Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, November 18, 1888, Page 3, Image 3

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    THE 1I(I(t HERALD:
1SSS
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pill
SOtTU UoLNii.
Arrves Penults Amv
' ! 7:4.-.;Mi' ftn .,! 1
t .'-. '.n: CiPJ:gll.lll Pi.-fijin.l Kltjiaii: j
! !' i.'iT ' I.xmi!ii-'ti i'I.i- '.
l-'reieb: lwia.cu mr south atur 1.
ol t:.t- -alec u-i
'' 111
I'iiKci.f.v P.uirie n.v.i, iai.i.i;.
ivrnio l)L;i;irls
!':. If.-tlui i.'f ! . 1.1
;"i.2.";Hi !.;.?.' a l i
-.i-.'-r. ..
Kr.
Ivist'.m hrowii :eal at Parker
P.r..-.
liave vou seen the new eanuv at
Vh. Kentrm's?
A jiood watch from l'.") up at
Will A Stark's.
David Andrews, of Lehanon, is
in the city.
I.. Senders returned 'yesterday
f-oui Moit'l'ur.
I Fresh fruits, : giapcs, ehestnuts
aiid candies at Pfeitler's.
The store of J. II. Ellison at
Sliedd has heeti attached.
I. aiies, fur your tine shoe repair
ing '.'u to P. J. Laporte.
Tiios Prink has just opened an
derail t lot of baby ttarriaacs.
The life saving station at. Ya
'juina is to bu completed within a
year.
Fifty second hand stoves wanted
at the second hand store of L.
iiittlieb.
.Mrs. 1',. 1. Jlontaiiiie returned
yeslijrday from a week's visit at
l.el'ijnon.
P'sial Inspectors Troutlan and
Pulsiier have been doiny; the Al
ai'V postulliee.
For a ;i'od. reliable watch chenp.
to F. M. French's, the I'orner
jewelry store. No Waterbury
atches in stuck.
.iehn Schmeer and Charles
Met.er hav been ajijiointed auent
at this city of the Northwest ( ier
m;iii I mmiirrat ion PimiiI.
i'o not forget, the faet that you
can et bargains in knives, forks
:.i;d spoo'.is at F. M. French's.
Pais h set v.airanted.
Pev. ('. C. Poiinv of Salem, will
preach at the P-vanyelical church
on Sahbath niornii)ir. A cordial
in vitation is extended to ail to be
ptescnt .
Home, made mincemeat and
-h'..iv chow, most delicious articles,
made by Mrs. Wm. N. Phillips
for ;sale in any ipiantity at C. II.
Si'eiicer's.
If you want a clean :'iid iine
smiUe ask lor J. Joseph's home
Jiiaie while labor cigars. For sale
by ,'most ciar dealers ami at .).
.biii'i.lfs factory.
,! isses F. iv ('. Miuvard have re-
ci vc
d
ol t!
tmest assort
ments of tine miUn.iTV ever offered
iu tiiis city. Ladies should cal
e.-.rly and examine their stock.
The parties who took thestip
l idilers from the electric light poies
on First street are request, ! to re
turn the same if they desire to
avoid a 'Test. Pv order of manager
Albany electric lights.
Will ix St -irk have now the finest
line of jewelry they have ever car
3'ied, including line gold watches,
diamonds, silverware, e'c. The
public is invited to call and inspect
iheir novelties for the holidav
trade.
Messrs. Purr Sloan and Walter
i.;isi have onetied a fish ami game
market in th building iormerlv oc
cupied by ihe Western t'nion Tel
egraph oliiee. They keep fresh
?ish and poultry constantly n"
...tvl 1.
Da V. S. p. -id has purchased a .
i.iie ji eckcr piano a a present for;
ids ,two little daughters to tase a
fhomugh course in music. It is a
fine iiistnim uit. being one or
Decker's best, and surpassed bv !
none eith.-r in (piality or tone. ' I
The delivery wagn of C. II. i
Slll'llf-IT IT.lli.lQ.t ...'tl. 41.,. W , 11 .
I v . . nil nil OI'IIS
Fargo it Co.'s express wagon yes
terday, breaking the delivery
wagon, and mixing up driver.-,
liorses and wagons in a confuseo
pale. No one was hurt.
. A. Cox returned yesterday 1
!'om Independence, where he lias
been engaged at work on the new ;
brick buildings. lie will go to i
Lebanon to-morrow to finish a new
building there. lie says hide-!
pendenee has ipiite a building !
boom.
Crawford's class in dancing will
open at "F" company 's armory on
Friday evening, Nov. ':!d, at 8
o'clock sharp. The armory has
been refitted, and is one of the
nicest dancing nails iu the city.
"raw ford a-id his orchestra are too
veil known to need farther corn
comment. Terms, six lessons s-4.
He M in .s.-,;h Kociris.
A. J. Tlorst n. of cio, who was
as rested for kidknapping his ow n
children, who were in the legal
possession of his divorce ! wife, was
examined before Justice Humphrey
last evening. He- was h -id in i-
t" answer to the charge before the
grand jury. The evidence showed
that lit; had taken the two little
ir!s, aged about ! and bj years, to'.
Camp Creek in Lane comity, and
-afterwards returned them to Ilar
risburg, w here they no.v remain at
the hotel.
:i;:os as lircaltr ficiii.ee I Trices
Samuel P. Young has reech eda
J::"Le. it. voice of picof ed '.:.:: ,s
I.: superior quality, direc; li a p.
imjiorfors at New York, w hich he i
is oll'ering at greatly reduced prices,
io close th.ein out.
lliver ii.i.iic id livci v now. j
LOCAL KEWS
Oar Usual Budget of
About the Citv.
L:VS
TMK aKt fUCJU.
tfae Work is irroi;?! min-- Over
M;ks Completed Eistia:i.
Messrs. YV. I;. Parr una
O'Connor, I'oijU'actor.s mm the
J'acinc, vn re nrn "st
' V a Ili-.itAi.D reporter, aiiu
iaots ascertained coiicctmil;.
I'.. .J
sonic
the
worlc fin- i--(tivn !
011 tiiu eastward extern ion.
ai-k is now laid seven miles
The t
beyond -Iehama. a di:-tanee of i
uoout 4l' miles east ol this ciiv.j
. lie-ulir trains are now run as far !
east as Pates, and construction
' trains run to the end of the .'rack.
; The contract of Messrs. O'Con
j nor A Parr will he. c.-iuplet-i! 111
! about ten days un h ss. as the c.jm-
pany now 1 r : os.-s, the line
ciianged to cut deeper in the hill-.-ide
to i-ievent landslitles, in
! which event it will re pine a
i month's time to complete their
; contract.
i JNltssrs. Searles & Peane still
! have a large force of men employed
! and are pushing the work vigoi-
uiisiy forward.
i Seveial i:ews towns have been
I laid iviit along the line, which
j passes through a country rich both
i 111 agricultural and limber re
i sources, and a noticeable activity,
! toward settling it up is manifested
, all along the route.
! The company of men from this
! city who purchased timber land
i and took up homestead.-, about
j miles above Mehama are now up
j tiiere erecting houses upon the
j lands. The saw-mill business in
i that section promises to be a profit -!
able one. A number of Albany
I men jiropose Jo take in a mill ot
! large capaeitv in the near future.
Tiie building of the road promises
to add inateriallv to the trade c-f
Albany, ami when it is pushed
across the mountain-; next reason
to tap the great stock raising, agri
cultural and wool grooving countiy
of Pastern Oregon, this increase
in the trade will be still more
marked, and when the eastern con
nection is finally made, which
promises now to he at no distant
av, tfe n;i advantages ot this
, i
; impoi
i be re:
taut tiansportati. in route will
ized .1 this citv.
--n IjK' Saint- Kt aii.
The Peiuocrat is
rv much ex-
eicisea oecause tiie ;u:kai.h cuti
cised a stiiiiie.d insult that paper
gave to several citizens in connec
tion with its account of the repub
lican demonstration Thursday
evening. In the absenc.; ol any-
thing original it reieis to some siilv
; twaddle ihe livening Peatishooter
! mice published. The hitter sheet
! is now defunct, and the Democrat,
miles
it wants to go the same
road, had better not ape toj much
after its sweet-scented style. If
the Democrat man will sit down
and rellect for a minute or two he
will no doubt conclude that his re
marks were ijuiieout of place and
deserved criticism.
.Orrtioa ( iiim.
C. S. Smith, of O.ikviile, has
j lefi at this ollice some magunieen:
' speciinens of fad i corn grown on
: his piace near Oakvil'e. Mr,
: Smith has been etigagei! in raising
' corn for several years, and finds it
ja profitable crop, lie raised this
year from one and three-quartet
1 acres 1" ) bushels of line yellow
i:o-n, measured after beiiigshi llid.
1 besides a coUsidciabit; iedd oi
white corn, lie received for it ;;
pir bushel in tiiis city.
Inircii .t:irc.
Preaching services to-lay at the
Presbyterian church at 11 a. m.
and at 7:.'!D p.m. Subject of the
morning seruioii, "The Two Great i
ib-quisites." The evening theme
w ill be, "The Things which Mone I
can not Puy." Tiie S
will convene at the
morning service.
about h
cio.-c
The
Sclioo
of th"
voung
people's piayeruii'eting wili
heid in the h-cture room a! ii:;!0
m. AH will be
these services.
made welcome
I-i onsii;ii;ni;ii) I iiciira !;? j
Ie id the loilowing; M r. O. I!. Mori
. rts, Newark Ark, sas: "Was taken
; down witii Abscess of Lungs, anil
pliys;cians pronounced me an Incur
aii'e ( nsumpli'c. began taking I Jr.
sing's New Discovery for cousump
tion, am now on my third bottle, ami
a!;!e to ovci.-eu the work on my fa nil.
b is the tincst medicine made.
1 .ic-sr. Middleware Decatur. Ohio.
ay.-: "Had it not l.e-n lor Dr. Kind's i
New Disci
would havt
.. . -i f
u-rj tor consump'ion 1
died oi Lung 1 1 ouliles.
H as given up Py the tlin'tors Am
now in the nest 01 health. I rv it. I
Sold l,V Foshav ,VM:,S,. ' ,
B'riidi nr.-: rniilt act :
In medication, as in aught else,!
prudence should be our guide. Vc; ;
thousands cast it to the winds. Every i
new misLium iimls i s oa. i-.ms n.'.. !
medical empires f every false scin.nl i
liase llieir gnus, t-.uciy clnuige in
the gamut of humbug is rung success
fully for a time at least the notes
being furnished by the creiiuloiis. In
happy contrast Jo tiie main adv-rti -ed
impostures the day stands postrt
tei's's Sp.mach Bitters, now in the
ihii d drcatl of popularity, a'.proven
ai d recoi:. mended by tih siciaiis, in
tiorsed by the . press l.f many huics,
sougiit and pi iz-d by in va litis evt rv -ei.t-ri-.
It is an ascertain d specific
for and preventive of malaria! diseases
chronic imiigi sti'iii, and liver com
plaint ami coiisimatioii .
j
.nais: lai:i-. ihe sirike. ;
Ami aie.avs n ... ,,f Acker's ;
Fa:ghsii !
uiv-t v
in the lieuse. Vou ;
"i: ('i ; p may strike '
1' a c-'ld or cough !
c:inu.t t-li ;..w sc
your lis ove-. e,
I'iUV ".-;ell ijsf'f
ti
:i
u.
Oil-
i ese is pr.jv-i.ti e i.iki a tew doses
:i pesiti'. e
utm. Ad Throat and
1 . T
..ui.g i.r. ;o:ies j-el.i to i.s treatment
lie 1. .-.-maly guaranleeU by f
ostiay
a- Mason.
Order vo-if fh:;nk
of ,-s .;:ri Ma -t. T
iiiee, bit ones, and
-giving turkey:
iK'V ;iav- so;ii
. alt kiuds o
oilier poultry, 1
.1 auu game.
e;j i :
Amos Harvey in Durauc for Giviag Liqunr ;
to a Sqnaw. I
j
t The particulars of the an est of i
1 Amos Harvey, of this c ty, for giv-!
' ing liquor to Indians waspr.blished ;
j in the Hekauj a few days ago. lie
j Mas examined belore L' . S. Com-
missioner P.iul Pt.adv at Portland
i' 11. lav.
T
in: Five
!!1.
'I
i eiegrai
gives this account ci h.s trial :
Tin; (imvr charge was tliat
..';!(' some alcohol in a s .piaw.
IH'
ho
lier 1 I'.illM
i,-o,l;
I m;e .
IH' thought it Vl'dUbl uru
Out law does pot iVl'i
harpy a- a figure in enm
e.ence ms arrer-t. Harvey is one ot
'.he most wioteiied ca uses for a
a:uii tiiat u.is ever ap-jieareo m tno
.rimiiial cour's of litis city, lie
has used morpliia so long that his
body is full u! the deadly drug, and
in his defease he staled that lie
gave the woman the alcohol while
tie was under the lutiuenie oi
morphia, lie said to the court
(liar he had to inject the poison
into ins iiesh several times a dav
or .ie would hi ;, ami that he often
took it in such ipuntities that tie
became crazed.
Messrs. Frank ami George Cook,
of Albany, for whom lie "wvrked,
testi tied to his giving the dusky
maiden the liquor, but, said he was
a good worker when he chose to
apply him.-elf. and that his only
lault was the morphine habit, and
that while he used that he was
liable to commit any crime.
Commissioner Deady did not
doubt but the crime was done
while he was under the influence
of some narcotic, but that would
not clear him in the eves of the
1
law, so held tiie prisoner to answer
in the Ihiited Mates district court.
llix I.iiiiil .sale.
Samuel Nixon, as executor oi the
estate of Martin Costello, deceased,
sold yesterdav at public auction
112 acres of land, belonging to the
i (,'stat.; ,!ur V- ,'d i . It was sold in
uve umerent parcels to P. Stewart
lames McMahon. James Morgan
and Walker Niekolson.
SUili;n tl iJa ft;;.-,.
Messrs. O'Coiun r it Parr, re-1
ceived a ti l.-gram from the front !
yc.-terday, staling that their head'
j cook named ?di!ler and assistant
j named McMillan had stolen about
! 0 and UU tor parts unknow n. An
j elibii is being made to have the
I men arrested.
I
I'ira.-inl 8j!!-(v.
A pleasant social party was given
Mi.-s Pi ban IPickleman at the res
ilience ot 1. P. Wallace i rii'ayj
evening. About forly guests were
present and an enjoyable evening i
was stier.t. cut; of the feature. he in '
an old-ia-hioned candv pulling. j
i " ;
You;Sr Companion.
New subscribers ordering the
I'outh's Companion for hvs'.i will
receive the paper free the remain
der ol the this vo.ir from the time
i heir subscription is received.
Order at once, and secure the extra
time. It is an excellent paper and
should by in every family. Sam
ples free. F. L. Kkntox,
Subscription Ai-eut.
Teacher's ::aiaiitali'.n. 1
x. :
Notice is iicr.-l.y giv.-n ,at the;
regiuar oub. ;c quarU-rly c.Mimma j
ton
vi 1 1
-ac.icis .or LliM) (.'oiiuiv
hcid in Albany, a', tin-
Court house commencing at noon
on Wednesday Nov. 2d, 1SS8.
Ail teachers desiring examination
will be Present ar ihe l'.vbinbi"'.
L. M. Cum.."
Co'iltV Si l !!ll . ee ut.
An .tlixiSale l ure.
The iirigimd .voii -tine ointment, i.
oi'iy j,nt iqi in targe two ounce to:
Ii.jacs and is an aii-oiuie cure lor old i
sores, h ins, wounds, eliaj.p.-il hands, '
:inil all skin ciujitluus vv'iii posit iv- !
ely cure ai: kinds ol'pile-. Ask I'm j
the i.:-i-ii;;:l Al.ictinc (lintincnt. Sold'
ov Fosli.iy iv Mason for Jo cents per
1 x - mail " cents. j
M '; utirm cur stat em t w h ;o
i fhat AckcrV iv;i.-h Ih-mec
we sa
y is in
eveiy wa Minerair I - r.nv and ao
ltl'e.-pr!-! araiious for the thro;, t am1
lungs, In w hoiinii.e oou.rli ami cr'aip
it is iuag:- ami icli. v-.i at once. Pt;
member' this reim-iiy is s.'l i on a
positive guarantee.
N itiii i.' 4 . i 1 i.-t .ii" i'.jil'n-ni.i.
It is only found iu Uutte (.'ount,
California and in no oilier part of th.
world, oe letVr to the tree that pro
duces the healing and pcm-i tat iug
gum used in that pleasant and cliec
tive cure tor coiisumnlion. asthma.
i
b.iouchitis, i) lid cough's, Santa Abie,
11... tviii.r ..f ..i.i.. ...... .11.... L. I ..I
si , ,,. .-'
......--.ii ...ii .wines aim sens IL lor
,,oMU. ,. ,,-,.,. f,. ., ;-() , .
,,r , in.. i o n .:
T-aUr X,, ,i nd' c .
.-.-..n .,..,i A.,..:'.. .I...
r; ssai; is s leeuiiy if
I store! to a healthy condition. 1.(!0
j a package. By mail, 1, in. (.'ircu-
iis tree,
lliitlicrs Head.
The liroprietors of Santa Abie have
uthorized F..slniv ,v Mason to refund
-v',m.' ".''": if, fter giin
tiiis Pali.
loima Ki.ig ol Cough Cures a fair
trial as directed, it fails to give satis
!;l'! for the cure of Cough, Croup
hooping c.nm-i, ; .,, ;'!,,.,,.,, .,,.
I.ung troubles. When the disease
idicris the h-ati. ami assumes tha
lorin of ('at ,,'i h, nothing is so cMi ct
tvr as California Cai-B-Cui e. Thesd
l i'cparapons are without equal as a !
hoiisehoid remedies. ,
-V-MX'iI in ihe Ih:I. !
P :t r.t better to nip Consumption!
the goaicst scourge ,.,f humaiiit v in i
the bud. ill .-.a t-, t,v t,. s. .." !
grcss.ni the brink " of the gnve - 1
lew dos. s .., CatoniiaV m..i u.-efn! '
!'r"diici!oii. w":i -. -J.-ivi . a : d a 4 !,.,!- ;
"Ugh treatii'.-i.t w'il
aiarrl:. too oip-u t;i(.
co-,sii,i,;tion can b - enivil
ilia t. li-B-Cure. Tin
soM rn-.t fully vvarre. J '.
are.
a
11
I'Ulllier of 1
y 'alitor- i
'o-tijes are ;
F.jslmy t; j
M.1SOII.
The i'
Cough
great- 1 '
'urvii
ne'gUii
nrgi'ig
s:dr of ''VimhrHar
uas bee. i ri..cc, ,
peoi.lr v. In, !;ae l.
leim.-l v
P-r.t :v
i; t ! i
II. -11-
ft 1
of its
me;
arlies
1 1 oi
;' P, try .
id s...,n ,
For sale
i
in
1
.-t s,.
s: '':.
dec:
1 1 TMMTrn i" i urn 1 a 11 1
GENEll
A, TVsWSn
A Portland h iiggist Killed by an
Overdose of Morphine.
AT ".i.LB..V ViAl.f.l.
Ouir.we b;. Cl'wtia::-! Hoodlums- V.. g.
isttr A MaraiT0U3 Vit. OiLur
Kcws Items,
'1 lit : Ili'lKAM Special i M.-ijliUcll. S.J
Poiiii.AMi, Nov. J7. .1. M.
. iiecK , .11., a oruggiM. accioeiiianv
louk an overdo.se ei morphine a hour
"' o'ciocK tins aliernoun. J-rank
-diller, cierk, 10 a Teieram rej or! -
er luniisheii tiie following mi'orma-
tion: "1 bad l een Wi.iikiug lor
Air. Preck some time aj;o, but piii.
Past evening I stroiied into tiie
drug stoie.aial Mr. Preck asked
me bow I would like to work ior
lum a Uay ot two, and 1 said vei v
Weil. Tne moment 1 replied ti-e
lou. up Ins hat -and, with a Iriend,
Charles P. Ford, w ent down town,
When lie lcit the store 1 dij not
unserve ai-tlnng peculiar in his
conduct, lie and Ford returned to
the store at about 10 O'clock and
went up stairs, before leaving Mr.
Preck said to me : ' You need not
holt .the door on the Filth street;
side, because I may w ant to get in."
That was the last i saw of him, bul
I have since learned that lie and j
Ford returned to the siore between !
I and i o'clock this morning, when I
I'reck 'swallowed something that
he took from a shelf from behind i
the perseription counter. Ford, oi j
course, did not know w hat it was. I
Tl.ey went down street again, and
a snort distance irom the store wui he as low as the lowest.
Preck fell down. Ford got a hack,
and had his friend taken to the ' tl
Ilolton house " 1 have received my lull stock ol
Ford called' at P.rcek's room a lit-! f;U1 a'!d, win,C'r mi. 'iner.v. naye
tie later and observed that the lat-! ' "ed the serv.ee ol Miss Smith,
ter was nreathing heaviiv and that; A i orl:ml trimmer. Will be
he did not look natur.ii." He te'e t !, t'V" I? K,,,ow t?Hlw,s :lt a,iy UV"'
phoned to Pr. Watkins. who ,'VaTM;J,'msl1' l
promptly respomled. P pott his ar
i ival at the hotei the physician at;
or.ee took in thecondiiion of Preck, '
stating tha he
iaT lie had taken some
narcotic poison, and (hat it was too
late to eilectuail v use the stomach
pump.
His death
moment.
is expected at
nv
AFPOKnTEO
MINISTER:
I'crr.y i:-!iici. i.l
K. tr i-nl the f
!Ww Vol 5
Vi!!
tn piit.
Wasiiim;ton, Nov. 1,.
sentative Perrv Pehimnt,
7 !,..
... .
ol the
first New York di.-triet, has
tendered and acueuted t!:eap
I iff!!
oiu'-
ment. of United St.ites minister
to
."-pain, to succeed J . L.
resigned. Pelmont wi
Curry,
at once
lorwani to the governor ol .New
Xew
rk his resiguai ion as represen
tative, in-order that Ids pl.ne may
be lilleil by a special election His
resignation as a member of the
house will cause a vacancy in the
committee on foreign affairs, of
which he is chairman.
A MURDEROUS WIFE.
Siic siioois v i oi iix'i- liiisli::ini
IHail Miiti a I'isli.l.
( ) ii in W.c 1 7 I T t.i i r. W
,- ' . ' ' , . ' ,. .
I. ing, Jr., ol Ihetirmoi P:ow ning.
King AC..., was sin.t dead Ov his
,. .,..,. jf.. il,is morning. The
! house with which he is connected
h I
here
is
;cii
the t-nieago
house ..1 I ienry
lilg it Cm
TRAGEDY AT wHLLA
JS'in Fi.'iir:!l ,!rrii;ivlv .!!
!cr.'i iiimI iSr.-::i:y Mr31at-Sfl.
V".! i.a W.m.i v ' W. T.;. Nov. 17.
- C erd.iy iv h ng at. four
o cl.i. K . ( S-C
lotind the bo.iv of
alongside of ihe ( )
.lcKp.nev
ioos. W. Davis '
K. it N. P. P. !
t i o-:.- i. . mi- !-.. Ki
he F.'ali'ek farm, aiiou' '
th ree mile
below the citv. Tin
head was almost severed, as thoueh
with an ax. foe verlebiae was!
In oken and iuicked. When found j
the bl ind was yet fresh and the
body warm. The body lay close!
to toe rai'. It was ci.lentlv a!
murder, fne man had rec. -ntiy !
been ihscii.ii ged l'ri.mi the leispilal j
here and ii:d bt;en working for;
Niles i-; iiicon. Xa kniie or iui-j
plcment wjs found near. His;
overcoat was badly torn. The cor- j
oner went down and got the body!
last night and an inquest was held j
this mjrning. j
OUTRAGE III PORTLAND.
A Ki'll K'oy UCack.i.i
IZrairn h.v Voiini
n ml Shvh
inly
lliievfs, !
i
-At 1 1 o'clock I
p. inn .... 1
I'OKTAM), NOV. 1 i .-
this morning Mrs. S.
! i : a rr i i r . .
.- siuinw uu Acuta ana :iorrison
streets, sent a young hell boy down
town to matte a purchase, for
... i i . i . . ,
which sue gave nun a small sum tit i
money. When lie reached tit
comer oi west i arK ana APrnson ;
streets a youth about 12 years of j
:.ge came up lielnnd him ana j We bandk; three kinds of fruit jar
SUtick him on the back of Ihe neck, j ami .vm w ill do we'd to see us before
'knocking him down. The latter i placing your order.
was reinforced by two moie young! Mirth is short livci. Prolong .t d'
thieves, and the trio robbed tlie'joucan. It will help your disposition
i lit il Inn- first and thp-n kicked am! ! to trade with W. F. Bead.
eat him unmercifully.
Two men at work on the new
hotel saw the' assault and took
alter the young highway robbers.
u-. thev were unable to overtaK
tlle11)
Notable Dia-.l.
,;XV Vouk, Nov. 17. Admiral
Paldwin tlied at noon to-dav.
- -
Chrmberlaie's V.: e and Skin (.'int.
!uc.;t is uncrjualer: Pr old chionic
ores. Man v cases have been pci liia-
nauiiv cu.rtl by it. For sale by Fo-
av it Mason.
lii'l laiollTV - On Tr.ars-'ay. Nev. 1"
l. tiie wili; of L'i as. (J. li-ni-licrtj , a
.M". her and cJiil.l duieg v. eil.
. 1s--s-ji-.
".i N'tf. Jl U.
AN'iiKl.soX -lU'lii.'lt-I'.y M K. lirnli, ,!.
I'., in litis eiry. mi S.iiiinl.i;.', Nov. 17,i.-.s:s,
Mr. i-i-ei! Ai.if -r-11 ami Miss Nannie Uim.li,
itii ut Linn county.
Chi ape r I ban
i P.ore is r.o le-e
1
tuhng aw av
r goods w
1 the following desir-
!e uarcs caii l,e houciit ;.u hi t '
v.: !i at iini nrt prices :
Ma-hail ilneii i.iiiiiuin'.iod tea
V'S ;iiil s;ii;cers, :;." els.
1 . 11 ,ii, 11
enllee em is
ati'i sa!ieei. 4'y els.
1
'i' z.-ii haiiik"! ei
.'O eli;;s
CIS.
seve
c:
' cts.
li.cn
oiiiiier j lates
1 inegoo
' nun sion.
men! imc.-o
clhiia, and
aooVe
re
not C C.
! ware,
; ''i ese oriee
the next thiit
;
will
stand good fi.ir
1 lavs.
.1 1 i 1! :- ' i CAiiV.dlll..
Ai.u.wy, o. t. lT? isss.
irlise i-i-'v t'nr N.ili"
'e have just brought from
i cistern ( )rcgon a fine lot of work
horses which we will se'd on terms
' to suit the times. Among them is
some promising young drivers from
' (mece. Mason Chief, and Ivlward
j-Acr.ti. Also some cm nee heavy
mares. Anyoiie wishing a horse
will do well to look them over and
we will tike pleasure in showing
them to all intending purchasers.
McKxigiit Pros.,
Tailman, Or.
tor ciM' liuiOiat s.
P. YV. Guiss A Sons are now
receiving an elegant line of holiday
goods, such as plush toilet sets,
albums, novelties, cards and fancy
goods, also a fine line of perfumer
ies in elegant plush cases. Their
j stock w ill be complete and prices
E. J. O'Connor.
Tiie linitli'S of ile.illi's aimi iiacli :uv i
of ttcat li's a i in
i arinw.s. am! staii.-aics -how (-nu-;ii-.ivi-J
ly that more person die from diseases j
j of the throat and lungs than any oilier, j
1 1 i- inul.alile that
even one. without j
a.-i i-i;mli;i ol i
. i exception, rcceb.es
1'iiln-iclc iii-rnis into the i-v-tcni ami!
.!u ;c li:c.-e serins fall upon sui!:iUlc ';
i.iiti.ej start into life ami develop,
it tir.-t slowly and is .-howii hy a i
-lighl lick'nig M-nsation ;n the throat i
:e.:d if allov.i d to ci.niiiuK- their I
: ti:.-v cvti nd !. iih- li, on..
i dui-ing coiiMinmtioii ami to the !n ai
i during coiiMiimitioii ami to t tie io aii
causing catarrh. Now all this ,
liungri'oiis and it aiiowi.d to proceed j
win in time cause ncai i). i iiieor.sci
lull must act with promptness: allow-
; ing a cold to go without attention is
'. d.mgcMiiis and may lose you yoni
i hie. As soon as you n-cl that since-
i "iig is w rong with your tin oat, lungs
or liosti Us, oiiiain uTOi'tici.t nosclicc
( iennan 8 r..n. If wdi give .you im
mediate relief.
Caitcion l llollicr.
Every mother is cautioned a-:iii;ST
giving lier '.'lulii laudanuin or pita
goric; it. creates an unnatural craving
tor s-timui.uits which bills tlu; minn
.I' the child. Acker's baby Soother
is specially prepared to benefit chil
dren ami curt; their pains. It is harm
less and contains no opium or im r
;ihine. Sold by Foshaj & Mason.
a I i toi l ia 'a t - U-t ii re.
The only guaranteed cure for ca
tarih, cold in the head, hay fevt r.i'Os
co'd, catrrhal tleatai ss and sore eyes
R;-s ore the sense ol iaste and iniplcas
:iiil Ineaih, resulting Horn eaiarrh.
Kay and pleasant to use. Follow
directions and a cmc is warranted, by
ail d uggists. st.;il 0p ., eiieiihu-
P v ; . i line .:ci
File, t'l.l. ;X m
si ; scat l.y ns.ii
Ft is hav iV .I.iseii
cal t'ompaliv, iro
ii!!:s' treatment foi
sl.io.
ror sa
in
;::iii.) ni:Tio.
French keeps ranroad time.
Boys Uilt suits at . F. Hi-ad's.
' i Magic yeast at liiownell A: Staiuird's"
Fiiie'dd chrrri bounce at M. P.auiii
gail's. Fi.icst line of ita sies ever in Albany
at lo ad's. '
A new iiivoice of British trimmings
at Read's
For nice parlor suites call on
Thomas Prink.
bi and set; tin; new soicrv. ar.- at
Will ,t Shirk's.
Xew dress gooils the veryl ats.e
st le.s at W. F. K, ad's.
A tine line of new silverware just
;..,.- Win Stark's.
Asbi' autiful as a dream that line o
adies broadcloth at V. F.Bcad's
A full line of crockery and glass
wait; cheap at Brown i-il iV. St.inard's.
The largest imd best assortment (if
tea and tollce in town at Browncll it
Stan.iru's.
Extra sod;', crackers, fresh from the
; factory, every week at Browncll fe
i Sfauarci's.
; J .Archilialtl, agent for the Sing
i er Manufacturing Co., opposite Odd
pt.
ows temple.
Our lUistomers never have the blues.
bc.ause w.; give them such good bar
gains. W. F. Head.
Call on Browncll A: Staeard's for
candies ami nuts for the hol'mays. A
line assortment on hand.
Just r -ceiVed. another lot of those
line hand sewed French kid shoes, the
vcr cheapest ever brought to tow ti at
W. K. Head's.
Mexican ('.'actus Bitters is the best
renicdy iu the world for liver and kid
ney diseases, indigestion, etc. For sale
at M Baiittigart's
Foryonr line i 111 1 orted mil Ke
West cigars, go to M. Baiungart
cigar store, one door east oil Black
nun's drug store.
"Vo i v i i ni.rer nrs t! -ewater
! i.l Ihr se
lf vi 11 v. aht a
Davidson. lb ii
reasona' ni ice
at this ,,:';.--
i...- 1.1 v.
dug call on E.
ell dug cell on E. It.
ics prompt work at a
Orders can be left
itaj Baili House
AND
Di'tSolUG S 4 LOOM.
,' 11 n
I ' .-; i 1 1
JOSEPH WErlBFB, PROPRIETOR
;-5;"'Ladicf n.'i chiiurcn's hair dress
tig a spcrtuliy. Dnii.ie salisfuetiui:
guaranteed
-t Cash Will Euy Goo's
Anywhere Eiso
s ai
,1! I-
II L
ill
VI at.
To our assortment of Stanil.ir
by any in the city,
as turkey, chicken
woodcock.
liichardsmi ! Uvhi-ia-; c
n.illse, phcas:;t, snipe,
Franoo-Ame lean Food Co.'s
Celebrate; French soups, mock turtle, pea, French bouillon, tomato,
chicken, consomme, beef ami terrapin. These goods are prepared from care
fully selected meats, vegetables and poultry without the aid of any artificial
substance whatever.
F
& I HEINZ
Suiciiil gherkins, chowchovc, picaiilly, caulirlow-cr, queen olives, mus
tard dressing, pickled onions, sw . ct pickles and table sauces, and a full line
of Crosse it Blackwell's canned goods.
GORDON &
New ark pres.-rved strawberries, phuns, pineapple, ouiuce. peach and
nne tre.Mi mushroenis. p, glass V lc.ve v tiling for man's eve to behold.
Also we have received a very iarge stoek of
NEW
Raisins, Zante currants, citron, lemon and orange peel, mincemeat in
both wood and glass. All good standard brands, which' we do not hesitate to
guarantee to give satisfaction in every rtspeet. Other article of fancy goods
too numerous to mention. Resides it is a well known fact that our stock of
STAPLE GROCERies
And provisions far excel that of any other store in the city. We liiv
just received from Flasteru factories and jobbers a line of fancy "
HOLIDAY G-OODS
For our crockery dej.artmcHt that will do credit toauy house in the city
f Portland, and will be sold at reduced rates aa 1 not the old-fashioned hun-dred-per-cent-carry-them-halt-os-er-until-iiext-season
plan. We intend to
sell every article bought for the Holiday trade so low that no niau can have
an excuse for not buying hu wife a present.
WALLACE
b 1
2 3
ban 8 1
P.rirds i
Fiery ( . roeenYs. iinexci-lit d
-hrstcd Psniicil Meats, such
il.t duck, piover, quail and
DIL WORTH'S
CROP
Win DOfUI
mwrn