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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOKN1NG HEKALD: SAT U UP A , MA Y 9, la.H. glowing gaUytctald UAI1.Y AND VVKEKUY TERMS OFSUBSCRIPTJ'-N- DAILY Published Tery morning except Monday.) Mrered by carrier, per week...-. 0"W y mail, per year 8 00 WKKKLT. jfPubliahed every Friday Morning.) oa copy, per annum. In advance....2.00 tvoen not paid in advance.-. i.tO THE HAIL. Malta At the Albany postofflce cloee Kor all office north The Eastern Kates Die West Side And the, .Nat row Oa l R. R4 or Poitland and Sai-u onrallisand Yaquina M 6fl0t ..11 A. M 1-2:30 r. u office south 7:30 P. The poslolflce will be cl-death evening irom six to seven o'clock. Kegutored matter for the ly morning train should be mailed before o clock the reyioua cvaninr. OKF.QOX PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Departs r aasenirer 11. llipm ' li 20 pin Ff(ii(ht . .... a. 41.1 (j in 7.45 am LOSd LIFE AMID EXCITISU i SC USE'S. Very many of the cheiished notions so long believed in by a majority of people, have to be modified under the liyht of actual example and experience. Take for instance the idea that long lifeand rivilied modes of "ociety were not compatible, which has at tained the extent of almost uni ver nal bf lief, and the facts do not bear out tiie assumption. The Milwaukee Sentiual cites a case Waring on this prevalent idea that ahows its fallacy. It is that of Von Moltke who was born only a doen years after the birth of Lord Byron, and had reached manhood when Byion indulged himself in laudation of forest lite, and of Danie) Boone, w hom the oet con sidered as furnishing tiie most striking illustration of his theory that the woods form the choicest home for men. "The case in point I cite i, Boone lived hunting up to ninety,'' eings the author of ' lon Juan. When these words were first published there were a nuna'ie' of young men living whose histories were to serve a illustrations of the fact that long life is quite as compatible with surrounding of the highest forms of civilization as with life in the forest, to 8 y the least. The future German Emperor Wilhelm was one of these ; George Bancroft was another, Gladstone was an other, and Von Moltke was an other. All these men were work ers in the highest grades of civilised employment; intellectual labors which tried their temper to the last degree, and three of them have lived in'.o the tenth decade of their lives, while ihe solitary survivor of the group, perhaps the most persistent worker of all of them, Mr. Gladstone, bids fair to rival the other in the number of his days. In the meantime Byron's poems have become a part of ancient literature; thi Napole onic wars, which were con tern por aneous with the youth of William, of Moltke and Bancroft, have come to be regarded as a part of ancient history, and the great forests that Boone loved have disappeared before the forward movement of a civilization which loved them not, but which gives every indication of being better fitted for the en vironment of the man of the time, than are the forests, that it dis places. The groves mi.y have been God's first temples; they were pretty certain man's first abiding place; but it may be doubted whether they were ever more conductive to heulthfulness than were the houses, and even the palaces, of civilization. Moltke was a graduate of a mili tary school at eighteen, and never thereafter ceased to be a student of military snbjects as well as a practical worker. As with Holmes' famous "shay," there never was any fault in the machinery of this remarkable man, physically or in tellectually, and his final collapsc was also much like that of a vehicle which "ran a hundred years, to a day," and then so sud denly and mysteriously disap peared from the eyes of men. n the last day of his life the general attended the session of the im perial parliament for that day, and afterward he was suddenly dead. From heart failure the physicians fcaid as they are apt to say in cases of collapse, but it isuite as proba ble that in the veteran's well balanced physique the whole gave way together, l'robahly no other geueial ever did the amount of work in his profession that was done by this man ; certainly none was eer more fortunate in such a number of enterprises, and none ever passed from life into death in a maimer mne apparently desira ble. Uncounted millions of thej Jiunian race have died since Moltke was born, but his term of life has demonstrated that civilization has not yet begun to retrograde as re gards the temporal and terrestrial welfare ot man, at any rate. Thk action among some of the leading republican party leaders, it is said, points to an effort to supplant Harrison with some other person in the next presidential race, in event that Blaine refuses to run. In all probability Blaine will refuse the nomination. At least that seems to be the trend of the political indicator at present. In that event these gentlemen who are high in party control wish to procure, it is said, the nomina tion of Gen. Alger. Such an action would be very unwise. Gen. Harrison is making a record second to none in the conduct of the office of president and he should receive the re-nomination without a dissenting voice. Ho is not only earning it as a matter of right, but as a matter of policy and sound judgment in party poli tics he should receive it. The trials and perils of the cen sus enumerator are many and often ludicrous, but these does not appear to he any funny side to the experi ence of the Manitobia enumerator who got lost in the wilds and had to live upon roots and tin flesh of his faithful horse which he sacri ficed for the purpose of keeping life in his own body, lie finally found his way out of the wilder ness, before starvation took place. Beautiful ;l fur Men, Io you want a new suit of clothes that will fit you? W. K. Graham, the leading merchant tailor, has just received the liuest line if spiing and summer suit ings ever hrotwht to Albany, in cluding diagonals, cheviots and plaic.s. He has also a beautiful line of pants goods in any style desired, in fact he con suit the most fastidious. Call and see his elegant line, tlitre is no doubt but that you a ill be more than p'.easci. Mr. Graham keeps abreast w ith the times and guar antees a li'. W ill MHke Konie Howl. The spring season heing so late in opening up. and being over stocked in ladies Oxford ties we will for the next ."i days, sell lliem at greatly reduced prices. We mean just what we say. Call and get prices. We have over ;jo dillerent styles to select from, at Klein I'.ros. exclusive shoe store. Nolii-r ol I'liiiil rlllrui-iil, Norit'F is litTi-lii ytvrn thai Hit mi'lcr-silit-il ailiniinstralri of Oil estate (f J. J Uorris, iltvi-ao.-tl, has tilcil lar tiual account an said almimtratri of ttuitl ci..u-, aii'l fat by order of the lounty court of l.inu count , Orcm, on the ;th lay of May at 10 A. M,, of Kiiil itay haa I'cvll tixtsl by tlu courtas'hc tunc fur hcarnn; and scttlio said ai-coimt. Mus. M. K. I'oKRIS. AdiniiiistraUir, Iht-re sot QUARTER tied in 1 kt-r rountv rc 'tm, nt-ur w hat Uh A is now Kikcr CU.v. apCITIIDV man who htn siiiccOtii I Ufi I hecome iilfiitidttl Willi the ft nirot-M aml(U'cliinent of th:ituuMry. Thii :AC0 iuui i no other tnan Mr. -John Mew art, one oi the wtultliit-yt umhiutst intiucntial citizens inthectmnty. In a recent letter he says: I h-ul been tttitTerirn; from ftains in my ha-, k and ifeiier.il kiilney cm plaint tor homio time, .mil hnC used many rfinttiie wifficut an hut temporary relief. The pains in nij bai'k had heeonie ao severe th it 1 wjm freventt-il from attending X my work ami could not move without the h? of a i-aite. Hearing , through a frfend, f the wundenul rure el foit hy Oregon kidney Tea, I wan in Ju. ed to tryahux, and from th:it erv tirt dune I found instant relief, and in-fore u inir h:ilf The c in tents of the o the piina in n y ha', k entirely disappeared I have every f .ith in the virtues of the Oregon Kidney Tea, and eari coiiscientiously rejoininend it to m fn.-nds. 1 would not he without it for any thiii." Oregon Kidney Tea cures hoadache, incon tinence of urine, brirk dust .Hcdimeiit. liiirii injf or painf'il sensation while urimitinK, and all affections of the kidney or urinary organs of either sex. W'ANl KO-A -o.nl workhorse, to lie for in r:vrK-nt-r work. Cull at W.illn.i- Co. I,. Ii. Knupp. pni'l I , L. T'l THK liU-iit out t tin- Hurt-ail saloon. DK. K. A JICALIsrKK-llo.MKOI'.VTHK' plo.ii -iAU iiuii ijiiri;t-oii. Il:i4 remoeil hH oili. e ii to M.L.40H 9 lii-. k ovr the i prej othue. All t- 1II4 piomptH attrmlv.l to HUMPHREYS Dr. 1 1 i m iiik r s Si'K-incsare Kientilkully ami L-arvfully prepariil irfriti'Ht3; uel lor m.uiv chp in private practice with inr- aiul for owr thirtv vears ucj hv the (KMrpIe. Kvt ry mik-i'c in cine l-r the li8i';4.se iiuiiil-). Tin. fiiK.' itics cure without tntrtiiii, I'tir-iii .ir r"lu ;in the Mutcm, ami are 111 f;i4-t :ukI l.:t-tl s'jvcn uii rciiictlK uf the world. Llr Ot t'KIM ITAI. M".. iJlHW, THM VS.. 1 h urt, rfiisti.iii, iiitUtiuii:iliiui. "1 2 WoniiH, mirni frv r, worm colic '. :? Criri4 Colic, or Urthinx' of intaiitt.. t Li.rrhi A, ot luMrvn .r alult hvxenter. Grii-ini;, Hillioim Clu: t.'tiolera Morhu, cnutin , 7 t-'ouyln, colli-, hrt'ii, hiti! ;, Ncitnitiu, ttMiihatlie, Kacisw-ht: ' ! HeaMiK-hc, sick h; aLti he, vertigo.... V 10 tpticpMri, hiilious fHmi:i'h 11 tiuppre-wetl or I'atiiMil l'erioU VI Winter. tO'i pptiu-e pctioOs -J.". IS t'rotip, eoiuh, ihtHult lire.tthin ., It bait Khcutn. c.iMpcl. erupt .oiis. . 1.. I't lChcuniutiiu. rht-uiiKitir pains l Kever anl aue, 1 hil Is malaria frti 17 rilt.-, hliuil r hleclin .V pM'atarrli. iiillucii.1, coM in the heat ;"0 1) Whooping (Jmun, 10le11t coughs ;. (Iciicraltlfhility, phsic;tl weakness lat 27 Kiilney ditHase 2 Nervous tlrlnltty 1 o.i ;iO l'riuar HeHki.e-. wtttiu hcl S- Div.'HiiS "l the heart, p.ilpitaticn.... 1 (.hi Sol'l liv ttnui'hts, or sent poMtpaiil on n-. ct-ipt of pri:e. i.r. llurni-hrcys' Manual, (141 !!! -; ri lilv boiiml in cloth :tml uoM. iiiuil 11 1 rn-, IIL"MI'llltfcS ilKP. o., Ill i Hi William 5l , New Vmk. SPEC I FIGS SPRING Ol'K STOCK OF SPUING WAGONS IS THK I.AI4GK-ST AND MoT COMPLETE O.N TH K PACIFIC C( ASl ANI CoMPUHl 's " ALL Till-. LEADING STYLES OK Four-Spring Passenger and Moun tain Wagons, SPECIAL PARCEL DE LIVERY WAGONS, ONE - HORSE Bl'SINESS WAGONS, ONE-HORSE IRON AXLE WAGONS, ETC. It will pay all par:ies want ing Spring wagons of any description to call upon or correspond with us. We guarantee our vehicles the b.'st, Staver & Walker NEW MARKET LLOCK", WE CARRY THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK ON THE PACIFIC COAST OF Machinery and Vehicle cf Every Dsssriptica. m:m run t . r m ot; i: am nun: mm. Y. 0.:iA.VIS cK: AI.UANY, - The men of this vicinity need not be jealous hecause tlieir wive talk so contant'y ahoiit Matthews and Washhiirn. Its not their troud looks the ladies are talking ali-mt, it is the good iialites of theeiHik and heating utoves they sell. Kverv one seems to he delighted when tli-y buy Iioin M. and W. Our stock of candy has arrived, and we will give special rate t' churches and sociables. Mueller A.Carrett. Julius iradwohl, proprietor oi thedolden Kule Ha.aar, iuinrms us that he will add to his already large business a complete line o! shelf hardware and family groceries. The s-a'es nf his ( inlden Kule teas and baking powder i" steadily increasing, llo siiil k--ep-iithe elegant prizes with these good?. AVooiI for SaW. Pry til woo 1 delivered to any part of the city at :! 00 per e ird Leave orders at the fo-t of I-Vrr treet tit P. W. Spink's luinbcr pard. A FULL; LlllU OF B 5 CYCLES AHD TRICYCLE JULIUS CRADWOHL'S GOLDEN RULE gPIMG The public is invited to inspect the im mense stock of Dry Goods - FOR THE Ilia .iS3ortn:it U Ul-v thii " and prices. The Highest Market Price Paid for WAGOfc HALF-PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS, SCKOI.L r-PRlNG WaGoNs' "II ANDY WAGONS," 'T AY LOU' OltTIIUEE- 8PKING WAGONS, HALF-SPRING WAGONS, EN PRESS WAGONS. ! DELIVERY WAGONS, pi icc.s lowest, quality considered. PORTLAND, OI.EGON. CO. agi-;nt; oKKUON. A I. K N V UoHoyiate listi'infc ALBAM, OREGOf. ! !f;s. ! tnv.it A Eu!i C( of Cla-irtiCkl, tdi. i ditd normal cl.i k-h. ; nunred to n.tt't the i -ttUih-niH ;e. ial ii I students from nlmad. li'rai V, 0' lli.'.ii r:ir. Cdil'-H-i -f pliKi r i.-i'.Ih i.f ail tra!iM I' , lil'vn:jiilti i.ffi-reil ti '1' ;-tinn riiuvB frori J5,5 t mi'i.Vr IVr Trri. ! liiytruiii. ii!str:i iiuii in n usic wi iv-u hy MihH I.aur: fii'ltra. linaid in prii atu f.i'.niiie-t at low r:it'H, an ronmi for m If ho.vrd 4n at un:di t y?i;u; I .'a!ti:i! nuiKTv isiou ext,.;i(!.d o.er pun ; from i"-i::e. lot i.-ir-!i!.r.s and f.l particu! ta, a ldrt-j ! lh prc-' ie;;t, , WX KI.liKlii' .V. 0M!T, Allmirv, r ;-'jn, :0VDEiTJJit03 Ooiitiactois and Builders. ):lice on 1 irst street w it ii W;d I ice & t-u-iek, real estate agents. Ibany, Oregmi. Ktimates given , n ail kin Is of buil-liugsor c.irpen erwoik. All work intrusted t' will he promptly executed. h 1 i YS AND GIKI.S A'l AMODSCEMKN SPRING OF ev.'r luf.jrt. and h- i tir,.iri 13 pri'p.irel !ta Bakery ! A f TI.L STOCK Of Staple Grrooories WOW Thr brat :ialitj rf til, ccSv, '-.-ndiii nuts, ttu. FRESH BAKED BREAD EVERT DAY. At this "I'l reliable, home ! also to lie fouu.l a con:plet- astortlm-i.t of fp li fa-.. it! croci-i to whirl is coiistai.tiv hcii.i: added all the sea-.onal.lt liucs oi kfruceri.-H ami pro visionta, HUrh ad Cranberries. Fine Piclilcs, Dried Beef Chipped to order Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Cannea Goods of All Kinds. Bohemian Glassware, Etc, Tli"se oi..i;i wtre all b.w.-lit w'in pri.-, -i-n li-w an.l tlit-hourtU i'f tfct ii'.uiyin will ! riven to his ctmoiiii-rrt. Krincntr r the place, u the M corner on First :l.i'l ll;.',...uHiiii .sty. Conrad Mjer. DR. V. C. NEGUS, Oraluatu of tl.; Una! Cii!!;;;p of Luiiildii, lCniH'nl, also ul tin; JSoIle vue Mcdiuul Ctillege. Tiie Dr. has nieut a li''Jiiifi of study and practice and tn.ikeii a siiC jialty of chronic: diseases. i univtf cancers, scrolulaerdargi nif-iil.-i.tiiin.in' n:d wens, williout 'tin or t'.io knife. lT a!"-" MLikct" a t-pi-ialty of tren' osent with elfCtriuity. Has irv:tii i li nthe tleriiiat! Pren "h i-r i . I l''.u-'.-li nF.i-tali. ("all:! promptly cuciidcd .lay ii;:lit. im '.to :s "i..()l V. ILL 'IO ALL." t-JTCloO.- a:i 1 ri.- i i :!, (. r-Vrrj stro-t. iHtAeen ! a id K ni-tii IPX -A.."CnTO. Pil'isK w siii.; ki c:..v ! 1 I -r jii'thT. tit.' lf..t nu'ir t j.'.al limaTc iI 1 1 1 i- :i.i.T, i.-lih I.,- ".uitfil l.v j i I: K ii luatiV, nj-i-.-i.t tl..- litl. ;lll!i' ..:,! ti.. 1- l'.:n,il -, Kr i slnit. 'In.- Saint 111-', till!!'. I' ll !.'!l.' k' ',"t l.ir M;:.i' i.l I in. n; . i:r:ji.n,' -i-l ;-t fr.-m: t i . i si'li- i-f Kr .-' . i.t'M ill I -.1-r, : ; f ;iti,j , . : I , .-. i. j .t'l-iio ui r i.. in I' .ufi's !;.:.( i iur fcT'lt-r a: i i ,:i w !il . At- i I.. .IU'ii'l'.V. .M'ts -f. Ilyui.tn trc l'rou del! are . prepared in their nurseiy to fiir nili all kinds of stuck, au l those intending tu jil.mt shoiildeai! upon I hem. KlM'ls Hll'l Stlflt-M. Purchasers of Hoots ;mt Shoes ! Iiotr in niii.il that bin a l .i-rli-e ' iiients and t.;!'ers of big di.-eountt. .?; iut always mean best va! ics. ; bi i wili have tu pay smn" m - a pro!i a no one e.iu iln bu-'ine.-'s I without expense. The ipn ('ii i. wtiocan M'il you t'.e Ik-: v' "!s for the least 'no:n-y. vNii 1,1. li. Vol si;. BAZAAR STORE, 1891 A , .- - v. t .iliy oust, mora in ijualify Country Produce. asware. T ,V OH, MAMMA Jty HE CARRIES A FULL STOCK OF NICE FURNITURE. REMEMBER T IE TUCE, - -- OPPOSITE OPERA HOUS WAN T JED '1 en thousand Men ouien and Children to buy goods of DEYOE & FUOMAX lillOS., r CC Sri s' ...:? i .f-s : w 3 Us 25 Z ihV YC I'"'U know that a little couch is a tf ' v. -v4i3fiS; ' Are you aware that v.; KsS,V"' V" lu!,':'-';;sand far too often runs I-'V v-u:iiptioii and ends in Heath? ; It-J iT-' Vj'Z&Zhix fro.,i A.-thnia, Krotichiti f ' V 3 ..A i&SkSfcSSi "wart? I Oil- ACKg.B!S ENGLISH REMEDY ; forCoiihs, Colds and Consumption is Ix-vond quest ion the greatest of J S Jill M'wlern Kemedies? It willstoj) aCougli in one night. It will check; I a Cold iii a day. It will prevent Croup, relieve Asthma and cure Con j sumption if taken in time, You can't afford to be without it." A23c. ; iiottle may save you 100 in Doctors bills mar save vour life t Ask; ; your druggist for it.or write for liook to . ""JI"W',KF-R co ' ALBANY '!ail'!f.l.:til'-i-.in.is o! h: li p;4: 1 t-i n rosrcL. "I.'.iin ongincs, grist . y ami Utnt work in l':-.i: Pre- in all kinds of nia .'.cut. P LINillAN, . I Hit IU-'i'lvel. I h:ivi just riTfivcd niv pprini; stm k of r.hi.t-r jiii-kets, Uuft-ss accoi'iii ui !i.ntci capi-s ami Ih'ikIou ca-t' in t..i-latest styles. Ladie w ill i'o well ti cx:iMiin5 my slock ludoro (Hin li is-in-r clsfWlitTf. i. V. Simpson. smof ' I pipe ers Ant Jues consider i tuitf,ouf a. Peer.v. I pacKaoe wiKes it tlje most :,sir able To curry tnth,t, pocHtt. TOR 5ALE byALL DEAUR5. Olio llnlf Dollar llednrtion on every pairof Lud- lows Tine Shoes. A good line ol them at Samuel K. Young's. Thev are not playing hi'.i hi idk-e, low bridge, no bridge in the i;anie, but are devoting their time and attention to sellinjl first- cllss jrroeeriea at -the lowest mar ket jinee at Allen urns. Ladies, the cheapest place to buy your Oxiord ties is at Searles' slme store. ft'licther you contemplate buy ing or nt, it will pay you to inspect niv spring stock of wool ens, .aches, the tailor, opposite the postollico. Wall paper ut Cumming's drug store. Ked SlIiooI house shoea at Klein's. "Have you seen those lovely lounges at Brink's? They are the prettiest in town, and all his new furni ture is simply elegant." They all say so, and an in- spection will prove it. Prices always the lowest. morters ana ueaiers in ail kinds o guns and ammunition lishing ackie of ev ery dcscript:on, cutlery and base ball goods, tents, hammocks and camp chairs. The largest stock south of Portland. Come one and all. No trouble to show tnods. QuicV sales and small juoiits is our motto. Also rejiair shop connected with store and first class workmen to do all kinds of work. mm you cough?! l dangerous I it often fastens I 1 into Con- People Miller-; s, Pneunioina: tell vou that : "IT STARTED WITH A COLD"! fan you allord to neglect it? Can yon I tl'lllev. ith so se-rious ;i matter? Are von ! .. . J uiai 1 WORKS and saw mil. machinery, ir n fronts aprl Ken end brass caKtirjgs. Special atlcn liinerv. Patt erns made on short notice Secretary, JOUN UOLMAX, Sup SAN VA has removed h s laundry to the iron hou the cortur ol St.-oiul an-J ( '-oii irt, If yon want Til K it EST. lay ALLEYS NOKTHKKN liittnvx SEEDS. If the Meiehant you deal with d 1-9 not I kiip tliiMii send to AI.I.KN dinvt. He pay tne iioai'ige. iteautiiui eataio-ue m-ni fiee. Adilrcm, K W AI.I.KN, 71 Sn-ond strett, Fortlanil. '.r lli-r ! IN'hlon. All th e indeoteil to the late firm of Thompson i Herman are reiiietod to call at once and tx-ttte the name. PUKSII SAI.JIOSat the Alhany Fish Mir r ket, ni't door to' the postorhVe, l.eae oiir crder fur Kridiy a the Kalinoti law x pires on that day. Also penh, ll-mn.li tv Hturircon and trout in ceason, lamp and poultry dieted to or lei and rfelivoM-d free in the city. M. IIyhk, Prop, OST A tadva wil J J e al.h, ith ffo!ii ida . ham, lo-t in tlua nty oi. Mnndut '1 he Under will piease lcaxe the fame at this olhie. A pair of fat black Lose free with every pair of ladies shoes, costing $.i or more, a' SearU' shoe store. Just like finding; money to buy your groceries from Mueller & Gar rett. Their cash prit.es talk. A line of the latest style lace shoes tor ladies at Klein's. Fresh bread, cakes and pits every morningat BlodgetWV Son's. (io to Searls' and see bis fine display of shoes, all the latest styles. Julius Gradwohl lias opened at his Golden Rule Bazaar store a line of finely finished boys' safety bicycles, w hich will be sold much cheaper than they can be j ur chased elsewhere. " New sprirg novelties in dress goods and dress silks, in colors and lilack in great variety at Samuel E. Young's. Blodgett fc Son have removed their stock of groceries into the building formerly occupied by Blackburn & Pironi, and have added a bakery department, and are now prepared to furnish their customers with fresh bread, pies and cakes of all kinds. A large line of Ludlow's $3.00 shoes for ladies just arrived at ifirla' shoe store. lapma Route ! OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T. K. IIOGii, Itrrt-lvtr. Oregon DevelopinefltDo.'s Steamship Line i J mi. 22 Hou rs Less Time lluui by any other route: Accomodations ut.euipaaiicd lot n fr it an safety. rare uc' freights Ma i -.uii.. au the Orecon Dcve opmenl ci.ui ai j -u hipa, much let that hy any other route ween all pointa io the vi'iilliin ti.- jl and ban r nuicisco. tSAILINO DATES. PROM VACCINA. Willamette Valley.... . jlav 7th w v .- ' Itt WillametU! Valley 4, SI FKOM SAN rKAMUCO v MavSrJ W u.aintt V alley " J -1 li nillauiette Valley . ' ;j a The company ruierve the rif;ht to cl.a ij; U-aiuera .r siiliniruatea. II.II.Y PAHhKNQKR TRAINS Kxcept buudaja.) L Ya;itti,a7:i0 1 Lv A II.. my 12-20 r Corvalib W:i aul" Corvalii, itojpn Ar Aihany 1: a k I Ar i a-Uina 4-. p. a O & V. riaiiie .tiiiuet t i:.a uu Coi Wn. M IloAU. C. . Iloui'l, O. niral liai.ai;i. O. K & P. AKehl crvallis, O on EAST SOUTH V IA SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE. THE KCL'KT iHASLT. KCLTL California e rtr- traiim run daily I " .OKTli" l":00 p iu..Lv 1'orUan-i ... .Ar.. i:: am iu:;o p 1U..1.V Al!.ai L. am 10:l.i a ui..Ar . Irai.- w.l,. .. pru loejtl I'm,. IralH lii.ly--U.. sun.iay b:oi) a ni. .I.v Tori land Ar 4 - i m ll.W p in . . Lv. . . Alhm.y ..!.. . . . .. . am ft. 4U p tuAr.... l:o-l"llk I.... ..;JI1;0 !.-linn mi HrniKli. -'.:: p ..Lv Alhw.y Ar.. ':pm 2:36 p m Ar ....Lehanon t.v . k:o am 7:'( a m.. L AUianv..... Ar.. 4..'i pia h---Ji ru..Ar LehiiMn Lv.. :-.-4.-pni AI.HAW LOCAL, DAILY (Kxcept SUIl.la ) 5.00 p M..Lv....l'ortlai.d....Ar.... a m ..Ar. ..Altunv i.v hm. rULLMAIv HVb h KTSl.Lhi KKS TOURIST HU-KILNU ( iKS, For aecomnioiiation of n.i, m., i aeui'-.-ra '.t..l.-d to CkpreM Xiai-.j, V-il slitr l-iiiMnn. Betwet-a fuitland and Cir.t;iie Mall Train Irnlly - Fxee;-: i-iaidav 7:3o a m..L- ...l'o.tlan 1 ...Ar.fi 3--' p. l-.MOp ui..Ar Corvuiii.. L. lz At Alhany and Corvalli couneet trahiaof tirt'tfin Facifii liailre!. with KxpreiH Train Inily (Ki.ipt Sur.daj 4:40pm..Lv Port land .. Ar. 7:1!) p ru.. Ar ili-Jlinoville.l.v. ; ani 6.4.' axn THROUGH TICKETS lu A!! I'oiiil' EAST AND SCUTH "For tiekeM and full ii.fomi.'.tir n rr. i;aiiiiii( rum maps, etc, tail on eouip.ii '! ari nt at Altcinv. K. hoKlll.KK, K. P. Hot.F.SS, Aianairer Atut. O. r & i', A 'oll-e cif Slof-klildrrH .Meetli.c. II1T Til K jT' otick is ih:i;fi;v i.hkn ai.ntial ito.-klio'.i. r- nui-liii:. ol the Al- haiiy Mining iiiid Miliinir ( ini'ip;iii .f Altuiiiy wiil : lu hl ;il tin- oil,. . ..f the m-i retarv iu rnoiiis .'" ni.d in the ft'-yi!iii-P,.nrre Liii'ilii.' "li t irl flret-l, Ailm.y, lr , im tin- JTlh 1; y, the (aim- luintr the la-t .!.n,.inv of April, lv.ij. :, Ihe liour L( ill lour oViin-k 1'. M.. furl In- imipiiM- nf rli-i-t. mo- srvcii din elnr- ; m.ivc fur thu ensuing yar. U.ilnl Aihai y. M:ir !i h'. 1.. II. .MuMtXlE. e!.ta: v. a ;ir slock .f lirmtor .s statioiii-rv, well as- sort'l. lioiilit ma nu fact uror." ilircct huni the at a low figure. and can pivo tin Im .-t uf work in all kiml.-s of printing tVr llio least money, 'l'rv us. I'.usi.ky A- Smii.ky. OST 111 1 1.1- lilv or rn the tiaii , a n April vth. ihe I J ladi'-s (told uat. h, In il.-r wnl Im- n ir,',ii I y haiii- il... ;in.e at the Aea.li-my f our' oi lei.'ual H 'l'. ' "M. i.Y X. Pl.ACKI VMS. ATTOKXFV AT Laa.AU.anv Orefui. orik-e in odd rellow'a Temple. A'ili i,ra. li.e in all co.irta ofthefilate, and eive npectal attention 4yir.li business, except Ihe county u nit of Linn countv. THE MARKETS. AI.BAXT 0.1-OTATION-J. Wheal-;!!,1; Oato 50c Flour 14.25 pei bbl Potatoes 4(lo Etfirs 13o Butter li(j:iic Lard 10(2 i'ic. Hams H$'h: Shoulders 0 Sc. Bacon 1(10 lie. Hops 30c. J Hay Timothy, f 16, oatsland cLeai, $12. App es Orecn, $1 per Im. PluJU-'Dried, lt(ae. per tb. A pp'es dried bleached 9e sundricd & '. c. Chickens $5 00 (2.1.50 Beef a&:5c gross. Mutton t::.r0per head. Hoes si-ac. dres&ec. Veal Cfi(ii'c.