The state rights democrat., November 20, 1891, Image 2

STITE8 & KUTTIUQ.
Kill Corn nil Preprlrtora.
Th bounty paid by Minnesota la it y ar for
wolf Kill amounted tl t5a,ooo.
Connecticut last yat look out mor patents
ia proportion to population than any other
itate in the union.
Michigan raiee twice many peache a
Delaware, and Illinois produce much mora
whiskey than Kentuokey.
Sixty per cent of the population of Alain
are farmer, and th annual prodact ot ihalr
land and labor U worth orar f-20,000.000.
ao y th eeoretsry of Iheir board o( agri
culture.
Th great treasury vault at Washington
cover mor than a qutrter of an acre, and U
1 a feet deep. Recently there wa 90,000
000 in silver stored there, an amount that
weighed 4000 torn an t would load 175 height
car.
A new explosive called "Terrorit" has
been invented. It is a gelatinous compound
th ingredients being secret. It is said to
be aafe to handle, very powerful, and can be
fired in shells.
Four different mountain peaks in 1 Jaho are
from 13 to 33 feet lower, by actual measure
ment, than they were 1 J years ago, and it is
believed that this settling is going 00 with
many ot hats. Th idea is that quicksands
have undermined them.
What la know as "gooe-fieshn uaualljr
result from a low condition of the system,
and Is really a slight chill. It you have
such attacks often it would be wisest for
you to consult a physician.
Hypodermic injections of chloride of gold
are being used with wonderful result in an
Ohio institution lor coring drunkeoaess. The
tas'.e for liquor is eradicated within ten or
twelve days, with no disagreeable symptoms
Probably the smallest locomotive ever
constructed has just been made by William
Jacobs, a machinist ot Mecklenburg town
ship, Fa. It weighs but 1 pounds and
ik a portion of an eight-day clock. Around
the dial Is a nilniture railway trick, and
on this the tiny locomotive moves every
five minutes.
California's variety of tcmplature was
llustrated recently by the fact that while
the heat in the valleys reached 100 degrees
In the shade a party In the mountains
were exploring a miniature glacier, and
camping beUe a lake on which traces ot
Ice could be found la the morning.
Recent reports from the Bshsmas stale
that the cultivation ot Sisal hemp Is prov
ing to be a great succes, and the product
will soonamocnt to Co ,000 tout annually
The quality Is said to be vety fine.
The proposal for the tunnel through the
Slmplon have been submitted to the S"Us
government, and are soon to be adopted.
The total cott will be about $16,000,000-
and the time to complete It will be about
SX years.
The Kansas City Times says the rebate
feature ot the tariff was discussed some
what at Ada. To understand this rebate
tt Is only necessary to know that last year
granulated sugar refined In New York was
retailed In Scotland at four cents a pound.
Its wholesale price in New York was six
and a quarter cents. Solve that fact for
it Is a fact and you will comprehend the
rebate feature of the tariff.
Gov. Hill's Thanksgiving proclamation
came out ahead of the president's this
year, which Is perhaps not strange.In view
of all the circumstances. The democrat
have begun their thanksgiving already,
and all parties and factlona will be In good
shape for the turkey, with cranberry sauce,
on Nov. i6th.
An English gentleman lately drove a horse
in a dog cart 1 00 3 miles in nineteen cooscc
ntive days, over the corn mm English tosds,
an average of over 52 miles a day, and Dusking
68 miles the last day, cart, passenger and
baggage wcigMng over 800 pounds. The
hoise was 15 hands high, and well bred, and
came no worse fr bis journey," according to
the repo't of the veterinary surgeon.
The Boston Courier of June, 1827, spoke of
the then proposed railroad from Boston to
Albany as "a project which every one knows,
who knows th simplest rule in arithmetic, to
be impracticable, but an expense little let
than the market value of the whole territory
of Massachusetts, and ebich, if practicable,
very person ot common sense knows would
be as useless ss a railroad to th moon.
The juice of the papaw his long been
known to have the remarkable property of
softening flesh, and the leave are often
used by natives of tropical America for
wrapping around meat to render it tender.
Dr Mortimer Granville believes that this
property will prove of great value In the
treatment of cancer. He has studied the
matte? for a considerable time, and ha
convinced himself that the juice, or It
active principles, would prove an effective
solvent of cancer tissue when used with
some other substance, such, for iustance,
us peil'xlohyrncthoxjchlnolin.
Much of the talk about half-educated
men Is absurd. In tie sense of wide ac
qualntante with various departments of
humiui knowledge, no man can be said to
be thorough! educated. The most that
Is possible Is pretty thorough knowledge
lik one specialty to which a man's life Is
devoted, and after ll.ul an Intelligent In
terest In as wide diversity of objects of hu
man Interest as his mind Is able to embrace.
It is really a compliment to a man to say
he knows enough about t great variety of
subjects to be fahly called "half -educated."
In the farmers' occupation there Is so wide
diversity of thought required that whoever
Is ab!e to succeed as a farmer is probab.y
better educated than are a majority of
those engaged In any other kind of busi
ness. To Instantly obtsln a light sufficient to
read the time by a watch or clock at night
Twlthout the use of matches, and without
he danger of selling things on fire, Is an
easy matter. Take an oblong vial o( the
clearest glass, put Into It a piece of phos
phorous about the size of a pea, upon this
pour some pure olive oil heated to the
belling polr)t, the bottle to be filled about
one-third full; then cork tightly. To use
the light remove the cork, allow the all to
enter, and then rezork. The whole empty
space In the bottle will become luminous,
and the light obtained will be a good one.
As soon ss the light becomes dim its pow
er can be Increased by opening the bottle
and allowing a fresh supply of air to enter.
In very cold westher it Is sometimes nec
-sarry to hi at the vial boUeen the hands
to Increase the fluidity of the oil, nnd one
bottle will last all winter. This ingenious
contrivance may be carried In the pocket,
and Is used by watchmen of Paris In all
magazines w here explosive or Inflammable
rt.atcrl.ils are storcJ.
ORKUON SOLIDITY.
No fact could more distinctly mark the
solidity of Oregon than the comparative
figures ot business failures on this coast.
Wc have examined the subject with the
most satisfactory result. In 1890, there
were in California ft business failures. I
with $4,214,400 liabilities, of wlvich lfo
failures were In San FrancSco, represent
lug $1 ,739,400 Unbllltlcs; while Los An
geles furnished 59, with $oo,6S liabilities.
The stato ot Washington had 166 fail
ures, fi,o3o,Sco ot liabilities. Idaho had
ao failures, 1151,100 liabilities; while Or
egon had but 86 (allures, with $591,500
llablltles. These figures speak louder
than (any mere rhetqrlc could do. Trie
story told by them Is that San Francisco
alone with a population certainly three
quarter as large as the whole of Oregon
had just about twice as many tallures,wllh
thie time the amount ot liabilities, as the
whole state of Oregon; that Lot Angle,
with 50,000' Inhabitants, had eight-tenths
as many failures, with liabilities two-fifths
ot all Oregon ; that Washington had more
than three times the number, with neatly
four times the liabilities of Oregon. The
reason Is apparent. We do business on
more conservative and safe principle.
When we build large ttructut es like the Or-
egonlan, Dckura or Ladd's new buildings,
there Is no mortgage, belonging to New
York or Chicago capitalists, upon them.
They belong to the people who build them.
They are not stocked with goods bought
on kiting paper by the merchants, but the
stock are often paid for In cash, thus se
curing the liberal discount eastern whole
sale houses allow for spot cash. There Is
no speculative boom either in city or
country property, drawing persons Into
the slate to Invest, only to meet bankrupt
cy when the bottom falls out ot It. We
have a cash basis and hard metal currency
with which and in which to do business.
And even during the civil war this state
maintained a hard money circulation. We
have no stock or other change here where
the membei s congregate and make mouth
at each other around a ring, creating a
a pandemonium unseen elsewhere except
In a Unitlc asylum, and 'selling shadows
and delivering moonshine a wa once
aid of them by a Methodist minister. No.
Our men don't make fortunes by swapping
jackets. When they sell or buy there Is
something In existence which can and Is to
be delivered. These are the elements
which make this city and state solid, Gil
our banks with money and make the credit
of oar merchants and business men superb.
Long may booms, options and bucket-
shops remain matter to be read of by our
cltUens, onlyjto be ostracised and banUhed
so soon as they Immigrate to this state.
Tlt" ram.
THEY Alt, SAY I'LEVELAKD.
Senator Vest, of Mis oust, In an l;tcr
view with a St Louis f!,fMic reporter
concerning the late election says thsy
foretell the election cf a democratic pres
ident. Of candidates he says:
"It will be Cleveland and Doles, or
Cleveland and Gray but always Cleve
land. 1 anticipate jour neat question auu
will answer It now". You want to know
how silver democrats like myself will
stand as to his candicscy. We will sup
port him earnestly and loyally, for wee
!iev hlin to be wrong, but honestly
wronir. and he has as much right to hi
opinion as we havetoours. The views of
any democrat as to free coinage constitute
no test of party leaitv. ior our par. 7 in m
tlonal convention has never so declared
Above all, however, and this It with me
conclusive, Mr Cleveland can be elected
on the Issue of tariff reform, on 1 I regard
the defeat of the republican party at the
next election as the greatest possible good
for the country. Everv democrat should
be willing to postpone the silver question
if It be necessary to prevent republican
success. We can take up th question of
free coinage hereaf'er If power can be
wrested from the republicans, but If that
winsrgsln the force bill will be enacted
into law. and free popular elections will
never aealn be had In this country. I re-
gaid that measure as the most arbitrary,
oppressive and Infamou ever proposed
by any party. Its object was to put, the
election, or rather selection, of congress
men and presidential electors for every
state In the hands of three partisans chosen
for the work. The republican leaders have
never abandoned the hope of passing this
bill. They were defeated in the senate by
the free-co'lnage republicans, but they re
linquished their grasp suddenly and re
luctantly. When 1 opened the canvass In
this city last fall I stated that, no matter
what the result of the November election
of that year, the republicans would press
the force bill to a passage. The Glube
Democrat ridiculed that assertion, and de
clared the bill dead. We carried the e
lections everywhere, but the result had no
effect on the republican leaders, and after
ward rame the exhaustive struggle In the
senate which has passed Into history, and
no . although they have no nope wtin a
democratic house of enacting the law. If
we should lose the next presidential elec
tion and the house of representatives, the
force bill would be the first measure passed
br the republicans. Especially would the
election of Harrison mean this, for his
whole heart was In the enactment of this
Iniquitous law. If used every mean in
hi power to pas the? bill through the sen
ate, and was the most unhappy man in
Washington when It tailed. I believe that
Mr Cleveland can carry New York, In
diana, Connecticut and New Jersey, and
this insures his election. He is atronger
In New .York than ever before, while In
the whole country the people have full
confidence In discourage, ability and hon
esty. "The deinocrat party must take no
chancea and make no experiments in the
next contest. It is the old tight, however
much we may wish It 'obe otherwise. We
must carry New York and Indiana, and
Cleveland can do It. If I am light In this,
no democrat should permit anv pride of
opinion or personal piejudiceto prevent
the nomination ct a man who is more
feared and hated by republicans than any
candidate our patty lias ever presented,
and tor the reason that they recnnizd his
hold upon the great body ot me people.
"I know that Mr Cleveland lias made
many mistakes, and be justly criticised lor
much he has done and uttered, but, as
General Scott once said of a gallant old
soldier who was charged with drunkenness,
you can't expect all the Christian virtues
for $1 a month i nor can you expect a per
fect president for even $50,000 a year."
Tb working classes of Italy are very poor
ly fed. The consumption of meat is very
scant, except on feast days, and but littl
winelsdiunk. Living is almost exclusively
confined to cereal (ahtst, msize, rice), with
vegetables and other green herbs cooked with
bacon. Tl e food in genera! is very deficient
in nitrogenous qualities, th bulk of which is
derived from vegetables rather t'. an "Train
animal foal.
A dispatch from Keokuk fowa under date
of Nov 6, says: . -' "
Democrats rejoiced tonight as they never
rejoice J before. Hundrsds of demociats from
Illinois and Missouri came to assert the lownns
in their merrymaking: Special trains bearing
enthusiastic democrats csme from svery di
rection. The procersion was the largest ever
seen here. "Cleveland and lioirs for 189a"
was the cry heard all along th Une of march.
The cry seems to be for Cleveland all along
the line. If Cleveland should b nominated
for presi 'in ll.e c-unres urt tU.it Gray
Indiana will be put n for vice president.
"I
. Th Roman were epicures aud one of
their favorite dishes was made of the large
white 1 mils which abouud in the Italian
woodr. So fond of this dish wre thsy that
ben their legions were ststinned in Critsin
after th conquest it was considered Dtoes
sasy to import these snails.'' Their psoeoy
lists in larg numbers, in Ssveral places n
England at the present dy, notably as
Eirdlip near Cheltenham.
TAIUIT HEKOHM I'lUCTlCAItLa.
Mr McKlnley strongly deprecate th
further agitation of the tarlit question,
Hi wlsrt, of course, Is to ave hi mon
strous system from overthrow, His pica
Is (hat agltntlon li useless so long a a re
publican senate and a republican president
stand obstinately In the way ot reform,
denying the people relict.
nut Mr McKlnley Is mistaken. It
probably true that the republican senate
and president would defeat any general
tariff bill embodying democratic concept
Ions of reform. They could make It party
question ot that and hold their force to
gcther upon it. But It the democratic
houo I wisely directed It will give them
a very different problem to solve. It will
pass and tend to the senate separate bill
for the relief of the people a bill to give
tree raw material to the New England
manufacturer, for example; a bill to put
binding-twine on the free list, and so on.
Will the republican senate or president
venture to defeat such measure a these,
Incurring In the latter case the righteous
wrath of the farmer In the west and In
the other Inviting Inevitable defeat In th
four principal New England states'
The republican majority In the senate
was very difficult to hold together under
the party lash for the passage ot the Mc
Klnley bill. Party discipline could not
hold the western and New England sena
tor to the defeat ot such measures a
these. Nor could the president veto them
In the face of certain disaster at the poll
lit consequence.
Tariff reform In very considerable messi
ure U practicable and easy of accomplish
ment by the Fifty-second congress. It It
Is undertaken with wisdom and discretion.
And even It the packing of the senate
made It for the present Impracticable, It
would still be a patriotic duty to continue
the aglta'lon.
The existing lai Iff Ir a great wrong. It
must be fought till the wrong Is righted,
whether It requires a year nr a decade.
Like the slavery question, It will never be
ettled till It Is settled right World.
DSUUCBAT1C TICKET KOIt IKS J.
Th people seem to bav settled on of the
national ticket for iSoa with such empkaa'.
that none can get any sort of a foothold to or
ganized opposition. It isi
President Gi over Cleveland, Of New York.
Tic rresxlcnt Horace Doles, of Iowa.
The republicans did not so clearly fore
cast their ticket by the late elections) but
tkey bav mad Governor McKinley on 0
the ruckles next tne wind; nd he is now th
most promising of all th candidate ot) that
sitle, unless Blaine shall gather op sufficiently
to take the field. Philadelphia Timet.
The St Louis board of larnilure trdc has
tecured several piece of wo J from the old
cabin of Gen JJ S Giant, which is aow the
projKrty cf Justin E Joy, a lumberman of St
Louis county. Tie hoard of trade will rive
tli! wuoJ to a local 1 furniture manufacturer,
with ;si!iucu.nt to make an exouisit rocker
for Mr anJ Mis Grover Cleveland's baby. Mi
Ruth.
WOMB COISIDCkltU.
t. M. French kerps railroad tioi.
Buy your groceries of Tarter Bro
New crsam eh just ioeivd at Conrad
Meyers,
C W Cobb, job priotsr, Flints Block.'dou
first clas work.
Se that e-'egant piato at Klein Bro Boot
and Shoe store,
K W Achiaoa iCo ar selling monamtoU
at Portland price.
8 W P IWTa line of dress got da and
silks before baying elsewhere.
Stewart .V Sox .dJ th very best r. stent
tamp ed shear and scissor.
Stuck th celebrated Havana filled 6 oent
cig.- at Jaiius Joseph's.
A Ur,je stock of wall paper, with 1st de -signs,
at Fortmiller t Irving's.just received.
Have yon seen thoee parlor suits that T
Brink ha just received T Tbey ar nice.
Go to O C MoFarland for aa.llery, bar
nesa, whips, robe, all kinds ot burs cloth
ing etc, ete.
E W Aubison ft Co handle the celebrated
Cortland cement walla for oemetery lot,
rbeae walla ean ba foroiahsd at half the coat
of any other and ar far superior.
Dr U II Ellis, t.hyaiotan and surgeon,
Albany, Oregon. Calls made 'In city 'or
country.
Lsdie Jan do their shopping in San Frso
cisoo without visiting tb city, and without
extra enmmUnnn 1,mm V. I R.M. t
ehssin agut, 1WJ Grove St, Oakland, val
rtroniz home industry and boy hand
mad harness, warrant-!, from O C M
Karl, nd, at Dubrnlll old stsnd.
G lo D W Cohb. successor to Paisley &
Smiles. F.ia.l Blo.'k, for y.mr j .b priasi ng
of all kind.
ftpekaae nijlt.
Spokane, Nov 16. About 150 of the
tough of the city gathered In the barroom of
the American Resort last night, when little
lterction led to a free for-all fight. Knives
and guns were freely flourished aod the police
were cslled to suppress the fight. Two of the
participants were srrested and are now in jail
The place is one of the worst resorts in the
city.
I'noToipiif or tii Wwbld. A new
work by thi title la Just out. It con
eifltn. as it name indicates, of photo
graph of all widely known object in
the world, such aa Blarney Castle, in
Ireland, Forth bridge and Balmoral
castle, in Scotland, Hhakespeare' house,
Windsor castle and London bridge, in
England, City of Moncow, Berlin, birds
eye view of Paris Cathedral of Notre
Dame, Constantinople, Uartlienon in
Athens, Venice, Colloseum, Kt Peters
and Vatican, in Koine, etc. All these
views are executed in the highest style
of the art and mechanically the book
consisting of over 500 pages is at once "a
iiiinjr 01 wauiy, a joy torever." no
mom Txilltlt.iflll nrl taslv Apnam.nl
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could be eccurcd for a library or parlor.
-ci one.
An immigrant arrived vesterdav brinirinf
a carload of chat tt Is with him. Among th
rest were two vokea of oxen aod four cow
ay th Eugene Guard. Mut hsv been a
poor mirkrt wber he esme from.-
A Shoe Item. 8 K Young bat just re
ceived a large stock of shoes, for men,
women and children, including particu
larly a fine line of school shoe The
best makes In the market can be found
in his shoe department.
Fresh raastcd col jet at F E AhW. '
When Daby wa sic, w ev her Caetoria.
When she wa a Child, she cried for Caetoela..
When she became His, she elung to Castoria.
When ho had Children, she gave them Oastori.
Tor bargains in nmuametit, hesdstonea
eto.,to E Vf Ai:hUnnJtvCo,Albany,Oregoa
KELt-oofi Sciioot.. TheKelloggachoo
of dress cutting at corner of Kiratand
Ftfllc.r in tt.4 Ralitti'irl hniiBM I. nr.ui tnmt
Lesson not limited. . Ladles ar invited
to can ana examine me system.
Ket p your eyes (.pen for bargsio at.FE
Aiieu e.
With hi new bakery OjuioJ -Meyer '
able to oneroid aod new customer every
thing ftrstclass in baked good.,
Ladies Oxford ties at Klein Bros, Cheap
est in the city, Will be sold at greatly re
duced rates.
Murtris
WHE AT, ft CENTS.
It Is spelled Chill and Chile, Behrlng
and Bering, Waltamet and Willamette,
all on account ot conltlct between gov
ernment speller and the peepte.
A Junction City paper ha rchascd the
following, published several centuries
a-rot There Is a young lady In Albany so
modest that she will not cross a potato
patch In daylight because the potatoes
have eyes.
Boom town In Oregon do not eem to
thrive. Down In Coo county people
hunt elk on the townslte ot what Is called
Glasgow, and It rival, East Marshfleld
ha been leased for a cow pasture
Guard, III Ralcy, oi Tendleton, I mentioned
by the' Democrat tor Congressman. In E.
U.,and YY R Ellis, ot llcpner, by tome
Kepubllcan but when the convention
meet It I probable Portland wilt do con
siderable dictating, though It would please
many to sea her get a Uttlu soup.
' A telegram to Starr St Griffin state
that the prise steel range of the Peninsula
Stove Co .has been drawn by Miss Henri,
etla Lauer. It I valued at lieo and was
competed for all ovei the United Stale.
The prlae wa tor making the most word
from the word Peninsula. -Mis Lauer
made 550 word. Eugene Guard.
A Salem man who came here forty
year go this winter ssys all the region
from Wlllson avenue to north Mill creek
wa a fine duck pond when he arrived.
No duck have been cen there for som
time and It I now the finest part of the
city. But It I a wonder fleck of duck
have not at least alighted on parts of Com
mercial, Court and State streets. Journal.
A Eugenepaper say a ferry boat would
do a good business on a few street In that
city. In Albany mud 1 the trouble; but,
then there ha been so much rain that
mud was bound to be the retult.
Tin editor of tho Oakcttd-flc, Utash.,
Bun announce hie marriage in one issue
of bis paper and in the next chronicles
the birth of a daughter. They also raise
100 bushels of wheat to the acre in that
country. Ex.
The Jacksonville Times says: The
knowing ones prognosticate that the
congri'eional fight in the western dis
trict of (rtirnn wilt tut ltMti Mat
Senator Myers, of Solo, and Hon Harry
Miller of drani's Pass. These prophets
appear to ignore nermann altogether.
The VYillapa Republican editor says he
believe that there) is something wrong
with the eternal Cf tne of things when
a minister gets 5 and a good supper for
performing a marriage ceremony which
takes only five minutes, while the editor
who take two Hours to set up a list of
wedding presents only gets a piece ot
case.
f.r.m Hill f V V...L. I 1 I I.
..v. . bv, . n 11 171.1 in
Thanksgiving proclamation two days
earlier than Gov Pcnnoyer. Harrison
followed. Regardless of proclamations
Oregonians have much to be thankful
for: bountiful crop, substantial growth,
is gotxi climate anu live people.
A Portland paper in one column says :
-Mang ought to be deprecated, t nd tt Is.
It has not an outspoken defender in the
F.ngllsh language, nor ought it lo have.
Likewise it does not need one." In
another column it refers to a Corvallis
man as "the drunk, the liar, the liber
tine, the perjurer, the illiterate, lascivi
ous, lantern-tawed lacka-daisy." Oh,
consistency, tnou art a jewel.
Landlord Wagner, ol the Willamette.
thinks Palem real estate is a good thins-
U have. He bought a half block last
week lor 1 2000, and has already been
oflered 12000 for the same, bat lie will
keep it for a home. Journal. Mr Wag
ner is the gentleman who claimed to
have lost fsOOO in a few month running
me uig hotel, as peculiar as it may
seem we are plad to know be lias saved
enough out of It to invest in real estate.
Capital dirt is undoubtedly good too.
Francis Murphy, the temperance ora
tor, ns vera speaaing in beanie, where
a peculiar incident happened. An edi
torial in the Post-1 ntcllig'-ncer, probably
written by the ghoulish Bigelow.attacked
Mm and his work rougu-ehod. LKJ
Hunt, the owner of the paper, on seeing
it after publication, sent Mr Murphy
(SOU, with a note to the effect that he
honored him and his noble woik, with
which he was in sympathy, and that the
editorial did not express hi sntiments.
P. h. Alfred Holman, editor-in-chief,
we'.l known in Albany. wmt the artlfU
and it Is said, will probably result in bis
resignation. The other Seattle papers
are In clover over tho affair.
During nineteen voara. nino Ifljaa
the capital of the National banks was
tiun.i. hut mi. . . . .
iiu,iii,iro. sue net earnings (luring
the same period was f5l,5l7,418,or about
10 2-3 per cent on the capital invested.
S T TefTreva has rrihrned hie ii.lil.m
deputy prosecutlns attorney for Benton
county and W E Yates has been sppoInU
a 10 nu me vacancy.
We have just received a circular from
the inebriate asylum In Portland promis
ing us a positive, permanent cure from the
drinking habit. The Dcmockat doesn't
need it. we drink water.
It is eaav to figure out rAn1ilta far
important offices before the conventions
meet. The woods are full of Congress
men : but when it comes to the nrnner
time look out for Mr Binger Hermann,
who is in with the ring-, against some
live Democrat, of which Linn county lias
several of good timber.
Wheat is being carried from Duluth to
Buffalo,' a distance of 1023 miles, for 7
cents a bushel and from Chicago to Buf-
laio, a uistance 01 vza miles, lor 4 cents a
bushel, much cheaper than the regular
rate from Albany to Portland, a distance
of 80 miles.
Wheat today at Balom is 90 cents. Al
bany is only quoting 8C. What ails
Albany? She has fallen into the clutches
of the Portland bears worse than Salem
did. Salem Journal. Today we jump a
notch oat of the clutches of the so-called
bears, and quote 88 cents, which is less
than the outside markets call for. Before
the matter stops Albany will again lead
the market.
A Washlng'on woman wa wiltlnc to
an Albany woman, when she asked her
little girl wnat word ane should send to
her aunt. The little girl who wished to do
something nice got out her primer, hunted
up the longest word In It and pointing it
out, said, send that word to aunt, A
nice illustration of child natute that is or
iginal and not made up for humorous
columns.
' The latter part ol last June some seed
:orn that came from the Sandwich Island
wa planted at the big prune orchard. The
crop has just. matured into some of the
finest corn we nave seen in uregon and
many of the "ears" would do credit to a
Missouri county fair. There Is no ques
tion about corn doing well In this valley If
proper varieties are nianted and we be
Here this commodity Is growing In favor
in Oregon. fjorvallis Jtmcs.
The next city election in Pendleton
must be conducted on the new Australian
ballot system adopted by the state at the
last session of the legislature. This law
applies to elections in cities given a pop
ulation of 2500 or over under the last cen
sus, and section 3,article 3, of Pendleton's
charter, provides that the city elections
"shall be conducted accoiding to the
provisions regulatug elections of the
state " So there is no doubt about it.
Pendleton will soon be given an oppor
tunity to try the new ballot law. At the
recent Baker City election it met with
general favor. Ex. Most city charters
do not have the quoted provision, hence
do not come under the Australian law.
riSLEORAPHIO NEWS
A DosiM Tragedy.
Omaha, Nov 15 A muster of ft north
western division of th Salvation Army at
Omaha to meet La Marchal Booth-Cllbom,
ol France, has terminated to day In a tragedy
tuddn and Inexplicable. While yet th bell
ol th army chpl in Omaha tolled a curfew-
iis requiem lor th dead, and in soiuicrs
war filing slowly out of the barracks, th
sound of a pistol shot rang OJt abov th
note of th bell, and with a groan on of the
army' captain fell to tb pavement, Mi blood
gushing from her mouth and nostrils. Her
body btd not yet lodged on th sidewalk when
a secor.d report wa heard, and a privai
reeled from the rinks, and stage rring blindly
a step or two fell dead In the gutter, her soul
winging away amid a cloud olsmokc from her
own pistol
The body of Nettle Byrdler, th murderer and
luidd, rest on a marble dab st th city
morguo, and her victim, Csptam Haiti .Smith
Of the solvation band at Oskaloosa. 1, is
awaiting in nntold agony the final xtnguih-
meni 01 in vital iparw.
Saeeessrat Mrvslallealsla.
New York, Nov IS Tb Herald's
Buenos Ayte advice contain Brsiilian nsws
of a still mor alarming character, inclcatlng
in rapid sprsaJ or Hie revolution iniougnout
Rio Grande do Sul. Governor Castillo rs
signtd ytsterdsy, leaving the government in
charge of a provisional junta. The -(volution
sppesrs to be tuccful. 11 garrison
at Itaoul, on th Uruguay surrendered with
out a battl. Porto Alegre, th capital of th
state, is in th bsnds of the revolutionists,
Am g at reae.
Nsw YotK, Nov 15. Smsllcy' special
cablegram to th tribune from London ssys;
Th ever recurring pescs question wss
nswered this week by three of the greatest
personsge in Europe , Two of them lb
prime ministers of Engisnd snd Italy, answer
cd it In reassuring teams. Seldom ba Lord
Salisbvry spoken with so littl reserve or
hesitation at when b declared at lb Guild
ball on Mondsy that there I not on the hor-
ixon a single steck or cloud which contain
within It anything injiiou to the prospects of
pce,
A Ulaaesata Klluar4
-Sr Paul, Misn Nov ij. Several Indie
of snow fell her todty. Reports fiotn various
psrts of the northwest Indie' th storm I
gencrsl. At woornesd mrc Inches ol snow
fell, and a bluiaid is threatening. At St
Cloub It snowed all day. At Aberdeen, S D,
there I seven inches of snow, Tb farmers
sr fully prepared for bad weather,
A rarsster's t'eaaelisfallaa.
Indianapolis, Nov 16. Every known or
ganiuiiua of the American farmers hold som
o-t of a meeting her thi week. Ou of the
most Interesting questions 1st "Shall all of
tb Interests oi thes concerns bs merr-d into
oner Hundreds of delegate r already la
tbi city. Coegresamaa Jerry Simpson, wbo
arrived today, spesfcs most favorably of th
lliaac outlook. President Terr ill. of the
confederated industrial otganixaiions, com
prising the Farmer Mutual uenevoieac Al
liance. Citizens' Altisnce, Knight of Labor
and National Alliance, ssys tb puqoet is to
tak action towsrd the unifieatioa of all tabor
interests.
A freed Ur Ma rater.
lU rra, Mont Nov 16. As th result of an
inquest held bci today on th remains of
Charles Dcvsl, an old wftrvlchopper who was
(mini desd in a cabin in the lowlands last
Friday shout fifteen mites northwest of here.
Albert Fremctter lit in jiil charged with
murder. Dcvt wss found in Fromentier'
cabin lying lo a bunk, Eromcntisr there
iso belli Wiy ioloaksted. Deceased had
beta dead over tweaty-fbur tour when found
bis stayer remaining wilhin a few feet ot him
sll thsiime, The Utter wss brought in by
Officers hunday.
Will IS rsM1.
Rows, Nov 17. In view of .b statements
which bav been circulated, relative to
s:ltlement of tb difficulty between Italy 'and
in vailed Male on the suukci or in New
Oricsns lyaching, the Iislisn government has
felt tt n crests ry to ban n official and au
thorised dccUislion. Tit mi been made
public sad is to lb tflicct thst since lb de
parture of Baron Fava bom Washington, ihere
has been no correspondence and no eschang
of view wiih the United States in relation 10
lb s flair j that Minister Porter doe not carry
10 America any prorsals relative 10 a se'.tje
meat, and that the Italian government has
dropped the subject with the bepe that time
would bring a lislactory solutioa.
A f'rewdrd Asylstsa,
Sai.m, Or Nov 17. The slat insane
aivlum torli coalaina 721 naliccls. ht'me an
increase of 96 sines'4 he first of ! year. Tb
luc lease during lb pteceeding two year wa
only loa, Thsre ar now less than a dozen
empty tds in the whole insiituticn and more
room must be provided. Of I boss admiieJ
for trestmett fifteen are under the age of I S.
and sixty-seven are over 55. The largest
number are between the age of 30 and 40,
Marion sends more patients ihsa any county
except Multnomah, and Lane asd Cisckamss
arc next in order. 1 be per cent 01 foreign
torn is nearly fifty
Aa EasbeulrrCaDlared. K
Ashland, Or Nov 17. Saturday's train
brought lo Ashland A J Biuurd, president of
the farmers bank of Jsmesnort, Mo, who hsd
trsced ibis far one James II Tantum, who be
claimed hsd defrauded the rsrmers bank out
of seversl thousand dolsrs, Bu&iard gsve
the esse to the oincer here ana darted back
to M ssouri. Yesterday Sheriff Diidset and a
deputy found Tantum at Medford and will
hold him until a requisition arrives from
Mb souri, Tanium csme to southern Oregon
bout too weeks go, deposited toooo in a
Jacksonville bsnk, nd after looking over
different portion of the valley had almost
contaminated the purchase of a fjooo plac
near Woodvitie.
Ceaatlag (fslckeas fsefarelsaasl.
Wolf Cieex, Or Nov 16. W P Ely, of
Csstle Kock, Wash and II D Pearson of
Cottage Grose, Or, have men at work pros
pecting a quar:z lead on coyote creek, about
ove mile from this place, which i cresting
som excitement on ecognt of th richness of
th ore, which avtnge $100 to th ton in
gold. Tbey hsv a tunnel driven in alout
lifty feet In a live loot lead of partially de
composed quartz, and that one can scarcely
pick up a piece on the dump without dis
covering gold In it w th the naked eye. It 1"
estimated that there is $5000 Jworth of or on
the dump and fully 40,000 in t:ght.
Rebbers Arrested.
Seattle, Wash Nov 17. Detective Sim
mons, of the Portland police force, left for
Oregon on litis erening's train with Jabaror
Antonio and Farrelli Joseph), etaliana, who
are .charged with highway robbery, The
charge ia preferred by David Reggetii, a
wealthy Itclian farmer who lives in Uregon.
He alleges that on October 3, the piisoners
having inveigled him into the woods nesr
East Portland, keid a revolver to his heed and
took away from him $430 In money and hi
gold watcb and chain. Tbe men were Cnt
rrrtted in I acoma three weeks ago charged
with bunkoing r rank Sale a beattle saloon
keeper out of f 1 060.
Just
24.
In Just 2 hour J. V. & relieve onstlpstlon
aud rick headaches, After It get the system
tsndereoatrol aa occasional dee preveata rehire.
W refer by pemlssloa to W. H. Marshall, Brans
wick Bouse, a F. Geo. a, Werner, (61 California
., & T.i Mrs. C. Melvla, Ut Kearny Bt, . T.,
and Bsany ethers wk nav found relief frsa
ooastiyaUon aad sick headache, C. W. Vlacent,
t Terresoe Court, S. 7. writes; "1 am s years
t sgs aa kave been tiwabled with castlpatin
for SS year. I was receatly ludnced t try Joy's
Teyetabl Banasparllla. I recognised In it at
bos aa herb that tb Mexicans used to eve us
la tbe early (o tsr bowel trembles. (I care t
California in 1MB,) aad I knew tt would help, nse
sadltba. Tor th first time tn years I can sloes
well and ay system is regular and in splendid
oadltlon. The ol Mexican herbs In this remedy
ar a eertola curs ia constipation and bowel
troubles." Ask lor . .
JHIi'q Vegetable
Uy UQnrsapariiia
FB BALE BY
STANARD & CUS.CX ALBANY
am now receiving my Fail stock of
and am showincr full lines of
goods in the
Silks and Velvets
Foreign Dress Goods
Black Dress Goods
Domestic Dress
Shawls
Cloaks
Skirts
Underwear V
ffloves
Hosiery Handkerchiefs and Embroideries Prints
.Boots and Shoes
Harper's Weekly.
ILLtrSTBATED.
Ilsaras's WiaatT (er tbs eetaluc year will eiiuln
asare etUMUre (atitrse.m.wa so flaar Ulu) ration,
snt greater nuitar f artlcls of lire, lnunsela
tsraettlisa will be found la anyeinsf wridlal.
Araouf ibeas lallar will b a saries of ankles oa tbe
taw-f ire (reatoet elites arias warld, Iwlwllng
buosrsJ IllaatraUoa. Tbs OifcamMan Kipnal.
tloa, tha Army sod Hey, groat rmlitte aventa, 4 is
sstsrsoalasd aad aaa, ant lb sola af tha .aalo
brataj people el lae 4ay will b described an I lus
treted la aa ettreetlve aad tlmsiy manaer. Tb le
psrttuealef Amateur Sjwl will eandaae under tha
dlrseUae of Cases W Warner. Tb boat af snedara
writer will esaflbal short etoriss, aad the (aost
dietinguisbed arfst will auk tbe lllattretioe. Tbs
sdltsrlaj srUsias at Ms Oaosa Wiixua Casus trill
remain as aa especial atltactloa.
HlRPm FERIQDI7ILS 1
rer feari
HARFEX'I WEEKLY 4 00
ilAttfEK-S eUOAtlXE....... 00
ARfEBS BAZAR..... . 00
ii ah pen's Totxu pbopui.... t oo
roriift Frtt le all ivhtcrAtr in the I'mlrd
State; Canada ami JrVasV.
Tb Volume ol tb WaaaLT bajta with tbe ftnt
V unban Ur iaeoarref each rear. Wbea n tlnte
i MMoUnaat, maKritle will bagta wilb lb
Heather eorrsait at tb sitae ot rseetpt ef order.
Hxjo4 Vulaaw of llssns's Wasats far three
sars heck.ta nasi sloth btnSing , will be seat br null,
swage aal4,or breapraaa. frae of espsoss (pruM
the freight doa awt earned one oathr psr e!ae,)
tor 17 par vohiaM.
Cteta eases far each valuta, eultsbta for biodlag,
ttl be aat by atstl, peat-paid, oa receipt of ft eh.
Kami llanoae about i be nude by Pt .office Mum
Order r Draft, te ebanee of loa.
Kewapapa era net ta eipf thla s !riiMisnt
lUxxrt UiSiSfiraas o4af o llssras A Hsorxiis.
Address: It ASVER llBOTIIErlS, Wsa Toss.
ALBANY OPERA (10USE.
WARMER A tn.tSoR Utam ud Wsoagsrs
-ONE NWIIT ONLY.
Thurtdaj, Novombor Hth.
Special - Engagement ol tli - World
Famous
SPANISH : STUDENTS.
Ur.IIAmATI.TIIlfslat; EM HA
loss) sTssvorlte) Heprsast
KtlBKRT WClSill II,
IU Em I taw w I rtstalst.
Sappirted bj a Foil Cempaiy
S6W1STS. CatTPricts of admission, W and 75.
Raasrsed aaats, at WiU A Unk's Koala Store.
ALBANY 0PFRA HOUSE.
Wsssss A Caas.ia....
..Lacs aud atsnsarere
ENGAGEMENT
EXTRAORDINARY I !
THE
JOLlTIt-4.
"A QUICK MATCH,"
ISTRODUCtNO
Hew Narslllcs,
rigs, Daooas,
Kparhllng Comedy,
Musical Odiiillts,
AND A
COMPANY OP COMEDIANS
WHO WILL MAKE YOU LAUUII.
SSeoorsjoar aeaU at WUI Unk's. f
C
ITT DRI6 ITOR1
Pf.lffer Bleek,
Albany
Slanard k hml
Beaaeatesar
Crags, Ihtcdlaitics, Uicmleals, IfansY
aid Tollt AriU,Bi)OBff,BrQsbsv
Frfaesj, Sekaol Books, and
arwsts' Bdf altes.
rbjiialna irscris(liiti rare
Ujr ce-aapoasilla
Need a
, Watch?
I hart all kinds, at all prines
and erery - wateh fits th
price. But prict it not
rerything in watch-buying;
GUARANTEED QUALITY i the
first thing.
guarantee waches accord
ing ' to their quality; and
quality makes the pric. -,:
All kindsall qualities
all priea.
F. M. FRENCH, .
Tht Corner Jewelry Store.
following departments,
Notions
.Ribbons r
Laces '
White Goods
Linens
a
Carpets
Upholstery
.Yarns
Goods
Corsets
Groceries
Samuel -E. Young.
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RE THE BEST
laSnaa Unln ST
REFEREES SALE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
t7 vit tu f a to ruin deer cf par
tiUon and order of aala mad Ly and
ontAitKl In the circuit court of tb stale of
tirofcon, tor Multnomah count j,on IhelS h
dfiy of June, IH87, and an auieudatory del
cm mads and enteral tn aalj court on the
amn day of hrpUmlr. Ho7, Its the pa ru
tin u aoltcf Au ands Fllnn,t al, tilainllfla
Uilliam MtuKb, ti at, defendant,
whereby tt wa ordered that tbe real
rorty deacribed at fallows, tow!.;
lieclnnlcg at a point eleren enains and
six link north aujl aavou chalnaand
elcbty licks ret of tbe aoutheaat cornnr
bfaortlon nineteen. In to wcaLIp twelve
(12) south of ranee four (4) west of the
Willamette meridian, and run ning thence
east fifty tight chain and sixty tour
links, thence north ten chains; thence
eaateiitht chain and fifty link: lhenr
aoutb ten chains; ibenee south two de
grees and thirty minute west twenty two
chain and slaty links; thenee south
eitthu-cu degree and thirty minules raat
twenty chain and ninety tux link;
thencj weat sixty si a chaina and eighty
eeren links; tbeuce north five dRicreosand
thirty minute raat twenty chalnaand
nine links; t bo nee north ten dxro and
thirty mtntitr- west eleven chain and
seyenty links, nd thence nor h twenty
BIX degree went twelve chaina and
thirty link to the place of botfinninjr, In
thedialrlct of land ubct to salsa'
OrvRoo City. Orctton, couUhiinir te,o
hundred and enty thrre aorea and
thlrt Ave htmtiridiba of an aero. U.
sold at publtn -suction aociriiinn to law
to tbe hfbct LiiUdor, amid property l-elnx
a mkin of tho r prty Monginito the
rauilea in said partition suit as tho heirs
uf John smith, deceased.
'ow, thert fre, by virtue of said decree
and aaid atnendmeut tbernto and other
orders of tho court duly tuade In said
ault,I. C. 11. HsSbty, the nnderdgtod.
who was duly appointed n-faree by said
court to sell astid prope.ty. wi'J, on
Saturday, the 6th day cf December, 1501 .
at 10 o'clock a tn of said d sy, at the court
bousa door ot Linn county, aute of Ore
0on, In tbe city tit Albany, aei at public
auction tu the highest bidder, fur csb,
till of tho above d merited real t.roi ert-.
. C. II. UAvFin-V,
lteferee.
A0M1HISTRATCRS NOTICE.
4J1TICE 18 IIKHKBY GIVES THAT THE VN
ll ders-ynea has tins asy been sfiwoua sJmlo.
Uira'or i.t tbs a.ut ol AuJraw Ralston, lata ot Una
rounir. I'rt.n, ciaffaaaa, uy Ifta eouiitr cuors o.
aouniy, uratt-in. All twraons riartna; cuum
acaluat asiU aalate are hereb noUflad ta Brrsaat
the sains rmtr1jr treriflnt Vi the" undersigned: at
lha office olJ K Westharfard, Albany, Una eauaty,
Urevoo, wllblD sis mouths Irvra the data ol Ibis
ooure.
IMtad at Albany, this tStfa day ot Oetnher, 1881.
i iiiKunsr j.
b, n oamenArtf ,
Administrator,
Ally for Aaiulnlsrttor.
Ask far Crxscent lea at F E Aden's.
Will & SUrk, Vu jeweler,
NEW XDVURTISEMEItlS.
WANTBD. Woman ever 29 for ro
altlon requiring tact and intelil.
(fence. Geed pay and liromotion Call
at once. Mrs b M Head, Kevere House
parlor.
WANTED. Uiulifst price paid for
bttles at the chair faotorv. Alhinv.
Oregon,
T OST On Sunday afternoon, tne
Ji records of the Christian church of
Albany. Tho finder will be aultably
rewarded by returning toDsMocisiT ofllco.
ITiOIt SALS House and corner lot in
? lls 5d add. f750; Apply to I W DaTls.
NOTICE.
Bids will be ODenec for concrete an i
brick work to be done at Natron Station
on the 20th ia-t. by Kealdsnt Enxineer
ti. T. Co.,. I'ortland. bpeciflcatlona oan
be seen in ofllce of the company's agents
at Albany and Eugene. '
NOTICE CF DISSOLUTION. '
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the firm of Bnrkhart Keeaey, de
tog a real estate, Insuranoa and oolleotln,
business in the city of Albany, Lint
county, Oregon, is this day by uautus
consent dissolved, Gso U Keeney.t
said firm retiring.' The baslness wilt i
continued by C G Bnrkhart, of said firm,
who is authorised to collect all outstand.
lntraeoounlaaadpnyal.1 debtaofs Id firm
Bated this 28th day of October, 1801.
C. G. BWKKHART,
GEO. H. KBEMKY. -
ADMINISTRATRIX'S; NOTICE
fsTOTICB 18 HEREBY GIVES THAT THE UN
IX deraigned has been, bj the county court for
Linn county, Oregon, djly appointed atlminist.ra.trix
ol (he estate ol Alfred Lsroy He, deceased, late ot
Unit county, Oregon, Ah persons having claims
against sail estate are hereby notitlod vi present
them legally veriflad to the anderaiirnsd at Tangent,
Oreiron, or to my attorney, Goo W Wright, at his law
office In Albsny, Oregon, within six months front
thiaaat. - - Mrs BARAB E MILLS.
Qse W Waiani, ' Admuustrstitx.
Atty (orAilmrx. 10-S)
Dated UctS, 1SU1. -. '
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
NOTICE 'IS ! HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undorslgned has been duty appointed by the
county court tor Linn county, Oregon, administrator
of the estate ot Win H McBrlde late ot Linn
county, Oregon, deceased. Afl persons having
claims against said estate are hereby not i fled to pre
sent thmn properly verified to the undersigned at his
residence three miles west of Shedda, In Linn county,
Oregon, within six months from this date. -Dated
geptgjnd, USUI.
' - " ; J A teB1KDE,
II II Dswitt, AUminiDtrator.
Atty or Administrator.' , .. (u-25)
Ginghams
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WHEELED PLOW ON EARTH
rssITll-.r '
r.-s.v a .usiuL, x juiswis
F. -:- if. -:- Kenton,
"Subicription Agent for 'the. LEADING NEWS
PAPERS and MAGAZINES, . and 'dea'er in
GROCERIES.
!Sr th P. 0
CHAS. H. DODD &, CO.
isssostTCMs er
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL,
ANO
FARM MACHINERY.
Front, First and Vino Streets. - - PORTLAND. OREGON.
on ActNTB rea Oataots sso waaMiHcTort roa
DEERE'S NEW DEAL PLOWS. DEERETS CA2ELLE PLOWS.
Specially Improved for iSai-t
Doero Power Lift Sulky Plows. Buckeye Shoe Grain Drill.
Buckeye Hoe ITess Grain Drill, Buckeye Setters, Buckjq -f Toaaanurrxnra.
L0
DEERE'S DISC HARROWS.
IstaTIIIII llllllsf- -ISaTl 1 1 j K a Hsl at W V.
e- V '
The latest Ira proved implement for sowing summer tallow. Tbe most complete and successful
tool tor this pnrpoae in nse. .
We also have a full Une of Buggies, Phaetons, Mountain Wagons, Platform and other Strino
Vehicles, SCHUTTLER FARM WAGONS Spring Tooth Harrows, Deere Harrow!
Scientific Peed Mills, Pacific Fannine Mills. HAISH BARB WIRE. Etc ,
: Fannine J
Send for Circulars and Price Lists.
E. THRALL, MANAGER, ALBANY, OREGON.
"IOK BALE Half doaen Plymouth
I Koek coeksreila. Irj;air of Rufa
Thontpeen, Albanj:
I7OB BKST One or two furnished
rooms. snnnT and Pleasant.. Call cn
J. Vf. BetuJey, corner Calapooie and
Sixth alreaU.
EADT TO -VTf RK-PrtldelrlDf
I wood put In or any aind ef labor
done, oan oetain pro mat attention by se
curing, tb eeiTtOM ot Daniel Low, at tk
little terry beuss, Lear ordsrs there,
CARPET vVEAVINO.,-I -in weave
carnet at my residence one mile
north of Albany. Address,Box,337,Crty.
MRS. W U. WARNER.
City '-'-Restaurant.
Having been entirely remodeled, thi old
and popular restaurant st til be made first
.las n every renpeot, Tbe public will bt
given good meals al all hours for only 25
jests. Everything noat and attractive
Private boxes. Oyster In vy atyl.
PLANTS FOR - SALE
At my fruit farm ore mle north of
Albany. Raspberries, 50 cts per dca.,
$160 per 100. Ht saw berries, 25 eta rer
doa., fl.09 per 100.
Wx H WSBHSB,
Portland, Orsgon. A. P. Armstrong, l'rln.
tfiuich School : Capital Bus. Collrok, Salem. OrafOa.
Same courses of study, same ratas of tulUoa.
Business, Shorthand,
Typewriting, Penmansh ip, ami English Department!
aT"In session throughout the year. Students aumit
Tat anv time. . Catalogus from either school, fne
AKTED By tb nnderslgned, 1C0
cord of maple bair timber. 9 all
shop near Farmers Warehouse,
y , Oresen. JR. TJEAIi at SO.
Dry Goods,
seasonable
viz:
Woolens
Cloakings
Tailors' Trimmings j
Bago, Warps and-Batts
Flannels
J eans and Cottonades
Blankets
Domestics
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DEERE'S SEEDERS,
WIRE, Etc
HOW DO YOU DO?
There la ao deubt
IV 11 XV
Black f KILT SR W ARK, eeaststroa:
ln, knives, ferks, fruit diah, eto.
(eld aod allver watk. jewel y
te, ia th larjest and hast in
the elty, and by far the
1r;eatvr broun4t
t ACAAKT.
PRICES the Most Reasonable
Call and See the GOODS
A. STRAW EY,
....WtOPMTOIt OF TBI.....
City - Iiivery, Feed and Sale
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Having purohaeeel new ria oan furn
lh flrst-olsaa turnout at call. Special
atten&'ia gtvea to transient tock. Hoiaes
boaraed by the day or month.
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Charles Hotel. Telephone orders given
prompt aHsnuoQ. f
Fourth Street, between Ellsworth and
Streetcar line.. i
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