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15 CENTS A WEEK. ALBANY, OREGON, SUNDAY MOBKIKG, FEBRUARY 3, 1889. jgfcfe
9,999.00
IN GOLD
To Be Given Away.;
Cut ont this a:ettfc"''iient and i
Canada, with three-celt l
two-cent American postage " : '
will semi you by mail (postpaia; m
for niantinir in Apnl or nj
In April or way ".
of plants, and enter your ""' r'""
tiol. for the ,! 00 .n M
Kivimr away iu order to introduce their nur
ery stock.
Collection of Plants:
So. 12 hardy roses.
No. 2 2 nardy climbinsr mees.
So. S 2 overhlooining jro8i for house cul
ture. ' No. 4 2 dahlias.
No. 510 gladioli.
No. 6-3 hardy prapc Tines.
Nt. 7-8 raspberry plants, 4 each black and
red.
No. o- iOstrawberrr plants, 4 choice kinds
No. &-b ery choice plants four house cul
ture. No. l(5 cherry currants (ret'X
No. 115 Lees prolific currants (blaek)
No, 12 5 white grave currents
All letters witn this advertisement enclosed
along with stiuips for any one or more col
lions of plants, will be numbered as they
i-oiue to hand, and the senders of the Urst
thirteen hundred will rcreive gifts as follows:
1st 250 I The next 20, $10 each.
2nd 1D0 ' The next 40. 5 each,
3rd - 50 1 The next 415, $1 each.
4th 30 ' 1 be next 820, 91 each.
5th - 20
After 50.000 letters have been received, the
sunders of the next 1,100 letters will receive
gilts as follows:
1st 225 Next 10, $15 each
2nd 135 I Next 15, $10 each
2rd - 75 j Next 40, $5 each
4tn- 50 Next 470, 2 e h
ith - 25 I Next 50o. $1 each
After lv 0,000 letters have been received,
the senders of the next 1,000 letter? will re
ceive gifts as follows:
1 and 2 $10.1 each Next 5 $20 each
3, 4 and 5.. 75 each Next 15 lOeicli
,7and8... 5)ea;h Ncxt:l:4 3 each
t, 10, 11, 12. 25 each I Next93 1 each
After 15O,0iW letters liuve been received the
niders of the next 1.119 letters will leeeive
villa as fnllou-s-
1 $101 each I Next 10 $20 each
75 each j Next 25 , 10 each
3 anu 4 . . . . 5i each I Next 585 .... 2 each
Next 5 25ca-:h Next 479.... 1 each
Any person may vend any number of times
for any of the above collections If 5 cents in
ktaiii3 extra is sent, we wdl send in Jun
next a prin'ed list of the names of all persons
who are entitled to gifts.
We make this liberal nffer to readers of the
IlKKALn, Know ing it will not pay in now, but
ur object is to i'ttroluce our stock and build
up a trade Our mailing points are Toronto
ami Siirubniount. Out., Kochester, N. Y..
l-ouu-vilU-. Ky., flainesville, O., and Chicago,
III., and we will guarantee all sco"k to reach
our i-UMtotners in good condition. We employ
no awnts, but deal lirect with customers,
ami can sell and deliver stock to any part of
th? Cnitt-d States or C'anaua at atout one
half the price charged by other nurserymen,
through ngents. Ilemcmber we will not be
undersold by any reliable firm, fend n ;.
list of wants and we will quote you prices; or
10 rents for a hand ome illustrated catalogue
which you may deduct from your lirnt order
Address rll letterr,
J. I-A.HMER & CO ,
Nurserynen.
Tonoxro, Canada.
rnincc in mii w. . -
SMITH & WASHBURN
Having purchased
Stoves
TWEEDALE'S
ALBA KY,
More iHliialtie
Are Santa Abis. the Caiifirii !;.
covery for Consumption and diseases
of tts throat, Clicst and Lm;ca, uite
California Cat-R-Curo. the onlv arnar.
' onteed cure for Catarrh, Cold in tin-
Head and kindred complaints. They
are sold at 1 per . package, or three
for $2.50, and are reeoui mended and
ued 03- the leading physicians if the
Pacific Coast. No secret compounds
Guaranteed by Foshay ei Mason
... .
cklia'a Arale SalTe.
The l-:8t a.i! ve l;i the world for n l
J"-Bruises. Sore,
Ulfee Salt Rheum
Kever
onuoiaind o-iis, and. ail skinerup
ions, and pos itivelj t uref Piles, or n
pay rt-quKed. It in guaranteed t
Hive perfeet satisfaction, or inone
refunded. Price 25 cents per box a
Foshay & Mason's.
The dry cold weather of the early
winter months is productive of a fjren
deal of croup aiming children. Moth
ers shonld be on the lookout for it,and
be prepared to arrest it as soon as the
firct symptoms appear. True croup
nevtr comes without a warning: day
r two befoie the attack the t hid wil'i
become hoaree, and that symptoms is
soon followed by peculiar, rough
cough. If Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is given as soon as tl:i hoarse
ness or cough appears, nil danger and
anxiety mavi be avoided: it has never
failed, eveun n the most severe cases.
mere is no danger in giving the
Remedy for it contains no injurious
substance. For sale by Foshay fc
Mason,
I1P1, IB tl I :'.
Is it not better to nip Consumption
the greatest scourge of humanity in
the bud. than to try to "lay is 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 1
Catarrh, too often the forerunner of
consumption can bp cured by Califor
nia Cat-R-Cure. These remedies are
sold and fully warrcntcd by Foshay &
.Mason.
When Baby -warn BlCfc,
We gave her Caatoria.
When she was a Child,
She cried for Castoria.
When she became Hiss,
She clung to Cnstoria.
When she had Children,
Bhe gave them Castoria.
Call on Brownpll Stanard's for
candies and nuts for the holiuavs. A
fine assortment on hand.
Go nd see
Will A Stark's.
the r.cw silverware at
Auction everv Saturday afternoon
at M. J. Monteith's.
CKOCf, WHOOPING (tt'.:il asu
Rronchitis immeuiatclv relieved , by
Shiloh's Cure. Foh.y t Mason.
SUCCES.-OKS TO
Vbtcovmrit """"" I iI y "Tf rHIMUl I WOULD IT BE CO.
I ". I f 1 1 aw I . -
this well known store and added largely to the stock
carry an immense line
axi cl Gren
Absolutely Pure.
This powoer never varies. A marvel
of purity .strength and wholesomeness
More economical than the ordinary
kinds and cannot be sold in competi
tion with multitude of low test, short
weight alum oi phosphate powders
Sold only in cms, Rotal Bakiv 'ow
deb Co 10'. 'Vnli t.. N. Y.
D.W Crowley & Co., Agents,
Portland, Oregon,
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OF ALBANY, OREGON.
PRK9IDEN1,
VICE-PIIKSIDEJJT
CA9U1ER.
L. Flinn.
S. E. Young,
E. V. Lungdon
mKANSCTS A GENERAL BANKING
A HUsl.'ES!5. Accounts kept t-ubject to
check. Sight Exchange and Telegraphic
Transfer solu on New York, Chicago, San
Francisco and Portland, Oregon. Collections
made on favorable terms.
S.E. Yoo L. Fu-nm
L.t K. bLAIS W. E. l'l'RRELL
Geo. E. rnAVFKKi.AKj
Jus. V. Powki.l. Asitant Cashier.
Instruction io-- Piimtiii
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VKIGIIT WISHES
TO
an:
nounce to thoc desirous of re
ceiving in.-t ruction in
Flower paintirg in oil colors.
Landscape jniiming in oil colors.
Marine jiainting in o 1 colors.
Portrait painting in oil colors.
Landscape painting in water colors.
Flowers in water colors.
That In: is prepared to srive lessons
in the above studios in the Stratum
Work Those desirous of joining any
of these classes '.can secure terms by
calling at the City Drug Store'
W. C. TWEED ALE
eral
-INCLUDING
EMILY BREAKFAST aii
Cooking Stoves and Ilanges, Parlor and Heat
. in Stoves and all kinds of Kitchen
Utensils. Also a Complete
Assortment of
mors and Gardeners loo
BUILDERS'
J'umps, Hose, Coiperware, Tinware
Plumbers' Goods a bpeciaUy.
tgg-PHICFS GUARANTEED TO BE SATISFACTORY Jg
ThQ Puttie is Invited to Call and Inspect Our
Stock. k
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AND
If surgeon. Can i'C touna.
otfee
rooui ii. stishan s diccr, rirsiawett, Abanv
Unjron- ' fr: -- '
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DR C. CHAMBERLIN, H0JTIOPATHK!
physician and surgeon. OaAce, corner
Third and Lyon streets, Albany, Oregon.
n W. UASTON.
PHYSICIAH AJf SUB
IjT, geon, Albany, Oregon
MH. ELLIS, PHYSICIAN
. geon. Alba' y, Oregon
AMD..
SURr
CC. KELLY, PHYSICIAN ASD aUR
. geon Albany, Oregon, offlctJUi fjerce's
new block. Office hours, from t A, . to 4
t J. ROSSITER,
VETERM,
f , geon, graduate
of Ontario
college and member of the On
ary medical society, is prepared
diseases of all domesticated
scientific principles. Office second!
of the open house, Albany, Oi
D
R R KOLDEWAY, VET?!14RY SUR
feori, Albany, oreroa. 3 rnxms
and American colleges.
Eleetrleand Homeopathl Treatment
THOSE DESIRING EITHER OF THESE
safe and reliable methods of treating dis
ease will find Or. E. A. McAlister prepared
with excellent appliances for administering
either, as the nature of the case may require.
He may be found at bis office on Third street,
two uoors Fouth of the electric light station,
when not absent on professional business.
DH. E A. M'ALISTER, HOMEOPATHIC
physician, has removed his office from
Fiinn's block to his residence on Third street,
two doors south of the electric light station.
ATTOKKEY.
DR. N. BLACKBURN, ATTORNEY AT
. Ijiw, Albany, Oregon. Office in Odd
bellow's Temple. -Vill practice ia all courts
of the slate, and give special attention to all
business
OLVEKTON CHARLES E. ATTORNEY
at Law, Albany, Or. Office in rooms 13
and 14, Foster s Block, over L. E. Blain's
tor i)
TK. WEATHORFORD, ATTORNEY AT
. law, Albany, Oregon .Office in Odd
Fellow's Temple. Will practic in all the
courts of t host ate, and give special attention
to all business
REVERE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR. CHAS.
IfeiiTcr, Prop. Only first-eclass bouse
in the city. Large sample rooms for com
mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the
kitchen. General stage office for Corvallis.
HEWERT, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE
. and jeweler, Albany. Oregon,
IjHlUND A GOLD KING WITH TOPAZ
sef. Owner can have same bj .calling at
F. SI. French's jewelry store.
CORDS OF
' wood for sale.
FIR AND MAPLE
ly to S, Gourley.
Oysters ! Oysters !
EASTF.RN AND OLYMPIAN SERVED
fresh every day at H.Diercks' restaurant
Land Surveying.
PARTIKS DKS1R1NO SURVEYING DONP. CAN OR
tain accurate and prompt work by calling
upon ex-county surveyot t, T. T. Fisher.' He
liascomplete copies of field notes and town
ship plats, and is prepared to do surveying In
r-ny part of Liun cc-unt. f'orjtoflice address,
M ilk-rs Station, Linn count,, Oregon.
T H. I'AVIS, M. D. PHY(gC
war bur.
fetarinary
tartt vaterin-
toj treat the
aiimaJa on
door east
regoa. ' - ;
ardware
THE CELEBRATED-
:JlJ
s
HARDWARE,
aud
OREGON
uijii i
I wonder if I were this day
Sent back to life's beginning;
With knowledge of the game we play.
To try a second inning;
If I would score no jny the more,
But blunder match with blunder?
No wiser happier than before -
Would it be so, I wonder?
A M0J)ERN RUTH.
Dr. Alexander Amlorer threw him
self into the big leather-covered chair
be ore his office tirj with a weary
sigh. He waa a tine looking man of
thirty: not handsome, but noble and
manly-looking one to be trusted for
ever, with his broad white brow and
graye, clear gray eyes. His lips, too.
under the full brown beard were as
fine as a woman's, without lacking in
strength and nrmness,
Dr. Andover's patieuts especially
the poorer classes and the cbUdre up
turned to him ' instinctively 'for' ad
vice and sympathy. His was one of
those grand, kingly natures, which
seem made for leaders and comfort
ers. Poor Betty Carry, a bedridden
paralytic could not speak of him
without shedding tears of gratitude.
Little Jane Ellis, suffering with an
incurable hip disease, looked upon
him as a sort of god upon earth.
There were a score more of them who
thought of him not only as their
physician, but as a kind and gener
ous friend, who delighted to brighten
the lives which would otherwise be
poor and barren enough.
But fate had lately fiowned upon
him. Iu the first place, the bank in
which the greater part of his snug
little fortune was deposited had
failed, and directly upon this came
the news that some mining stock iu
which he had invested was worthless,
or uearly so. The doctor did not
fear poverty himself his practice
brought him a comfortable income,
for the rich appreciated him as well
as the poor out miles away in a dis
tant city there was a lovely girl,
whom he had hoped to call wife by
Christmas time. A girl, who though
not wealthy herself, had beea ex
trayagautly educated by her uncle,
i in whose luxurious home she lived.
He knew that not the slightest priva
tion had ever come to her; she was a
petted darling, with hano's like a
baby's. lie had never questioned
if she knew anything about work
the idea iu connection with Maud
Everleth was absurd, He had been
able to take her to a home as tine as
the oue she was to leave, but that
was gore now.
Loveiy, daiuty, nseKss as she
seemed, Dr. Audove: had poured the
whole passion of his great heart upon
h.r, and you are not to think hint
weak because just at first, wheu the
uewa vf lii ili lor;uue came to inui,
he shrank and trembled un.ler it,
thinking of the he . loved. For
he must give her up; there was no
doubt iu his m;ud about that. He
could not ask hei t shire itit late uf
a poor physician vwio depended upon
his lees for a living. He even smiled
grimly iu the mid.it of his suturing at
the thought of Maud iu calico dies.-,
I mixing up bread, wasiung nis.ies
with her white, slender hug rs, which
he had ouly secu toing witn her tau,
workiug at embroidery, or dashing
over the keys of a piano.
So doctor Andover had written her
a brave farewell letter just a mouth
before the time set for their wedding,
informing her of his altc-ieJ tortun.-s,
and releasing her from her engage
ment to him, and he bad received no
answer, althougn it was now Chris
tmas week.
The doctor was worn out witii ex
posure to rough weather and many
aieepies nights. Thd demand upon
ins tune and strength had beeu
greater than usual; yet he had replied
to ttiein all,' never failiug iu kindly
courtesy beside the coucu of lietty
Cary any more than iu the luxurious
chamber of Aiuditiu GolJdust, who
feed him so generously.
ll was now ClirisUna3 week, and
Maud was to have been Ilia own
next Friday nilit. Tnis thought
torlued ! i in unceasingly, togevocr
Ygitn sonic words in a it tl cr that bad
reached iiini a lew days before; a kt
icr ti'oiii an acciiiiainiaiice who was
viuti:g ;u tiie euy where .Mtuu iiveu
"I nut jour "naiicec"' &t a party
last evening," iie had wnlteu. ' 1
admire our choice. She was the
bluntest, loveliest there, ami llie
ii. .ut. rrrsw-t-fill iLtlltor
Dr. Andover experienced a cruel
sense of desolation a, Le tumi d that i
sentence over and over iu nis mind, i
Maud had never loved him alter ali. j
She couid be uav aud br.iMit wberi 1
they were lorever separated: .
The otiici tire Min.ldered to ashes,
and still be sat there, still aud sad,
uutil iron sneer exhaustion he fell in
to an uneasy slumber. About mi.i
uight he awoke, aiieiuteiy burn. 114
ana shivering, while a Uuli paiu
thro'nbeu in his temples.
The doctor's ap.nuuents were com
modious and comiortatiie. A large
chanibtr opened from i.is private
office, which the lutier opened lroiu a
lar6e receiving-room.
He was his own patient now, so he
hastened to bed; aud when his land
lady came iu the morning to call him
she fouud him unable to rise from his
pillow, feverish aud halt delirious.
Christmas morning came bright
and frosty a day after St Nicholas"
own beart ana tne doctor, a trime
better, although weak and languid,
opened his eyes to close them again
immediately with a little pang. Ihis
was to have been his wedding day!
He conld hear the merry salutations
on the street, the crash ot sleigh-bells
and the jeatiug orgau from St. Paul's
Church over the way; and the sun
light aud mirth and gladness made
his owii pain seem the keener just
for a moment, until his generous heart
could gather strength to reassert it
sen, aud be gUd because others were
hut.
The landlady, who had been like a
mother to him, came in presently,
with a very smiling expression upon
her broad face.
Many f his grateful patients had
remembered him with some little
Christmas tokens, and Mrs. Derby
had placed them upon the stand at
his bedside; but now she held in her
hands a small package addressed to
him in a familiar lady's hand and reg
istered in a distant city.
Maud had returned the engage
ment ring. Dr. Andover received
the package in silence, and Mrs.
Derby looked at him with a crest
fallen expression.
"I thought you would be pleased
doctor. I've come to know Miss
Everleth's handwriting you see, and
I supposed she had sent you a
Christmas present. The package
came two days ago, when you were
delirious, and I signed the regintery
card, aud made bold to send the lady
a telegram notifying her of your ill
nets. And, so Dr. Andover, caa you
bear some pleasant news? ' I received
a telegram in return slating that
Miss Everleth would start at once
to come to you. Now that is a
sort of a girl to make you a good
wife. She will probably be here
to-day."
To-day! Dr. Andover listened
to kind Mrs. Dei by in bewilder
ment. What did it ail mean!
With trembling fingers he tore
off the wrapper of the tiny pack
age and opened a jeweler's case.
There upon its bed ot purple lay a
wide gold linger-ring, extraordin
ary wide, the lu&ide of which was
completely covered w th tine let
tering. Aod so Dr. Andover read
slowly through blind, rapturou
tears, the waids which tue jeweler a
instrument had traced there the
grand old Scriptural words wbicii
bad arisen in the heart nt the eirl,
who thus proved iierneif worthy !
hiiu, when his letter had come to
her after inauy wetiy days ot'de
lay:
"Entreat uic not to leave thee,or
to return irom following alter thee,
tor whither thou goe:t 1 will go.and
where thou lodgest 1 will lodge;
thy people shall be my people, and
tli j God iny Gou ; wueie thou diest
will die, aud there 1 will be
buried ; tue Lord do so to me and
more also; if aught but death part
uie and thee.'
Mrs. Derby slipped oat of the
room crying herself, at the bight el'
Dr. Aodover, uull bo calm aud
stroug auu aelt-possesscd, crying
like a two year old . baby over
Maud s Christmas tokeu.
It was nearly noon when Maad
herself came. She removed her
wraps iu Mrs. Derby's room, uid
after a light lap at the tick mau's
door she entered.
Alexander Aodovc-r hud thought
her lovely iu her exquisite party
and camiige aud houie toilets; but
never before had she seemed so
sweet aud gracious and womanly
a-' now, when iu her plain, gray
(ravelin? cu-tiinie. her lovelv lace
mus ...... v.
citeiueni, her tuouin tieuukus,ud
her dark eyes g.owiLg witii a n
emo li'ht, she .idcd iu her switt,
uoiseloss way across the room .o
his side.
''My darling! My own, swett,
t'rueheurted darling!1 Mied tiii
doctor, clasping both arm around
her aud drawing her face down to
his own.
Aud pre ently, after the first
jrrectiusr w:s over.Maud explained.
"Your letter was delayed in tome
wi.y. 1 ci:d uot gel u uutil a week
Hixo. You mneinbtr the great
piece of gold you seut uie lroui
California two years h'o? Well,
w hen I gac your letter t took that
goltl to a j-'welcr and had it made
into i rin.. Auu theu alter i re
ceived Mis. Derby's teb-gram i
ui.ide uro e iiioniise to bring ma to
jou u: oi,ce. 1 would h ive c iiu'
n!iu- if' he had net come witn uie,
liorrii'le aud unconventional as my
!.i?i!iiuo!c Ineuils wou.u have
(a.;( (t in.'. Wlij. AicvtuJ-'r what
il MliV UUtlC.ll Joil lillirt have
in-ul'it me! Do you thiuk I
wouid Cure lor iicii:8 wit'tout you.'
AiiJ Co von t!iiuk I am gouti Ir
noth u
but to limce the I'.uni :u
,,H' t,,e
the uiaiiof 1 assure vou.
n , a i l here she
tuiall white hand in
douo.ed o.ie
a thu-uteninij
.iiiiiner under tils viry nose "tiih
h:iiii which you consider so weaK
.-in. I useless c:ia make the most
.1. liAtmij l.fkuil ...l i.i.'U t.r.fl .iL-oc-
cau evea make beds ami sweep, ami J
wash dishes. Aunt Alice never!
neglected the most importaul part
ot my education, and I am sure I
shall make a most excel leu t wife
for a poor man. That is,Ak'xaiuier j
and she flushed up g.oruusly A complete line of artists' ma
"if you will have me." j twrials just received at . L.
Dr. Audover smo'.hered the last
words against his shouid 1. mid as
soon assbe could free heiseit worn
his unceremonious embrace she be
gan anew to coax and wheedle htm
into some new plan of her own, to
which he first objected, but finally
yielded. The result was that
Maud Everleth was made Dr.
Alexander Andover's wife, and at
oace asserted her authority by
taking upon herself the duties of a
nurse.
Of course, under such treatment
be recovered rapidly, and every day
grew to appreciate mote and more
the loyalty and worth of the sweet
little wowau who had uot failed
him in his dark hour.
French keeps railroad time.
genMal NEWS.
Tiie s Territorial Admission Bill
Postponed.
UTEST l-atvn SAMOA TK!BLK
Bismarck's Proposition ior a Conftrenoa A.
Jealous Lovw Cats a Pretty Girl's
Throat aod His Ova.
j
The Herald' Special Dispatches).
Washington, Feo. 2. The house
committee ou territories waa to
have taken final action to day on
the admission of Utah and the om
nibus bill, and the admission of
Idaho, Wyoming and Arizona, but
no meeting was held and the mat
ter will be considered.
I Wat AJswAH TaMBBU. . -:
' j-w..v' !
BIsMarek's rrDitlM tmr a Caa"
rrreaee Will Be rrl !(.
Washington, Feb. 2. Secretary
Bayard said this afternoon that fie
had not yet received Bismarck's
proosition for a conference regard
ing Uie Samoan troubles, but ex
pects it in a few days. Bayard
added that he wanted the fact made
plain 1 1 nit Bismarck's instructions
to the fcntttioan consul to withdraw
his demand for control of Samoati
Inlands was not the result of Bav-
ard's telegraphic protest, but on
his own national insti uctions to
the consul, and were issued before
the protest was sent.
A rKAKFI'a. TKAGEBT.
A JealoaiH Ler '! Bis aatf
His Lady Lve'a Tknaat.
Chicago, Feb. 2. A fearful trag
edy was enacted in the elegant res
idence of P. F. Murger in the aris
tocratic sutuirl)?- of Hyde Park this
morning. Geo. M. Clark, the col
ored butler, and Til lie I iy lander, a
Swedish domestic, had a lovers'
quarrel. Clark fired three shots at
the girl, and missing her drew a
razor and alter a fearful struggle
nearly severed nar head fro.n the
body. He then cut his own throat.
Both are dead. The kitcnen walls
and floor are as bloody as a slaugh
ter house.
BRU.fr m:!VTIV.
Magi yeastatBr6ttndl &, Stanard'a
Burkhart & Royce, job printers
Six shaves for a $1 at Viereck'a
Pumps and pipes at Geo. W.
Smith's.
For a clean shave or hath go to
L. Viereck's.
All kintls of stove repairs in
stock at Geo. V. Smith'.
A new invoice of British trimming
at Head's.
Finest line of jcrsu s ever in
at Kead's,
Albany
New dress iroods the
stiles at VV. F. Rt ad'o.
veryl ats.e
A line line of new 'silverware just
jen" at Will & Stark's.
Abbe autiful as a dream that line o
atlies brcai cloth at V l.lUud's
A full line of crockery and glass
ware cheap at Hrowaell fc Stanard's.
The largest and best assortment of
tea and totlee in town at Brownell 4c
Stanard's.
1 know I can safe jtu monej-, try
tne. and you will be convinced W. F.
Read.
Extra soda crackers, fresh from the
factory, every week at iiiowncll fc
Stanarc's.
Choice !rro.-erie, bo'h staple and
famy, arriving every day at C. 11
Spencer's.
J. A. Archiiiald, aent for the Sing:
cr M;inuia turinir Co., opposite Odd
Fellows temple.
Our customers never have the blues,
lie? lise -j irive them siuh good barj
iiitis. V. F Kcatl.
Mexican Cactus HiTters is the best
remedy iu the world lor liver ail.d kid
ney dUcaser, indigestion, et-. For sale
at M haiiu.uart's
Fahi ncyV celebrated blood cleanser
at iilowue'd it St;iliwl stud at l)coe
I : KobsonV. I. J. I'.-dimiore ireneral
a.irciit.
"Vou rl in vermis thejuatvr
"i'ill the ne.'l ru:.snr. '
If y u want a wi ll din: call on E. B.
D.ivid.-on. lie does prompt work at a
reiisuiiaMe pr.ee Orders can be It-It.
al Ihis olliec,
Mirth is -hort livei. Prolonir A ?f
you can. It will help your disposition
to tr;.de with W. F. Kead."
For our line imported md Ke
West ciirars, iro to M. liaimnrart
eiirar store, one door cast of Black
nan's druir store
Kiln dried tloorin: can be had at
the Springfield lumber yard in this
city.
A fine line of Western Cottage
organs at Blackmail's. Call and
sie them.
Blacknian's.
It will pay you to go and see the
beautiful art studies at Guisi A
Son's drug store.
Fresh leaf lard in bulk at Conrad
Meyer's. It will be tetailed in
quantity to suit.
The "Pacific Argand" range
both four and six hole. An east
ern stove made especially for this
coast's trade. Sold only by Geo.
W. Smith, Albany.
Lovers of good coffee should try
some of Julius Gradwohl's choice
Java, Rio and Costa Rica coffees.
He cairies a complete line of choice
family groceries of all kinds.
Copies of t'.ie New Year'u issue
of the If kr.u.d can still lie had at
this ofilce at 10 cents per copy.
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