Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, May 25, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE -MOIMSrSX HE R ALT) : F1UDA" 31 AY 25, 1SSS Daily axd Weekly Ot. dlPTK'N. TERMS of s, DAfLV. I'tcdl-ihert every li.i.rnii.ir except elivercil l.v carrier, per week.... . IV r.:illl, ,kT -m , Mfjitln.) 0!l5 WEEKLY. r Published every Friday Morning.) m; c-opy, per aii.ium, in advaiiee.........S2.00 V.?:i rift i.aii! in advance i0 THE MAILS. Main at the Albany pnstoftivo close as follows: For all nrti.es" nort h '. he ha-stern .states ' ... The West Si.ie- A" M" A :d'the Nairow Gauire It. II. For Portland ami .Salem 11a.m. c v.rv.illi.s and Yanuina 12;S0 p. m. All office south 7:30 p. m. I'iic . (i- o ivn in- cioscil fciich evening from . ix to seven o'clock. Ko:-tcri-d matter tor ftlio fearly motniiu: train fhould 1- mailed before a o'clock the '::' us evening. K. i I Mi-) TAf.I... NOJiTJl BOUND. ! Arrives! Departs' Arrives. t.a'j.. epr. Kuieiie ex FieUht ij ;-).") am 11:1 3 am TK.aiUj I'ortl'd 10 10am IllSaaiui 34.ipm 7:10am " 2 45m SOUTH BOUND. Arrives; Departs: Arrives I'. i txp Eijsene ex Freight 7:4f.pni 1 .2. 20pm 8.05pm 12 40pm 1.30pm Ashland 9.00am Eugene 2 40pm, Eugene 6.00pm Freight received tor south after 11 a. .m. r f tne same day. I.KPANoX KKAXCH. 1':; A!1 ay- Departs Arrives No 1 1 . No !.:. 12.:0 p ndl.el-anoii i S.10 p mj at 1.36 p S.St p F'm I.eb'n : Ni 12. No 14.. 15.00 j in 'Albany .2 00 p in 5.45 a m 2.45 p m KK:0X PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Departs '-U.15anijl.00 p m 5.-J."p!iiU;.50a in Pa-j-'eiiaer. -.Fro; -tit.... .10 i t !.. 4KUI1 ws. Fvuit jars at F. L. Kenton's. Firemen's excursion to-morrow. Miss Alice Hay is visiting in the r:rv. Ice cream every dav at France; i'l'eiffer's. Ft.-Ii t raw beni e at Wallace A: Thompson V. Screen doois and windows Thos. i'ui.ik's. Sam Goldsmith, of F.ugene, is the citv on business. at ln Halsev ta.-t night on business. M. M. Harvev. of Tacoma, is old trin.u ti.o ,-itv- Andy Hunt has a good second hand hay press for sale cheap. The session of the State Gr.mge at Salfiu will close this morning. ' A. C. Peebles, school superin- 1 i-'2.it. oi Harusli ocn f ', it in tire city. . i Messrs Carson .t Hoffman, stone iwi tile manufacturers, have dis i solved iartnership. ! A fine selection of fresh millin- i orv just arrived iivm New 'ork at i E. & C. Howard's. I Jerry Hay. o! Maimimrg. was a pas.senger on' the train yesterday bound for I'orfland. Mrs. W. H. Gaston, of Washing- ton territory, daughter of kv. S. , immediately instituted. The hand G.Irvine, is visiting in this tit. ! kerchief of the fugitive was found Another lot of new hats for j in a held near the fair ground, and ladies and chihlron wi'I be in by I everything indicated that she had Wednesday at Mrs. O'Connor's. " ! started north. The hunt was con - All the latest and prettiest styles j in dress and sun hats will be in by i next Wednesday at Mrs. O'Con- j tier's. J Patronize home industry and try! some of J. Joseph's Havana filled! oc. cigars, the first of his own man-1 nocture. i You insure your property, then J why not insure your self against ! accident in the Travelers'. C. B. Winn, agent. j Mrs. S. Istel, sister of Julius i Gradwohl, left last evening for San Francisco, after an extended visit in this city. Representative Hermann has procured an establishment of a pos- ; tal money order othce at r lorence, Lane county. j A very enjoyable picnic was j given yesterday afternoon across j the river bv the little folks of the M. E. Sunday school. r . . auc, woo resiiieu near i . .I'fi. 'l i : c . n near I mis cuy, ten yfsieniay tor vaiuor- ma, navinz neen summoned bv i the illness of his father. A bankrupt stock ot ladies', His-tes' and children's slinners ! have just Simpson's been received at Win. which will be sold at ( eit. Mr. A. P.. Paxtou is expected j home to-dav, after an extended j visit in the East. He will be as- sociatel with Mr. Crawford in the o,aUerv The presentation of a handsome flag to Co. O N. (i., of this citv. bv the ladies of Albanv will "ur at the opera house on Mav 2'Mli wt S-:0 v. m i keep out the dies by using screen do.it and windows, manniactured .ti.l l.lir 111 I'nlll- IiI.IIl o..xl mte private regiuicnt. C Jos. Tyler' rear of ( i . hop, caught in tJompanv L. First ; S. cavalry. ; smoke house, in the i'.. 1 blight's butcher in-.; at o last evcn- ing and i-urned. narrowly No alanii eseaped being was sounded. and the nii'v pfdogiia sausages. loss was some rii.e The best wi:!".- -ii'.r '.'. F. Uea-.iV: ;ci t t .'! h v It:i '. :i4 'j in the .".in- -g. 1 Siivcs I l ...... ... ....... ..,u. . .uiyre.c: tjinthe new boat and will be tni- . n-.-onab.e price, by IS. B . unk j j d iu driving it. The new Shop on corner ot Second and j J0.;t will be a size , ,,an Uu. Ellsworth streets. . AUrm is of the F.une .U1(, Senator Mitchell has presented a : will be used f r carrving passen-p-tifiou from a number of citizens j sors and freight about the Vav. of Lane county .ra; ing that a pen-i she wi 1 be completed and reaoy sion be granted to W. Y. Meyer,! for service in two or three weeks. s iai::v. pakab'-:. j ! TJaiioiin Drill by the Entire Fire Depart- j meat this Eveni::?. This evening at 7 :.'() o'clock the j Albany lire department will give a 1 parade and uniform drill. The I procession will form at No. l'sj hall, and headed bv the band will i march to No. 2' s where they will receive the members of that com pany and the hose and tender teams. The order of inarch will then be as follows: Down Lyon to First, up First to Washington, up Washington to Fourth, down fourth to Ferry, down Ferry to First, where the hose team will give an exhibition tun of the speed race of 700 feet as will be contested at the state tournament. The starting point will be near S. E. Young's new building and the outcome near Deyoe & Robson's hardware store, in this race the boys will wear their new plush uniforms which cost about $150. THE UNIFORM. The exertions of the boys to havehe Albanv department pre sent a creditable apjearanee at the j tournament have been very expen sive, and to assist in defraying these expense the excursion to Salem will be given to-morrow. Let every one who can attend and make the occasion a pleasant and profitable one. The fast steamer Wm Hoag, gaily decorated, will leave the O. P. wharf at 7 o'clock a.m., anil returning wm leave Salem at 4, thus arriving home at a pleasant hour in the evening. Over 125 tickets have already been sold, and after 10 a. m. to-day they can onlv be purchased at Black- man's drug store, and persons hold ing tickets will be first accommo dated, as tue number is limited. Dr. t.iiiidcr.Mtu's tn.se. lr. O. Guuderson, who had an examination before Justice Bush wiler in Portland for prescribing morphine without having register ed with the county clerk, as re quired by an act of the legislature of 1S87, was discharged. The prin- I ciyal point argued wa- on what constitutes morphine, and the dis- j seitations ot the counsel and court upon medical practice furnished the physicians with a lot of valua ble information. As this case is the til st one under the new law it has attracted considerable atten- tion among physicians. As before stated, i undersoil administered a verv small amount of a preparation j ot morphine in a perscription in a 1 serious case of gastric fever. He j had not obtaiained a permit from i the conntv. 1 be justice held that i the statute distinctly denotss the j 'or J morphine, in mentioning for I what it is necessary to take out a permit., it does not mention mor- phine ))reparatioiis. "Justice Bush wiler was also of the opinion that the' man who framed tlVe law did know-what he was doing. Ktejiprri i'rou llir A.t.Vltiin. Tuesday aftrvuon.:'one of t Vie at tendants at the - asylum had her ward out walking, and ihev wen i over to the grove near Win. Sav at:e:s, north of the asylum. One of the patients, a young woman from Eugene Citv. taking advantage of the cover ot the woods, managed to slip away and was out of sight be fore she was missed. As soon as I her Hight was discovered, the au- tuonties were notified, and search tinued during Tuesday night an I all flay yesterday, but without avail. I lootors Lane and William son and two attendants were last evening hunting down the river, with two teams, one on each side, but at last, accounts had found no definate hie. vhe was dressed in ordinary clothing.and as the nights have not been cold, there is no danger that she will suffer greatly from exposure-Saleru Statesman. Corporal Tanner. Corporal Tanner, of Brooklyn, N. Y-, whose name is familiar to all G. A. R. veterans, addressed a large audience at the opera house last evening. He is one of New York's most gifted speakers, and he could not but please his audi ence in his discussion of the politi cal issues befwe the people. He ! was introduced by Capt.N.lJ.Hum-j j phr.ey. and . spoke for hour. His i i remarks on the tariff ouestion. the i tu;. uuiu tK.l ivirfv .mnuatnanl 'l..rt ! criticism on .President Cleveland's i hostile iiolicv toward the iuterests I j ol the people of the Pacific coast, were received with warm applause. fWnnmi Tnnw ...;n 1 1 i Halsev to dav to speak at the Powell's grove. picnic at Vw Boat For Aaqnina. A ffpnllpinan inst f , ". :rJ . Da hia1ien l,uu f. new ,,oa v0"' i nien-ed some tune ago there is rapiy ap.-roaching completion, i Jf C-iiLterton is the piopnetor ot V-e ''V'- i b1e1"-b,,llt i at ) aMu,"a f -' and when cm,- j piereu win piy oetween mat point i and Newport, i I propeuer. The . : the Tressa Mav aim Newport, ine ooat win De a liiacliinerv used on 1.., l.r., I r - . ' l.'un tivcr !. a Mason From Mr. Toner, exjiress agent' on the Oregon Pacific train, it was; learned yesterday- that Percival Nash, Ci ye:r old son of Wallis 1 Nash, fell from a wagon the previ- . ous evening, the v.b.eels passing; over his breast and inflicting se-i ere minne. red at iv"ck ( It is th.-iight pl'O'-'t' it'tlti. Ti 'I'd k. c :inent occur ar Nashville, urv v. ill in t -i:;Tcr, at i:,. MM VV l JIOOL ().Oil(i.. I Proceedings of the Last Day's Addresses, Etc- Sejsica The The morning session with prayer by iiev. J. LaFavetie. wa opened Hoberg, of This was followed by a sor.g se: vice and short addresses 1-v. Dr. la dm of Portland. Rev. C. A'. Hill of F.ugene City, Kev. Tho. . Boyd of Portland, and others. in the afternoon lectures on prac tical Sunday school topics were de livered by E. (x. Wheeler of Port land, Mrs". E. W. Allen of Portland, and Mrs. E. G. Wheeler of Port land. A children's meeting was held at 4 o'clock. ' The evening session was opened j with music, followed by short ad- dresses of the newly elected otii cers. After a service of song conducted by Prof. W. H. Lee, short address Si were delivered by Kev. H. V. liominger, of Albany, Kev. E. G. Wheeler, of Portland, and Rev. L. J. Trumbull of Albany. The following resolutions were unanimously adopted : Resolved," That the thanks of the Oregon State Sunday school con vention are due and are hereby tendered to the people of Albany for their hospitality so generously extended. ' Resolved, That our thanks are due and are hereby tendered to the O. & C. and the O. P. and the Nar row Gauge lines for their generosi ty in furnishing reduced rates of transportation. Resolved, That this convention earnestly recommends that the va rious Sunday schools of our state inculcate the most thorough teach ing furnished by the scriptures and by human experience, to enlighten and arouse the conscience of the rising generation against the terri ble effects of intemperance. Resolved, That the thanks of this convention are due and are hereby tendered to the officers ot tins convention lor l he ao.e man- ner in which they have discharged their duties and the enthusiasm th-'3' have aroused F M. Johnson, W W. Logan, Committee. COAST .TKS. A proposition is on foot to unite Portlmri and East Portland. A. Hammond and Richard Mitch ell were out hunting in the mount ains near Gold Hill, Monday Ham mond killed Mitchel', mistaking him for a deer. Miss Luoile Burnett, daughter o Hon. J. D. Burnett. of Douglas county, and Mr. J. B. Waite a pop ular railroad engineer, were married at Roseburg, May 15. Win. liogart accidently had the j backs of both his hands pressed against a pulley in the Coburg saw mill in Lane county the other day lacerating them terribly. . ' Fran1' Smith, who was sent to the penitentiary from Polk county for one year, was guilty of cutting Mar shal Bohannon, of Independence. Smith was drunk when he did the deed. Coast Mail: John Ruth, a mer chant of Sumner, fell down stairs last night, breaking his neck in the fall, and died almost instantly. Mr. Ruth formerly had charge of the Simuipr pYr.rf bf.nl-. hnr. fnr trio Inef i . f , " , " tew years nas Kept a gnnerai mer chandise store at that place. Thfc headquarters of the Oregon democrats in St, Louis during the national convention will be held iu room 70, Laclede hotel. The Oregon delegates. T. J. Hlack, H. Kippel, John 1". Miller, James K. Kelly, M. S. llellman, and .Napoleon Davis, will leave for St. Louis about the 28th. Carrie Bradley, the murderess par doned trom ihi Oregon penitentiary a tew years ago, was killed at Tuc iun, Arizona, on the 9th inst., by John Wadleigh, her maccjue. He went to her house drunk and being refused admittance kicked in the the door, as she ran out caught her and cut her throat. Frank Tripp, of the Coquille river accidentally shot himself while out hunting last Sunday. The gun was resting" with the stock on the ground when it wp ''-"charged, the ball eiterng the ri hfc breaa", Thebal has hoi et olxo located by the phy sicians and the result of the wound can only be surmised. A colony of thirty-nine immigrants from Omaha, Neb., have arrived in Lane county, and most of them have settled in the Siuslaw country. 'A considerable number of immigrant' 7. ':!.. , ; vaut' "" are coming into the upper Willamette as a rule they are people with small capital, and are looking for government land, or very low priced hums. LETIFK LIST. Ktillowiiiy is the list of letters remaining in the postotticeat Albany, May, 24. 18S8. Per son', calling for these letters will .five the date 011 which they were advertised: 4Uon, B- U. HriLirs. W. W i I'.n.iidwell. Ja!ob C. ' Burbank, J. T. . Deitzer, Mrs.Lelia F. ; llci.lu-.-s, B. I.. . i llutcliens, Isaac i N'jlsuii, red C. i Xensol, (Jeo. O. : Straliaii, .1. J. I Smith. .V Co. Behmrt, Phil B. Cllin8' Mrs Sarah Hei fle George Hetton, Gcorjfe Jones, James Francis Osterhout, Ch;is. H. Paimes, K. A. Smith, I'rey. a I. liiniiius . B. F. Wood RckisThomisox. P. M t-iau-je Picnic. The members of Tangent grange are making arrangements to givea Picnic at Blovins bridge on June 7. An interesting programme will le arranged and sn enjovable oc casion is promised. Fh-l Ouailci lv !cf in-. The first (piarterly meeting of the Evangelical church will 0e held in their church in this citv on Snmiav Mayi'7. Rev. ('. ('.."poling. ptVI siding elder of this district will be resent and officiate. 1 in ganl i. Hri r-.iiK lia-just n-c-ivt il an eb. is.-ortini-nt. of window shade ;rA corr.i I. l.i.'u a. M't.lKi.'lt OF f A.iJSiA Ti;i. The republican and democratic j Mr.' A. I'. Meiiwaiu, who has candidates for the various county i iretiuently agreeably surprised hi oiiices will address the citizens of i customers by his custom of cul the following places at 1 o'clock on ! ting prices to the lowest margin, is the dates named : i now making the bet oiler vet Halsty li.ii'v: -imnr lii- .i- syiile. . . . (',-.-. lordsville :-v. ..er. Home ;ttt;rloo ebanon Albanv Friday, May 2a i , va:urda , Mav 'iii ! ..Monday, May j Tuesday, May lU i .1 ii.... on i Thur-ola'v Mat-:!! ! Friday, June 1 Saturday, June 2 llraeral n-l-r o. 4. H'dqi'akteus jMcI'herson Post V Ik'p'-r ill.' Ai.isany, May 23, 1888. J The members of McPherson Post will meet at the G. A. 11. Hall cn Sunday evening, May 27, at 7:45, i i full uniform, for the purpose of a-tending union memoriai sevices in the opera house. a On Wednesday, May 30th, the Post will meet at 9 :30 a. m. prepar atory to marching to the cemetery at 10 o'clock. We would respect fully request that the flags of the city be placed at half-mast on that day, and that the stores and places of business be closed from 10 a. m. to 12 m. . All transient comrades and all old soldiers are invited to join with us in this token of respect to the memory of our dead comrades. Bv order of S. W. REESE, B. F. Taislek, Commander. Adjutant. furniture Factory Sold. Win. Fortmiller & Co. sold yes terday to C. J. Dillon of Yaquina, their furniture factory in this city. Mr. Dillon will assume chaigeat once, and will engage in the man ufacture of furniture for the whole sale trade. Messrs. Fortmiller & Co will continue their business as ! furniture dealers. Singing for Memorial Service. All who will assist in the sing ing at the Memorial service on Sunday evening, May 27, are re quested to meet at the G. A. K. j hall on this (Friday) evening to select and practice pieces. The Largest Vet. Cut this out and send it to an Eastern friend. In Curran it Mon teith's show window can be seen strawberries each of which will measure S4 inches around the waist. Firemen, Attention ! AIL firemen are requested to meet at their respective halltj this (Fri day) evening at 7 o'clock for a uni form parade. By order of Joseph Webbei:, i Chief Engineer. KiiiiF in;.viio.. Smoke Estrellas. Six s'lavesfor a dollar at T.Jones's First-class goods and lowest prici-s at W, F. head's A line line of Imported cigars rej calved at Brownell & Stanard's A choir 'ot.of miexnvassed eastern hams at Wallace & Thompson's. Tea all the way from 35 to 75 cents per pound at Brownell & Stamird.-. Thompson & Overman arc iihvnvs rcadv to repair yDur harness on short notice. The place to buv wall paper if where you can gut it trimmed, with out extra charge. Fortinillor .t Co. do this. (io to Fortmiller it Co.'s for furni- lure reviver and clean up your old furniture, then buy a Smyrna rug to beautify your home. That exquisite line of satins in our show wind-jw will he r.:n close this week. Have no excuse for not get ting in on them. Montieth & Seib-n-bach. Just received, another lot, of th: fine hand sewed French kid shoes, tin verv cheapest ever brought to town W.F. Read's. j For vour tine iniDortcd and K West "cigars, go to M. Ban in ga i t's j cigar store, one door east of Black ; man's drug store.' j Just ieceived at 'V. F. Read's a full j line of ladies fine muslin underwear, also girls white dresses and infants' slips. Call and see them. j We arc just iu receipt of the best i line of corsets ever brought to Albany ! and remember we will give away a fine piece of instrumental or vocal j music with each corset while ihe.v last. Something new. "You will never miss the water 'Till the well runs dry." If you want a well dug call on E. B. i Haviason. lie aoes prompi work at a reasonable price. Orders can be left at this office, , llHolutieu of rariMershlit NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT T1IK ; partnership heretofore existing between Frank L Kenton and C. K.' Chase, knoun as uenton & Chase, Grocers, Albany Oregon, is this dav dissolved by mutual consent. V. K. Chase retiring. F. L. Kenton will contin.ie j he business, collect all bums due,' and ;ay all debts M the same. r F. L. KENTOX. i C. E. CHASE. LB.NT JMay 15 1S88 MRS- EMMA O'CONNOR Pirie Xlilliriei7" Opposite Re" ere House NORTHWEST FIKE andJ-MAKlNE INSURANCE COMPANY PORTLAND, - - OREGON j CAPITAL STt'K. Ks.'.O.WOO E. L. THOMPSON. Agent. References in Albany S.E. Young, L. E. Blf.in. L. Flinn. C. H. Stewart and AV. H. Goltru. BOND &. SON, Dealers in Merclianaice I.:ii' C . 'resi General Irvln i U. T. Wyman, agent for" the Stat. ! Insurance coUipmiy for Albany and ! Linn countv in'- hisofli'-c with Rhode-, let Donlcv ' real estate agents, and 1 part Us-? d'jstrousof o;ng Lusin.-ss wi'.; 1 him will have the same j-romplty iu i t'iuilcd ro in his absence i-v ceiling i their oliicu, two doors cast of Conn ' Bros, grocerv store, ssiorrj.i:- vcn. To begin with is his oi:kat nam-; of .-akiets. V or .it) iavs lie will discount ie win discount ?u : 1 1 : SftU'e of carpets 20 ner cent. His; stock is large and embraces the i best patterns of all kinds of carpets. ! He also offers Standard white j shirts, with all linen bosoms, lor ! 75 cents. In i His stock of boots and shoes is I newly received from Eastern iac- j tories and is complete. i 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 thi-j assertion. Teacher' Kxamiiialiwii. Notice is hereby given that the regular public Quarterly examination of teachers for Linn county will be held in Albany at the Court house oonimenniiir at noou on Thursday May 31st 1888. All teachers desinug examination will please v. present at the begin ning. You will further notice that ti:e above date is made one day later than that required by law, for the reason that Wednesday May 30th is a leral holiday. D. V. S. Reid. Co. School Supt. Who Is Your ISe.Nt Friend? Your stomach of course. Why? B; cause if it is out of order you are one of the most miserable creatures Iiii'g. (Jive it a fair, honorable chance and fee if it is not the best friend you have in the end. Don't smoke in the morn ing, lion t drink in t lie morning. II you must smoke and driuk wait until your stomach is through with break fast. You can drink more and smoke mom in the evening and it will harm you less. If your food ferments and does not digest right. If you ine ticubled with heartburn, di..ines of the head, coming up of the food after eating. I'.illiusness, Indigestion, or any other trouble of the stomach", you had best use (irecifs .August Flower, as no per son can use it withou immediate .re lief. 4 alifoi-niu t'al-lt-Ciil-e. The only guaranteed euro for cat arrh, cold" in the head, hay lever, rose cold, catarrhal deafness and sore ye.s. Ccstorc the .-cn.c of taste and un pleasant breath, resulting fiom ca 'arrli. F.asy and pleasant to us.e. Follow directions and a cure is war ranted, bv all druggists. Send for h circular" to AB1F.TINE MEDICAL COMPANY. Oroville Cal. Six months treatment for 100, sent by mail for SI 10. For sale bs Foshay' A: Mason. .iv-ii Anaj. ; W. F. Head proposes to give away! a line gold Match with Ins gold and j Mlver pi i.e shirt, the very best fitting . and best made while shirt in the I market. The price is as low or lower j than any equally as good shirt in the j market. ! A ne"' invoici at Read's. f British triiuiuiugs BOOTS -AND- SHOE At Actual Cost! -AT MM mm Cane E&rly and Get Sizes. Will wll closed out. until all are! fit. Taxes. N' OTICK IS HKKEBY GIVEN THAT THE tax roll of the city of Albanv. Linn j been '.iacc.I in luv hand" tor colic tion. and wiil remain so for thirty days from this dat;, during winch ume i win receive and receipt iui .sura tax a.i tiic turnru m uie .ilv rtronicr. : ie ultiec nf the citv rf cooler. ! nif"iiiaid nt the' expiratiom 1 be returned as delinquent, A!i txcs rcma'uiiiii; and- wiii. ii'timc cots and expenses fnr coi - Ic'ting slid delinii'letit taxes will be ailded. bated at Albany, Or., this 2:til day of April, 1SSS. ISAAC HAYS, Citv Marshal. GITY FEED TABLE ARCHIE BLACKBURN, Proprietor. HOhSES BOARPED BV THE PAY OK week. Baled hjy, baled straw and eliipeU l'eed forsi'.e at stable or delivered to J auv part or tne cuy. .-'( m Fourth street, two block e of v"i rt h"ii:e. tVaverly Fruit Farm. T?Oll SALE FIVE OR TEX ACHE ravts: Cha .neizcr, reat eiaie ii.'i ..viiicnf iwent. has at his oITce, ..ppi.site ' f:ss Hoksl-, p'ats of the W:,i--r!y Fruit .. n-.iw for ;--!' in tn.-T.s i.f !:v,- -ir, i.-.j ear-li. I'Mrtli-s ilesiriinr to pi.. .. a ot this v.t.:-tWe property should c:.l! at . :ts it ii r-.inir svl-i rt'i:"'y. 1 em; : Hie Far KAKK i 11 AM il f iill Brownell t fanniul I Ml ie 1 us i kl An infinite varietj' of white and fancy wasli and embroidered lawn suits, Embroidered panels with sets. V-'f! JMuslin underwear, Case of new parasols, The only, complete line of Albatrosses in the city, embracing all the new f shades, mahogany, o-obelin suaille, terra cotta, etc, ' I ' I .. . . ! , .... THFY GAIT DO IT i NO We are selling goods at prices which they will not be able to reach for IO Years HOW Because we know where o buy, we krioilr1 how to buy, and we know how to sell. UUK GOODS never grow old and shelf-worn waiting tor BIG PROFITS The Biff Merchants Come to lis j wheil tlieV Want tO lllllll) i , .'' ... , , tiie wind. e are always I'eadv ior uiem, ana con- , i 1 j. il- l" 11 sequent! v we are alue to oner warjjains wnicn make ', , t,it j the peouie stave and tliniK ! -I I- No FeaR We shall keep on doing i. i M ods embroidery to mateh in MONTEITH & SEITEIIBACH. m to Come ! IS IT ? U llT SllllUneUt &Uii YSUSH i-,. l t "we are 2;oi ii to tail. l- - of Tlnati goodfor years to come. WALLA CE . TIIOJi SOX. J