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THE MORNING HEBALP: WEDXESDAr; yOYEMBER 21 1888 . A C. It. K. TIME TABLE. NORTH BOUND. I epartsj 'Tives. Cala. t'XjT. Kuuiiu ex t;4.i ami a I'orti'd 10 luam 11:15 am l:35ami 34:pm I 7:lan! SOI TH UOUXb. iArrive9 Departs) Arrives Calaexji 7:4fimil 5piiiAshlan(l!).00.:i.i .uaehe exj l2;-2ypiri11li40pini fc'uveim :- -Ii'p n Frt-iiriit 1 l..5')pni!'.uyne fi.Oui ra N! Freight received lur south after 11 a. m the same day. OREGON PACIFIC TIME TAliLii. Arrives Departs Piiss-jriiier ;ll.5ani!1.nf) p m Freight ' o.i'")iJinlt;.50a m City election December 3. Burkhart & Boyce, job printers. Boston brown bread at Parker Bros. Ladies, for your fine shoe repair ng uo to P. J. Laporte. Thos P.rink has just opened an elegant lot of babv carriages. Do not miss the great sale of goods at cost at Jlonteith & Seicen foach's. G. II. Baber, of Washington county, and his nephew, Vv'm. Baber, of Virginia, aie in the city. Miss Addie George, who has spent several months in Seattle, lias returned to her home in this city. E. & C. Howard have removed their millinery store to their new quarters up-stalrs in the Pearce biock. For a good, reliable watch cheap, j to F. M. French's, the Corner jewelry store. JN'o Waterbury watches in stock. Do not forget the fact that you can get bargains in knives, forks and spoons at F. M. French's. Each set warranted. Order your Thanksgiving turkeys of frloan & East. They have some nice, fat ones, and all kinds of other poultry, fish and game. Home made mincemeat and chow chow, most delicious articles, made by Mrs. AVm. N. Phillips for sale in any quantity at C. II. Spencer's. if you want a clean and line smoke ask for J. Joseph's home made white labor cigars. For sale by must cigar dealers and at J. Joseph's factory. Oneco, McKnight Bros, well known trotter, made a record of 2:2'.i'4 at jOatland last Saturday, entitling mm to rant among iHjt horses of the country. the Misses E. & C. Howard have re ceived one of the finest assort ments of fine millinery ever offered i i this city. Ladies should cal jrly and examine their stock. No meeting of the Board of Trade was held last evening, no quorum being present. The board b ems to have fallen into a hope less state of innocuous desuetude. Thanksgiving ball at "F" com pany's aiuioi y iliurs.lay evening, Kov' 2!th. Crawlord's oichestra will; iuiT'sh the music. M. U. Brink, K. ji. Vi?uk, E. E. Parker, f jiii'uiUee. Warm Spring Johnny has re turned from ealem, where he was re'.eas d from the penitentiary re cently. He says he intends to It id a ber and industrious life in the iiit' -e. W. C. Durand has sold his inter est in the firm of J. li. Myers & Co., Oregon Pacific contractors, to J.M.Jacobs and S. M. Neugass. l heir notice will be touna in our advertising columns. Will & Stark have now the finest line of jewelry they have ever car ried, including fine sold watches, liaoionds, silverware, etc. The public is invited to call and inspect tU'ir novelties for the holiday J trade. Messrs. Burr Sioan and Walter ! East have opened a tish and game market in tb s building formerly oc cupied by the Western Union Tel- graph office. They keep fresh ii! and joultry constantly on hand. Crawford's class in dancing will open at 'F" company's armory on Friday evening, Nov. 2od, at 8 o'clock sharp. The armory has been refitted, and is one of the nicest dancing halls in the city. Crawford and his orchestra are too It known to need farther com- ument. Terms, six lesson's $4. The ttreat Sale. Large crowds daily throne the store of Monteith & Seitenbach taking advantage ot this oppor tunity of purchasing goods from a firstrclass stock at an average of 25 per cent, less than the usual price. These goods must go, as the store j will be vacated by the first ot the year. If you want boots and shoes, underwear, dress goods, fancv goods or any staple dry goods, re member that on this "entire stock an actual slaughter in prices is be ing made, goods being sold at less than cost. oiire. Grand educational railv at Tan gent Nov. :!0th, 1 p. m. The fol lowing speakers will be present to address the people: Professor I). Atkins, Rev. J. W. Craig Rev. p. A. Moses and D. C. McFarlan-l. Th?: purpose of the meeting will be to consider the propiiety and feasi bility of establishing a school for higher education at Tangent. D. C. McFabi.axd, J. W. Craig, E. L. Bryan. iy-nicratiCj H n vrnlloii. The democratic city convention for tljie purpose of nominating olli ccrs jfor the coming city election will he held at the court house on SatcHay evening, December 1st. The ward meetings will be held on Priday evening. STATE DIslMTCUE. Ne-vsy Items from the State (.' .pital Dis trict Teachers' Institnts. Special to the Herald. Salem, Nov. 20. Win. It. Daly, a one year man from Multnomah county, for criminal assault on a g;il in Portland last spring, was re eased from the penitentiary to day, have completed his term. He was made a '"trrsty" Uis-t August and has accordingly baen allowed double time since then, so his rea! term of service was only about eight months. He left for Portland this afternoon. Hon. Warren Ti-uitt, president of the board of directors of the La Creole academy at Dallas, has called a meeting of the board for next Saturday, to discuss the ad visability of erecting a new build ing tor the school. The present building and square on which it stands will probably be sold and a new building erected elsewhere with the proceeds. The work of placing a hydraulic passenger and freight elevator in thecapitol building was completed to-day. The contractor, Capt. Gilman, of Portland, turned the work over to the board of buildi tig commissioners to-day. John Wraith, a half-breed Indian, who was serving out a 12-year sen tence from Wasco count-, for man slaughter, had his sentence com muted by death to day. He was about 2o years ot age and died ot consumption. George My ton, who died at the penitentiary yesterday, was de cently buried to-day upon money furnished by his relatives in the East. The officers of the prison followed the remains to the I. 0. O. F. cemetery, where tuey were interred, after an appropriate ser vice, conducted Iiy Key. Anslem Brown. State Superintendent of Public Instruction McElroy has called the annual institute for the Second judicial district to meet in Corval iis, Benton coanty, December 2t, 27 and 23. The leading educators of Marion, Polk and Linn counties are expected to be present and co- opeiate with those residing in the jurisdiction of the Second district in making the institute a success. rXOliR.UDlE Of the Sunday school concert to be given Nov. 2.;, at the M. E. chinch in this city : ringing School. Devotional exercises. Anthem Be Joyful in the Lord, by the choir. Class exercises Infant class. Duet Beautiful Kain, Edith Chiswell and Mud Ilurlburt. Recitation Children's Play, Bessie Beam. Solo and chorus Let Me Dream While Life shall Linger, Messrs. Miller, Littler, Hammer and Flindt .Recitation Six in a Row, Lot tie'Ketehum. Song Class, Hold Up the Right Hand. Recitation Amen Corner, Anna Chiswell. . Quartet Spring Song, Robson and Mrs. Henton Miss Mrs. and Messrs. Hammer and Millet. Class exercises Boys. Duet Land of the Swallows, Eva Simpson ami Mam.e Camp bell. Recitati n Building the Chim ney, Miss Frances Gilbei Male Quartet Old Oaken Buck et. Class exercises Consider the Lilies. Solo Come Unto Me, Mrs. M. Vunk. Song Little Children, class. Recitation How Jamie Came Home, Miss Jessie W. Graves. Anthem Be Thou Exalted, Mrs. Littler, Mrs. Henton, Miss Anna Bants and N. C. Conn and Messrs. Littler and Flindt. Doors open at 7 o'clock p. m., and exercises commence at 7:30 r. m. Admission 10 cents at the door. Siarlliis Dralh. Yesterday morning the friends of Mrs. Waytwan S:. Clair were shocked to hear of her death, which occurred at about four o'clock that morning. She bad been ill sereral days with some thinglike neuralgia of the stomach and had suffered very much on the Friday preceding Iter death. . But she was not thought to be seriously ill. On Sunday evening her hus band sat up until midnight, she was restless when he went to bed. He got up again at two and found her sleeping at parently sweetly and did not disturo' her. About six one of his little boys ' waked and wanted something, and after Mr. St. Clair had' attended to his wants, he went toi his wife's bed side and put his hand on her fore head. It was cold and he imme diately knew that she was dead. Still, as her body was yet warm he aroused a neighbor and went for a doctor, who arrived in a few minutes, it being then a few min utes past six. Dr. Farra, who called, thought she had been dead about two hours. The deceased leaves a husband'and two children who have the sympathy ot the whole community in their loss. She was an estimable lady and her sudden death will be felt in the community which she adorned. Her relatives in Portland were wired yesterday morning and were expected to come on the train to Albanv, thence by carriage. The funeral will probably occur to-day. Benton Leader. Miiifiictl fr Ten Day. James Reed, who was examined as to his sanity Monday and was found to have the delirium tre mens, was arraigned before Justice Humphrey yesterday and was sen tenced to the county jail for ten davs. Chamberlain's Eye and Skiii Oint ment is vvequak'f! for old chronic sores. Many eases have been pevma nuntlv cured by it. For sale by Fo sliay & Mason. IU0.1Rr iiBmiHL.VI ACEXT3. Thsy Send Men from Sac F tut "so t3 City on a Wild Goose Chase, This Six men, all blacksmiths, who came up irom caii Francisco to ob tain work on the Oregon Pacific railroad at their trade, on the rec ommendation of C. K. Hansen & Co., disreputable employment agents of that city, are at ilia Russ house in this city waiting the sail ing of the Willamette Valley from Yaquiiia to return to San tiancis- co. liiev tuunu. on arriving at iiie i isont, that Messrs. Searle & Deane, to whom they had been sent under promise bv the 'Frisco sharpers ol j o.2o per day, and for which injur I mat ion they were forced to pay .V2 50 each, did not need any black j smiths and had given Hanson & I Co. no orders to send any such men it is neeiless to say the men are very ireful. They say no blame is attached to Messrs. Searles & Deane, or to the railroad company, but they propose on their return to have Hanson & Co. arrested for obtaining money under laise pretenses, and one ot the number declared he would make them disgorge the fees charged or he would break their heads when he returned to tan .Francisco. It is certainly no trivial offense to seni men off to another state to obtain work which is only imagin ary and charge the laborers fees for such crookedness. Hanson tt Co. have been ar rested hereioiore for similar offen ses, and they ought to be given the full extent of the law, if they can be reached by legal proceedings. ori'iiitu I'aciHc Aotcs, The work of construction on the Oregon Pacific is being pushed rap idly forward and everything is be ing done in ' the best possible manner. The track has reached the Fox Valley wagon road, within a mile ami a half of where the road will cross into Marion county at Mills City, which is on the north fork of the Santiam river, eight miles above Mehama. The fine truss bridge at this place is nearly completed and will be readv for the tracklayers when they arrive there about the last of the week. The bridge is located in a fine posi tion, the framework being placed on natural abutments of solid rock on both sides of the river, so that there is no danger of the bridge being washed out by high water. The track is aiready ballasted nearly ail the wayjup to Mehama, the best kind of ballast, a sort of shale, being obtained from the big rock cut at Shiphart's bluff about four miies below Mehama. The grade is about completed to what is now termed Gatesville, on John Gate's place, four miles above Mil.s City. A long side track and a Y will be put in at this place, the latter to be used in turning trains around without using a turn-table. This place will probably be the end of the division operated this win ter. The grade and probably some of the track will be constructed up as far as Breitonbush, fifteen miles aboye Gates' this winter. The mills of the Santiam lumbering company at Mills City have started up and are furnishing all the lum ber needed by the company for bridges and culverts along the line. Construction tiains are run up to the end of the tiack and a passen ger train is now run up to Lyons vilie. The grade is very uniform and the road bed is very smooth, so that the train can make excel lent time without the usual jars ami bumps incident to travel over new track. They Vt ant I tie !. Deputy United States Marshal Roberts, who was dispatched to Omaha a few days since to bring back R. E. Janeway, who robbed the mail at spicer, Linn county, telegraphed back vesterdav tht mat i the marshal at Omaha refused give the prisoner up to him. Later in rhe day be telegraphed that the matter had been decided by the Cnited States court and he was starting home without the prison er. This does not mean that the prisoner is not to be broughi here, but that the marshal at Omaha wants to bring him and secure the fees. Deputy Roberts had permis sion from the United States mar shals of Idaho and Wyoming ter ritories, through which he must pass to bring a prisoner through; and at the Nebraska state line will probably demand the custody of the prisoner. So long as Janeway a-r es here it matters not the gen eral public in whose custody he travels, but it makes some differ ence to the otlicials who coll t the fees and who see the end of their terms looming up in the distance! Oregonian. The A. C. L. S. now numbers 23 active, wide-awake members.. The meetings are well and fully sus tained. Owing to the careful preparation under the supervision of the faculty, tne parts are inter esting and profitable. W. S. Tomlinson was welcomed to full membership last Friday. The discussion on Not. 16 con cerning parliamentary rules was very amusing, and revealed the necessity to become better ac quainted with them. The society has decided to have its own constitution and by laws printed, so that each member could have a aopy . , a. ('. KrMkrmau Killed. When the O. & C. gravel train pulled into Oregon City Monday evening the dead ami mangled body of Chas. Knight, a brakeman on the train, was discovered drag ging on the ground underneath one of the cars. He had fallen between the cars after the train had left Canemah, one mile above, but he had not been missed until the train reached Oregon City. An inquest held over bis remains resulted in a eruiet by the jurv cf accidental death. His body was taken to his home at Canby. HOPS FKOI THE VALLEY. One Hundred Thousand Pounds Taken D.;wi Last Saturday by the Occident. The steamer Occident took down from the valley 100,000 pounds of ! for goods when the following desir hops last Saturday. The hop crop able wares can be boughtTfor net has been just about one-half maik- cash at import prices : eted, the remainder being either One-half dozen unhanuled tea stored in warehouses by the buy- cups and saucers, 35 cts. ers or iield by the raisers till prices c dozen unhandled coffee cups have advanced further. and saucers, 45 cts. Those who can hold are doing so, because the outlook, it is claimed, is very lavorable toward a much more material advance than was anticipated earlier in the season. rimplcs on the face Detote an impure state of the bio A and are looked upon by many with i suspicion. Acker's Blood E-'ixir wil! j remove all impurities and leave the I complexion smooth and clear. There is nothing that will so thoroughly build up the constitution, purity and strengthen the whole system. Sold and guaranteed bv Foshav & Mason. Youth' Companion. New subscribers ordering the Youth's Companion for 1889 will receive the paper free the remain der of the this year from the time their subscription is received. Order at once, and secure the extra time. It is an excellent paper and should be in every family. Sam ples free. F. L. Kenton, Subscription Aent. Teacher's Examination Notice is hereby "iv"Q that ti e regular public quarterly eiiiniina tion of teachers for Linn County will be heid hi Aibanj, at the Court house commencing at noon on Wednesday Nov. 28, 1888. All teachers desiring examination will be present at the beginning. L. M. Curl. County Superintendent. I'eoplc Everywhere Confirm our statement when we say that Acker's English Remedy is in evei.v way superior to any and all other preparations for the throat and lungs, In whooping cough and croup it is magic, and relieves at once. Re memiier this remedy is sold positive guarantee. on a Happiness itnt Contentment, Cannot go hant' in hand if we look on the dark ai.le of every little obstacle. Nothing wili so darken lire and make it a burden as Dyspepsia. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets "wiil cure the worst form of Dyspepsia, Constipa tion and Indigestion, and make life a happiness and pleasure. Sold at 25 and 50 cents by Foshay & Mason. Winter h lera. A species of boel complaint known as "winter cholera," appeared ;'' ral cities in the Northwest last printer and is Ifkely to be more gen eral Jiis season. Chamberlain's ;iie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy isacerta'u cure lor it. For sa'e bv Foshay & .Mason. Kibli.tns at Ureal l Kedueed Friers Samuel E. Young has received a large invoice of picot edge ribbons of superior quality, direct from the importers at New York, which he is offering at greatly reduced prices, to close them out. " Kiseoveries Store Valuable Than : Uoid. Are Santa Abie, the California dis covery for Consumption and diseases of the throat, Chest and Lungs, and California Cat-Ii-Cure. the onlv rnar- antced cure for Catarrh. Cold m the. Head and kindred complaints. They are sokl at 1 per package, or three for and are recommended and used by the leading physicians f the Pacific Coast. No.-ecict compounds. Guaranteed by Foshay i Mason The dry cold weather of the earlv winter months is productive of a great deal of croup among children. Moth ers should be on the lookout for it,and be prepared to arrest it as soon as the tivzt svinptouis appear. True croup "cvtr comes without a warnin"-; day i.rw, ,1,,, .... . .f. tir T.U'fl lfl m t 1m. itt.w.L- Tl... ..l.:1.4 . " ','. V- (V 1. LI tUllU 1)111 stum lonowea ov 9 peculiar, rough cough. If Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is given as soon as this hoarse ness or cough appears, all danger and anxiety may be avoided; it has never 1 r..:i..-i - i.u.'cu, eeu in uie most severe eases. There is no danger hi giring the Remedy for it contains no injurious substance. For sale by Foshay & Mason. An Abtaluie Vurr. The original Abietine. Ointment is only put up in large two ounce t'n ! boxes, and is an absolute cure for old sores, b- rns, wounds, chapped hands, and all skin eruptions Will positiv ely cure all kinds of piles. Ask for the original Abietine Ointment. Sold by Foshay fc Mason for 25 cents per bo.T by mail 30 cents. Kipped ! the Bad. Is it not better to nip Consumption the greatest scourge of humanity in the bud, than to try to stay its pro gress on the brink of the grave. A few doses of California's most useful production, will releive, and a thor ough treatment will cure. Nasal Catarrh, too often the forerunner of consumption can be cured by Califor nia Cat-R-Curc. These; remedies are sold and fully warrented by Foshay fe Mason: The immense sale of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been producd to a great extent by people who have been cured by it telling the'ir friends and neighbors of its good qualities and urging them to try it. The most se vere cold will soon yield to its sooth, ing effects. For sale by Foshay & Mason. Make Ao Mistake. .. By dispelling the symptoms so often mistaken for Consumption Santa Abie has brought gladness to many a household. . By its prompt use for breakir.g up the cold and too often develops into that fatal disease, thousands can be saved from an un. timely grave. You make no mistake by keeping a bottle of this pleasmt remedy in the house. California Cat R cure if equally effective in eradica ting all traces of Nasa! CatHrrh. Both of these wonderful Californian fMnedic are sold and warrented by Foseay & Mason. We want your butt' r ind eggs, and will give oii either cash or trade for it. Brownell fc Stanard. I know I can sae yen money, try mo, and you will be convinced. W. F. Read. KH.Iir HERE IX ALBA.W ! Nst Cash Will Buy Goods Ch eaper Than Anywhere Eise. There is no need of sending awav I dozen handled coffee cups and i saucers, U cts. l ocuii iijt:ii miiiici juutecs 45 cts. The goods mentioned above are iron stone china, and' not 0. C. ware. These prices will stand good for the iit-xt thiity days. JULll S (jRADWOIIL. A Li? any, Oct. 20, 1S88. - Fine li!is for ssiilc. We have just brought from E istern Oregon a fine lot of work horses which we will sell on terms t" suit the times. Among them is some promising young drivers from Oneco, Mason Chief, and Edward Everett. Also some choice heavy mares. Anyone wishing a horse will do well to look them over and we will tike pleasure in showing them to all intending purchasers. McKnight Bros., Tallman, Or. For the Holidays. W. Guiss & Sons are now L. CI-C1WUS ai1 eiegant line oi nouaay ooun, bucn as piusn iouet sets, albums, novelties, cards and fancy goods, also a fine line of perfumer ies in elegant plush cases. Their stock will be complete and priceB will bi as low as the lowest. Ladies I have received my full stock of fall and winter inillinery, nave secured the service of Miss Smith, of .Portland, trimmer. Will be pleased to show goods at any time. Ida M. Brush, successor tb Mrs. E. J. O'Connor. A Warning. The modes of dt.itli s approach are various, and statistics show conclusive ly that more persons die from diseases of the throat and lungs than any other. It is probable that everyone, without exception, receives yast rumbcrs of Tubcicle Germs into the system and where these germs fall upon suitable soil they start into life and develop, at tirst slowly and is shown by a slight tickling sensation in the throat and if allowed to continue their ravages they extend to the lungs pro ducing consumption and to the head, causing catarrh. Now all this is dangerous and if allowed to proceed will in time cause death. Al the onset you must act with promptness; allow ing a cold to go without attention is dangerous and may lose you your life. As soon as you feel that some thing is wrong with your throat, lungs or nostrils, obtain a bottle of Boschec's German Syrup. It wili give you im mediate relief. Caution to Mothers. Every mother is cautioned against giving her chud laudanum or p-ira- goric; it creates an unnatural craving fur stimulants which kills the mind or the child. Acker's Baby Soother is specially' prepared to benefit chil dren and cure their pains. It is harm less and contains no opium or mor phine. Sold by Foshay & Mason. CaliforniH 'at-K-nre. The only guaranteed cure for ca tarrh, cold in the head, hay fever,rose co'd, catrrhul deafness and sore eyes lies ore tnc sense ot taste and unpleas ! ""t breath, resulting from catarrh. Eav and pheasant to use. Follow directions and u cure is warranted, by all d -uggists. Send for a circular to Abivtine Medical Company, Oro ville. Cal. Six months' treatment for SI; sent by mail, $1.10, For sale by Foshay & Mason, French keeps rainead time. Boys kilt suits at W. F. Read's. Magic yeast at Brownell fc StanardV Fine old cherry bunce at M. faun. gart's. Finest line of jersies ever ia AlbanT at Read'. A new invoice f Britishtrimm'mgs at Read's. For nice parlor suites call m Thomas Brink. G 9 nd see the new silverware at Will & Stark's. New dress goods the very I at,e styles at W. F. Read's. A tine line of new silverware jt opea-r' at Will & Stark's. As be autiful as a dream that liis adies broadcloth at VT. F.Read's A full line of crockery -and glass ware cheap at Browr.cll fc Stanard's. The largest and best assortment of tea and toffee in town at .Brownell A Stanard's. Extra soda crackers, fresh from the factory, every week at Brownell A Stanard's. J .Archibald, agent for the Sing er Manufacturing Co., opposite Odd Fellows temple. Our customers never have the blues, because we give them such good bar gains. W..F. Read. We handlo three kinds of fruit jar and you will do well to see us before placing your orders. Mirth is short livei. Prolomr it '( you can. It will heln your dispositiom to trade with W. F. Read. Call n. Brpwnell & Stanard's for candies and nuts for the holidays. A fine assortment on hand. Just received, another lot of those fine hand sewed French kid shoes, the very cheapest eyer brought to town at W. F. Read's. Mexican Cactus Bitters is the. .best remedy in .the world for liver and kid ney diseases, Indigestion, etc. For sale at M . Banuigart's For your fine . imported ind Ke West cigars, go to M. Baumgart . cigar store, one . door east of Black man's drug store. "You win. never miss tl'.ejwatcr 'Till the well runs dry.". If you want a well dug call on E. B. Davidson. He does prompt work it a reasonable price Orders can be left at this ollice, - Albany Bath House -. AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON, JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR JSTLadiee nd children's hair dress, ng a specialty. Dntue satisfaction guaranteed I CALL ATTENTION To our assortment of Standard Brands of Fancy Groceries, unexcelled by any in the city. Richardson b Bobbins celebrated Canned Meats, such as turkey, chicken, grouse, pheasant, snipe, wild duck, plover, quail and woodcock. Franen-Ameican Food ) Celebrated French soups, mpek turtle, pea, French. bouillon, tomato, chicken, consomme, beef and terrapin. These" good's are prepared from care fully selected meats, vegetables and poultry without the aid of any artificial substance whatever. F&THEINZ Spiced gherkins, chowshow, picalilly, cauliflower, queen olives, mus tard dressing; pickled onions, sweet piekles and table sauces, and a full line of Crosse & Blackwell's canned goods. GORDON & New York preserved strawberries, tine fresh mushrocms, in glass, a lcveiy thing for man's eye to behold. Also we have reeeired a very large stoek of NEW Raisins, Zaatt surrasts, citr, lensa aad srange peel, miBteaeat ia both wood and glass. All good standard braads, which w d not hesitate to guarantee te givs satisfaction in rry rsspset. Other artielss f fancy goods t anaiersas t Mnti. Sesidss it is a wall knows fact that emr stsek of STAPLE GROCERieS r . And provisions far sxeel that f any ether stors i the sit v. just reeeired froai astera faeteries aatl jobbers a line ef faaey " For oar crockery department that will do credit to any heuse in. the city of Portland, and will be sold at reduced rates and not the old-fashioned hun-rdred-per-otnt-carry-thera-halt-oTer-nntil-aext-seasoB plan. We intend t sell every artiele bught for the Holiday trade so low that no man can hay an excasc for net buying hu wife a present. WALLACE DILWOETH'S plums, mneannle. (mince, neaeh and We har GOODS CHOP
