Morning daily herald., July 01, 1888, Page 3, Image 3

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.I.HTIX.S A3IOI T IOH.,
i ". . I .. 1 io! iiel
s iv. tiie city.
Mi-s Lii.y (': .r.:'ord
vtsitim:
in i larrisiriity.
.'. W'iiiiam-. o: this city, ha?
re; ..i. v-'d upen his i;. mi near Tan
gci." the smrcc! .
A t -! -.-r -t i 1 1 1 Oi i!V.-ll
'v '-t :n-i-ivcd irif. New
mulin
"i ork at
E.& C. ilowanl's.
Misses Winnie and Flora Sjn-iirirs
, oi u.i-i;i are vi.-it iklt in this city.
'H-.f u::v.--ts of Miss Lilian Hacka -nian.
i'atr'.-nic Iminc indit-try and try
.!...e o; .). .Ii.se.h's Havana iil! -il
' ! tin liif-t A i .',vn nian
ufai u:w
:0 'i iner:)i'ieiMent f.. M.'
Ci'i. has returned iron, I'l-A-h-dp-,
I-.astt-:n Jresiuii. lie will reside in
tiii-.-hv. . "
The ol. ! county oth ers e;mp!et'1d
their terms of otilce vestenlav
to-morrow the new iihceis w id
fe. their seats.
!: tin- signal service indieatii us
ea he relied in on, Oieon will
now have some lair wcathc, the
iii-t t::ee r nianv weeks.
:e. Fourth w ill be a oniet
it iv
Ah-unv. The bu-iness
1 1 1 ! I ! -
v. : . '( ciiseo. anil many .oole .
''' h -o to Yaimina. Corvaiiis. i
Waterloo and Poitiaud. !
J. L. Cowan returned last iiiuht :
from t. I.ouis. He was acconi-ia-;
1 1 led by .Miss Lee Prat! ier. ot Co!-!
ir.:ihia. Mo., who wiii send a lew;
wi-eks visiting in this city.
Kev. T. J. Wilson and wife of !
IlaLsey are in the city, and will
leave Monday morning for the!
'Warm Spring Indian Ageney, !
whe-e tie is emra'-red in educ:itional .
and mission work. j
Ke-rp ijiu (he (lies by i;in sei'een i
doo:.-and windo.vs. ina.' iifae.un d :
and pni in your iione eompiete at i
a leas o:i:tb!e jiiiee. by P. II. Vm.k. ;
s-r e: coniei i Seei.iinl and J
Kliswulii streets.
Prof. J. I). Letcher, a gra
of the Virsriiua inilitarv s
dilate
hooi.
a.'a! an experienced and
ncee
"Hn'
civ;; engineer, was in the citv
e
yes- j
old
lir !
ierday. Pi of. 1 .etcher is an
.-cnesjunate ami friend of
towi.sman. h-o. lh Ciiambeilain. ;
K. I1.- ('.Howard are actually j
sel.tr.g millinery cheaper than any
i.e el.-e in tiie cit y .especially tl-.w- '
:::i'J white hats, w bun voat:
tio aii aie Siu.i. iuy never!
v old goods, but keep a clean, 1
car:
t"it-s
.-toek co
nstantlv un hand.
i;o
i."
wi!l he no service m tlie
nt
M. 1". church to-day on account of
the repairs in -progress on tlie in
side. The Sunday school will be
held at the M K.Vhurch South at
-:.V i-. m. T-ie Y. P. C. K. society i
ot tiie .M. K. church will meet' at J
the r at. "jiage at i::U i. w.
rj; iNMiii. im hoii:i. o.iviM-
Pays the Sam nf $125,000 tor the ViUard
Slock F-..hy.
The Portland News says : W. II. ,
lio.como, 1 rust: e ol tlie orcsjon I
Navigation ami Ore-!
Tfancoutinental Companies, j
tieaosd olock 1,2, known : s the j
iaiu uiu-i, is- l.h. i v iuu
Hotel Com p .ny I.or the consuier-!
aliou of 12o,0U0. Of this amount I
fT.j.OOO go s 'o the O. It. & N. (. o. j
aad the remaining oC.OUO to the i
Oregon Transcontinental. It was
iearEcd that the moDey had j
been paid, and the property is tn j
owned by the Portland Company, j
With this transfer consummated,
it will not be long ere the hotel
will be finished. Hasten the dav.
for Portland has become one of the
chief points on the coast visited by
tourists. They will fid tiie new '
Lett! to overflowing.
Ja ou,.i-1 .;i-c A,,oi..i...,..h F"! t!l at 1 ! m- C'wying e.xcur-
-s'.onists to Corvalhs. A special
K. E. 3lontairue. pustmaster at ; will )C nin fn,m Corvaiiis to Al
Lebar.on and llenry P.. .Mdier. at 10 y m of the F0U1th, So
postmaster at Millers Linn county, tmt i,ocan uotget hotel nc-
oregoi:, nave resigneu. ana n.
J". Ik'pe and ('. 1. andykehavi
b- apointed jiostmasters of the
res ft ive otiiees. Mr. .Montagues
..'ion is occiisii :ieil bv his
- as- count v clerk, nei essi
. va;
la.. residence in this city.
I j 1 Scliil rniis.
Ae.-Ari.r-r.- to Prof. Mc Kirov, tlie
schools of Ore-oil are in a rloiirish-
in- ( o:.dition. il-
(Stilnat
tnat.
(.-!'
l ;:p-.-h
it
the returns tor
S"-S Wil
sciiooi populati'jii ti
I ...
')). It is iin r-as:i:z '
"'id IV, and at tiie rate at v
has S-c-n increasing oi taU
Vi'll Se'".':i l iarli I - .i ; . .
Vi!l Hi' .jjf !;.
.fudge J. .
for Li-n c.
I o '.I:" V
,:S a!t.i..i
s ;;I -i an ;
hstriet .( r
unty, am:
sswer in the "int oi
nev h-l' vs. the
. J. . . .- ,'.
et j-ie-i i '.-ai. o-c ' j.-s " o.
S'l to tiie supreme coctt
ii be app:
IXlliL M9JL ULWH1 AM. U . .'-
I.1VN l.Vri I'JOaJ.I.ES.
j.va m teres. n:
Hit C- li) '
!;". A c
w ti
lt c;
iLiiiu' o:
c-.iiiL'.-ii-.y.
mui'h larger
tne continued
u as Ken I at
.1 ce would have been
had- it lift been iur
lulus. The meeting
1 1 r 1 - eXCeiielo Camp
lirclKHi :ui Jul 1 Mu' tKt;
iiuw.V of tlie pioneers oi-U.e
ItK
met each other -.round the camp
lilt: au-.i participated in the social
rt-uiiion. ami i: tiit sj'Ot'i-liri pio
neer experiences hai1 ;i rumiLeiit
place.
The opening t i r :i.sdi'!i cr-
.'I i'V C;liL-i' Cray "1 llil. SiiUl't
sj ee-he.- were ill.Mi deiiy-l'cd ijy
t!i--r pioneers. The exercises
were iiittr-per-e I with mit-ic oy
the Crawfoids ;iie baud, which
also ha 1 in c barge. the grounds
:iud which deserves much ctedit
;r tlit' exec-hcnl ::ianuer iu which
ihev had been arranged.
A constitution and by laws wis
presented and read, but action tl p-
on '.lit; .i.'itjio was
aetcireil lint'
the
.- cnr.d iiay .
.On Thuiday a large del; gation
mi l ived from liaise-y. uccoin p..nied
in liio itiisey uaiiu
delV';
l i,r
A'l aU'iress was ie-ii,vf;i t-
lai vev 15 iiul ot thus h , whcii
was ti.iilowed by live minute speech .
I The constilntiou and hydaws 1
t w s tiien ;nlo)t d.
The h)Ilowi:: c;t;'ei-vs w-re eleet
i t-d H.r theeii.-ning yea": i'residnit,.
t'a'.eb (day, of lla'.-ey: viceprcs
' i!ifi:t, Dr. W. dray, Albany;
feeretaYy. Jcs. Teni jilcton, Drowns
! vilh-; treasurer, llihy Kirk, Crowns
vil'.e: trustees. -I. M. Moyt-r and
Mr. Collyert, llrownsviile,
am
(ilass. Craw fonlsviiie.
It was decided to hold the next
annual reunion at Ihown-ville on
the third Wednesday in June, IS'J.
! .
I I KIM. .N O ITS.
Ki'oicN'i-:, June JH.
Commencement week in Fugene
is an event long looked forward to
oy the more tiionhttul .f the
people. It is safe to say that the
exei'ereises were ol so gemd a char
acter as to disappoint nobody,
i here was a marked excellence
from the noble baccalaureate ser
mon of Prof. Van Scoy all through
the week to an oration of especial
merit by graduate MeOinn. of
Portland. The criticism so often
made, that the essays and orations
of commencement are not of a
practical nature was this time cer-
taiuly without foundation. The
faculty and citizens generally may
well be proud of the state umver -
sity. J here were o college giaou-
ates. lrom the law school ami .1
from the music department of the j
university. j
On Tuesday evening occurred'
one of the strangest runaways;
imaginable. As John Sloan's
team was standing at Matlock's
corner, the lines around the brake
bar, and the driver intently listen
iti'. tii I .fish'-, minstrels, tiie hoises
. becoMiing alarmed at the cheering,'!
turned suddenly around, broke the
tongue of the carriage and sped
iivie to n:ii-tj unknown 1 itera 1 1 v
-j,(,(..ulS(. to tiu. present thev
cannot tind hide nor hair of the
horses.
o t,,,!,,- o-,.ot,.., .. hile one
our ho ;e carriages was being
taken down the stieet with great
speed, a buy. w ho belongs in Prim;
, v:lh', named mhi i.yue, was
knocked senseless and dragged L'l)
! or :;i) feet, l-'ortunatery tor him no
' bones were broken and he .is in a
I fair way of recovery.
There were more visitors present
this year at he university com
mencement than ever before. All
1 parts of the state were represented
i i i -t i. . .i i
; and indeed it IS a Sight to see the i
noble Villard hall densely packed ;
.with a well-dressed, intelligent
j audience. i
Tho ,t;.t...wf. ,.f tin. miiiweite I
from the town makes us badlv fejl
Ule m.ed ol" our jiroposed street
... ,;!- v
Hut we are sure to have I
his meat convenience bv next
commencement. "
We h:ive hll(1 a diphtheria ware,
out it is an over now . it was
eoniined to one family and they
aro convalestring.
Prof. Vawter's familiar face was
again seen on our streets during
eommencement. .May his shadow
never grow less.
The students wound up their
year at Kugene by a party, which
was pronounced a (teemed success,
Prof. Williams, of Halsev, our
new principal of schools, wilr move
here, in August
The orvallis -l-lr:ili(u.
It ;s announced that the passen
ger train will leave Albany on the
, ,
commo'iations at i.orvai.is can j
sleep at Al ban vT Thev can catch j
the next mornings overland also, j
T!:e O. P. boat will also leave Cor-
allis on the tbrenoou ot the fifth i
l i . t-,:ii .. ;
tor down river points. It will ar-'
, c -. i . :
rive at Su em about-) n. m. A
soeciai excursiou train
.! ,.v,,i,-oo,. ,r,.;- -;U nU..
will aiso
leave Albany for ("oivallis on the
morning ot ti;e 4'n, a tier the arrival
ot" the overiaiiii.
.il.-i ri-ji'it
.Mr. W. K.
al 1 :-.4ui!ia.
a : i-1 .Mis Mary
ti.iirried at the rt-.--ia'i:.r.
lh,-v. Mr. I
V.-.. .:. a h..v.
v.-...: ;..::tv.ly k-u ,
".' -.!-. o;.-' wet--;
v. as i -i i
.r.y.' .Mr. and' Mr-
K:.-s. a..o a
at t -r t'.ie re."i:..ir. v
lir.rke are now in -t.iki-n
iif their r;
new c.ottij,e ..i li
J. .'. Jl:
'.ij'.'ii, ;ird roiw,
eV-ra e in tV-;r '
;-uiiiv.;r.?i:-. ad-'
JL L.U10!jrj 1 It. BU.WaBWtWBTWWMBP MJ ASSUtJI
. j-;. i'. m
-itii!:;:;! K
a l. ll.
i.l!" .iu; : v- -i:cuti-.l.:il
rates aad
. v - -is :iat.iia,
:.h iu'OMiiu;
ill
i Lu Ci
t Il.lglit 00
,e-at-
U-ii.r.i.;u. .
The Oregon and California has '
t'st:t!:isic d i.ie (hov.iiig ia'ts to
S.ni Fianeic.j : From Portland. Or
egiu Citv -slid aieni stjo -i't. Ir.-tn
Aio.iii v s 10. troni Fueue s:;:j
sb, l -.'oili ih.i.-eiiitl u --'.:h bU, Iron;
irai,ts l'ass yl .,."). tiom MeJh-n. :
jiU Ttn'Sfe ruau-tri'i lit-ki-ts
inciude the s-.' UU lee lur inemi)i-r
ship in t tie. association. prr
s"es holding such are entitled, lice
ot other charge, to have mailed to
'hem the, bound voIuiik; oi'the pro
ceciiiig of the meeting of Ft-- :
also will be ciititiel to all ol t:ie
f ree exeuis'ona in California, i to. ; ;
but care must be taken while in ;
.- m Francisco, to" ootain a certifi
cate of membership from the si-crc- ;
t ay and ample arrangements have!
been Made lor the issuance of the ;
meinin Tship certificates, and
etlicial souvenir badges, witln.-ut :
imjioiiij; on members los of tinm
or serious t.iouble. These tickets'
viii be placed on sale from July
10th to L -1th, iuc'.ustve, uooii for
!ing oassage until September UOdi
inclusive.
The Oregon Ihulway and Navi
gation Co. names a rate of si.j from
i'ortlanel and return, bv steanur.i
.... . . , ,i
1 ins rate will mciuue meais a:m ;
, , . .
oei tiis un too sieainei ami tne .'
membership fee. These excursi in
tickets will he placed on sale In in
Inly Tth to .July loth, inclusive,
and will be good for return passage
until September- :Jhih. Thes ex
etirsion tickets will b
pi act .1 on
sale at all the leading stations in
Ivistern Oregon on the line of the
). P. cc N. railway, and will be
sold to teachers and others from
July xM to July loth, inclusive.
Tlie.se arrangements will enable ah1
persons to attend the State Teach-
icr's Association at Salem. July oh.
htu and T'.li, -and then reach S ui
Francisco iu ample time prior to
: the National Association.
Tne Oregon IVsillo Uaiiroul
company will sell round-trip ex
cursion tickets: lrom Albany or Cor
vaiiis to San Francisco aud return
! for wi4 and will inc. tide meals and.
beitlis on tiie steamers. These
tickets wii!
about July
e
i"
iced on sale on or
Tth, and will in ake
them uood to iLturn on or belore
! September :'.U:h. The steamer wib
'sail from Viapjina City on or about
i July PJth.
' .The ci:cu!ar quotes pullmau car
; rut.-, and yives much necessary m
! formation " concer-iinir hotels "and
; ,10(,j accommodations
Oregon
headouarteis wiii he estalilished in
r.arlois iU.jaud 100 Occidental
horel ;it S;ui Francisco. Supt.
McE'ioy will be g!a! to lurnish all
needed inlormation to any fne de
siring. It is important, perhaps,
to say that these excursion rates
are open to every hot-y, ami are not
contiued to teachers.
! I niversiiy of Oi'. on.
I The annual meeting of the hoard f
; regents of the. '"niversitv of Oreion
was held on f ...irsday lact. Coushl-
lA II
TnarS'
eralile hmine.ss, hut not of gr-at
importance, was transacted. Tin;
receipts of the university for the past
year wen: about S200O in excess of
the expenses. It w as ordered that
an observatory he eoniitructed on
Skinner's hutte for a transit instru
ment. An addition for other instru
ments will he built at some future
time. The hoard of regents adjourned
to the call of the chairman. The
school will open on September 17.
Officers of the Alumni-Association of i
the University, elected are President, l'
C.S.Williams, class of 1SS1; Vice
Presidents, C. A. Wooddy, class of !
,,.,. ai x-x.- . J ,
ISM, Mrs. Nettie Mel.ornaek Collier, ;
ISSU; Secretary and Treasurer, Miss i
Anna Patterson, class of ISS.l;
Literary programme for the Alumni
exercises, June IS, ISS'.h Orator, W.
( Slater, class of 1SS3; Alternate.
t-eorge W. Hill, class of
. . ur?. r" Ll"rct
is i" . r i. - t . i i
V I V' ? ' 1 ?ruacc: -u,,a a'"3 I
TViJ Z ' I ' X
C. Jud'kins.'class of 1SS3.
L-s Broken.
Alex. Downing, who resides in
Linn county a short distance across
the Santiani river from J?tayton, came
to Salem Thursday evening, and a
message followed him to the effect
that his 14-year old son, Sam, had
his leg broken a short distance above
the ankle. The boy, it seems, was
riding a horse that was unshod, and
the animal slipped on the wet ground
and fell, catching the boy's leg with
the above result. A doctor from
-Stayton was summoned aijid set the
fracture, and the sufferer is getting
along nicely. He was but a short
distance from home w hen the accident '
iiESB
as fasta's possible. Salem Statesman.
- ..-.mM ,
The ollii ers and memliers of the
diHerent tire companiesare respect- j
mll-Y re-iuested to meet at No. 2's i
"r """ :u u:l wm,- '
i'.m in- ouipo.s-; i i reci'iviiH !
... '. 1 . 1 'm uie:
visitm- hremen ami excursionists i
,- s-,i, i. - . 1
' " 'locsieo
tnat the u:iiie halis ot the citv be
leir open ior tne convenienco oi the '
visOors.
i-!iii-f ot
tm-iit.
l.y or. tor oi' .los. Webi.oi.
the Albany lire depart-
i lla ii v M cailn-r sll.I.
llej'teseiitaiive Ilelliiann ei!
up
i ;.,
t ...
i'ia! si-rvi.-o division of
war 'l.-p.ir'uit-nt I'miay ur.-.-d
.-i.-i ei.;:. e at Albanv On- r,n
i ,
ie u'i tier siiitl.ils wiii- h ici v..
:::ivo I ;. t.is.-o;,i j n uiasu
p. rion.s ,:,f ij,.. o.intry of h,!(i.
'..,';.. ttr.-oly. c:.;.-i hiun.il oifevr.
Uie.Mr. ii'-rniaii-i an essura-'c..
th.a !..; ,i,:,i:.'.i-r si:..,is si ii,. ie
luitiiilained at Ah.;t:;y.
III KIJ?IX(r IIIuHAJ.n: Sl'NiJAY
l"::.t! ))!" (illnJ v OJIicer-.
r.-nialnl oo'eis i liie n--v-
e-t-.'d io':::ly ul;;e--rs have
a-.-s-rov.-.l l,y the cv'inty court
lows. : - i :.
i . A.:.. -unT, .":'',;0. M-.re-i
!'; ;!.! and .loii: Feci .
. ui v.. F. -! o:ta j;i:e. .': tit v
A III
i'.m, i'KOi . r.ie;;e,
:.. .P..M. iddston. T. .J.
K'-elv, C
. M. Ih
i.i! id of
...oimt,
. i. r.in k'hart. 1'.
shield and !. 1'.
Ji hii Smahn.an.
. si '.nn). Sure-tie.-
Cohen,
-Ma si n.
siierii''.
J. A.
i.ilyeu. T. J. AiujiKc-r.-,
X'an.'y.Fobert Caiy, .J.
X. i I . A. i -1 oiia!d and L.C
F. 1. Iv-
d.Kalst. n.
. Marsh;:ll.
The stale medical society li. s
just cioseet an inteie-ting session in
Foril-im!. The foiiowing ol'ie:
wen: elected to serve t:.ecnsii;i;o
year- .J. F. Page, Astoria, j.j-'.'.-i-dent:
A. w. l'antoti, Portland, vie"
Iire.-ident; C. C. Stie-ng, Portia. ui
secretary.
iSllieke Kst
.n.
W i n' ecu in slippers at Ki ail's.
Six s '.avesl'or a tl-. r at T.Joe
I.i-:;e erdfi- .it Br-iwiiell S!
ani's for Knval Ann vii!-!-r':--s.
Itools
! -I
loci
it ci
1 1 Urow
'.aiiare. .-.
i.i f :ot III lllir
t Wallai c ,V T
nva-si-il
i I 1 1 1 ',).-! Ill'
1 : 1 1 1 1
A eh aii to.i 1 for every i lisionu : ; t
Viereek's,
A new i:i'.'o:ceof I5nti-!iirluiuili.'-at
le ad's.
Ice cream at the citv restaurant
to-day.
.
lee cream every
- ;
L ;ei:ter .s.
iiav at Fia:
..ea
s-Uiieiii
Ai"
. vour
lll'ill-l:
!' for i hiii' i- bi-i'l'lt:.-.
oi t )'.v i .,- i'V-"-;- i-n-toai..
V i'.-.-s b.i'-Uer -ii t;.
Wf list mil.- thri-i' kin is of IVni; i
ami yiiil l il! if i '.i l ii t'l see i;s i,,-),
1 1 1 ;t 1 1 1 ir your oniers.
liaow m:i.i. vV. Minai-,;.
JI" you want n to rail ;it iniir
t i I. iie: oii'i rs, please leave won!
eur store. l!rowneii VV. Si a mini .
' That I'.Mpli-ite hue of sa!iiis iti i
show whe! v.- wiii he r .ii c!o-c
week. Have !i eeu-e for not
tmu' iu em tlium. Monlieth iV elh
i ae!i.
Ili-t reeivei!. another lot of
line liaml seueil l-'r.-licii is!;! sin.es, !
Vei eliea!e-t eyer In'ouiit to iowa
U'.'K. lh-aii's.
do to for: 'ail!,
line le'.ner am
! r r. : u; e, t hen h
ec I o. - lo
clean up y
. a Sun i lia
r t!
lieau: il'y y. lir lioiin-.
f.ir our line iia ; r1 . i!
West ehr;,rs, t,. M. ;
IU':ir st'O'e olie lltiiir eas;
a! iv.
i :;i;i
of i
man's ilru stijj i
( let your spectacles at V.
French's and have them prop
littted by Johnson's Patent
Meier. A sure lit guaranteed.
A M;irniiii'.
The mmles of ileal IT- annroaeb
M.
t :1.V
i ve
arioils, siml statist ie;
Iv that more liersons
show eoiieiit-!'. -lie
from il'vea-' -
ol t he In mat and hm: - t nan au v ot I
i " 's lirolialiie ibsit everyone, with-
' lV i" , ";. ' 1 ' ' 1 V
vast ruml'er- oi
I'llheiele (ierins into tin- -v-teu : ;:ii
' liele these -genus fall Upon -uitahle
j soil they start into life and develop,
i at lirst sluwiy and is shown l.y a
j -slight tiekllllg sensation III tin- 1 1. :- .;i t
; and if allowed to continue ti.eir
; ravages lliey exteiiu to the lungs pi
! iliicnig consumption and to the
causing catarrh. Nui thi- i-
I dangerous and if alloued to proei ed
j will in time cause death. At tiieie.-et
i you must act with promptne.-.s; sihou
; ing ;. cold to go without attention i
! dangerous and may lose you your
Mile. As snon as you feel Jlistt some.
! thing is wrong with yourthioai, lungs
! or nostrils, ohtain a Im'tieof I'.osch' "
! (I'ernian Syrap. 1 1 wiii ,gi e jou im
: mediate relief
A .V a I lira I I'ioiIikI l aliliiiiiia.
It is only found iu Unit' County, j
California and in no other part of the j
world. We refer to tin-1 lee t hat pro-:
duces tlie hciling sold pein-l ruling I
gum used in tlsat nleasant said cfh-ct- !
ive cure for consuini.lioii, :isth;li:i.i.
i bronchitis, and cough- Santa Ab'p- t in
Khnc of Consumption, i'oshay ,v
-'uarant. es and sells it for$i
a ,M,l,,i'-1?" s)nw. Xh
"' ' r ..V V.-i-i. ,. , ', u d ,',
svininoms ol eatarrli an-dspciled aiu!
j. j.-se:i-.ed nasal passage is speedily
reston-d to si health cond'uiou. ?!.('
a pacKage.
ars fne.
hy mail l. Ml. ( inul-
A. P. WOODWARD, M. D.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURCEONj
Obstetrics and treatment of;
chronic-Diseases of women and j
children a specialty. Otiice in
front room up-stairs over (irad-i
yvohl's store.
Miitticr iTlioinpsoo,
PLAIN
and ohn'amkntal,
paixtixo.
paper hanging j
Done on short notice. Satisfac- j
tion guaranteed. Charges reason-;
able and all work promptly, attend-
ed to. " i
RAILWAY and
FASMv IMPLEMENTS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
HARDWARE i
Stoves ami-TL v are
J AT
PO li TL A XJ) PHI CES.
CALL AND SKE US.
siiciii Oruu'cii.
Iissi)lu1 ii.n ol
l'ailrt-rsliii
V oTlCE !S UKKEl'.Y
1.' lort icrsiiii-hi-:-f
i;i k.n Tii .vr i in-.
-.er.f :v;:.z i--:
n
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.ina iv.me r.t ii.ifr'ri a . .V .Vor.t-;.!'. :.- t!..i
re
a
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A'.'j
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t :t -;riii!im-lll .
tri the i'.'.irl of i
Yi.i,'"'i:ti i ' HO 1) (I
cieik C. t;. Fuikoart, 11 ( fi
in.p.ent'tax li-t : i-e-nir! J U i Hi
;i:d i;i whin:; tnree-
!:-l.'.i !' to J sh; l hi
: ;. '1 i.i.w. w; n . dc-1': e
s nrt-t pay tin ir sci: ..!
i -UJ. e
; ai o!:
bUiUh.M llijILllAO
EE
1RIAKI 7,000
T V i'i
doe- not
the deal
intericie wills
.-laughter
V. it
i ii" Men's and I'.ov-
)
).
w
Gall Bally tO gGt taEniS
-tl'letiv first-eta
- ;jnii!s nU'l
undersold,
oi -ees that cannot
a e Lturanteed.
I
P X
( !j $ Sj Sj ti
Hllei
If
-At
i'i;
All New and Pretty Styles
For Ladies, Misses and
Children.
I
UST BE SOL!) !
i
i
ANi ;
Dress Goods'
Bs fl
I)
-a.i!rJL1o 1-iodueo Stoc-lc.
MPS. i:. J. O'CONNOP.
BOOTS
-AND-
SI-IOESj
At Actual Cost!
AT
1711
dl h
S.
1J
I l
III
Cans Early and Gst Sizes. I
Will sell until all are
closed out.
Coltanl ia River Rotite j
Trains for tlie Ku-t leave I'.irtlaiul at 10 a. m.
! a iu p. . 'iaih .
"imriyro o. :
mil fr.mi priix-iiiril
I I W IVJLi J. J t..niisiii I inU-ii Stat-f,
4'ana.la ami Kurxj e.
ELEGANT PULLMAN PALACE CARS. .
Emigrant Sleeping Car? Raa Through oa
Express Trains
OMAHA.
coryciL rd.rn-s
and sr. TAn;
l-'rei' f lh-.ra anil M ii.ii.ul C hau'S
i;.... '! 1 1 K
.-..S1..J a;.-,
."i Mr s i!
Krati;
i, i y uL.
n r.. ,,f ( i;r:l.
t'.-r in. r i :
Ui, Kir.-t -tr
A. t. M HVV M,,
Y. a ;. .
:r. iBi.'rWB.
Oeucrat JSuaaer.
Vi.
lHAIITIl oil AT
stanaru
luuiiru ui
it
-;f
Brownsville Suit
Commencing Monday, July 2d.
Having leen authorized by the m?mufacturers j:o
close these, goods at cost to the factory, we havo.
marked them in lots, to be sold strictly for cash,
Your Choice At Less
j These j;oods are made from the best Oregon Woo!rr ,
warranted tlrst-classCTJiis is a splendid orjorH,i-
; tunitv ro secure
All Wool Goods
At such prices. If the manufacturer cannot give
you bottom prices, who can? Come an-1 judire foL
yourselves. Most ot these goods are suitable for any
sea-on, Several desirable lines of lii-'htwei'hts wiliC;
be Uicluded in the sale at from
ODDS and ENDS
An odd lot of all silkjibbons ranjnncj from to 2
inches at K'c a yard.
The season's dress remnants including wools and
wash goods at one-third their original value.
0cWs and en(3s in ll0W5
Remnants of silks and
All tiiese remnants must
M !
-
AT.
Than invoice Trie
' U ' I !
embroidery and laces.
satins at ridiculous price
go no matter what pricey -
M0NTE1TH & SEITENBAGH.
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