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THE SMOTLSXi HERALD: THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15. 1SSS TO-i(.iris iu:moik tuo.v ATI K-tH'TKI AKS.. IIU.IIT IIKKK IX tLKIM . o. a c. it. k. TS.MK takle. north bouxi. I ' j - epar ts' rriees. i:4'i uini 7:o.i;i')i 1-orti'ii 10 loam 11:15 am!ll::5'tnij ' :?4." j.m ! 7:1-H.i!i " ' 4 :,-ti -.aia. t.ir. l-"iel-''rit SULTII HOUND.' Arrives r.'ert.- Arrives "a!a Irt-ijiit 7:4ri)'ini :"i;;ii,A.-lihni!l.""jMi 1 ligiiopin 12 4i -i! J I-'n-fiiij --i. t' ';!!! j . . . . . . j !.:inijKii,.'i'iic (i.iHijim N'. i-'rei-lit n-ccncii mr south alter 11 . of tin; same ilav. ni;!X;o.N' i'ACIl'IC Tl.MK TAI'.I.K. Arrives Iieii.rts . . ll.l..am!I ."(I t.i ... .". 25)111! !t!.50 a li: .r.siTivi.s icoi r TW.. The big parade to-nis-ht. i'-ston brown bread at Parker The weather is becoming decid edly wintry. A1 good watch from $2.50 up at 'Will & Stark's. Have vou seen the new candy at J- L. Kenton's? Ladies, for your fine shoe repair ing go to P. J. Laporte. TiianksL-iving turkevs will soon be ritlje and readv t pick itlje an M Va Co'iJ VanCleve is in the citv to attend the ratification to-night. The cannon will roar to-night lor Harrison and Morton. The log cabin bonfire on the .public square to-night will be a tine sight. Wheat has dropped to 7G cents. It is thought this will only be tem porary, and that the price will again go up in a day or two. Order your Thanksgiving turkeys of Moan it East. They have some nice, fat ones, and all kinds of other .poultry, fish and game. It is announced that P. Callahan and Miss Ida Burnett will be mar ried at the residence of the bride's parents in Corvallis this j Willing. It is expected that the business luu-es and residences of all ciii zens who sre friendly to Harris-n audi Morton v ill be illuminated thisieveii'iig. For letter heads, car Is, envelopes and all kinds of printing, go to Hut khart Ai Uoyce's job otlice, over the First National bank, Albany. Oregon. Home made mincemeat and chow chow, most delicious articles, made by Mrs. Win. N. Phillips for sale in any quantity at C. II. Spencer's. If you want a clean and line smoke ask lor .J. Joseph's home made white labor cigars. For sale byi most cigar dealers and at J. Joseph's factory. Now is the time, to plant holiday i advertisements. Times are good i this fall, monev is plentiful am! j there will be a heavy trade between now and the holidavs. i Misses E. i C. iloward have re ceived one of the titiest assort ments of fine millinery ever olfered if; tins city. Ladies should cal early a:;d examine their stock. Messrs. Burr Sioan and Walter East have opened a fish anil game market in th building formerly oc--upied!hy the Western Cnion Tei- rapt otuce. l ney Keep liesb j ii aini poultrv con.-taiitlv c-u i .and. W. Ketchum. I . E. P.Iain. J. J Duoruiile, C. W. Watts, G. W Keeney and D. B. Monteith re turned last night from Poitland where they went to witness the bi. ratification there. i Will Stark have now the finest i line of jewelry they have ever car- i ried, including fine gold watches, .i;.. i . . .'. ! ! iiami mi is, miici wait-, uic. nm public, sis invited to call and inspect li.i-ir novelties for the holldav trade. ! The enmmittecs and deputy mar- shals i,r the dem. uistrai ii .ri to-night i meet at the otlice of Curran it .Men- j ti-itl; at ! o'clock this morning. For ! any n. formation concerni-ig the; parade those interested should call i at their oilice. A special meeting of the H- 1 1 . -Hi i iil. oooien i.euei v tirps win tie heiu i ai ineii nan on rrn.ay aitermion, ' at which time the corps will be officially inspected by Inspecting! Officer Mrs. Dinsmore, of Salem.; Bv onhr of the secretary. - J , 4. , . v.'Oiisiueraole gold dust lrom the r. , , . . Santiam and (.yalap.ooia mines finds sale in this citv. F. M. i French bought several dollars ! worth yesterday. This is the best proof that these mines are really worked on a paying basis, The names of C. B. Winn and F. L. Kenton are also mentioned as candidates for the otlice of city treasurer. The names before the convention will probably be E. D. Cusiek, C. B. Winn and F. L. Kenton, the present treasurer. Rev. J. W. Webb, of Salem, wili lecture at the Christian church in Harrisburg next Saturday night at 7 ::D o'clock e. m., Nov. 17, and will hold divine service? at 11 . M.,i Sunday morning, and lecture again s-unday at 7 "..'Id i-. m. Tiie public are cordially invited. The public are asking for a light in the pi.stotfnv in tiie evening, This is too enlightened an age to require such groping in tin- dark ness as occurs every evening while the mail is being distributed. The post oilice ought not to be enveloped, in such darkness as N Mig-sii ve oi a dungeon instead oi a puoiic building. Crawford's class in dancing w ill open at '!'" company's armory on Friday evening, Nov. ;i.M, at 8 o'clock sharp. Toe armo.y has been refitted, and is one of tin; nicest dancing na'.ls in the city. Crawford a 'id his orchestra are too well ktiuWIt tu- heed lai .her com comment. Tc.nts, six lessons .4. ! lit Will Be a Grand Parade-Ths Line of ' March - The Speeches. The ratification of Harrison and Morton's election in this "tty to- nir!,t nroinisf-s to be a hi ' demon-. juration. " V car load of torches, flambeaux, fireworks etc.. arrived lust night from Portland".' " .w.,.,.iw.u ,viti j. .i..tu-.r,..l i.v Can't. N. I). Ilunmhrev. 1 r. .J. V.'. Watis and others. The line of procession w:ll be as follow s : Form at west end of First street, the lint; reaching south on Cala pooia street. .March up First to Lvon ; out Lvon to Ninth : down Ninth to Washington ; down Wash- niL'ton to l-on it i : ( own l-oiirt i to i-iiiii t limine tt'lii-rc sin-orlics sind other exercises w ill occur, the log cabin bon!ii-3S "Doing in iront of the - ' : - . . court nouse. Residences an I business houses w ill be illuminated, and the d;s- .lay of fireworks will be line Miisicwillbe tarnished by the Albany anu tangent nanus m um- form. A genuine cannon, which can be heard twenty miles, has been secured for the occasion. The committees and officers are as fol lows : Marshal C. W. Watts. Aids B. V. 'fabler, Burr Powers, : Jerome troman. Geo. Burkhart, I .ioseph Tyler, Win. Euirick, John j Blevens ami Thos. Motiteith. j 1 resident t the evening vapt. N B. Humphrey. i ice-1 residents S. A. Dawson, S Vonmr. Walh-r Ketelu-m. J. W. Cusiek, Albany; . I. B. Trask, j Fox Vaiiev; Kobt. (Jlass, Craw-, fordsville; John Conser, .Syracuse; Geo. W. Davis, Shedd ; M.Cun-; ingham, Harrisburg; D. P. l'orter, Shedd ; Chas. Johnson, Scio ; Kd. j Huston, Lebanon; Thos. Buford, ! aquma; Geo. Wagner, Corvallis; Thos. Kay, Brownsville ; Ir. Geary, ! Halsev : Scott Mav, antiam ; B. A. ; Wilzel,' Tangent; W W. Parish, 1 Sodaville;W. B. Barr, .Mills City, 1 Kd. Ilisch Salem. CO.MMITTKKS. A committee on vocal music con sisting of K. B. Prichard, O. II. Irvine and Prof. Lee was appointed to furnish plenty of entertainment in the way of song. W. II. Warner, Doc Conn and John Kruse were appointed a com mittee to manage the torches, fi lm beaus, etc. On general arrangements: L. W. Devoe, D. B. Monteith, O. T. Porterj L. Vierick. C W. Watts. On finance: G. F. Simpson, Wm. Vance, F. Wood. On music: M. K. Brink, O. II. Irvine, J. R. Whitnev. On fireworks: D. B. "Monteith. W. II. Huston, F. Wood. Watt Monteith, R .Wyatl.O. P. Dannals. On speakers: C. F. Wolvcrton, O. T. Portor. Many people from the country are expected to be present, and it promises to be the b:'gest political demonstration ever given in Linn countv. I'.nuin-er-. S;a-k Irom Vaiiina. The board of I'nited States en ineers, wno visited Yaui'.ina bav i to make' an inspection with thr idea of prepa-hiir a general proj -ci ;fwr the improvement of the bay. have agreed upon a report, but will not make it public at present, as it would not be according to oiiicial etiquette to give the conclusions which they were ordered to reach until thev had been submitted to the olucer issu nu: the order, Tiieir rei.ort will be forwarded to the chief engineer, and by him submitted to '. he secretary i. i w ar, who will publish it in due time. The Oregoinan ventures to ivmark that it may be possible to get a l" foot chantii 1 -it hov water, and as thr- tide rises about seven feet. 'in, " :.u' ;i; ships may in the bav in saietv. tutuie arS wt To the friends 1 IlilHkS. mil neighbors who so kindly assisted us during the recent illness ami death of Mrs. C. T. L.gr.ii.i. our sinci-r- thanks aie herein" ex tended. Tin: Family. IIAl.l.l 11.. II s ii. Vy Nov. 14. 1SSS. Miss Olive Pearl has been very il' nit is slowly recovering. .dr. 1. ami-roil is m town ouvnv. hinses and ho"s to shit Mrs. 1Ie:irv ( 'ummiii of May visiting viile, i iiida.m I o.. is relatives in this place. .Mr. Ruins Bamford and Miss I'l U .ll'l'l'.'lll l.l IV i.i.lU'H iu lllill- . .1 - i i riage at this place undav evening. . ,.,,, ,. ., -Vrs" ',ames 1 whn has hoen l! 'or sometime w i;h typhoid fever i'. .11.. v;., : died last. iturdav about noon. ! She leave t iiuso.ina ana three . . . . . children to mourn her loss A party was held at thel.O.G.T. ; hall lat Saturday evening, and the young people ol" Halsev, had a very pleasant time. A party will be held at the same place next Saturday evening. .tloilH'V Kt-ail. The proprietors of Santa A hie have authorized F..sha .V M imiii to refund your money; if. ifter giving this Caii lornia Ki.ig of Cough Cures a fair trial as directed, it fails to give satis, faction for the cure of Cough, ("roup Whooping i oiigh and ah Tiiro.it ane I.r.tlg trou'iles. When the disease alleels the le ad, and assumes xh- form of Cat in h, nothing is so effect ive as I "acforci.. Cai-il-Cll.e. T!;esd preparation are without equal as a household remedies. Vippei! in Ihe liud. Is it not ic;t-.T t" n:p i. ..-:s 1 1 ni :d ": -n the greatest scourge of liMiianitv hi the hud. ticiii t" try to shiv i-s jiro-grt-sseu 1 in- hrink of the grave. A few i!o.-es Caii !'o'':iia"s n.osl u-eful p.'oihiciioii, wili reieive, and a tiior-j oiigh ircatmi-nt will cure. Nasal' Caiarr'n. too clter. tin- fureruioier of ; e'::isioa j-.tioii e.m In- cured hv C.iiifor ni.i Cai-U-i 'nr.-. Th:-s- rcinciHi-.- an- ! soid an.l fully uarre.ih-d hy Foshay iV '. Mason. ' ! .lis. . I'll her brothei thy. , ot s:io!i! . is y'sjtij) vj Mr. Martin, in this! e Encouraging Kepo.-ts i'rcm tlie'Santiam and ElUc Kiver Eistr.cts. Messrs. Standish and Dyson of B.uwn:-villo returned from ibe Blue Kivcr mines last week. lowing to ihe rain they Owing to ihe ram thev did not tueU' lrau tu tneirmmes, oui '. oi w it bin about a mile and a half j and intend to return ii December 1 .-Liiti finish it and do some work on 'the claim. ; i he Criesus claim nas just got ! tiie returns from a ion of ore j shipped to San 1-ranscisco. It mined thorn between sT'J and .fH), ; liK'sUy gold, and the late of the I camp, tnat nas been so long iiang j ing in the balance, is at last lie eiued, and there is mucii rejoicing. , lor now a ro.ui win oe om.t ana a ! mill 'jo in tiie soriuir. and' the work I , . . ., , j ot active development w ill Degm , in real waii.esl. i l resiuem .loan v. iukih uime ' it r. - r 1 . 11' ..I i ..." . ... I Capiiui Gold Mlver Mining i Companv has received a letter I horn .-upermtendent Angiin of the .Capital nane, ui the .ai.tiam, to uieellect that tne mine is uirmngi out a quality ot ore that exeeeas his highest expectations, and the quality of the ore grows better tiie deeper the shatt is sunk, llie shaft is now down to a depth of tluriv leet from tiie level of the tunnel, which is run irom the base of the mountain. A few davs ago a body of spar was reached that matted into almost pme copper Vh.-n placed in a olacksmitn s furge. The ore now turned out is said to be the ricnest ever touud in .!,.. Tl.- - l,crs of the company are highly .dated at the excellent prospects of the mine. lllti Mini .. A i.h any, Nov. 14, 18SS. To the Kditor of the IIkr.m.ii: 1 notice in the IIi kai.p of the 14th you enumerate several things Albany should do. They are all good suggestions, but in one of ; tneni y-;u have -struck the key note, and I hope you will keep on ; in.rin.r hi tl,.,t l-i.i-moil .it! .oiv..n .singiii in J.atkcv ui.til ah citiciis ! f.AAmti ;h? UtTKl- a hit pel cem. to the improvement ; and attractiveness of the city, will join in the chorus. That is, ;U)(Ji- : lsh the cow nuisance. It is scarcely necessary to mention wtiv it' to mention whv if should be abolished ; broken side - walks, fences torn down, lawns visit to Iowa. They hail a pU-asant i ruined, shade trees eaten lown to , trip, but were glad'... get back to the roots, etc. Neither band, lock!0jeTOn j or boauis are a protection against , , t , . . T ! 1 them. Now at the next citv elec ! 1.!"ce S , la,f ,''Vr ? r'A' L" lion, let us hay i candidates on the I ami Mis Mry CuM.mau ! ti.-k.-ts r.Iod.'e.l to total abolition of i vvt-'le married; aiso Mr. Geo. C. ii.iiv rimtiiiitr -it l inn, within 1 1 m ' city limits. Put up a man tor marsiial that is a live. energetic i .11 (;ir w wl '.11-1. t hi f';llll 1. ;T( . - I . , 1 - . A bu will pleoge themseles that toe cowsmu:bgi. i.h ion oe democrat, republican or mugwump, wewillvoteior l.ini. Mg;,ed, ? Ihe Cows Misr l,o. " Kie.lrical Treatment. N'o department of medical prat ' tice and study has of late years ! received so much attention and de I velopnieiit as has the of electricity i as a remedial agent. Dr. Jones, lot tiiis city, has been making a special st in ly of that branch of the i profession and has spat ed no e. 1 petise to procure tl'.e laicst and ue.-t 'inventions to be had. He has 1 lateiy aJded to his machinery a : powerful battery of the newest pattern, a motor, and the latest improved implement for gonerming static electricity, iiich is said to be the best adapted for remedial purposes, lie 1 preparing lor a still lurther in. pro-, emer.t iu tnat line and wili have the most power lul appliances to in.- piocuieu. Veil !ii-or(iural inn. Articles have been filed in the ' otlice of the secretary of state byi the Eugene City .Mining company; incorporators, G. II. Staiisl iinv, 1 J. M: 1 lodson, C. A. Davis, Jack; W ai nick, W . li. Walker, James Noiami, Mcl arland, (ieorgeSj Washburn, J. D. Matlock, G. R. ; Cliiisnian, all of fane county;! object, to prospect for gold silver, . andad other valuable metals, to; operate mines, and conduct mining ! eiderprises ; capital stock $1(11):), in ; shares ol .fli) each. Statesman I refill In view of the jn-evalencof small pox in the metropolis and other localities, and the danger of its spread bv travel contingent tocom-1 n.ercial ailairs, the committee of ! health and police, by direction of the common council of the city of Albany, urgently request all par ties, who have not previously done so, at the earliest day practicable to procure vaccination, esnecialiv i . . - are parents and guardians reonest . , , . ... i ed to have the children vaccinated. - - - . ri.iiples no- tae Der ote. an impure state of the hkn d I ami are looked upon by many with ! suspicion. Ackers Blood Elixir will remove all impurities and leave the eomplexieii smooth and clear. There is nothing that will so thoroughly build up the constitution, purity and strengthen the whole system. Soid and guaranteed by Foshay .V Mason. Valnr.il S.-. I a -l ril ilainja. Il is only fo Califoi nia and mid in i'.utie County. ill HO O!!,,-!' !,:0"t of Hi,. "'in. we n ler io the tree that pr.- l.ees the l:e:.!:,ii.r ..ii.l d 1". 11' ! 1 ,11 III gun. u-ed m that plensam !ul cilee. tive cure lor '-:i--am r-ti. m. asthma, h.i.'tiehitis, imhI con-hs, Santa A ., the King o! eolisui, ,,;;., , Fo-liav.V" .-ei-oii guaran'o e- ;tnil si-iis jr i,-s :. i-o-iie or im-ee lor s-j ;,ii. ' 'lie !se 'i U!.!ols ot i ,i;i:o;nia Cat-K "tin of cat; in h are di-pi-::, e.s"d nasal i;;.s-:'i i stored to a heaoiiv co all a, am! Pii i;s. s speeuiiy r.--idii'i.in. sj .in .aeiv; .is In Jy mail, '.. pi. ( .s-oiiie iiiitia c op on 'i of the members i f nop tnv w ill ej Vl. ., s. h a li k sgi v; :; g oy.i j r lb A. tv. ii r- urn. v.-'s-entav ... i-oid. (io tin 1 Wiil iV: Stark's. A Chinaman Tries to Bui n a Laundry in the Rear of the Revere House. ; About :i o'clock yesterday morn ing the Chinese iaunurynian Lee, who runs a washdioiise on Ells worth street, south of the Revere nouse, onserveu aiiuuin vniiui- j man trying to set tire to laundry, i He -rave the alarm and the tire ! fu nd ran aw av. The excited laun- dryman hastened up the street and awakened Frank Woods, the owner of the building, and called the police. lie said he thought the Mongolian who attempted to lire i no nuiioing was in , aiwinw laumiryman, with whom he had some in. icuny a pue o s. a ,gs saturated with kerosene and other kindlings were lotind m the rear oi ... - - i : i i ll 1 1 some oi w men nau occu so iu k aim i evidently blown out by the .vind. ! 11 I. i I. . . .ii.i. .. t .ur 1.1 li .i " 1,11J o" i""-.-' j tne guilty ( innamaii, it was con- ( sidereu that there was not sulli- ! c:Mit evidence to war. ant Ms ar - aiiest. inn.a.nn.u i... i iugs in tiie vicinity, ana a lire, n it ' 11:1,1 gouen a good siaM,wouia nae j difficult to control. i;kmi.vii i.i.t. .oii.s. Biiownsvim.i-:, Nov. 12. Dr. Curl is h..TiDg Ids new house finished in good slmpe. There is still some lever t round j There is still some lever around ! here yet, but most of the cases are ! improving. jwv.Mr Burcliett of McMinn t ., ..... .. w. .. 1U,K uieauueu -."ice iieic cuuui) 111 ,,,e L,",Ubt cl,,ln:h- i Tonight Mr. B. Rm')'d 1 t'' t oe mari iea 10 .uiss bebe muoui, I at ttie residence ot jlr. b D. Moyei in tlii fit v W. R, Kiik has got a new street i; i ; i- l i-. i- i laid out -.n his addition, which mattes quite . - . . an improvement in tiiat part ot town. Mr. E. Betts lias just returned from Gray's Harbor W. T., where j lie has been working in a logging j camp the past season. I Tlle air resounded tiil midnight : t nii,t with the burning of po- , i n , , (.il(,..ns ...... m,L ... . (lu the (.lu' ,,b an . ;)houtB excited men in honor ot the graml ' republican triumph. Lst Friday Kev. C. Snerry aud li'ist rndav Kev. u. Sporty , wife returned from a two month's ' StatlUl'd ami Miss Ida Coshow. ! i u '-ugnter o. .ur. j. 1 . iosuow, an : I .1 .... .1. i ... i IT.. . t k I.i ..-.r.i-i.- mis piace. ' . 111.; t . '. . . r l ' .. 1 c . , . 1 AU.any liae the C'al-jpooia, a fVM, ut o .,s jn ;,.,.. .,, , n-l...,. th..i j water raises. M uch logging is also b(!:t)g done r-ii the Mohawk and jMcKenzie this summer. A basKet supper i, to be given at the city hall oj the laoies on i fhanksgivinj; night., if. which it is ( tioperl everyone will .articipate. j I lie pre ceeds will lx- used tor the : ; purpose ot tenemg and improving I the cemetery .'u r -. .Vah i o Si-lalto. P.y dispelling the symptoms" so i often lio-'.ak' il f.-r l I'KS-IIIiq.lidl! ; Santa .liie Km- t .-i m g i . t glaihies to ' many a huuseliuhl. iiv i!s prompt ,' Use for l.ireakh.g un the eehl and too often develops into tii.it t.ital disease thousands can In- sat! iroiii an nil timely grave. Y" U m.d-e no mistaUi i-y keeping a limt!. remedy in ; he Imiis.-. K t me i e('cd!y ell'i ting all traces of i!nl ii of t lies.- ivoiid ui' lies are sold Foseay it Mason.' i! i his picas :nt ( 'aiu'-'nda 'i:l- t;e in eianiea- ;..-a' ai.ni I, " id C.oif.inoali ! v. arreii'ed hy A Si: li ml K. Haiide'id l.c-al 0::iiaii. M ii - da v Ks'i., ( 'oimt v ,i:y., i, lav o. :,v "Have used Kh-et rie l'.itt'-r- "itii most happy results My hroi her was also very low w itli m ilarial f. V-I- andjamuliee, hut was cured lo li'',el U-e ol this medicine. Am sati-ii.-d " Kh-clrie I'-it- tors saved his life.' Ml". !. I. 'ileo-ou. of Ilor-e Cave Ky., vilds a like tesiinionv. "Ilepos ilivelv I eheves In- won'. I have died, had It lini lieell lor Kleeir'.e Hitters. This great remedy . ward ol', as well as cure ail Malaria 1 Jiscses, ali i for all kidney. Liver and Stomach Disorders s'au.ls cneiiualed- Price oil cents and Sl at Fos iav iV Mason s. All llisiilule 4'ir'. The original .vliietiue Ointment is i;ly put up in laigeltiio ounce toi is :,n '"', I is an atiouh- cure tor oiit muds, chapped hands, and all skin crui.lioiis Will positiv ely cure all kinds of piles. Ask lor the original Aiiietine Ointment. Sold hy Foshay iV Mason for -i cents pel box by mail :!( cents. ICillmis al i;r.-:itlr I'eiluieil I'riri-s Samuel E. Young has received a ' ,:,.re hivoice of picot edge ribbons ol superior quaiitv. direct irom tne importers at New "York, which he is offering at greatly reduced prices, to close them out. ' i Tearln-rs i;xain illation. Notice is hereby given that the regular oubiie quarterly cxaiuiaa t;on of teachers for Finn Couuty will he heni in Albany, at tile Court iioiise coinnieticing nt noon on Wc.-Im-sd.ty Nov. lfc's. Ad teachers desiring examination wid be present at the beginning. L. M. Ci in.. County Superint-mii nt. I.u.iiil ain Tin- Strike. And al wav s have a totlle of Acker's English Ib ine'dy in thehor.se. Y.m e.imiot tei! how soon Croup may strike your li'tle one, or a cold or cough may fasten itself upoa yi-u. One lies.- is a preventive and a -.-w deses a p-isitive cure. Ail Croat and lae.g tr.iio.ies yield to us tr ar-ceiit The Heme c Mason. IV .ma raiiteei 1 I There w iil be Sabbath school ei ineri given at the M. Friday eve:. fig, Nov. iie ii' ing at 7 :'' o'clock, i'f ti'Osie and recitations t'rograuime is being E. church - !d, com- j euisist ii.- j A goo I ' prepared, ! which will be pui.lished later Net Cash Will Bay Goods Cheaper Than ' Anywhere Else. i There is no need of sending away f r goods when the following desir able wares can be bought lor net cash at import prices : . One-half uozen unhandled tea- ; cups and saucers, M. cts. j b. dozen unhandled coffee cups j and saucers. 4" -ts. ; dozen handled coii'ee cups and ' saucer-, ."0 cts. 1 i ., dozen seven inch dinner plates i j 4") cts. j The gooils mentioned above are ; iron stone china, and nut C. C : ware. Ti,es(f , wi a . ,, - ... zood for "i,,, ". ,. . ,, Hue ll,rv; for .Halt-. : ll' 1. - . i . r ; e nave mst orou-' it lrom liave just ( I'astern Oregon a fine lot of work j hnrses w iiich we w ill sell on terms . to su:t the times. Among them is , some promising young dnveis irom . w,K.c.-, .nason uiuet, ana I-.. I ward . hveivtt. Also some choice heavy ; mares. Anvone w islimg a horse will do well to look them over and we will tike pleasure in showing them to all intending purchasers. McKxigiit Ihios., Tallman, Or. j nr ''' Holiday. ; L. W. Guis it Sons ara now I receiving an elegant line of hoi idav "0, such as 'plush toilet sets, i albums, novi bios i-.-mls ml fam-v . , -f" ... " goods, al i a fine line of perfumer- . les m elegant plush cases, lheir fctncL' l'ill fir. ftn 1 1 ili.t on. I nriiru WII1 b; as low as the lowest. ; ... i - Ladios I , A I,a lwYl yu " -v, -,1U U1 i lail and winter millinery, nave i t. , , yv,J T 1 : i r..n ,.f i VUlu lilt 1 111 1.. VII .1111... (c porii.ui iri,nm(.r Will be I .,ieast;(j to show goods at any time. ! Ida M. Brush, successor to Mrs. i E. J. O'Connor. ; : I I , A r Var"!"" , j 1 lie mi nli-s ot (k-.it li s approach are ! tarious, andstatisticsshow conclusive- Iy that ...ore Persons .lie fro,,, diseases of the throat and lumrs Hum anv other. u probable that evervo,,,-. with.,,,1 . t.xei.)Uon .....jv . .uunbers ot ! ; Tuiu-icle Ccrn.s into tin- sy.-u-n. am! j ! Wl.'r ' u,",? "!!' ul" i j ' 11 i ney sun , into me ami uevi iop. ; at tir.-t sluwiv ami is shown bv ,1 slight t iv-lv 1 1 i ir sensation in the throat i and if allowed to t-oiitin'ue lheir j ravages thev extend to the hiiu's pro- ; (luting eui.siu.iptiou anil to the head, ! causing catarrh. Niov )dl this is j dangerous and if allowed t. proceed will in time cause c'-eutb. At theor.set you ui list act w itl; p-oniptness; allow- j ing a cold to go without attention is (h.iigeious and may lose' you your 1 life. As soon as volt feel that some- j 1 . 1. ..... 7.. ..- ...... .. .1 1. f 1 t t 11 ,1 ..- I Ullll, IP lining lulu lulu iiir'.u, uuir i thing is wrong with vourthroat, lungs , ()r m)Slli,s ,,,.,, u r,uU!t.ul- h...-eheeV ; (;t-nn:in Svri.n. It wili give you im. o..t.. w.i;,.r ! . : 1 tu...la t Moihrn. ? ! Every ...other is cautioned against; ..a 1 i ; ricit cnj - an unn;ltut,ll j ; tur stimulants which kills the mind; . , thechiid. Acker's Baby Soother I is specially prepared to bencrit cl.il dren and cure their pains. It is harm- less ami contains no opium or mcr- ' less ami contains no opium ' ph'.ic. Sold hy Fusha;. it Mason. Caliltu-iiia al-K- lire. 1 The only guaranteed cure for ea tarrh, cold in the head, hay feveivose e.i'd, eatrrhid deafness and sole eyes Kes ore the sense of taste anil unpieas ant hreaih, resulting from caiarrh. Kasy and i'.easanl to use. Follow directions and a cure is wai'ianted. hy .til d "iiggists. Send for a circular lo A'li. line ?.le(iieal I.'hni;ni!iV, Urn. ii!e. I'al. Six months' treat ineiit. Ir s!;M-:itiiv mail, 1.1'), l oi sale lo Foshay it M isoti, Haps.iiK'-s an t'uiileiilitieat, Cannot uo I. am' in hand if we look on the dark side of every little obstacle. Nothing will t-o darken lite and make it a burden as Dycpepsia. Acker s Dyspepsia Tablets wili cure the j worst form of Dyspepsia, Cunstipa- tion and Indigestion; and make life a I happiness and pleasure. Sold at '2o and o'J cents by Foshav it Mason. 1'eiijile I.i ervw here Ci ii t !' 1 1 our stnteme.it when we say that Acker's Ei-glisl. Remedy is in ; every way superior to anv and all other pn nations for the throat and i lungs, In wliooping cough ami croup ' it is magic and relieves at once. Re j inen.lu-r this remedy is soi l ou,a ! positive guar.-ii.tee. siiiM "i:vii. j Boys kilt suits ... .'. F. Head's. Magic yeastat I'.rownell iV Stanard's' Fine old cherry bounce at M. Baiim ga it's. Finest line of jc rsics ever at Head's in Alhanv I I A new invoice of British trimmings j at Head's. j Piilow sham holders, the neatest j thing out. at Brink's. For nice parlor suites call on Thomas Brink. A tine line of new silverware just even?'' at Will A: Stark's. " ! Ash? autiful as a dream that line o ! adies broadcloth at W F. Head's fj 1 know I can sare you money, try I ; KL..'(j ; .1 me, ami you will he convinced. W. F. , .Archibald, agent for the Sing er Manufacturing Co. oppi. site Odd ; i-cllows temple. ; Our customers never have the blues, bc-ausc wv give thein such good har i j gains. W. F. Head. I V handl.' three kinds of fruit jar ' and y-m will do we'd to see us before! placing your orders. I Mirth is short live:'. Prolong it if i vou can. It will help vour disposition ! to trade with W. F. Head. - ! ; For our line iuijinrtcd .md Kc ' West cigars, go to M. baumgart ; cigar sieve, one door cast of Black mail's drug store. Voiith'-. )in;aii:oii. 1 i New subscribers ordering the j Youth's Companion for IS.S'd will! n ceive the pap-er i'n-e the remain i d-r "i the this ve.ir from the time! their subscription is received, j Order at once, and secure the extra ' time. 1; is an ex'-eli-'id paper and should i:i every family. Sam-j pies lice. f. I,. Kenton, Subscription Agent. I I If" on i j . j To 0llr assortinent of Standard ; hv any i.i the city. Richardson .1- j a8 tiu-kev. chicken, crouse. nheasaat. ! woodcock. Franco-American. Food Co.'s Celebrated French soups, mock i chicken, consomme, beef and terrapin. I hilly selected meats, vegetables aud j substance whatever, j F & T HEINZ Spiced elierkins, chowchow. picalillv. cauliflower, oueen olivpi?. mn. ; tard dressing, pickled onions, swfet of Crosse & Black well' s canned goods. ! jOit'00. New York preserved strawberries, plums, line fresh mushrooms, in glass. A L ve.y thin Also we have received a very large stock of NEW Raisins, Zaute currants, citron, lemon and orange peel, mincemeat iu both wood and glass. All good standard brands, w hich we do not hesitate to guarantee to give satisfaction in every respect. Other articles of fancy goods too numerous to mention. Besides it is a well know n fact, that our stock of STAPLE GROCERieS I 'And provisions far excel that of j j,,st received from Eastern factories For our crockery department that will do credit to any house in the city of Portland, and w ill 1k sold at reduced rates and not the old-fashioned hun-(Ired-jier-cent-carry-them haif-oyer-until-next-scason plan. We intend to sell every article bought for the Holiday trade so low that no man can have an excuse for not bu ing bid wife a present. WMJJil I H LIUULWU ON Krar.ds of Fancv tiroeeru's. unexcel! Kol.hun celebrated Canned Meats, such suine. wild duck, nlovcr. ou ail and . turtle, pea, French J bouillon, tomato, These goods are prepared from care- poultry without the aid of any artificial pickles and table sauces, aod a full line pineapple, quince, peach aud 4 tor man's ce to behold. CROP any other store in the city. We Inv and jobbers a line of fancy n T TlI k DILWORTHS f
