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-Under theiiew ffi&Dageicent of-
A fail si or!
provisions.
of choice familv x roccries ami
E BAKED-BEEAD
Evei-y IDay.
Best Syrhp, Pies, Cakes,
TEAS axi) .'5iFFEES,
Ciiadies, Nuts, Raisins,
CANNED GOODS, ETC.
-The best Soap. in -the market-
Le Roi Savon.
A fine assortment of domestic
and Imported Cigars.
ite? At John Fox's old stand, below Flinn's
jh w brick.
Ap
FARM IMPLEMENTS,
--OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Jhl A. RDWAJRE
Stwes ami Tinware
AT
JPOMTLAjyi) PRICES.
CALL AND SEE Z S.
E. NELSON,
' PALACE '
MEAT MARKET
JAMES V. Pipe, Prop.
tr4iree, . ? .. - ; -..' .- Alhany
The beet vaiiety of choice beef,veattrnuttn,
fork iage, ete.,in the"' city, kept constantly
an hawt.
33g" CaA paiil'for all kinilg
ock."
MRS- EMMAO CONNER.
Fine Vlillinery-
Opposite Kr . .
Parker Bros.
Line ii
McFarldnd. &
W. II.
WHJiHD
,A LIVE.....
;UN ' A"
LIVE TOWN.
Th-s is what Albany is at preseiit, an J in
order to keep pace with the tively t'nies iu
this city,- W. ; H. WUlnrd has enlarged hi
store and stock so that lie now. has thu most
complete and desirable line of furniture in the
valley.' .His double satearooins in Fronian's
block are tilled with an tlegaut assortment of
View f limit) rre;l"onsi8thcr f 'Hhofld ay ipeciB f
tirt - linnre iii- new rmtifariiB- find rotd "nie-
ture f ames, willow hairs. easy roekert, mar
'le table's, brackets, etc., etc. An cxsiiuiiui-
tson of the stoc!
every respc--t.
will show this to be true in
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T JOInTIES,
GENlRA. C
Bote
er, Newsdealer, Stafionerj
AND DEALER IX-
id lots and
Fine stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph and antonraph albums,
inkstands, ink, pens, pencils, etc., etc. Sheet music, music books ami all
knidj of musical merchandise.
General News IDepot.
( Kail orders promptly attended
JULIUS JOSEPH,
Grocer - Tobacconist I
XTO- 61 FIEST ST.
(Next to Buckftif.rt A: Keeney's real estate 61Hee)J
dLHAKY, - ORKGOX.
The Red Front
TWEEDALE
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II i rn i
Pumps, iron pipe, rubber hose and plumbing goo&s. Sol" agents for the
celebrated "Etf.'.Jy Bieakfast" eKk tsloes aud.rangc;, ;and "Faultlesii"1 iparlor
heating .stove.t. Albany, Oregon.
FOR A FULL -
SEE
ALBANY. OREGONI:
PACIFICCDASTV
-MARBLE AND STONE WORKS.
The undersigned proprietors of the Pacific
Coast Marble and Stone Works are y. reuared
to do all kind of marble and stone work on
short notice. AH wirk guarantee.! to give
satisfaction. We will furnish to order monu
ments, headstones and an other work in the
marble business, in any shape or color that
can be' found in the market. We will furnish
Kastei n made work as low as any house in
! the state. We call the attention of thepub
i lie to Kasterr. flnhihed w wk now in our thop.
We will not use the gantiam sandstone as we
cai.not recommend it for durability, but, will:
endeavor to use the lies'; material m the
market for Bit, Stone Walls. Curbing, etc.
We will sell as low or lower than any house
on the coast. VTecan always be r' -md At our j
Dlaee of business on Kerry strc t, one loor i
south of posrotfhc Albany, l ojon All
communications will be promptly i.ns-ered.
Repairing, cleaning a:id resetting old stones
a sjiecialty. Address
- HARRIS & tilLLETT.
larfclc Dealer ,A!banv, Otegon
noR von: fine wines and i.H)KS
r rto.M I'.iminsrart's.
A Stem Reproof !
Is "vtlmt o'.i will deserve if you
do iMt-cali and sec our siijvvl) stuck
of trn-B ulassMiirc ;ind croikouiy and
Will vie
from
our ceiniictitors
wlltSU tllCV SUC
Carrying away s:itiVtK-ton'
bur-
-icais from our store.
Lowest Prices Best Goods
h OONJS BR08., Albany
HHies.
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cKz liOIPKHST-S,
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Irving;
WAILING
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riw Delighted Buyers
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111 OL'HUUl
iiQMre,ioppci
ii Ranges !
FRIDAY MQfiNmG. JANUARY 20, 1888
it' : i iriv. '
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Dt. Henry J. Smith, fli; .eminent
surgeon and speciwlisi. SK;aruey
St., al Fraiuiseo, author offpopula
lectures on Science of Life,.Uhronie
a sal flatarrh and it (Jure. Cause and
Cure of Deafness, Diseases o( tjje Mule;.
years past lias made rcjiulMprofesS-;
ioual visits to Portland, a ndf Ah s pre
viously visited Albauv :is:it TeWesunt-
ative of the Pacific Surgical wstit&te, j
i is now at the liiwre iiouse-nere lie
may be consulted nartmijall enroll
ie. special ami su luteal jtections,' in
eluding JeafnesT., vwonf car
tarrli, atJiti.onW aTid opefit ortthe
eye, airihrou ai(5 fiin2r flisea, nerv
ous, blood, kitlit'.'v and sexual diseases
or weakness in either sex. . allec
titnis of the lsi;i, I nee and ankle joints,
and a!", cases in ny way crippled or
deformed. .UIvikps requiring braces
or other PurujsttS aiiniiances will he
furnished v.itlrwut extra charge from
our worksliopi-.. All eases of- rheuma
tism, chronic uleeir, caneers.skin dis
eases and aiS vases of broken down
coiirtiiution, especially invited to
'all and investigate our inethod of
treatment. To all the afflicted he
would say l: not be influenced by
what others :may say, but come and
see us :i:.d oW-lde for j oin selves. The
doctor has been connected for jcars
with instlti;.ons who-e sole practice
w as the treatment, of ebronie. special
and surgical affections, and has had
ai: oi portimity unsurpassed for learn
ing to curt-ljliat class of diseases which
have been irivcn up by the j-eneral
piactitioiK'.r;as incurable. The doetoi
lias been in practice over "JO years and
is a jrraduatt! of the best school in
America and the university of Berlin,
and may te consulted in (icrmoi or
English. The doctor would call at
tention to the wonderful
tJALVAJJO - OXYGEN TREAT
MENT, Which was-origiiiated ty him and ha.
been ust)duccesfu!lv in hundred of
eases tlosit..tiad resisted all other treat
ment. He would call special attention
to his treatment of
FEMALE WEAKNESS
Symptoms of which are backache,
burniiig ijiain on top of the head, feel
ing f debilitv. srcneral wi-akness.
laiiiro.yr, :nnd iicl".ii?ncs as (he most
snices-t.i!:rtinl pel inaiicntlhat ha ever
been tlwisetl for llie cure of this very
large claiws of Millereir-.
TO THiE OF THE MALE SEX
Who may be suH'ering fror.i any dis
ease or weakness of tliegeiiilo-urinary
'iru-iins 'he would ny: Do mt waste
y urtiasn-by seiidinj; from home for
(Iveiti etl specilies or to So-called
"docbtrs"" who won d h:ivi- you be
l.eyc th-it they can uiidcr.-tand' all the
bearinsr and complications of your dis--a.-c
wrfhout seeing on. By means
ot the, si4!iertseo)ie and clienrica! miai
ysis w can lind out all about vour
v:v". ati will iiuaraMee snivels in
every e3i:: lie uiidci h-kes All weak
liest, can '"no .-peedii v i-iircd by our ;d
Viino ovviren treatment. Piles radical! v
cured -"nshuf jiaii; aid without cutting
.VASAL CATARRH. .
This baneful disease, which is so
j often iiri".Ti'd and allow el to develop
I i-otis'iiHition ami many other serious
i !;.,.' i,.. 1...0 i.....'. ,i i..
j ii i i i. fi mi.-. -.,-,- 1 IIMU l lilll j
i p.a if ti-e itmeiit in hniidretls of eases J
! ;n Oreo.i an(l tiiroughoiit the North
j we t t'o:.' Those wh an- afflic eil
shtiiild Vjiespair, lul come to us and
beeined.
IVsliiiiaoiials.
Fo'loaini. are a frw f the inlre!s of
tcsumonntif ve h:iu receivei troin Oreiron
(luritisj ihc past tweh . rears: I
Mll.Ti.-x, Oi.. Oct. I),' lSs, K.iiti.r Wallaj
Walla .Imiriial: A scn c of ilntv to the iuh-
he irmi1s me t- stiitc that my son Henry
has lieen asllictwi with dealings -ince a hihi,
and when saw mini your paper that Or
Smith of the Pacific Snrvical insotute .vad ill
Walla Walla I determined tu consult hi.n
The doctor inforiiH'd nic hat he was afflicted
with catarrhal deafness, and thought that he
could cure him. I accordingly put him
under the doctor's treatment, which sin re
sulted in cure, and 1 could rc-smmeml the
doct'ir's treatment U all who mav he suffer
ing from -deafness 4r anj of the effects of j
nasal catarrn. A. fierce.
Milton. Or. Oct..:.. ssh. - Editor Walla
j Wi.lla .lour .al: As ti'.e local doctors ir.s.stct
I that the cure of my biy Henry was only
j temporary I know take pleasure in stating
mat alter a lause of one year Ids condition is
better than when 1 iuaie mv first statement.
N Pierce.
Editor Owgonian ,i)ear Sir: For twelve
yearn t have been suffring from bronchitis
an astbnii that, 1 wa compelled to kref
my roc m ducing the entire winter season,
hut under the nevgalvaiio-oxvgn treatment
of Dr. Henry Smith, of San Francisco, I have
heiii able to attend to my duties outdoors
during the entire wtnter 'witn perfect ease
iv in A mam
vWn m amui
-I'':-
and comfort, and would .cheerfully reco n- ; and you are hereby .notilied that it yon
mend all who my he similatlv afflicted to go i fail t appear ud answer to said complaint
Dr. Smith anj he cured Henry Barber, : as hereby required the plaintiff will apply to
East Portland Sup t Hogue's mill, Nov. 2, ! court fot the relief demanded in its said com
18S(i. j plaint, to-wit: For judgment against you
Alrora Mills, Or., Pec. 1 JSS7 J W I for2445.25, with interest from January,.;,
Ehlen writes: Your trcrtmc-nt has nearly I IS. t the rate of 10 per cent. P-r annum
cured me of mv catarrh ditficulty of hearing i r1 th.e cts dishursements ot this suit,
and bronchitis. J would bl, onite ! maiding 4S! 50 attorny? fees, and that the
well had I followed vour directiona and
taKen trefltment regularly
Portland, Or., Nov. 13. 1SSC- M. Slavich
(Proprietor LouisvjJle restaurant) says: My
catarrh, asthma acid bronchitis .have been
cured bv Dr Smith s treatment, and I an
attend to all my duties and e:joy good
health once more.
fokank Falls, Aug. 5, 1SS7- Jir. P. L.
Leliritcn says: l)r Suiith has cured ine of
my rheumatism, complicated with heart anil
and kidney disease, which have nuwle my
life iuiserable for the seven years.
SrRiKi E, W. T., Aag. 4, 1887. Tw the
public: This is to .crtity that I have for
ver 19 years been troubled with a. malignant
chronic eore or ulcer on my shin, which
more than a dozen doctors have tried to cure
and failed, and my friends told me if I healed
it up it would kill me, . ut Or. H. J. Smitb
told me he would cure nic, and after three
month's treatment it was entiily healed and
I am still aliive and the healthiea and hap
piest man in Eastern Washington territory.
J M. Laymance.
RrferenceM.
L. E. Gray, Alliany, Or., child hip diseases'
Thos. Kir, Centcrville, Or., wife cured
of hip disease in both hips.
Mike Rvder, Kirbyirille, Or., child cured
crooked lg.
Mrs. L. A, Hogue, Chehalis, W. T., child
cured curbuture of spine.
J. A. Holbr.ok, Union, Or., cancer of lip.
L. A. Alsop, Alkali, Or , catarrh, bronchitis
and consuinpticii.
fir. I. Siddell, The Dalle?, Or., cured f
laryngiti, and removal ot tumor frcni throat.
Ottic in Kevere house. Consultation frea.
Call without delay, as the d.vt r's stay is
limited. OtfW hour-J fropi 30. M. to 4 P.M.
and :roni , to S vvcnmgs.
THE MARKETS.
v'The inarkets nurijigithti .psst-.weeli
have e$ hibjhe'niitttinjr new.. Irf local,
markets theri is i scarcity of -butter
urtji eggs, wJ'Be,iA kbtat jinaiket 're.
mians inactive. ' ' v-
Oatsr-30a40c. v: :
iFlonr 5pe. y. '""-
s. PotktoesVfOi;; ' ' '--'"'
' Eifzs -
Butter :0cT''" i ;;' ;
Lard ?V?.:(hr ; ;
Wool- .
Hams llx&via'c.
Shoulders- ('(Cftic, -
Haeon IKl-'--.
Hay Timothv, 20, oais and- cue it,
14. : . , - .
, Apples .Nreen,'.W?.(5'l pt'r 1)U.
-viiuiu&-lc'Lpi:r.1b.4L.l
. Apples dried oleaclied .c sund-ietl
7 ( 8 c.
Chickens Old :.."'.!; voting, :i o(l
Hides He-f hides, -river, 5 c, dried
Id e : deer skins, -UK-; sheep pelts, 1 ()((.
:!), acftird'uiK to wool.
Heel :j'.jC rns.
Mutton "i oil per head,
lloo-s ,. dressed.
I'OHTI.ANlt MARKKTS.
AVheat uiet. Markets ' abroad
lend a rathe'- t-ay tail's to thosv on
this side and both Ciiicro at d Nov
Yt rk fell off. London ami Liverpool
stocks are lar-rer than accounted by
most of tiie. trade. Our market i
fpiiet and without change. Walla
Valla is quoted alonit $1 lif.jand Val
ley a'iout i T.t u.
Barlev Fair liiwiiiy; sold at $1 05
per cental but ih-e '.narket 's not a
rpik k one, br. wers buyinjjf largely in
the inter or a slcort time airo.
Oats Tin' buiii (f receit'.ts noted is
for shipment account, and offerings on
this market are. not, largo. Feed qual
ities ouotcd iijt'4.V
Eggs Local 'i-ather
Some Jias'trH just in
otl'erinu: at 'i4-r.
weak at 27i'e
reported to be
IKBSHfimEDICIN
-1 fefc used Simmons I.iTer
RegulaTiOT .for many years, Lav
jnj? madte it my only Family
;F-eds!e. ATy mother before
inc. very partial to it. It is
a -safe, good and reliable medi
cine lor any disorder of the
system, .and if used in time is
frfnt preventive of sickness.
I often 'recommend it to my
friends, etad shall continue to
do so.
"Rev. James M. Kollins,
;istQrlI..Clinix;h, So. Fairfleld.Va
i AND DOCTORS' BILLS SAVED 6
hmjfi keeping Simmons lAw
egulatior in the house.
"I itarve found Simmons Liver
"ieguJator the best family med
icine I ever used for anything
thai may happen, have used it
in Isuligt-stion, Cotie, JHarrhaea.
miiottsness, and found it to re
lieve immediately. After eat-
nga ihearty supper, if, on going
to bed, I take about a teaspoon
fui, I (never feel the effects of
tiie rapper eatPii.
"OXnt) G. SI'ARKS,
"Ex-Mayor Macon, Ga."
"ONLY GENUINE-t
lias our :Z . Stamp on front of Wrapper.
. H. Zoilin & Co., Sofe Proprietor
rice, 1.00. PHILADELFRI . T
MItnUt5KtO
ST. LOUIS, MO.
ft. ANUr HS OF fttlE UCQ
EAKK COTOXEBS,
t a Ttrtr r-nrruT trnTTCT
GovERKMiarr wokk
and OFFICE FITTINGS.
BestWork & IiOweitPriceg
Guaranteed. lOPp- TUust'd
joirue.FiiieBt eyenHntea, gpr.tfrce. for!? 7o
si imo.
Iii Iho Virr.nit Court of the State of
Oreon for the County of Linn :
The American Mortgage Company of Scot-)
land, limited, plaintiff, )
.vs.
E. lb. Oilson, defendant.
-To E'. I). Wilson, tne above named defend
ant: IN THE SAME OF STATE OF OREGON
you are hereby required to appear and
answer to the complaint of the plaintiff
ahoce-nanied agains-. you, now on file with
the clerk of the above entitled court, on or
before thefirut day of the next regular term
mortgage desciibeU m saul joiuplaint on the
undivided one-fourth of the fallowing
desciibed premises, . ituated in Unii county,
Oregon, to-wit:
Conimeiicing at the south-east corner of
the S. M. Pennington 'donation land claim,
notification 1194, claim 57, thence eat lis
rods, thene south .54 24-100 rods, thence
J west 118 rods, thence north 54 34-100 to the
place of beginning, containing v acres.
Also a portion of the donation land claim
of Allen Parker, notification 3312, claim 37
in Tp- f- s- K- 2 w'- commencing at tln
northwest corner of said claim, rusning
thence east 40 45-100 idiains, thence south 32
31-100 chains, thenee west 1 79-100 chains,
thence south 17 96-100 chains, thence west
38 -.8-100 chains, thence north 50 27 100
chiii.s. to the place of beginning, containing
200 acres.
Also eoinmencfng at the north-west corner
of said land claim, notification 2312, claim 37,
and running thence west 70 rods, thence
touth 68 rode, thence east 70 rods, thence
north 68 rods t3 the place of beginning, con
taining 30 acres; be foreclosed and said prem
ises sold as u)Kn execution at law;aud that the
proceeds arising from such sale be applied: I,
To the payment of thecosts and disbursements
ol this suit, as above mentioned; 1. To the pay
ment in full of the amount due the plaintiff
herein abeve set forth; and, That the
overplus, if an theie be, he paid to the de
feuda .
That the defendant herein be forever
barred and foreclosed of all his right, title
and irterest in and to said real property.
This summon is published by Hon. Loyai
K. Stearns, circuit fudge of th Fourth ilis-
I tiict ot Oregon, nuue at chambers in the city
ot Portland, in Multnomah county, Oregon,
' on the 2th Day of aauuarv, A. I lhs.
j .WOLVEKTOX t IRUNE.
j Ai,t'y to:' Plaintiff.
---.-Mi' -Tag' fir"
11
Bark Driven Back to 'Frisco
from the Columbia Bar.
TUA1S KOISKKKS (OME TO ;itIF.F
Their Leader Shot' Down in 6a Attack!on
a TraiaTBig Fire in EefcBtuC
Eastern K wf .
The Hkrai.k's irnecial Dispatcher!
San KitAXcisco, Jan. 10. The
hark Kinfauus. fears for whose
safety have been eiiterlainetl for
oine time past,' arrived in San
Francisco bay late last night. The
bark arrived at. the Columbia
bar seventeen days ago, and after
raking pilot tried to cross the bar,
but could not, so the captain stood
,mt to, sea,.. and getting so far to
leeward steered for Han Francisco
to obtain provisions, with the Col
umbia, river pilot still on board.
Billy Myers linoe'as Harry (iilmorc
out iu -e.it "ii.uk.
North Junso.w Jan. 19. The
m itcii lor the light weight cham
pionship of the west, and one
thousand dollars ;v side, hetween
ilarrv Gilinore, of St. Paul, and
Billy Myers, of Streater, Illinois,
took place tiere this morning. The
rowd numbered about two hun
dred. The two men bad fought but
twenty-eight seconds when Mvers
got m a temhc blow with his right
hand on Uilmore's neck, Gilmore
went down, and was unable to
rise for ten seconds and M ers
was declared the winner. The
winner will receive 75 per cent, of
the .tOOO stakes, and $1140 taken
in as gate monev.
TK.4IS
KUBKI'ltS KF.FI LSF.II.
riiry
1 1 lurk a l i ain and Their
Leader Is Killed.
St. Loris, Jan. 19. An attack
was made upon the Wabash train
last night by lobhers near Mis
souri Oitv. The train was flagged
and the engineer ordered out of
his cab. The officials had informa
tion of the attempt and a volley
from shotguns met the robbers and
the leader shot was. The county
oilicials are now in pursuit and
some of the robbers have been
captured.
Maiden Badly swindled.
Mokkistown (Pa.), Jan. 19.
Miss .Mary A. Brown, a maiden
lady residing near here and pos
sessed of considerable property,
has been swindled out of $30,000
by a Philadelphia woman, who
claimed to make investments for
women. She represented that she
conducted a ladies bank, and prom
ised large returns for every dollar
invested.
Flouring Mi:N Humeri.
Ki-.o bi.i fk, C'al.. The steam
flom ii g mills owned by G. M.
Willaid was entirely destroyed by
iirela - niiiht vith improved ma
chine y put in last year to the
amomi of $12000. The plant was
worth $: ,'000 ;insured for half that
amount. No cause is assigned for
the origin of the lire.
Delayed Mlcaiiier Return.
New York. Jan. 19. Brittinia.
the overdue steamer, anchoret! off
the light ship this morning. Noth
ing has 5et been learned as to the
cause of her delay.
Salable Dead.
Boston, Jan. 19. Gen. C. G.
Atwood, president of the Mutual
Life Insurance company, New
York, died this morning of apo
plexy. George Gel There.
London, Jan. 19. Admiral-Sir
George Tryon will succeed Ixird
Charles Beresford as junior lord
admiral.
A I.O.; H KKMI'l'AfcK.
A lo Angeles Woman Mho Lived
by Herself for Seven Year.
Los AnokJiKS, January 1G.
Efforts of the City Council re
cently removing a little old house
which stands on the city's lot on
Front street have brought to light a
strange story in connection with its
occupant, a widow, known as Mrs.
JeDnie Leycs. A dozen years ago
Mrs. Leyes atd her husband came
to Los Angeles from the East and
took up their residenre in the
house in question. Mr. Leyes was
in consuption. and after a long
battle with the disease he died some
seven years ago. Just -before his
death he called his wife to his bed
side and told her he' was confident
he would return to her and give her
int'fnKifirtn alinnt- ttiirk- WcnivU lark41' !
that would prove of . great benefit
to the whole world. A few minutes
after this statement he died. After
a good deal of trouble Mrs. Leyes'
friends succeeded in getting her to
b"d in another room'. Next morn
ing she seemed to le in better
spirits, and when her friend asked
her why she was so cheerful she
5aid her husbatfd had appeared to
her during the night and told her
that she must shut herself up -iu
the room in which lie had died and
neither leave it nor see anyone for
i'ig.nr Years, lie toid her that
at
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VOL. Ill rt;.
the end of that
tirne she "w'6wJeof 188$
given second' siglitr and v tliat y
would be able to materialize
broad daylight in any room, "brX
even out in the street. Mrs. Loves
believed .that what her husband
told her, or what she dreamed.
would actually occur, so she went
into the room and has not been out
of it since. She is fed and waited
on tniougn a onno aoor ov an oia
lady who has stood guard over
her for seven years. So far as can
be learned no one has ever caught
sight of her during all of those
years, and what business she had.
to transact has been throurgh the
blind door or broken window.
Several attempts have been made
to sot her out of the room, but all
have failed. A few years ago a
gentiMiian who took oeep interest
in the matter applied to the Court
for a writ of habeas corpus, bur
when the Judge learned ins obiect.
and was told that the poor woman
was cou filled to her own pleasure,
he refused to issue the writ and
the woman has not been disturbed
until now .
KHMIIIKS.
Smkc Estrcllas.
Frcsli groceries tit Conn Bros.
A fine, line of uccktics at Blain's.
Six shaves for a dollar at T. Jones'.
Kublu-r goods at cost at X. II. Allen
& Co.'s.
French, the jeweler, keeps railroad
time.
Sewed calf boots $12. Lewis i:
Hughes.
Go to Redficld .t Browneli's for
fresh groceries.
New goods snd low prices at C. B.
Roland & Co.'s.
Fresh roasted peanuts every day at
lloinnan 6i Pfcitf'er.
(.'ash will buy groceries cheap at
Redlield it Browneli's.
An elegant new parlor set for sale
cheap at the Second Hand Store.
For A No. 1 cider vinegar go to Holi'
man& Pfei tier's, at '25 cents per gallon.
Cloaks, jackets and win let wraps at
cost or less at Monteith & Seiten bach's'.
New line of gents' tnrnisliing goods
now arriving at ('. B. Poland it Co.'s.
Tlie boss place to buy crockery and
glassware i; at Conn Bros, at way down
prices.
A new line of overcoats, just opened
Stylish anil cheap. C. B. Poland te Co.
Cloaks, jackets and winter wraps at
cost or less at Monteith A SeitenbachV.
Eagle cigars are the line.st live cent
cigar on the market. For sale by Par
ker Bros.
Orders promptly Silled for boots or
shoes, aiiyvjuaiity or style, pesrged or
sewed, at Lewis & Hiigiies' shop.
The largest asswrtrncnt of ladies fine
shoes and slippers in town at jfedtield
& Browneli's. Call and sec them.
Thirty cases of winter boots in all
grades, just received by C. B. Roland .V
Co. First class stock in every partic
ular. Just received, the celebrated Estrella
Key West cigar, the. finest Key West
ciifar in the market, at M. Baumgart's
cigar store.
Conn Bros., sole agents for the cele
brated "Red Letter" cigar, strictly
Havana filled, the bet 5-cent cigar iii
the market.
For your line imported and Key
West cigar go to M. B:unigart's cigar
store, one door east of l.angdcu's drug
"tore.
Mr. Brink has received the li nest as
sortment of wicker rocking chairs to
be found in the Htv. If yon don't bc
Hevcit. call in and see for urself.
Ladies w'cl find relief from head
ache, co-itiveness. ' swimming in the
head, colic, ' our stomach, restlessness,
indigestion, constant or periodical,
sick headaches, weakness in the back
or kidneys, pain in the shoulders and
difleivi't parts of the ;ody, a feeling
of htss-itudc and despondency by taking
Sinimon Liver Regulator. It is not.
unpleasant, is purely vegetable, and is
not injurious to the mo:t delicate con
stitution. .No Humbug About This.
It is a straight business proposi
tion, easily comprehended and
worth givit g attention to, that the
entire stock of boots and shoes at
A. B. Mel! wain's is now offered at
twenty-five per cent, discount.
Tiiis sale is positive, as the entire
assortment is offered without re
serve at this slaughter in prices.
Slarf liugA Terrible Fall!
A wonderful offer ! Cloaks,' jack
ets and wraps, of every description,
at sweeping prices. Desiring to
greatly reduce our stock ou these
lines before taking inventory , we wil
offer our entire line of Springer Bros,
tailor made garments at cost or less.
This is a rare chance. Call early
while the assortment is large.
MOXTKITH & SKITEXBACH.
Keari llie Ileal la Koll
Which the bills of mortality ofanv
large city may be fitly designated, anil
you will find that renal and vesical
maladies, that is to sav. those that
effect tlie kidneys or bladder, have a
remarkable prominence we had al
moyt said preponderance. Bright's
disease and diabetes iu the chronic
stage' are rarely cured, and gravel, ea
tarrahof the bladder and enuresis,
slay many. Vet at the ounset, when
the trouble merely amounts to inact
ivity of the organs involved, the dan
ger may be nullified by that pleasant
renal tonic and diuretic, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, which imparts the
requisite amount of tone to the or
gans, without over-exciting them, and
the use of which is convenient, and
no elaborate preparation. Dyspepsia,
a ususl concomitant of renal com
plaints, and debility, which they in.
variably produce, are remedied by it.
So also are constipation, malarial
rheumatic and nervous aiiiuents-
j Buckingham's Dye for the Whisk
I ers is in one preparation, and never
! fails to color the beard a beautiful
j brown or black of a natural shade.
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