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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1888)
..V -V -. v vv ;: .... i. . .,-.. ''-7. .'.- ''-.. . J forums 5ailgcvaltli Daily 4.d Weekly TE'.J.VIS OF SUBSCRIPTION. IAtI.Y. uhlished every morniij;; except Monday.)! ulivcrcd by carrier, per week U.'la mail, per year.. f, 00 WEEKLY. i ( Published fcvtrv t'ritiay Mornin-.O j 'Tt (). ...-r ;imnim, in Hant:e..........2.ti) I 'W ' iT r.ni .ji in advance i.fu i .101114. 1IMUT lt)lA. I i j Qoard of trade 'iieetirpg Thursday ! :!: nt. j j Ire cream at the city restau- j "''Tit " -.-lit. lee rream eve: v dav at Frances ! 'reitiers. rvesii strawberries at Wallace & T.'.oiiip.sonrt. Screen dooia and windows Thos. Brink's. Dried heef chipped to order at bv Kenton & Chase. Win. Hill, who has 'been quite I I k, is recovering. I .5. P. Schooling, of Ilarrisburg, ; vas iu the. city yesterday. A good lot of wool sold yesterday to V. Cohen for 16 cents per pound. lion. K. P.. McElroy was in the :iy Sunday on his return from a t ip to Corvallis. A new line of fancy wicker and ',j -hoist ered chairs has just been ;"-eived at Thos. Brink's. ;' ie regular meeting of the Y.W. r. T. II. will be held at the W. C. 17. U. hall this evening at 7 :30 p.m. W. h. Wright has returned from b two months tnii to Kansas, i (He still thinks there is no country ; :ke Oregon, You insure your properly, then uliy not insure your self against accident in the Travelers', C- P, winn. agnt. Joseph and Henry Tyler have re t irned from a trip to Arlington. They report, verv dry weather there und wool worth only 10 cents per 3 rami. A choice lot of Bogue's picnic iiams just received b" Kenton & Chase. These hams are very fine, and are guaranteed to give entire satisfaction. Two fishermen rf this city, who iiave just returned from a jaunt up the Santiam, report a catch of 3tio trout. They brought home, how ever, but one. Hon. J. W. Watts of Yamhill county is in the city and will ad ulress the citizens of Albany and ' vicinity on the political issues of the day at the court house to-mor-tow evening. Curran & Montieth sold yester terday to Joseph Bilyeu, of Seio, a farm owned by H.Bryant,six miles east of Albany, containing 106 acres for .o500. The concert announced to have ben given at the Presbyterian chuxvh last evening has been post--poned on account of a slig.tt tin oat -afFe, tion of some of the partici Viuts. lfc will be given, however, j;; the near future. John N. Hoffman will go to Portland to-day, where he will re main until Thursday to attend the meeting of the board of directors -of the North we.-t Firemen s Associ ion, which meets at 2 o'clock on that day. The Democrat mare a savage attack upon the police force of Albany because they do not arrest somebody oftener. The policemen of this city are alert, and usually make all necessary arrests when auv disturbance arises, and have -often made arrests even when the prisoners were discharged. It looks decidedly metropolitan to see in front of a handsome front like that of Wallace & Thompson's a display of pineapples, apricots, 7??ctarines,cucumber8,strawberries, cherries, currants, cocoanuts, cel ery and a profusion of oranges, .lemons and all kinds of fresh I vegetables. They are up with the j times and propose to give their customers the best the market -affords. Wedding Belli. The marriage of Mr. Charles 'IV r , sn i Miss Jennie RicXs c curred !t the residence of Mr. iienrj Clark '2 miles southwest of t::;scity, Sunday afternoon. The ceremony was performed bv Ge. Kuiupiirej,J.P.,who in his most sol emn manner recited ttie marriage ceremoi.T, which made, "two souls with hut a sing e thought, two h-arts that beat as one.'' Nearly :50 invited guests were present, Tste large and commodious coupe, of Messrs. Crossen & Allen, being chartered for the occasion. The bride was attired in a brown silk, trimmed with white lnce. while the rrootn wore the customary su:t of h.ack. After the ceremony a sub- -:ntiil token of resitect. from the groom's any friend "s, in the j snane of $lo,)0 was presented to ti.e happy couple by Judge J. J. Wf.itney. who made a beautiful l:rt:e speech, and expressed a hope trctt the lierry crop would be : vndnut iu the coining years, i: ;s even stated by some eye wit nesses that the judge Kissed the bride. Tne euesis after the deii ci'.'us we Iciog lunch journeyed h )inew;rd, wishing Charlie and i j hi? new made wife, all the hap q ".ne-- that c;m le ci'owdeil into a iinarri'd b'-. j i I'rrparlnu fr I.on M'aler. The end oi the . II. A N. Go's wisarf is being ioweied to meet t:e .requirements oi bo;); ditring low ; water.' The river is at a remark--ii'iiy low stae i"i- tins seasmi of the year, but- b.-t; tin . IS. A N. und the Oregon i'aeifa- st.am boars &ia running rcgulaily, .and the river traific is lively. . ('(i!ien li-.:s lcdlii-cil the ri-:-e !' !i giMiiU nil aceoilTit- oT the u;;i. laa:OM uf lliC tul lit' LU.-blioil. 1 He Speaks at the Court House ia this City Hi3 Witty and Able Seaoarks. The au-lience at the court house lat nigi.e to listen to Gen. Lisli j .-ippiegate was not large, being about the size of tiie one that lis tened to Prof. Miller anil ex-Senator Slater on Friday evening. The ieneral concluded not to enter into his regular argumentive speech, but nave the record on protective tan If as enunciated by President Jackson, the heft accented demo- cratic authority extant, by reading the following letter, which shows that Andrew" Jackson was squarely in favor of a protection tariff for American industries, although Gro- ver Cleveland savs we must put wool on the free list Gen. Jackson on the constitu tionality and indiwpensiuility of the protection of American industry, from his second annual message, l.S:J0. (See American Statesman, page S68) : "The power to impose duties upon imports originally belonged to the several states. The right to adjust these duties, with a view to fie encouragement of domestic industry, is so completely ident cial with that power, that it is ditli- cult to suppose the existence of the one without the other. The states have delegated their whole author-1 ity over imports to the govern- I ment, without time or restriction,! saving the verv inconsiderable res-! ervati'on relating to the inspection I laws. This authority having thus ! entirely passed fromthe states, the ' right to exercise it for the purpose i of protection does not exist in them, 1 and consequently if ii be not ! POSSftSSed hv the oeneral envern ment. it : must : be extinct. ( )nr no- litical svstem would thus present the anomoly of a people stripped of 1 the right to tosler their own in- maui1 ver siow progress against dustrv. and toaU"teravt the wosi tne 'hul and waves. Uut a few selfifelj'and destructive l.6Uey which j out from Port Townsend and might be adopted by foreign na-! ewkness fill upon almost all the liuus. This surely cannot be the ! passengers. Seasickness is no re case, this indispensable power, specter of persons, and the serene thus surrendered bv the states', was ine,nfe," ening. The must be within the scope of author-; bric,e and hur affectionate husband ity upon the subject expr .-sslv j became more sickish tnan ever, delegated to congress, In this con- ' 1 he nnelv dressed and stylish man elusion 1 am confirmed, as well bv j and woman tcrgot themselves and theotiinions of residents Wiisli- actually went into the washing ington, Jefferson, Madison and j Monroe, who have each repeated-! ly recommended this right under I i the constitution, as by the uniform j practice of congress, the continued i acquiesence of the states, and ttie j general understanding of the peo ' pie." He also read General Jackson's reply to a resolution from the Indi LioL.t,, same subject, which he stated he had offered to the State Kisrhts Democrat, but that it had declined to publish it. rlettien gave a bnei review olulullu tin situation, referring to tiie fail- j ?rana urA ff tVi aflminisitratinti in fulfill l-Ut W ure of the administration to fulfill the law for ten months, in refer-! o'ciocK. which is tiie nour oi ae ence to the reduction of the na- j parture tor the Atlantic express. tinnul rlht imf il l-tfi'k vliiii!fl i them into a half-wav application llliu A Hull nav t iiiii ii-o-i ivii law, and a telling rendition finding of the republican de - of the I K..;t f .1,. ti...t ti10 ..i,v.;.i. istration found in the footing up of the republican control of a quarter n( n ,Jni Mr. Apulegate in his inimitable and witty manner made a telling argument in favor of protecting the wool industry of this country, and frownimr Hown anv :itte.i.rt to re. duce the price of the farmer's pro- j ducts, aud still protect the manu-j factured goods.which he denounced! as an iniquitous discrimination i aeainst the producers of the coun- i trv ; "lie concluded his speech with ; an earnest, anneal for the old-time : spirit of citizenship, which, when a principle of right was concerned, rose above party and enrolled itself on the side of the people's interests, and supported the dignity of the crowning franchise of the American people bv a judicious use of the ballot at the polls. FOR TUK M.ITIOXAL tXIIO.V, ; i Chat With Mr. Cusick, Who Left Yes- terday na a Delegate. j Mr. J. W. Cusick, delegate to; the republican national convention, ! which meets in Ctiicago, in June. left this city yesterday for the East. He will spend a month vis-; iting in different states before going j to lytncogo. To a" Herald reporter he stated i before starting that he considered "az'er r'ver. uorus are too tame Gresham, of Indiana, the most and language too feeble to fittingly available candidate the republi- eI1 the tor-v o tlu.8 wonderland cans could nominate. ! one t,m? we are m the, midst of '"I do not think Blaine will be i the most luxuriant verdure of a the man," he said. "We must ! "arrow valley, then shooting take him at his word, and not act j through a tunnel we are walled in as if there was but one man in the bv lotty mountains, whose summits republican ranks who could become are b?th cloud capped and snow president. There are Gresham, I capped, and whose sides are Sherman, Allison and half a dozen i threaded with silver lines of crystal others who are prominent candi- i water rushing down the precip dates, and the man who is found j ltons hl.ht? m evtir. founding and that will make the strongest can. successive falls. Multnomah falls, didate is tlt man l shnll vnt. tv,r i whose fame we often sing, is here although if I were to vote now it i would be for Gresham.' "Will the other Oregon delegates leave now ?" "So: i understand Ex-Gov. Mnmlv -;n tua an. n( June," and the other delegates wiu start soon after the state election. I i do not know which candidate th other delegates favor, but I am j quite sure it will simply be the j strongest man. and I do not think 1 it will be Blaine." i Oregon Pacific Appointment. j Mr. Charles J. Stuart, freight I and passenger attent of the Oregon ' Paeilic Co. of this city, has been appointed general traveling freight ! pany, to till the vacancy caused by the death of W. 11. Kice. He stiil I retains his management ot the i ;!ice in this city, which in his. ab.-ence will be in charge of Mr. .1. j M. Adair, assisted by Mrs. W. B. j Kice. .Mr. Stiurt is one of the company. most energetic oilicen a::d the appointment i.s a good one. ; ' - - - ; rh.imps-.ai Cv: Overiaan the leailin i ileaiers. ! I LKTTEtt FUOU i:tt. TMOUIV-M.. Ox Board Canadian Pacific R.Rf May 9, 1S3S. )" To tfik Editor ok the Uhrali: Monday morning of the 7th I left your beautiful ciiy, bound for the general assemblv of the Pres- byterian church, which meets in i tiie city of Philadelphia on the i 17th inst. At vour depot we were joined by Mr. Win. A. Templeton, of Brownsville, who is also a dele gate to the assembly. After kissing the children good- bve, as is the usual custom, we j sPetl awaJ nn one ot" those crowded ()- & - trains that pass your city ' daily. Making close connections j at 1'ortland with the X. P. train ror Tacoma, we are soon en route for the fa,1's. a"d perhaps future, 1 metropolis of the sound. If talk ing about and advertising a place w ll make a large city then Tacoma will soon have a population of 100,000. We had anticipated a most delightful trip on the sound, ad expected a ride on the palace steamer 01ympia,but unfortunately for us she was laid up for repairs t hat very day and we were com pelled to board a third-class steamer by the name of "Starr." We would advise all future trav elers to avoid the "Starr route." The journey from Tacoma was somewhat remarkable on account of the time it occupied and the events that happened by the way. Leaving Tacoma at 7 o'clock a. M- we succeeded in reaching Seattle about 10 :30. Our supply of coal was exhausted and as there was 1,one on hoard, in the ruJ we musi wa,t unui a car loau ca,ne in from the mines back of Seattle. This happened about 12. . ! At 1 o'clock p. m. we headed for Victoria. Sunset overtook us at Prt Townsend as well as a high j wind and roueh s-a. Our "atarr" ' business. The old man and woman scolded away as they poked their heads out of the window and made months at the sea. Here and there would be one who was laughing away at the painful ridiculousness of the scene. This state of things kept up until mid night, when our ".-iarr" of des tination touched the Victoria w nan. it was aarK aim rainy &o I th:'t we did not get even a glimpse ! of ictoria. Aboard her majesty s steamer, we found ourselves in Vancouver at 0 o clock in the cfjmoimng reaoy u eniDarK on me Canadian raciue rauroau. l we mus.1 !,e J ry me way ancouverisa origin i and prosperous city. 1c has a ' . . . ... promising hsture, and with a little j ,al.k an'1 more work 1S. 't i rising into importance and notice j assureu we were reaay to step ' abuanl th tra,n at 1 - c0 a,K' better and more comfortable outfit i 1,1 the waJ' of a railroad n "ever saw Everv convenience for the comfort and pleasure of the passenger is provi .eu ana eveiy ; attention extenueu tuat can auinm- 'ter to the enjoyment oi the trav er- , , ,',,., , , 'A'' aboart , with a touch of T je Scotch accent, echoes along tn phdform and the long stately train moves forward towards the su- Mr- Templeton, Mrs. Thompson and myself supposed we woukl l)e the on'y delegates ! touml on a Canadian railroad going i to the general assembly, but our : suppositions were not well founded, ; for, 1 e;,e we had proceeded ten ! nil'es we werc gladly surprised in i hndln that we were m company " ith several missionaries from ! China, who were also going to Philadelphia to the Presbyterian assembly. Rev. Dr. Farnham, Kcv. Dr. Ross, Rev. Mr. DeHeer, of the Presbyterian mission in China, and Rev's Taft and Allen, of the Methodist mission, with their families made up the party who joined us as companions in travel. And now comes the diffi cult task to describe the scenes and sights that pass before the eye as we rapidly race along the hanks and .UP the valley of the noted repeated in elegant praise a hun- dred times over. The Frazier river is a marvel in itself. Here it broadens out into a stream wider than the Columbia, then shut in o.v rocKy mountain sines it is no wj'ler than a mere brook, yet 1000 ot fathoms deep, ami rushing and raving me uiauuest iury Through the wildest gorges and by the most wonderful canyons we go upward by the path of this river till the scenery becomes so grand and startling that we can best express its grandeur and sub limity in the very eloquence of silence. Night comes and with weary eye and soul thril.ed with inspirations oi the majesty of nature. we all u'.ie down to nleas- ai-t dreams. Mere anon. E. J. Thompson. itv- Away. ""v. V. Read proj.osrs to u;ivi; HW.-iy a fine gold wati-U i;h h,.-, ruM anil silver prize shirt, tiie. verv "! lilting and liest made i iiiie r-hirt in l!ie market. T lie price i.- as l-.nv iowe in tli! :1" market eiU;.l!y as good shirt New "oods at French's. THE MORXIKG MEIIALD: TUESDAT, MAT THE 1IKE DELEGATES. Segclar Meeting of the Board List Night An Interesting Session. Kegular monthly meeting of the: board of fire delegates was held last night. It was the time set for the newly elected delegates to take tneir seat, our. owing 10 the tact that their certificates of election had not been sworn to, they were un able to take their seats until a subsequent meeting. After the routine of financial busi ness, Mie question of giving the proposed excursion to Salem on May 26, under the auspices of the board of delegates was discuseed, and adopted. A committee con sisting of W. K. Blain, C. W. Watts and W. E, Gillett was ap pointed to take the matter in charge. The elegant gold and silver badges recently received for the chief and assistant chief, respect ively, were presented by the presi dent of the board, and received with an appropriate speech on the part of the chief. A committee consisting of J. F. Hail, Al Ketchum and W. It. Blain was appointed to arrange for a meeting for the purpose of re ceiving with appropriate demon stration the new steamer to be received within thirty days by Al bany Engine Co. No. 1. The meeting adjourned to con vene Friday evening, May 25, for the purpose allowing the new dele gates to take their seats. TBOniLE IS BEYfOX COl'VTV. Over the GoDstruotioa of a New and Costly Conrt House. It will be remembered that re cently the county court of Benton county let the contract for the con struction of a new court house and jail, the latter to cost about $14, 500. This above mentioned jail is. now the cause of much discussion amongst the already overburdened taxpayers and an injunction suit is threatened for the reasons that the expenditure is unnecessary; that all prison facilities needed can be furnished for one-half the sum by placing the jail in the basement of the court house ; that the contract price is exorbitant and that toe countv couvt in letting the contract j tiui not aaverr.ise oius, ana iei. uie contract to the lowest bidder, but let the same privately without competition. Such a contract is claimed to be void, according to a recent decision of our supreme court. STAI K IMsPAT IU. A Big Fire at Goldendale News Items from the State Capital. Special to the Kkralil Pokti.ani), May 14. -Y verv t heavy fire is reported at Gohlen dale," W. T. Eight blocks were laid in ashes. The entire business of the city is destroyed. The loss is estimated at. $175",000. The total amount of insurance is $30,000. Tiie origin of the tire is unknown. ASSIGNMENT AT SALEM. Salem, May 14. A tolph Mayer, merchan;, to-day niadf an assign ment for the benefit of his credit ors. His liabilities are about $23, 000 and his assets if lo.OOO. FATAL ACelDKNT. i A man named Bryan living near J Silverton either fell or was thrown j from his horse Saturday evening, and sustained what ae thought to I be fatal injuries. His head andj breast were badly injured by con- j f....t fl. Imrou'u l.ntc Ultb Willi 1117 1 ivji o. .-3 iivivii-i. BKiKI'' .MKYUO.. First-class goods and lowest prices atV, F. Head's A new lot "f Prize Baking Powder at Brownell i Stanard's A tine line of imported cigars re' eeived at Brownell ic Stunard's A choice lot of uncanvusged eastern hams at Wallace iV Tliompson's. Tea all the way from '2- to 75 cents per pound at Brownell t St-anard's. Cream Crackers, aud a nice assort ment of cakes at Kenton & Chase's. Thompson & Overman are always ready to repair your harness on short notice. Our cash system of business en ables us to buy and sell goods at very low- prices. Kenton Ss Chase Try Uie Acme ColFee sold at Kenton & Chase when joti want a choice ar t!cle. i,..,'i c.,;i ta.t. tin. t,-lnnrls at Feirl 'VI II b IMIl I ' ' ' ... - J . iiiilinr A: C.i, Thnv are the latest thing out in noveltv furniture The place to buy wall paper is where you can get i"t trimmed, with out extra charge. KortmiHer & Co. do this. Just received, the celebrated F.s-tri-ll-i Kcv West. ei"-:ir. the linest Kev west cigar in inc. niarKia at si Baumrar:'s cigar store. ; j Go to Fortmiller Co.'s ror furni- j tare reviver and clean up your old! furniture, then buy a Smyrna rug to j beautify yciir home. , 4 j Kenton it Chase have n tine assort- j ment vf roast coffee, which they ate j pleased to grinu foi their customers j Without extra charge. I I That exquisite tine of satins iu our: how w ind jw will be r::n . close this j week. Have no excuse for not get-j ting in on them. Montieth it Seiten- i i.sieh. I Thos. BiiiiK has just received an ele j gant assortment of window shades j and cornit.li poles.. i Eureka. Tiie motto of California means, I j have 'ound it. Ouly in that land of' sunshine, where the orange, lemon, ( olive, tig and grape bhom and ripen, and attain their highest perfection in j mid-w inter, are the herbs and gum j found, that are used in that pieasant 1 rei'in d.y for all throat and lung troubles, i Santa Abie the ruler of coughs, a.hma a id consumption. Fosliay & 1 Mason have been appointed agent for! tiiis v.iiuable California remedy, and; it under a gu i antee at -51. a hot- ; tie. Three for "2.50. ; Try California Cat-K Cure, the only : guaranteed cure for catarrh, si, by mail -if 1. 10. '-You will never miss 'he water "liil the well runsury." If vr.u v.-a nt a well dug call on E. V.. Davidson. He does proinpi uork at a rea-oiia'.li-price. Orders call be left at l his olliee, A JOINT CASTAS. J The Republicans and Democrats will Begin Their Kousd u Oiatory May 21st. The republican candidates for j te various offices in Linn county i have accepted ihe invitation of j the democrats to join them in johu oiscus;on, ami the canvass will begin on May 21st, and con form to the following list of dates and places, the hour of speaking at each place being 1 o'clock i. m. : Fox Valley Scio '. Svr umse Monday, May -11 Tuesday, May 22 Wednesday, May 2:1 Thursday, May 24 Friday, May 2.5 Saturday, May 2ti Monday, May 2S Tuesday, May 29 Wednesday, May :S0 Thursday, May 31 Friday, Juhe 1 Saturday, June 2 Shedd. llalsc-y , Harrtaburg Brownsville Crawtordsvillu. Sweet Home.... Waterloo-'"... Lebanon Albany Burglary at Oregon lit)-. The safe in the O. & C. II. R. station at Oregon City was blown open at 1 :30 o'clock Sunday morning. A three-eighths inch hole was drilled in the top of the safe and the door blown off, the hinges being broken. The safe is badly w reckeJ. The door flew across the room, struck a cupboard, broke the door all to pieces, theu rebounded against the safe, where it was found. The con tents of the safe, consisting of tickets, papers, aud between 4 and S3 iu money, were found scattered about the tooin. The concussion broke several of the windows. Entrance was gained through the window, a crowbor being used to pry it up. Parties were yet up about town, and the explosion was heard all over the place. A number of persons were at the Depot salcon across the street, The report start'ed them, and they rushed over, but found no one. There is ho clus to the perpetrator, wlm escaped with all the tuols use rj excej t a twelve-inch wood rasp. This is th. second time that an attempt has been made upou this safe. K.4KK 111 AM t: 1K SHOPrKKS. Mr. A. B. Mcllwain, who has frequently agreeably surprised his ! customers by his custom of cut-! ting prices to the lowest margin, is now making the best .offer yet given. To begin with is his GREAT SAI.K OF CARPETS. For :0 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 knowr that his line of spring dress goods is one of the best yet opened. I lis patterns are new and fashionable. A call will prove the truth ot thi assertion. BOOTS -AND- SHOES At Actual Cost AT d staoard s. Come Early and Get Sizes. Will sell until all are clos'td out. ptraed r Stolen. A SPAN OF HORSES, ONE BAY MARE a"nd 011c sorrel horse, with the headstall of halters still on tlicin, stiayed or were sto len fi om the residence of 1). M. Cooper, one mile and a half below Albmy, on Fiiday nijrht of last week. Information of their whereabouts can he left at this office. City Taxes. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE tax roll of the city of Albany, Linn county, Oregon, for the year of 1888, has heen placed in mv handa for coilction, ami will remain so for thirty days from this dat :, during which time 1 will receive and receipt for such tax at the office of the city recorder. Ail taxes remaining unpaid at the expiration i.f thirty days will be returned as delinquent, atter which time costs and expenses for col lectiiiir said ieliiicu;nt taxes will be adde I. Dated at Alliany, Or., this 23d dav of April, 1SS8. ISA V: HAYS, Citv Marshal. CITY FEED STABLE, ARCHIE BLACK BURN, Proprietor, j HOUSES BOAKDED BY THE 1)AY Oil I week Baled hv, baled straw und ' chopped feed for sale al stable or delivered to ; any part of the city. irir-on Fourth street, two biocks east of i eiini't. hoc. ie. 1 Waverly 1'ruit Tai'in. txi: sale i. nvr: oi; ten acke X ln:C: vJhas .Meuer, real estate and employment fluent, has at his offue, opposite the Tuts Hnusu, piafs ot the Waverly 'l-'ruil Farm, now for sale in tr-iets of ftv- "nfl u acres ea-li. Parries desiring ) p,..cn.. -j a tra-.-t of this vuhiabli. property should call at once, as it is being' sold rapidly. 15, 1SSS For a Few Days. We show in our corner window the finest and richest line of Muslin Underwear ever shown in thi city. These goods, jut opened, show the latest Eastern Novelties in both Lace and Embroidery. A more comlete line of Ladies', Misses' aiid Chil dren's Hose you cannot find anywhere. Special se lections in Lisle, Baltiriggau, and silk in all Colors. Ladies' Summer Underwear Gauze, Baldiio-cran, Merino and Silk in profuse variety. " We heat the record in THFY CANT 3TOTT NO We are selling goods at prices which they will not be able to reach for IO Years HOW Because we know where fo buy, we know how to buy, and we know how to sell. OUR GOODS never grow old and shelf-worn waiting tor BIG PROFITS The Biff Merchants Come to Us when they want to lump a big shipment and raise the wind. AVe are always ready for them, and con sequently we are able to offer bargains which make the people stare and think we are going to fail." No PeaR AVe shall keep on doing FLINN BLOCK. Laces this season. MONTEITH & SEITENBAGH. IT ! to Come ! IS IT ? of That good for years to come. WALLACE TITOJi SOX. 1 j . . ." -mm
