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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING HERALD: THUKSDAY, MAY 28, I MM. DAIbY AND WBKKI.Y TERM 3 OF SUBSCRIPTION- DAILY Published vcry mormnir except Monday.) iivereu by carrier, per week... J mail, per year... .- 6 00 WKKKLTg jfPubliahed every Friday Morning.) ne copv, per annum, in advance.HW'2.00 toiicD nut iid in advaiiee. 2-M THE MAIM. Mails t the Alhany postottlce cloee Fur all offices north Hie Kastern states rtae Went Side An J the Nairow Ga VI R. R. or Portland and Sat u orvallisand VUina , office south... - . '8;30 A. , U A. II 1 2:30 r. m 7:30 p. h The postottice will be cl - d each cveniuK lloni six to seven o'clock. KeKintered matter for the ly rooming train shouM be mailed before o clock the reviuus evenin?. OREGON' PACIFIC TIMETABLE. Arrives Departs rasst-wrer.. Fiiujht U.Upur 12.20 pm . 3.40pm 7.45 a ni The San Francisco Chronicle Fay that the "New York Commer cial Bulletin is correct in its opinion that Americans are becom ing every year more partial to a large mixture of fruit to their diet The national pie is rapidly being displaced. Its stronghold is still in New England, but throughout the great West it has lost its hold and fruit is now as common at tlesert on the tables of the wealthy and the middle classes as it is on those of rich Europeans. All this favors California fruit growers, for the increased demand assures our horticulturists good prices and stimulates the planting of those varieties in which California has rival. In prunes, apricots nectarines, table grapes and raisins we have the call, and it is these fruits which should be given the preference." The claim that the favors are for California alone w ill not stand, for Oregon comes in for a fair share. In prunes Oregon can lead, and our orchardists are beginning to establish the fact that in nectarines we can also compete. In the matter of apricots and the varieties of grapes we of course cannot equal our neighbor, but we stand ahead in the produc tion of the real king of fruits the apple and cherries and the "better varieties of plums will always lead in the markets provided they are put in shape for it. Tim World's Fair at Chicago is already attracting attention, and preparation for it are resounding all over the world. From far away Japan comes notes of inter est in the exposition. Its collet1 tion will be an addition to a bazar of all nations, which is to be located at the intersection of Mid way plaisauce w ith Jackson Park. The exposition directory has granted space for the bazar, and set apart eight acres for it. In this area is expected to be crowded stores of every nation on the globe, and all of them wiTl be allowed to sell trophies and relics of the exposition. Na.ive mer chants will be in charge of these btores, in every case. A company in Japan has sent in a request to be allowed to build a Japanese village, with icturesqtie streets and to people it with 500 Japs. Similar proposition have been re ceived from Cairo and several oriental countries, and the grounds and buildings committee is puzzled to find space for them all. It is not improbable that the larer portion of the ruidwpy plaieance ill le given over to such villages. The operations of swindlers in Omaha, where they roped in a thousand people, collecting half dollars from each one, to witness the ascension of a genuine air ship, only exhibits the trait in human nature that seemingly delightsin being sw indled. While the crowd was staling in open- mouthed astonishment at the mysterious air fchip, carefully covered up, the Chicago operators locked the eates, jumped on fleet steeds and disappeared with tlm coin. Then the dupes km ml that the air ship was only a bundle of old paper. The South American govem ments eeem to be subject to periodic revolts, and unless they have one alout once in every three months they are not healthy or contented. The Argentine Re public is enjoying another one that has arisen in the province of Cordooa. This very unstableness in political matters in the nations cf South America, is the cause ol the speedy return of colonists who have been lured there by natural advantages of the country and the glowing accounts of speculators. A stable government is a requisite ofsuccessiul financial ventures. Ths plan of disappearing from view, when a sufficient amount of peculation lias been accom plished to make it an object, has become a fashionable one. The treasurer of Alton, Illinois, is a teceiit example of that kind. He was found to be $ 10,000 short after his protracted absence had at tracted attention to his accounts. P.eing a prominent church and political leader did not suffice to keep his financial accounts straight. Tiik opposite of the usual method of pardoning out criminals seems to have been employed in an Indiana prison. One old gentleman, over 80 years of age, claims that in 1SS5 he was sentenced for one year for forgery, and that he was kept in prison over 5 years before he was re leased. A rather remarkable case. Buffalo, New York, reports a veritable leaden rain, in whuh small shot fell in a regular shower of an hours duration. The story- is vouched for by policemen, and possibly might be doubted, but several ladies corroborate their recital. "Leaden iron and iron hail" only lacked the latter re quisite. Two Minnesota farn ers, in dis cussing the merits of an irrigation problem, cjuld not settle the ques tion until one ot them brained the other with a hatchet. The hang man will probably suspend the life of the other, and then the question will be settled as far as they are concerned. A displaced Kansas man whose farm had been suld from him by the fcherid', and himself dis- posessed bv forced letral ejectment assisted lv Ins neighbors thrust out the tenant put on the land and entered into repossession How long he will remain is a question, but us seems likely he can hold the tort some time as the entire officials are alliance men lik e himself. The complications are rather promising in that case THK Glorious Fourth EugenE WILL CELEBRATE, And will give more elaborate- and enthusiastic entertainment than any city in the state. Every thing will be provided for a pal riotic jubilee. THE I REGIMENT E XT C A 1,1 P I.I E IT T Will be in session at Eugene at that time, and the week preced ing, and will form a very attrac tive feature of the day. This tine liody of 500 men will give sp. en did exhibits of drill, parade, etc. Dances and open air concerts with music by the best band in the state each evening, all with the beauty and grandeur of mili tary order and discipline. BEST MI SIC IN THE STATE, Sham Battle, Races, (James, Hose Contests, Etc. .fslsEverylwdy invited. Ihcre act tlt-.l in Ba QUARTER kit ountv r ifon, near what Uh A is now Kakvrcity. ApCUTIDV man who ha.1 ninci-OCrl I Ull I tici-ome l'luiitiit-il with the resource A Aft uriiitlevelonit'iit of th.tt country. ThUnuU man is no other than Mr. .John Stewart, one of the wealthiest and most intmuiitial citieiiH in the county. In a recent lelter he Hays: l had ttet n suffering from pains in my hark ami general kidney complaint for mine time, and hai uned many rummies without any hut temporary relief. The pains in mj hack had heeome so e ere that 1 wax prevented from attending to my work and could not move without the of a cane. Hearing, through a friend, of the wonderful cure ef fort hy Oregon Kidney Tea, I wan in iuced to try box, and from that vcv first done I found iriarniit relief, and before u-ing half rhe contents of the hox the pi;,i in n y hack entirely disappeared I have every f iith in the virtues of the Oregon Kidney Tea, anil ran conscientiously re.Hmmend it to my frivnd. 1 would not he without it for any thing." Oregon Kidney Tea cures headache, incon tinent e f urine, hrick dust sediment, burn ing or painful sensation while urinating, and all atTections of the kidney or urinary organs of either aex. HUMPHREYS' Ik. IIi MniHKY's SrRiiHoare dciontiflcally and tan-fully prepared prescriptions; used for manv years in private practice with suc cess, and for over thirty years used by the (cople. Kvery single specific is a cure for the disease named, These HeihVs cure without drugging, purging or reducing the system, and are in fact ;tnd deed the sovereign remedies of the world, 1.1 -T OK PKIM llL os. ft RKS. F KICKS.. 1 Kextrs, (.'ongestton, inrlainmatioti. !.j 2 Worms, worm fever, worm colic... !." :! ning Colic, nr teething of infants.. ih i lharrhea. of i htldrcnor adults Jn .j lvntery, Uriping, KilliouaOlic Cholera Morbus, vcmiting '.. 7 Coughs, cold:, bronchitis.. !.', 3 Neuraluia, tooth he, Fiiceache Ib'aiincbe, sick fnadachc, vertigo.... 1". 10 iHesia, hillious stomach 'J.'. 11 SuppresMil or I'aiufut Periods T. l'J Whites, too profuse peiiotls l:i Cronp, cough, dilH u!t breathing 11 Salt Kheum. eavsiiH'Lis. eruptions.. 'i: li Khcinit.iti.-4in, rh' imatie pains K. Kever and ague, chills malaria . fo 17 11 Irs, bliul or bleeding -ut 1: Catarrh, influenza, coM in the head r0 il Whooping Coiign, violent cotiuhs .So J Miciura'. debility, physical weakness W) "f7 Kidney disranc fm Nervous debility 1 oo :)) I rinary Wcakf.css, witting bed Mi 'Si listses ot the heart, .tlpir:ttiou.... 1 0 Sold bv dnigits, or sent po-taid on re ceipt of price. ir. Humphreys' Manual, (U4 iges) richly bound in cloth ami gld, ni;K ed rce, MtMrtllihVS MKI. )., Ill & 113 William St , .New York, SPECIFICS SPRING WAGONS. OUR .STOCK OF SI'IlINi; WAOONS IS THE LA IK iK ST AND MOST COMPLETE O.N ill ft I'AUIHU COAST, AMI UO.Ul KISES ALL THE LEADING STYLES OF Four-Spring Passenger and Moun tain Wagons, SPECIAL PARCEL DE LIVERY WAGONS. ONE -HORSE P.l'SlNESS WAGONS, ONE-HORSE IRON AXLE WAGONS, ETC. It will pav all parlies want ing Spring wagons of any description to call upon or correspond with us. We guarantee our vehicles the best, prices lowest, quality considered. Staver & Walker NEW MARKET BLOCK, - - - PORTLAND, OREGON. WE CARRY THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK ON THE PACIFIC COAST OF Machinery and Veliiclo3 of Every Description. SEND FOR CATAI.lXi ' K AN1 I'llIl K LIST. W. O. I )Ar I S & ALBANY, The men of this vicinity need not be jealous because their wives talk so constantly about Matthews and Washburn. Its not their good looks the ladies are talking about, it is the good (pialites of the '-ook and heating stoves they sJl.- Every one seems to he 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. v Wood fr Sale. Dry fir wood delivered to any part of the city at $ o 00 per cord". Leave orders at the foot of F'erry street at P. W. Spink's lumber ' aril. A FULL LINE OF BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES FOR HOYS AND GIRLS JULIUS CRADWOHL'S GOLDEN RULE Spring The public is mense FOR THE . Ilia assortment is hier tliaa and prices. The Highest Market Price Paid for HALF-PLATFORM SPRINGWAGONS, scroll swum, wagons "handy wagons," 'taylok' or three- Sl'RLNU WAGONS, II A LF-Sl'RING WAGONS, EXPRESS WAGONS, DELIVERY WAGONS, CO. AGNTS OREGON. ALBANY ALBANY, OREGON itrcu icti A Eull C(ips of Instructors. Classical, sric title, literary, nimercia. 'tnl normal eta hc (Joursc'it nf stuily ar rumred to meet the nvelH of all Kratles stiiik-nts. Special iii'liirenieptH offeree! t 'tudenlH from abroatL Tallinn ranges trow KtS.M to ii.no Per Term. Instrumental instruction in d:uhiu wi iven hy Miss Laurw Uoltra. Biaril in private (aruilies at low rates, and room for self boarding at small expeow. A careful 8iierviHioii exercised over pup twuy Imm home. Kor ein uhire and full particulars, addrear the prwident, KKV. ELBERT N. COXD1T, Albany, Oregon, CR0WDER BROS Contractois and Builders. Jflice on First street with Wal lace & Cnsick, real estate agents, Jbany, Oregon. Estimates given n all kinds of buildingsorcarpen er work. All work intrusted to will be promptly executed. ColleKiate amoumcemmT invited to inspect the im- stock of Dry SPRING OF ever before, and he ia prepare! Star Bakery ,.A FULL STOCK OK......... Staple Groceries The best quality of teas, ceffcts, candiet nuts, etc. FRESH BAKED BREAD EVERY DAY. At this old reliable house 9 also to W found a complete amwrtment of freli family (rroceries, to whicl. is constantly Ix intf ad-lt! all the seaxonablc lilies of KfOcericn and pro visions, such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to order Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, tastetn Buckwheat Fiour, Cannea Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware. Etc, These Roods were all bo.ii'ht when prii- crclowand the benclit of tbe margin wil in iven to hia cutttoinen. KemcniiM-r thi-j:lac4-. A the old coiner ou Kirrila'id br(. o.Uhin Sts. Conrad Mfcr. DR. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal (oll.e of London, England, also of the i'elle rue Medical College. The Dr. has spent a lifetime of study and practice and makes a spe cialty of chronic diseases, renioveh cancers, Scrofula enlargements, tmiir.rf ind wens, without pain or tho knitc. He also makes a specialty of treat !iieut with electricity. Has praetii ! in the German French aad English hospitals. Calls promptly attend.! lay night. His motto is "u.OD WILL TO ALL." tJ-Oflice and residence Ferry Rtreet, between Third and Fourth. pi-isro. nWOSE WISHING A FlltSTC'LASS IN L 8-rJinent, the best made to st.ind (I., climate of this coast, can lie suited by i-t'!in at Mis. b. K. lfniati'd, opositu the Mu itiit I'ernple, Kimt street. Tbe latent voeal :unl imtruiiient.il muaic kept for sale. Ainu tb larent assortnu'iit tif Htainpiu ptfi n.H to lelect from this Bide of 'Kriwi-o. L-.s.iiis iven in iiaintilii; and emlloii!tr u! ti-i uudio over Linn County I'ank. Ki If 'our erdcr and you will be please!, NurMer) . Meis fl. Ilyman & P.rownell are pwpared in their nursery to int nish all kinds of stock, an 1 thusi' intending to plant should call u pn.it them. Itoiits ami S1h'm. Purchasers of Hoots and Slim . bear in mind, that big advertise ments and oilers of lij diseciints io not always mean best, vahies. You will have to pay soma one a profit as no one can do busine1 without exjienee. The ipiest'on is who can sell you the best good. for the least money. Sami'kl E. Yoi nu. BAZAAR STORE. Goods I89IAT to satisfy cnatciuera in ijuality Country Produce. Crockery ililWWiJnm, Mmwi Books, .ti -is:, v. :ri:.U1t- :ftwj. vHO Prescrmtions Carefullu Comnounaed Also canies the finest lines of Pianos & Organs IX THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY. jCALL AM) EXAMINE IILS STOCK. I Ol'i' FELLOWS TEMPLE, ALB J XY, OREGON. " - r-t- -rrtr-rrnTirwi r- JIJLI-CJS Manufacturer of AND my IViWinTi.M. mnuw (" !! !;in.; aiiv! !iir,1,:ti." 1 U-m ms, Mcersi liaum and Briar Piies, at l n- ! hiiii'kt-i Artii lt-6. N'j or i.o PUt-iik-i V ciindv store, Albany, Oregon, -3SS ir 1 AW.: Tiie largest and best line of $3 shoes for men in Albany. ' N. B. All my dry .goods at cost. FIRST STREET, AL15ANY, OREGON. VnEa5J oV?V -7 CrfJ i"Siy ake "immons Liver One Dose too Dollar?. Imn ?. L. U: I in!tlf;r on d'c Im mom I.iv.T RfKiil-it.-w worth IHIIMI. a iroifitiii.Ve.1. ha-1 lli.vlaohe, ciitil.l eat oth iriif with "nti-f ietion i.r anftite- ha th? ttiii'-H, anl f;lt altogether out of ia.rts. I re wrteil to I'.l'Je M.-t-M, V.irrH, O'lillin , ri every n-tneilv e-ir.'te.!, hut r'tilv iihlnitiel oin;mr:irv relief. One .lose ol S 1, It did m n.re srrtl th-m rlm w.irth of doctors an l-Morinif. K..-sn,j-, J C Mart:. I have li-i-n a tca.herf .r twetitv vears. and ilttrinL' thj' timeruve ha-1 ii HatelaUaeksof mlache, fir.tilni-e.1 hy torpul Liver, ami havfhren etlttrelv cu 1 hy Silnrootis I.ivoi l(erfTili.ir. I fonn t to he of mild 1 ; h ua- ter in its a ti-in not to intrrferc, ID the lean with rny dtiti in the school room. To the simi.t . situ: . a and suhject tohe satiie, I cann..t j hint recommend Sim mons Liver Reinilfttor. C, K. Cnnk.1 CaniDhrl Isvllle Kj. Regulator G.L. Blackman, DKALER IS Paints, Oils, Perfunicrj AND TOILET ARTICLES) And a full line of Stationery, Periodicals. JOS HP-'EE- Choice Cigars DKALER IN- W W VVV 11TSWP ami m m -UKAI.IIK IS- T"l Fine Shoes for Ladies Fine Shot s d)r entleiu-n. Fine Shoes for CliiK'n-n. And the finest line of Gents FURNISHING GOODS ir the city. Sole agent y for the LnJlov Fine Shoe. FOUND AT LAST i THE WATERPROOF OIL BLACKING. tor h.irtn-K"., tMMitK, t-itovtj, i-arriae a'. a l-'i-sTV toiw. imtetit ItatlitT, t'tr.. CANNOT BE EQUALED in nutnl'iTS of i:k1 quaut:t.-. Tnc to -louiti arc a lew of its qualtlK't: 1st. It is lasting and durable. d. It does not rub oil' on th hands or clothes, o I. It is lieifectlv waterproof. -1th. It sui'teiiH the leather to its. natural Mate. r)th. It uives the leather a new an'' glossy apienrance. tiin. it contains not one ingr dient that is injurious toeither tht leeiner or stiicimig, lut is a pre server Ot ,110111. 7th. It can be used on the IiiipsI i liootis and slioes and not prevent j the use ot the common boot-oluck- inr, hut will soften and keep their lioin cracking. Now, my friends, if mich an oi'; as this would suit you, go to the drug store of llulin it Dawson, where you can get it for oO cents per hex. One hox will oil more than one set of harness. Receipt for makii'g the oil is sold only ioi individual use. J. C. DEVINE, Manufacturer and Agent, Albany, Oregon. Wealth ! Jr. K. C. WVstV rwrve and braii. treatment, a jfuar infiii. ftvi:ific ft u l)Htoria, dizzhtetu tits, he.nlat he, tier .iih iToHtraticn cue(l l thcuw; ol alcohol or toliatro, "fteiiinjr of lirain n M'lltiiik; io iiinaiiity Atitl katlirij to nun cry, dtxay ant low- ol Kjwi-r in eithui R y,iu h )x on tains one m nth treatniuiit. One dol lar a box, r six U v f-r vc tlollan scut ly mail pre ait on receipt I l-rii-c, (itiataiitee Ihiicci only tiy J. A. t'unmiin, (iruirKiMl Ht.le ajjent, AUany. O-retiu. S500 REWARD We will pay ttic above reward; for any ras of liver onipl:iiiit, dTsjieiiaia, sick headache, i.-idivextion, eonMipation or owtivenesa w-f rnnnot cure ith West's liver pills, when tl direction are strictly complied with. The ri e put ely vcirclable and never fail to (fivt suticfai tion. Lart'e lioxes, col tainini: 30 pillf. 2t cents. The genuine inaiiufactured only hy the J..hn t". West company. Chicajji' Illinois. Sold hv J. A. Cummids, druKis Alhany, Oretron Julins Grailwohl, proprietor of the (ioKlen Rule I'.azaar, infornia us that he will add to his already lare;e business a complete line of shelf hardware und family proceries. The pales of his Golden Rule teas and liaking powder is pteadily increasing. He still keeps up the elegant prizes with these goode. Ileaiih is THE Taqnina Route OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T. K. UOi.C, i;.-iler. Oregon Melopseiri Co.'s Steamship Line :oc!ini)TL-n OUUIUMI. 22 Hours Less Tln.e Tlian by my utter route: Accomodations uriurj.PtI ftTifn f'.i; no Mffty. r&n'e ami licki iu 11:4. n the Oregon lievc oi'tiiciit i-oii 'h hiia, luuch lew, that b tny t.;i- -r rrufc we;n &II K)itjts iti tbe V.iillrii f' . 1 ft id ban r r&i.usoo. Sailing dates. FRO TAQI IK. Willamette Valley.... ..... ... .J!.iv 7:h w v n;t Wilkuiicttti Valley -i, 31 run SAN raANCii-cu rT Slav 3t i i illm)( tt-j aiit.., VilialuttCe Vullev.. ijth Tlie coiui'any rwrvu the riijht to ci.i ig teuiiiers or s.iiliuir dales. UaILV rAKM(KR TRAI-.S u Vac,.llr.r.ii0 A M I I.v .Aiiiany 12-"!j f' C.rallit IhiSA A Ji " (Mialils l:oi ri .r Al'iaiiy i a m I Ar a,,:ir:a r. O. it C. tiaillfc -tMiif. Jl at A.: an a:jo I'O' V v. M C, . IJoai'S, ( i ci 1, Jlut.ti O. F & P. , i EAST SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC F.QUTE, TilE KOU.NT SLSTA r.CTTE C-iiftrria t rt ?g 'F pin 'y - . - vrLl il j j .niif 1 ii V;0C m..lv. .. .I' .rtiv.J .... Ar.. ,tm p m..i.v A I. v.. mu lO:i.i a ili..Ar S. f-:;i'lfise".lv.. !- pin firal ra. Imin Ih!1-.. MsnJay - 111. . I. v l'ii?jihI Ar.. 4 (in p in. . Lv Ali jT .v ...... ..u 6:40 p niAr .. . . .. . ,. , lDi 2 ;i p lv... .A.i'Aiiy... S:'i p tn Ar ... .Kt .t,t..n. , ft a ui. L' :i.- ; ..... ...Ar.. f u . . 1 t ,.tu ... Ar . . . ( iu . I.. . ;ttj f m. Lv Port.;i!i.l Ar....A'h. A M Ar. ..Aituny ..i.v... . am i'ULLMA.N L L ti,l.Li..-.l 1 ::. TOUR1.-T SLKi.l iNi fAi.-', Kir aeC0il!!i:iatt-. 'f t - 11 M!Dre&H a'.t.lu : l r; n.-. . , Msll Train l((j-hjuv'. Mimi.v 7;' a m.. I.v ...l'o.-.U!; I ...Ai..'3"i iu 12:10 p 111.. Ar t.-.r-.u.. I. v.i: f. m At Alltany an-l Cor.?i:;; . trams ot (in ir' ii I'ut.tu !Ui:;ro. Mil with l"ir-t Iruln lail Kx-ijn tut:iiy t:4t)pm..Lv I'vr'laMl Ar.. -im :M i m..Ar .! . l. ..;f.. ui THROUGH TICKETS EAST AND SOUTH 09 Kor tickets nt.il ftill it.'on.. iti'-n n ifar.imi: r;i'.. rtuij,-, etc., eail i.li w.n:) 1 1 'a i nt -it A.it.iiu . K. hol.iii.Kii. M..:iii.er E. !. I k;i.i:s, A-f i. I a I . A A WEAK fil&M Can core hltii.e. lf of tln 'e lrall l v.l t- of t-sti Iv al-te an! jierieelly rest:ie 1 1 1 s !(ir htm) ilal ity liy our liome Irt-ainicM. The reniai kaltle cimtio! lioiK lt'vs e:i.-t-3 of nervous ileluhly privx'e iin ila in ts are ever wli-re i-i:iiii!(-inir out fjinu-ti-rv. Tiea:ie anl (inestion lt, it pfivi-ieiaiiV iiv't to t-ull. riii liuiiiaiiity. will !. p,M,t flee to those ail!iet-i:. Atiilrt!:8 with .tamp l'iONKKU INsTITl'TK, 40."i Kearny t., llomu .an Francisco, fa'. We r:,rry a hr? -k .f printrr's s-taliuiicrv, v ii :.s- sortod, lioiiuht iliiici fri ii! liio maiiufactUM Ts :,X a lnw i;Lri!rf, and can pjve tin' it f w. ik in all kinds t.f j-rinting fi.r the Ifast nioiH-v. 1 i v t:s. IV.isi.t v a- i.y. THE IARKi;if:. ALU ANT Qrf'TATlCN'f. Wheat ',11;.; ul- :.or FI0ur-f4.55.tr bt.l Potato-.- Itlc FifL-s Butter iV?:;rc Lard Uoi-ic. Hams H1V. Shoulders t tor sc. Baeon lOftil'c. Hops 'i)e. : Hay Timothy, f 10, oats.nd cheat 4;V. App cs firci.--, t ver hn. Pluxif Dried, '.'(ftc. per tt. App-es dried blea. lied it Ruuiir'a-d 0 ' c. Chickens $5 00 0 .V0 Beef liigl'.'-c zro6. Muttou :;(?:; rniiier bead. Hoirs 5i.. drcbtec. Veal fj.aiije. ECGS FOR SALE. I will Fell full McmhI Leghorn eggp, both f-inde and rose rumli for if 1 SO per 1.!. also dotted Wvan dotta. Light I'ri'hniaa, l.angjlhan and Tiy mouth Rock at the Fame pnee. L.j. Hoick. Tangent, Or.