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THE MOILING HERALD: TUESDAY, 8, 188S A.iMD Weekly T:U1S O'S SUBSCKIPTICN: 1AILY. I'm Wished evorv Vioriiiur except MnndaT.) e'.ivereu by carrier, per weeli U5 By mail, (.er . ui 5 00 WEEKLY. (Published every i-Yutay Morning.) 'id cnyy, aiiiiutu, in advance $2.00 W ip-. ri.it i. -.iti in advanee z.ro cream at the citv restan- rant. Vnnty week. court will meet this Tiei tier's. Yeterclay was the wannest day of the season. Screen doois and windows at 'Thos. Brink's. Regular meeting of the city council to-nisitit. Strawberries this morning at Kenton & Chase's. A. L. Ramsay, of Halsej', was in the city yesterday. All the choicest style in ladies', misses' and children's hats at Mrs. O'Conners. A new and choice line of dress hats in Mick nl colors at Mrs. Emma O'Connor's. A new line of fancy wicker and upholstered chairs has just been received at Thos. Brink's. Will & i?tark have jusi opened a ine assortment of fancy gold pens and pencils, the neatest thing out. N. II. Allen received yesterday a new Gi)-horse power engine, which will be placed in his electric light works. C. P. Knighton, an old and high ly esteemed citizen of this county, living near Tangent, is dangerous ly ill. F. Miller, traveling agent of theO. R. & N. Co., spent Sunday in this city and went to balem yes terday. Mrs. Dr. Templeton of Portland, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. L. M. Foster, returned home Sunday. Wire cloth for door and window screens at 2XZ cents per square foot at C. L. Brush's, at the foot of Lyon street. G. W. Davis, popular candidate for clerk of Linn county , went down to Salem yesterday, return ing home last evening. Miss Libbie Irvine and Mr?. Henrietta Brown went up to Eu gene last night to attend the W. C. T. U. convention in that city. Wm. Simpson has added to his store a bankrupt stock of ladies' .and men's fii.e shoes. These with his other goods, will go at cost. 100 boxes of Southern Oregon strawberries and California cher ries received this morning at Wal lace and Thompson's. School tax in this school dhtri t is now due and payable. Call at the oiFnw of the clerk and wav the ame before it becomes delinquent. H. II. Hays while working in the foundry of .Lis. Cherrv ye:-te--day had his hand caught-'in the machinery, severely crushing one finger. A social party will be given by Mrs. Murray on the owninsr of the new hotel on Wednesday evening May 0th. Tickets including s up per 11.00. D. B. Montfith. J. L. Cowan and Geo. E Chamberlain will leave in a few days for the Cuur d'Alene mining region, where they expect to make investments. C. II. Stewart, who has been traveling over a portion of the county, reports crops all in and loocu-g finely, ami farmc .jubiiant over the prospects. are The initial number of the Daily Evening Democrat was issued last evening. It is a neat, five-column p-ip-r and will no doubt successful ly All the field which it occupies. The young people's society o! I Vineyard Laborers will give a con-1 cert, at the Baptist, church next! Saturday evening, May 12. Ad-j mission 10 ce:: s Programme will j le published later on. I Councilmen J. O. Writsman j caught a thief robbing his ciothes ! Lr.e the other night, and he fired I two shots at him with a revolver out of the window, when the fel- i low leaped over the fence and sped ! away at a two forty gait. j J.J. Dorrs, trave nsr arent nf I the Farmers and Merchants insur ance company of this city, will leave in a tew days for Eastern Or egon, to promote the interests of his company in that section of the state. Dr. K. A. McAlister has removed his residence to Third street near t.se Metiiodist church. He has re ceived a fine invalids' and electric ;L chair for his office, and will be pleased to meet patients at either ortice or residence. - - . it ATTE.UPTE0 Ml'BDEK. A Lai "Wants His Father Arrestd Threatening t Kill His Soa-in-Law. for A young man aged about 17, son of J. J. Rosclle, residing above Sweet Home, arrived in this city lst evening, and swore out a war rant in Justice Dorris' court for the arrest of his father on a charge of atte""nting to kill his son-in-law. A W irrant was issued for his ar rest, a id a jonstable will leave this ino:niig for this purpose. Only meagre; particulars were obtained, but it seems that in a quarrel Ro selie drove his son-in-law from the house and drew a revolver, threat ening to shoot him. Improving tin- ISrulsr. Workmen have completed the erection of a tower upon the center) Daily of the Oregon l acim- draw-bridge, from which hog chains will i-;-t;u-hed to support the bridge what: it is open. I' A FEAKFHL LKA1. A Lnaatio Jumps -from a Train Gaiag at Forty -'Miles P.r Hoar. i Last evening when through train i on the O. fc C railroad was ap proaching iralem at the rate of I forty miles per hour, a lunatic in charge ol a deputy sheriff, taking advantage of the occasion while the sheriffs attention was drawn in anoiner direction, he having asked the newsboy to watch the man a moment, propped his feet against the arm of the seat thrust his head against the window breaking the giass and springing clear through dropped to the, ground. The train was stopped immediate ly and the lunatic, whose hands were securely handcuffed to a belt at his waist, was picked up, ap parently unhurt, except a slight scratch on the side of his face, and continued on his wav to the asvlum. If a sane man had undertaken the leap he would probably have broken every bone in his body, including his neck. MKS. ItlSH A!CKIt:i. Propriet r of a House of Ill-Fame Arrested for Sellhg Whisky Without Licsnse. Deputy Sheriff Cochran, of Eu gene, came dow to this city yes terday armed with a warrant for the arrest of Mrs. ''Lou" Bush, prroprietor of a bawdy house on Second street for selling whisky without a license. The prosec uting witness was Geo. Woods, of Eu gene, who for several weeks was a habitue of the house. The woman was piaced under arrest last night, and will be taken te Eugene to-day to be tried at that place before U. s. commissioner J.J. alton. KVAXt.KI.KAL AWMI.VTttKMT 4. The annual conference of the Evangelical church of Oregon was in session in Portland yesterday. From Rev. S. E. Davis of this city, w ho returned on last night's train, the following list of appointments made by the conference was ob tained. Oregon district, C. C. Paling, P. E. ' " East Portland, L. S. Fisher. Columbia, C. N. Plowman. Albina, H. L. Pratt. Newberg, F. W. Parker. Dayton, F. S. Lock. Independence, H. I. Bittner. LewisviHe. J. M. Beaueharrp. Corvallis, J. L. Hershner. Salem, J. M. Dick. Albany, I. B. Fisher. Sweet Home, F. Yoost. Nehalem, James Rav. Yaquina, A. W. Meil. Spokane Fails, A. Johnson. Rockford, J. Bowersox. Millwaukee, P. Bittner. Portland, H. Shuknicht. S. E. Davis, member of the Al bany quarterly conference. IKLi:. ITl'S M.KC1EU. Albany Engine Co. Linn Engine Co. No. No. 1 and 'Z met last evening and elected delegates as follows : No. Twos, to the board of fire delegates: l.'Ivsses Hale, C. E. Brownell, W. E. Gillett. To the state association: W. E. Giilett and L. Young. No. Ones, to the board of fire delegates: C. W. Watts, Al Ketchum, Watt Munteith. Dele gates to the association will be j elected at the next meeting. A committee was unpointed bv ! Linn Kngine Co. No. 1' to purchase) a new heater. ii.slinxiit:'l i:liu-al- wtiilu;' It is anticipated that at the ses sion of the State Te;iclic-.s" Associa Hon in Salem on July -""'!), 0th, and Till, a number of lending educati.rs from the Eist will l.e present, among tlr.-tn being N. If. R. Daw son, I'. S. ConunisimK-r ot Educa tion: Henry Sai'in, State Superin tendent of aliools, of Iowa: J. ,. ; Lioss, tHipermtendent of SCHOOLS, I Tnpeka, KausMs: Jesse u. Thayer, i State SupciiDt n iont o-' schools. Wisconsin: II. W. LaFoiictt. State superintendent of schools, Indiana; ! IL G. Luckiey, Superintendent of ! schools. Pittsburg, Ph., and others. ; The National Teachers' Association I ... -. viii convene at can rraucisco on U'.T 10th A Rutin tu.v l.iri. young eirl named -A young girl named Kennedy aed about 1(5. disappeared from ner hpnie in Corvallis yesterday morning. M. Neugass came down . 1,1 '".V- lu" i me miss ing girl but could obtain no trace of tier. J.ate last night a dispatch was received by Constable (J. G. Burkhart that the girl had been found. It is understood that she went in company with a young man in a buggy to" Jefferson where they were o ertaken. The girl left home about 1 o'clock in the morn ing, and was returned home the same evening, no doubt a sadden ed and somewhat wiser girl. Attention. Sir knight. The members of Temple Com uiandry No. 3 are hereby notified to report at their asylum at 7 :.'X) o.clock on Thursday "evening, the 10 inst, for the purpose of attend ing divine service at the M. E. church in a body. By order of the Eminent Commander. Gko. E. Ciiamkrlaix. Recorder. Post Inspection. Attention, Comrades! A special meeting of Mcl'herson Post will be held on Friday evening. May 11th. for the purpose of inspection. In spector II. Fry will be present to inspect the 1 ost W. REESE. Commander. B. F. Tablkk, Adjutant. ivcn A way. W. F. Head propws to give, away a line goul watch with lus gold and ! silver l.rixwshirt. the. verv best liiti ..gft .,,,,1 i, . !,;,-, ;,, ii.Z ! inarict-t. lite price :s as n,w or lov.vr than any cquaHy as good shirt in the , market. iATAI.i.Y KlK.St:i. Leslie Mattoon, a Former Kesident of Albany i Meets Death at Stampede. Special to the Hkrald.) PoKi i.A.viy, May 7. News has been received here that one night early last week the depot at Stam pede, W. T., caught tire. Leslie Mattoon, telegraph operator, a for mer resident of Albany, was sleep ing in the building, and was not awakened until the tire had gained great headway and his own bed was on fire. Hastily arising he jumped out of the window into a quantity of burning oil. At last accounts he was still alive, but 110 hope of recoxery. Ml'itlEU EAK YAUI1XA. Two Boys Engage in a Quarrel and One Kills the Other with a Case Knife. Particulars of a shocking trag edy at Mill Four, near Yaquina City, were received in this city yesterday. On Sunday evening Bud Miiier, aged 14, son of A. J. Miller, and Elmer Wright, aged 17, became engaged in a quarrel, which resulted in the death of the latter. The boys had a quarrel Ihe pre vious Sunday, over some trouble which arose during Sunday school, and came to blows over it. Last Sunday they met after Sunday school, when Miller, who had pro cured a case knife, and had it sharpened for the purpose, ac costed Wright and asked him if he wanted to continue the quarrel of the week before. Few words were spoken and Miller, drawing the knife he had prepared for the oc casion, plurgrd it ii.t Wright's breast. The blow severed an artery of the heart, and he died almost instantly, exclaiming only. "My God! what have you done'" "Miller was arrested and taken to Yaquina City for preliminary ex amination, and W. R. Bilyeu, of this citv, went over as attorney for the defense. The prisoner will no doubt be taken to Corvallis to-day to await trial before the next term of circuit court. K -KK CI FY I l KMS. Ei'ghne, Mav 7. Mr. W. J. Ribelm, of Halsey. was in Eugene last week on his way to the Blue River mines. Mr. R. is confident that he has discov ered lome very rich ledes about seven miles above the mouth of the Blue. The 3-oung men's republican club held its first regular meeting Saturday evening. It now has a membership of about 115. Ad dresses were made by Judge Geo. S. Washbume, S. V. Condon, A. C. Woodcock and W. I. Yaw ter. A very hard fight is being made by Mr. L. Bilyeu, democratic can didate for county clerk, and the democratic party against Joel Ware, republican nominee, who has held the office for 18 years. It is claimed by Mr. Ware's oppo nents that he has, without any authority, been filinsr the assessor blanks, thereby putting the county i annum, nml tht 1,- l,Ja iaJerA. M. Lnja, trumour failed to publish the semi-annuai j reports of the treasurer, thereby 1 making himself amenable to the law. The contest will not be settled except by the ballots of Lane county's voters. The laurean society of the state university held its last open ses sion for this school vear at their j hall Saturday evening. The senior ! class alone debated.- Many vis- itors were present and all seemed ! to spend an enjoyable evening. CrfAST S ?!. The new Catholic church ' to be buiit t:t Salem will cost (5000 and will sent OHO people. C. A. Roberts is the architect. lion. E. L. Applfgate is stump ing tin. state for the reiiublic.au party. He somUs at Ilarn sbur-f M.iy 12, a:id ut Albany May 14 Misr, VVimberiy, a student at the Oregon State Normal School lrom Rosc-burg, is Ijing very low with symptoms of braiu fever, aud her recovery is doubtful. A short time ago, iu Jordan val ley, Al Corpe, an old-time stage driver, struck Dick Munger ovt:r the head with a spade. It is said that Aluoger will die. A recnt decision practically settles the question that the court house block in Pendleton may be sold .and the new court house built on another block. The case will ptobably be appealed. Klamath County Star: Uncle Billy Roberts, who was arrested upan a charge of an assault with iDtent to kill was examined ia Linkville last week ai.d acquitted, the evidence showing that: be was the assaulted purty. H. Hosford's store at Can by burned down last week at an estimated loss of $4500, building inc usive. It is rumored to have been the work of an inceudiary, by boring holes through the wail and pouring coal oil through to start the fire. Ochoco Reviev S. J. Newsome hs erected the fust water works iu Prineville. He has built a cistern on the hill north of town capable ot holding 100,000 gallons of water which he supplies by means of a wiDd pump from a" well on the Ochoco The cistern is about 800 feet from the well aud the. water is raised nearly 100 feet. From this uaieiii jiir. iNcwsonie intends to irrigate a garden and orchard on the hillside, winch is free -from; f'mst. and where he can grow all I i classes of tender vegetables. This! spring he put out 2o00 strawberry nlants wiiirh :.' V V' .""M ire thriving well and p -""ses io yieiu cossKieriiUie Iruit or this season. Smik E5 .-Has. STATiJ riJtKJIK.VS " TOI'ISXASITAT. A Meeting of the. Board of Directors to he Held ia Portbnd May 17th. John N. Hoffman, of this city, a member of the board of directors of the North wtjstern Firemen's As sociation, has received the follow ing letter from the secretary of the board : Mr. John X, Hoffman, Dar Sir: A meeting of the boanl of direc tors Northwestern Firemen's As sociation will be held at Portland, Oregon, in the rooms of the Volun teer tiremen s Association, on Thursday, May 17, at 2 o'clock i m. Business in regard to prizes, etc., which is very important and requires a full attendance, will e transacted. President Kellogg writes me that he will be there. Yours respectfully, T. L. Parker, Secretary N. W. F. A. ItttAKI) OF TI(AIU JMKKTl.VU At a citizens' meeting, held on May 3, 1SSS, for the purpose of or ganizing a board of . trade, a com mittee was appointed to draft a constitution and by-laws and report to an adjourned meeting at the G. A. P. hall on Wednesday, the 0th day of May at 8 1. m., at which time a permanent organization will be effected. All are invited to attend and assist in this enterprise. J. C. Powell, Jay W. Blaix, Chairman. Secietary. I'alvitls Granted. The following patents hare been granted during the past week, and reported expressly for the Herald bv C. A. Sno.v&Co., patent law yers, Washington, D. C. : G. W. Arper, Oakland, Cal., siphon; G. Brown, San Francisco, protecting piles; J. B. Butenschon, Portland, counter scale; J. lietheringlon, Havward, Cal., trousers or over alls"; E. Hickman, Red Bluff, Cal., running gear; F. Hiller, San Fran cisco, Cal., heater for muffs; H. Palmer, San Francisco, bottle washing machine; J. C. Reynolds, Stockton, Cal., header and thrash er; II. C.Sitckney, Portland.tmss; G. M. Stroup, Philomath, Oregon, stump extractor. The Albany Bicycle The Albany bicycle club met last evening and elected the following officers : President, Percy A. Young; secretary, T. J. Overman; treasurer. P. R. Kelley; captain, J. F. Hail; first lieutenant, J. P. Hail; second assistant, G. E. Fish, bugler, Carl Ludeman. .Ut.UVKtll.. By order of Hitjhland grange No. at the regular meeting April 28 8S8 - Resolved, That the following res olution be spread np on the minutes and that a copy he sent to the sorrw ing faiuily, and also be sent to the Herald Disseminater. Albany, for publici.t on and a copy to tajh of The Dalles papers. lUsolvw', That whereas the Great Master of the universe has seen it all wi.-e to remove; by death on the ISth dny of April A. D. 1SSS. our beloved midst, and our council, and we how with nuek submission to Him who doeth all things well. Rt-sol veil, That by the removal of our beloved sister, Highland grange has lost a worthy and faithful member, a onsit-lant christian, and our brother a beloved wife and her children a tender, affeoii'inate, faithful mother, and our neighbors a true friend. Resolved, That we deeply sympa thize with the bereft family in their great loss which is only for time, H. M. Kknki.y, M. J. Hexson, Mrs. I. J, Bl'TLER Committee, j S. B. Phillics, See. Tro T.:m. I Kills:- MfcYMih. A new invoice of British trimmings at Read's. First-cliss goods and lowest prices atU F. Kead's Fairhhiik's Gold Dust . jsliiiur i;ov der at Parker Bros. Fresh Vegetables every morning at Kentcn it Chase's. A new lot "f Prize Baking Powder at Brownell & Stanard's A line line of imported cigars re" ceived at Brownell iV: Stanard's choice ioi ol uncanvassed eastern ' hams at Wallace x Ihompson's. Tea all the way from "25 to 75 cents per pound at Brownell & Stanard's. Cream Crackers, and a nice assort ment of cakes at Kenton & Chase's. Thompson A Overman are always eady to repair your harness on -short rotice. That exquisite line of satins iu our show window will be r::n close this week. Have no excuse for not get ting iu on them. Montietli & Seiten bach. Dou't fail to see the tripods a,t Fort miller & Co. They are the latest thing out in novelty furniture ; Just received, the celebrated Es trella Key West cigar, the finest Key West cigar in the markst at M Baum mart's cigar 6tore. Try the Acme Coffee sold at Kenton & Chase when you want a choice ar ticle. The place to buv wall paper is where yon can get it trimmed, w ith out extra charge. Fortmiller & Co. do this. Go to Fortmiller it Co.'s for furni ture reviver and clean up your old furniture, then buy a Smyrna rug to beautify ycur home. For your fine imported and Key West cigars, iro to M. Baumgart's cigar store, one door east of Black man's drug store. Political iM-akin Hon. Lish Applegate, the well known war horse -of the reuulili- j can party, will address tiie voters i of Aibanv and vicinity on Tuesday j May 14." He will also speak L I Ilarrisbur2 on Monday. Mav 12. Do not forget to call at F. 3'. French's (the corner jewelry store; when yon want a pair ot snectaeles eyeglasses anl have vour eves ietutd. ''Aigvv aiii slippers at Head's. RAKB t'HA.VtE Hilt SIIOI Mr. A. B. Mcllwtfin, who frequently agreeably surprised his i customers by tus cu.-tom ot cut ting prices to the lowest margin, is now making the best offer yet given. To begin with is his GREAT SALE OF CARPETS. For M0 days he will discount ?11 sales of carpets 20 per cent. His stock is large and embraces the best patterns of all kinds of carpets. He also offers Standard white shirts, with all linen bosoms, for 75 cents. In His stock of boots and shoes is newly received from Eastern fac tories and is complete. THE LADIES WILL BE PLEASED To know that his line of spring dress goods is one of the best yet opened. His patterns are new and fashionable. A call will prove the truth of this assertion. Prohibition Committee 4'all. Albany, May 1, 1SS8. A meeting of the Linn couth y central committee of the prohibi tion party is called to meet at Al bany on May 11, at 1 o'clock. Business of importance is to be transacted. J.vs. E. Knox, Chairman. Who is Your Best Friend? Your stomach of course. Why? Be came if it is out of order you are one of the most miserable crc:ftures living. Give it a fair, honorable chance and see if it is not the best friend you have in the end. Don't, smoke in the morn ing. Don't drink in the morning. If you must tiiioke and driuk wait until your stomacii is through with break fast. You can drink more and smoke more in the evening and it will harm you less. If your food ferments' and does not digest risrut. 11 you are ticuu.'ea with heartburn, dizziness of the head, coming up of the food after eating, Billiusness, Indiirestion, or any other trouble of the stomach, you had best use Green's August Flower, as 110 per son can use it withoa immediate re lief. 4'iillf'ornin 'ai-KCurc. The only guaranteed cure for cat arrh, cold in the head, hay fever, rose cold, catarrhal deafness and sore yes. Restore the sense of taste and un pleasant breath, resulting fiom ca tarrh. Easy and pleasant to use. Follow directions and a cure is war ranted, bv all druggists. Send for a circular" to AB1ETINE MED1CA". COMPANY. Oroville Cal. Six months treatment for 100, sent by mad for 1 10. Eor s;;le bs Foshuy fc Mason, For the choicest crackers, ginger snaps and ginger nuts, cocoanut tatty, fruit and raisin biscuit, cocoanut jum ble, lemon liars and snaps, howey cake, exira soda biscuits. Monitors and all kinds of choice crackers go and ex amine Wallace & Thompson's fresh stock. They have all the delicacies ihe market srflbrds. JSII.V SS I'IMM'KitTI. I)i-lixliii tlie Old St. t'tiarlrs Uriel Itriek Buildin;, V.u:. to be Sold al liiclioii. The property described in Ihe fol lowing sale of real property includes the old St. Charle; hotel, the b'-ick building occupied hy C. H. Spenee:. fair grounds adjoining Albany, ard other desirable property, which will be sold at auction on June 2nd. Admiiii-.traloi-'s Sale.-. NOTICE IS HEREBY G1VKN" THAT THE undersigned administrator of the co partnership estate of Houk & Meyer, Henry Meyer beinjj deceased, in pursuanee of an order and deiree of tin: county court of Linn county, Oregon, made and entertd of record on the 2nd day of April, 1SSS, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, ut the court house door in Linn county. Oregon, on the 2nd 'ay of June, lSS-, at the hour of one o'cl ick in the afternoon of said day, the fol-lowiiHi-doseribed real property belonging to said estate, to-wit: Lois No. 5, (i, 7 and S, in iilock No. 2, in the city of Aibanv, in Linn county, Oregon; al .o 25 feet off the west side of lot No. 1, in block No. 10, in the city of Albany, in Linn county, Oregon; also the east one-half of lor. No .", in block 11, in the city of Albany, in Linn county. Oregon, as desei ibed on the plots and surrtys'of said citi-- !tln 1 -.t Vo 7 .nnr.ntnMiii f. IV7 n..i-.t.. ..no.'.n as lair ground lor, surveyed off a;id 7 pU.ttc-'l by the uian County Agricultural As s ciui'K n, the ?v.;;e being a pur! of the X. W. (puTter of the lunation 'anil claim of trine liuti bins, in Linn county, Oregon. Tonus of sal-!ira.-rh in hand. Jons A. I'K.v.n-om;, Administrator. Mock holders' Heeling,. YfOTiCK IS IIERECJ- GIVEN" THAT THE 1 annual meeting o'f the stocUhoidds or he Albany Farmers' Co. will ne held in the company's otiire in the city of Albany, n ill" 1.1th day of May, 1.SSS, at 1 o'clock i'. M. .Said meeting will be held ?of the put-pose i e ecting seven director.-) to serve fur the e.i suing year, and for the transa-lion. of such other business as may regularly conic before such meeting. Hated Albany. O-egon,-April 21, 1SS3. O. A. Akciimald, " M. H. Wims, Secretary. President. I'onlrsirlor unit ISuilric. T IIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING Lo cated in Albany solicits patronatre from city and country. Will con.racl to build bridi'-es, barns, and all manner of dwelling houses, including Quee.i Anne, Eatlake and Klizabethian styles of buildings. Will furnish plans and specifications without charge. Satis faction guaranteed. W. C. CASSEf.I, ltcal Kstale and Kuinloyuit-nf Ag'ney. Parties having farms for sale of about 160 acres, or those having lar ger tracts which they would be will ing to divide up into SO or 160 tracts are invited to call at our office, as we have a few purchasers for that class of farms. AVe can aho furnish parties wanting help, either male or femp.e. with such help as they desireon short j notice. H'e also have a tew situs tionsfor both male and female in the city and country. Call at our offl je if you want help or want employment We can get either for you. Office No. 65 First street, adjoining Twee dale & Hopkins tin store. F. A. BURKHART & CO. To-day we-opend a gorgeous lot of beaded wraps for spring wear. East ern goods. Eastern prices. Ladies have a look at them. Monticth fc Seitenbacli. UUIJi PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING paper hanging Done on short notice. Satisfac tion guaranteed. Charges reason able and all work promptlv attend ed to. Six f.'iavesfor a dollar at T. Jones wife (S Thompson ITljjUST OPENED, Hundreds and Hundreds of Bustles, Imported Pad Pullman Top in 4, 5 and 6 Coil. A Most. Elegant Lot of Gorgeously Trimmed Spring Wraps just Re? ceived. Latest Styles and Designs. Wall Paper, in Copper Back Gilt, and all Hew Styles, with Decora tive Sets to match just opened at THFV CANT TOTT KNOW ! We ire selling oods at prices wliich' they will not be able to reach for lO Years HOW Because we know where o buy, we know how to buy, and we know how to sell. OUK GOODS never grow old and shelf-worn waiting tor BIG PROFITS flie Bk Merchants Come to Us when they want to lump a hig shipment and rais the wind. We are always ready for them, and con-v sequently we are able to otfrr bargains which make the people stare and think we are o-0in- to fail No FeaR AVe shall keep on doing WALLA BLOCK. Tom m agnificenf hot of MONTEITH & SEITENBACH. to Come ! IS IT? of Tliat good for years to come CE & TIIOM O AV :-,:-.) 1
