Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, March 03, 1889, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textx V; r 15 CJNTS A "WEEK. ALBANY, OKEGOy, SXUD MORNING, MARCH 3 lo8i). -T-.T ..-O-K Vol. iv. ko. 82. ; I f ;H j I? 9,999.00 IN GOLD ToDe Given JAway. Cut ont this auverti mem and send it J. LAHMEK& CO., Nurseryman, Toronto, Canada, with 11 three-cent Canadian, i 21 two-cnt American postage stamps, and thwr ill send you by mail ((-OHtpaid) in j(oid time for piauiiiij; in April or May i exr, your choice of any one uf the following; collection of plants, and enter your name in competi tion tor the ,ai)9.00 in cold that they ate pivip - iy ju order to introduce their nur- Collection of Plants: ! Ko, 1 2 hardy rosea. No. 2 2 hardy climbing roses, No. oCTbloouriu pot for howw cul ture. ' No. 4 2 dahlia. No. 610 gladioU. No. d 3 hardy grape vines. No. 7- 8 raspberry plants, 4 each Mack a ad red! No. 8- 20 strawberry plants, 4 choice kinds. No. 96 very choice plants four bouse cul ture. No. 105 cherry currants (re'X No. 115 Lees prolific eurrants (black) No. 12 5 white ftrane Currents All letters with this advertisement enclosed along with stamps for any one or more coi tions of plants, will be. numbered as thev rmws to hand, and the senders of the first thirteen hundred will receive Rifts as follows: 1st -.r0 The next 20, $10 each. 2nd 100 The next 40, $5 earn. 3rd - 50 I The next 415, each. 4th 30 ' The next 8'iO, $1 ea-jh. th 20 1 After M),000 letter have been nccived, the senders of the next 1,100 letters will receive gifts as follows: 1st S225 I Next 10, $15 each 2nd 135 j Next 15, $10 each 2rd - 75 i Next 40, $5 each 4th- . 60 Next 470, 92 ea.li th 5S Next ."00, 1 each Ai'-.-r i i.uO letters have been received. is- !.. ir u-xt l.uOO letters will re k " ; j 18 I '.. an 1 ' ' oh Next 5 $20 each a, 4 and 5.. 75 tai h Next 15 10 each 6, 7and8... 50tac h NextSfrt 3 each , 10, 11. 1 25 eac h I Next B93 1 each After 150,000 letters have been received the senders of the next 1.109 letters will receive L'ittB as follow: 1 $KMeaeh I Next 10 $20 each 2 75 eat h Next 2 10 each 3 and 4 50 each Next 685 2 each Next 5 25 each Next 479 1 each Any person may send any number of tunes for any of the above collections f f 5 cents in stamps extra U seni, we will send in Jun next a printed list of the names of all persons who are entitled to irate We make this liberal offer to readers of this llKRAI.I), knowi-n; it will not pa in now, but ur object is to intro luce our stock and build up a trade. Our mailing (mints are Toronto and bhrubmount. Out.., Kochester, N. Y., IxmUville, Ky., Hai'icsville, O., and Chicago, III., and we will guarantee all stork to reach our customers in iod condition. We employ no agents, but dial direct with customers, and can sell and deliver stock to any part ot the t inted Starts or Canada at About one half the priue charged by other nurserymen, through agents. I.'emenibtr c will not lie undersold by any reliable firm. end its list of wants and we ;!l quote jou prices; or 10 . eMs for a hii'd on:e illustrated i-ata!";uf bi.-h von m.iv ili .iuct from vour first onkr. Address all letter-', J. LAHMEK & CO., Nurserynen. TORONTO, CANADA. SEEDS I The'Iargest assortment everbrought this ountry. embra,cing every thin for the uee of Also a very firc line of Grass-Seed I Lawn AND ONION SETS Tl.osf ea-e western roT. nd in.-'l cci. !!! v lor this climate. 1 1 i-v n !t I..- sold for C Cem s Per A" A liberaldisc. ii- t to PAPER, dealers and gardeners buyiuia quantity. mAwm :;niT', AV'H.'Oi'lNtl HJl -I! an l'.r:iiiliit'.s in:iiw'iii;.t-ly relieveu by Sliiloh"sC'ure. Fotfb.ty & .Md&on. Wall rni .on flIKVM 0 Absolutely Pure. This powder never vanes. A marvel of purity,strenrth nnd xrholesomeness. More economical than the ordinarx kinds, and cannot be sold in competi tion with multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders Sold ouly in cms. Rotai, Baki:. 'ok. DER Co. 10". -itJ' -t. N. l". D.W Ckowley & Co., A;r-nt. . Portland, Oregon. OF ALBANY. OREGON. president', L. Flinn. V1CE-PKESIDENT S. E. YOUDg, CASHIER. E. W. Langdon niKANSACTS A GENKKAL- BANKING J. Bl'&INESh. Accounts kept subject to check. Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Transfer sold on New York, Chicago, San Francisco and l'ortland.Oiegon. Collections made on favorable ten:v . S. E. Ynrso L. Flisn I E. Bi.ais W. E. JI RRK1.L E. W. I.A'.HPOX. Jas. K. Pow Ki.t. Assistant Tasbicr. H. F. MERRILL, Banker ALBANY, - - OKFXiOX Sells ii li:iriLr' on New York. San Fraiieisoii i:nd I'irt!iiti(i. Buy r.otes, st.:tc, cot:i:ty niiil city warrants. Receive deposits subject to check. In!crct ali'twed on llinc dc posits Collections receive prompt Attention ('orresj.oiuleiice olicitcu. 3rf"lliee hours from f A. M. .o 5 p. m Asent for reliable tire audiiiariiie nsuranee conip:iii:es. SMITH SUCC0KSSRS TO V. C. TWEEDALE Having purchased this well known store and added largely to their stock, carry an immenae line of Stoves and General Hardware Including the celebrated EARLY BREAKFAST and JEWEL cooking stove and ranges parlor and cooking stoves, aiid ail kinds of kitchen utenfei!?! also a com I pete assortment of Pawners and -AND- BUILDERS' HARDWARE, Pumps, hose, copperware. tinware, rrd putub-rs' goods a specialty. Our prices are guaranteed to be sat isf actor r. The public is invited "to call und inspect our stock. Tueodalo'j building, Albany, Oregon. Caaiarfa t "Dr. SsawT Htetor Vnjragorio or Kargtto Brmp. JUDf of Mottwt plr Oftatorfa. onr Btomach DlarrbOEa, fcniouuon; fSfrea healthy sleep) ; also at'-. 'fHff I rUlMICIA.N AVIS'', M. I). Vl.'Yb.cIAN. AND FUi,'ei.ii. t.- n v iori.fi at r;s on ce room it. huiiban f- !.' i k, r ln-t ktint. A lauy Ol i Koti room iu UiVKoii - 1Y 0 I pllVsi CIMMrniLlX. HOMEOPATHIC sicum aril him " . 1. ice, coiner 1 l:iri and Lj n M .-.n any, Oregon. w. :iAS'iiN.'i inuci-AN and sur "jT. peon, A Puny, Orecon. ELI.iS, M! Y&1C IAN ND SUBr eon, AlLa'.j-, Oregon. c. C. KEI.LY, PHYSICIAN AND JCE .'con Aitmny, Oregon, ott ie in Purees new block. OHice.hours, frcm 8 A. M. to 4 p. M 4 J. ROSSITEK, Vl-ILRINAKV SI.R r , seon, iiiHiiiicte :f Ontario veUri" ary cclle'c mid member cf the Ontario veterin ary medical society, is prepared to treut the diseases of !1 doneMiicted arirnnls cn cfiti.tific principles. Office second doer tast of the opeva home, Aihenyf negnn.:- i. TR R J.LDEW.V, YE"! fcUINAKY Sl'R. U eon, i bauv, Orvsnii. - -Orauuute oi tJer m.i ! ierii:n collet'ev. ElrrlrleHnd Hiueialh!r Treatment aiHOSE DESIRING ElTHEt OFTHFSE s:tfe and reliable methids of treat Inn dU eae will find Dr. E. A. McAlster prepared with excellent apnliances tor administerimr either, as tbe nature of the case may requiro. He may be tc und at his office on Third street, two ocorx south of the electric licht station, when not absent on professional business. 1K. E A. M'ALISTEK, HOMEOPATHIC . physiiian, has removed his office from Flinn's block te bis resilience on Third street, two doors south of the electric lipht station. ATTVRNCVA. DR. N. BLACKBURN, ATTORNEY AT , Law, Albany, Orecou. OHice in Odd bellow's Temple. 4'ill practice in all courts ot the state, and give special attention to all business. w rOLVEHTON CHARLES E. A PToRNEY at Law, Albanv, Or. Otlice in rooms 13 and 14, Foster's Block, over L. E. Blain's stor . TK. WEATIIOUEORD, ATTORNEY AT .law, Albany, Oregon. titti' e inOdd Keilow's Temple. W III practice in all the court of thestate, and ;ive special attention to all business REVERE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR. CHAS PfcifTer, Prop, or.'y tir.-t cclass house in the city. Lare sample rooms for com mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the kitchen. General stage ollice for Corvallis. H. EWERT, PRACTICAL WATCII.MAKE and jeweler, Albany, (rcirmi, pi'l'XD A COLO RING WITH TOPAZ J se. Owner can have same by calling at E. M. Fretieh'g jertelry stor;;. t'ORI'S OF wood for sale. I'M'. AM) MAPLE (y to , t.ourle.v. fcirr ! fslrr-! pASTKRN J j fresh fit ANI OLYMPIAN SERVED rvtlav at II. Ini nks' rsiaurai.t I.iiiii! Mrve.i iii. IJartiks hksikino mirw.vino ixink can t'B L tain mviiratc and prcmpt vori by cailini' ii)oii r x-coiinty tnrvi yni r . T. T. Fisber. tie hiiscoinplctc copies ot Held notes and town ship plats, and is prepared todo siirveiii; in ari part of I. inn count v. l'n-toli( e address Millers Station, Linn couuty.Orejjon. (1 L BLACKMAN .Successor to E. W. Lundoc -DB4.UXB IN- Dings, Paints, Oils Perfumery and toilet articles als" a fu line of books ai:r stationery, periodicals, etc. f" Prescriptiou) carcfulU compounded :n odd fellows temple, Albany Oregon Gardeners' Toils M Jxrmnmm and nmirx nrw "Cklldreva ery tor 4bm4mutZ rS7. VI,,rlmnm Castorla for chndrn Ill Bo. Oilord aoiii u.'ir.T rami Contr huted l.y th W. C. T V. JiM-.ph Cook in n tftcent speech ou .Natjounl Trobibitinn said "that tbe fiercest foes of .prohibition is tbe organized liquor txffic,becaust' it can concentrate its . power in one commonwealth or trfothrr accord ing to the txigencie$ of tbe mo ment." Ue further Jtatea "irohi bition sentiment moit therefore be po itical iad national, but that tbe freat reform. nttst finally be brought about - by the power of Christianity. He character izea the sybtem 61 high liceose as an "atro cious t'rau 1. since its robs Peter to kay Paul and does not after all pay Paul." . ; According to the' statement of "siciuLai tiatfijeppi," very few - Senators ormembers, fi'Ufe' very touspicuoi sly in moral re loruis, ami wti u it comes to the teuipeiunce question, the Seualors may be counted upon one's fingers who tre openly and arowedly to tal atittainer.i. New Engiand leads the van with tieoa'ore B.air and Fiye arm in arm. The Legis.itture appropriated $25000 a year lor a Refuge Home lor women. The borne is to be lo cated in Portland aod takes the place of the Industrial heme which was established by tho State W. C. T. U. The new home is to be uuder the supervision of the State Union, and will be qianaged by a board made up from the local Unions. Such an institution is greatly needed in the sme, and paiticuiarly in Portland, and will doubtless be the means of saying many a sout. A bi miliar home has been estab lished by the W. C. T. U. of our new s ster state Washington, and is nearly ready lor its tut mat open iug. Already it has two inmatt c. This is a cifficult ectnrpiisi to maiiuge successfully. That it can e done has been demonstrated by the women of Massachusetts, where a lieiuge home was established a few years ago, and is now by a good management and patient ln-uu-trv made self sustaining. Miss lleniretta G. Moore one of the National organizers of tbe W. C. T. U. began work in Califor nia tue litu of February. Mis Moore has made a very successful tuur of Washington Territory or gauizing a number of uou-tis. one is an educated and accom (dished lady and is g.'eatiy ail umed wherever she goes. Itt probable thut Oregon may. engage her when her work in California is rhii.--l;eil. The V. C. T. U. of the liist .lis - triet :t Iowa, bits tiled artic.es ol iiicoriiorafou wilh the avowtd iti Uiili ni of destroying bj' ali lejiJil tiituus the tiufiic. in intoxicating li'jiiu.'s. Tho vuious lempt'iauce ijj:n i..iiir ns ipd " muoicipal au-tlivritie- of Iowa are ttking an act ive luteitst in euloicitig liis t.io tii lirorv law and Governor Larra- bi.e is showing a disoosition t ive them the support ot the state government. D. L. Moody announces that on tbe 4tli day of April be will begin boluiug in Chicago, a convention of Christian workers. The meet ings will continue from Miirty to sixty days, aud are intended to in struct Li use who are in the mas tet "s sei vice. The Blueberry is a valuable fruit and is reliable to prow in our Norti ern states, where the more tender f aricties of fruits winter-ki.l. It is perfectly hardy, having stood 40 de vices below zero without showing any injury to the most tender buds. It ripens in this latitude about the 1st of July, and U borne in clusters like cur rants; shape, round; t-olor, reddish purple at first, but becomes a bl man til a ck when fully ripened. The flavor is equal to the raspberry, a very mi'd. rich eub-acid, pronounced by most people delicious. It may be served with sugar and cream or cooked sauce, and is splendid canned for winter use The plant seems te flourish ia all soils and is a prolific bearer. It grows very stocky and makes a nice hedge. The shining daik green leaves ana the blue fiuit making a pleasing contrast The de mand lor ue inut is great, and ucuai ly brings 15 cents per quart. Tier commence bearing the first year alter setting out, aud Meld a full crop the second and third year after setting out. They are propugatcd from suck ers and root cuttings. The plant is about the height and size of a currant biit-h aid very stocky, holding the fruit we.l up from the ground Plants ehould be sei in the spring, during March, April and May, in rows two or three feet apart, nnd five or six feet between the rows, making a perfect hedge, and no grass or weeds should be allowed to grow between rows. raica list. 1 dozen plant by mail $ 66 9 ilnrpn lilnnts hr moil 1 IW1 100 doten plant bv express 3 SO lUOO dozen plants by express or -ijKiKUk ia w Plant are carefully packed in damp mots and delivered o express or freight office, for which T make xtra charge. Ho tow Sbxd Moxet. I would pre--fer to have moiiey sent by American express order, nil sums of $5 and under cost only 5 cents, and if order Is lost, money will be promptly re funded to sender. If not convenient to obtain express order, money can be sent by registered lettei or postoflite n oney ortlrr o postal note.arawn on I t ltlanJ, Michjcan. Postage stamps Hillui.ile accepted only from our ciit-totneis that cannot obtain an ex press order only those of the on ceut denomination wanted. L. L. Stapi.ks, Portland, ioua Co. Mich. SPATE NEWS. Senator Slater Prostrated La Grande at UVEI rESXOIfEK'ft IXVKA'liri'Dr, Tbe Peoplo of Salem Jubilant Completion of the Woolen Boti'dy. .er tbe Mil Secial to the Herau. Salem, March 2. Woodson T. Slater, assistant state treasurer, received a telegram this morning announcing tbe dangerous illness of his father, Senator James Ii. Staler, at b;s home at La Grande, aud took the afternoon Vain in answer to it. Parties here who are intimate with Senator Slater say he has not been feeling well fo some time and that the worry and annoyance over his removal from the railroad commission hastened his prostiation. Wh3t be consid ered Pennoyer's ingratitude and unfair treatm'entslangbiia severely. The $20,000 eabsidv for the woolen mill was completed to-day with some margin to spate. Everybody is jubilant, now the mill is assured. KEtiN WAtiOM KOAD AGENT. Tbe Boase Passes the freaate Bill In delation Tlrercl. Washington, March 1. The house to-day passed the senate bill direcling the attorney geuetal, withiu six months atccr the pas sage of this act, to cause suits to be brought in the name of the Unired States in the United States circuit court f r tbe district ot Orecou, against all persons, firms ami cor porations claiming to own inter -est in lands granted to the state o' Oiegonto aid in the construction of different wayon roads in Oregon. The suits are to determine the j question of seasonable and proper completion of the same roads, m accordance with the terms of the granting acts. PLRSOVtl. HETIM. Hon. Oeo. A. Waggoner, of Cor vallia, is in the c;ty. A. Carey, agent of the Southern i'ai ilic railroad at (Iui i itburg, is in tho city. F. M. Miller. T)r. J. V. Lamher son ii: d J. K. Ivirupair'ck, of 1a j ::n'ji, vere in the eily ye6tt.r.!aj". Mrs. J. K. Ktdcrkin and family, who b:is been sjiending the winter in Clii:i2, :s expected homo in a short time. Ca-J.s lliuiipbre-, of Salem, wbu has been Kpemliiig a few d;iyH witii relatives iti this city, returned home yesterday. Dr. W. II. Davis and wife have; been called to ilarrisburj? (,n Al count of tbe dangerous illness ct Mrs. Davis' inotbt-r, Mrs. J. F ilendrex. hfAKk!i l-'CHH IIIE WlltJ. The redrction woiks at Dead- wood, Dak., were destroyed by 'ire Friday. The lo-s was ? 100,000; insured for $30,000. Mrs. James Iedgett and her two sons were drowned Thursday while trying to ctoss Wilson creek in a wHon fifteen miles soathwest of Springfield, Mo. The president has appointed Professor George Davidson, of tbe United States coast and geode.'ic survey, as a delegate to the Inter national Geodetic Association. Kollo M. Wheeler, of St.Helens, Cal., a prominent wine grower, was kicked in the head by a horse Fri day morning and instantly killed. He was a highly esteemed citizen. Steve Brodie, who was made famous by jumping from the Brooklyn bridge and other high places, has accepted a wager of $1000 to swim the English channel from Dover to Calais. He sails for Europe in April. S ccaslaa for Ikaakn. On one occasion when Tom Och iltree returned home from Congress there was very little travel upon the railroad, and he was the only person of consequence on the train. When it stopped at his town there was an unusual crowd around tbe depot, and naturally enough be hcaght it had assemtded to we;- home him. So he stepped ont on the platform and btg.ui "Gentlemen, I thank you for this hearty demonstration - " "Demonstiation ? thunder !"sai i one ot the crowd. "John Dills has ;ist committed suicide ia the "depot." ippetl In I he Itiid. Is it nrt better to nip Consumption the greatest, scourge of humanitv in ihe bud. than n try to May its pro eresson tbe brink of the grave. A few. doses ot California's mot useful production, will releive. a:;d a thor. on-h treatment will cure. Nusal Catarrh, too often the forerunner of consumption can be cured by Califor nia Cat-Ii-Cur. These remedies are sold and fully wanentcd by Fwdiay .'so. A Bolcd I'nrajiOii. If von enjov a good cup of coPee call "at tbe" Willamette Packing Company's. They have just re ceived a"line lot of green and roast ed toli.es. Do not fail to fixe ilieui a liial. WESTWAUT. "I am going west," a mere lad boast ed, Looking proudly at his frieud, "Goini west to make my lortune. You'll see me rich, dr, in the end." "I'm going west," a young man whim pered. (ia;:ing down in eyes of blue, "Going west lo seek a fortune; ' Then, my love, tome back for you." ')'m coin west to ti v my fortune " The speaker, one in middle life "lleie I scaiee can gain subsistence For ray child. eu and my wife." 'I'm going west to mend my foitune bighed a man with bourv head. ''Tno' life's sands are well nigh num- nei eu, And I'll soon sleep with the dead.' Westward, be! they all are going, Ktless youth and white-haired sire, nuhhin , ever, where the sunset Bathes the earth' in.liquid fire. 1IIHOCOV& DRIFT. The more we see others the more respectfully we bow t the iookingglass. Hot water is said to cure ner Tousness. Cold water will, too, if you siay at tbe bottom of it long enough . ., It has been ebserved that White Capi flourish best in those com munities where the white shirts perish of solitude. Every man is the architect of bis own fortune. And it's lucky foi most of us and there's to building inspector around. A Russian novelist was recently arrested on suspicion of being iui plicated in a plot. They read hi. works. He was discharged. Youth is the time of hope. When a man gels a little older lit stops hoping nni begius ieai.hinf. out for whatever lie cai 1:1 1. Jack Wei., Clara made her debut on the prolcssiooal stage as Cleopatra iart nigLt Jack's sister Did she come out xvith honor? Jack(doubt?dly) N-no, she didu'i come out with munch on her. Missionaiy (to prisoner) My poor friend, don't you regret wr' brought you here? Prisoner -In deed, I do; and when I get out tue duck that cached ou me will re gret it too? Amelia Swear not by the moon the inconstant moon. Augustus Then what shall I swear by? 'Swear by that which you bold in vtluaoit: something that vou can not l.v;' witlirut." "Then Amelia, I love you! i swear it by my uiy salary . A writer iu .the Boston Medical Jonrcal thinks no xxoiua-'j can sit d wn in 'i natural position with a bustle on. E'ti.cr that riii,!lc"1 man did hit courting belore bun -ties went in v;;iie, or periinns sweethearts aixvays use two ( hairs iu Boston. Miss Ilomuicei'at the tleater) Note tin- precision wif'i ioh f it handsome actor steps across the sttige. Bvery stride ia ex 'ctlv f he same length. Mr. BiitMii;an(a tit tle jabou) Yes, that habit of measuring steps comes from walk ing on railroad ties. A UCL M tli. CABBIES. wrejoa Boafclt roae V ho Is riwmp rri liy and I earless. Oregon has a woman mail-car rier. Her name is Miss Minnie Westraan, and she carries Unae Sam's mail from the head of navi gation on Siuslaw Kiver over the Coast range mountains, following up the river to Hales post-office station, within fifteen miles o: hu- gene City. Her route is twenty miles long and is situated right in the heart ot the mountains, where all the dangers and adventures incident to such an occupation abound. Mie carries the mail night and day, and fears nothing. She rides horseback and carries a trusty revolver. Miss Westman is a plump little brunette and is just 20 years old. Her father and uncle operate a stage line, and have a contract for carrying the mail. At Hale's station he mee's her father and ets the mail from Eugene City aud starts ou her round. Miss Westman ba6 never niei. with a serious mishap in the per formance of her duty. On one of her trips hist year fhe found three good-sized bears in the road rignt in front ot ner. ine norse, on espying them, became frightened, threw his rider to the ground, and turning around, ran back the road he came. Miss Westman, xxilii great presence of mind, started after the runaway, and, overtaking him. remounted and r..de rtht through the savage cordon, and strange to fray, she was not at tacked. Meeting some friends, she lold K-ein of what she had set'ii, and they went to trie place and killed tbe bears. So far this year Miss . -tman has met two bears, which di 1 not molest her. Vuard A;aloit Theirfke, And alwavs have a bottle of A.'""-'. English Hemedy iu the house. Y?is cannot tcil how soon Croup may strike your linle one, or a cold or cough may fasten itsulf upon you. V. One dos: ::. prevetitix'c td s few dnseg a positive cure. All Thiv.at arid Luna troubles vieM to its tr?atnn nt. The !! 'iicly d- Mason guaranteed by It ay FLAMES) 1 A Eti. Secret of tke Kara bar aera Mary Us't'roore Special in Scw York Tribune. Tne residents of Manchester and other little towns Carrod county Md.coutioue to k-greatly alarmed by tbe threats and destructive work of the barnburners. A farm er near Mancucs er received the usual notice that ins barn would Uf burntd at a ceitaiu lime. Ho found an egc lying in some hay ou tbe bam hour, l'icking it up, he was astonished at its weight. '1 di uitig it over iu bis hand he ois coven d that its co.. tents were trickdog through a hole in the shell do larger tn-n a pin's head. Suspecting that it contained son e deauly ciiemical, the farmer laid it out in the field and went after it neighbor who knew more about cneuiicu s. Tne eggsheh was tilicd with suipher, gunpowder and .hi. r cbeuitCitis aod Water. The tliioiy is tUat when the water evap ooitib iu the shell combustion oc ccu!. This discovery baa only noiicd io the excitement, and now the lanneis regard every egg found iu inrir barns with suspicion until they b ve satisfied themselves that it is uot loaded. One insurance company in Souiiicin Pennsylvania has sus taihed Itnt-w in the burning of tb.rt en bui.diti. What Object the inceud miles li"po to gain by the tires lias not yet been learned. The notices iuvariablj request the ow ners oi the barns to remove a I touk and macuinery by a certain tnie. Bltll.r MKftllO. Battine He Ville. Use FahrncVs panacea. New sroods at Head's. French'keeps railroadtime. Dr. Negus removes cancers without pain or the knife. And, Hannah, how is your ma? !o xii at Kt-ud's looking at new goods of course. It will pay you to go aud see the beautiful art studies at Guisj & Son's drug store. J. A. Archibald, agent for the 8ingJ cr Manufacturing Co., opposite Od4 Fellows temple. Foit I.AME BA'JK, 11E OK CHEST USB Shiloh's I'ortts Plaster. Price, '.ia cents. Fostiay & Mason. Have we got 'em. Of course we have, just stin ks of uew good, ard we Wiiu: to t,M them at x. V. Read's Fuhrney's celebrated Mood cleanser at Ib'oxvticll - St ii nrl and at Ueyoe xi Kobsou's. P. J. Kaliimore general agent. Mexican Cactus Hitters is the best remedy in the world fr liver and kid ney diseases, hidigettion, etc. For sale at M Banmgart'b For your fine imported ind Ke West cigars, eo to M. Baumgart ciar store, one door east of Black man's drug store I'liemiicihihi'b Rye and Skin Oint ment is uiic(uah-i! for ld cl.ronie ores. M..ny ca?es have been pirma naiitir cuieJ by it. For sale by Fe shaxj xi Mason. The iiiimenso sslc of C hamberlain's t'ouh beiue.l has bcea prodiicd to it Treat extent by pcopU- who have been cured by it telling tb ir friends and neifflibois of it good qualities and urginir fhemio try it. 'I he most se. x'i-re cold will soon yield to its sooth. insr effects, ror sale bv Foshay fc Mason. The dry cold weather of the early winter months U product ix-e of ajgrea deal of croop m :g children. Moth, ers shonld be on the lookout for it,and be prepared to am-st it as soou asjlhe tiittsymptouib appear. True croup nevtr comes without a waruiug; dar or txvo bcfoie the attack the c-hld wifl become hoarse, and that symptoms is soon followed oy a peculiar, rough couarh. If Chamberlain's Courh Remedy is given as soon as this hoarse ness or cough appears, all dantrer and anxiety mavi be avoided: It haa new failed, evenn n the most severe cases. There is no danger in giving the Remedy for it contains no injurious substance. For sale bv Fasha A. Mason, California Cal-BMyre Tlie only guaranteed cure for'ca tarrb, ciild in the head, hay fever.rose co'd, catrrhal deafness and sore eyes Kcs ore the sense of tatc and unpleas ant breath, resulting from catarrh, Eavy and peasant to use. Follow directions and a cure is warranted, by all d-uggists. Send for a circular to Abietiuc Medical Companv, Oro ville. Cal. Six months' treatment for njfcenthy mail, fl.m, For sale by Foshay A Mou, Caa Mx ! Guarantee Acker's Blood Elixir tor it has been fully demonstrated to the people of this country that it i , uierior to all other preparations for blood diseases. It is a posit iye cute for syphilitic poisonirr, ulcers', errp tinus ai.d pimples. It purities the whole system and thoroughly builds up the constitution. ow ran I'arrtiM allow their children to cough and strain and congh and csdmly ay,Oh it's only a cold." . and . keep giving them cheap and daugjrona medicines until they are down with lung, fever or consumption, when they ' can be eo easily relieved ty BKGGiv CHERRY" COUGH SYRUP? It has ao supc;i or, and few equals. Geo. I Black man, drucreist. W1LLBUOS. ' Dealer in all tho latest improved pianos, or.ms.sewing machines, guns, also a full line of warranted razors, butcher and pocket knives. The best kind of sewing ma -hine oils, needles and extras for all machines. All re. pairing in the above lines neatly and reasonably dwi.e. 1 x . 1 I . ' ; 'i ,4 r.