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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOKNING HE I? ALP; WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, Ibf)l. ! D-aVIV? AND WKBKfcY TERMS OF SUBSCRirriON: DAILY fabllihed trwy moralnf except Monday.) IlvereU by earner, per week.... y mail, per ;cu.i...c.-- 0-20 g oo WUEIT, 1 gTFubllahx) erery Friday Horning.) m copy, per annum. In advanc...t2.00 It lien aot paid In adrance. TBK HAILS. If alia t the Albany postofflca cloee For all office north The Batbarn eta tea f 6,30 a. a, rbe Watt Side f And taa k'aixow fia an B. R J I at Portland and Satia 11 A. M orrallil and Yaquina ....12;80 p. .It eflca aonth w J;S0 r. m Tna poatellee will be cljd each evening irom aix to aeren o'clock. Kegiatared matter for the ly morning train ahwald be mailed before o clock the r Tiona eveoinr. OREQON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Departa .;ll.13pmllz.S0pm J 3.10pm!7.45am Alt!., SELF EDUCATED, VS.COLLEGE BRED. There ia a constant friction be tween those whose financial situa- ' tiona precluded them from taking academic courses, but who have risen to distinction through the force of their own energy and self- ' instruction, and those who have been made the recipients of a lib- . oral college education. The college bred man claims that his advantages and acquirements are superior, while the self educated man claims that the gaining of that education has been the very means of enlarging his powers and acumen above the mediocrity. The Pittsburg Dispatch in review ing the question, says that the assertion of Charlee A. Dana, in nia speech on Horace Greeley, that he was a man of no education at all except what he had acquired hlauelf, and that this was a great disadvantage to him, has elicited considerable discussion pro and con. Mr. Dana recognized Gree ley's remarkable abilities, and a lair construction of his language is that the subject of the oration could have made his abilities ot far greater efiect if he had started with the advantages of college training. Nevertheless such a sweeping declaration as, "there is no greater misfortune for a man of extraordinary talent than to be educated by himself, becauee he ia of necessity a very poor school . master, ' warrants some of the . sarcastic retorts taking "the re markably successful career of Greeley as an illustration of the . disadvantages of self-education.' The fact is that a great deal of dis put about the advantages or dis j . ... auvaniages 01 sen-education is necessarily befogged by an uncer tainty of terms. Taking the word in its broadest sense, all men who have earned eminence in any sphere of effort are self-educated whether in political or social philosophy, scientific investigation or commercial effort, every sue ceesful man knows he has gained bis greatest knowledge and his most complete grasp of details of his especial work by the thorough lessons of practical experience. If a man is not self-educated in the sense of learning for himself the lessons of life, the judgment of haman, nature and the complete mastery of the details of his special line of effort, he will never amount to much, whether he goes through college or not. Of course this is not the kind of education in dispute, but is important in this discussion as showing what tie training of colleges and books - aaust have reference to. But the discussion of the value of college training must depend on the kind of education that obtains there. Th college teaches its student that it will at best only give him a groundwork for beginning the greater education of practical ex perience. If it trains in him habiU of mind that will digest the reasons of life more advantageous ly, and impresses him with the seeming paradox that the object of education is to teach us that at best we know comparatively noth ing, then Mr. Dana is right in say iog that even a man like Greeley Wbold have been better off if he atari started in life with that ad vantage. Bat if the preliminary education starts the graduate into actual life with an idea that the compiehenaion of the digamma, or theoretical familiarity with conic sections, places him on a plane of .mental superiority above men who have learned the lessons of actual work, then Mr. Dana's criticism are right. The first thing a student who baa received such an education has to do is to unlearn his lessons, and it sometimes takes him all his life to do it. PsccUAWTisH in the manufac- ure of wearing apparel are met with in various nationalities, but now conies the luost peculiar 8tory upon the aubject vouched for by the Scientific American. It ia to the effect that the anthropologi cal department of the Smithsonian Institute has received from Dr. Macgowan a pair of stockings manufactured from human hair. They are worn by fishermen over cotton stockings (beiDg too rough for the skin) and under straw shoes as a protection against moisture. Hair, unsuitable for textile purposes is collected from barbers' shops and sent to a part of the province for manuring rice fields, which, it would seem, are deficient in silica. Tug appropriation for the Stewart Institute, and Indian school at Carson, Nevada, liavine, run short, word was received from Washington, by Superintendent Gibson, that employees who di desired to remain must work from May 10th to July 1st, without com pensation of any kind, and must a'so pay the government recular rates for board and lodging during this time as before. Principal, teacher, seamstress, assistant ma tron and industrial teacher passed in their resignation. The action on the part of the ones who handed in their resignations, shows that they were not imbued with any greot share of patriotism. It was the lucre that they drew that kept them in the places, and when any diiuunition came to that they were not. Thkre is much grumbling by certain parties in this country over the taxation matter, but if ac counts are true there must Incon siderable more foundation for talk in conversative Englaud upon that subjret than there is here, and growing no better fast. It is said that land legislation of England is likely to cost her a pretty penny, if we may judge from the fact that 30,000,000 are deemed inadequate for advances under the measure during the coming year. Adding $150,000,000 to the nation's in- a a i . ueoieaness every yeai lor a lejy years 10 come win not make tne British taxpayers fall deply in love with land reform scheme. Beautiful Goods for Men. Do you want a new suit of clothes that will fit you? W. It. Graham, the leading merchant tailor, has just received the finest line cf spring and summer suit ings ever broueht to Albany, in cluding diagonals, cheviots and plaids. 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, there is no doubt but that you will be more than pleasec. Mr. Graham keeps abreast with the times and guar antees a fit. There net tied in 12a QUARTER 1 ker county Ore- UK A gon, near what is now Baker City. P C UTI I D V man who has sinceUCII I Ull f become identified with the resources a A f and development of that country. ThiiHUU man ia no other than Mr. John Stewart, one of the wealthiest and most influential citizens in the county. In a recont letter he sas: "1 had been suffering from pains in my ha. k and general kidney complaint for some time, and hac! used many remedies without au but temporary relief. The uains in m baS had become ao severe that I was. prevented from attending to my work and could not move without the of a cane. Hearing, through a frfend, of the wonderful cures ef fort by Oregon Kidney Tea, I was induced to try a box, and from that vev first dose 1 found instant relief, and before u-iug halt the contents of the box the uains in c v back entirely disappeared 1 have every faith in the virtues ol the Oregon hidnev Tea. and can conscientiously recommend it to mj friends. 1 would not be without it for any thing." Oregon Kidney Tea cures headache, incon tinence of urine, brick dust sediment, burn ingor painful sensation while urinatin?. and all affections of the kidney or urinary organs of cither sex. WASTED A good workhorse, to be paid for in carpenter work. Call at T I. Wallace & Co. L, D. Knapp. T RY A SWISS COCKTAIL. IT IS THK latest out at the Bureau Saloon . DR. K. A. MCALISTER-HOMKOI'ATHIC physi'-ian and surireon. H n removal his office ir to Mason's block over the ex press offlce. Ail calls promptly attended to HUMPHREYS Da. IIi'Mimirrt's Srncincsare sctcntifl. allv and carefully prepared prescriptions; used for manv years in private practice with am-. cesa, and for over thirty years used by the copie. fcvery single opeullc is a cure for the disease named. These Bpecilica cure without drugging, purging or reducing the s stem, and are in fact and deed the sovereign remedies of the world. LIST Or rRINCIPAL NOS. CI.'RRM. rKICKS.. 1 Fevers, Congestion, intlammatinn.. 2 W onus, worm fever, worm colic. .. 3 Crying Colic, or teething of infants!! i: i iiarriie, 01 cnuuren or amilts 5 Dysentery, Griping, Billions Colic ... 6 Cholera Morbus, vomiting 7 Coughs, colds, bronchitis ."...!. 8 Neuralgia, toothache, Faceache Headache, sick hiadache, vertigo..! 10 Duspepsia. billions stomach 11 Suppressed or Painful 1'eriodg..'. 12 Whites, too profuse pciioils 13 Croup, cough, dillLult breathing... 14 Salt Kheutn. eaysipelas. eruptions 15, Rheumatism, rheumatic pains -5 iu r eer ihi ague, cnu is malaria 17 Piles, blind or bleeding 50 iv vaurrn, innucnza, cold 111 the howl 20 Whooping Uouirh, violent coughs 24 General debility, physical weakness 27 Kidney disease 28 Nervous debility 30 Urinary Weakness, witting bed 32 Diseases ot the heart, palpitation.... SO 60 60 60 1 00 60 1 0-1 Sold by druggists, or sent postaid 011 re ceipt of price. Dr. Humphreys' Manual, (144 pages) richly bound in cloth and gold, mail ed ree, JIUMPHKtVS MKD. O., Ill & 113 William St , New Vurk, SPEC I FIGS SPRING OUR STOCK OF SPRING WAGONS IS THE LARGEST XD MOST COMPLETE ON THE PACIFIC COAST, AND COMPRISES ALL THE LEADING STYLES OF Four-Spring Passenger and Moun tain Wagons, SPECIAL PARCEL DE LIVERY WAGONS, ONE - HORSE RUS1NESS 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 bast, Staver NEW MARKET BLOCK, - CARRY THE LARGEST AND WE THE PACIFIC COAST OF Machinery and Vehicle.-; of Every Description. sknd i t)i! catalog .' k A.vi) I'lticu list. imivv -c-a-v. ij J-kj ALBANY, - OREGON. liaBBHaHHIMaHMMHBMHMHHMHHMMHHHnHMi The men of this vicinity need not be jealous because their wives talk so constantly about Matthews and 'Washburn. Its not their trout 1 looks the ladies are talking about, it is the good (pialites of the '-ok and heating dtoves they sell. Every one seems to be delighted when they buy from M. and W. Our stock of candy has and we will give special churches and sociables. & Garrett. arrive! rata to i .Xlieller Julius Gradwohl, proprietor of the Golden Rule Ba.aar, informs us that he will add to his already large business a complete line of shelf hardware and family groceries. The pales of his Golden Rule teas and baking powder is steadily increasing. He si ill keep? up the elegant prizes with these goods. AVood for Sale. Dry tir wood delivered to any part of the city at (HI per cord'. Leave orders at the foot of I at the foot of Ferry j n ail kinds of huildingsor carpen W. Spink's lumber er work. All work intrusted to will be promptly executed. street at 1 ard. A FULL' LINE OF BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES Kn li YS AND GIRL. AT JULIUS CRADWOHL'S GOLDEN RULE gjPBIlffl The public is invited to inspect the im mense stock of Dry Goods FOR THE Ilia assortment is hi j and pricea. ;r Una Tli. Highest WAGONS. HALF-PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS, IALF-SPRING WAGONS, ENl'RESS WAGONS, DELIVERY WAGONS prices lowest, qnalitv considered. & Walker - - PORTLAND, OREGON oHKIINu WAGONS, scroll spring Wagons "handy wagons," 'TAYLOR' OR THREE- itudy and practice and makes a spe- MOST OOMl'I FTF STOCK 0;iialtv of chronic diseases, removes ALBANY Colleniate Institute. ALBANY, 1890 A Eull C( rps OREGON I Ml I In.''t: tutors. of (.'Iansi,al, si:i tihV, literary, o mn.crcia ami nnrui.il cla-scs. Courses of study ar ringed to meet the needs of all grades ol . uuv-iilh. .tjw. i,,r iiiMii'-eini; im imercu lo udents fromal.roail. Tuition ranges froir .-.r0 lo ftil'.'.M IV r Term, Instrumental instruction i ,'iven by Miss Laura Uoltra. music wi llnard in private families at low rate, and rooms for self boarding at mali expense. A careful supervision exercised over pup iwav from home. For circul irs and full particulars, addresf '.ho president, KKV. F.I.BERT N. COXDIT, Albany, Oregon, CR0WDER BROS Contractois and Builders. Jlii-e on First street with Wal lace & Cusick, real estate agents, Ibany, Oregon. Estimates iriven AMOUMCEMEWT SPRING OF , . ovyr !.jfore, an-l hi ia prop.irel ilkrkt't Price I'liid for Country Produce. Star Bakery ..A FULL STOCK OF.. Staple Groceries The best nuta, etc. quality cf teas, coffees, candles FRESH BAKED BREAD EVERY DAY. At this old reliable, house Is also to he found a complete assortment of fresh family groceries, to which is constantly U'ii.g added all the seasonable lines of groceries and pro visions, such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Seef Chipped to order Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, tastein Buckwheat Flour, Cannea Goods of All Kinds Bohemian Glassware, Etc, These goods were all hoiiL'ht when price erelowaml the benefit of the margin w ill l.e .riven to lus customers. Kcmendic: liiepl wc. it the old corner on First arid lircailhiu Sta. Conrad JItjer. k DR. W. CivIEGUS, Graduate of the Royal Collide of London, England, also of the Uullu vue Medical College. The Dr. has spent a lifetime of j cancers, scrofula enlargements, tumors e au-aS SMtyot treat j ;nent with electricity. Has practii el ! in the German French and English ,iay night. His motto is ,.0D WILL TO ALL." I Oliice Ild r'8idl.T)Ce F3rry StrCft, netween 1 hlnl ami Fourth. r iuiosk wishing a kiiwt-class in s'raiiient. the best made to stand the ' climate of this coast, ran be suited by ca'iing j Mia: 1!. K. l nun's, opposite the .Masonic ! tempi -, Kirst street. The latest vocal and j .nstruinentnl music kept for sale Also the ! largest assortment of stamping patterns to icleet from this side of 'Krisco. Lessons given in painting and cmtiroi.len at her -tuilio over Linn County liank. Give hei your erder ami you wril he pleased. N urserj . Men s. Ily nian A P.rownell are prepared in their nursery to fur nish all kinds of stock, and those intending to plant should call upon them. Hoots anil Shoes. Purchasers of Roots and Shoes bear in mind that big advertise ments and oilers of big discounts Jo not always mean best values. You will have to pay some one a profit as no one can do business without expense. The quest on is who can sell you the best goois fur the least money. Samuel E. Yoi no. BAZAAR STORE. 1891 AT . to s.itiafy custctnara in quality Crockery lso carries ianos & Organs IN Till: WILLAMETTV VALLEY. CALL AND EXAMINE l'KU.ows TKMI'LE, AIJ!,' ctttlicts Manufacturer Kl) FI! aii'OH Tiiil sars riug and Smokinir Ti.l.aoc.. full lill Si Na Oi .o Pi.rei,icT's :; Vai 1?- ixmv' in V 1 1 The largest and best line of $3 shoes for men in Albany. N. B. All my dry.goods at cost. FllWf STKKKT, ALI'.AXY, OKKfiOX. ake "immons 'Liver Regulator One Dose 100 Dollar?. DmR S. I,. R: I consider one ilne inons Liver Remilatnr worth I(H. constipatwl, had ll-ailaclie, cotil',1 eat Insr with Batisfaotion or anp.'tite- ha bines, ami felt altogether out of oortn. Im vaf oth the I re aoncu 10 liliio Mum, Calomel, Quinin , an.l eery rcwciiy nun'esteil, but only olilailiej temiwrarv relief. One dnso of S L R did m more irood than ftluu worth of ,l.,nt.. loctorinc Kenp'y, J C JIartin. I have been a teacher for lirairmr. .n,i dunnir that time have hail lepeated attacksof heailiu:Iie, produced hy torpid Liver, and have heen entirely cu ed by Simmons I.ivei Ketrulator. I foun t to he of so mild t character in ita a tion a not tn lm..rf,.ru the least with mv dlltl (ill the m.hin! rrJm To those similar , aitui t d and subject to'.he tame, I cannot y hint recommend Sim mons Liver Keiruiator. K. K. ('uisal raniohel laville K. G.L. Blackmar, DEALER IX Driicrs, Paints, Oils, Perfumery AND TOILET ARTICLES, And a full line of Books, Stationery, Periodicals. Prescriptions Carefullu Compounded. the - finest lints of HIS STOCK. ny, oi:r;. cros it! f;"E3I, of Choice Cigars i)i:.VL: - R IN'- AM) KLV M , Mcers' haurQ and liriar Pipes, ai li'ilrr-;' Arlli lt-5. my fftoiv, Albany, Oroeoa, ffi-AtJ aa Sea-rls, MCAI.I-.lt IN Fine Slioi-s fir l.ailit s. Fint; Slioos for ii-nt'.tnit n. Fine Sliues for Children. And the lincntlineof (it-nts FUKNI.SHIXG GOODS in the city. Sole agency for the Ludlow Fine Shoe. FOUND AT LAST I Til I' WATERPROOF- OIL BLACKING Lu'jl'.v t li.itcnt leather, etc.. CANNOT BE EQUALED in numi-crs c t uvl iialitus. The fo' louing are a u-- ff its iialilie: lt. It is l.istiii-' aii'l ilnral)l I.M. It U-s not nib oil' on tlif li:inils or clotlii's. o'l. It is peifeotly waterproof. Hh. It soltens the leatlier to its natural state. I --lit. 11 uives Hie leatlier a new ! and glossy appearance. I tiiii. it contains not one ingre- ilient that is injurious toeitlicr tlie j leather or stitciiing, luit is a jue- server ol .iicin. 1 tli. It can Ik. used on the linest lioots and tdiue.K and not prevent the use ot the eoiiiinon lioot-Mack- intr, tmt will soften iflid keei them from eiackinj;. Xnw, 111 v frit'ndi, if sui-h an oil as this would suit von, 1:0 to the dru store of Ilulin .V lavson, here you ran pet it for 00 rents per icx. one box win oil more than one set of harness. Receipt tor niuku l' the oil is sold only lo individual use. .1. C. HKVINK, Manufacturer and Agent, ' Albany, Oregon. 'i2.ijw I'r. E. C. Wt nerve and brain treatment, a iiar- nntet n a ihc fo hysteria, di.ziueH." litt. headache, ner vous pruHtration canned hy the iihc of alcohol ,.r tobai-eo. sifuninir of brain result nit- in insanity and leading to mis- cry, decay and loa of power in eithei stx Kach Imix con tains one m nth's treatment. One dol lar a Ikix. or six box es for tvo dollars. sent by mail pre paid 011 receipt of price. Guarantees isHiieil onh by J. A. Cutnininira, dnnririst sleaent, Albany, Jreuii. S500 REWlRD e will pay the atiove reward for any cast of liver coniplair.t. dvsfieiwia, sick headache, inditrestion, const i at ion or coxtiveness we cannot cure with West's liver pills, when tl dire:tion are strictly complied with. The) are pui ely ycgclable and never fail to satisfaction. Larue lioxes, cotitaininif 3o pills, 25 cents. The treuuine manufactured only by the John C. West company. Chicago Illinois. Sold by J. A.tCummiuf-9, druggist Albany, Oregon . Health is THE- laquina Route ! OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T. E. IlOUii, lleoelver. Oregon fieyelopient Co.'s Steamship Line 2&lIILESTfI. 22 Hours Less Time lliaii by any other route: Acroiuo-latioiiB miHuri'imeod fonrn.ff rt an sasvty. larr-s ami Ir. iKlas x i.-i .,.;i.u: m tht5 trecon lii vc ouifiit c.ni ai l "a shil'8, iimk h Iiks that Lv ai.y otln-r route men ail oiiit8 in the William t'f il Hill tian Francisco, Sailing dates, FROM TA)i;iNA. Wi Inmette Valley.... -... . W.llauictte Valley thou mam rRx.ieco w illanit tto Valley .... .'" Willamette Vallev Ttie couipany reserve the right ...May 7th . - I lit .. S4, al . May 3rJ . " llh . ' 20, 2S to tLaiK i.eAiiicni i-r BUIIUZ uaUH. UAILV rAHOXNOKR TRAINS Kxcept bumlays.) L Yaf,.iir.a7:CiO a h Lv Alhanv 12-20 t CVjrvaliii lo:3f- a m I " CorialiiB IrO'i ri Ar Albany ; a u Ar Vaquina 4-31) r. M. O ii C. tiaiiie junuect at Aiban and Col Wii. M H.iao. C, Hooi k, Ceiier.l yianaKcr, O. F & P. Keut Corvallig, O on EAST SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE. THE MOUNT SHASTA KOL'Ti California tx-rer6 trains run daily ""j J r0PTa 7.-00 P m..Lv l'..rtlaii.l ....Ar.. alaTam lw.-.i p m..I.v Albany Lv.. am l":ir a in..Ar S. lra:ieieo.LN.. t-uu m ..ial Pas. Train Intly-K. Sunday 8:110a m..Lv. 12:20 p m..Lv.. 6:40 p mAr ..Portland . Albany.... Komjljurtf... . .Ar.. 4:fio ju ...Lv.. 12.-i.li am . .Lv. . ti:2( am Lvbaiiou ISrniKli. 2.M p -Lv Albany... 2: p m Ar Lebwum.. a ni..L Alluiiiy. s.22 a m . . Ar Lebanon.... .. Ar.. ;:b pm ...Lv 4t- iiu Ar.. i.zv pm .. Lv.. a-H, pm Albany LOCAb, daily (Except Sunday) OO p M..Lv....I'ortland....Ar....q ou a k U.OJ.........Ar. ..Albiiiv Lv f, mi . ii I' U LLM AIs B U FF ETS LEE 1 ' EK t-. TOURIST SLEEPING OAKS, Kor accoirinKKiation of i-ccond-Llau ia sciie-ere attached to txpn-sa 1 rains. Wt M.le lltlKon. Between Portland and Corviliia Mall Trill 75"ani..l.v . 12:lo p in. .Ar.. 1 llly - Excvp. buixla) ..I'o.llan.l ...Ar.6 3p. .. e'or'.ajiis. . L.12.66p. At Albany trains ol ores; and Corvallis toureet n raciftciiilioail. with EiprrM Train l:iily(Exetpt t.ui,lay 4:40 p m.. Lv., :2fi p 111.. Ar., ... Portland ... Ar. ...MeMiitnville.Lv. S:20 am 6.4.'i ain THROUGH TICKETS I" All Point- EAST AND SOUTH tTFcr ti.-lieta an I full 'it.lcrnati. ii re tte., call on tolii -ii.v's E. P. IIOGKILS, Awt. Ii. A I-, A irardilii;' r:-.t.-s ln:ip-., aj. nl al A.lnny. K. hoKilt i:k, .y.ji:ii,'er Notice of Stockholder Meeting. T01 ICE is I1EHEI-.V CIVEX 7II1T THE JLl aimii tl t.n khonli rs ineetini-of the AI- I'.uiy Miiiiiijf ami M illinir C 'ompun v of -ll).-ii:y will l.c liclil ;,t tin ollxc (.f the MTiclaiv iu rooms "J.'i uv.d 2!. in tlic Sir.iliMii-Pfarcc liuiMiiiir on Kirt-t Ktrect, Allni.y, Or , 011 the -ittli day, the t-iiinc Iw-iinr llic la?t .Munilav iif -April. l"!ll at tin- hour cf (41 four o'clock I. M.. for tin Mirnosc of crli-ct. lnir seven director to tcic for the ciisiimir j-car. Ualcil Alhai.y. Or. March M. lv.ij, II. MoNTAXVE, f ccretaiy. A'e eaiTv a larr- sttck of printers stationery, well as sorted, Wight direct from the manufacturers at a low ficure. and can trive the best of work- in all kinds of printing for the least moncv. Trv us. Paisley it Smiley. I 1ST In this city or on tin train, a 1J lailier-void wat h. on Anril Utli Ik.. linder will he rewanl.il by U 1117 the sann. at the Academy f our I ailv of l ..,u i...i HHP. - ..i,',,." DK. X. liLACKIH RX, ATTORNEY AT . Law, Albany Oregon: oftice in Odd fellow's Temple. A'ill uractice in ll mini of the state, and irive siavial attention to ah bushiest-, except the county coiut of Lii:n couniy. THE MARKETS. . ALBANY QUOTATIONS. Wheat-Til's,' Oats 5ic Flour 4.Zpei.bb PoUtoes 4Qe E-fps 12e Butter 'ir,gt:Vic LardHHdl-c. Hams 14ai5c. Shoulders !(ii8c Bacon 10 lie. Hods 'H)c - Ha' Timothy, $16, oatsland cheat, f l. App cs Green, $1 per bu. PluJis Dried, !((?c. per lb. App'es dried bleached 11 c. Chickens 15 00 tZ,.5a Beef Htg.ic progs. Mutton ;;a:i rinpr hi Hojrs RKc. drestiec. Veal i)Qte, a vy ; 1! 1. A 11 w tl 8:( IS' ai th ir. ot r fell u rt an co; wi in 1 . 1C ant the wa va! (J teat - 1 taa Oil r, no IKS1 ot be wlio Cou