Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, April 03, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING HEHALD: Till DAY, APRIL 3, 1891. glowing gaUgTuraM UA.IUY AND WEttKiY TEriMS OK SUESCKIPTH'N DAILY Hiti!l-!hrti every ninrninif cTecpt M.miiay.) -:ivere.l tv carrier, per viceK... 0"0 y diaiI, p-.-r yrar ......... t WKKKLV, Published every Friday M.irntntr.) n-i ':opv, i;er annum, in advance.. 2,00 When mil .otd in auvauce mi: M Alt.. Vaila it t'ie A!l.a:iv x.jtollUfclne F. trail oiti-v 'b ) Die KaxU-rii ta:e8 n:?1 A. The West Side i Ami the N ur.m Ca tit It. I'.. I J or Portland and S-u-1 11 A. M o'vallui aid aiiiiua .12;'ic r. a", orhte uth. 7 :".(.' p. The pi.iHtoitxe will le cl d cat it c-vei.iiii: Iffoui nix to seven o'clock. rU-i-istered matter lor tlie ly morniinr tr 'in should be mailed bciore oclcnk the reylous eveniin.'. OKEliii.S PACIFIC TIMK TAI1LK. Arrives iK-part" r aeni:rr Fit tent n.l:"!m l'2.-2 pin . o. I'lpm .4.'i a in w ho rut: hem. ixvextohs. are. It is an alSolnte fai't tlmt nearly all of tlie useful iiiveiit'min iiave lieen suj; zested by minutely oli si'rvicj; solium uf (lie chelations i insects or the laws of nature gov- 0. nint; the apiilicatiiin uf force. S i really the oll'sprinj; of all of tin inventions is nature herself. The 1. eilger relates how the matter i l -ouirht aliout in some of the eases : It has l.een saiil that the opera liotid of tlie ppiiler mij'i stetl the arts of ppinnini; ami weaving to man. That may he doubtful, hut it is unite eertain that to a hint from an insect was due the inven t'on of a machine instrumental in accomplishing one of tht most Ktiieiiilous works of modem times- the excavation of Thames t in nel. Mark Isamhard llmnel, the great engineer, was standing one lay, aliout tlmv unarlersof a cen tury ago, in a ship-yard, watching the movements of an animal known as the Teredo Navales in Eng lish, the naval wood. worm when a brilliant thought suddenly oc curred to him. lie saw that this creature ho red its way into tin piece of wood upon which it wa. operating, iy means of a ciy ex traordinary mechanical, apparatus. Looking at tlie animal attentively through a mil roscopp he found that it was covered in front with a pair of valvular shells ; that w it h its foot a a purchase, it communi cated a rotary 'notion and a (tor- ward impulse to-the valves I,ch, acting upon the wood like eimlet. penetrated its sulistance, ami thai as the particles of wood were loosened, they passed through a lissure in the foot and thence through the limly of the l.uit-r to its mouth, where lliey were ex pelled. ' Here," tfaid Urn nel, to himself, "is the sort of thing 1 want. Can I reproduce it in an artificial form He lorthw itli set t woik, and the final result of hi liliors, after many lailiue;, was lhe famous h'oiing sliiel 1, with w'licli the Thames tunnel w.is ex cavated. This story was told h r.ruuel himself, and there is no reason t doubt its truth. The j keen observer call dra.v uselnl lessons from the buiobhst of tin woiks. of iod. Ik success alone is to be the measure of woit'n in the matter tinanciei ing. then a lady down in ieorgia has proven her ability in that direction. Her expenditures outran the rale limits of her bus binds income, hence her unwill ingness to make draws direct upon him. So she induces a lady friend to borrow from him and she brrows the money from the friend. When the time of pay ment ciiiihs around, n.t being provided .vith the wherewithal to meet the obligations, sin- iuns her friend, thus getting rid of her and the debt at the same time. However sc.Ucl in the shape of a trial lor murder may change the 8-ale and put another phase iiKn the subject. Financiers have to resort to very many curious- pi ceedures. Mosey matters are the all aU Birbiug ijiiestion. Considerable talk has been made throughout the country in regard to the ship ment of gold to I'.urope, which the ( secretary the treasury ii.ter feted with bv ictusing the goh , . i .... A liarg to lie Used. Ul tins matter the Henry Clews weekly financial review iroin New York says: The dibit to create uneasiness in the matter of gold shipments was too transparent to be of long durat ion. Tae ollici.il statement of Janiv.ry 1st, issued by the treasuiy, showed t hat the stm k of coin and bub ion held by the department was IKHt.tW. and on March 1st. was . o.r.o! I additional. I lieie IS III the bands of the public at least j .t.T)0,Wf).000 of gold, so that the shipments of $2,750,000 last week, which was not much more than one-half the amount dran from London during the November and I lecember money disturbance here was nof in its 'If of vital importance nor should it be significant of a prolonged drain of precious metal from this centre. It is not un usual to make shipments of gold at this period of the year, as there is usually but little else left in the way of our products that Kuropc has need of. their wants having been supplied. Our exiorts of merchandise during the twelve months to date over imports while I have not t he figures at my hand at the moment I am unite sure will show a very large balance in our favor. It is not unlikely, however, that the return of Amer ican securities to this side will necessitate ir.ore gold going for ward during the early spring. This certainly w ill be the case unless a change comes in favor of buying back some of the stocks that have been Sold for London account. This is not at all unlikely, as the condition of all the money mar kets of Lurope are reported as be ing stagnant anil without any particular or unusual demand. It must be remembered, also, that the exports of silver for the past year have only been about !f'2,."00, 0 H as against nearlv 22.0(10.000. the previous year. Amii all of the extraordinary action accredited to the Arkansas legislature, it is worthy of remark that they were sensible in one re spect at least, and that was in pass ing a memorial asking their repre sentatives in congress to advocate the election of l'nit?d States senators by a direct vote of the people. A spasi of good sense was mingled with their peculiar ideas, ami a glean of intelligence oll'sets the darkness of their action in regnrd todisplacing the portrait of Washington with that of Jeffer son I 'avis. Tin: Italian matter w ill probably show one uromincnt condition in this country at least, and that is whenever any foreign danger menaces the supremacy of the old stars and stripes, the sectional feel ings are buried out of sight and north and south are forgotten in the one and indivisable country Nolicr of I liml -m-IIIi'Iiii-iiI. Xt I'K'K is hereby ft i veil that the uiulersi! ied lias tiled In liml account h administrator of tlie extatu of Ino A Kohuett deceased ami the :onnty A"urt-f Linn cvuiity, Oregon, !iax Lxcil Monday, tlie illi day o April, li'l at on.- o'clock r. M. l Haiti lay at tlie court house in Alli.'uiy, )r:-oon i-ir the hearing of objection!! '.Ii -rcto and the settlement thereof. Dated this '.'Stli, day of Feb. IVM. .(..us W !: . Administrator. f tat of Jim. A. Kolmet', lCi:'d. '"has. K. Wi i.vi kton. Atty. Ify.u want Til KlsKST. Luy Noii i ii ki:n SEEDS Ii i hi Men h int y..i ili il v '.U it-s i-t p llu tii m imI to Al.l.KN Id- )i:is In jiOft i'.;-. lit illtlflll r.it.ll"M-- )t Iirt-. A-I.lr-;, K Al.l.KN. 71 S'4-trui stun t, I'oi tluicl, Or A, MY WKAK MAN Who is mi Mi-rin,', cif lie- in ihiidI rr hol , (roiii tin 111- "i j iriniiH "-r wcakt'tiiiii; t Ur tt t ' t hiH fun iL'iinr.ifit inllii-M ahum- :ifi'l t- :in lt- kl ulnl M-rtli:t iit-flt I v I'ltrcil. in (-(-;il,-,, rtD Pni P '"4 Third St Ull- bULC ?ortla.i, Or. 'lliid oltl Ucilor lia tcul :lti yt-ars cvM-ri-iee in t-urin-j l'riv:iti'. l:'tl. Nervous :m, Skin Oi-ast-s. Write n-ii.u. rouiel!e! si-nt nvat-l to unv It.li-il.K 0(Mrr. iill r tor I'ublirnllnn. l iiitti; States L.inil Olllee (.'re-.'."! City, Ore.'.n, Jan. . 1.VH. NoTIt K is h reliv irivi-ii that in enni)iliam-e widi the rov i-.ions ot ttte aet of eoii-.'ress oUnlietl. IS7-1, eutitlt J, An a--t f-r ttie jttle nt tiiuher taii'M in the states of t ihfornia, Oregon, Ne:iiiaamt Washiimtull lerritory." ste Jaeuuemier, uf San Franeiwo, county of S:in Kiaii'-iseo, stite of California, iiis this lav filed in this oltiee his Nwnrn stattlnilit .No. l't:r., for the t'ireh.ise of the S. W ( ol Sec. .No. -O, in 't'ownhhip No. 1'J So ith, Kanue X". Kat, anJ will oiler to hm that the lain! muhr is inore vain thlt-lor its tun Iht or Ntom: than airrii-uli lira) nirM.Hen, anJ to ?taiili-h tiiselaiin to ?iiii lanil ht forc the Keiiister anil ItL-ceiver of this ortiee at Oregon 'itv, tirtvoii, on "tuesilay, the .'-th day oi iliy 1'1 . lie iiaim-s as witnesses: J. in Horn. C. I'liatnin, M. Inifl.inl ami J. V. I'osy, all .if s.ui Kr.un iwo, California. Any ami all 'cr--on-4 . l:iimiii.' a Iversely the ahove dcscriileil Ijii.Is me reiUe-teil to hie their claims u tl-H .illiirn Is (ore saiil filh ilay of May, I vl. J. T. AITKItSOX. Ke'Kter, Nniiic for 1'nlillcalion. I'Miru STAir l.s tiru.n, or.-. :ni Citv. tnc-'on. Jan. 12. I.vit. I Ni'l'll K ih hereh i:ien that ill conililii'liee with i iro winu of the act of c.-nul'css of Inn l-".. eiititli-il "An act tor the sal of ..in--ii ij.iu in me fTau oi vaiiuuiii:, on-- o.ub ami Wa-hin.-ton Territory, ch irh i Prtms-c. of llawaiN, county of Ah.me.la. -.tale of I'aliiooiia. ha this ilay tile.l in this otliec his sworn Htatelm lit No. lor lhe .iin Ii.im- ol the S, 01 N, E. J and lots 1 ami ! of Sei lion No. i, in town hi. No. 1 ; South ll.injje No. 1 cast ami will oiler or.mt to -ho that the land Sought is luon- tuiiial.h lor i:s tnnher or stone than a-.-ricr.lniial MirNMRi, and to ."4taUnh his cl:mii t" -aid lai-il U-lore the l:i--iter ami Kecei er of Oil- orti.-eat Oovrxi en v. tr.oi,, on I l.nrl l . the 7th d.ir of M n , imu lie naineo as i!hetcs. II c. Cn-ston, J. II. Collins T K. Norris an. I K, II, ilat.-i, all id lla .o.lv, I ilif..rnia. Am and all ocrJo.m ' ad.cr,, -i, in,. :li,oll. a .,. llU.,, , inil :,rc r.-iil stcii lo rile their cI.mihk in llui ottln- on .11 l..t.- aid :th lat of .Mai. lj.ii. J ' T' A miun-r, PLOWS PLOWS Staver & NEW MARKET BLOCK, - - Are headquarters in the Northwest for PLOWS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. JAY E7E SEE SULKY LITTLE GIANT WALKING Gang Plow s, Triumph Three Wheeled Sulky Plows, Wood and Iron Frame Harrows, Riding and Walking Culti vators, and everything need ed by the farmer for tilling the soil. All dealers and farmers will liml it to their advantage to write to us for terms and prices before iurchasing elsew here, as w e can make it an object for them to deal with us, while giving a larger and more varied stock .o select irom than any other WE CARRY THE LARGEST AND .MOST COMPLETE STOCK ON THE PACIFIC COAST OF Machinery and Vehicles of Every Description. KM COH ( ATAI.OOCK AMI CHICK 1.11. AV. (J. l)ArlS ALBANY, - The men of this 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 is the good tjualites of the cook and heating stoves they sell. Every one seems to be delighted when thty buy from M. and W. Our stiK-k of candy has arrived, and we will give special rate to churches ami sociables. .Mueller c Garrett. Julius Gradwohl, proprietor of the Golden Rule Bazaar, informs us that he w ill add to his already large business a complete line of shelf hardware and family groceries. The sales of his Golden Rule teas and baking powder is steadily increasing. He still keeps up the elegant prizes with these I goods. ! Wood ftr Sale. ! Dry lir wood delivered to any part of the city at (Ml per cord. Leave orders at the foot of Ferry street at P. W. Spink's lumber yard. Closing Out at Cost! irniin S THE NEW YORK C.B. R. Speiig The public is invited to inspect the im mense stock of Dry Goods FOR THE His assortment is bi'r th in variety and prices. The Highest Market Trice Paid for HL0WSI PLOWS Walker PORTLAND, OREtiOX. j Comprising J. I. CASK Wood Beam Corn Plows, Stubble Plows, Ilael Plows, Cirub Plows, Timber Plows, Road or Grading Plow s, Side 1 1 ill Plows, Steel I'.eaui Walking Plows. A2TD GA1TG PLOWS, hrm on the Pacific Coast. CO. OREUON. A L B A N V PaII ALBANY, OREGON I IHItO ISJI1 i A Eull C( rps of Iis-tiut. tors, j Classical, scic tilic, litcrar., uitncrcia. j and normal cia-scs. Courtc of studv ar ranged to meet the needs if all :ratU of students. Special iuitu.ttiiifnts ottered to students from abroad. Tuiliro ranges from titS.no to KilJ.Iid I'r Term. Instrumental instruction vi n-usie wj given by Miss Laura Uoltra. Board in private families at low rates, and rooms for self hoarding at su.tll expense. A I careiul suiH-rvimoii excrcisci our pup ! aw-uy from home. ; For circjl irs and full partifii!ars, a.l iresc I the president, j KKV. F.LBKRT S. CON HIT, I Albany, Oregon, CHOWDER BR0S Contractois and Builders. Jdice on First street with Wal lace A Cusick, real estate 2gents, Albany, Oregon. Estimates given n all kinds of bnildingsorcarpen er work. All work intrusted to s will hi promptly executed. OTTIEe it 3 i I Goods STORE, M- FARLAND BLOCK, ALBANY, ORECON. amodhcemenT SPRING OF . er before, and he is prepare 1 Star Bakery A FULL STOCK OF Staple Groceries Thcheot quality ot .teas, coffees, candies nuts, etc. FRESH BARED BREAD EVERY DAY. At this old rcliahle house Is also to be found a complete assortment of fresh family groceries, to which is constantly being added all the geasonahle lines of groceries and .ro visions, such as , Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to order Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts. Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Cannea Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc, These goods were all hoiu'ht when prices ere low and tlie benefit of tbe margin will be civen to his customers. Kemember the place, u the old corner on First and Qroalalbju Sta. Conrad Myer, DEAI.KKB IN STOVES, TINWARE, HOUSE FURNISHINGS Manufacturers of galvanized iron cornice. Plumbing a specialty. Give us a call. DR. V. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal College of London, England, also of the Belle vile Medical College. The Dr. haa spent a lifetime of itudy and practice and makes a Bpe ualty of chronic diseases, removes :ancers, scrofula enlargements, tumor? oid wens, without pain or the knife. He also makes a specialty of treat ment with electricity. Has practii ed n the German French aud Fuglish .lospitals. Calls promptly attended lay night. His motto is "t.OI WILL TO ALL." iS"Office and residence Ferry street, between Third ami Fourth. TUfOSK WISHING A FIRST-LASS "IN s'rjinent, the best niale to stand the climate of this coast, can be suited by a"lini: :it Mis: li. E. Hunan's, 0Rsite the Masonic Vc:upla, First street. The latest vocal and instrumental music kept for sale. Also the largest assortment of stamping; patterns to select from this side of 'Frisco. Ltssi.iii. .iveii in imintinv and einiiroiden at her itudio over Linn Conn1)- Hank. Oi.e her your rdcr and you will be pleased. Nursery. Messrs. I ly man & Prownell art prepared in their nursery to fur nish all kinds of stock, and those intending to plant should call upon them. Crockery il'KINS BROS. i lirty Days Only. 1891 AT to satisfy customers in quality Country Produce. G. Also canies the finest lines of Pianos & Organs IX Tin: WILLAMETTE VALLEY. CALL AND EXAMINE HIS STOCK. ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE, ALBANY, OIIEGUN. 3ZL O. L B. S vill continue to sell my dry goods at cost until they are ail gone- FIKST STREET, ALBANY, OREGON. Manufaclurerof Choice Cigars AND Bl'ALEIl IN fine mrosiiij m m m Cars I'lus; auiJ Mmkci Tn! h-.to?, Mics-. . v uci! Jtriar Pit.rf, m (a:i I iii'. ' hit- ktrs Artic'cs. Ne o to PfP'-iT?;-! V cm n.' v ;-Uir, ll ai-" , iri'iron. I- 5T v ake "immons 'Liver Regulator One Dose WOATB 100 Dollar Prar S. L. R: ? consider one in mon Liver Keulator worth JftliHK v coimtipatcil, hrul Hlarho, v.tnl -,t ntl. inir with satiafiu'tion or attju titc ha tic: idurn, ami felt attother out "f B.rtH. I ro sorUl to Hlne M;uw, Cal'tinl, (nnin , mi'l cvrry niuicly su'OHt'!, hut only hl:tinei tcmonirv rplief. ne )o-c of S I U iil in more jfo-nJ than fHtlNI worth f 'li-r.r ddctoriiifc Rwp'y, J C M artin. I have hoen a teacher f r twvntv varn, an-l 'luring that timch.ivo Uru i-Ka.I atta l;;of hcal;u;he, prliH-cl hytorpi'l I.ivrr, anl have hwn entirely cu ctlhy Simmoiia lAxei KirUiator. I foun t to e of fu miM charai'ter in its a -tion b not to inturfore, in the Icaat with my duti tin the .-liool room. To thrme similar Bi'ut . d and suhject the nine, I cannot 0 hint recoDiruend Siui Qioaa I. ver Regulator. K, K, nnt Cniphe11vlMe K i L. Blackmap, DKAI Kit IS Drags, Paints Oils, Peifiimcry AND TOILET ARTICLES, And a full line of Rooks, Stationery, Periodicals. j Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. Sea-rls, Leader in popular prices in r. ITS SHOES and (ienlp H i;Mlll.i ;o)l)S. Sole a'em y for the Ludlow l ine Shoe. IFGURD AT LAST! I Till: V A TE K I'ROO E OIL BLACKING, t t p:.tvnt It-athtr, tti'.. CANNOT BF EQUALED , ll irtln' ( r-l lA cu.Hi qualltl. lllr fo I. iii- arc a u 1 1 its qualita- : 1st. It is Listinj; and durable. 1 - I. It dues not nib oil' 011 the ; hands or clothes. I ul. Jt is peifectlv waterproof. ' -Itb. It softens the leather to its natural state. i -rth. It pives the leather a new ! and glossy appearance. I ith. It coii tains not one inirre- liient that is injurious toeither the ictiier or stitching, but is a pre ' st 1 ver of iheni. Tib. It c;;n be used on the lines! boots and shoes and not prevent j lhe use of the common boot-black- intr, but will soften and keep theui from cracking. Now, my friends, if such an oi! as this would suit you, go to the drnj; store of Hulin fc Pawson, u here yiiti can get it for oO cen's per hex. One Iaix will oil more than one st t of harness. Ueceipt for niakit a the oil is sohl only for iinliv idual use. .1. C. HE VINE, Manufacturer and Agent, Albany, Oregon. IKT1 v Ileallh is Weailh"!' !r K. C. WrtV nive and brain truitrnt-nt, a t'u;ir 4iitcd hpwitif tor i st ria, diiinw lit. hradai he, ner v.ui pioHtrnti'ii caiwd l the line of alfdiol r tol.vxv, ioftfNin of brain n-suliiiij; in insanity and U -mUuz to n:it c ry, dt'cay at.t lo of pow4r in t-it her x Kacti Imx rm tains one m 'iithV tr :itm-iit. Hue dol lnr a tw.x, ..r nix Imx (8 for 'e dollari. wnt by mail pre paid on rteipt f priii. fiiiaratitet!!! i'u i only iiy J. A. rununiiiL-v, druct'iHt we a-rci.t, Albany, Oregon. $r,00 REWARD Viwiipn tin hImivi-rt-war.l f nr any raac if ii.i-r rr.iu!:tirt ilv.i-twia, siiok hcailai-tip, lri-iL't-siion, if.M--iiaiiii.i or -.tiveiie ae CATiii.it t-Mte w it h V i-4t liver ill, when tl direction nrc iri. tly niiTiplicit itli. Thcj nrenircl'. ci t.il.le and never fail t (rie t.itii,f:ti-tion. LarL'e lioxin. roritaininif 3n pills, 2i i-eiita. The irenuiiie manufactured only by the John t West wmany. Chicago Illinois. fioUl bv J. A. Cumniiiura, driijri.nsf Allian , Oregon JO 1 1 j 1 -'Vif'h? i THK- Yaquma lloiife OPIGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T. K. IIOGC, Kfffln-ri ASt Oregon Bevelapmeiit Do.'s Steamship Line allllMpii 22 Hours Less Time Tlian by any other route: Accomodations uunurpaai-ed fr ccnifort on gaiety. larus am! (reiirlits ia VUii a an the Oreumi Deve ojimi nt compai y'e ships, much lens tliat ly any oilier route ween all points in the V.illi.ii i-t'- i uid San Francixco. Sailing dates. PROM TAQCINA. Willamette Valley Mar. S h W J.itl, Willamette alley ,,, .,tn tKUM SiN PRANtUCO Wtallon Willamette Valley. Willamette Vallev Mar. Srd ' lith ' SO. th The company ruwrve the right to cha-ij teamen or s uiinif dates. DaU. rAHOILNUKR TKAINe, Kiccpt buu. lay..) L Yaqulr.a 7:00 a u Lv Albany 12-20 pi Corvallis 10:36 a I " Crialiin 1 :0j p n Ar Alljany i Ar Ywtnna P. O. & C liaiii: .c-iuiet at Ail-an ,u:u I'oi W. U Hr.AO, C, . Horl, Cll.Cial llol-iVl, . O. K & P. ftk'ttit Corvallif, O on EAST SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC RQUTL. THE KOUKT ilL'.ST KCL'ji Cnliftirnia v rctib truinft ruit da'iv """'ZT 1 0P1H' .7.00 i m..Lv IVrtland Ar.. 9::. jsc 10:-Ji p ti...l.- AlL.-ii-y I.v.. t: . anj Ki l l a in.. Ar s. 1-raiiciMM.Lk.. H-uiro Local ram. Train Imllj (Kj. but..',. fi:0a m..Lv Iv.rtla id Ar.. 4:... li:20p m..l. A. l.v..!2:.iMin .40 pjmAr. ....liOM-IMiiv 1. . . r.:A am Lrlianuu Hiuiirsi. 2.i p ..Lv AHm.. . SSpm Ar i.tl.ii."..i,. ':'Hlii..l,i Ali.ri;iy a m..Ar li.ain-it.... . t. 1 v iui I ... :n. ALBANY LOCAL, l".I'..'V (KiiC.-t ju,!,.) ft.t rn..Lv....l'ort;i.u... -r....... A ii.w.... Ar. ..A1i-aiij.. i., ... ,.. a I'ULLMAS lilH-Ki'M hJ-.J TOl'KI.-T SI.KkI INu f.;5 For air.rjin-iMiatii.ii of .i .. .a. i ;. Sei-Ki-r a'.U-.t.ni Ii. h xj.i. . iiu;J... We.t Milr Dlii.ii.r. i'pt-nwn i'oiCana tnj CViv;ii!;8 Mail Train I'.ill.r-Kxc. pt ,:u:.r.) ;::.-' a iu..Lv . . . i o.tiat! I ..Ar f. Sn p. m llpm..Ar.M Uorvauis.. L-1.' if.,., m At AM any and Cci valini cmii t.t ;th train of tireg-.n I'r.f iti. l.aurnad. KxprrkN Trnln Il.illy tLxvt t bin my 4:40pm..Lv 1-ortli.i.cl .. Ar.. f-:'j.an. 7:26 p m..Ar.....iuS!nii.vi!le.L..;i..4.- aio THROUGH TICKFTS lo All loii:t EAST AND SOUTH aKor ti. I i ts and full liifniniatii n rc-i-anlini: rat maM, etc, call tu toliMai v's i,'enl at Altiaiu. It. KuKlif.tK, E. p. KOOKK-S. Manacer Abt. t.. K & i", A TICKETS TO AfsDiTFOM THE PKINCiPL POINTS IM THE UNITED STATES. CANADA AND EUROPE. PULLMAN PALACE CAE tUMIS. 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