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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1891)
THIS MORNING IIEKAM): FRIDA JUNE 12, f?-91. Da.iiy and Weekly TERMS OF SUBSCTJl'TJON DAILY foblMhtd everv uiornin? except Mom'ay e'lvrnd hv carrier, per week. . y mail, cr y-ax.. ou I e 00 1 WKKKLTa j( Published every Friday Morning.) n oopy, per annum, in adance......ii.00 Vnen not unit iu advance.. TIIK MAILS. Mails it the Al'-vv postolfice close F r oitice norm The Partem .t-itcs (8,30 A. M, The West Side ( And the Xairow G tl R. Rj J or Fciiiaml arid Is.ii-1 11 A. M ortallmand Yaiiuina ...MM,.1'J; r. M otfiie south........ 7:30 r. The pogtoltice will be clj-deach cvei.ini. 0:0 six 10 seven o'clock. nwrmtered nutter tor th ly mnrtiiiti fer-kin chuuld ho uiailul before o clovk the rerious evening. OitECON PACIFIC TIMKTAIiLE. Arrives Departs (Mwn:r. F11 itfhc ll.l:ipm liiO.iii . 3 -( ' ) .ill 7.4. a u. THE Sl'EClE Sill I'M ESTS. The transferring of a huge volume of the gold Coin of this onntry to Kurope, has been the theme of the tinancinl writers fjr fonie lime. The Henry Clews' letter of June tih, eaj s that dis appointment Uiis entertained on Wall street on account of the r.on ctrisation of the expoi t.s. It s.iys that, "nearly $7,1-1 ) of specie lus leen sent to Ku'ope. within the six days, in the wjy of regular j exchange transactions ; which shows that there is still outstand ing a foreign balance iig.iinst ti", and the Kutope.in bankers prefer to have it settled in cash ra'her th:-.n to allow it to remain here earning interest. This disposition on the part of our foreign creditors is not remarkable considering the good rates at which they can just now employ thei funds at home, and in view also of the fact that the great state banks are using all . their intluence to induce foreign bankers to keep their metallic re serves within reidy reach.'' Mr. Clews further reviews the situation, considering that the present attitude of Russia as hav ing a materia! i-iihn nee upon the action of gold in its Hitting across the Atlantic channel. The iin huniane treatment that Russia i. meting out to the Jews is thought to be an indirect influence, a it is causing a probable diplomatic pro test from ('her nations, the effect of whi -tniyb another revival of the w. cloud that is always a financial disturber. TaV'ng into ronsiderat'on all these conditions, and notwithstanding the poor crop prospect in Europe and the re markable g )"d crop prospect ; i this coi'ntry pouits to a different result in the near future, Mr. Clews thinks that it seems reason able to expect that, so long as the balance of trade with this country gives Kurope the option c f draw ingg )!d from us, th.? opprt:iity w ill not be neglected. He further says: "Inosi; are clearly conditions that call for caution at this ccntiv. It is true that the situation in London lias shorn considerable improvement w it' "n the past week. The Hank of England h is g line I ,0 l in go'd, making a t j!al increase fir the last three wee'i- s of OiHl.f ):) while the pioportion oi reserved t j liabilities stands at the extraordinary rate of 4 1. "5 per cent; and under these circum stances the Rank has naturally if duced its discount rate from 5 t 4 per cent. Rut strung us is this statement, our week's export of gold shows that the Rank is will ing to still further uugment its accumulation of cash- Tho only satisfaction we can liud under thi s1.; extraordinary movements is in the unvarying rule that a w ide swing of the pendulum in one j direction is followed by one pr. -( iiiirtinnAfelv wide in the m.Mmiff ' ' ' I - The (pieslioil is whether the 1 ld hv dru'Uts, or Mint postpaid on re , .,, . . . ' ceipt of iirire. ir. Humphreys' Manual. (144 change w ill come m tune to pre-1 ,lliat.s) t hiy )., 1 , ci..th and ir-ild. mail- vuiit utr uiN.iii-i- n tliu V..rL- money market. That ipiestion is not easily solve I ; and we advi-e oar friends tv wait f r the answer from event, rather than jump to a conclusion. 1 tie situation sug-1 gests hope as well as caution w hile we have had .v.),tKH metallic money drained off f ro::i otircirculatiju, the largest special disbursements cf the treasury last Fall anil t!ie creatio:i of new sil-j yer currency more than ciiniieii-; sate for the loss. An I, a might) have been expected, this nidation j of the circulation has caused iin.nev to How to this litv from! the interior i.i liberal volume for some weeks past, whilst, judging from tha continued high premium on Ne" York exch:igi at the in terior and at coist citus, there is more yet to come." As Engliah sta'istician va'.'. niates the world's indebtedness at ; Jf 150,000,' . ,0lH. j Tin: use of dynamite lias hereto fore been contined to mining, en-yiijt-erinjj and like operations, including nihilist tlljrts to kill obnoxious rulers. It is said that a new use has been developed for it. A few days ago some experiments were being made w ith the explo- s;on of Ivnainite on a heavy iron block. I'.y eouie means a small dried leaf had slipped in between the dynamite cartridge and the iron block, and when the charge had been tired those in charge t were astonished to find a perfect imprint of the leaf iu the iron. The most delicate lines were re produced with startling distinct ness. A series of experiments followed, which were attended with remarkable success. Tiik dilference between Russia and Germany, is pretty well illus trated in the different manner in which the respective heads of the two governments move about among the people. The Czar is constantly guarded by a cordon of police, v. hi!e the Emperor ot Ger many moves about wuu periect freedom and impunity, with his simple body guard Hut there is no country on earth that will, in that respect, com pare with our own, where the head of the eminent can travel from one of the country to the other, mingle on a perfect equality safety with every citizen of laud. gov end and and the Tiiki:k are ia the l'00,!ii:.7'. miles of of all descriptions. United States railroad track Puiiuil On the streets of Albany, a watch. The owner can have the same by lefrribiiiii the watch and paying for this notice. Sam Goetz's fancy pastry, cakes and bread, fresh every morning, at Allen Bros. T H K Glorious Fourth EugenE WILL C'ELERRATE, And ill give more elaborate and entliusiastic entertainment than any city in the state. Every thing ' ill be provided for a patriotic jubilee. THE 21) REGIMENT ENCAMPMENT Will tie in session at Eugene at that time, and the week preced ing, and will form a very attrac tive feature of the day. This line tiody of WO 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. REST Ml'SIC IN THE STATE, Sham Rattle, Races, Games, Hose Contests, Etc. l& Everybody invited. HUMPHREYS Dr. lli'MHiRKY'i Si'Rt'fFK'Sare cienificilly aul eirel'iilly -ri-partl prescriptions; uwl lor m.itiv wur-t in private practice with tme aul f.ir ovt-r thirty yexn usvl by tht lc..pii. Kvvrv rtinIe spicifL i a cure lr tht- list vse named . Thrie spe iti cure without iirUififiutr, pur-in or rclu 'itm the h stem, and are in fart and deed the sovereign reinedieti of the world. LWT Of PKIN" IPAl. SOS. Cf'KR. PRICKM.. 1 KevtT!, C-mircMtioii, intlammation. . s 'lh i WoniH, unrtii kver, worm colic.... ( Mini: Colic, or teething of infanttf.. I hurrht a. of chddren or adultn ; lystnten , liripimr, I Jd lions Colic ..... '.Cholera Slorhu?. vc tinting 7 Cui;h', colds, bronchitis VcuraU'ia, tiHiiha-.be, Knccache t llc.iiinehe, sii-k h adv-he, vertigo..., 10 Dpsjupsia, hillious stotnarh 1 1 Suppressed or Painful Periods l W hituM, too pmfuse pc-iods 1 Cmnp, cou-h, ditt! -ult hre ithinif it .Salt Kbeum. tavsipelas. erupt'Ous.. IS KheUDatUtn, rheumatic pains. I; Fever and aue, chills malaria 17 IMlcs, blitiil or hlet'dinir 1, I'.-ttarrh. iiifluen.a, colli in the head jo W hiMipin-; Cun, violent couuhs . J4 General detlity, phjsical wcukness l'7 Ktdnev di-MX-te 15 5ETi ifO ro 50 50 5t 10U J- Xeivous drbilit ........ Mi Crinarv Weakness, witting Ited., 50 bi.Mn4is ot the heart, palpitation. 1 00 f tU rve, 1 1 L M I' 11 U 7. 1 r Jl T. I . 111 A Hi William St , New York. SPECK FIGS ARKETT'S ;wr;;(iar(len Seeds. ' j The Best Jiecdtise j -:- AllClllH liclUlble, KSTABUSHED 1S7-4. "Special prices to market gardeners, "-end for catalogue for ls'-l. Address, Geo. Staiikett, Walla Walla, Wash. ROSE AND SINGLE COM U BrowiiLcghorn Roosters FJH SALE AT $1.50 EACH Also some fine Langshang, Tly moth Rock ami Wyandottes, same prce. Mrs L. J. Hoi ck, Tangi nt, Or, SPRING OUR STOCK OF SI'RING WAGONS IS THE LARGEST AND MOH' COMl'LETE ON THE PACIFIC COAST. AND COMPRISES ALL THE LEADING STYLES OF Four-Spring Passenger and Moun tain Wagons, SPECIAL PARCEL DE LIVERY WAGONS, ONE - HlUSK RUSINESS WAGONS, ONE-HOUSE IRON AXLE WAGONS, ETC. It will pay all par;ies want ing Spring wagons oi any description to call upon or correspond with us. We guarantee our vehicles the best, prices lowest, iual ty considered.- Staver $c Walker NEW MARKET BLOCK, - - - PORTLAND, OREGON. VE CARRY THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK ON THE PACIFIC COAST OF Slaciuiery ani Voiiclas of Every Description. KNU FOK CATAI.OC -E AND 1'ItIfK LIST. W. O.IJA.V IS iSo ALBANY, The men of this vicinity need not be jealous because their wive talk so constantly about Matthews and Washburn. Its not their trood looks the ladies are talking about, it is the good (jualites of the rook and heating stoves they sell. Every one seems to be delighted when they buy from M. and W. School r Notice. The school tax in school district No 5, is now due and ay-i able. Uiill at my ollie ami pay the same helore it necjmes tie- linqiietit. C. f !. rit'KK II U(T. District Clerk. A FULL LINE OF BICYCLES FOR r.O'YS AfcD (ilULS- JULIUS CRADWOHL'S QDLDEN RULE Spring amodscemmT The public is invited to inspect the im mense stock of Dry Goods FOR THE SPRING OF His assortment ii hi.er thin and prices. The Highest Market Price Paid for WAGONS. half-platform sh king wagons. SCROLL SI'RING Wagons. "II ANDY WAGONS," 'TAYLOR' OK THREE SPRING WAGONS, HALF-SPRING WAGONS, EXPRESS WAGONS, DELIVERY WAGONS, CO. AGENTS ORKGON. ALBANY ALBANY, OR EG fin iK?o...aM. i?n A Eull Cups of Instnictcis. Classical, ticir tific, literary, w mmfMa, nd normal cla turn Cmire of ntud ar ranired to meet the needn f all raticrt o itudenU- Hye iaJ indiueniciiU nffen-d t tudenlfl from abnaL Tuiti'-n rsm-fes fron 5,50 fo iftl'i.AO IVr Term. InstrunienUi) instniction In camic i iciven by Mitw laura (loltra. Board in privaU) fiimilieM at low rates, in i rooniH for self tmantin; at small expense. A i-arefui buiktvihiou exercised over pup iwny fnnn home. for circulars and full particulars, addrtf the presiuent, KKV. ELBKKTN. COXD1T, Albany, Oregon. CR0WDER BltOS Contractois and Builders. Jflice on First street with Wal- , i 3:e x Ciifiek, real ('mate agents, J'.mny, Oreiron. Kstimates niven n all kinds of huildingsorcarpen- er work. All work intrusted to I will be promptly executed. Collegiate ever hefire, and he is prepare! ar mm ..A FULL STOCK OF.. Staple Groceries '11 The hint quality of ten, cclccs, camllcs nuts, etc. FRESII BARED BREAD EVERY DAY. At this old relialilc houtw Is also to be fonnil a complete as-sortnunt of fpesh family ifroLtrics, u uhii-1 ia cnriKtai'ily Imjii.it a-I'ltJ ul( tho so:woiialile lines of urocerica uml pro visions, such aa Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to order Anchouy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, tastetn Buckwheat Flour. Cannea Goods of All Kinds. Sohemian Glassivare, Etc, Thcae ifomU were alt hoiiiflit wlien jr'' i re io uml tliulicMivtlt .'I tie unririn will in ,'iiuh to hi L'titoiiierH. Koineinh.-r the place. tt Die olil uuiiitr m Kirit and lir. tlhiu btt). Conrad Mter. OK. V. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal College of London, Kngland, also of the Jlulle vue Medical College. The Dr. has spent a lifetime of itudy ami practice and makes a spe cially of clironiu diseases, nmioves cancers, scrofiilarnlargetnentH.tmnor in (I hlp.s, without iaiu or the knife, lie also makes a unecialty of treat nent with electricity. IbiH practii ed n the German French and Knglish qospitals. Calls promptly attended lay uight. His motto in "...OD WILL TO ALL." fcSrOffioe aad residence, Lc!a on, Oregn. fxj. :tro. PHOSE WISHIM1 A FIKST-CLASS IN L 8'r jircnt, the lit.st made t. ftaml tin :limate of tiiis rua.it, i"an he suited l.ycr"lin' it Mis. It. K. I i in in Rppuvile the .M.woim Feaipli, Fiit street. The btist oial and instrtiMieiiUil Tiiume kept for Kile. Alsn the largest asiiortiiieiit tif stamping patterns to lelei-t from tliw Hide of 'Kriseo. L:is)!ih ivtn in painting and eniir.iik-r at hei ituilio over l.inn County l'..ink. Give hei 'uur erder and you wili he piease 1, S'urHer MeiB. llyman & r.rownell ate prepared in their nursery to fur nish all kirds of stock, and those intending to j' mt ehould call upon them. ItlHltH HIKl SIlOt-H, Furehasers of Hoots and Sho:'s hear in iiiiml that liir advertise ments and oilers of lii di-eounts !o not always mean hest values. You w ill have to jay some one a iirofi as no one e- do lii)siiitMs without exoense. '1 ne o iirst'mi is who can sell you the hent goods for the least money. Sami kl E. Yoixo. Crockery AND TRICYCLES BAZAAR STORE. 1891 AT . to sa'icfy customers in quality Country Produce. Druffs, t-tlM n 1 :&msimmm iooks. liUlli e d rfcoor Also carries the a c-S!Vi! Rli Pianos & Organs .V Till: WILLAMETTE VALLEY. CALL AM) EXAMINE II IS STOCK. OII FELLOWS TEMl'LK, ALBiNY, OliKtiON. JTJLI'CTS Manufacturer of -AND DEALER IN- nnrrr i!t r i UliU C'ars i'lug and Suiokinsr Tohuccoe, Meerschaum and Briar Pipee, at fuU lin- o fiiiiokers' Articles. Ne o to PlleifJer's candy store, Albany, Oregon, Once AV5 wish to remind yon that wt car j-v tho most Compltte Line of Hard ware, Stovts and llanes in the Val ICV MATTHEWS & WASHBURN. FEED -:- STORE AiNl! GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET. WAXTKD Sl'KCIA LLY- Hay, rats fnd cttMf. lo aupply eustome or. tin; Or'ijon I'iieiSc Kailroad extension and my insreaeing home tradt 1-cre I sell in i Jaiitities to suit the purchasers. Store iu Strahan Brick, Serum! street R M. R0BRRT'SoN. 5n (ft so r a & ake "immons Sr 'Liver Regulator One Dose WOATB ' ioo Dollar?. DitAR S. L. R: I consider one do tm mons Liver Reiiiilator worth 1ftI(N. wa constitiatcit, had Headache, conlil eat oth inir with KatiBfaction or appetite ha the nines, and felt altogether out of sorts. I re sorted to Itlue Mans, Calomel, Quinin , and every remedy siitu'eiited, but only obtained temporary relief. One dose of S L R did m more pood than SI0 worth of doctors an dxtorine. Kesp-, J C Martih. I have been a teacher for twenty years, and during that time have had lepeated attacks ot headache, produced by torpid Liver, and have been entirelv cu cd by Simmons Livei Keirula'or. I foun . t to be of so mild character In its a tion not to interfere, in tlic leist with my duti lin the school room. To those simiiai i situi t d and subject to 'lie same, I cannot 1 burt t recommend Sim mons Liver Kefrulator. K, K. C'bimlI Canubel'vU)e K. 6.L. Blackmai?, -DEALER IK Paints, Oils, Perfumcrj AND TOILET ARTICLES An! a full linn nf Oi j- .... t .! i aiauoncrv. i er ouicais. ifJLiuiio uuftyuny uini'M"wtM- finest lines of JOSEPH. Choice Cigars ill Asain 'I hi r ct tlol in Ita QUARTER ktr lountv ru iron, m ar whil III- A ni:ui ho hiM einctULll I Uil F iHt-oine nidi lifted with the rt-ource ami tlfVL'loitinent of that country. Thici :AC0 nui'i is no -th-r than Mr. John Stowart, one of the weallliicdt umJinotit inliucntial citizens in tlic county, loa reccnl luitcr he says: 'l Um betn nuffcrinjj from pains in my la- k .11 ill lrem-nil k itl i it o'lnuliint ior ciiic time. and h:u" Ureil many r'm-UH wirhcut any j but temporary retief. The paiim in in; baek j had lievome wriwvere thit I wuu i rcnt-d j from aitt-nrtinji to my work and could not i in. ve wiihout the of a tune, lieari'tjr, j tbrouuh a frteml, f the wonderful em en t f- foit by Oregon Kidney Tea, I wa in Ju ed to -try a tox, and from that vvv firt deito 1 j found ina;arit relief, and tiforc u inc half the contentH o' the box the pjkins in c y back entirely diiapercd I have every f it h in th irtnefi rf the Oregon Kidm-y Tea, and e.in cinHcieu!i'U!tly rocniunei tl it to my friend. I woii'd not be u ithuut it for any -thim;. Oret on Kidney Tea cure hoadaehc, iiicn tiiienee of urii e, Itrick dtiht Hetlimenr, 1 uni it(or pain(j) HLUation while uniiutin, and all affet liofitfof the kidney er miliary TtaiiB of eitiier st x. Health is Wealth ! Dr E. C. IVot't nerve and brail, treatment, a Kuar Hiitccil sieiiflc t"X livateria, jiz.ineitf tits, headache, tier vtiim prostration caused by the uae of alcohol or tobaivo, BoftviiinK of brain reuniting in intanitt and leading to nua ery, decay and lost of power in eithcl 1 at x rjich box con- j tains one ni -tith e . treatment. One Ool- ! lar a box, or six box i es for vc dollars. ' sent by mail pre- ' paiit on receipt ol ! irie. Guarantee Ksueil only hy J. A. I Cummina, dnu:ii9l sole "Kent, Albany Orofron. 5500 REWARD We will pav the aliovc rewanl" for any cam of liver complaint, ilysiwuaia. siok headache, indiecstion, con(iitioii or contivenem cannot cure with West's liver pilla, when ! ...-J...I.. .mi.li.wl .ilh Ilia. direction are u"j i " i arepuielvvcK'-ta,,lc "cvcr ""'to (five satisfaction. Ijrue loxos, coi Uintii i J pills, 25 cents. Jne eenuinc uuuiuiacaurao i only ny me jonn v. e i""'i7. Illinois. Sold by J. A.tCumniiUKS, dniist Alliany, Orciton. Julius Gradwohl, proprietor of the Golden Rule Bazaar, informs us that he w ill 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 still keeps up the elegant prizes with these goods. Silk mitts at the Ladies Bazaar. Boy's ehirts vests atSearlsgoing at cost. A large line of children's sun bonnets, school hats, while aprons and dresses just received at the Ladies Basaar. Something nice in coffees at Allen Bros. They run their own delivery wagon, and deliver goods promptly, j -THE- f apioa We ! OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T. K. liUGC, Ilecciver. Aisr 11 Steamship Line 01 ;and 22 Hours Less Tlrrn llian by any other route: Accomodation iirisiirpunsed forremfort ao safety, rare ainl treit.ui ia i aijuiiia an Uie Oregon liec opiiKiil con.iati'a ihifia, much le that ly any ctlur route ween all po'tita iu the ViiillaD.ttre fcl ktid San Kranciscn, ISA I LI NO DATES, FROM TAl'INA. A'illamette Valley.... utie 4th WV Lit VVUlamettAi Vailey 4 22, irvu has raAxcuoo W . M.ny :i WiKaluetto Valley June '. M'iltauietle Vallev .m....... ' 1, 27 The company ruierve the right to cka'iff teaniera or aailinir dales. iAii.Y raibiooKK riAHi Kxcept Sundayii.) L Yar.uir.a 7:00 i u I Lr Albany 12-20 M C.:ia!lis lu: a M I " Curvallia ru Ar Aluany a u I Ar Yaquiii fi't r. M. U. & C. tUii.s .oiiiieet at AiLan arid Coi A m. M. Hoao, C, . ItCuDB, (General Uana;eri ii.V & P. ARcnt Corvallis, O on EAST SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE. THE MOL'KT SHASTA ROUTE Calid rnia ex) rtca trains run daily KORTU . 931 am tT.-OO . m..Lv.....Pirt!aiid ....Ar lu:-i p iu..Lv Ali-aey Lv 10 15 a in. .Ar S. Kranciaoo.Lv.. HAfj pm iAH-nl Taas. Train lallj--'.Ex. Sunday b.00 a m. .L IVrtlaiiit Ar. . 4:00 jm 1 !:20 p in.. Lv... . All)aii....Lv.,'..'.i : in 5:40 i' uiAr.....Row nuri; I, v. . ri Z4. m LrlHiHitn liranrb. 2.3i pLt Allany Ar.. ::f im ,2Ui6pm Ar ....lel;i!!'ri Lv ":'lini..L' Alliiiy.. Ar.. t. ii li.:!tmAr Lh'h..;! Lv.. fin Ai.mxv LotAi., 0AH.V (i"xttrt Sunili.v) 5.1 r u . .Lv.,..I'o! tiau'J Ar .9.'. am U.W.......Ar. ..All'll).. U....5.W M 1'ULL.ma:-. bi fkktsli h vt u. TOURIST SLEKFINV; CAlc., For accOD:mMiatifiii nt Seci nd-.!afi K SeQjferB IkTUMjfactl to aMitV 'iiattj". Betweon ToiHan-J and Cerva!!zs 92a1 Train iMillj-Kxcept Sunday 7:'am..Lv ...Fo.nlanJ ...Ar.&.SOp. 12:10 p m . . A r Ccraiii.. Lvl2.6.p. At Albany and Con al 1:8 co.incct tra na of irv rcifieKai.roail. with Expre TrHla Pnlly (F.xctpt Sunday 4:44 p m..LiV Portland... Ar.. b:20 am 7: p in..Ar M.Minni.le.Lv..5.45ani THROUGH TICKF-TS lo All I'oint EAST AND SOUTH t4T For tii ki ts ami full ii formation ro irarilinif rat'i niHp( tto., call un company ' art'tit at Alttani. K. KOK1M.KK, E. P. ROGKRS, M!ii.u.'.-r A-t. y ti P, A A WEAK felAN Can ere liimst-lf of the i?e i!r;ible h-miI:s i-f t ally al.use and jcif cl!y rt't-t'iie liis vi)ior and vital ity by our liume treatinent. Tlia ri-niarkablc rurf? of lioi'fless cases of nervous debility and private coin nlaints are ever where stamp ing out quackery. Treaties and question 1 i t a pfiveician's pft to tufJerinj; liumani'v, will be eent fiee to those alllictec. Address with ctamp riOXEER IXSTITtTE, 403 Kearny t., Room 2, San Francisco, Cal. Wc o:.rry a large PttK-k of printer's stationery, well as sorted, liotight direct from the manufact tilers at a low figure, and can give the liest of work in all kinds of printing for the least money. Try us. Paislky & Smiley. THE MARKETS. ALBANY QUOTATIONS. Wheat 7u$ Oats .0c Flour Helper bbl Potatoes 40c Eggs 12o ButUir 255c Lard 1012c. Hams 141.V. Shoulders h3cC. Bacon 10l'ic Hoie 20c.-r Hay Timothy, flC, oats and cheat $1 Ana eg Oreen. 1 r hn. PIuju Dried, itftic. per lb. Appe dried bleached Vc aundrled (J c. Chickens $5 00 (25.50 Beef :i:Jc jrrnsg. Mutton :g3 Miper head. How fij-ij- drcebec. Veal atJc. EGGS FOR SALE. I will sell full blood Leghorn eggs, both inele and rose comb, for $1 50 per IS, also dotted AVyan dotts, Light Br.ihmas, Ijingahan and I'lyniouth Rocks at the eame price. u J.JlorcK, Tangent, Or.