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ALBANY, OUEGON, 'I'UIISDAY BECEMI5EU 10, 1SS9.
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SAMUEL
Has opt-ia-il Nr :lif Kail a:nl Winter tra3 alai
ger aorriiu-tit than cwr U-lore, and invites the spe
cial attention of rhe people of Albany and surround
ing country to his mnuiLioth.
FALL
and Ml STOCK!
CONSISTING OF-
dry goods and kotioks,
roots and shoes,
groceries.
Carpets of all kinds.
oilcloths and
lexomums
window shades,
portiers,
lace certain.,
In fact a complete assortment of general merchan
dise, lii fin ire building, including basement, first
and second ;., is crowded full of new goods,
bought diif -r from importers and manufacturers for
.the present tall acd winter trade, which affords a
stock ot iifv and fresh deigns large enough to sup
ply an w; :.!!'. ;i!ni which will be sold as low as first-
class full .i i'l:t '.m!. ran
reiron
Speciallie in Life
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The H.
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cf-rdiih
our m .: :'' u l :
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The best Kren'-h hand sewed
Yen never will wt-jr any othr.
satisfactorv
Gtjiss
-Are rrnw opening fc-r Holiday
Tiush Goods and
Ever l)u:r.-::i,to A.'isny.
Whin full J.T.t tl it win ile
rgrFirtt Strict, Next to K-.vj
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Announcement.
tritely growth ot Allaii)f
t
CLOAKS AND JACKET?,
UNDERWEAR,
KNIT GOODS,
TABLE LINENS,
FINE HOSIERY.
KNITTING YARNS,
ZEPHYRS, SAXONIES,
! FINE AND
I COMMON TTMBRELLAS,
be bought anywhere in
Fine Dress Goods and
the Season.
invited to call and inspect
display roms
K. CORSETS
YOUNG
Perfection of Fit
COM -IH5T& STRENGTH
rrt in the market. Try them ence.
Money refunded if nof found entirely
E). YOUNG,
Sole Ant ib r-AJbanv
Holiday Opening.
& Son
trade nue of ih- rt;i t i,. s,
Arl Supplies;
' :r?i'ict tbiir : is; incu.-t stock.
- i ci.:;:)!cte oi Ki'.-vni)! Holiday
SPKCIAL !VTM'E.
DR. W. C. NEGUS,
Orailuat" -f tiiu Royal College of
Lond-t... ICiiiil.uul, also of thclielle-
vae Meiiical College.
The Dr Ujh sjif:it a lifetime of
atudy and roti:c and makes a spc
oialty of c'ironic diseases, removes
cancers, gei- jfi-iaenlarements.tumors
nd wens, without pain or the knife.
He al-o ma'nei a specialty of treat
ment with electricity. Has prastii td
in the German French and English
hosita'n. Calls promptly attended
day or niht. His motto iR
'(aOD WILL TO ALL."
iHTOtfico and residence Ferry street,
httween Third and Fourth.
Star
.A FUI.I. STOCK OF
Stiip.'e Groceries
Crockery, Glassware,
The best quality of tea, enffots, canities,
duU, f to.
CANDIES, NUTS
FRESH BAKED BREAD EVERY
DAY.
At this old reliubl hous is also to lie
found a complete assortment of fresh family
groceries, to which is constantly beiur added
all the seasonable line of jrroceries and pro
Titions, such aa
Cranberries,
Fine Pickles,
Dried Beef Chipped to order,
Anchovy Mustard,
Candies and Nuts.
Eastern Buckwheat Flour,
Canned Goods of All Kinds,
Bohemian Glassware, Etc,
These Roods were all boutrht hen pritres
were low and the benefit of tbe margin will be
f iren to his customers. Remember the place,
at the old corner on First and Iiroalalbin Ht.
Conrad Meyer.
I H.
UNI 11
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Proprietor of.
Albany Soda Works
And manufacturer f
We arc now prenired te furnisli (lioicc,
frtsh cat.cieH of best grade, consisting of
pure stick, assorted flavors, mixed candies.
ertra French ami chocolate cream , lanrv
mixed, candy tors and a rftnercl ussortMf nt
el tine candies
.IT M JIMLKS.U.E R ICF.TAII.
ifSTOrders irrm counter dealers pronptly at
tvnddl to. Factory n First street.
ALBANY
OREGON
RED CROWN MILLS
IMOI, A CO., lri.
NEW PR0CES6 FLOUR.
(Silverier for Family and Baker's use)
Best Sioraee Facilities,
tfJTHijhest Ma price pai fr wbaatt PS
ALBANY OREGON
The BUYERS' GUIDE ii
issued March and Sept. each
year. It is an encyclopedia
of useful information for all
wh" purchase! the .usuries
or the necessities ot lite. N e
ii clothe you ii furnish you tritk
all the ncce .sary and unnecessary ap
pliances to. ride, walk Hance, ale n.
eat, fish, hunt, work, go to church or
stay at home, and in vauousl sizes,
styles and quantities. Just hure out
what is required to do'all these things
COMFORTABLY, d you can makea
fair estimate of tha value of tht
BUYERS' CUIDP:, which will be
sent uponlreceipt of 10 cents to pay
dostoRe, MONTGOMERY. WARD & CO",
114 Michigan A venu 3 Chicago, 111.
We are permanently located on the
Id Cline homestead j.j mile from
Albany on Corvallis road. We have
n hand a large stock of
Choice Emit, Trees
of our own growing, which we wil
sell at lowest liFtng rates.
PartieB contemplating planting
trees will consult their interests by
examining our stock and prices before
purchasing.
HVIIAN Ot IJROWNKLL,
Albany, Oregon.
PATENTS
Caveats and Fradc marks obtained.
and all patent business conducted for
moderate fees. Our oflice im opposite
1'. S. Patent OHiccand we can rcrure
pi'tent in timen.idat f?s cost
tlian those lciimtf from Washington.
SSentl inoclf-1 ilrawiiiLr. or ulioto.with
ki'fcription. U'c advise, if jiattntalile
:r r.ot. free of i liare. (Mir f e not
vim- till pa!, -n: i- secured.
A little 1 i.. -ili.wto Obtain Tat-
is.' with i..u:n s of a'jtual elu !its, in
;.n:r state, eu'iv.lv or town M t.t free.
Aildrcs
Opjiositu lT. S- Patent U:L'tf Va-liin-t(in,l)
mm
mm
Choice
AmnflTiniiAi
UUlllUtllUHUl.
iiity Nurseries
Absolutely Pure.
This pow tier never varies. A marvel
ol iui-i.'y.stre!ii:tli and wholesonitnes?.
More -eoiioniieal than the ordinal-)
kind:,. -tmJ cannot be sold in eornpetl.
eionv. i;.l iiiullitude of low test, abort
weiL'lit a'.uii' oi nhosnli.itp imivders
Sold only in i-ma, Kotai. Bakin' 'ow-
dek Co, vm; y.'uv -t.. sT. r.
I.i'wrs M. JuiiNMiN' i: t'o., Agent-,
Portland, Oregon.
rilTSUIAK
lir H. DAV1.S, It. I'. PliYSlCIAN AND
1? sii.om. Can -e frui:d at bis oflice
room ii. S,n.limiV Mock, I irft street. Albany
Oregon-
G,
W. IIASTON. liVIll
xeon, Alliany, ifrct'on
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II. ELMS, 1'IiYStCIAN AND SURr
e,in, Albai y Oregon.
ri C. KKLLV, PHYSICIAN AND 5UR.
J. acow Allany, 'irecon. ofHce in (Pierce's
new bioclt. Ulhi e.lH-urs, from 8 A. M. to 4
r. u.
A.
J. UOSSI'IFI!, VK'iKlilNARY SCR
Keon, vra!nate f f Ontario veterinary
college and mcniiifr rf the '.Hitano vetenn
ary medical society, is prepared to treat the
diseases of all dniiicstic.ted animals on
scientific principle, tiiliec at Ana Marshall's
livery Ktnlilc. HcmiIciicc 4ih fid Calajiooia
streets, Albany, Oregon.
tl. 1. W. HTAKIt, PHYSICIAN AND
lJ Snritcon, lafc of lirownsvilie. Or, Office
in the Strahun-Pcaree MkIj upstairs in the
rear rooms on the nir.in hall. Cai s promptly
altcnilca to in eity or couritjy.
TlU. K KOJ.DKWAY, VETERINARY SCR.
i f peon, Alhany, Oregon --Graduate f (ierj
man an, I Aincriecn collctres.
1 R. E. A. HcALISTFR IIOMIOPATUIC MI
J aician and surgeon lias removed his
ollice into Crawford's Mock. All oallB prompt
ly a. tended to.
TRSO. A. WHITNEY, PHYSICIAN AND
1 snrcon. Graduate uf Uellevue Hospi
tal Medical College, New York City. Dif eases
of women a ppccialtr, Oflice in Froman's
brick, Albany Oregon.
TVT OTICK IS IIEREBY7GIVEN T'dAT PRO
JL" perty owners are required by ordinanoe
to out down ami removoall thistles and u
noxious weeds prrowintr upon their pTcniise"
and upon the street adjoining thereto, within
the city limits of Albanv. Thoic failinr to
do s will ' e liable 10 a fine of (b,
15 v order of the eity iriairhal,
J,N. HOFfMAN
Ai.kast, Jt-KB 28, 1SSS,
H
EWE UT. PRACTICAL WATCHUAKE
, and jeweler, Albany, Oregon,
4THMCXK1S.
I. . X. Hl.A' 'KHI'hN. a. w. K RiunT.
1LACKI5l"KX. k WRICIiTAriXiRNEYAT
) Law. Albany. Oregon, office in Odd
bi llow's Temple. A'ill jnactii e in all courts
oftheKtate, antique fpecal attention to all
business.
ll7oLYEKTON C'ilAKI ES k7 AtTOKNEY
l at Law, Albany, Or. -Office in rooms 13
and 14, Pouter's lilock, over L. E. Xllain's
stor i
T K. WKATHOKKOKD, ATTORNEY AT
tj . law, Albany, Oregon. Office in Odd
Kcliow's Temple. Will pract in all the
court of thestate, and five special attention
to all btiHincHS.
l.ii ml Surveyinx.
IJARTIK8 DKSIR1N0 SI'KVmxe POM Ci!
. tain accurate and prompt work by callinr
upon ex-county surveyoi r. T. T. Fisher. He
hasiomplcte copies of ricld notes and town
ship plats, and is prepare I to do surveying in
eny art of Linn county. Postoflice address,
Millers Station, Linn cou lty, Oregon.
Ci B. WINN, AGENT FOR THE LEAD
J ing fire, life and. accident inbiirance cn
panies. For Kent,
JiURNISnEB ROOMS TO RiNT.
City Restaurant.
AT THE
JBraln Tllejfor hale.
A GOOD SUPPLY OF FIRST CLASS
drain tile for talc at tbe Esge brick
and cile factory East of Albany near Knox
Butte. Call at the factory or address Propts
& Auston, Albany Oregon.
WANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
bousewerk. Apply at the ooi ner of Mh
and Railroad streets.
Delmonico Restaurant,
t'OXKR FIRST AND ELLSWORTH STS.
The undersigned having purchased
thp f.ld Herman Restaurant stand has
opened under the above name & first
class restanrant. We are prepared to
furnish meals for parties or dances cn
short notice. Oystera Berved in every
Ht.vle. eastern or coast: all kinds of
fish knowp in the marketl Employ
only first-class help and waiting will
will be prompt and courteous. Reg
ular meals 25 eta. Coffee of first
class quality and a cup of coffee and
cake at from 5 to 10 cts. I am well
known in? this citv and request the
citizens to give roe a call.
SAM UUUTS, Proprietor.
Important Notice.
I HAVE RETURN FD FROM THE fitof
I paid all rrlv men on the I9th. A
person holding any of my time checks
iiUncd xrncnnt f 1 .-Til i A Tll H I HIT OffiCC 111 '
Tweedale blm k for payment. We have pj. j
t x of moiiev here. J. S. ANTONELLK,
. . . .. . ... -ii i
tioncral tiituracror ni nrni .iuuiucih; m
Men Wanted.
mo woi'K on Tin; okujd.n i-a i
X rai'roid. Apply at ont to tairrai
M'lii'cii h.
Fiiie"CsLiTOs"for Sale.
1-oi! SALK-TWO VEA';I.1X: I'.'
J 1 ml tiii't .me Horn
ii K:t ;.. :: :'.! J Will ! j. .
-..I . . i.. " l'ANIi;i. l.'i l VK. ;
"'leiniit Ivlivii ;
OVER THE WIRES.
Cordless
Will Promote the Beet
Sugar Industry.
KliNEKAl. .IKI'F DAVIS.
Anfircbiats in Brazil -A Woman Maidtred
ly Her Neighbor for Mocfy-Botes
fre the State CapPal .
The IIkrald'h Special Dispatches.
Washixuton, Dec. i). Hender
son, in the senate to-day, offered a
preamble and resolution, which
was agreed to, instructing the com
mittee on agriculture to report on
the subject of the production of
suyar from beets abroad and in the
United States, and what legisla
tion, if any, is necessary, and de
sirable to promote and accelera e
the industry in this country. The
senate then pro. ded to consider
the executive business, and at 2:10
adjourned till to-morrow.
JEFF 1AVIS' FUNERAL.
Great Preparations for the Obse
qnies (ib YVarinesday.
Nkw Orleans, Dec. 9. The city
is filling with strangers this morn
ing and trains are bringing in vet
erans from most of the Southern
states. The display during the ob
sequies will be the most imposing
ever seen in the South. Military
companies from- Mississippi, Ala
bama, Tennessee and Georgia will
be represented. Guards are still
on duty at the city hall.
By actual count 4000 persons
viewed the body between 10 and 11
o'clock this morning. Fully G000
persons viewed the remains Sun
day. The work of decorating public
and private buildings goes ob and
by Wednesday almost the entire
city will be in mourning dress. All
the places of amusement, business
houses, banks, etc., will be closed
on Wednesday. The funeral will
take place at noon. Every organi
zation in the city will participate.
The ceremonies have been ar
ranged to take place from the bal
cony of the municipal building, so
that the public may witness tbe
entire ceremony from Lafayette
square.
A WOMAN STABBED.
Her Neighbor Murdered Her for
Her Money.
Cincinnati, lec. !. Bridget
Bynnes, aged 70, an unmarried
woman, with some property, was
stabbed to death last night. Be
fore dving she '.tated tiiat John
.Smith, her near neighbor, com
mitted the deed. Smith was ar
lested. The murder was fur the
purpose of robbery.
Supreme Court '.
.S.m.em, Or., Dec. !. In the su
preme court to-day the following
cascs were uisposeo: oi : .Jonn
Cost, app., vs. Lassand & Lucifer,
res p., appeal from Multnomah,
judgment of the lower court con
firmed ; opinion by Lord, J.
Levy Anderson, app., vs. S. J.
McCormick et al., resp., appeal
from Multnomah, judgment of low
er court modified, qncstion of costs
reversed; opinion by Strahan, J.
Patterson resp. vs. Hayden app.,
motion to dismiss appeal argued
and submitted.
State ol Oregon resp. vs. E. A.
Jones app., appeal from Multno
mah count, argued and submitted.
A Diguifletl .Sentinaaat.
Washington, Dec. 0. In his
prayer this morning the ebuplain
referred to the death of Jeff Davis,
and quoted Lincoln's words:
"With malice toward none; with
charity for all."
A Harderoua Italiaa-
Komk, Dec. 9. This Morning
James Gilson, aged about '1? years,
was shot and killed by (an Italian
named Cheebos. Gilson was
drunk, and raised a disturbance in
the neighborhood of Cheebos'
house.
Epidemic In London.
London, Dec. 9. An eminent
physician reports that the influenza
wh"i"h has been quite general in St.
Petersburg for some days has ap
peared in London. Twc cases are
under treatment.
I'arnell III.
London, Dec. 9. Parnell :s ill.
lie will not speak at Nottingham
to-morrow.
ENGLISH COMMENT.
How the Lanln Papers Estimate
the Dead Seatberaer.
Lcndox, Dec, 9. All the papers
have commented on Jefferson Dcvid.
St. James Gazette doubts
i ' ether Davis will take a hitorial
ition as one of the world s great
VaWeen Davis and some of his famous
mrmporaries. and especially com
- --d Lincoln's unique personality
deepl j cherished memory with
bsence of enthusiasm for Davis,
e News says that the splendid
.flncy of the great popuhr govern-
u the cass of Davis has been
ed bv the results. Davis psss- h
.. .M : ' i ... '1
p tiiti i;;'i ili jpuat; w.i? luii'i hs
i.l-ucc of tl:- :i'j?huf i'v
ic lVdeiat svte::i,
iic 'iillR-s. Sl:ln!r,l r.S
fhctt.rv-:! tiaj-pii)-'?. i.'.,vis' .iii.-y
waa s mpi'tb :atiio "i It ;g. iii? or
dinal vi-je was !:u!:r.. i.iiir
carter was hardly worthy of him.
bile he was a conspicuous example
of clemency, he cllom had a ocd
w - rd for the North.
The Standard ays: Davis' natural
reserve and pride mere little illumined
bysyinpathy or humor. Hence, w hilt
he niiibt i ccupy a prominent place in
history, he will not be accorded the
direction that friend and foe alike be
btow upon Lincoln, Lee, Jackson and
(J rant.
ANOTHEU 1UU SCHEME.
A Company to Insure the Fayiiient
of Hallway Mortgages.
iir.w York, Dec. 8 It is under
stood that English capitalists intend
forming a company here with a capi
tal t.f $100,000,000. One of its oh-
ject, and iho chief one is to provide
credit lor new American railway pro
jects after carefully inspecting their
reliability. It will, in fact, assume
relations to new railway enterprise
jufct as a conservative life insurance
company afesume relations to a man
seeking insurance. The company will
be technically known as "The finan
ciering Company." Acting along
liues long recognized in the English
financial world, it will be an insur
ance company, and its risks be rail
way mortgages. It will be a guaranty
company, and will indorse railway
credit.
. It is estimated that a backing cf
$100,000,000 of safely invested capital
will be sufficient to warrant tbe
Financiering Company in underwrit.
ing or insuring interest payments
upon bonded indebtedness of many
times that tremendous sum. Some
idea of how influential so much con
tracted capital may be can be had
from consideration of the fact that the
combined capital of all the New York
great trust companies approximate
only about $25,000,000, or one-quarter
of the capitalization of this new cor
poration. BRAZILIAN AFFAIItS.
Nearly AH of the High Officers in
Army are Anarchists.
London, Dec. 9. It is stated
that a greater portion of the higher
officers of the Brazilian army are
anarchists, and that they joined
the republican minority in the re
cent outbreak in Brazil urder tbe
oeiiet mat tne demonstration was
to be merely against the ministers,
and not against the empire. They
onlv became aware of the true
facts when they had gone too far
to retrace their steps. When the
revolution started thousauds of the
students armed themselves with
revolvers, rifles and swords and
threatened to kill the emiieror and
family. Boats manned hv students
trti tolled the harbor, it being their
intention to intercept the emperor
while he was embarking and tlo
him injury.
liOl l.ANfiKK COM IXC
The Fugitive Frenchman to Lecture
ia TIiIk Country
New Yokk, Dec. 8. Manager (Jil-
j ,ore of the Academy af Musio to-day
received a cable message from his
agent in London stating that the lat
ter had secured General Boulauger
for a series of lectures m this country,
commencing at the Academy of Music.
The date of the General's arrival is
not yet known. It has a'so been
stated that Boulanger is to lecture in
London, but this Gihnorc says he
cannot state positively.
Cn:il I1T TIIKEAI).
The Sincnlar N'earalcia Keincily of
a Southern Chief.
Macon iia.) Telegraph.
If there is any a in Macon who
had lit.le faith in herdogs aid
charms n few weeks ago that pereen
was Chief Kenan. But at last all
unbelievers arc brought around,
aid it appears this was the case
will) tho doughty chief. Some
days ngo be vas suffering censider
able with neuralgia. After trying
every remedy under tbe sun he at
last cane upon a friend wbe had a
receipt.. which hu was not caring
particularly to reveal to the chief,
but,, seeing, the - official . in deep
trouble lie finally consented to
abply tbe remedy. Securing a
spool of black silk thread, be cut
ff fcveral bits. One he tied around
the neck of the chief, an ether
aronud bis waist, another dew the
back connecting the cne from the
neck with that around tbe waist
and a f culh down his breast, con
necting in the same way the two
bands. This completed the eutfit.
when the operation was dished,
the chief, with aa incredulous
smile, asked what came next. "Ob,
ycu will talk different in a fow
minutes," replied the friend, with a
shake of the head. In a minute
the official felt a strange sensatien
in tbe face, and within five minutes
the pain had left him. To say that
he was amazed would be putting it
mildly. He has already given the
cure to a dozen sufferers and now
he is at work solving the preblem
of how he was cured. As yet he
has found no ene whocan give the
cause for It.
Astoria.
Lots in the north addition to As
toria; price !f-o each on the install
ment plan, or a discount for cash.
These lo'.s aru selling rapidly in
j Port 1 ami and other cities. 1 am
! authorized to sell h'rt a few Weeks,
land it will pay yon to call early I
an l yet your choice. K. i. lieards-!
i iev. Ileal Kstate Agent, Pioadalbin j
slice!, Albany.
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Notes and Comement From tke
National Capital.
SI'EAKKi: RKEII'S WUKK.
The Kcw CEi t t" the Etute-Pt-htical
Gotaip Corctruir-g CfEtrefsien Matters
rtsidcak Ilirr.fcii't Policy.
Special Corrci-))f,: -.ence. 1
Washisgtok, Dec. 2. "Mr.
Speaker" is now the proper title to
use in speaking to the big and brainy
Representative from Maine. Mr.
Keed was nominated for Speaker of
the House on the second ballot of the
republican caucus, just as your cor
respondent predicted, the vote being
Keed SG; McKinley ou; Cannon, 19;
Burrows, 15; Henderson, 9. On mo
tion of Representative McKinley tbe
nomination was at once made unani
mous. It it no disparagement of the
other candidates all excellent gentle
men, and good republicans to say
that the election of Mr. Keed gives
more general satisfaction in tbe party
than wonld that ef any ot the ether
candidates. There are several reasons
why this is se, the principal of which
is Mr. Reed's stalwart combativeness
in favor of what he believe to be
right. This quality was considered
to be a political necessary in the man
who is to pieside over the present
House which contains elements that
make it certain to be turbulent and
hard to control. With Mr. Reed in
the chair the republicans have no
fears that over-consideration for the
feelings of the democrats will have
any influence in deciding the thous
ands of knotty questions that are cer
tain to come up from time to time.
In short, the situation demanded a
fighter on who knows how and
dees net fear te bit out straight from
the shoulder when the occasion calls
for it, and Tom Keed fills the bill.
That Mr. Keed will make a successful
Speaker and that he will add to his
already great reputation as a states
man, your correspondent does not
doubt.
The other, officers of the House are
equally satisfactory tu republicans.
Hon. Edward Mcl'herson, of Penn
sylvania, the new clerk, needs ut in
troduction to the - republicans of the
country; he has been clerk of every
republican House since he was himself
an honored member ot that body, and
his long and faithful service as (Secre
tary of the republican Congressional
committee made it eminently lit and
proper that this or any other position
that he might, have desired should
have been gladly given him. Hon.
"A. -I. Holmes, ex-Representative from
Iowa, is the new Sergear.t-at-arms,
and a good olio he wil! make. Charles
W. Adams, of Maryland, doorkeeper;
J. A. Wheat, of Wisconsin, postmas
ter, and Kef. C. P. Ramsdcll, of the
District of Columbia, chaplain ; com
pletes the list of new House otiicia'-.
The Prcsideut's first message to
Congress was carefully and attentively
listened to in the Senate and House
to-day. It is a document that Presi
dent Harrison has every riht to feel
proud of and it was enthusiast ically
received by tbe republicans in and
out of Congress. Even the democrats,
that is, the more conservative among
them, agreed that it will compare
favorably as a state paper with those
of th 5 ablest of his predecessors. No
person familiar with tbe record and
public utterances of the President ex
pected that his message wonld be
uthtr than it is a strong, scholarly
and statesmanlike presentation uf the
policy of the republican party. No
stronger argument in tavor tit republi
can control of this country has ever
been written thau this first annual
message of Benjamin Harrison, and
all tktt remains necessary to make rer
publican victory ia IS92 a certainty,
is that Congress shall intelligently
carry out its recommendations.
DInriuSnc an l iirro For.
"This was sometime a paiadox," as
Hamlet says. Since, however, the
people cf America and other ?ah4
have been enabled to pit Ilostetterw
Stomach. Bitters against that unseea
fee, malaria, it is no longer a paradox,
but an easy possibility. Whatever
malaria, .evolves its misty venom fea
joison the air, and decaying unwhole
some vecretation impresnater the
water, there, in the very stronghold
f miasma, is the auxiliary -otcnt to
disarm the foe and assure efEcient
protection. Fever and ague, billon
remittent, dumb ague and ague cake.
no matter huw tenaciously they have
fasienef their clutch on the system.
are first forced to relax their irrasn
nd eventually to abandon it alto.
aether. But it i preventive force
that should chiefly recommend the
Bitters to persons dwellinrr in malaria.
cursed localities, for it is a certain
buckler of defence against which the
enemy ,s poweileps. Cures, likewise,
dyspepsia, rheumatism, kidney and
billions ailments.
FAIR SALI ADDITION.
Burkhart h. Ifalin offer iV,rool
108 city lots in this beautif n addi
tion, which, has just been plaited.
This additien in Ritunfo.i m tha.
east of the city, and adjoining Abe
iiacitieman s land, and is tho
closest addition to the city that is
ow ottered tor sale. These lota
will now brf 6old for $75 and corner
lets 1100 each Until .lammrtr let
after which time all lots remain
ing will be raised to $150 each.
These lots will be sold on easy
terms, and the first that call to sec
them will get the choice of all.
Forfmillcr it Irving have just
opened u new line cf ortiers, table
2ovrs, towel ring?, stair Jnai's
:uiu u( VC l cs in uirri:! nrr
and
!iju-'-lini.--!i;n".
Call and
store in
t!
sec
the
cir eicant no;
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