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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING HERALD: THURSDAY, APRIL 2. IfeOI. portting gaily ge raid l Af LY iND WBKKIiY TKRMS (IK SUBSCRIPTION- DAI lt Published every morning except Monday.) e.'ivi-red by carrier, per eck... .... 0"2i y mail, er year 8 Ov WKCKLT. j( Published every Friday Morning.) Re copy, per annum. In advance.. ..900 n hen nui nam ;n advance...... THE MAIL. Moils t the Albany postcttice clone K r all others north Hie Eastern slates I 6;30 A. M, The West Sii ( Ami the Naib.w Ga ml R. R.J ) or Portland and Sauu 11 A. M orvallis and Yauina r. office ..iith 7:30 p. M The povtoftice will be cl d each evening I rum six lo seven o'clock. IUMtcnd nutter (or the ly morning; trim should tie mailed before o clock the revloua ereiitnp. OREGON' PACIFIC TIMETABLE. Arrives Depart r asMcnire. Fuiht...... 11 l'.pm VI -20 pin ,' :i.4opin 7.4j a ui PA TESTS A SO COPY RIO 1TS. The patent right business, per haps more than any other in the country, has been anil still is tl e active 'factor in our civilization. It has set the wheels of progress in motion anil keeps them spin ning with siu'h an aeeeleratetl speed that there is no stop i.or stay to them. The I'.o.stoii !ilile saye that the country has ju- t lon.p'cti i; its tirst century of experience with patent law. The lirst statute en acted concerning paU-nls was in IT'.H). Mr. Madison is stipjiosed to have been the author of the patent provision in the constitution, In having intriKliii-eil the clause in 1737. It is dirlieiilt toesliuiate the influence of patents upon the wealth anil progress of the country. 1 hying tlie year alter the lirst statute was enacted lint three patents were granted. Now thou sands are granted yearly, and over -TiO.tXK) in all have been granted t tlie present time. Count ini: t lie aggregate wealth of the country at $ :i,(H)0,000,000, it is estimated that two-thirds of it id due to inven tions upon which patents have been secured. There is a close analogy between a patent and a copyrigth, the latter being practi cally a patent secured on some kind of metal invention put in type or found in a map, drawing, or picture of some kind. The snb ject of patents and copyrights has an unceasing interest for people who think, Mince it involves the very interesting iiestion of the - proper limits of property in ideas. There seems to lie little lonlt, however, that ti e notion of "per petual property in an idea' is not tenable. The fact that both patents and copyrights are made the subjects of statute law is in it self pretty conclnsiveevidence that they are proper subjects of statu tory limitation. It is said that if Shakespeare had taken out a copy right on his plays, and it had re mained as the perpetual property of his legal heirs and as-signs, a fortune would have been amassed eiual in value lo half -of Ureal Britain. Such thinyrs shou the absurdity of the claim tiiat ideas and combinations of words should be property like other property. Tiik labor ipiestiou tonus a more puzlirig and difficult matter to diHK)e of, than any of I lie great iuestions that are now agitating t lie country. TUe views upon it are almost as multifarious as the iudi iduals that entertain and ex press them. Mr. Malloi k in the April Forum gives the problem some careful thought in the course of which he says: What history is teaching us is that the lahoivis may be organized in two ways: Firstly as a producing body; secondly as a resisting or self pro tecting lxuly. In the laiter capacity thev mav be able In irov- ern themselves, but in the lirst ! they n.n 1 1 e always hego.e rued by others ; the conclusion is that in the very natuie of things it is impossi ble lor either party to gain a com plete victory. It is obvious that the capitalist cannot exist without the laliorer. A deeper and more dispassionate study of human nature will in time convince even our most ardent social reformers that the laliorer w ill never progress except with the progress of the capitalist. The uiiies of things and the forms of things may change ; but the essential fads of the case, being fads of human nature will always remain the same, till human nature is meta morphosed. The ipiei j is being propounded by siiiue of the curious ones, as to w hat' would be the status of Koliert Kay Hamilton if he should yet j turn up, and the body found in the Yellowstone park, should prove after all not to have been that of the person know n as Hubert Hay Hamilton, w ho made such a sensa tion by marrying a lady whose morals were not above reproach. The surrogate court of New York has pronounced the gentlemen legally dead, so if he comes back he has no rights in thia land of the living, but must assume the role of a dead man. Would he be a ghost ? THE I TA L I A AT TROUT, I. E. The warlike aspect of affairs, in the relations of this country with Italy, in all probability will be in appearance only. The action of the Italian Minister at Washing ton, it is said is not necessarily warlike, and the result may demonstrate that it was brought aliout by a mistaken conception of ihe somew hat hasty and impolitic letter of the Uevernorof l-ouisiana. The formidable war vessels of the Italian government play quite a figure in rousing a nightmare in the minds of the tiuiifl ones, and giving food for the renewal of the demands, in certain quarters, for Ihe building of war vessels and coast defenses. The diplomatic negotiations may be somewhat complicated and elongated, by the action taken, but a full settlement will undoubtedly l3 reached through its agency. Neither government wants any war, and would have nothing to gain by war, and there will be none. We are extremely fortunate in having as t rue a firm and as cool a hand at the helm of the state department, as we possess in Secretary Blaine. The war cloud will disperse without damage to any one. HUMPHREYS' Im. Hi-MriiKXV M SrnviHo are it-initititully and rareiiilly prepare! prtt ripttou; used tor tu-iuv- yearn in private practice with amr- -rM, ami for or thirty years uol hy the ifuplt. Kery ttinifie speciflu i a t-ure for the .i-M.a.se icuned. 'iheite e'ilii-d cure without Uniting, purtfiiiiC or rtihi';itiu the titein, anil are iu Uirt iind tleetl the Mvireiii muethe uf the world. OF rklWIPAL Nls. t'l Kit. NIK KM.. 1 1-Vvern, I'onifestion, hiMauuuatin . . 5 -3 1 Worn'4, worm fever, worm colic 2 t'ryiug Coli, or tit-thin of iiifatitd. . -j 4 iJiurrhea, of children r adult Jj lyt-iittry, Uripiuy, Billions t'vlir t. Cholera Morl.u. iiiitih V V C'OUt'hs, I'OldS, l.riinrhitis J.'i 5 'urul"ria, bM)iha(.he, r-'nteache -j 9 lleadurhe, nh'k hiadirhe, vertigo.... t' IU lp-pfpia. hilliouH stomai h 11 SupireHJieU or I'tiiitul Periolt I J Whites, too profuse pe.uxlH "i."- l: Croup, cotitfh, diltt rult brent hin '!. H Suit Khetiiu. eivHipelas. eruption. . 15 Kheiiiuuti.tui, rheuiuatie paiint Hi ever ami uue, elullM malaria Piles, hliud or bleeding 19 Catarrh, nit1neii.:i, cold in the hxtl H) U'hoopiruf (J'Ulti, violent t ouulu M lieueral dehtlity, physical weakliest iT hiilncv dit-aw AH Nrou (U'hililv to Urinary Weakr.es, w ttiu bed :' Itif -att ol the heart, palpitation.... ro M) .'HI 1 00 M iX Sold bv lrtit'irts, or Hent postpaid ou rr ipt ui prii e. r. lluaiphrey.4' Manual, (144 ti'nl ri hly ImimhJ hi ;-loih and ifild. mail -e, frre, Itt'Mf'lIltKVS UEU. C . Ill H i William St , .New V..,k, SPEC I FIGS. If you wut THE K KST. bay ALLEN'S SEEDS. Ifth-- Mrh:tiit Voii deal with dnetl ut keep ttu in M-nd to ALI.KN ilirert. He payii 'he ost.ie. Ileautitnl i atal'iuc-Ht-nl tree. Addretm, K W A I.LKN, 71 Sei-oud atn-et, Portland, Or WEAK MAN Who is tuitYerinic, eithe- in nt i ltd or loih, from the m- juriooH or weakening effn-tn of his own lunoraiit folhen. ahiine and rrt-Mt-t can be Mi.:kl and permanently ; eure.1. I'niM'M tree (sealed. Un- UULC Portland, Or. i hia old doctor has hfid :itl years evperiene in cur in? I'riute, CNmhI, Nervotia and Skin lhM-:icd. Write 'o dav. ri-n.cdicH Ht-ut privately to any a)drt .No lire I oh euhUeufiou. I nited St;itf LiiidOMhe ) Cresr.ii City, tin-ij.-n, Jan. Ihyi. Nol l K inht rebv that iii compltance v. if h the pr iioii of the :w t of cttnreM- of June Is", eot'tli-d, 4,An act for the jtt'.e it tiiuher lauo-4 in Ihe Mtatca id Cilifurnia, Inchon. Neadaaiul V aMbiimbui Territory." Ste Ja-MUeiiiier, of Sun Krauciwo, county of S;in tr.vu ii-o, hfate of California, hvt tlitw da tiled in Km otti.e hi HMwrn statement No. :i!. fur the pMreha-ie of the S. W. j ui Sec. No. 0, iu Township No, l.'J So ith, Kattue N. K:i-f, and wdl oiler hlnw that the land wniht e more valn-tlde for it luu Imt or ttone than agricultural purpose, and to rtablih bin 1 laiitt lo Kiid taint brlnre the Itcvtiter atid Itcci'iver of thia orlii-e at Orcuii Cit, irc-"ii, on I netdu, the ;'.th dav of Mv i,vi. lie ti.ltiti'M at It Menses: J V an Hoi 11, (,'. Citation, M, tnffaid aittl J. P. l'os, all uf San KrauciM-o, Caiitiniiia. An and all per Ktiiii claiiuui; a Urtm-ly the uloe demrrided land are Topic tt-d o their claims in il-i oltiie on i before said Mh day uf May, irtl. J T. APPKHSON. Keg liter. Soiirr for rubllrnlioii, IMmu Maths Lanb cmi i, t Orcun t il, ureiron, Jan, PI, i NiM'ICK is heich t:ien that in coiupli;iicc uilh e provHiTiii' of the act of ('"iirrna uf .Inn HW entitUd "An act for the sale of fiiiilH-r latids in the ftjiteti of California, Orcyoii, Ntail. and VVahinton Territory Charier Prowst, f Hiiw:ird, cotuily of Alanielaf -itate of C.Utloinia, Ux thift da tlleil iu thin ottice hi4 Hworu ntatt uuent Nil. 2-'7. lor Ihe pur- ha-e nf the S. of N, K. J and lot I and of Ne tioii No. i., in (oho ship No. I t South Hane No. :t cant ami will otter proof to nhow that the laud Huht Im uiore vanubk lor itn timber or atone than ark-ulitiial porpotfen, ami to rHtabhth tint claim to nan! land Ik-tore the fleiitrr and Keeeier of Ihw oilier at Oreyou City. r.(oi, I. 11 Thuif.la the 7th day of Mav, lsHl He names as w tliie!te. If P. Prewton, J. II. Col 1 1 nil, T. K. N orris and K, II, iai, all of Hay aarilM, California. Any and al! permina eUiutii.i; aderwly the aboe-d.eriled land: are rpiented to file their claiinH in thia Otli e ou or lieb'-c said 7th da of May, Itt'l. J. T. APPKKSON. Ke'iter, A th.inihlirinl llolitein bull (regitlen-d) S vnim oll, lor aal very rhmp aily to K. 1L I IrU-her, Wlir.lil rroii ft V , Closing Out at Cost! Gents' Furnishing Goods Thirty Days Only. THE NEW YORK C. B. R. STORE, rMARLAND BLOCK, ALBANY, OREGON. Spbing The public is invited to inspect the im. mense stock of Dry Goods FOR THE SPRING OF 1891 AT V His assortment in bigger than variety and prices. The Highest Market Price Paid for The men of thia vicinity need not be jealous because their wives talk so constantly about Matthews and Washburn. Its not their good looks the ladies are talking about, it it the good qualites of the cook and heating dtoves they sell. Every one seems to be delighted when they buy from M. and W. Fine comb honey and salmon bellies at Mueller & Garret'H, the leading grocers. Our stock of candy has arrived, and we will give special rate to churches and sociables. Mueller .1 (larrett. .Inlina (iradwohl. nronrietor of (be (iolden Rule Bazaar, informs us that he will add to bin already large business a complete line ol shelf hardware and family ies. The sales of his Oolden Rule teas and baking powder is steadily increasing. He still keeps up the elegant prizes with these goods. WimmI for Sale. Dry lir wood delivered to any part of the city at ?: 00 per cord. Leave orders at the foot of Ferry street t 1 W. Spink's lumber yard. Smoke th celebrated Havana! filled 5-cent lgv.rs, manufactured j at JiilniH Jo8 h b near laciory If you want anything choice in the grocery line go to Mueller A (iarretfs, the only place in the ity where you can ion want. Some ol tne latest styles of ele gant bed lounges can be seen at Kortmiller Sc Irving's, as they have jiit received a large invoice. Money Is King, j This is a true saying and is ILe reason that Mueller A (larrett are doing hucIi a rustling business. Their cash ligures are. taking the lead and their stock in the best. . You do not have to pay for any I long credit by trading with them j as they do business on a strict j cuhIi principle. j ... i ,r. in.MEvr run high in this city over System Kuilder as every body is using it for r,.i,nli .f llip Htmnacli. DvHoeDBia Constipation, Impure blood and to Inula up their system, i ry u auu tell your frieuds about it, as it niimt MtsHesa wonderful merit when all speak well of it. New goods of tbe latest patterns sold at Matthews and Wash hums is why they will sell over four loads of stoves and ranges this year, they I ave their first carload of Jewel Stoves and ranges now ou the road to arrive Feb 1st. If you would like to see some thing truly beautiful, go to J. A. (Juuiming's drug store and see bis elegant patterns in wall paper. A tine line of gents furnishings at Searls', all the latest styles. 17MIR SALE .'.U0 to $1,000 worth of house ' hold furniture in eachange for Improved real estate, fcmpi'reat other of Oregon Land i'oniany. amouhcemmT ever before, and lie is prepared A L BAN Y aS WBLSto Bakcrj ALBANY, 189. 18!t I A Eull C rps of Instructors. Classical, acie tific, literary, cemmerda. aod normal clauses. Couraea ol BtuJy ar raoired to meet the oeeda oi all grades of student. Special inducements offered to students from abroad. Tuition ranges from to 91S.M Per Trrm. Instrumental Instruction in niusic i riven bv Miss Laura Uoltra. Board in private families at low rates, and rooms (or sell boarding at sinnli exiieuse. A careful supervision exercised over pup wsy from home. Kor circulars and full particulars, addrctw the president, KEV. EI.UKRT S. COXDIT, Alliany, Oregon. GR0WDE R BROS Contractois and Builders. Jffice on First street w ith Wal lace & CuHick, real estate agents, jjbany, Oregon. Estimates given n all kinds of buildings or carpen er work. All work intrusted to a will bu promptly executed. G' 1 0LD RING. 'iOLI I'KXS. li fDAK ij haiMtktTi hie iwnttoa'iv rtddrewf to iiitpnltice my ch a line of -'tl-, for 10 rta. .1 s. Simmiixk, Cadiz O T ANTKD A tnnitroMi, one who i-nn cut i II and tit. C-ul at corner oi "(h and K:t road streets. Mm. K. A Uurkliari, " STARRETT'S I i ly place in the -y -t O 1 """"Hdarden Seeds. The Jtest Because -:-A 1 1 ra ys Itel la b fe. Established 1H74. special prices to market gardeners. Send for catalogue for IS'll. Addreff, Uko. Staiikk-it, Walla Walla, Wash. Laud HarvryliiK. P1RT1M DSSIKIN8 BtlttVtVINO 1K)N C" OS tain accurate lid prompt work hy cailint upon ex-county survejoi h, V. T. Fisher, lie hascoiuplete copies of Held notes and town ship plats, and is prepare 1 to do surveviu; in any part of Linn county. Postotlice address, Millers Station. Linn cou lly. Oregon. ROSE AND S1S0I.E COMI! Brown Leirhom Roosters FUR SALE AT $1.50 EACH Also some fine Langshang, Ply moth Rock and Wyandottes, same price. Mrs. L. J. Hoick, Tangent, Or. BOYS Here's a chance to make some pocket money: The Alluiiy Electric l.lsht Co. wishes to purchase a ipiantity of clean white or colored cotton rajrs, for w ip ing machinery. Deliver them ac the com pany's ottlce ami (let your cash Viereck will shave you or cut your hair in the moat approved stvle, The Thomas Kay Woollen Mills of Salem, have appointed G. W. Simpson their agent in Albany. A full line of men and boys clothing blankets and flannels and all arti cles manufactured by the mill will be kept in stock. These goods are the best iu the market and will give entire satisfaction. to satinfy iut niers in ju;ility Country Produce. A FI LL STOCK OF.. Staple Groceries JVi Thehcst uuality tf leas, toffees, candies outH, ttc. FRESH BAKED DREAD EVERY DAY. At this old reliable house Si also to lie found a complete asHortment of freili family Kroceries, to which is constantly lieinir ailded all the sciwonultle lines of roctrics and pro visions, such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles. Dried Beef Chipped to order Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, tastetn Buckwheat Flour. Cannea Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware. Etc, These icoods were all houirht when prices ere low and the benefit if tbe niarum will be itiven to his customers. Kriueruncr the place, it the old corner on First and liroalaihiu sts. Con fad Myer. DEAI.KR8 STOVES, TINWARE, HOUSE FURNISHINCS' Manufacturers of galvanized iron 'cornice. Plumbing a specialty. (nve us a call. DR. W. C. KliGUS, i Graduate of the Royal College of I London, Kngland, also of the liclle j vue Medical College, j The Dr. has spent a lifetime of i study and practice and maktg a spe cialty of chronic diseases, removes cancers, scrofula enlargements, tumors n wens, without pain or the knife. ! He also makes a specialty of treat ! ment with electricity. Has practii ed in the German r rench and Knglieh hospitals. Calls promptly attended day night. His motto is "t.0D WILL TO ALL." aOlBoe and residence Ferry street, between Third and Fourth. ZPZ-A-.TSTO . 1UIOSE WISIIINOA FIRST-CLASS -IN. s'rament, the hest made to stand the climate of this coast, can be suited hyea'lin at Mis: Ii. E. Hyman's, opposite the Masonic Temple, First street. The latest vocal and instrumental niusic kept for sale. Also the largest assortment of stamping patterns to select from this side of 'Frisco. Lessons ifiven in painting and emnmiderv at her studio over Linn County Rank. tJ.ve her your rder and you will be pleased. Nursery. Messrs. Ilvman & Prownell are prepared in their nursery to fur nish all kinds of stock, and those intending to plant should call upon them. lira SIS MiON. G. I i&ffetel AND TOILET AKTICLES, i S5 mm ffliii iMlWs.SlatioBery.reriodicak i&Mlii Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. Also canios tl.e fiut-st lints of I J Pianos & Organs IX Till: WILLAMETTE VALLEY, CALL AM) EXA.MIXE II LS STOCK. ODD FALLOWS Tl'.Mri.i:, AI.tJ.'.NY, OKKliOX. fy. B. I w i 1 1 continue to seSI my dry goods at cost until they are all gone. FIRST Sl'UF.KT, AM! NY, Ki:;o.V. crxjxj crs Manufacturer of Choice Cigars AND m mmw m m mi t':ai I'iucj and Suio!;in-'I i.l..ice.r-, Mct-rsi I: sum jiikI iri:ir TitiCf, s full 1 5 v i - ii' S:'i' ki-:" Artit N: or t'i i ll 'i - tmikIv lOii', !l:trv. vircon. ake "immons Liver Regulator One Dose TTOaCTH ioo Dollar? Pit S. L. It: I e-m-Mer one .1 nionsl.iverltecnlit.ir m.rrh fe.i. constiiiatoi, h.vl l!-a.ia'h, e.i: I , at inir with satisfaction or ai .-tite- ha nllie i, and f.-lt altogether nn nf ivirts. sortej to Hluc !a, Caiicu. 1. tHiinm en v. Otll tl," I re ai .1 everv re.uie.iy sil-.'-ej,l, I.. it . ,iv :flaim. i teinMrarv relie'. One ,,,se ol s I. Is ilid in more iro-.l th.i-i SIimi w .rth ..f ! l..rti an d JctoriiiK. H'-sp'i, Ji'.Vhti.. I have been a teaj.fr f r !.nn virs. ami durini; that tiuich.ive had ie :it. ! r,t : .el. sof head;whe, pr.slu.id livtorpiil l.iver, a-id have been entirely eu cd hv .ii:ini"'is l.iMi ttecula'or. I fo:iti t to be of s'i mild i character in it a tion snot t'i Interfere, in the least with my duti tin I ho school room, To those 8imi sitt,: ' d and subject to'hc same, I cannot 3 liur reouimcnd Sjiin mons Liver Regulator. E. E. ( uses Cm pi fl:i:!r K) L. Blackmap, DKAI.KK IN -And a full line of , 'Muyr 1 U"Mvr in .in!ar prieesin l' KJlS SIIOl.S und (ientF I- N llll.i liOOD.S. Sole ceney for tlie I.n.llin ! im iioe. , oosH"E3:n PKAIKi'v IK- FGUIiD AT LAST T!i!: WATKUPKOOF OIL BLACKING. i"fl i i trs-. In. (, rliot-tf. i-arriaur ana .CANNOT B F. EQUALED t pi i jh.. i'-; i iinlities. Itie fo I- ;it Me .i it iv 1 1 i!a (iia!it-&: ' II lasting and durable. l! iliirs not, rub olF ou the : i i ii is or cluthes. i d. It is i'im iVctlv waterproof. ! lib. If soi'lens the leatht-r to its I naliMid state. j ":li. It ives the leather a new ; and "lussv appearance. 'tli. It contains not one ingre- ; ticnt i ii.-it is iiijurmus toeithtr the j 'c. I her or stitching, but is a pre .-! vr i if Jiein. j Ttii. It ii he used on the liiicst I 'hm1 sind sliH'S ami not prevent ; ii,e uv of the coniiniiii liMit-black- j i: jr. !'i:1 will s'ifien and keep tliiiu . !:i.;u ciacl-.iii,'. n. Inv fiii'tiif-: if t,T.-li i, .ii as thin nnuM suit vi.u. i-n in tlw . - - - '!niL' stori' ol lliiiin tV: I 'auxin, ; u :n ! yiii t a rr gvt it for "ill centi? iiiriix. One Imx will oil mure 1 an une si t uf humeri'. Receipt ! I"! in 'Ki; I Iu- oil is snlil only lor ; i:nii idual use. j .!. C. IlKVIXK, Manufai tiirer and Agent, I Albany, (Megon. 1r K. C. Wst'c nrrve aixl lirttin truiitnictiif a Kuar- liyntfiia, i..iui (its, h iidailie, mr viurt prootratiiii) fnM (i liv the uc of al-'xhol ur tuloco, 'fU'iiinir of brain rtHHlf inir in insanity and lt-juiini to n:i t ry, (ii'iay ui.l loHr of oir iu either Ht, x Ka-h Ikjx -oii. tains one m -nthV trtiitnifiit, 4nedol !.tr a Imx, sr six U'X is for 'ic ilolljrs. r nt hy ma;l pre ail on ntcipt of l-riti1, ftu.-irantcct iiiLii onl ity J. A. 'iiirfmi it ir, IniLrit sriii, A H -any, Orcein. m REWARD Wewillpjy tl-e almve reward for any case f li.er efinp':iii.t d. !K-lia, .si-K h(ada hc, i.i'liL'c-dio:i, er.ii.-t iptiil or c"tivcncss we e-tntioi cure with West's lier pill, when tl direetidit jire strictly complied with. The) arc piiu ty vc-,:i inblc and never fail to (rive n:itirtfa.-t ion. I..irce tioves, cortaininir :i' pilN, L'.'i eent. 'I'bc tri inline manufactured only by the .b'hn t'. West many. Chicago Illinois. Sold bv J. A. Cummiu-s, drugirist All-anj, Oregon Jj hlcallh is W.allh ! J H -r" ' P. -THE- aquina Route OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T. E. HOGG, KeceUer. ANC Oregon JleYelopment Co.'s Steamship Line 225 MILMORTER AMD 22 Hours Less Time llian by any other route: Accomodations unsurpassed fencmb rt so safety. Fares and freights via laiuina an the Oregon lieve opmeiit conipai y's ships, much less that by any r tlier route weeii all jioiuts in tbe ill.u.it'e l and San Francisco. Sailing dates. from Taqn.VA. Willamette Valley.... . Mar. Eth ,W V .. J6th Willamette Valiey 2oih rKoM SAN FRaKtuuri WraUnn .Mar. 3rd Willamette Valley " 12th Willamette Vallev , , -' 30, lb. The coni anv reserve the risht to cha-ig tcaiuers r silimc dates. uailt rassiuseu trains. hxcept bumlays.) L Va,ulnaT:00 1 a I U Albany I!:90 P Corvallis 10:3S a M I " Corvaliis 1111 r Ar Albany i a M I Ar Yanuiua iSS r. H O. & C. tiaii:a .-onuect at Ail.an asd ('01 Wh. U II.iao, C, . Hours, Ceiirral aiarjtet . O. K & P. tent Corvaliis, O an EAST SOUTH VIA SCUTHCP.N PACIFIC BQUTE. THE KOUKT SHSTA Ettll California expri ss trains run daily "l 'u i j N0ITH 7:00 p m..Lv..... Portland Ar.. 8:3; am lo:-i p ui..Lv Albany Lv.. 6:21 am lo:lt a tu..Ar...... S. tra.-iusco.Lr.. tV pm l.oral Tans. Train Itully- (Ej. Sunday hM a iu..Lv ft rtlaud Ar.. 0 pm p m. .Lv.... AJIi.ii..Lv..lSMain ',0 f mAr. .. . . Roxenurtc Lv . . ti:20 am OlinnuD Brssrn, ' 2.? pLv... . Albany Ar.. :26 pas i:.V p m Ai Lebanon Lv h 40 aw T:liam..LT Albany Ar.. 4.-Jri pm 6,ni..At Lelaiioii.. Lv.. 3-40pm albanv local, DAILY (Except Sunday) .'.00 ra. Lv.... Portland... .Ar....9,00 a u J 0U Ar- - Albany Lv..5.ou 11 PULLMAN BUFFETSLEEPERS. TOURIST KLEEr-IKG CARS, For accommouation ol Second-class fa senircrs attached to Express 'iraiLs, West tilde Division. Between Jt'oiiland and Corvaliis Nail Train Itally-Except Sunday 7:i0am..Lv ...fo.-tlanf .7.Ar.6.30 p. m" 12Mopm..Ar.. Coriai.is.. i,.li.66p. m At Albany and Corvaliis counect with rains of Jirecon facificRailroad. Express Train Ially Exctpt Sunday 4:40 p m..Lv IVrtland ..T Ar. h io ato !5 p iu..Ar...11liiliiii,ville.L..I6.4f,aiii THROUGH TICKFTS lo AH Point AND SOUTH EAST rrPorti. kets and full 'infoimation re Ifardirijr rateg n aps, etc., call on con.pai.j . ajrent at Albany. ' 3 K. KoEHLEIL, E. P. nOGEHS, Aw-t. ii. r. 4. p V!ai.at;er HBBT8 TO ANKFROM THE PillKCIPL POINTS iri THE UNITED STATFS. CANADA AND EUROPE. PULLO PALACE CAT. SLEEPERS. Free Colonirt Elsenine Cars Run ThrocgL 1 Ex 'rest T.niai OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUF KAXt CITY, CHICAGO AND ST. DUIS. F.lricant Sicw IMnlus ai Mil banitr. Close Connections at Portland for Saa Fran cis- o ana rn't Hound points. f-THots leave tlu; Ciiniranr'i m-b&rf l :lv fc.t of l:riadalbin street. IiimtUi Kriday of ciuh week. C. O. KAM LINGS, m Vitv LU'Vf IDll 1-PJ.Iirlit An.... Cenrral Traffic Manager. T. W. LKC. I. A, THE MARKET F. AI.nANT QUOTATIONS. Wheat :oif ; Oats soc Flour 14.25 per .bb) Potatoes 40c Etrirs lir Butter 'i5(2:rH! Lard 106tI2r. Hams 14.V. Shoulders i'MS 8c. Bacon IO(?lJc. Hops 'JOc.lJ Hay Tiuiothv. lfL U2. ' -""-"s Ap cs Green, tl per bn. Plu.n Dried, !tc. per lb. Apn't s dried bleached Sto eundrled 01 1 C. Chickens 5 00 ar..50 Beef :QXc erotw. Mutton toper head. Ron R'.,e drcssec Veal igCi;t-.