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Newspaper Page Textt: i ORIGINAL DEFECTIVE TBK MOffM&fo- ttfet.ALh. tUhrtuAV. -.JAXlAiV (I tftl -1 - T 3T a. ftp g'W:aKBiY '1 rtj : UA1LY IEKMS OF SUBSCRIPTION- DAILY -VKMuiuti" except Monday.) jtecx... ira a on WIUtKLT. .H k'fy,M"1&t'iV J3' Mo,,lD, c lopy, par auiiuui, in a4lvaiiceM..l00 Hhta a4 ualii iu aUvaJiro. ...... 2S0 Mail U th Albanv ouatofflceclote roiallomceraWtfc" flu Kaatern Mates ! B3!0 a. M, rue WMt Side I daUIlVNl,wOaM( R. R4 J w Portland and San. ..11 A. M 12-.S0 r. o'valh and Yau,trimv .jqQm wuth. 7:30 r.n 'YMttMttMdileach evening lUatcrnl matter lor th ly morning trttn aiiUI b daattwi before o clock the rovluua eventnr. '. KE&rjN4ACIFlC TIMETABLE. 'Ilium nit hi :.i Arrive Depart itfj florjTI rrn Hl.13pmll2.20pm ,l 3.40pm'7.45ani -bMtil on It. l'l,Ill it r li Ule refroeiiec-tion that is oast nbiriii&'tlie'openint; weeks of a new 'VVaV,W4 ;are: apt to view with a ;i)lfKf(.))(Uit eye the Bit nation and -Ao think; that the good lias been overbalanced by the bad. The sting- 1H Brows ot defeat are remembered .!lll'.i"f,c'83 a,e not- While .idrarijftiirevereeri have been met . fifb tMVii-18i;j, for (he conn try trYi'ear may be counted ,',piiej?f '.fajqeess. .biaTh? ifiibmiehums tip that dur- "tttlh yfcar 180 the I'nit . "iLuie'iin'ire'iroii and raimtl !tatf. more . ,i:yi toij.,tpaji; in any previous year. Kr U(e'.fii"st time, it is probable Hiitf 1-ottntry bus uiirpaatp d lireut njinjVprodiiiTlioii of iron, and If lifln:tvK,: without the stiiuiiliis ii-(latihnrden) of exceptionally hih '.flivlij friicli has so often brought -ii -:"; " .! K V?.frfl"1W',0n "l"8t,'1t8 III i.tlirit, Jnur of greatest triumph. il-tlieuontrarv, the price of iron fcaspL1'Mr exceedingly low, even 'vvheijie production was at its imtttleHand the consuniptioii bus aulnrti igireater by far than in any 'JiVevMnW year. It cannot yet be yfit the woollen manufacture libinipliahin more than in any 'pmwiitwt year, l.ut those engaged Jt!WrHfi are confident that they are "I IlllllPllcd wcfy :rcf mcejmygcj . . -"iiiniaa. (W-ltHu "MJi 1 lcrioil of unex 1,, aittll pio&perity. The cotton iiirftifhi-liireaiid the lMx,t and ah.c "''tiViilSifacttire have both surpass i .satl,,plrViiU3 records within the ,,uiiUlyear, and the same maybe "'Ai4 if minor industries in great .''''uiiber. Thus I lie consuiuplio'i ij iV.if'MI,lM'r' ',J-S prob.ibly been the u- g-snaUrt ever know n in any year, l' aiMP'cf silk, and of hemp and its (' 'ajlifislitiites. The building iudus .ii.UM' have made wonderful pro. .-yrtg, and it is highly piobable '"'iliat'the production ol thep'ecious iiji'tal lias been greater than in Hi .Pry,former year. iiii it first thought the grea'eBt of 1'!yr('industries appears to have Hif feied a severe setback. Though crop of cotton grown this ye 'I .!-lfa!j been the largest ever raised, 'ni:l lie loss of some other crops has -hHn heavy. P.nt a bad season '''"7foea not stop ag iciilture, nor dos , lftfveii tend lo I rrest the progress w iajlhat most necessary industry. sPMi the contrary, theexceplionally ii'.-' n.'5'' I'r',--s which are apt to follow j,., partial failure of crop", and have iI?f:jloci this year, always sti.nu ''jale to an increase of acreage, and "i time insure larger re :i:&tniis lor the quautitie-i raised, '"'"and far the surplus brought ov r '''friiii previous vears. The inarket i'j . . ing ot annual- has I wen on a lurgci , scale this vear than ever fiefore, ,J; a -d many of the minor agricultural tii product! have tiecn increaceil. ' liest of all, agriculture has secured ! for the first time .that defense of I law againbt exivssive foreign coin petition wliich it fias long needed. . The enactment of a law which j has begun alrtidy to stimulate ' enterprise ai.d prtxluctiou in many . forms throughout the country, j wiiii me cnaiiKe in ici isiauve luetht ds wliich renden ! that in-; ac.n.ent less diioclt. have In-en ti iniiijiha of ' far stretclun; IU- nueuce. V Tin volume of luimnPBs trans-! n.-tioiisa.iringtl.oyfar Iiiih len ronai.lf ritMv treat?r than in any year proceeding. In domestic trade the increase over an previous year has been alxnit 11 jht vein, r aooiii onr-iiiiiiii, n Hiat aller -laiiin.ry 1st, iv.ll, the rate wonderful advance lor a eingl. "'" I' lamps Inmied until u :m p. ,. , , . . , I will lie chalked fl per mouth .is a year. Ill foreign tia.le the in- , ,.,S11, r:lte, in place ol ni cents as heie crease over any previous vear has j ."fore, for each lamp, and h.rcr , . ., . ,i , lamps in proportiun; and lamps lieen more than $;r),iHK),0t in the , ,,liri'l(., a ia,rr mmr ,., ., :u wi(, . aggregate, or not far from li per charifed tl ..VI for a l'Jo'cloi-k liulrt and . .11 .i . . for all uiutit. same as the present cent. All tins has been accom- J,,..; al, consumers c.ntr. tii.i;,...! pi i shed ill IS! XI in spite of much p.v'm lor a .:: li-lit and letting embarressinent and hindrance '.U '0 duVIHg the- last two inonlliH, charged accordingly without further ttliVlTl'lft'J'rti :,nbrietl wilt ;prove mith oi -V'r!eiWryVv'"": '' -d' '' fn--n iivAloani: F.i.:cthic Lpiux Co. , .noiLaOa- ' '.Uayiii ynniy,.).Vc(!!i. tf'V. ., , , Theice seems to be a serious en- J fll" DOltl Ila7a7e1e7t Hi.leration of the oueslioii of the I . 11. Dlllil ri stoi-k nf l-i.liu' anuBxatiou of the Sandwich Islands to the United States. Placing sugar on the free list has made the little kingdom of Hawaii anxious for closer relations, and it is probable that definite proposi tions of annexation may be made ere long. The Chronicle eaya that in discussing annexation of ; the Hawaiian islands it must always be borne in mii.d that the business features of the proposi tion are the chief things to be con sidered. Can the United States afford to pay $(5,000,000 a year for the islands for that is about what they would cost us? We must go into the matter with our eyes open, and not closa the bar gain and examine into it after ward. The political effect of the purchase and annexation of the Hawaiian kingdom would proba bly be to our advantage, as it would effectually remove all dan ger of the islands falling into the hands of any European power. So long as we remained at peace with all the world the islands would give us no uneasiness, and would be beneficial to us com mercially in connection with the trade of the Soutli Pacific groups i ml Australia and New Zealand, ft can certainly do no barm to study over this question and make up our minds delilierately whether we want the Hawaiian islands, for the indications are that we can 'iave them if we want them and care to pay the price for them. The interview with William O'Brien in Paris is important in that it sets at rest all cpiestkn as to the disposition of the money collected by th Irish delegates oil their recer.t visit to this countrv. This money was not raised fir '1'ilitical p;irMMe9, but for the re lief of evirted tenants in Ireland, and Mr. OTrien g ves the positive Lsstirance that it will lie devoted Ut this object. The Pumi-II con i roversy will not be tT:i.iited to interfere i.i the least with its rompt use where net ded. The lisM.oition of the I.eagm lauds is i:oii.er matter, and of course, a oliti''al one. The wonderful rejuovenating fleets of the Kentucky blue grass 'ji ni. hvc ofreu been vaunted, :mt Alt i ; v an example of them ili:it is .r..i.-i'. It says that t ni;il m.iiiIi . rts iu the blue ir.is.-i re- I Kentucky. Frisky Irs. A id -i s n of I hat verdant vicinity, aged MXiy-five year', has Mist elupe.i with the village black inith, tint a-II i ii ir one of her bus - uhI'h iarins for $1 2.(KI0 and tak- j " ,'aal' alonf 4 WI. ITMI.T. Is tun irit-lij'r iMiitmritcfd 1i lirin "in -t;ili(:i lory result., or in ca.e nl . liliue u ri'tiirn of purrliiittu price, Mi tliis gad; il:ni joil run liny Irmii nir JiiUerli-i-d (Iriiists a Imtlle of ir KinV New iNcoverjr for C-hi iiiiiiion. It i 'Mur liteeil to I r.n .-. lief in eveiy e.ise. when usvil Tor ny atli ttion of Tlirout.. Luniks, oi liest. mu-Ii us ('oiouiiiotioii, lull nni. inn of I.iin. lironi-liiti, Astlnnn, vVlfXMiiiii Con ill. Croup, eti-, ele it N It-asant anil arec Mu to ta.-te. ,?rfcetly safe, mill eau alway lie lie iienileil upon, 't rial liotllrs free at Kosliay A Mason, Driiirists, 'IKK IT VIS. We desire to say to our iiti-z- li.x, that for years we lime t.eeu m-II it if )r Kind's New Diseovery for 'oipf uiiiptiiiii. Dr Kiny'o New Life I'ilif, liueklen'd Arnica Salve ami Kleetrie bilters, anil have i.ever li.iiiilU-d remedies tliul sell as, or that have ;iveii such universa' tisfae. lien, We do not hesitate 10 i: iinrun iee them every time anil he -land ready to refund the purelia- ;. ice, if . i'if:i. tuiy r Mills dn not (-!! tite r use These ri nmlieS have won their .'re it iMipiilaritj- purely 1'ieir inerils, roshay : Mason I) n;; i , NEW TO-DAl. M ONKV TO LOAN- In lar:r i.r sn all uiii MinlH, tn'M i in "Millis ! tive ai t'mnv anil Li it ioniil v real e-'ute all o.i or udtlrt-HH W. K. Mi-t'lit-rsoii, rt-a 10KK To KEN T--Centra! Jooatinn n . 1 Urat tre;t, room 2 xW f.t t, -utt iM o an) buti-u'-w Apply to J. V. ri(K. 1,UCK siv-oimI h ui'l hIiow canes for av At KM Krcnch- jjwrlrv Htire. Uf U1 wt"l o. short not ct ji4-- or pejat liyli;t't : SonV !toc, ..rner Kir.-t uti.t tvrty sir tin. iAN WA removcti i 9 Iminitn t the 0 iron hou the cooer of SccoikI and 1 von stret-tn. Cakakmh ci Kn, hrulth anl t(-t-t hrt-ath ; are I by M.ioh's C;irarrli Kvmeilv. Tr ee .V (nbi. Nasal InjccCor free. Kor Sa,c by .oshiv i!t lliison. Kor lams ta'tcf sHe orohiwt, ue Stiiloh'M I'.trii! Piaster- I'riee ent at Kohay V Kiillillutf aiMl tuau. Tea r &tk in tie -cinl s riT fi r sale. ,! ,.,,, i... i-,.,,!, i o,. ; ft J. ,VX claim ih'C' UM l. ! wi I p ram? nwt Hum in L, II. Moni:iinct I :( iiu unit or 10 nit at aimuv, rt;oti. I WALI.ACk K. MKAD. . . . : , . ' j iw-m lo the ureat I.us in -liurn I ui" of Uw mvwhX lumps on the ;?tX-, ' pany to either charge for lamps so iirue.l out or aiivance the rate. Therefore, .niisiiiners will take notice anil gent's rockers, nothing better. 1 -HAS A FINE LINK OF- SEALETTE He also makes a specialty ot Ladies1 and Mens fine shoes. You can find WAN T JED - Ten thousand Men Women and Children to buy goods of- DEYOB & JFKO.MA.K Uii )S.f IE. C- N. B. I will continue to sell my dry goods at cost until they are all gone. FI HST STRKF.T, A I.i'.AN V, OK K it iN. I STTTfrtW w- I'ouclan Shoe are vAUllwn warranled, and every pair hua bin name find price Hlainped on bociora. am Y PI H rj 9 m o mX o (0 GEN'1 W. L. DOUCLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Ffnc Culf and I,acel Waterproof rain. The excolleure and wonrinjr qnalltlen of thl shoe cannot be letter shown thiui by theMnmK endorse' menta of Us thousands of consiuut wearers. Se00 iienuine lland-pwetl an elegant and O Ktvlish drew Shoe wnieh etiininendn Itself. AJOO Ilaiiil-Mewrd Welt. A flue eaif hoti T unequalled for stvle and ilurKhlHty. tO.SO (ooilvcnr Well ts the btnnuard drrss O Shoe, at a popular price. SO.SO PollimnnM Shoe 1 cnpprtally adapted O for railroad nin, fanners, etc. All made iu t'oo-resH, Iiuttou and Lcce. $3 & $2 SHOES LADIES, have been most favorably received since lutnxluced and the recent Improvement!? mako them superior to any bIioch tkld at thrse priceft. Ask your lealer, and If lie cannot supply you send direct to factory enclosing advertlred price, or a postal for order planks. W. L. HOlC; LAS, Urocktoo, Msias. TOM l KICKS. (JuIIH! Promiit service and polite atteutioit lo evervliotly MATTIIKWS t WASIIlilJUN. JTTJLI CJS Manufacturer of -AND DEALER IN- wumm AND KEY i. Ciatara Pint: and Smokinir Tobattw., Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, mllliti'O Mmokers' Articles. Ne dooi to PtlelUur's candy store, Albany, Oregon, JACKETS ! what want. "Imorters and Deaiers in all kinds o guns and ammunition iislung ackle of ev ery descript:on. cutlery and base ball goods, tents, hammocks and camp chairs. The largest Block Eoutl. of Portland. Conieom and all. No trouble to show in ods. Quid sales ami small profits is our motto. Also repair shop connected with store and first- lass workmen to do all kinds of work. Leader in popular prices in P.OOTS& SNOIvSand Cents KUiNlSlMNC COOKS. Sole agency for the Lu.llow Fine Shoe. We 0 H P5 0 OOYS h i 1 lie result of heavy liargt's i ' almost invaria lily n is'ist rous to tli e fel 1 v who 1 .H's the heavy tharir'nir. '1 his is as tme of prices as it is ot tleadly fin ;iiii's 'n.jirs why Wr) Inve ehallve.l OlUt ,y;oons (i0vm t. bot- ai.l see us at our store JOS HiJPTEI, Choice Cigars Tl in wr ALBANY Collegiate ALBANY, OREGON 1888... ing A Euil Ccips cf Ir.stiiictors. Claiual, ci' tifle, literarj:, .vnimrrv-ia. anrir normal cU . Coiime ot rtilily or raiired lo meet the nitilg of all (rnulis ol tnilent& Sre ial iniii-rnientH offered to tudeota froiaahruhl. Tallinn rani;i-g from 5.5 lo I2.SO Vrr Ttmi. tiistnimontul Instruct ion in n utic i given by Mis Laum if.ltra Board in private fimiiim ct low rate, an.l rooms for self boarding at stnah expenM, A careful taiierviwon cxen-iscd over pup iway fiMm home. Kor circulrsi,ul full particuUrs, a.Urew the preside! t. REV EI.DERT N. CON I)IT, Albany, Oregon, CR0WDER BROS Contractor and Builders -)tlice on First street with Wal I ice & Cusick, real estate agents. . Jbany, Oregon. F.stimates given n all kinds ot buiuungsorcarpen er work. All work intrusted to s will b) pro a,)tl etecata I. Graotl Oyster Own ATfcTllE UELMOXICO. Oysters for sale in large or email quantities. Eastern and Coast oysters. 1)1) dkai.i:ks in STOVES, TINWARE, HOUSE FURNiSHINCS Manufacturers of galvanized iron cornice. l'lumbiiig a mvcialfy. (rive us a call. j i FX -A-.TSTp ! Hrin-ent., Ihf- Itvnt ni.wle ti Mnil tltf ! olimatv "f thiri t-oanr, ran lie dU'cl Ity u imv at 51 1 h. I K. :iinanVt ojiiMwit 'lie M.uvutk Tciuiii., Kiit site;t. The l:iU.-l xonl ami iiiHtruiueiital im si- krpl for Almr tit larunst urK'rtnu'iil of ht.iniiitnf .it rnH, select from tliis siilo ttt Trim-., i:ien in Kiiiitiiikr ami cmiMoir!ar at hvr Hii.lio over I. inn County lUitk. i.ivt yuur orler :iul you will Ire oU'se l, Slar ..A ri'l.l. STK K F., i StM p'o C roct'ni" mo The tMMt quality ! ta-, ITi. lain'If j 'RESII IJAkfil) P.UE.VD VKY DAY. At thi "lit rrlial'le htiine al" to I fO'inl a L--mjtlcte :N-Jortinc--t. of if-uli lainilj 'ioe-r-. ti hie ia cnntjietlv Im-iiiit a4ltltil all tht fcuatnuatile liner ol KrKnon unl err. I Cranberries, Fine Pichles. Dried Beef Chioned to order Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, tastetn Buckwheat Flour, Cannea Goods of III Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc, The? iftih were all hnuirtit when price- j ere low ami the tenetlt of tl e nurtrin will I j .iveit to his I'llHtoiucrM. RemintH-r theplaeo. it the old coiner un Kirs! a'lil UronUII'i'i Hie. ' Conrad Mifrr. DR W.C.NKGUS, j iJiS'luutc of the Hnyal (,ol!ef;e i ! Lndiin, Kuglaud, alsoof tin- Ir !Ii.-- j vue Medical College. j The Dr. has spent a lifetime of ; Htudy ami prautioe u:ul makes a ope-' :ialtv f elironio iliseases, reiiKives I :anecrs, scrolela enlr;emi:nt8, tumor? j uil wens, without atn or t'10 knife, 'iu al-i makes a specialty 01 treat- inuut with electrioibV. Has praetii in the German French att Knliuli i hospitaU. Calls promptly attcnlel ! lay uilit. Ilia m. Itoia 1 ,OL WILL TO ALL." j iOHico and rtwiilenco Ferry trwt, i hctwwm Third m Fourth. j .1 IRON HARROWS. u'SS call Sreart V -ox. It will ) a von not . to fortft t j Albany Nurseries. WE HAVi: OX II AMI ATOl'K mir.-iery on tin: Cjrv.tllis road.oiif half mile from town, j.ih tine a lot of Fruit Treivs of all kind." as tail U: found suiywliiTtf on tin; roas-l. If you iroiiteiiiplate planlii-g tit' ?, it will pay to eee our stock ami ct our prices ami catalogue free. IIYMAN A HUOWNKU. Slneliliolilera' Animal .MeetinK. ATOTIOi: IS UKRKIiV lilVKN THAT 1 the annua' in elhiif of the fHtlulilfni ol the tir.eii lJJm Liiml -rin.; t'o will I lieW at tlientfi-eof lliceoinoa y in lla'atcil. Or,.,.,,... on ihe 221 "t Jumary. ls'Jl, at U'e hour of I o'olocfc I- l.ir the p'irioe "iw-tinif U',,,,n' a:l -o"1l"'- " al- ntncr elx-fra t-l -'" I al,i-Hcx-.iiltr 1!. J. I. MON I'oOMKKV, Serr tary. mil Vnil Sf tliom wicker UIU lUU nooil liihkeUalT. II. Brink's. SOLID COMFORT iSS." at brink's rnn Tlie nict-Ht and leet 1.1 rUil runpe8 gj '.oT. II. Bni.k". lie li"S tliein. mm mm REMOVAL The Many Are now removing their entire stock of furniture into their elegant new quartern in the new Ualihnore brick. They have added a magnif icent line of newest patterns in led-rooni and parlor sets and all kinds of fine furniture, and will have one of the finest furniture establish ments in tlie eiv. Their nrices will lie foind very reasonaHe. A tine line of carpets bought before the raife willybe sold at low figuies. Call and see them iu tiieir new LK T. UIlOCK&'jr. HYDE, TTT F 1 110 n"D A 'IVVATT! j u lJLuo uivivinYuii i ill GOLDEN HULE BAZAAK, THF. LF.blN ; CUOUKKUY, FANCY ;ooi)s axi TOY STOhE OF AI.FANY. THF. ONLY liKSl'I KOCKK.-j IJUOS SIL VKKWAUK, FUKNCII CHINA ! CLASSWAUF., Ho V'S WACUX - A BY A N I) DOi.L OAK, I IA(5KS. AND A G-oasral Assortacat cf Fancy Goods. Sieci.ilty I ' fie lin-Mt T.ii, (J.ifltjei for iiel ! i anil -.arries the Inrest st tjF I nsurance agent fur Fire and SALZER'S " CROWN ARE THE BEST FOR AIL SOILS AND CLIMES. They will yield for yon. OATS IM hn.. WHEAT 0 bu., B AKLKT 0 lu.. COItS 100 bu. 1'oTATOIS W0,1U. per a. leiwl cents for sample farm seels and caLnJoe-ue. IVIh-nflac. for pkK."A-me HadlCand elegant eat Iir. Our fatalofr is the fliiei-t ever pulilKhed In America. Oa Trial : SS pkin. firlif-Kt Vejretahle S-fl. ot ptl.tl. li pkirs. Kli-irant Klowrr K-eOs. xt uiil,;iOi-ent. iTLnw Freight to Parillc Coat KtaU-a. JOHN; A. SALZER, LA V. E. Headquarters for Holiday Goods inn j SIM have in Stork now llic Ikst as well a InitviJooDs, notion's, fancy ..hoods AND FUnMSHI.NC; (lOODS Kvery show u iii Alliauy. ilea' you. Commencing Deccmbrr 1st Wo will Mark Our cloak at enst ."Come while the HKHorlment is goo.1. This is really the greatest drive ever olf'ereil in Albany. ! account of the warm fall we timl we are overstnke.l in fJent's Heavy Underwear and for the next tnirtv days shall give extta bargains. We an and w ill eave you money. Call and get pi icca. A jileaenre to tillGW gd. IBESPSCT7T7LLY, W. F. READ. store. Proprietors s i r and I'unilv Croceries. - U iu the Valley. ine. lie liuv ACME" the new 17 day Radish WISCONSIN. CROSSE. EEi Wo know that we can D Yaquina Route mi PACIFIC RAILROAD T. K. HUGO. Itrcrlver. Ji- Oregon Deyelopinent Co.'s Steamship Line ior iiir ii 22 Hours Less Time l"haa by any other route: AoconHwlatiooannanrphsMd for comfort aa aalety. I aroa and rrcii.-l.la via Yaquina as the OrcK.m lieve opn.i:t t- mitri'' hip, much toe, that hr any oilier route ween ail points in trie tviiHi-ti ct't Val and San Franciaoo, Sailing dates ra.on Taqonsa. Willamette Valley.. . . . W V Willamette Vallrv . -Pec 10th . 19th .. 2btii ra-jM AKraaciMX Wrallnn :.fc..., Willauie'tc Valli-v. .....v. . Pec. eth " 16th ...H.w Nov. Hlh Millauiett Valkv M The company ricrve the riglit to cfca is tcauier oi aailins date. Oa.LV rwssoKB tkains, hxcept SbDriay.) L V,.m.a 7 no a, I Lv Albany 12:20 r Cmallii lu:i- a I ' Vorvallir hi n Ar All-auy : I Ar Va-iuiua -SS r. O 4 C. name jonoe-f at Aiii and tVM H i. U Hoaa. . lltrt.ee, (icueral ManaKet. U. r & P. a Kent Corvallis, O na EAST SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE. THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE California Of rtw mint tun daily Wll'lll NOPTH 7:n0 p n... I.v. ...I'..ii,..iid Ar.. 9 .3L am I. 2i am V uO pin lo:z p ro..l.v.....Alhany I.r 10 n a ni.. Ar. S. I'raiiciaoi.l.v. ll . Train laally (Ex. Sunday y1am..I.v H.tland....Ar.. 40 pnl 12:20 pm..Lv.-... Albany .Lv,.12.-ti0 am oM p mAr RowourK Ov.. A) am 1-Uanan Brmai li. 2.: 0 p .Allny .... Ar.. S;2fpa I' m At lrlan.n..... I.v . K 4"am Tf a UI..I,- Alluij Ar.. t.ab pm ni..Ar lhamwi Lv.. S'" pm albvxt wocll, Dar (Ktceiit Snndav) 5 m. l v....p.itlai.U... yr,... .0t a :.'W ai. ..A.luiiy..n .tja H FULLMAN BUFFETSLEEl'ERS. TOI" H I T SLEKnSO fAliS, vr aAX.HitOi.K3ati..a ol b. loodlaii Ta eei.0i atiat'hed to Fxi-rti V rains. Teat SMf liiaaj. A-iween i'oitlaiiu ami tWvallia' M:ill Train Dalle- Except Sunday : m..I.v ...Pa.-lanlArB SO p. "m p m..Ar. ... Uonann,. L.12.65p. m At Allianr and Cnniia connect with train ot Orc- PaOtl, feiilroad. I.'prr I rata Ihillv (Exi-tpt Sunday : p ni. . Lv. 7 port land . . . ArTTe: am 7:26 p in.. Ar.... UrV .noville.Lv.. 5.46 jan THROUGH TICKFTS Jo All Point' EAST AND SOUTH '"'Kor t!,-1iot and full 'information ra ira .lim rat.- niw, cfc-.. .all on companv' atr.ni at Alhan'-. K. hoi:il I.Kit. fi p. ROGERS, Manager Aaat. . K. A P. A TICR1TS TO AN Kff DM IHE PRir.C!PI?OINTS W THE UNITED STATFS. CANADA AND EUROPE. rULlMAK PALACE CR SlfFPFRS. Praa fiolaaia Sl-i mr Cmn PB Ttireih Ei -real Train OMAHA, COUNCIL ULT'F KAS CHICAGO AM) ST. Kircaat Srw III n In: CITY, aiaiiee. Cl.we ConnrcMrn. at rortland for San fran euro and Putret hound point. a?V"Rnat tmvp the O tpany'( aharf, al the font of Itroadalliio 1n rt. n Tneaday anj Kri.lay of each oek. U O. IIAWM.SOS, City ticket and lYeighl Agent r. . ... i.eieral TraSr taBiKeer. i . w . 1 1 r, . r. A. THE MARKETS. Al.l:. T tJtTOTATIOKB. Wheal CO Oats sc r,.-ur-4 ei t.l'l I'l.Ul"!- -K Fi'tra-tfji-H'Ulr- an-i'Vcl I :.ul - UW ISJtC llama Uwtl.V. Shxiildcrs !iri. II: li ioiac llV Jic. ' IIa Timothy, f NJ, oata'acd rLeat, Ap.ii linen, 4na Si Dtr bu. Flu at .Dried, 4ajc. per B. App'if dried bleached Jte unrlrlcd l c. CUitkrn t4..V5 00 nides HeW liidea, jrreep, 4 c, c : deer hkina.ifllr; sheep pelts, 10 c, accord in Lr to wtiol. Boef 232v'c itroM. MuUoo $200 per head. Hog 5aK-. iireaaec. Ird Ke- or 5 cPcs Ua,