- " The
Dailv 4nd Weekly
TElt.US Of SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY. '
r'ubildicd every inorninir except Monday .1
eiveri:d by carrier, per wecK olio
ii.v maw, per yt ai .
5 CO
WEEKLY.
( I'e.b'ishc-! '.very Friday Morning.)
nj iopy, jwi annum, in advance ?2.f0
.Wi,..i paid in advance i.fO
Jltl.S ABOIT IOWA.
IViard ot trade meeting Thursday
;:-::gbt.
lee cream at the city restau
rant. L e creain every day at Frances
5'itM tier's.
I'vesh strawberries at Wallace &
Thompson's.
Screen doois and windows at
Thos. Brink's.
Dried beef chipped to order by
Kenton & Chase.
Dr. J. Watts will speak at the
court house to-night.
Judge C. K- M'.'Ore, of Corvaliis,
was in the city yesterday.
W. A. Cox has completed the
contract, of plastering S.E. Young's
new brick.
Dr. iolkman, editor of the Port
Ian I German paper,.The Zeitung,
is in the city.
L. M. Curl, democratic nominee
ior school superintendent, was in
the city yesterday -1
Capt. Powell and family left yes
terday for St. Louis, where they
will in the future reside.
W. K. Temple, of Piainview,
;ind J. IS. Cornett, of Shedd, were
tin our streets yesterday.
A new line of fancy wicker and
upholstered chairs has. just been
received at Thos. Brink s.
M. J. Montietb, of Lebanon, was
in the city yesterday, lie will
lortly remove his store to Inde
pendence. Yon insure your property, then
why not insure your self against
accident in the Travelers'. C. B.
Wjnn, agent.,
W. C. Tweedale. Walter Keteh
nm and J. F. Hail left yestereay
to attend the Grand Lodge, I. O.
. F. at Portland.
A choice hit ot Bogue's picnic
hams just received by Kenton &
i)h:S3. These hams are very line,
and are guaranteed to give entire
satisfaction.
Messrs. Deyoe & Robson have
presented each of Cro-sen & Al
len's drivers with a set of bells,
''so now there is music every
where." iV P. Payne is still suffering
iroin the recent iisflamation that
set in on the old lameness in one
.-f his lower limbs. It is a very se
vere attack.
Messrs Burkhart & Keny sold
yesterday to J. W. Kalston, o!
the Linn county bank, the resi
dence and two lots of Dr. Beck
witw rn Klmvnrth street : tl price
- aid for the same was $2000.
A foor 4ielra'tioii.
The Democrat, after accusing
County Clerk J. P. Galbraith and
Sheriff D. S. Smith of being pre
vented from defrauding Linn coun
ty by J. J. Whitney, ought either
to have made a square retraction
and an acknowledgement of false
hood, or have said nothing. The
attempt at ''correction" made in
iat evening's Democrat was an in
sult those officials. The editor of
the Democrat perhaps knew, but
"did not care to say, that, the reason
Marion county's sheriff and clerk's
fees are larger than Linn's is that
criminals from Linn and Polk
counties and elsewhere are often
taKeit' to Salem for safe keeping
and trial, and the sheriff there gets
paid for it ; also that the sheriff
there performs the larger part of
the constable's duties; but the
Demociat preferred to accuse the
officials there of dishonesty, and
took occasion to attempt to make
political capital it.-r JuL'e Whii-
ney, r.y saving in.ir tiie . lert am
,t
sheriff of Linn county were
watched by that worthy ami pre
vented trom any stealings Irom tne i
county treasury. Such an attacfc j
upon honest officials of their own !
party demands a better retraction
than that ottered bv the Democrat.
llr. CuHick Taken 111.
Mr. J.W. Cuick. who. started
Karf Monday as a delegate to the
republican national convention at
Chicago, was taken ill in Portland,
and returned home last evening.
His illness is not serious, and lie j
will soon be able to Matt again on
his intended trip Fast before "oin
to Chicago. It may be, how
ver, that he will remain here un
til alter the state election.
Reference to our advertiz ng col
umns will show that the firm of
Kenton & Chase, grocers of this
:ity,havedisolved partnership. Mr.
Chase retires on account of the
continued in health oi fits wite.and
uic uusmt. ss win oe continued bv
Mr.Kenton.They have been a popu
lar riim.and the business under the
management of Mr. Kenton, will
au.i he in good hands.
Sewpier Imugr.
Mr. H. Y. Kirkpatrick, of
Lebanon Express, was in the
veteruay. lie nan purchuM'd tne
:ate;- oi T. Bugler in the pa
j eJ , - ml ;s ii'iw .-.ole proprietor. S.
G. Dorriss. of tins city, has aeeept
?he posili'.u of foreman of the
paer.
Muuil i'ire tu liar 4r-iitt-ot.
A small fire broke out early yes
terday morning on board the" O". B.
k. N. steamer ( Ha-idetit. ainon-'
; ome ot
ilie Oiiat
' lie; tirw W
damaae.
the
mere
. . ...... -I , TTlti.i
u at Corvaliis.
niched without
va.-i iy
lis exiii
ew goous at jt rencii
'Democrat" Accuses Capable Officials of j
aa Attempt to DaVaad the County
The
State Rights Democrat o
in its tes;re to m ami-
facture cheap political capita! , has j
trone to the extent of insinuating i
that the sheriff and clerk of Linn
county, both staunch democrats,
have only been prevented from
robbing the county treasury by the
superhuman efforts of J. J . Whit-
t lir , liicndii- ifi;utltv juuiic
This of course is dune through a
desire to make votes for Judge
Whitney, but such a dishonest and
shameful piece of business w.ll not
be tolerated by the intelligent
voters of Linn county.
The article referred to pretends
to be a comparison of the volume
of the business in the sheriff's
office of Linn and Marion counties,
and after swelling the amount of
sheriff's fees in Marion count' by
adding costs in the Saunders ami
Mattie Allison cases, which were
actually paid by Linn county, the
Democrat makes this stunning
statement :
"No other accounting for this re
man.able discrepancy can be made
except that Judge 'Vintner ha con
stantly kept a continual watch upon
the financial interests of the county.
The amount paid the sheriff in Maiio'i
makes things look ' spinous at least,
both for the court and sheriff. Let
the voters of Linn be glad that their
interests have been so safely guarded
by Judge Whitney."
This in the face of the statement
that this same alleged robbery
would have occurred in Linn
had it not been for the j
continual watchfulness ot Judge
Whitrev. can only be taken us a I
direct accusation against'.!. P. G.il
braith, county clerk, and D. S,
Smith, sheritf'of the county.
If Judge Whitney is the instigat
or of this article he ought to be
resigned to obloquy for attempting
to make a showing of economy by
imputing dishonest motives to
capable officials of his own party,
or if the article containing the at
tack was simply the the efferves-
cense of the editor of the Democrat
Mr. Whitney ought to rise and ex
plain. SEKIOtS ttdilltl At' CI.
Frank Mack Accidentally Shoots Himself
While Hunting Near Scio,
Information was received in this
city yesterday morning of a serious
accident which o curred at Scio
early yesterday morning.
Frank Mack while out hunting
placed his lighted pipe in his coat
pocket which contained several
loaded shells. One of the shells
became ignited from the fire in the
pipe and exploded, shooting off one
of ids fingers and inflicting a
serious wound in the abdomen. It
was thought the brass portion of
the shell was bio a a into the abdo
men. Medical assistance was at once
summoned, and it was hoped the
injuries would not prove fatal.
THE ;1.IKMAI,K IT'.IE.
Further Particulars of the Swrepiag
of the Satire Town-
Away
Much interest was manifested
yesterday morning when the Her
ald's dispatches were read, giving
the account of the burning of
Goldendale, W. T. The following
additional particulars have been
The entire business portion of
thft town isdostroved. and the loss
will reach $200,000.
The disposition among property
owners and merchants almost
without exception, is "'to stay with
the town."
All the stores being destroyed,
the town was practically witimut
food, except that which happened
to be on hand in the dwellings
j which did not burn. The people
! vir;t without supper Sunday night.
I The board of trade of Portland
i will appoint a committee to solicit
j funds for the sufferers by the fire.
; The peoplo are liieraUy burned
j out of "house and home." Toe
I school house fortunately e-cav.d
; the general destruction, and is
i crowded with the homeless.
. About thirty-live families are in a
! state of utier destitution, having
lost ever'-thip-'
Among the' insurance agencies
-siri-viiv" uo'iuri.. in ...Mf mh.h-
were the following : Commercial
Union; Oregon; Northwest; Co
lumbia; Home Mutual; New
Zeal'iud; Plm-nix : Farmers' and
Merchants of Albanv, the
having fci.OOO.
S4HOOL KEPOJ':T
May 12.
Mabel, Or.
The
following is an
i i" . c r re"lster 10
taken trom the school register in :
1 uisiaiik --. ut vi Junius i-uuiin
formerly district No. 80 of Linn
county for the month ending May
11, 1SSS:
! No. days taught. . . .
i No. days attendance
I No. days absence . .
j No. boys enrolled. .
I No. girls enrolled . .
i Total No. eurolied.
20
.f00
'p
IS);
38 j
3S
341
Average No. belonging
Average dailv attendance
Emma Driry, Teacher.
;niige 1'lrnir.
The members of Tangent grange
are making arrangements to give a
i
nicnic at Blevins bridge on June
j 7. An interesting programme will
the i ! e arranged and an enjoyable oc
city j casion is promised.
I.urcka.
The motto f-f California means. T ;
have 'outid it. Only in that I.uul of j
sunshine, where the orange, lemon,!
ohve, rig and grape bloom and ripen, !
ami attain their highest perfection in
mid-winter, arc the herbs and gum j
found, that arc used in that pieasant ;
remedy for all throat auditing trouble?, i
Santa Abie the ruler of coughs; ;
a-'.iima a ".id consumption. Foslmy A:
Mason have been ftpiiointcd agent for !
tids valuable I 'a ih.niia remedy, and'
sell it muter a gu i antee at -L a hr-t-t!e.
Tlifec i'or ?:;.50.
Try California Cal-ii Cure, tiie only j
guai-anteed cure for cat.irrh. bv
mail .10.
THE MOPiIXC
Petition for the Eztcssioa
Branch to Sodaville &
ot
f the Lebanon;
Good Scheme.
A petition is being circulated and
Kigneu bv business men
of this city, asking the Southern
Pacific railroad coinoanv to extend ;
the Lebanon branch of the O. & C
railroad to Sodaville, a distance of
32 miles.
The soda springs at Sodaville are
fast becoming a popular summer
I resort, and the travel thitherward
from different parts of the country
is large. The extension of the
Lebanon branch to that place
would be attended by no difficulties
and light jxpense, as the country
is level and there are no streams
to cross. The advantage gained
would be mutual, as people from
all par's of the country could go
and come when they pleased by
rail direct, connecting at this city
with either the O. fe C. or the Or
egon Pacific trains, and the traffic
of that branch would be greatly
increased, as a rich country would
be brought into railroad communi
cation with the city, and the crowds
of people who visit these springs
would form a lively passenger
business.
It is a desirable undertaking and
the branch ought to be built, and
probably will be.
The question of constructing a
branch of the Narrow Gauge line
from Spicer to this city is also
being agitated. The Xarrow Gauge
in the upper portion of the valley
is now practically useless and this
would make it of some advantage
to the people along the route, and
would add somewhat to the busi
ness of Linn's metropolis.
FROM Till) STATE CAPITAL.
Died From
Asylum -
Injuries - Appointment at the
Measles at the Penitentiary.
Special to the Hkrald.J
Salem, May 10. The man Bry
an who was fatally injured by be
ing thrown from his horse near
Siherton Saturday evening, died
Sunday night.
APPOINTMENT AT THE ASYLUM.
Gus Newell, of East Portland,
has been appointed bv Dr. Lane as
steward of the asvlum, vice M. G.
Wilkins, whose resignation it will
he rembered was requested several
weeks since. Newell entered upon
the discharge of his duties this
morning.
MEASLES AT THE PENITENTIARY.
A case of measles has broken out
at the penitentiary, the patient be
ing a convict lately from Umatilla
county. It is probable the epidem
ic will go the rounds of the con
victs. Both measles and scarlet
fever have disappeared from the
asylum and visitors are admitted
as formerly.
A COH AKIU.V MLK1&.
On Saturday morning, May 5,
an atrocious murder was commit
ted twenty-seven mi es eat oi
Burns, in Grant county. Jsunen
Bright was returning from the
railroad with a load of freight for
Motley Bros., and just as the team
had come to a small grade an as
sisin fired s 44 Winchester, tin
ball passing through the body from
tiie right side, killing the victim
iuftintly.
Then the murder attached a rope
to the dead man's feet dragged the
I t0iii' nearly a quarter
I the road and buried it
or a nine off
beneath the
rocks. The team stayed along the
roud, and was discovered by
Messrs. Ciark and Worthington,
two Portland dru miners, who were
on their way to Bums.
They repotted the facts, and the
fact, and the whole country is
out looking for the murderer,
j The ge.ierul opinion is that Lb'iglil
j was Killed for Ids money, as lie
j v;-s known to have had consider-
aolc- before he started ava from
: home.
Mr. Bright was about U0 yeurs
1 old, and has no relatives in this
' c:-;mtrv.
i:!a:-.: of tk. se sj:uv;.
An adjourned citizens' meeting
of all persons interested in the !
growth and prosperity and develop-1
ment of the general business inter-j
ests of tiie citv of Albany, will be
held at the (i! A. B. hall, on Thurs- j
day, the I7th in.sL, at 8 o'clock p. I
m., for the nurpose of hearing the!
latter ' report of the committee on sub
j scripiion, and of obtaining a suffi-
cient number of subscribers to the
i constitution and bv-laws reported
by the committee and adopted by
: flft i-itizpns liiwtinc nn Wpdnpsdav
. . . .
pvpinn 1'iKt. All uprsnriK intufpst.-
i ed are requested to be pr
1 siasiKt in witimf s-.iul r.ltioi-t
Bv order of committee.
J. C. Powj ll, Chairman.
;. FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
: Wm. Simpson offers for sale at
j one-half their original cost, the
1 store desk.
1 letter press.
2 counter scales.
2 platform scales.
1 set store lamps.
1 McNeal & Urban safe, weighs
4$0. burglar vault ami tire proof.
1 -McNeal ti Urban sale; fire
proof; weight, 2800.
;tl Prise Sliirl.
I The best white shirt in the market
j at . F. Head's; and don't forget that
j he proposes to mve away s, tine "old
! watch with tln.ni. Call and investi
gatF if you need a good shirt.
P. Cohen has reduced the "price of
all his goods on account of the agita
lafion of the tariii question.
Fairbr.nk's Gold Dust . j.-hin,' vow
der at Pai ker ftivs.
"'hompson
.iers.
it Overman
leading
de
Fresh Yet
Kenhai V; ('
.Ides
every iiioruing at
j TA igwam slippers at Head";
HERALD: WEDNESDAY, MAY 1G. 1SSS
iiirrr'riTfrfiTar-TTrTnnBTfcinfimTifBTrrrTi iriiiiiifiyiniiii'irrrrra.ijw
i;i:.it !!. j regou SkiSe auitflay School (ouven
, tiiiii.
The Third Aruuui Convention oi
i the Sunday School workers of
! Oregon will be held in the First
Uaptist Church at Albany on Tues-
day, Wednesday, and Thursday,
the 22a, 2bd, and 34th ot May.
Though this is a mass (Jopven-
tiou and all attending
entitled to seats, vest, to
will be
insure a
representation, each school should
ckct one or more delegates pledged
to attend. Also, it is requested
that for the purpose of defraying
the expenses of the Convention,
that on the 13th ot May a cciiec
tiou be taken by each schoel to the
amount of three cents per ineuiber
ou the average ftteudance, said
amount to be forwarded to the
President, E. W. Allen, of Portland,
or brought to the Convention by
tlie delegates.
This Convention will be held in
the very heart of the Willamette
val.ey, and at a place that is easily
accessible from all points. This
should bring to the Convention a
full representation from ail parts
at least of Western Oregon. T.iis
will not, however, bs the cse il
every person interested in this
most important work does not
make a personal effort to secure
this most desirable end.
Word comes to us from our
friends at Albany that their latch
strings will be found nut and all
will receive a hearty welcome.
Those expecting to attend will
confer a favor if they will send
their names to Dr. G. W. Gray on
or before May 21st, ,io that
places
f enterta.nmeut mar be
assigned
them.
Arrangements have been
made
with the O. & C. 11. U..
Oregon
Pacific 11. II. and the X arrow
Guuge lines for reduced rates
All
paying tuU fare in
Convention will be
)iug to the
returned at
one fifth full fare.
Jesse Hobson,
Secretary
UEPiuLicA mt;akim;.
The following prominent speak
ers will address the citizens of
Albany and vicinity on the polit
ical issues of the. day on the dates
named :
Dr. J. W. Watts May 16
Hon. Geo. H. Williams. ...May 21
Hon. Geo. F. Swift, of Cal.May 2S
The speaking wil. be held at the
court house at 8 p. m.
Mr. Williams will speak at Cor
valiis on Wednesday, May 10, and
Mr. Swift will speak at the same
place on Tuesday, May 29.
Who Is Your Best Ennd?
Your stomach of course. Why? B--cuife'e
if it is out of order you are one
of the nsott miserable creatures living,
tiive 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 smoke and driuk wait until
your stomach is through with break
fast. You cau drink more and smokeh
more in the evening and it will harm
you less. If your food ferments and docs
not digest right. If you pre ticubled
with heartburn, dizziness of the head,
fuming up of the food after eaLing,
Biliicsness, Indigestion, or any other
troui'le of the stomach, you bad best
use Green's August Flower, as no per
son can use it witbou immediate re
lief. :i:ii:f .iiestiu.v.
First-class good:
atH F. Read's
mu lowest prices
A new lot "f Prize Baking Powdc
at Brownc.ll & Sl-.tnard's
A line line of imported cigars re3
ceived at Brownell t'c Stanard's
A choice Wit of uncunvassed eastern
hams at Wallace V Thompson's
Tea all the way from 25 to 75 cents
per pound at B"'ovnell Stauard's.
Thompson & Overman are always
ready to repair yaur harness on short
Si
i notice.
I Don't fail to see the tripods at
miller A: Co. They are the latest
thing out in novelty furniture j
The place to liuv wall paper is i
j where von can get it irmimcu, wiui
! out extra charge.
Forlmiilcr Co. j
do this.
.lust received, the ceicnrate:: r.s-
tiella Key West cigar, the iiiiest Key
West cigar in the. market :;l 31
IJau m tea r'.'s cigar store.
Go to FortuiiihT it Co.'s fc-r furni
ture reviver and clean up your old
furniture, then buy a Smyrna rug to
beautify ycur home. :
That exfpiisi'e iinc of satins in our ;
show whir. ,w will be r.ui close this j
week. Have no excuse for not get- j
ting in on them. Montielh o: beilen
,uch. Thos.Biinii has just received an ele
gant assortment of window shades
and cornish poles.
"Yon will never miss the waict
'Till the well runs dry."
If ycu want a well dug call on E. B.
Davidson. He does prompt work at
reasonable price. Orders can be left
at this office,
HLSIXKSS I'KOrEUTY.
Inrlndin? the Ohl SI. Itnrles Hotel
BrJek Bniiaini:. Klc, la Ik- sold at
Inrlion.
I hc property described in the fol
lowing sale of real property includes
the old St. Charles hotel, the brick
building occupied by C. H. Spencer,
fair grounds adjoining Albany, and
other desirable property, which w ill
1 be sold at auctiou on June. 2nd.
Administrator's Snle.
NOT1CF IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned administrator of the co
partnership ekate of Houk .t Jlc.ver, Henry
Jleyer being deceased, in pursuance of an
order anil decree of the county court of Linn
county, Oregon, made and tntertd of record
on the 2nd day of April, 1S88, will sell at j
public auction to the highest bidder, at the
court house door in Linn county, Oregon, on
the 2nd t'ay of June, 1SSS, at the hour ot" one
o'cl ck in the afternoon of said day, the following-described
real piocrty belonging- to
said estat, to-wit: Lois Xo. 5, 6, 7 and S,
in block No. 2, in the city of Albany, in Linn
countv, Oregon; ak 25 feet tne w,!st
side i lot So. 1, in block No. 10, iu the city
of Albanv, in Linn county, Oregon; also the
cast ouc-half of lot. No 3, in block 11, in the
city of Albai'V, in Linn county, Oregon, us
desciibed ou the plots and surveys of saiiJ
citv: also In No. 7, containing o67 acres,
miovvii as fairground hit, surveyed off a;id
plntied bv the Lbil C'Miuly Agricultural .' s
s ciati n," the ."nine hci-j; a imrt of the .V.
V. ciiart'r of the denalion ia'id claim of
:.-.!; io linti Kii'f. in l-iim county, O:egon.
Vcn.. -: ;.ltiwab n.-.i.ti.
joiis A. Ckawichu, Adam istrator.
A JOIST C'.t!WA$.
The Eepublicaas and Democrats will Bsgin
Iheir itoucd cf Oratory May 21st-
The republican candidates for
the various offices in Linn county
have accepted ttie invitation of
the dtuiocasd to join them in
joint discussion, and 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 p. i. :
Fox Valley Monday. Mav 21
Soio ,
Svneuse
Shedd
Halsty....
Harrisburg-.. .......
Tuesday, May 22
. Wednesday, May 23
. . Thursday, May 24
Friday, May 25
. . . Saturday, May 28
brownsyille. .
.Monday, May 28
Crawtoidsville Tuesday, May 29
Sweet Home Wednesday, Mav 30
Waterloo Thursday, May 31
Lebanon Friday, June 1
Albany.... -....Saturday, June 2
KAKE C11AKCE FOtt SHOPPERS.
Mr. A. B. Mcllwain. who has
frequently agreeably surprised his j
customers by his custom ot cut
ting prices to the lowest margin, is
now making the best offer yet
given. To begin with is his
(;i:eat sale of carpets.
For 30 days he will discount ?11
sales of carpets 20 per cent. His
stock is large ami 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 thfe assertion.
Teacher's Kxnniitintion.
TSTotice is hereby given that the
regular public mtarcerly examination
of teachers for Linn county will be
held in Albany at the Court house
commencing at noon on Tuesday
May 31st 1SSS.
All teachers dejinng examination
will please be preseut at the begin
ning. You will further notice that
t e abVve date is made one day '.ater
than that required by law, for the
reason that Wednesday May 30th is
a lej;al holiday. D. V. S. Keid.
Co. School Supt.
California fui-K-Curc.
The only guaranteed cure for cat
arrh, cold in the head, hay fever, rose
cold, catarrhal deafness and sore eyes.
Uestore the sense of taste and un
pleasant breath, resulting hum ca
tarrh. Easy and pleasant to use.
Follow directions and a cure is -warranted,
by all druggists. Send for
a circular to ABIETINE MEDICAL
COMPANY. Orovillc Cal. Six months
treatment for $100, sent by mail for
1 10. Eor !e bs Foshay fc Mason,
Given Away.
W. F. Read proposes to give away
a line gold watch with Ins gold and
silver prize shirt, the very best fitting
and best made white shirt in the
market. The price Is as low or lower
than any equally as good shirt in the
market.
JBOOTS
AND-
SHOES
At Actual Cost
-AT-
Browooil & tail's.
Cams Early aad Get
Will sell
closed out.
until all are
f'My 'Isixes.
XTOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
il tax roll of the city of Albany, Linn
county, Oriron, for the year of 18S8, has
been placed in ray hand" for collection, and
will remain so for thirty days from this datj,
I during which time I will receive and receipt
for such tax at the oflice of the city recorder,
i All taxes rcmnininsr unpaid at. the expiriliou
of thirty days will be returned as delinquent,
after winch time costs and expenses for col
lectimr said I'clinipient taxes will be added.
Dated at Albany, Or., this 23d day of April,
18SS, ISA AO HAYS,
Citv Marshal.
CITY PEED STABLE,
ARCHIE BLACKBURN, Proprietor.
HOkSKS BOARDED UY THE DAY Oit
week Haled hay, haled straw und
chopped f'H'd for sale at stabie or delivered to
any part of the city.
iiiV'ii Fourth street, two blocks cast of
imrt hou :e.
WavtTly Fruit Farm.
TlOR SALE IX- FIVE OU, TEX AC1JE
jp tract.-.: Clias ic!i.'cr. re.il e-tate and
ctm-lonuenf airnt, has'nt Ins nffc:, opposite
i he Ilisss House, p'.a.s rf the V. av.-rly Fruit
Fan!', now for sa!: in tracts of fiv.' mxl too
crcs e::. h. I'arties (U'sirinir to l - : oi.:. :a
tract of tl;is vabtabk r.voj.c-tv should call at
once, as it is being sold rapidly.
For a Pew 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 complete line of Ladies', Misses' and Chil
dren's Hose you cannot find anywhere. Special se
lections in L,isle, Baldriggan, and silk in all Colore.
Ladies' Summer Underwear Gauze, Baldriggan,
Merino and Silk in profuse variety.
We beat the record in
TUP! LIT
"5TOTT ZKIiBJCrW" I
We are selling goods at prices which tliey will not.
be able to reach for
IO Years
HOW
Because we know where o buy, we koow how tox.
buy, and we know how to sell. OUH GOODS never
grow old and shelf-worn waiting tor gQ PROFITS
The Big Merchants Come to Us
when they want to lump a -big shipment and raise
the wind. We are alwais ready for them, and con
sequently we are able to offer bargains which m&ket
the people stare and think we are going to fail.
: No FeaR
We shall keep on doing
FLINN BLOCK.
i -
Laces this season.
KGNTEITH & SEITENBACH.
IT
to Gome !
IS IT?
of That
good for years to come.
DO
WALLA CE & TIZGJl S O X,