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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING HEltALD: Fit I DAY, APRIL 17. 1891 planting gaUtj -fuvald UAIUY AND WhCKKIY TEUMS OFSL'BsCUIPTK'N- DAILY l-ulillihed every morning except Monday.) covered by cairtcr, per wcck...... y m ill, per year. ...... 0-20 I l-VKKKLY. PuUlilicd every Friday M.inlnir.) na copy, t annum, in advance 2.00 When mil raid in advance... 2.10 THE MAIL. Mails t the Albany postclHce clone F r all othVes north The KaMtrrn itatca I'he Weal Mdo Anil the N'airmv Ca I t R. R.J or Portland and Sai- u - onaiha and Yaiuina o;hce south...HM. M . I. 8;30 A. H, U A. M .12;:to r. u .7;30 p. m Tiie postoitice will be cl i- d each cteidne trom six lo seven o'clock. IUi;i.4tered mutter lor the y morning train should he mailed before o clock the rvvious cveimiv. OREGON PACIFIC TIMK TAIM.E. Arrives Departs r8ciiicer Knight .. .. ll.Vlpiu li-'Opin .... 3. lopin 7.40 a ui the fieu esi.ai:;ix; It is a satisfaction to know that the legitimate field of lalx.r for women is beinj constantly en larged by an riiligliteue.l i 1 1 I i- oinion. Tlie ineilii-ul jnolVr-tfioii lias reeeivetl many lady practi tioners, lint the Minneapolis Tiiiie. i i discnss'iiig this subject says that for some time past women have in other count ns enjoyed facilities for extended instructiou in medicine not obtainable beie Ktiropeans have been U ss troubled t!ian we with the ipiestion of tin co-education of women and iiil-ii in various branches of the medica art. The Talis facu'.ty, for ex- ample, lias since ISSti thrown open its class-rooms, dissecting-rooms. hospitals, and laboratories with out distinction to women and men alike. In Switzerland there art four medical schools at which women pursue the usual courses of study side by side with men The same thin" is true of the med ical schools of Belgium, l'enniark. Italy, Norw ay and Sweden. In a!l these countries for years past women have found it practicable to net the same instruction as men, and under identical condi tions. In some parts of tlii.3 coun try, particularly in the Western states, like facilities exi.-it, but on a limited scale. There ate now, in fact, thirty-eiht medical sclunils in this country open to both sexes The function of the John llo;in: Medical School will be to lead in this field by providing larger l in! better facilities than are t be found elsewhere this side of tin Atlantic, and by maintaining a high standard of aU-iinmcnt Women physicians w ill undoubted lv, if well educated, have advan tages over men in certain special lines of medical practice. Their sex will secure to them lucrative medical apointmcnts for which they will bt: readily conceded to be bitter tpialilied than men. Woman's ipiick wit, her manual deftness, and. most of all, her warm and ready sympathy, wil! cause her to be preferred to man by many patients, particularly by women. It lias been questioned whether women have the sell ciiiiiinaiid ami mechanical apti t tde that will tit them to be skill fid surgeons. The answer is that already a iiuiiiIk r of women have distinguisbed themselves by the knowledge, cixlness, and success with which they have performed difficult operations. Training wil! accomplish wonders. What we have to contemplate in the well educated women phyoiciau of the future is not the the susceptibility of a namby-pamby miss, but the disciplined intellect, schooled will, steady nerve, and skilled hand of a person who lias ppent years of arduous study and training in ac quiring these invaluable trails. Tin: Knglish peerage ihr not seem to be deserving of thr title of temperance men. It is said that a I'lue-book issued by the liritish g iverninent discloses the fact that 15' peers of the realm are the owners of places in which intoxi cating drinks are sold. The num ber of "drink shops'' owned by these peers is l,"il!. The list is headed by the Karl of I'erby, who is the owner of 7- drinking places. Next comes the Iuko of T.edl'or.l with 4S "drink shops" to his credit. Then come the liuke of llevonshire with 47. followed by the Far! of Cawdor with the I Hike of Uutland with the Karl of Dudley w ith :;.", the I hike oi Northumberland with :M, and the Duke of Portland U Tnv: neinv umiilii'i-ii-j Hint un made to harrow up the nerves of j timid people, over the destruction i of jiortions or all of the earth, that ; periodically come to the front, are ! wonderful to behold. IJccently, il. . is said a Valo military iiiHlrncbtr, j it seems, has concentrated his mathematical intellect on the prophecy of Joshua, and has figured out that the end of the world will come in IS'.".), lie will not excite any more fear than the Dooinsealers did, for he is not the first clever man who has gone daft on this subject. The twentieth century will come, but there is little hope that it will throw any light on the IJiblical prophecies. Probably a hundred years from now men will be nuzzling over the end of the world just as they are to-day, and will be making piedic lions as to when the remnant of the human race will be donning angel vesture in the twinkling of an eye, but all the same the old world will continue to wag as usual. The tin Ileitis of New South Wales were not opened until 1S7-, but since that date tin and tin ore to the value of nearly H"MH0,000 has been taken from them and shipped from the colony. The ore has come mainly from alluvial leosits, but huge stanniferous dikes intersecting the granite country rock, which give much promise, have recently been dis coveied. Six IIe!e la Montana young ladies took an ell'ective way of stopping t he tongue of the slanderer. They went together to the barber shop here the young man worked, and four watched and hindered the escape of the tradticer while the two be had talked about applied horsewhips effectually. The vic tim of their righteous wrath has retired from sight until nature shall have healed his contusions. Furniture In Otiuiitltie. Fortmiller ct Irving are con stantly enlarging their inagnilicent stock of furnilure. They received another full car load recent I v. Kire Kinilleis. If you want a good and eauy tire kindler, one Miat will kindle your lire easy every time. Call on or come and see me. A. J. Fo.v. HUMPHREYS' Ill WPHHKY'.H Scrt (Mi s :rv h iilitirillv iinl rirelulU Mt ..ui'iI tvTiptn.i!; ii-hm :r iii.iti e;us in :ri.itt ir;icti-t with nr- lor ovrr thirtv u-r I lv !ik- (Hvplt:. Kt-r winkle iliu U a rinc fur 'lie tiHM.se nuutt-tl . I !u .' vim' with, iiit, 'Iniiru'inir, i.:iii;"ni tr r iln .iiin ihv -t.-ni, nwi arc in f:i. t tlml Unr HOi rij;ti rcllictlus i.f the world. !JT I)K I'KI.N IP1. NtS. ( I UKS. l-llll KSt.. I Fi-wr.4. i MiiHtiuii, iiirl.uiuiutMii s -.i - VVoriii-, wnrin ti t-r, warm coIk-.... 2. r inj I'ohr, or U-Ltlitrii; of int:iiil.i. . ?.i I Ifurrt;-. of i liilftrvn r rvhilt- ." lMiiiCer, irijinif, Hiliiou.s folic ' riioltra SlorltiH, vtimtin i:, 7 '.m-(it, i-oliN, I'TMiichitiN s Xt iiral'ia, lH.:litilir, Ku-iru ht t Id lit-. it k It :nl u-he, vt-itio.... Mi ln-iH i, Lillian Ntoiia h 1 1 hUi'tiN-trl or iViinlMl IVrifHlrt J.- )- U iiitc-M, toi rf n -t H iiKm i-'.- l: Ironji, 4,-oul'Ii, Willi -nit tin-uhiriir . II S:tlt Klit-iiiu. vi sifulnM. t-rupt ion. . -j:- I"i l:tu'Uu:iri-iu, rlu innuti' p-ins lii Kfv:ruinl ii'Mi, i liil U inularia. .. . fi 17 I'IiihI tr lili-rlin I'M :tt;irrli, itillurii i, ol-l in tin- lu-.vl ;0 10 Wliot.pin Ctii;ii, vio It-lit i nimh- .r.u It (icinrnl itflilit, fiMic:tl ucikiit-ss ;o HI KdIih-v til NfHOUS tlf ti;llt 1 Wl MLrin:ir Wt iki. wtttiir Im-.I ;,i biv.imsul tlie ht art, .i pitntitm . . . . 1 t Sol. I lv ilriiL'iMts, r Hctit pnMtj.aul on rt tint ol u'u '. ir. Ilu-ii.hn s .M.mtial, (1U p i:-i-t n h I v iMdiritl in Itli uml ijlil, in.iil vi fn-e, !IL'll'!ll;hS MKI. 41 , 111 j; 1IJ WMliiim St , N.-w V..,k, SPEC I FIGS If yon waut Til r. i: KST, bay ALLEN'S nBff SEEDS If lilt' lf-li-ll:llit Villi ilr:il Willi ln.-a i.i.t kii 11 tin-in ...ml to AI.I.KN ilirti't. Hi- ikum tin st:ti-. I' -ntitiil :it:il'4lli'Hi lit fu-,-.' Aililri-M, K W AI.I.KN, 71 Sl-i-iiihI ittirt t, I'orthiml, Or WliAIv MAN W in. is soil, r iilt. I'itlii-r in , ininil or lioiiv, from the in j iriimmir wiuki-iiini; iff.i ts ' ui his nun u-iiorint follies. aliuit' :tlll excesses c;lll lie liiiikly :uiil wriii:tiieiiilv i lirnl. !':lH n free - : 1 DR-COLE lliiti uitl tl-rtnr fias hail ;;ti- 1 je.tr t--perieiii-e in Cdrillir l'nv:ite. ISIinkI. .Nervous m.i bkiu iiMt-.ises. Write to-ilat. rimeil.eM Kent privalelj tn :ni ulli r Tor I'ulilli iiilitii, I'niteii States l.:llll Olli.-i-, t tlri'i-iin i'X, Oreij-ili Jiilillary .Mil IMil. I NOl ll'K is Im h Iiv u'ivrn that in i::iuili:inee with ili-iroi-ions if ihu u-1 of i-oures f lime I, l7, elitltleil, "All net lor till- ale ui tu. U-r luiiil in the -itates of Caliiorniu. Oregon, Ne.aila, ainl Washington Termor)-," Oi.ieaiiio ineir.ilo, ol San r rani-isi-o.eomitv' if San tram is, ... state ul t 'alifunna, has this lay llieil in tins i.ltu.e Ins s..rn statement .v.-. 2l:t, for the iur hase ..f the S. K. i ol Sei tion .No. Hn, in 'lo-Aiihip o. l: Simth, K uisre -N'l. :i eist. ami will .itler proof to sho-.v that the laml -.inlit Ls inorr alualile for its t:m!ierur store than for a -n. ultural (Mir ioes, ami to c-tahlisli Ins elaiui to saiil tin. I lfore the Hi-gister ainl Ki-.a-in-r ol this olfi.e at ore-oil l ity, Oregon, on luesday Hie -th .1 1) ol April, I vu. He name-) as witnesses: J. Van Horn 1'harles Cliat iin. I:aiti-.te Jo inn. ami Jeou Kent-, ali of San t laueiseo, t'aUfornia. Am ami all person ' I-uiihiii: a lversely the ahnve t'eserils-il lamls are l-etuestej to lile their el lim III this oltu-e on or In-fore s-u.l Mil la ol April, l-'ll. J. T. AITKUSON. Hi-uiiter. Nnlii f of l lnal Ai'lllemeiit, Nut 1(JK is hen liv (fiven thai the utnler HiKinal a-hiiiinstratrix of tlu estate ut J. .1. Ixirris, dei eas-sl, has tiled h-r I'm il aceollnt as said uiimniistratrix ol said estate, and ttat hi order of the loiintv e uirt of Linn eoiiniv. oivoii, on the 'nil d of Jla at lu . v., of sinl dav has Ik-i-ii lixed In' the einrtas'he lime lor hearing ami settiii-gf s.iid a eoiinf. Mas, M. K. Iiokris, AJniniistraliir. i v f . Keliahl. aJilress. PLOWS PLOWS HLOWSl ' PLOWS! Staver $c Walker NEW MAKKKT BLOC In, - - - PORTLAND, OliF.t'iON. Are headquarters in the Northwest for- PLOWS OF E':V E R Y DESCRIPTION JAY EYE SEE SULKY I.ITTLF. (ilANT WALKING (Jang Plows, Triiinijib Three Wheeletl Sulky Plows, Wood and Iron Frame Harrows, Ridini; and Walking Culti vators, and everything need ed by the farmer for tilling the Boil. All dealers and farmers will lind it to their advantage to write to us lor terms and m ires before urehasing elsew here, as we can makeitan olijert for them to deal with us w hile giving a larger and more varied stot k .o select from than any other lirm on the Pacific Coast. Wi: CAPRY Till: L U(, KST AND .'MOST COMPLF.Ti: STOCK ON TI1K PACIFIC COAST OF Machinery and Vehicles of Every Description. SKMl oK e TAI.Olil'K AND I'ltll i: LIST. Ar. C. DAV1.B ALBANY, - The men of this vicinity need not he 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 oualitesof the cook and heating stoves they sell. Kvery me seems to be delighted when they buy from M. and W. Our stock of candy has arrived, and we will give special rate to churches and Sociables. .Mueller A Garrett. Julius (iradwohl, proprietor ol thetiolden K'ule I'.a.aar, iuforius us that be w ill add to his already large business atomplete line ol shelf hardware mid family groceries. Tin sales of his Gulden Knle teas and baking pow der is steadily increasing. He still keeps up the elegant prizes with these goods. Wimil for Sale. Dry lir wood delivered to any part of the city at $:i 00 per e.jrd". 1-ave orders at the foot of Ferry street ut 1'. V. Spink's lumber yard. Spimg The public is mense FOR THE His ass jrt nnf U bigr thai variety and prices. The Highest Market Price Paid for Country Produce. Comprifsing J. I. CASK Wood Beam Corn 1 'lows, Stul ble Mows, Hazel 1'lows, (irub Plows, Timber Plows, Road or (irading Plows, Side Hill Plows, Steel P.eani Walking Plows. AXTD GANG PLOWS, CO. OliKliON. ALBANY mm ALBANY, OREGOIt ISSO ... loll I A Eull O 'ps of Iiitti uttdrs. CIa4Hi.-aI, m'it tilic, liti-rary, txiuuii-rcta. Ainl normal ii hc4. Caursit of Htiitly or nifit .l to ino t iho neeiU of ull radt-H ol iHnl. rit8 hiL't ial iii'lnct ihchIb otft rcd U ituilcntH from ali road, Tailiou rank' from lH..r0 lo tli.r0 iVr Term, Iiixtriimeiital iiiHtrUttioii In mtiric i i(l veil by Mi!H Laura Uoltra. lioard in privat'j fumilit-4 at low rut?i, anil rooniH fur self hoardiiiy; at small expense. A careful tmiH-rvimon exercised oier pup aa from lupine. For eireiil irs and full parti'.iilars, fcldresi tlie prt aideiit, KKV. KLliKKT N. CONDIT, Altiaiiy, treon, OUOWDER lillOS" Contractois and Builders. i JUice on First street with Wal- Lice A Cnsick, real estate agents, i Jbany, Oregon. F'stimates given j n ail kinds of buildingsor carpen lerwork. All work intrusted, to wMI i) r i u e Kite 1 13 1. amodmcememT invited to inspect the im- stock of Dry SPRING OF ev.ir befjre, and h i prepare! Star Bakery ..A FULL STOCK OF.. Staple Groceries ml The best quality of teas, coffees, candies ! nuts, etc. FRESH BARED BREAD EVERY DAY. At this old reliable house Is also to lie found a complete assortment of fretli family uroeeries, to whicl- is constantly beinir added all the seasonable lines of Krt-eries and pro. visions, sut-li 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 oods were all bouirht when prices ere low and the benefit of the margin will tie ifiveii to his customers. Ketuember the place, U the old corner on First and liroalalbin its. Conrad Myer, DKA1.KK8 IN STOVES, TINWARE. HOUSE FURNISHIKCS Manufacturers of galvanized iron ornice. Plumbing a specialty. ' iive ns a call. OK. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal College of Loudon, Kiig'atul, also of the jiulle vue Medical College.g The Dr. iiaa spent a lifetime of study and praetioe and m.-ikes a apt! :ialty of chrouiu diseases, removes saucers, scrofula enlargenieuts,tuinirf aid wens, without paiu or the knife. Ho also makes a specialty of treat iicnt w it!i electricity. Has practii ed tn the (icriiian French ami Kuglish unspital". Calls promptly attended lay uight. His motto is "i..OD WILL TO ALL." S"OlIice and residence F'erry street, 'ictween Third and Fourth. 'PHoSK WIMIINUA FIHST-CI.ASS IN 1 s'r iieent, tlie best made to stand the eliinate of this coast, can be suited byi-a'lini: it -Mis: II. H. Ilyman's, otitosile the Masonic lenipl.". First street. The latest voeal and instrumental music kept for sale. Also the largest assonuu-nt of stauipinir atten:s to selts-t from this side uf 'Kriseii. Lcssniis ,'ien in paintiiiK and enihroiden at het studio over I. inn County I'.ai.k. Oive her your order and you will be plcasc-l. Nursery. .Messrs. Hyman A I'.row nell are prepared in their nursery to fur nish all kinds of stock, and those intending to plant should call upon them. Goods 1891 AT Crockery " . to satisfy eustcmera .in quality 1 1. G. 'tSeteAAfi;"i'i&t'&l Prescriptions Carefully Comnounded. Also carries tl.e finest lines of Pianos & Organs ix Tin: wiLLAjniTTi-: valley. CALL AND EXAMINE HIS STOCK. ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE, ALBANY, OKEiOX. IE . The largest and best line of $3 shoes for men in Albany. N. B. All my dry goods at cost. FIRST STREET, ALl'.AN V, OKE'iOX. -XTTiii-crs josbh:, Manufacturer of Choice Cigars AND DEALER IN FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST Cigars I'iup; and Smokitii: Totiaccee, Mei rsclniiin Riid J5iir Th-c?, u fu!i liii" o' Siiiokers' Articles. N'e oi to Pileiiler's famiy store, Alljany. Orvenn, si r IP 3Z Zl ake Ymmons 'Liver Regulator One Dose WO ATS joo Dollars. Dkar S. L. R: I eonaitlcr onp doe Im nions Liver Kounlatnr worth w constifmtotl, hail lloalachc? cnuM it otli inif with satisfaction orappotite' ha the hluca, ainl felt altoirethor out of ports. I re sort d to Rlue Ma9, Calomel, Vuiniti , ami every renoeily suri:etelt hut only nhl-jinpj U'nijMjrarv relief. One dose of S L U lil m more yowI than SKMl worth of tiixtors an doctorinif, Kesp'y, J C Martin. I have heon a tcatherfor twenty years, and durinir tht time have had lepoatfdattacksof heailache, prHlucei by torpid Liver, and have been entirely cu ed by Simmons Livct Kivul.i'or. I foun t to be of B" mild i charatter in itn a tion 0 not to interfere, m the least with my duti tin the school room. To those similar 1 situ; I d and subject tn'he same, I cannot t hit recommend Sim mOQ8 IAvct Regulator, E, IC, CamptvellnvlUe K L. Blackman, Di:.M.i;it in "iii Drugs. Paints. Oils, Feifomery AND TOILET ARTICLES, And a full line of Books, Stationery, Periodicals. Searls, IlKAl.Klt IN Fine Shoes fur L id'es. Line Shoes ft i" lenth -men. Fine Shoes for Children. And tin- finest linetif (ients FUKNISlIINt; COODS in the city. Sole agency for the Ln llo- Fine Shoe. FOUND AT LAST 1 T 1 1 E W ATE liFROO F OIL BLACKING t-tir tiatiitK, IkMttn, -hot't. (-arriiiKt. atu Im'irv t iw. pttont lcatlit r, r!. CANN0T BE EQUALED in immisTs of ikiI ijiialitu-s. the lo lowing are a U ef iu ijualities: 1st. It is lasting and durable. I'd. It does not rub oil" on the hands or clot lies. od. It is perfectly waterproof. 1th. It softens the leather to its natural state. "ilh. It nives the leather a new and glossy appearance. iiiii. It contains not one irrre dient that is injurious toeilher the ler.ther or stitching, but is a pre server of them. 7th. It can be used on the linest boots and shoes and not prevent the use of the common loot-black-ing, but will soften and keep them from cracking. Now, my fi iemls, if such an oil as this would suit you, go to the dni'' store of llulin 4v Dawson, where you ran get it for ."i0 cell's per Ik; x. One hox will oil more than one ft t of hamees. lieeeipt for makii g the oil is sold only fin individual use. .I.C. DEVIXK, Manufacturer and Agent, Albany, Oregon. A ' BS!J ra 'i. Si f, y lleallli is Wenlili ! Ir K. C. Wt-st r'i e anl brain tn atineiit, a iinr atiteil Kp iiic for ' steri:, ('izinci'r tits, luadacbe, ner vous prostration nus;d by the ust.1 of alt-ohil or toba'co, HoftiMriir of brain n-sultiiiu' in inennin and Irading to r.:is t ry, de ay ai.d ox? of power in either hi x haeh 1kx con tains one 111 'nth treatment. One dol lar a box, or six box es for fivc dollars, wnt by mail pre paid on receipt of price, Oiiaraiitec ihnuimI only ty J. A. Cummini:-, dniL'trint side audit, Albany, Oregon. $500 REWARD We will pay tlic atiovt rcwanl for any ewe ol 'river coiui'lair.t, ilsciia. niik heailache, iii-liircxtton, conMiialinn or otivem-w we caniint cure with Witil'ii liver fill.-, when tl direction arc Htrii tlv ciniplieil with. The arc pin elv vccelalilc ami never tail tn jrire Kti(a!tion. l-iri:e lioxin. containiiik' 3d pills, ii ccntH. The tonuinc nianufai-tured onlv hv the John C. Went company. Chicairo Illinois. Sold br J. A. CuuiniiUKS, dmiast Allan, Oreicoo 4 THE- lapiflr Route ! OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T. E. IIO;;, KerrlTer. Oregon Heyelopment Co.'s Steanisliip Line 1 JO 0 1 AND 22 Hours Less Time Thau by any other route: Accomodation!) uiit.ura86ed ?orrrti-f-rt an vifety. 1-atrcH and Irt-ivlita ia cji.!iia o the iiremi lee opin:nt ccuipaiiv'. ships, naiih huh that ly any otlit-r route ween all point in the Hillltab.ctit-al iiid San r raucisco, SAIL I NO DATES. rROM TAyl'I.VA. Wiilamettc Valley.... Jlar. S'h wv 16th W lilamette Valley ....... -J.'ilh KKOK BAM F&A:CUiC, wtt'l"i r. ard W1IU11.. UC VaiKy... j-j, b WiilailKtU: "Vailrv -' UO, Ih Thu rcillan ruK-rve the riht t- cha iB ti-uiiicra t r h ti'ir.i; .,i;i. lfli. TRAINS, Kneejit Sun.iaie.) L Yai.nii.a T.oiJ A 11 I I.v Allunv 12-?0 r' Conaliin lu: a ' c'orvaliis 1:01 rt Af Aii.uiiy . t:.i a I Ar i::ua -3 r. u V &. C. tlailit .-oiiiit-wt at Ai.'.ii ami ( ol 1. Jl II..AU, C, . l.of.rii, ( iitrai yuija4.er, ti. K 4; P. Ai. i-t -Ona!iiK, O on EAST SOUTH 1A- SGUTIIEFJJ PACifio hCLTE. THE KGLKl illj. l.i U Cailifrtiia x rei liaii:a rui. il- 'v b"l in j I SOFlll . :00pm. .Lv IVrtland ....Ar.. 9.3; am lo.-.'i p n...L Ali.ai'.y Lv.. aio l:li a iu..Ar S. J-'ram ico.L-. .. D uo iu li-al Vh. Irnlu lallj-r. .-undaj fc:iiOaui..l.v r.ittland Ar . -Jiim I '2: 20 p m . . L i . . . . A 1 1 .a n v. L v . . i i - am S.MO p niAr l!oenint' Lv.. O.Alaui It-iiHiKtii lrnnf'ti. --t'P..Lv Aliiany Ar.. m 2:.'i.ipm Ar . ...LUi..n"..ri Lv h 4,1 am T:,'am..L Allntiiy Ar.. 4 i pio h.22 a tn.. Ar Li lium-n Lv.. 3 y,M AI.BANV UXAL, DAILY (Kxccpt SuiilUy) ."i.fO r m..Lv.. Portland Ar....0.i a a.oo Ar. ..Albany Lv i.ou a m I' I LLMAK JJUFFKT.S LELi 'Ekh. TOlTtlST SLEKriKG CAHS, ror uecemmoaatinn ol Nn'iii LtM! it seiii-rti attiuhed to ten, 'trains, ' ol Mile l!:Uiun. Between i oidand mid Coivaliis Mall Train llaily - Kxrcp. Si:ni'.ay 7:Nnaui..Lv ...I'o.-Jan I ...A.-.5 S" p. m y:lipin..Ai... ionai.is.. L. 12..0p. m At Albany and Onailig cout'Ott iih tn;n of 'r-goii j'aiih. Kailnpail. KxprrsH Trnln Iilly f x ipt Sunlay M p m..Lv... irrtlaud". .Tai . ( a am 7:2S p m. . Ar.... A-. li !iinii:e.l.v. . j; -i; m THROUGH Ti'CKFTS .! All Point EAST AND SOUTH tV For fill-, tn fci,d fn!l 'ii.forninticii ro-sarditiL- r..;, n..-ps, etc., c!i rn nn.i-iiA'i ai.-.-tl' :U 3 K. ho:.i,i.,.u, y r i;cci:i:s. Ai n.aicvr Ah-t. ti. K. t p, A T0Nrirn0M7K PRIfiC.'PL POINTS IN THE UNITED STATtSTCAKACA AND EUROPE. PWtKAK PALACE CAB SIEEPEr.V Fre Co'o:i-.t P!tct;;n? C?rc Ktn Ttrorga on Ex TSCS Tli;M OMAHA, council r.u:r KANi- CHICAGO AND T. CITY, 31 J. Mil t'lcK.-ml Nfw llinln-.- fli Clone Cfiinor-tirni Vcllrn-l f'r S.n TrM) ciM-o and l'u:-ot ? -vtitu l-eiotii. f3TI!oV !eavp 'ue t.. ii.pa-.y'd haif. af tile lo-.t of Uricuiai! in p' ru f, i.n' i'.i-Ml.i- anj Kruta ol r:n h . li. K. V 1.1 N... itv tieket and FrciM Ay'i.t '... MM I I X. lirarrnl Trnlllc Miinncer. T. W . I I.IV .. I'. A, THE MARKETS. AI.BANT QUOTATION. Wheat ill;" Oats S"t: Flour t4.2S peiTtibl Potatoes 4 k: Fires 1' Butler JTi(2:..ric Lard 10fi lajc. Hams H(tl.V-. 8houlders t'tdtHc. Bacon 10lJc Hops -Mr.Z liny limothy.fir,, oatBland cheat, $1 Ann PR Grt'fn 1 1 n. v... Plum Dried, !iae. per H". App c-8 dried bleached 9c eucdried & ! c. Chickens 15 00 5.50 Beef :!a:;ic erross. Mutton :;:!.r0per head. Hoirs 51.c aressec. Veal liiglito.