Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, January 04, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text-rJ'"''lraaa;ga'..''.'f owing gaUy Jkratil l JAILY AND WEEKtV TKKMS OK arBSCRIPTION- DAILT Putilti-betl' every murktiitr exi-ept Monday.) tittered by carrier, pr k. 020 t u.uil, per ri..... 6 00 WfcKKl Y. (PulirUhril every Friday Morning.) r.r copy, per animui. In ailvance.,.aMH.00 l.eu ttol mud iii atlvaiM-e. .......... TUE MAILH. Mails it tlie AUany postotOce clove t lo luce clove (.630 a. r or all oltlwt norm rbv Kaalern states file West Side Aud the Nairuw Qa ttf or I'oitlaud and Savi- It A. M orvalli and Yaiiuina ... .12;X0 r. M orEce aonth... 7:S0 r. a Tt.r p mortice will tie el m d each evening .row aix to seven o'clock. Kegtatrred u:atter for thft ly morning trim abould l wailed before o clock the revioua eieniuir. OKKGOX PACIFIC T1MKTADLK. Arrives Departs Paaimifer... r'.tteht ll.trtpiu 12.20 pm ,' 3.4iijm: i.45 a ui TtlF. CURINU OF POVERTY IS ESor.AXD. A great deal of interest lias been eieated in the mat ler of ameliorat ing the con litiun of the xxr ami lalioriiig c'aHaes, in Kngland, and for that matter everywhere ly the ri'i'ent hook by (.en. llootli, of the Salvation Army, entitled "larkest England." The resignation of ( ic-n. .Booth's assi.slant. CoiiiDiisnioM-r Smith, the London Times tliinks destroys tin? plana and ho-ies raise 1 that U.k. The Ttibtine thii k-: not and says: On the ronti..iy, it may be hoiel thin resignation ojiens a ios.ibility that all thv.t i mei itorintis in theft i!ai:s mayyei In ran'u d out. Before itoe .-lined there was abundant reason to lw lieve that (ieneral I'-ooth'g .si-hemi , miller hii own maii:i;Ciii:-iit anil loiitrol, would fail t i enli-t the necessary support. Objections of the gravest character were titled, so luiigas it waa jirojHised th.it the Salvation Army, organized and directed as it is, should have abso lute control of the undertaking ami diii'Osition of the fund?, Bur aii who have read '"In larket Eng land'' must have observed thai the scheme of regeneration in no way tits the in.nriiiiient projioseil for it. A broad, statesmanlike and (ar-ieailiin; j.l.tn, uisulvHik in); first to bring oi)i limit it-s i.i ell s ulijortii g m.iiihoo.1 wiihii. reach .i "I'.itkcst Kulau I," wiie to be carried uiit thmligh an organ la' inn which peeks, lir.-'t, with an eiitliUfci.ism ns narne.v as it is in- t ;nset lh-riip4ig:iiiin of a religions I), lift, and through ainililaiism m abfolnje that the intelligence or the character of any subordinates would count for nothing, unless the cum ma nder should be io.' sessed of almost sni.ei limn ui wis doin and excellence. It was an attempt to iiit (he Atlantic Ocean int a pint cup. In a recent letter Protestor Hux ley gave at length his reasons for declining to turn over to the Sal va tinii Army a considerable sum which had hetn placed in hi! haiid', with the request that lie would investigate and decide whether the nlan of lieucial Booth merited linancial support. The letter set fjutth reasons for be Irving that an organization of re ligion zeal and propagandist!! C uld not le expected to use for the best gol of the country or of the world the enormous revenues a-id power rthich tlm success of (i.'iieral Booth's plan would place at his di.-p-)H;il, and that the ah-ohite S'l'wri.'iiulioii of every individual to the military authority oi a com mander would not only limit the usefulness of the work and render it tlamreious to th: public, but j would make its tucciis.- in every j sense depend 11 1 li the persoicd j iiialities of the individual who might at any tunc b ippeu to bee me thecotnniaudcr. : I'rofetsjr Huxley mishl have! added, hut did not, that General ' 1 Mith had already show 11 ill Home ii"."lee tiiut imp:tleilee of the i ntraints of l-iw which peculiaih ; uiilita a '111.111 f ir a trust s nii:lic.ite and responsible. Thus "The I.1.11- j don Keoiioinist"' n-ccii ly called : attention to tho se.ling of life ; anuuitieij by the Salvation Army, : and to the very proper law w hich j itipiiits certain guarantee) and! ofti -ial r potts by unjlmdy en-: Vaiii in that bii-iiiess, and asks; 1. Iliei A impiiry whether the laws! luve not lieen d'.eibcrjtely disre- eaid d by ( K-iieral r;'th I f it be i s;tid that be wjs ignorant of the; la v, that id admissioi. o: a prone-1 liess to act without necessary a I-: vice or inquiry. If, 0.1 the other . . . 1 .1 t ..:. v.. lialHl, lie JUllgeU UU. Hie ninmn- 1 ioiie objects of his proceedi.'KH j should lift biin above the restraints 1 i laws tnacled fr the pubr.c pro j teclion, that is precisely th- fatal , eiior into which i li:ioiia eiilhusi- j Hit hit apt to full, even when they do not claim that "the end justi fies the means." The obvious inconsistencies ot "In Darkest England" are ex plained if, as "The London Times" states. Commissioner Smith originated the schen.e of city and farm colonies, and tieneral Booth reluctantly accepted it. A plan so broad, and promising so much of social regeneration, leedsfor its execution an agency less narrow and less subject to the w ill of one man than ttie Salvation Army. It .now appears that .Mr. Smith held it necessary to keep the social working scheme entirely dist'net from the religious work of the Army, and the ditlerance on that jioint caused his resignation. If 'vith him eoul 1 be associated other men of proved knowledge and devotion, the direction of the un dertaking by such a body, under proper restraints of law and of publicity, would clear away the most serious objections which have retarded contributions to the plan in the handsof General Booth. Out dispatches tell ns that the war department is beginning to realize that dead Indians are of much more service to the country t! an surrendered Indian or those forced to remain upon the reserva tions by force of arms. A large military force have the hos'iles well surrounded, and should the savages insist upon continuing on '.he war path, theie is likely to he i beautiful slaughter of red skins. The year 1S:U opens .vi;h greater confidence in business oneratio'is vert where. It is reasonable t believe that the stringency Hie narket is ah -nt to cea e, and that prosperous tiu.es are in .nie i r the whole country. A ?SIFK IMISTMIA t. Ts one uh'clti- iri::iranti l to brinjf .on :itUf:i toiy results, oi iii ease ol nili.i- a return of pur. ..:ise price, i in i!i:s s ite plan you can iniy from iir .i'lvertieil tlriiigts a l.uHle of r Kind's New D.-eovery fur Om . tn I l i ti . It is 1'iiar nteeil to lnng r. lief ill eveiy eiise. when tlcil for -n nlli etiiiii of Tnruut. I.i i n irs, oi ln -t. Mii'h :m llinisliliiptioii, lull. una. ol 1. :-i'- llroiiclnlis, A-Iliiii'!, .Vli piii' 1 ! Crtiup, etc, etc !; r. ; I i-M .1 t ii i i ice hi.; to taste. .1 et'j - .f . ::ii I .in ahvay- lie lie tilled ii. .Mill ImllleS free at Ajsliav V -V!-- ii. i'rug!;ists, lit: kit We desiiv l. say to our riti : lis, thai lor years we have In i II sell ; Dr Kin it's New Discovery fur ii.-iiiiiptiiiii. Ir Kind's New Life ibs, llie kl n's Arnica Salve and lielri.' Hi! l.-rs. and li.ne r.ever i 'lulled n iih dies thai sell as, or that i.ve !:"c,eii licli nuiver-a' .ili-fae- c II, We d i not hesitate lo i;ii:irali i e them every lii:ie and we i-t iii'l i ady lo rcf'-iml th" purelmse piiee, if . iiisfai toi y r Mill- i!n l ot follou Hi r i e Thi'M rt-ini ilie.-. hav e ion It.c-ir re it tioptihiritr jitiritly 0:1 Tf ir lerils, r-'o.-hav .V M j-en I iiiriri-- , Mill ro-iAi 1JONKY To IjiaN In Urx or sn ail .IL aui"nnt!t tro'ii ni nmitiiM tn the y urn :i All:iii ami Li 11 coi:niy rt-:il t '..t: all f 1 fir :itllVW W. K. f lll Ti-n.i, Tv -t ite lro!itr, ttpsitc linsa tiou.su. it . . to!:k 10 l;i: l-imt Cl.i-t, ii any Irneie-i-r '.T ( Vtit ;i' 'o.' C .11 11 roo ii :'!i i ffit, -niti'.l Apply to .1. V. Pi.;, To'tt v.-nn. htihl H11O caifS fif aU at iie sut I Ur it a; .Son- -rM-, riitr tr.it an I Kerry strtctd. AN WA has r:iovtl h it Lii;air i tht !j iron h-m liit; cof tr ol St-rotui anl I.VOIl StlLtt.1. Cakakkh ii hui, hiulth ant! v 1 1 r;:irt.-il I iy Mluoh'- .:t(;irih lu.;. i. . cciiN. N.iiil hgn'tor (rre. tot : ... !ijv v Mason. I ilh lie hv For tanii Utw' It!' HI. , si Jo i'ri. or "?! ii-.- tiilih'- i." t cats at t-oh;iy a; Kl.tll1.!! Ullll 11.111. Ten fiharcit in tnc Hi-coiul riH fcrslr, i.i.j'iiruat ilieUui.k ot Oregon, NOl'ICK All M ison baitiic 'aim iiXiihNt the htUi L. S. Mf:ul, tlt.-iiMtl, (;i ;i:c prt-M-lit them to h. II. f: Uvt ut Iws f '!.: , or to inat Alanv, Oir.e. . WALLA. K K. ii U. ..ekhol.iers' Am.ual Meeting. IIICK IS IIKIIKHV GIVK". 1 1 AT iho imiiail nr-i'liirjof Ihc rfc'l.li''l..t'iH .1 11 c'.l e tlr. en Ifrisiii Luiiil'tnn 'o vviil h., at thr nllicu ut ihi-i-.!inf:i ill HaVteil, i.n, on the I ! Jiinnary. Is!.l, al tie 1. 'l :rnir i - t ,... 1 l.- of I oo'ii.-s 1 M lor the piirji. sc o n .iir.'.'t..i 'f sa il lOlniiai.l. ..1 it -th.-r e li -rrs rf tin c-o:i.aiiv. e:i, -r l.v-0. J. 1. .MONTtiOMKItY, Mi r tary. Nuliee tii lilectrle i.ilit 'i,iisi:ni r o.v'nito thu treat lofs hi "Hum il.ils"' of inc.iiideseenl iMiip-. en Ihi-.'e-tini;houte i-iieuit. i( l.i-ei.mer. nee. u Grille Kieelrie Liir.it I inn cany lo'ui-la r el.aru:.- fur lamps i-o ilimd out or a.lvaiii'. tie rule. I lieri fore. ...m-liiner- nil' take notice (hat ti't'T .lamn.ry l-t, l'.H, Ihe r.ile .11 Pi eji I. imp Ii .rn.-d iiuid '.t oll p. in. alnlie i hailed l per iiionih as a h.i-is rat'-, in p i.ee ol Ml cents as lieie ...lore, for each lamp, i:inl !:.ri-r lamp- ill pr..poUioii; and lamp? '.nrned a later hour Hern '.' ".'l will lie 1 harired f I .."' for a 1Jo'eloel iii: lit mid . i for all ni .hl, same a the , resent I 1 iee; and c 11 inner eonlriietin ami p. villi; lor a tl-.IiU lUht and li-l t i 11 lt ineir lamp Inn 11 all I'iirht ir a later iioiir lliaa ei.ntsaetid tor, will lie harmed aee.irJinuly wilhout further not iee. Ai. i:nt F.i.r.niiK.' LiniiT Co. Allialiv, I Ve. :, s;l. T. H. BRINK stock of ladies' and gent's rockers, nothing better. nin vnfi s- those wicker wood baskets at T. 1 II cm in onwirnoT wicker ouliu uuiiii un 1 liockers ut brink's rrtn The nicest and best P.e.l I Ull Lounges g.y toT. II. blink's. Jle hps them. G- "W STIVE IP SO 1ST -HAS A FINK LINE OF SEALBTTE lie iilso ni.'ikcs n specialty ot Ltidit's' and Mens line slioes. You can find W A. N T E D -Ten tbousr.nd Men Women and Children to buy goods of DEYOE & FKO.UAN" 15 IJ S., 0 Cl. Searle N. B. 1 wilS continue to sell my dry goods at cost untU they arealS gon FIRST STKKF.T, A t ATTTTYM w ,j' fiio.- art Villi llVll nnrrunldl. ami every pulr bun bin name mill priee Hlampeil on bueioui. v . f nil sssw m D cJ o (0 . L. $3 SHC m ' ri Kmc C'nlf anil Laced Waterproof 4. rain, ' The excollence and wonrlne qmilltka of tills slio cannot be Iwttcr shown than lv tli'8troti eciiorse-iiu-nts of Its ttiousiuuis of constant wearers. Sf?.00 cniiiiip IlniMl-Kt'wcd. hn clcgnnt r.nd fit vli sh Urt8H Sho1 wrik-U coniincmlrt Hwlf. Svl.OO Ifniifl-ticwcil Writ. A tUp culf hoo T uuctiiall(Nl for stvle anl iluraMlity. SO50 (oodyenr Welt tuu suunlartl tlrrss w Shoe, at u popular price. $0.50 PoliccifiimV Shot Is especially adapted w fr railroad nin. farmer, etc. All ina-le in Cooress. lhilton and lx.ee. $3 & $2 SHOES have lce:i most favorably recclveil since Introdticetl aud tbe rcn-ent Iiipr'nient8 maku them superior to any shivcs sold m thew iirlce. Ask your Dealer, and If he cannot supply you send direct to factorv enelsiit udvortlsed price, or a postal fur ordt-r I '1 inks. W. L. iOl ;LA8. Hrockton, Dlaniu i'O.M I'ii K'3')S. Come ;hm! see us at our store Prompt service a nd polite at'ntioii to evervlio ly MATTIIKWS Si WASIIHU'UN.' jruLicrs cros FiTjp-q:, Manufacturer of Choice Cigars AND DEALER IX FINB IMPOKTED "-AND KKY WST Ciiira Pius; ami 3-Uintf Tolmcfof., MrnrKchaitin iin.l I'.rlir I'ipi;., at fiililin-n iiiiiU-r' Artiok-s. Not'. Oco: to l'lIriih rV mmly t.lori;, Alliany, Oreoa, U if 1 ( 1 E I what want. Iiiiorier.s and Dealers in ad kinds o uiifi and ammunition iisliinK ackie of ev ery ilescript'on. cutlery and base ball goods, tents, bunimoi ks and rs nip chairs. The larjres-t stock Foutl. of 1'ortiand. Comeon and all. No trouble to show e ods. Quid Fa'.es and small piotits is our motto. Also repair hbo'p coiinccted with store and first class workmen to do all kinds of work. Leader in popular prieesiu r.0(lct SlIOKSandfinit l-TUMSIIIXt; i()OiS Sole a'tni v for the Lt .!low Fine Shoe. LP. AN Y, Ol: Ft iON. MOjES 2nn 0 0 b p. DO FOR GENTLEMEN. FOP LADIES. Tlie Jesuit of heavy hiii'f'cs i' almost iiivarin lily i.islr.Mi lo tint ft? 'UVM1' 1 h's ilit! heavy cliarir ult. 1 Ins is triie oi' Irivcs as it Is of deadly ih'Cinrs Ti fs whv w li'ive chalked OUR fcV.oons iowu io r.or- ALBANY I IL!;)IUUilj ALBANY, OREGON i 889 A Euli Ct ips cf kstiuciots. (.'tiaaieal, sc-if tifie, literen-, iVir.Tr.f.ruia. sbi Tipnnsl uia cn. I'nuriwttof tiitvar rani'C.l to ifl.-pt the rrrdM r.f all crolcA of ptuilcr.ta fi) i" io! inii'-necntu offerort to itudenta from bri..-id.f''l ai-, ina rar.tfos from 3.50 1 3 KHJ..-.0 IVr Trroi. Iii?rumrntal iristr-actioii in u Ui!c i (riven hy Misn Laura O'.lti Bonl in private f-milir at low mtii, an.! room for wlf boarslinar "U ma!i exprniie. A arcful Eiipervi8iou uxorcised oier f'tiii iway from home. For cirml ir and full particulars, adrirt ihc pn-siilci.t. KEV. KLBERT K. CONDIT. Albany, tirejron. CHOWDER BUGS Contractor and Builders. Jlliee on First street with AVal ' ice & Cuiiek, real estate s'.gents, .lbany, Oregon. I'atiniatea jciven ii ail kinds ol buildingsorearen er work. All work intrifcled. to s w ll i i p.-u ii' jf,! necil.i I. Grand Oyster Ow AXfcTIIK DELMONICO. Oysters for sale in larjre or small quantities. iyEa;tern and Coast oysters. HOPKINS lillil'S. DKAi.i.u.s is STOVES. TINWARt, HOUSE FOlSlilNCS Manufacturers of n;dvanized iron cornice. Plumbing a t'eci:iity. iive us a call. I? I A."MO. iinuto if tins v. -:m ! u:'. tv .-a'lini: t Mi 4. li. K. i vili.Vl's. 0i(-it he M-tsil.it Tempi.', Firt strt-ft. Tlie bit- i vtnril iiMmmjciit-il u.i si ; kl fur i:i!c. A'.m-,i.i lurctl ;iss''itii nt st.'M';iii-; j-itir.-ts, cUt frum ;iti.-t a.ilv. of Tii..i. iven lit jutifitin ai-I fiiitnti''iTi :it hfi ttiidio over Linn Courtly lUnk. la-i voiir order :ui.l y-u wili !c iltia.;vl. Star Mory ! HM.t. I K of (. roceri c J-ivVWiji;! iiibMHui' t i l v 1 VVn V T'!iet-;,t tiUIi if tca. f ti. ifciu'ltf j fj it-, i ii. FI'.ESil BAUBD HUEAU I.'VKIiV j DAY. At iTii n1.! rtTuMe h'u.ie : t" j fi'.in.l c..i!ip:-it. n--wrtini"it o( r ii fa.tiilj L'fMU-rlrs, i... uhl. 1 :ii eorit.l"liv K-i.-ir uli!iil I i'I rhp no .or.'j'ile line? f.f yf.jjiirie!1 aiul pro. . is'ion?, -.urli as Cranberries. Fine Picliics. Anchovy Mustard, Candies and A'tvff . tastetn Buckwheat Flour. Cunnea Goods of AI! Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc, Thcsv t(owl wTu all nTurhl when prin- ei'fl'W an.! the no'icllt of tl e ni.w&n will h ivfi to his cudtviroers. KiiinUr thtpl.vo, .t the m1 o i.ntif on Kift atl lirr.tl ilhin Sts. Conrad Jitter. DR W.C.NKGUS. i Graduate of ti;s Royal Collect! tif J Lnni;.n, Kn;!in.l, also of the l:l!e- v-.ie Me iiij.il (Joili'gc. f'lie Dr. uaa spout a lifi'.time ol itii.ly aiul pnictice .ui.l makes a mh i-.ialiy ui ctiromu iliseasca. rtrin.ivta 03ioci'o, 8cro!i-i.i ciilartMii;uU,turiiur ml wcn, witliout pain or thi- kuilv. i I!;. 11-" m.iKi-s a .-lueialty oi treat muni iU clcctriciky. Mas pranJi. ml iu thu Geriinn I'renoli ami Knliuli li'ispitaU. C'ali promptly atU'iivlt-il l::y m'!it. IT'S -Uo m "...OD WILL TO ALL." f'J'Oilivio auil rvsiiuiii Ft-rry Btr-i-t, Imtwwn Third mil K-mrth. lftnt buy ai iron ' Jih.-rort u:tiiou tirwt I ! call : Sii'-art i x-'X. to f.net!ii.J. It will t.a you no' Albany Nurseries. YVIvIIAVi: OX HAM) ATtH'K nurjiM-y on tlia ('jrvMllis ro;ul, i!u half mile fi'iiiu town, ns finis a lot j of Kin it Trees of ull ktinJn :is iMii brtfomi-l afiywliiiv on tin oust. ! If you (-out em "late plsisilii-jr troi-f, .x ...:u ... I..... i....1. .....1 ....i It Will j'AJ kVJ r.l-;.-'.li i .iii-i t ; our i.rici?8 and cata'.oKtu: free. ' HYMAX & HliOWNKLL. A. Ai l ova I. i;i:m . T!i! libMinjj of this WorM'f Fair in a rity scari-i ly fifty year oltl will Vie a remarkable event, Imt v heliier it will really bcnelit tin nation us limcli as tlie discovery ii the Restorative Nervine liy Dr. Fr.mklyn Milos' i donbiful." TliLs is just wlial the Aineri.M'i cu'v need to cure tlwir exce-five ln-r-v.'Aisne.'-s, ilysM'tS:a. I:eai!a:lie, diz.iiufis, sleeples-ness. neura'ia, nrrvoU' deliility, dullness, coiil'.--sion of mind. e'te. It actr like a charm. Tiial bottles aril fine book on 'Ncryon and Heart Dienas '' .. :il. imni.ii'il tc.-ti inonials flee :.I St.inant iSi l O iiaiiis no ov.mii, tuorj'hiiic or dangciousj R Id I 111! Are now removing their entire slock of furnitnte into their elegant new quarters in the new I'.altimore brick. They have added a magnif icent line of newest natterns in bed room and parlor sets and all k,ni'8 of fine furniture, and will have on of the finest furniture establish ment? in tlie. city. Their prices will be found verv reasonar le. A tine line of carpets bought before the raise will le sold at low figures. jy(.'all and see them in their new store. 7'. lUiOCKS.- II. HYDE, JULIUS ( 1 11 GOLDEN KULE BAZAAR. Illl. I.i: iLJN ; CitOCICKUY, FANCY ;i)ODS AM TOY S'l'Oi E OF AI. I AN Y. I IF ONLY tiFNFH UOi.KKi l!lttS SIL Yi;i. WAliK, FUF.NUU CHINA t l tJL.VSSW AKK, in'.s w.t;o: ahy and iHh.kai;, kl.VCiKS. ANIJ A Goacral Assartaicat cf Taney Goods. :i.vi iltv i i the linest 'T-s.xt, Co:Tees and F.i:iiilv Jrcx.-eries. for net cash and carries the largest stock in the Valley. s Insurance qgenl for Fire and nine. SALZER'S cBRJ Thev will vield for von, OATS 135 bo.. WHEAT 40 Ira., UAlU.K y 6n Mi.. fol'.N loo tm. Vi UATOKS &00 bu. per a. I VSend cent for sample farm seeds and rataloirne. tirs'nU Oe. for pkt?."Aenie KndfKb'miMi elepnnt OurCiitalotr Ik the finest ever puhll.hed ih Om Trial :tTpkn. Karlitt Vrrr'Uible S'H!.w.t i pKp. r.H'tini low rr imnhik, imij-i paid, EVLow r n-Hflil to rarM; C'oat Htatea. JOHN. A. SALZER, LA W. F. ! Headquarters for W'i m iii M now llic hi as well it tlie Unrest DUViiOODS, NOTIONS, FANCY (iOOD AND FUKNISIIlNCi (iOODS hYei V show Ji ill Allail plejHH J'OU Coniiiioiiciiii!; Docoinljcr Our cloaks atoxt. Come while thr .if-sort men t is crxxl. This i? really the greatest drive ever oll'ered in Albany. On account of the warm fall we tind we are overstocked in (jent's lleay Underwear and f ir the next tnirty days shall give extra bargiunn. We can and a ill save you money, fall and -ret in ires. A ideifiirv to show go'nl. jrespsctfull: - i Mm k Proprietors AS lie liny eat If?. Amerfea. pd.CI. m cents. CR0S8E. WISCONSIN. READ, Holiday hh Assoitat of Wi! hnow that we can - 1st Wo will Mark W. F. READ. l 7i;TTI vuvvuni p ' I ACME" tbe new 17 day Radian -THE !DP.OT PACIFIC RAILROAD T. K. nUGG, Itrrtlver. AM Oregon Develoimient Dos ISieamsIifp Line XI 0 rJl ,AM 22 Hours Less Time Tlian by any ntlirr rente: Ancominlatisns niwiii'Ml i-omfurt an falety. t-anai and fruulit a V(Uina an the Oreuon I'kvc r.pn i I itn iaii) hipa, n.urh ka ll.al ) " tiler route ir ee. ail :nla iii ix tii'.i I rt'r al auii San Francuon Sailing datks PKOM TiQCINi. Willame.ti Vallcv... 10th W V . ... 19th Willamette Valley , atslli ra.m ak taaMirco 'rallii -......fc. Pec. Mb WllUn:ffcTIicy., ." " 15th " rt iiUiin-n.-1 m Kov. vith 1 In: xiuiii r. dcrvr tlie richl t-o l;a i$ tiiuvni i Atilini;laica. DA.kf rAitwra tcaimi. K.-e.l Mumlaya.) L Vac.m 7 a I l.v Allmi)- 12:80 r l-.ri!lii lo:X- a a I " Onnalii 1 J r .r Aluai-v : I Ar Vanuina 4 !ts r. U U. .ati. .luHjjt at aKii and em W. U tIAQ, C, . lliH.l t, Cillers.) Manatee. U. t i t Ol-rllt Ccrvallia, O ra KAST SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC RQUTt. THE MOUNT MI.STA KOUTE Califninia m , t tvn ijailj IB " NOrTH 7.w . 111..I.1. ...I'.i:.i..l Ar.. 9J. am lo:?b . 111..I.V AlKviy Lv.. -:H am lii'l'i a tn..Ar S. I-lAiK-iwo. .t .. - pm i.M-ai la. train lail Kx. uilay 'I H1..I.V PoUUihI . Ir 1A. 12:20 p m..Lv.... Albany..Lv'.!l4kiiia b.40i mAr.....l:oimry j,v . . . .M ain LrhaantB Itranrlt. 2.:i ..l.v Alluuiy ... Ar.. :.'.. jn 4:...i m Ai ....-liaii. !. . 4..ia '''ni-.l. AUany ...... Ar.. 4 :t pm S:"iani..Ar 1Iuii..ii.... 3-41: pm AI.BWY IH.-AL, l L.-(K.v;t l..lw ) ".."Orn. I.i ....I'oiiiaml r.... .x a a j. iw. ....... . . ..il...iij j., .... j.iX' a a . ULLMAN BUFFETSLEEVlilW. rot'KI T Sl.liKl INt; OARS. l-.ir a.rx.in.ii.Kiaiuiu ol StoadTlaaa ia fiiiteri. ait bed t Kvj r rains. Mile tMtli.lt.il. ietweeti J'oiilan.i mul CWvaliia Mll TralH llaily-Excep. SumUy 72i. a ui..L- ...i'di.-Lui I ..Ar.S 30 n.m 2:1." p in.. A.-. . Cenai.in.. L 12.5:.p. in At Mhar.y and Con Hi, roji.cct with ruins .if un--. i. Ha. Ifii liailmad. rpir. trnlu lnilr (r.xivpl 8111 tly f P oi.. I.v.... -,rt!...l .T.Ai.T S.-9ft'am ::-Ji I-m . Ar.. il. J! uuiville.Lv.. b.i:.m THROUGH TICKFTS lo AU 10.1. t EAST AND SOUTH r'Kor i. ki ts 31.. I full infnrn,.jon n ira .liiiii ral ,,a.N ,.. .-all ui eouiini'a ai.- ill .n llnm . K. hoi:ui.i-K. n p. nouF.na, At. K. P. A TIGKfbTS TOAfiDJfOMiTHE PRIKCIPUPOIHTS 1.1 THE UNITED STATIS. CAKADA AND EUROPL PULLMAN PALACE CAR SI U FITS. Tn Olonirt Elrxninr Cart E Tbiongli 01 Ei 'mi Trainr OMAHA, COUNCIL P.UTF KAN CITY, CHICAGO M KT. 3UIS. :irsan Hr IMnlns ' M il hansr. Cl'we Conncctirna at rortl-vnil fur Ran ! ctao an.l Puirrt &huh1 puinta. aHixita iravr the Ci.niny'a harf. al th.' font of I'.nsuUlliin llrrrl. ..n TlinuUv nJ Friday ol c:h . '. i. RAWI.IMJK, 'itv ticket and l icilil Ad-iit V. . MtlltX, a.rrral Irafltr "aitaRer. i.n. nr. .. I". A. THE MARKETS. Al KANT CJl-OTATIOWa. Wliea'. 4"i Oat 4fic Kk.i.r-H 2S j ei W1 P.it:itfM-i .V)c Buii 1- ."niiM ; lil- UH(llir. I Ulna Hr l.ri . Sl.'.iilrtem- '.Tf Sc. !l:i.on H'tUlJc. t!...s 'Jih-. May 1 iitmlliy, llfi, oatRaiiil rt.rak t 5. A a rrrn. VSi ,.rn wr tiu. I'lu a. - Pritil, 1Ac jier lb. App'i rlrinl l.k-jclird lc Ftir.rlritd te c. liiirkena I4.5IK35 00 H'nlc I5c-f liiili-.s, jrriiT, 4 t, c : rtrrFkiiiR,2iV; sheep uelt. leJ r, at-t'irrlii:ir to wool. Beof 2(g2c erofia Mutton fi 0U Kr head. Hojra N4fc. oreSf-eu. Ijiid Ke"- or ft rvd'oH l0 15p .V