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THE MOT?XrS"G- HERALD: TUESDAY, AUGUST 1SSS doming ailgurr hi IK. TIME TAKlfc. NORTH BOCXD. eparts' Arrive. Cala. expr. Eugene ex 5't eight 'i:4S ami 7:w.rai), I'orti'ii I 11:15 am n-.:fi.itr:i " .) loam S4rpui :1'ks.hi SOUTH liUt'XD. i Arrive1 Deyarts' Arrives f'aia. ex; j Eugene ex Freight . 7:15pm j 5pm j Ashland O.IX'mi 2;'2upii!il-2 40m Kiiirciie 2 i'.jnm I I mipnilKiujene 6.0otm No Freight recehtd for south alter 1L a. of the same day. LEU AXON" BRANCH. M. Fid A.'ia'yl De;rts Arrives. Xo 11.. No 13.. ..112.50 p nrLebanon at ... ? H)p 111! " 1 ::ti S.'jfi p m p m F'm Leb'n No 12. No 14. 5.00 ji in-Albany at . '2 00 p m .i.4n a in 2.45 p m OREGON PACIFIC TIME TARI.K. Arrives Departs Passenger. . Freight lll.l.r.am1.00 p m i ri.-2fipnilC.50a ill .14liiM..-i ABL1 lOH.N. Sells Bros, circus Aug. 27. Work has commenced on Oregon Pacific. Regular meeting of the the citv council to-night. The Herald's subscription list is i rapidly increasing. ' N. A. Blodgett is putting a new ; roof upon his flouring mill. j Tnos. Kay, ot tne r.rownsviue woolen mills, is in the city. Miss Oilie Kirkpatrick of Salem, is visiting friends in this city. Binding twine at. 15 cents per pound at Knapp, Burrell & Co.'s. Wanted, a girl to cook and do general housew ork. Apply at S.E. Young's store. The down train yesterday ran over some one's Jersey cow in the eastern part ot the citv. Patronize home industry and try ! come of J. Joseph's Havana tilled oc. ciacars, the first of his own man ufacture. Just received at Knapp, Burrell k Co.'s, a large invoice of bidding twine, which will be sold at 15 tents per pound. Parlies desiring fine yellow Crawford peaches should call earlv at Wallace.' Thompson's, as they nrc now in their prime. Who knows when steambo: ts w ill sink or burn, railroad trains will be wrecked. Get an accident policy of Winn in the Travelers. The suit against iS. A. Blodgett I for using ab.isive language brought j in Recorder Henton's court by D. j V. S. Reid. has been continued ! until 9 a. m. Wednesday. j The steamer Willamette Valley ; arrived at Yaquina Sunday with about 500 tons of steel rails for the Oregon Pacific, which will betaken at once to the f-ont to be used on the eastward extension. j - Mrs. E. N. Condit has returned ! from a vi-df with her parents at j Spokane .Falls, she was accom-1 panied by her sister, Miss Lulu Clark, who will spend several weeks visiting in this city. Seattle men appreciate the value j ot Li t.n countv real estate. .1. C Seattle gentleman for $00:X. Mr. Johnson will remove to Seattle. Now that work is to be resumed on the O. P. railroad the future for Albany is very bright. Call on Curran it Monteith and secure a lot in Hackleman's '.id addition. Prices range from $100 to $250. Terms easv. ci Lii.n countv reai estate. .. o. ; , . -. ' . ----- -- Johnson, of "Scio, recently sold ! ne or his brother would ever be ar-j property in and near Scio to aiff5!1; l.ere is considerable bad The date of the sailina of thejto-dav referred to a sub-com-steamer Willamette Valley from mittee of the senate a bill deciar Taquina has been changed from j jng the forfeiture of lands granted August 14 to August 15. Those j to aid in the construction of wagon interested will take notice of that i roads in Oregon. The sub-com-fact and govern themselves accord- : mittee was instructed to consider ingiy. D. K. N. Blackburn and wife, D. P. Mason and family, J. L. Cowan and family Geo. E. Chamberlain and family, B. V. Cundiff and family, Miss Esther Marshall, D. O. Woodruff, Tiny Monteith, Mrs. T. A. Shane and other excursion ists returned yesterday from Ya quina. John C. Boyd, of Grant's Pass, is another Harrisor man. who wants to stake $10o-) that protec tion will win in November. He has issued an open challenge that anyone who wants to take the bet can do so by covering that amount deposited in the First National Bank of Portland. Bralb r lr. tt'TooIe. j Dr. Felix O'Toole, a well known j citizen of this city, died Sun-i day morning at his rooms at the ; Kuss House, after a linering ill- j uess of several months, at the ad-; vanced age of 74. The funeral oc- I curred at 10 a. m. yesterday, and was conducted by the Masonic i order, of which he was a member. ! The funeral sermon was delivered i bv Rev. II. P. Webb and E. K. ; Prh har 1 assisted in the services. ; The deceased was born in Ireland in 1314. He came to; America in his early manhood. He i was engaged for several years in : the merchantile and fisheries busi- j ness m Michigan, and came toj Oregon in 1878. locating in Albany, i I le invested iii property here and: in Portland, which grew in value, j and at his death his estate is , worth about fUMV). Mr. Fred j lilumberg and Mr. Charles Warner ! have been appointed executors of ; his last will and testament, and it i- understood that the bulk of his. property will be left to these two; hrm friends of t!se deceased, to- j "ether with a moderate amount to ' the sons of the latter, an.! the; Catholir church i this city. HvLKHhllB. I'racili-al TaitorinK Suiiiiiii-r a ".d 1 aiv si vie 11 ,-pei ,-i . 1 Mints i y. t ii'.itii:. all .-.;:iir:-vx j.-.-:? tiy 3hiiii street,. Albaiij, Or i j'-rl OU. STATE JJIPATCa;.". A Biocdy Altercation h Polk County - Barn. Borneo Sniops Kow. Special to the Hkralu. ?alem (Or.), Aug. 1.'?. Informa tion was received here to-day from Dallas of an altercation winch oc curred near Ballston, Polk county, and which will undoubtedly resmt in the death of one ot the parties. Wiiliam Davis, who lives in the Northern part of Polk county, is this reason operating a steam thresher, and boards ins employes, having a cook house .on wheels, jwnicn ioiiows uie niacin u. un i the evening mentioned Mr. Davis j iiciu iiiji, iioiii.iiei.cn lllielltllS J" ! ii. 1 Itl-lt- e.r . .v I nfrtiJ .1. . I- . . . .... I - the farm of Countv Judire iStoulier. and after supper commenced clean- Mig up, preparatory to moving to ; an adjoining place". Three of the j men commenced complaining j about the lood furnished, by Mr. I Davis, and alter some w ords were di charged. ! The balance of the crew then j started to get the machine ready j ' to move, Mr. Davis being on his j j knees at the front of the machine, j i when Layton Twindle made the i i remark that the supper had not j been tit to eat, and that the men j uid right in complaining. Davis j I told him to shut up and go to work. I This greatly exasperated Tindle, and he remarked: "You d d! i son of a b , I'll go to work when ! I get readv." ! Davis immediately arose to his feet, and when passing under the feed table of the machine jerked out a large oak stick that had been used as a support to the table, and struck Tindle over the head, knock ing him insensible. Examination revealed the fact that Tindle was seriously injured, and Davis, after instructing the men to take Tindle ! to the house and go for a doctor, j said he would go and give himself up, and left the crowd, since which j time nothing has been heard or ; occu ui ii mi, Tindle is reported badlv hurt j and not liable to recover, j Mr. Davis is supposed to be hid ing in the vicinity, and if Tindle j'VProyes he will come in and give himself up to the authorities; but in case of the death of Tindle, he will endeavor to escape. The sher iff" is now looking foJ him. Tindle is unmarried. Both men bear siood reputations in their iieiiihboi b.oods. BARN BL'RXKD AT DALLAS. Salem, Aug. i:. About 1 o clock Sunday morning the citizens of Dallas were awakened by the peal of the fire bell. The alarm was caused by the burning of a barn belonging to Hon. J. D. Lee, corner of Court and Main streers. which was totally destroyed. The barn contained three tons of flax belonging to County Commissioner McBee. No insurance. i ROW AT IXDEPENDKNCE. j Salem, Aug. Vi. Yesterday af- ternoou Frank Suvth, a tough j characterlivingon the Luckiamufe, 1 got into a tight with Win. Lawrence, I another young tough, living at In t dependence, in the Gem saloon in j Independence. Marshal Bolian- ttl- Iia i.Ja' non was caded in and aUempted to ; oat euiuii, wuen nis eioer i . i i- ii brother, Oliver, also a tough, I jumped him, and knocked him down and held him, while his ! brother made good his escape, j Oliver then mounted his horse and left the citv, vowing that neither blood between the Smiths and the .'Lawrence's and the end is not vet. OF IMtKEsl TO OKKGO.V Consideration of the Oregua Wajoa Road Land Grants -Herman's Bill. j Special to the Hkpald. ! Washington, Aug. Kj. The i house committee on Dubiic lands j the senate bill in connection with ! that introduced by Hermann, : which is more extreme and pro j vides for a more sweeping forfeiture : in accordance with recommenda tions of the interior department j i and report in full to the committee j next Mondav. This bill includes! ! the grant of the Albany and I.eba ! non wagon road company or the j W. V. & C. M. W. Co. ! Foot Kace at Salem. ! i gDick Patton, the well known ' sprinter of Salem, and a young fel- j j low from the Wah'o Hills, by the' i name of Eotf, ran a foot race of i i 125 yards at the state fair grounds i j Saturday for $100 a side. After j I considerable difficulty the pair got; i a good start. Eoft'took the leak at the jump, and increased it every! yard, until when half the course I was run, Patton gave up, turned back and gave the race to his com petor, who came in on a dog trot. fToik an the Qreson Pacific. Work was commenced on the Oregon Pacitie railroad yesterday. A lorce ot grauers oegan work on Mr. Urink's contract of finishing Nelson Bennett's abandoned work. Two gangs of Chinamen wid begin work to-iav. As will be seen by an advertisement elsewhere Mr. i'.rink wants lou more white labor ers and teamsters. He jroioses to rush the work vigorously. The ew .steamer. j The new steamer recently re-! ceived by Albany Kngine Co. No. 1 was given a trial 011 First street , last evening. It worked finely and threw a stream in the most satis-' factory inaiiiir. it has double r.i.'ips an 1 has twice th cajai-ity uf the old steamer. Wm. Miiier h;is 'oeen 'elected t.-ng n.-er. The steamer will be f 'i n.aliy ln-used in ,i simrt time. It cost t.;-S . "ili.lucr-" .iotheis' Mvelisu- i tie ' 'h-.dd at J.-lin at meotir. '1! the rcsi ii'i.ce of Mrs. S '! o'"c'.o:k this aiter:;ovn. uda::ce is reii'iveJ. IMH 4 SKKLLTOIS l'.VCl EKED. I "What Was Unearthed by 8:me Workmen i . n . . ret A few days since while the work-; men were engaged in excavating , for a foundation for a bridge pier at Oregon City, they uncovered ; seven skeletons' and a lot of Indian , relics. The place of excavation j was nn the west bank 01 the a- bimettfi (niiiosite Oregon Citv. on the site of what was once called mutmtml'itiin iw-iinri T!i u e!e- tons were evidently those of i jn Jiaus anJ were in an excellent state o! preservation, it the dry I Iv-moa rt these pre-historic in- habitants could be endowed witn life once more to witness the wonderful changes wrought by white civilization, what intense astonishment would move the stoi cal Indian as he gazed on the handiwork of the white man. When in life, the Indian saw the placid bosom of the Willamette stirred only by thu 'oirch bark canoe or the swift leap of the salmon, now he would behold every manner of river craft from the Bob Roy canoe to the palatial steamer. Where formerly lie was a solitary fisherman spearing the salmon tor his v inter s lood, he ; now would see white men swarm- ing like the ants, busily engaged in a thousand occupations strange to his bewildered eyes, and no doubt he would turn sadly away and wonder where in all this mad w hirl there was a place for Lo, the poor Indian, but in his grave. $1000 ou Ilarri.Mtu. The Evening Democrat claimed ! that a Portland drummer had made a bet of $1000 with an Albany liar- 1 .1 A .1 1 . . nsou man, and mat tne latter backed down. The Hei:ai.d chal - lenged the Democrat to name the Albany gentleman who backed down. This, of course the Denio- 1 11 ..,4 i- f ...r craw cuuiu 101 uo, 101 a i mutvi u; Lict the Albany gentleman ottered to put up the $1000. To show that no to mshness wa-i intended tins j vest si. 00 in bauta .Mm', the new $1000 has now been put up in the i CilHo: nia discovery for consumption! real estate office of Curran & Mon- j kindred complaints, th.-y would j ,uu .,,1 l- ;.. . in '-Ins nk-asant ritm-dv lind rthef. teith, and any believer in neejltis rL.t:1)I11UK.mU.(l ,,T IllinibU-.i trade who demres to wager that ; i,.;Mtis .! i.ni.iw. st."..:.t. ,.r amount against Harrison needs only to come tot ward with the money to find the cold, hard cash awaiting him. Those who have been blowing so hard are here triven an opportunity to come to the center or cease their bluster ing. Will Offer a Itewarri. Mr. A. B. Seal, of this city, com mercial traveler for A. Schilling & Co., informs us that the commer cial travelers of the coast, are rais- ing a fund to be oti'eied as a reward for the arrest and conviction of the murderers of Perry H. Pratt, who! was murdered oy nignwaymen iv-; 1 cently in California. It is expected j i that a fund will b raised large ' enough to oiler a reward of lu,- i j 000 or $15,000. All the commercial j i travelers of the coast are requested j to assist in the matter. Com-: I munications should be forwarded ! t'J LHU UAtl i 1 Alii lOt Vlll JLll H7 , Kxmiiier ir Sacrauiento Bee. Ex- : changes pleas; copy. Particulars have been receive J of the accidental shooting of Fred .Snyder, lo-year-old son of Mid. , 0 i( .-jnyuer, a ooox ninuer oi Sa3em a hef farm five miies aljQve Mehama. Saturday morning. C D. snyder, a book hinder ol lie was preparing to go hunting, and while leaning on the muzzle of j a double barreled shotgun one i barrel was in some manner dis-j i charged, a charge of fine bird shot ' entering under the left arm, about ! six inches from the shoulder, and j coming out at the top ot tne shoulder. The arm was terribly mangled, but it is not known how serious the injuries may be. j Anolhor Knrgl.-ir. j A tramp entered the residence of Dr. O. C. Awbrey the other night and helped himself promis- cuously to things in the kitchen. I He took a good square meal while ! the family was asle'p. He finally made so much noise tuat he awakened Mrs. Awbrey, and he escaped through the window at which he had entered. Nothing of value was carried awav. Railroad Laborers Wauled. One hundred men wanted to: engage in rock work, and as j teamster.- on the Oregon Pacific 1 railroad. Apply to headquarters ; at the end of the track. j A. Brisk. IK-ep .Sea J-'ishiiis r.x-urlon. The steamer Mischief is prepared ' to take parties out to sea from New- j jiort fishing. and will make frequent ! trips when the weather is pleasant. ' Parties desiring to go on some par- idSln "iOreioa Land CompaDj.l master oi steamer Mischief, New- ' port. .Hell loir Frnit. To the Willamette Packing Co. of this city. The)- will pay good price? for all the Bartlett pears a.nd blackberries that are offered. Lou i Here, You can get nice fresh boiling beef for 5 cents per pound at M. i Hyde's market, also pork and mut-. ton cheap for cash . I Heel l ie Iii Her-. Tics remedy is becoming so well and ;'o; ular known as to need no f I eci'.il mention. Ail sho have usid Electeie Bitters sing the same song of p;"ti!e. A t'Urer medicine dues not cxit and it ''i: a ran reed to do a,l that is '.-'aimed. Ki'-c-ri cure ai! di.-ea-c-r- uf ttie 1 : Bitter :v( r diui Wlii Kid iv.'ys. a'ld renove i'iaij Sail If t ii in :: f! other c i.i-d by insi-ur-j blu-Hi. M i'M'i-i from the -vteu :i Bi.ils. Viii dri i: d !!( Vl ial fc'.er- M. ( ' 1 :!- 1 1 n e: ralil' ii: A .UEIT JiSIOW. j Sell Bros. Circs'; One of las Bat that ser ' Via:Ui Orrgw. If we can believe those who i have recently seen the exhibitions j of tiiis justly renowned circus and ; menagerie, it uui.-t he admitted j that among the peripatetic exhibi- j tions of the day, there an; none i that have received a prominence I more signal and proi: ;:;i;eed than j that of the Sells Prothers- t or are j i an v tented exh i! tit in ii vi nn more general and merited satisfaction. i Its every act and teat tire is remark- i aole, and ttie majority ca-i weu characterized as puciiomenai. As an adroit, sensational and en tirely original act, Unit of riding, reining and driving tvnty three bareback horses, by Mr. Wiiliam O'Dell, will commend itself to all lovers of the dillicult and dashing in equestriani.-m. Uf Mr. h..wles' elegant and artistic bareback riding and of Mr. William S'lb' "hurri cane hurdle riding," we have lv.ul occasion to speak in former sea sons, and further cominndati;n is now superfluous. So it is with the graceful, poetic and perfected barer back riding of Senoiinn Caroni. Of gymnastic and athletic exploits by a large company of acrobats and athletes, there is sui-n a be wildering and sense-astounding multiplicity that comment is non plussed, and to speak of the un qualified merits ot each in detail would far transcend our limit. We can not close this article, however, without a brief mention of the champion wing, fanc and rifle shots of the world, Oapt. A. H. Bogardus. "The Man who shoots to Kill," and his four remarkable sons, each of whom exemplify all the possibilities of tie gun. The : show will exhibit here. Monday, August 'iliontnlH i' Huilitrt. Iw the iieoik" nrrMciiincii icui of this tale for ,,-,1,1, medicines for the cure of throat ar.tl iutig disease ...I.. 1 4t...i :r .1.1 j w ui:u u iviiiiw liiul ii in, v tttiuiu in i (joKicn State. Sold ard iruurjnteed I hy roshaj & .Mason at 1.00 a bottle. The most stubborn eae of catarrh will speedily succumb to Cal.lorniu .at-U. Cure. Six months treatment $1. (iven Away. F. Read propose to g; a line gtild waich wi;h h,r. silver prize shirt, the very her and best made white shirt market. The price is a.- low than any c(ua!ly as good hir market. .e away old and t littinir in the r lower in the j ;oii vri.f ; The best white-shirt hjif. in the market :,t 1'- i;- :id'.-; and don't forget to give aw;. v ;, tine that gold b - propo wa h with tin :n Call and investi-:oo-.i shirt. gate if von need a fa ltl.il ..T'lE Annuilntate fair be :r"Uiids near Si:u, : liel'i m the fair ! inmeii -ini; onjfhe j IT OF SEPTEMBER And continui;:? nre weik. to the ainnun! premium f $15,000 . Will lie arileij for. ' A5rieultur.1l, liieclvmii ai and stork exhib- it worku of art ami faiic.v w irk anil for tri- I i ais 1 f spc:ti. Tbe premiums offered nave been increased I in many casea.aud new clatHus have been ada- j ed. No entrv fee charged in divisions J, K, ' L and V, K matfiiinVent field of ln.rs' entered, and there will be splendid contests oi runninand troMinjr each day. ! The different transportation companies will j take iiberai r duction? in fares ami freights. I Special attention is cnlied t.i the premiums i ofTer'd for county exhibitH ot grains, frasses j aiei fruits. j Kntrie.s will b- reevived in the secretary's 1 .-.ffice in Salem. heMpninir ix days lxr'ore the fair, and on the fair ;runds from Friday ie- j fore the fa;r. I'er.wiiK desiring to exhibit in 1 divisions .1, K, (, V ai.d are requegte I to I luuke their entries on Kri jay and Saturday ' before the fair, if possible. Ml entries close on Monday, September 17th, at T::S9 p. m. j PRICES OF ADMISSI0N- Coupon ticket for men (six days). $- 50 j Coupon ti -ket for women (six days) 1 00 j Day ticket for men 50 ; Day ticket for women !5 ; 1ieket8 to the grand stand at race track j for males over 12 years 25 ; l.ailies to the strand stand free. Those desiring to purchase booths will ap- I Piy to the secretary. j , premium list taoend to the secretarv at balera for a J. T. GKEGC, j Secretary j j I " h. j. Mivthors Pres. P.. S Cook. Sec. C B HeoKKs, Trea?. i s prrak, vj..-e Pres. Organized for the purpose o! liming ; Rnrl seHimr real estate, advertising the Willamette valley in all of the leading i newspapers of the United States, em- j ploying eastern agents to direct home I seekers to the Willamette valley, and home airents in all the principal ' towns of Marion, Polk, Linn, Benton, ; Clackamas and Yamhill unties to ' aid in locating inimitrrtiiits. i Cook tfe Mintiiokn, lanarers. i "t"For particulars call at the Albany office in the Tate building, one door i west of Stewart k. Sox. j Hopsun & Dickensox, Managers FAN 1 ED AN ACTIVK KNKKOKTIC ilfs atrent man to represent us it: tins citv. Adores Wi.n iiiiakvr oc liro.vn. i i'h l:de!'hia. The house in America. larjrasi retail .tiothiiii' .Oi-ACRES OFJLAND-slTUATKl); 12 ' ).'' ) niiie-- '-jt of Albany, H'-ar 'he iircjon l':ic ri - railroad, :W0 atl e it! i:i!tivatien und omiM'.r:- sj:fi..ie'!t atT and tine.,.r ;or L.el,. t- use. Would in.ifce fjtir sro'.l larnis lr:.-e. 12,H'W. with terms to a. lit" p'in:b.A-cr. Far j'anie;i':.ir ajily to J. J. l' .-nU. Iii ill lived. -Kt'H vk''.i;k:: annvi ' Ills I.iUl.d No. 1 71 l'o- l-atr-iis :m 1 :r;.-:: : t:.. t ic Kir-' -ir.'-i. m.' !::- ni;-v r . & .Mis n s hriok Are naih 1". 1.. Kit ton re'-iivc-s v-rv fine c'aecso direct from the factyrv. Oraron air Kill: HKTI0. French keeps raiiroad line. A new iavoii-v of Britl at Head's. Fine old cherry bounce Kama- Ice civam every day at Frances Pie iter's. i at i A c.can tovsr! for Vie reek's. everr custom; i?oots and fc S'anavdV uoe at i f: Bivwucll i Odds and ends icar.y ro:: Mon litli V Si'iU'iiJueli Accident insurance at t!. rates by Burkart iV Kt-eney. ".cave your orders at Bionvih-II iV Siaiiard' for ehoiee Nerries. .' i.nc mil- ii lnij.urieu e:i:a: ceiv .1 at browneii Siauard'? GenlleiiH-i'V soft h:tts at ori; co.-t at Mont.-itli vV S-:tei:l'S U. re a caoice i ot ot i;ncai'.va.-e Cil.-iCi' nanis .,i ivuihu ctV 1 iionr.isoii . A fill! "nne of ladie.-' sliiipers ; No hrokeii sizes lo-dav, at Mon Co-;. ith A seitenliaeh's. Get a Sct'u Thomas wa'cli of F. M. French, and you will always know the exact tinie of oay. We handle three kinds of fruit jar. and you will do well to ee us Oeloie placing your orders. Bkowxell Staxakh. If you want us to call at your house to take orders, please leave word at our store. Browiu-il V Stanard. A line assortment oi heavily plated kvives forks and spoons, at F M. Frencli's, "The Corner Jewchy Store." Just received, another lot of those tine hand, sewed French kid shoes, the verj cheapest ever brought to town at W. F. Head's. Self protection is the tirst law of nature. Follow it by securing an ac cident policy of Uurkhart iV Keeney. Mexican (.'actus Bitters is the best remedy in the world for liver and kid ney diseases, indigest ion, i te. For sale at M. Banitigart's. i i nai exquisKe line oi salms m our show wind w will be r:.n close tliis week. Have no ixcus.- for not iret I ting in on them. Montieth & Seiten- j blicll. I Just u'ceh-ed at W. F. Read's a full j line of ladies tine muslin underwear, j also girls while dresses and infants j slips. Call and sec them. I For your line imported md Kc I West cigars, sro to M. Baumgari j cigar store, one door cast of black I man's drug store. Woman's IiscvrrT. 1 t "Another wonderful discovery has i been made and that too hy a lady in ; this country. Disease fastened" its j clutches upon her and for seven rears! she withstood its seveiest tests, but , her vitai organs were undermined and ' death -eemed imminent. For three j months she coughed iiice-an'ly and j could not sleep, the nought of" us a i bottle of Lr. King's New Discovery j for Consninption and was so much re- j licved on taking the !ir-t dose that she ; slept ail night and with one '".".Lie has i been miraculously cured. Her name j i.- Mrs. 1. uthe Li;iz." Thu- write W. ! C. Hamrick ,t Co., of Shelby N. C. ! ('et a free trial bottle at Fosl.ay & ! Mason's. , lEnikli H s Arnica -alvr, ! The best Salve in the world for cuts, I j bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, i fever Mires, tetter chapped hands, j j chilblains, corns, and all skin erup- tions and positively cures piles, or no J I pay required. It is guaranteed to ! j give perfect satisfaction or money re- i funded. For sale by Foshay & Ma ! son. BOOTS I AND- HOES At Actual Cost! AT Biwiitli! Stsiiaifs; Coms Early and Get Sizos. Will sell closed out. until all are OREGON RAILWAY and 1 XAVIG4TION COM PAX T j Columbia River Route j Trains for the Kast leave Portlaniijat 10 A. w J and 2 p. M. dailv. n1TP1"L,r"nl,3 to a,ui ,rom Prin'l1! j J. XVXVJJi JL KJ points in LniteU States, Canada and Europe. ELEGANT PULLMAN PALACE CARS' Emigrant OSleeping Cars Enn Throngh on Express Trains OMAHA. COUNT I r. BLUFFS a si HT. PAUL Free of Oharxr hI Wllhoul Change. Close Connection at Portland for San Fran cisco and I'inret Bound pointa. For further partii ulars inquire of Curaan & Mnntt-ith, First Street. Albany, Oreston A. ti. MIX WELL, 1;. V. Jk T. A. w. n. m i on n. icnerl flmutger. tTR-mta leaie tbv . it. N. Co.'s nharf. at the root ut tlroadalbin street, on T uesdny and Friday m" e li week. C. G. KAWI.IMIS, b-al A-jcnt. DAVIS BROS- AND CO. TV'-AI.tT-K IS RNFRALtMKKCllAND1SH j SIIKDD, LI XX Co., Oh'KGOX. Fresh butter ut Kenton's. INSTEAD Until the 15th of July, the usual time tor offering reduction in Summer Goods.we have decided to offer NOW, at COST Our entire tock of light goods and wash tabrics, consisting of ginghams, ehambrays, lawns, batiste, chambrav-ginghaLis Swisses, mulls, ratines, embroi dered suits, gingams, duster linen,foulards.naui:ooks jaquenets, percales,on and white goods. Also eleven dozen Indialin CORSETS Usually sum of sold for from :Fi:E'T,5r Clearance i Brownsville Suite L.E.B Commencing Monday, July d2 Having been authorized these aoods at cost 1 ' 1 marked them in lots, to be ftur Choice At Less These o-oods are made j and warranted first-class. This is a splendid oppor I timity to secure All Wool Goods At such prices. If the manufacturer cannot give you bottom prices, who can? Come and judsre for yourselves. Most ot these goods are suitable for any season, Severaldesirable lir.es of lightweights will be included in the sale at trom 1!)? 0 1 1 $1 to $2, for the nomin cbn RfiQNTEiTH & SE1TEHBACH. Sale! -OF -AT- hy the manufacturers to to the factory, we have ' sold strictly for cash, Than koice Price, from the best Oregon wooL w
