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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING HfiltALD: SATUKDAV, MAY 23, IMM. UAIUY ANU WHIiKI-V TERMS OK .'i'.:iCt.a'Ti' UAII.Y ruMI-hnl cvi ry n.ornipi; tvi 1 1 . 'iv. red l ili-ll .-, pT - k....... V iw.il, r jtr - t! 1)0 WKfcKLi, Tuliliihcd every Fri.U. M riiiiiv.-.) .-one. rer annum, in a.lva:icv o-.'.oc Vn. ii iwi t-aid i d.ut.ce... .:.ro TliF. 1J All. faiU it the Albany ix-stoWfe clrnc K it all oilic.s north J!ie Ku.' frn mates I he Wont Side Anil the Swrw a uri It. K.J or 1'orliahd anil si.-, urvali:, a.i-.l Ya.;i;.na . . otfco . nth. , . . . T!.e poHtotti.-c wiii b- cl .1 I loin six 10 seven o'clock. Kci;itered matter for tl.it train should he mailed bur-re r.yi"us evenn.'. r ;"0 a i 11 A. M ....i'--: '" p m 7;j ) r. u CV !l C cl.il;'.; i-nl'iy K tin cl- I o:;k:''.v pacific timk tahi.k. j -- ...... j Ar.:3 Pi-nat!. j " i .. 11. Mom 12.'Ji'piii ; 'S I S'lli 7 4s a in I Flight FUTURE AnniL'UL TUUE. The avocation f the farmer in thenearfuture.it U conceded by all observers must nutt with some chant'es and improvt ite-nts as to method. Mr. Reeve, an able niflxaine writer, has ricently mr.de some carelul oiiervations 111 Oil this subject, and while he', . . t ,, ." i. 1 J r r 1 1 it up t:i : i tin lii'tier. lihiteii may n ,t be correct in all of his observations he probably touches very many facts upon the subject. He saya that there are hinds now nntlerjjnin cultivation which for a series of years have not re paid the expenditure upon them. The unfortunate ow tiers still sub ject them to the plow, Imping against hope that through same miraculous dispensation their labors will be at last rewarded, w Idle in the older sta'es treat dis tricts of land may be found who-e cultivation has been al-aiid tied. and where agrieultuie is already one of the lost arts, and its name a tradition rather than a memory. Were this an agricultural essay wich it is not methods for coping with the problem that conl'iont the individual firmer might ai least lie sngg. sted. Rut the one imporUdt fact to keep in sLht is that eveuluallv these acres will In I'eeded to support the population i w hich this land will o-.- s, an that tlleV should I. OA b'.' Ill-UK . i. f ",i i ,. i i rea.ly f..r their desiirty. Mr. .1. I.. D-dge. the able tatisi ici.in ot the dejiartment of agi icilture, in ad verting to the fact that it doi'Siioi. says: '"It is scarcely to be ex pected tha. our t xteii.-iun oi cmp aiea will keep pan- with the it erease of population."' I'.i.t "pro dilctioll"' should ll'it be p'l! in place of ' extension." By tiit end of another hah'-ctr.tuty tin increased pop'ilation vcill demaii I an amount of ioc-l beside which our present eimin'ous production will seem a mere bagatelle. Y have already seen that w i 1 1 i : fo'i: years inore than 7i',. o","oO ai re were w ithdtatfn from the publi' d imain, while in st vtii years which ituiuded these four only a little more titan uie-ftiur Ii '-i wu.s added to the eij arra. .mien margin iri l.t td i..r h peculalion, too greut an indure ment is liehl out lor .shiitKs a'ri rulture. At the present late oi pre-emption, hoine-steadin-, tim-her-claimiii, etc., into privatt posesaion, which or. ly a eompara- tively small portion will be under cuuivaiion, ami so a ming to tin- wealth of the nation. A conserva tive policy would suggest that tin future homesteader he limited t the amount he can cultivate. To put inta Lis hands, practically w itiiout price, an arnount tiiat he can usually cultivate, if ;.t all. only superficially, not only tends, as we have said, to shift le.is methods and the rapid exhaustion of our virgin soili, but likewise robs the coming generations of their righttul henitag.? in the-c j .roT!) K nKl;M:, ,.ivr:N that tiik lands. Beyond the amount that I iN '-'-'' d ih. -duly appoii ipiaii- is necessary to enable the home- j !" ''' '".'.' ; 'r of u. ! hi-t will ;i!i.l Ust.iini iit oi ti-o. . seeker to becoMie an iudepemlent I v.inu..Mi, c i-.-;i-fil, iu pursuance of cultivator, that is. self -upportin-i lerin- of tlie at iH ami t. sta . . . . . ' , in. nt ,.f said .l. cc.iseil runt in fuilii.-i trom the land be ctiliiv.ttcs, the ;.,,-., ,,i ;m ,,nler of the nl.ovr balance of the land should remain ' 'i'1"1 'o'"' ''"'r ''"'rcil .. . ., . , i .. ! r I in Mo- iii.ove ciitillcil ealie the property ol the nail I '.., n..-l-', il..y ol April, lvd, imtlior divitllla's siiould not plol'.t '.y the! n-i. '.i i-'air -.iml dir. ctiiig him as :.. ...... ;.. ..!.... " ' -ocli c.-i ii!..f l-i make sale of the real lilvili; n. , time 'j. ... il '."M1 which they have not expended "the sweat of their lace." The coming generation should have the same opportunity that this one has to obtain free homes : but neither,of them should bj allowed to obtain a speculative interest in any portion of the public lands. It ... , r .i .- i Id the destiny of this nation tohae and support a population greater ,han that of any existing empire, It is for US HOW to say w hether that support that shall "consist, as ' it does to-day am..ng the minions of China, of a.i'ian'.itvand.iual.tv . . , . -,i ..i i . t '. of lood that w:ll at the best bin l-..i, hiirtiinir a w.ik and iuelli- , - ,. . i ,i ;, cient spark ot lite, or whether it ahall be the same generous, even i wa-vlui, abundance that today is tin- siii-jiortiitir power of our na tional energy and progiess. An i i 1 : 1 1 1 I'.VM supply means l.e ami j )if :ilt h , comfort ami happiness, to j '. l,n I k ui mutilation, the labor- , ii g classes; as an ina..k.uate sup ply means siuieting ami imseiy and a direct increase of tlie death 1 ;;:::v,:':;"1Sim;,:" I'OI-nIiili'- n lie eartn coma not sustain; out j a' soncr rru-oiiets have found his ! 'theories oi suilicient importance! to tl.'tnaml st rious consideration,! fail vie, on .lie. other hand, f-aul l!ia, as l.e in dertook it, one acre ui ground would suliice for ihe supturt ol nine people. Lut no nation can yet estimate its sup porting power upon that basis. Between the two theorists lies the -" , , At present we use nearly tnree !u-.t t(( hnnh the support of each individual. At that ratio, .'-.:; nit:iti . omnr ii in lu-.ieuciiiiv. tne not motion tc increase thatj rd atisticiaiis predict would give us within two generations a pot-ula-tion that would rciiuirc the irc iliut c-f cvry arahle acre of our domain for its Mihtenance. I'.tit we shall he wiser than to reach this pass. Although we are now preducinj; less, accor lin to the art a cr.ltivaTetl, than any other civil i"d na'.i'ii. instances could I ! inn ! i in! ieii indi'tiiiiteiV to show j experiir.eitts h;-ve shown tliat our I a vera ire yield ot imlli cc rn and whe.-st can upon favmable soils be incie.i"d se enfold, while with some minor t-rttbic's the amotiat that ix obtained bears almost no relation to that which may be ob tained. With the knowledge of such possibilities there will be no valid reason why the agticullure oi the I'nited States should not provide as well tor hall' a billion j I" "pn- a hundred years hence as in :ncs !r sixty-iour iuiiiioiih to day, l'.ut again we say, it cannot lie done at our present rate of retrogression. t. iv - t nt! ADTED i tiMi.ili.i UUHRILn k. r (..inn 1 1..- fl ft ".n. m-.ir vt Inl U I l i. m i. iiaVirt in. ,nr UTIIDV m.;t. !" 1- Uln I Ult I ..i.iine l.lentiii. 1 Ml'.li tile revtiifi itt A AA .in.i'i. t t-'.'JHiiflit ofth;lt eolllitry. 'I'liiMUw !ii:t i la no i-fher til in .Mr. .luhn Stewart, one t tl.e vvtaitliii.'.t unol.l'.st intilti.tial citiclld it t ie mnt . l-i a ri-.vnt letter he Mays: I i: ...I i.e-. ti V.i!liir.r tr.nn p.ii is in m haek in.! v vu k: ini;. e 'mnliint i.ir -onie time, in.i i. i.' .ie.l moi v r iiit-.n. - witlicnt any nt t. mi.or.i. it. let. 'll.e pains in in ha.k i i i,. .nie -o iTe til u I m.is TeeriU'.l j ,,. i,. nh. .nt "til.- n-'e i( a tane. Iliarin. I o.r iil.ii a fit. n.i. the u.in.liTtlll eure ef- I ,,, , kl.,,...k. , i.i...i .. .... ....In... t.. n. i u..rL uml .-ni.1.1 nr.t IT l. r :i . ., a. i !r-ni th'.t lir-t ih -e 1 Ui.i wiH. ifH ri'luf, iiit'l l'(rc 11 inu' h;it ii- r . : 1 1 v 1 . t - ' tin o tin- luiiin iii 1. v ..ark i.tir- . .ts-.i fir-l I luv: ew-ry (.ith in hi' ;r. iir-i-t in o:,-oo'i Ki.l'it' Tri, ant) I : i:i 1 rn'.i'M'ii it to ln i - 'i i i',t not 'v iiin'iit i; i r ;i:i- j 1 i ii Ii 'M - ciri'- h'-al;u he, inoni- ! iih-Hi c - i ;; g- v. iri- k tiU"t siliim-m, Imni I ,1- .r -i-;-;il.'ri whiU- tinn;ttiiu', atnl i' id -killing or uririar ii'XHiiy ! V.. f Ht . HUMPHREYS' dHIi'VY": . .... j or., t.-tiitil'..- .Ill 1"' ! 1 1 1 v (r-jirt . pr'u-tiptioitH; u-t.i i. vt;.r- i;i pnv.it'' t:iH with su I ,.) 'or o r tltirtv ih I ! tlr t r "iiiU i i c is a iin- tr : flirt' wit limit lruuintf, I r 1 1 Ii in ; Uu-- -tt'in, anil arc in' ,. . t 'K- - iv-.-f iu ri-niO'lii s of thi 'mtll'U, M II KK. PHI- KH.. I I'. . r-, mi''' i'n, iiitl:niiiit;itii!i . .! A"!'"'. M"iin ii-xrr, worm to!.c ... - ' i i.. i'.il!,- .r ti-. thinr of in!Alir-i . .'." 4 in i.. ot Iti.'lrt-n r aliiits . nt. l. lj t flirt IWlliolix Colic :i iioiiM Slort-.t-i. vm:tiii" 7 ' muti. ol.K UroiicJiiti-i j ? N ii r ii.' in, t"..t It it lie, Ktici'achu . II- In-, k Ii a 1 1 In, veitio.... i o i ')' j-. 1, I'lihinis Htoma h I 1 1 S'ij'ir ! f-r r.nitttil iVriilf j IL" lilt'". UH pitMU al'Jll t l rnn, fouuli, litii nit hrv illimir II S;iit llli- urn, t-a-.-ipeljiJ. i-rnpfons.. 2.' I I. tH'tpn tT tii.-iiiii;itir pant 'i't i I 1; r a-nc liil U malaria I ; u i'ii ' -r u-finnf . . . . . i.t i... ...-..! ; u. ,..,.,.. c.,.., violent .-ouuhs ttit iK-r. il lilit, pliical wciikncs? r Ki'lri iilJi:ii' NiT 0"M 'ic I I it I riii trv V ik .t . i ttiiii; IkiI ;.o I rsi 1 tsi In-a-i s ..I ; h'.:irt, pilp.tation.... 1 m i W Ihu ,'i-t-, or M-nt Kisteiid on re- iipri-c. ,ir. Il-i:nphreys .Manual, (14 l ri' I1 h..iind in cl-.th and irld. mail Ill MPIIIIKVS .MKIi. O , 111 A II:; W Jlimi, St . New Yo,k. P -.1 r. S P E G I F I C S . t,4'i'ii1ors Kilr hi t:M .'"irt 'tf Linn roTintv, Ort'on In r M.v Vatr .i,.i--'. llel i-'eiult T ilescl ilieit , wilt ..ii S:i!iii,l.iv. the '.Mil lav of May. ls'.l. ;lt the ll.illl ol 1 o'clock P. M. of S.lill I . i y a! the l imit limine tloor in. the ci'j-of M'fHiiy, Linn county, Oregon, ml -r lot .le mill sell ;it ptililie atle-i tioii to the li;ghet iiml In st li'ultler for ;i-!l ii I: itnl ami in one parcel the j ; loiiu v:n ur-ci ii.n-u re.n properly l.clntiiti to Ihe e-tiile uf said d -cease. I, 1o-'a i! : IJeir 1 11 111 1 ti ir at the , Southwest corner of the lAitiation : Land Claim of lames H. Payne, the . s.(mi. ,.in:, . . Southeast comer of the Souihv.-st iuartcr of sceti-ui IT. j . o.-rnn, and riitinins thi-r.ee East ".-in i l':'1"' Nu''th .r"1' . , ,h, "!v ; West so. tin-lire S-xiitli ; roils, them e West Jt rotl-, them-e South ; ' . rod. t the place ..fi.vginniiiir. I Dated this 'JUt .lav uf April, IXM. -,.. v. Kke.m:v. : Kit . ut-.r of the last will and testa.' : niriii inn,-... i . faiiiio.n, ucc. , , ,.v , f ,KV1XK. j A;t y. tor Kxccutor. ased . SPRING Ol'R STOCK ()1 SPRING WA(iONS COMPLETE OX THE PACIFIC COAST, AMi COMPRISES ALL TIIK LEADING STYLES OF Four - Spring Passenger and Mown tain Wagons, Sl'F.ClAL RARCML lK- Ll VERY WAGONS, ONK - HOKSK lU.'SlNFSS WAGONS, ONL-1IORSF. IRON AN LK WAGONS, HTC. It will pay all par ies want ing Sprinjr wagons of any description to call upon or correspond with us. We guarantee our vehicles tl.e best, Staver & NEW MARK FIT CLOCK, - WE CARRY THE LARGEST AND THE PACIFIC 3rla.cliis.ery and Vehicles 1 K N 1 I OK lAIAI.ori O. I )A.V1S ALBANY, it nir&i ii.i'titiii'i.4ii.sn The men of this vicinitv need' not be jealous because their wives talk so constant'y about Matthews and Washburn. Its not their irood looks the ladies are talking about, : .i i ..,i;inl. , I,.. it is the good tpialites of he ook and heating stoves they sell. Every one seems to be delighted when Mi-v- t.iiv tmi.i M. nnil W. Otir at'X-k of oanly li;ia arrived, and we will tfive epecial rate to churches and Bociiiblcs. .M Holler & Ciarrett. wood r..r sale. Dry fir wood delivered to any part of the city at $;J (K per cord. lave orders at tlie toot ot ferry i at the foot of Ferry . W. Spink's lumber I street nt I ard. A FULL LIME OF BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES l-M JULIUS GRADWOHL'S GOLDEN RULE Spring The public is invited to inspect the im mense stock of Dry Goods FOR THE SPRING OF 1891 AT His .tsi jrt iicMit is and prices. bigr-r th i i The Highest Market Prico Paid for WAGONS. IS THE LARGEST AND MOST HALF-PLATFORM SPRINGWAGONS, SCROLL M'RIN(i W'AOONS, "HANDY WAGONS," TAYLOR' OR T1IRKK- Sl'RING WAGONS, ii a lf-s1'rin( ; wa sons, f.xi'rfss wagons. im:li i:i:y wa;ons, prices low est, piality considered. Walker l'ORTLAND, OREGON. MOST COMPLETI (OAST OF STOCK ON of Every K ASO I 'lilt K I. IS CO. -1 -J -a- -M-(J i OREGON. i aiul norm il tla-si s. t'ourxw of stti.ly ar r.inifcl to meet the neeils of a.l irraties o' .tii.li'ntjj Sun. inl lii.lilcenielitri offered t' ' uudenui from ahroad. 1'aition ranges froii ij3.5 iu i2.so ivr Trrm. Instruineiital instruction in u.usie i ivcii iv Miss i-air tioltra. : Iioard in private families at low rates, an.i , t(mnn (ir boariljllir at TOa tM,CIi9);. A ;rar,.(i BUieivi.ioii exercised over pup iay fr..m h..mc. ! . For eireuors and full particulars, addresf . ihe piesiilent. RKV. KLBKKT N. COXDIT, Albany, Oreuon, CROWDER BROS Contractois and Builders. Jilice on First street with Yal-; i jce A cusick, real estate agents, lbany, Oregon. Estimates given , n an Kinds ot Diiiuimgsorcarpen- ; n ail kirids of builditigsorcarnen-! er work. All work intrusted to ...:n i... .......oi.. ,...! 11 Ml IKJ lt Clll tl ly CACCIIttH, YS AND GIRL n 1 I amodscemen ec.-r iM.ora, and he is prepare 1 Star Bakery ! ,.A FULL STOCK OF.. Staple Groceries Thchi"t ipmlity f.f tins, ctlfi -f , omilii-r nuts, tVttr FRESH BARED BREAD EVERY DAY. At this old ri'liiiMc houw t also to he fouiul a complete assortment of fp'Hli (ainilj grorcriej, to whiel is in.t:inilv lieit.it ailill all the gexHonalile lines ot rn. i-rien an. I pro visionv, sui'h aa Cranberries, Fine Pichles, Dried Beef Chipped to order Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buchwheat Flour, Cannea Goods of AH Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc, These KOl8 were all hotit'ht uicn price? ere low ami tlielienvfitof tl.e marum will lie ,fieii to hid eu.itoinerd. KeitienilM. tiiepLwc, u the ol'i corner on Firnl and Brctl'iin Conrad Mer. W. C. NEGUS, DR. Graduate of tho Royal College of London, England, alau of the Belle vue Medical College. The Dr. has spent a lifetime of study and practice and makes a Hpe jialty of chronic diseases, removes eanears, scrofula enlargements, tumor Crockci'i j ttid wens, without paiD or the kt-.ife. DCSCliutiOS, ' He also makes a specialty of treat ! nent with eleeti i.rity. Has practii ed I .n the German Freuch and English Hospitals. Calls promptly attended lav uiizlit. His motto is .OD WILL TO ALL." HOllio'' and resitlenen Ferry street, Vtween Third and Fourth. IPI-A-IVTO, IIIIOSK WISIIIM; A FIKST-CLASS IN 1 h'r.lli.ent, the hent ioa.lt; to titatitl the i.-lllllate of this coast, can he suited l.v e-i ln it Mis. P.. K. Ilvmairs, opposite the .M;ts.nic letiipl... First street. The lat- st vo. i.l anil lll-triinielitil n;ill; k.ptfi.r s:.k'. AUoti.e lanre.-t a-siortnn nt .l ..tan-pin patterti: to select from tins si.le of Tris.-... L-.wm.iis iven ill painting and ciiit.roi'ler :it her studio over l.inn County lio.k. OiM. r.ct votir sr.U r and vou w ill l.e I'tcasc-i, N ii rery . Me s 3. llymaii it Brownell are prepared iu their nursery to fur nish all kinds of stock, and those intending to plant should call upon them. ItoiitH uiid Shoes. l'urchasers of Boots am! Shoos bear in niind that big advertise ments and oilers of big discounts 't. Tint -.llveov-M in,. .111 lif.ut e-iliiuu Yon vvill h.w u, .,.lv tff ,)W ".' ,)ron as Ilo one ,.iln ,i0 husiness i withmt expense. The ouest on is i Wl0 ,..ul V(ll. tie for thj lcu.xt nioin'v 1 '.-, wllo ...... Sl.it . .i.e ,..s, I Sami i:l E. Yoi no. BAZAAR STORE. . to satisfy cnsU ners ill iiuality : Country Produce. T Books, Also carries the Pianos & Organs .V THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY. o CALL AND EXAMINE HIS STOCK. ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE, ALBANY, OREGON. vTXJLICTS Manufacturer of -AND DEALER IN- i'piii Li I Cigar l'!ag and Smoking TobaccoE, Meerschaum and Briar Pi pee, ai full line ' (smokers' Articles. Ne t oi to Pll'eilier's eft.nl v store, Albany, Oregon, . . The largest and best line of $3 shoes for men in Albany. N. B. All my dry.goocls at cost. FIRST STREET, ALBANY, OREGON. ake "immons 'Liver Regulator One Dose WOAT1 too Dollars. Pkak S. L. R: I consider one dnfe Iro m.niH Liver Ketnlat-ir north HUM). was con9ti(vted, hul lteidaehe, could eat oth irnr with satiiifaction or appetite' ha the Much, and felt altogether out of sorts. I re sorted to Blue Ma, Calomel, Quinin , and every remedy siijircfited, liut only ohlained temporary relief. One dose of S L R did m more eood than 1100 worth of dM.-toni an 'IxtorinR. Kenp'y, J c Martiii. I have heen a teacher for twenty vears, and durinir that time have had lepeated attacksof headache, produced by torpid Liver, and have heen entirely cu ed hy Simmons Livei Keipilaror. I loiin t to be ot so mild 9 character in its a tion not to interfere. Id the least with my duti tin the school room. To those einii , situi t d and subject to'iie same, I cannot i hiK-t recommend 8im uious Liver Iteiruiator, K, It. Cmiil Camohel iarille K G.L. Blackmai?, DEALER I.N jDfw,Pa!i,Oils,Peifiiiiicry 1 A MM TT-Vt T WT ARTICLES. And a full line of Stationery, Periodicals. Prescriptions Carefully Comoounded. finest lines of CTOSEI3:iE3:, Choice Cigars DKALF.lt IN Fine Shoes for Indies. Fine Shoes for Gentlemen. Fine Shoes for Children. And the fiiieot line of Gents FURNISHING GOODS in the city. Sole agency for tlie Ludlow Fnie Shoe. FOUND AT LAST I THE WATERPROOF OIL BLACKING, I'tiyirv t-pN, patetit kat!itr, tc. CANNOT BE EQUALED in nunilrtTK of irKd qualities. The fo! lowing arc it few of ita qualities: 1st. It is lasting and durable. L'd. It does not rub olT on the hands or clothes. ol. It is ierfeetly waterproof. -Ith. It softens the leather to itf natural state. oth. It gives the leather a new and glossy appearance. (ith. It contains not one ingre dient that is injurious to either the leather or stitching, but is a pre server of them. 7th. It can be used on the finest boots and shoes and not prevent the use of the common boot-black ing, but will soften and keep them from cracking. Now, my friends, if such an oil as this would suit you, go to the drug 6tore of Ilulin t Dawson, w here you can get it for 50 cents ier bcx. One box w ill oil more than one set of harness. Receipt for making the oil is sold only io individual use. J. C. DKVINE, Manufacturer and Agent, Albany, Oregon. Dr. E. C. Wcsft nerve and hrain treatment, a trur nteexl upecific lot hysteria, dizziness tits, headache, ner vous prostration cnused hy tne use ol alcohol or totiacco, softening of braia resulting in insanity and leading to nus fry, decay and low of Kcr in either six Each tmz con tains one m .nth treatment. One dol lar a hox, or six hox r t..r ive ilollars. sent hy mail pre paid on recript of price. tiitaratttecf iwued only hy J. A. Cuinniiiis, drutrtrist Hole aj;ent, Alhany. i)reron. i500 REWARD We will pay the atiove reward; for an v cast of liver complalr.t, dynpeoaia, sick heaOache, indireetion, constipatioa or costivenes wc cannot cure with West's liver pills, when H dirc-tion are strictly complied with. The are put ely vegetable and never fail to (rie satisfattion. Larire boxes, coctaininu 3d pills, 2fi cents. Tlie genuine manufactured onlv hv the John V. West company. Chicago Illinois. Sold bv J. A. Cummlotrs, dnl(fi(is1 AlbaBy, Orwfon Julius Gradwohl, proprietor of the Golden Rule Bazaar, informs us that he will 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 it steadily increasing. He still keeps up the elegant prizes w ith these goods. THB- Yaquina Route ! OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T. K. liOGi, KereltPi. ANC Oregon MelojiMt Do.'s Steamship Line nr mi ihi mnmn '1 III! H X XI 101 .AND Hours Less Time Than by any oU.tr route: 22 Accomodations unsurpassed tori.n foit an safety, r arcs and freights tut luu.a au the Oregou Deve cpuient cental y's hips, much leas that l y any ctr.er route ween ail points in tne riuii itir l and Sao Frmnciitco, Sailing dates. FROM T14CIKA. Willamette Valley.... .. ..My 7th Willamette Valley 4, 31 rkOM BAH PEAKCUO0 W . Mar 3rd Willamette Valley "ith Willamette Vailev iO. 2b The company reserve the right to d a if trainers vt aailinir Ualea. B.ILT rtBtilNOIR TRAINS Kxccpt Sundays.) L Yac,alna7;d0 a M I Lr Albany 12 20 r' Cor. all i 10:3 an" Corvallis IM ru Ar Albany il:Js t Ar Vaquina 4 3" p. at. O A C. tiaiiie vXiiicejt at .ihan and Col Wh. M Hots, C, . noon, General Manager. U. K & P. Agent Corvallis, O on EAST SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC RQUTE. HIE EOUNT SHASTA KOL'TE California express trains run daily aoiru sontu 17:00 p m..Lv..... Portland ....Ar.. 9:3.' m 10:2o p m..Lv Albany Lv.. tt:.i am 10:1 i a m..Ar...... S. Knuicisoo.Lv.. 9-uu pm Local Pas. Train Dally- -Ex. Sunday S:u0 a m..Lv Portland ....Ar.. 4:cu pm 12:20 p m. .Lv... . All any L. .. li.K am r:40 p mAr.....RoK:i.urtr.. ,.fc.L . . t:2o am Lebanon ttranrri. 2.30 p i.Lt Albany Ar.. !:2i (.nt 26pm Ar ....Li-banon Lv H:4o am 7:'to a ni..L Albany ... Ar.. l.-M pm S.iiin..t l.i.ii.-n...... Lv.. 3 4" pm ALBANY LOCAL, UAILT (KlCejlt Sunday) 5.00 r M..Lv.... Portland Ar....9.X. a m 3,o0.........Ar. . .Albany... ...Lv....i.oo a a PULLMAN BUFFKTSLE1 LKt. TOURIST SLEEFIKG CAB 8, For accommodation ol Second -Class i'a senders attached to Express Trains. Weal SUe Mttiun. Between ,1'or Hand aud Corvallis Mall Train IMIlj-Exrep'. Sunday 7:3um..Lv ...Portland ..Ar.6'30p. in 12:10 pm..Ar C'onaiiis.. L li.oap. m At Albany and Conalhs com-eet with' trains of Oregon Pacifi- liiroad. F.xpress Trails Uullr.xe.pt Sunday t:40pm..Lv Portland... Ar.. S:20 an 7:26 p II).. Ar McUiuo.lUe.I.v..5.46all THROUGH TICKFTS lo AI! Point EAST AND SOUTH tf For tickets and full 'information re Ifardiiu; ratr ma)is, etc., call oil company's atrelit at Albaiiv. K. hoKlll.KII, E. P. KKIHRS, Mnnr Aw I-' A- I. A A WEAK MAN Can cire himself of Ihe de plorable results of early abuee and perfectly restore his t igorand vital ity by our home treatment. The remarkable cures of boneless rnses of nervous debility and private comnlaints are ever where stamp ing out quackery. Treaties arid question list, a physician's gift to suffering humanity, will be sent fiee to those alliictec. Address with stamp PIOXEKR INSTITUTE, 405 Kearny -St., Kooni 2, h'an Francisco, Cal. We o.'trry a large sttn-k of printer's stationery, well a sortetl, lxught tlirett from the manufacturers at a low ligure, and can give the best of work in all kinds of printing for the least money. Try us. Faisi.ky & Smiley. THE MARKETS. Al.BANT QUOTATIONS. Wheat- 7(1!.; (late 6oe Flour $4.25 pet btil Potatoes -li c Eirt's Tic Butter 'iT0:)!c Lard UKiiVic. Hams 14l.'ic. Shoulders 6ic. Bacon 10 13c. Hops 'Mc:Z Hay Timotbv. 16. oats'and cl.ear. 113.' App es flreen, tl oer bu. PluAt Dried, Hcc. per lb. App dried bleached e eundried & V c. Chickens (5 00 2-".50 Beef ogo"c cross. Mutton :g;; ."ioper head. Hon S,i,j dressec. Veal afi"c. EGGS FOR SALE. I will sell full blood Leghorn eggs, both tingle and rose comb, for $1 50 per 1.1. also dotted Wvan dotts, Light Brahmas, Isng'han and Plymouth Kockp at the same price. L..T. Ihtcic, Tangent, Or. i t t i 4? r:.