rn ctnai.'s aprntat Albsm. B. KOKIII I B, K. P. I OGEES, Manager. Asst. O. t. A ', A TICKET ui'd irom rrin :!: prints in the t'uitid States, Canada ar.d L r.c. fa FlilMAN FAUCI CB IlflFIfS. Fras'0cloBlt!Elrenliii rJi Ebb Tbrti gk ca z rsa Tra'as OMAHA, COUiSfJlX. BLUFFS KANSAS CITY, CniCAGO AND ST. LOUIS. iegaat Kcsr Dlalac Car Hit Cbaaae. OoM Cor.nectioos at Portland for San Fraa coco and Paget Bound points. tTBn II toTS ha Company's wharf, sA ths foot I Broadalb n street, on Tuesday aaJ Friday of sh week. " " 1AWL1KG8, 1 ty ticket aad rVelkbt Agent! eTal TraRe M mager. . W. LKE. . r. a. HUE STOCK FOR SALE. Keep your EYE on Dr. George V. Gray's pale of registered and huh prade el.ort.horn cattle. Well bred irottinp and draft hones. Thoronnrlihir-d email Yorkahi e pis'. Hi;rh grade Shropshiie Cotswold elrep, etc. Sale to be on hia farm m ar Oakville Chtucb, Lnn rounty, Oregon, November 7, 1 son. Terms of sale : All sums under ten Col'are, cash ; over ten dollars, one ytar's time without ii.teiext with bankable notes or 10 per cent, discount for cash. S5 MILES SHORTER VIA SQUTHERN PACIHC