TTTB frfOftftifrftf HERALD: SATURDAY, SCTTFTftflVElt 6, 1890.
MoniiniiftaUgScratt
OX 8 A LB.
The Daily Heri.i will be on
ale each morning a tl. J. Jones'
book store, where it i n be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
4OTTIHO8 ABO. TOWN.
Canea at French's
New iroods at Real V
Silver headed can- at F. M.
J rench'a.
The latest in canes at the corner
jewelry Htore.
Gold headed canes at the corner
jewelry store.
The city conn--'.- nee in special
session to-night.
See those untlreodc ' k.d gloves
at W. F. Read's.
R. F. Ashby came up from
Portland last evening.
Ladies fast black cor-ets and un
derwear at E. C. Searls.
All the latest in cloaks and
jackets at W. F. Read's.
Just received a new stork of Y.
S. F. hosiery at W. F. Read's.
G. L. Blackmail and wife re
turned from Portland last night.
Misses Lee Prat her and Kva
Cowan returned home yesterday.
Fine line of neckties in the latest
styles just receive at E. O. Searls.
.fas. F. Powell & Co. have just
received a Urge lot of fresh fruit.
A very pleasant social dance
was given at the armory last
evening.
Over a 1000 different patterns
of dress go ds to choose from at
V. F. Read's.
Mr. Will Busey and Miss Flor
ence Busey, of Harrisburg were
in the city yesterdav.
A very large assortment of
furnishing goods and neck wear
were just receivd at W. F.
Read's.
For rent, a building suitable for
small business r a dressmaker, on
First street. Inquire of E. L.
Thompson.'
Don't irritate your lungs with a
stubl orn cough when a pleasant
and effective remedy mav te found
in Dr. J. II. McLean's Tar Wine
Lung Balm !
W. J Steele, brother, of our
Mwnsm-o S N. Steele, has re- ;
ceeujf turivi-u uuui ivaiieit-), an
intends making his home in M
hany if business opportunities
offer.
E. S. Barrows the genial agent
of the Northwestern Life, has
been a resident of our city for a
month and thinks he will stay in
the city some time yet, being well
j kiiH with it.
Ladils who experience a sense
of Weakness and sometimes laim
ness of the back should use Dr. J.
il. McLean's Strengthening Cor
dial and Blood Purilier, it w ill sup
ply the much needed strength and
overcome all weakening irregulari
ties. Hopkms Bros, have set aside an
elegant nickel plated stove which
they propose to give to their cus
tomers. By trading a certain
amount yon get a. ticket in He.
drawing and the lucky icket
holder draws the store. Ho and
see them, and learn the par
ttcula The census enumeration in both
Salem and Portland is eing
pushed rapidly to completion and
will show an increase to warrant
the recount. The balance of the
state is largely interested iu seeing
a full count for these places ami
that the enumeration shall be
complete.
Kate McGee, supposed to be in
pane, has been locked up in the
city prison at Ssn Francisco t"
await examination. She threat
ens to kill Alexander Lynott, a
hack man, who claims to be en
tirely ignorant of the cause of the
woman's animosity.
The dispatches tell about how
Itev. Henry joiuiu;er, 01 r.asi ;
Portland, formerly of Altaiy, had I
a recent novel exerience at Itetb-'
leheni, Penn., otiiciating at the
marriage of his own mother, for
which purpose he went overland
from Oretton. His mother wedded
another clergyman.
A tramp was arrested in New
Haven recently who had bank
books in his possession showing
-$4,400 to his credit. Kvery Imi.x
car in the country .till soon U
covered with figures where less
thrifty "hoboes" have estimated
the numlier oi times 'he "xrowler
could have nee rushed" on that
amount.
Prof. (?) McKanlass. the colored
minstrel pretty well known here,
recently eloped with a white Col
fax girl, and when caught was
living at a hotel with her. lie
was arrested for adultery, but tin
evidence was not strong enough
and he skipjied. The girl is at
home madder'n a wet hen.
A swindler representing himself
t be a traveler for a Portland o!
house, is selling at good prices ki- j
cased Sana w tncli he talsely re-re
sents will clarify oiland absolu.'ely
preveni lamp explosions. Ash-
land, Condon. Fossil and other
places, have been "done up" bv ;
this bilk with his very ancient ;
fake. '
The Salem Capital Journal st-, s :
Halsey is booming. It now has
snout four hundred inhabitants,
and thinks it does as much tmsi-:
ness as any other little town of its
eize in the valley. Has no saloon-'
and is as pleasant a town as tht
country can boast of. Has two
larve ware-houses with immense t
cleaning capacities.
The following is offered by om
of our exchanges as a sample oi
autumn poetry: "We sit in our
den at midnight, w hen the clock
was ticking away, and we think O'
the cash subscrilier, who has w an
dered in to-day. We con o'er all
the o-.iod thines that two dollars
-will boy, and the joy
which the '
'bought brings to us gushes iorlk
from pale bin e eve --,)W
often, 1
g
mg it
t tliis
on: now on -. ,i
moving p is ; wt. wo,i J
minting ,ni,i . it ,i,
ri m
ineas would last. I ".lit
a. .. or lenrt I warv, l.kewie
ol,r l,a-' bine ev-s, for 'a U a d .
i:ir w .twi-cn me:d.. ..nit'- l.i
us i
j;iai surprise. let we sit
our JHat niidn'gel, and -iraieh
wit a a stubby pen, and aloig for
thj eash siibcriher to wand-r in
U'ain, and we think, m.iyhup.
yome debmpient may want to wit
....!. -.1 . ...
ness f ir smile, ai.u may iiapoen in
to-morrow ami ewell our littie pre.
Buy your rickets to the e ist via
the Canadian Pacific raiboad, the
'est railway service in existence i
from to $10 -heaier than auv
other traiist-outineiit tl line. The
tinest scenery in the world is along
the Canadian Pacifier dlroad. Re
inemlier you can save $5 mi a set -ond-cluss
ticket and lo on a first
rl.iss ticket ly mm-haii'!-: your
tickets over this line. For map-.
nd tickets, etc., call on lJurkh irt
Ac Malin. oltiee opMsite tle First
National bank, Al.uny, Or.
The Albany W. C. T. I'. k:n-l!v
invite ladies or gentlemen, wh
may feel so disposed, torontnotite
any saleable art cits, either useful
or ornamental, to be sold at their
i-oniim- fair. If donations of money
can be more conveniently given
they will be also thankfully ac
cepted. The ladies are makim
great efforts to raise a sufficient
sum of money to cover tne remain
ing imlebteilness on the hall, the
amount beins; $:tJ.
Mrs. M. .1. Tovn.m:m.
Chairman (ieueral Committee
f Arrangement.
Mas. S. A. Mc Alistkr.
Secretary.
1NCIDEST3 AND ACCIDENTS-
The report received iu Pendle
ton ttiat John Bowma-a hud latn
found at his cabiu in the moun
tains in a precarious condition
with a wound in his bead, was
continued. L. S. Uoodshy, his
sheep herder, was afterwards -lrehended
for the deed and hel i
to answer before the grand jurv.
It apears that the two men w re
quarreling over some trivial mat
ter, and Uoodsby stiuck Bov. man
over the head wilt club. 1U- tlitm
lied without ascertaining how
much damage he had Uone, but
afterwards went into Pendleton to
.Mi u liintui.ll .. 1 1 .
Crested.
Ju-ltte W. W. Jacobs, a. native of
Virginia, and .Mrs. N. A. liees, an
Oregon pioneer and one oi the
Whitman survivors, were united
in mari i.e iu Athena, I mat ilia
county.
A curious sviit in spoken of in
he lolloping -. "It is said a Mil
ton ch'Zeu i down fer the puipose
of b ingrag suit ag.ius J. P..
M.ihau i, -.u the - lunge of niisap-propr-
vlmg the to nsite -i Milton.
M iti n i r pre--ts Milt n ns .
iree water su -urb in ds oiap of 'a
Lel within- a wh tl," and :1c
Mdljii citi. -n ti 'tiks th's is y.and
larceny under the staiuti- 'nade
and provided," etc. If the pi'i.
i'tl gams that sud it uid be a c e
of poetic justice with a vengeance .
The ehierly tenia e. w ho goes w -'ter
the luiine of J.j-tice. on Id
tear oil' ih- blind fli :rom tier
isual oiifins i.i p.-riccl i. jtoi
ment. hakesjeHre coul i he
adopted as a standard law bo jk
t hereat tei .
A peculiar accident, took p!ac
m the railroad near Seattle re
cently. In grading streets a con
tractor bad loaded down the six
inch man of the Spiin Hill
Water Company with fio inucii
di t that ii bur.t the pipe all 1
lliMxled the railroad track on the
Northern Pacitia, covering it wi h
dirt so that trams were delayed
several hours.
Ttie liraiil's Pass Com ier av.-
tb- Re- ! VI. stair, who
w- l - j . - t o.i. iiig the. cordefeni e;
by the back seat of a carriage, in
which he was sitting, giving w.iy,
was carried on a siretclo-r to the
rail ro el on last Satiirdav evenju"
ani mence starteil lo l is inline in
the Willamette. Mr. Starr is i,e
am .n tii
be oid time or eat h-rs in
Oregon, w here he has labored f l
forty years. Friends all over tin
state regret the acciilet.t -.til i bo, e
ior his recovery.
Coper from the mines in the
south part of the county has le
Kun to aJrive by the wagon load.
This w ill be shiped t-j Sati Fran
isco for a practical mill test.
After 100 tons o- s have been
practically te-ted. ii re-ults are
satisfactory, the owners of the
mines will commence extensive
opeiations. 'rant's i'ass Cornier.
I nprtuilel ICogueo.
A party of hor-e traders hav
bi en attempting to play swuidliu-.-games
in Portland by trying to
get extra trades out of horse own
ers by throwing acid upon the
horses, causing them to kick, thus
making the owners think they
were unmanageable and ge', g-xd
trades out of them. The rogues
did uot succeefl.
C4l Kuri;lr.
An exceetlingly lold gent of the
thieving class entered fin- resi
dence of W. T. Shanaban in 1 rt
land yesterday aftei ii.mhi, and
coolly, arrayed himself in new
suit of clothing, leaving h5s old
suit on the tbxr. He took with
him several other suits, and a
piantity of jewelry . making- good
his escape.
To the Itiivrr tit Sli...
We are offering Home rre b:c
gams in men's and ladies shoe.
We sell you the same. hoe thm
I other houses show you made h-
the same man u facto rer -in short
! they are the samegoois for much
' leas money. Call and see ou
' prices we guarantee to save from
; 21) to 50 per cent on each pair of
sloes purchased. These ifood.
t are new and tirst class in ever
j particular. A. B. Mcli w ain
Elegant Lotion renders the skin
soit and beautiful
00a COLLEGE.
Ij Firs'. C a-s Order For tb.i
f'onr b Opening.
v l.-.w ,Mr the
'rounds) nl)(j
l.tiil'iinirs (,' the Alhinv Col If .ri-ii..
i I'sft'.ute, snos thnt our (Xociih.r
iistitulioti of learning, o1' which
-very ci'ien of Albany in proud,
has been p;.i .uexcellent Condition
.'iid many new improve-?, .nts add-
d. The chapel iw has been
j .iruisiied w ith ti.e vei y la'et im
proved seat-iud fnrii'trne tlnotigh
ut, and will be the u ,ain school
iooiii oil" from wMeh two auip'e
recitation
rooms vKj i. als fur-
mhed with th" best furnitup- and
appliances. V.elow will he the
reparaU.ry department, and cmii-
oercial di.-r.art mr n u to all of u hich
he liest and latest imjnoved fur
nture has been a ided, and also a
-ocie'y loom.
lathe nar of the building are
lie nip!t-aud wi II arranged rooms
or gymnasiums, onf for each sex
and separated by ttie wood shed
si tbi-y are entirely distinct
Sewer and water pipe ici. tloe
!ave been addcit so that the
grourds nre thoroughly weli ibain
.d ill.. I -; ryih'ni.r put in tne ' e-t
-iauitaiy con. !1 ion. possible. The
atn;-t improvcti ;ip:liances in that
ii'oetion .treto be :idded.
The imnrovf mcnts: have been
iub at --reat. cost an 3 the trustees
and f c;'jty deserve grea' praise
Mr iiic vliiciont maoaj-em'.-nt.
Vh.-, t'!uc:a-rs will all I e here
ti .t;eV, readv t'..r opt nil g n
next Weuaesdav.
THE MINING INTERESTS.
I, inn county mining interests
are constantly enlarging, and that
blanch ot .nd.vi.-tiy is bound to ee
one of the leading factors in the
lutup; devclopmeiit of the county.
The foiloj'iiig mining claims
iave bi-.-n recorded durini; this
j mouth :
.i. I'laJiklin ."speige, the I on--itictor.
situate on Bald mouut"'n.
3. Marion Burgess, iet-in-and-Uig,
P.a.d mounUim.
. II.. II. Hewitt, Bona Fortina,
itald uiotintaiu.
A. (i:o. W. Hunt, Mail Agent,
liald mountain.
3. G. P. Bargvr, Oh, the Devil,
Bald moiiiitain.
J. T. Kovand, West Ward,
B-ibi mountain.
3. W. .1 Kyan, Mayflower,
Baid mountain. 9
I. Felix and Frank Barger, mid
11:11. I'dd mountain.
3. James M. IVarce, Hard
Scrabble, Bald mountain.
3. David Pearce, the Succor,
Bald mountain.
3. II. W. White, tlie Common
I.o.;v, Bald mountain.
3. A. Halv-.rsen, "Sun Flower,
At nistf icf, suntiam. mile east
ol Albany mines.
A. Ilalvorsen, Potnto J'atch, :
d'-sfii' t, Sautiam phicer mine.
Street C'.-irn for Snleiu.
The Oreg uiian says; The Oregon
.'.and Company yesterday sent five
!;ioise curs up to Salem to he run
oetween that city and the fair
gi'ut'nds during iair time. The
company have lxjhght the street
ar system in SaU-.ni, coiuoiisin.
-even miles of road, iiiid as tiiu
-"oiitln-rn Pacific: t'.ompany has an
noii'.ced that it will not run trains
toiii Salem to the fair loiiuds
duri'ig the iwsdng iair, the street
railway niusi. prepare to accom
modate t'.ie travel. The live cars
were procured from the Multno
mah Street Railway Coni any, mid
were hauled down Washington to
Fi i.-t street ut an early hour yes-t-rday
morning. They were t!ien
transferred to the First street
track -ind run dow n to the termi
nal --rounds, and up tails, placed
tor that purpose on to Southern
Pacific cars and taken to S-aleiu.
The old faunljai civ of "all ;il .ard
tor the fairgrounds," will be heard j
as u-ual on the streets of Saiciu '
tins jear.
GRAIN SACK QOxISTroN.
In the matter ot" grain sack and
the tariff measures. Senator
ditchell has :i trod need two
ameudmetiis co the promised bill, ,
w hich l ar directly upon the I
ipiestion. liiey are us fallows:
Providei 1. That on all imported;
bas for grain made of burlaps,!
ami ex ported from the Lulled i
States to uny foreign country tilled
with gram, there sh;dl beullowed, i
in. del sucii iei-ulatioiis as the
.-ecrciary ..i i:.e irea-ury mav
prccr. ,e, a euate ot duty ,-p.al
to .be amount ol duties raid up .n
such imported grain bags; l'ro-'
vided, however, I hat there shall:
.. . e , . -I'
be no relu.te on any such bags as
may be re-imported dmy free,
which right to re-import such bags
free shad remain as iindervxisiing
law .
Provided, That on burlaps of
jute, not exceeding forty-lKe
iii. hes in width nor twelve ounces
to ti e yar I. suletaiiiiallv of the
kind and ipiadty heretofore im
!orted at the Pacific port- of the
United States for manufacture in
to hays lor tin- export of wheat,
' a ley, and oats, tin re shall be
allowed, under such regulations
as t.ne -secretary ol Ihe Trea-ury
uay pres.:ri:ie, a rebate of duty
equal to the amount of duties paid
upon such burlaps ar mav be
actually manufactured, withi i the
I i. lied Males, into Dags not ex
ceedinj! the dimensions of thirty
s.x by twenty-two inches.
'l',.ln- Kl'i l' -hioii to to NrwMi l. ' ,
.... . . ; Thomas Brink has just received
Ihe tram" will leave southern thg fniest 8tock o- u,,l10lstt.red
Pactlic side track at 2 h. m., lo-day , evt.,. roUKht tx this citv.
arriving in New port at . .30 e. i., j u wjl, d() j to t.aU anil Hee
letunmig ro-morrow leave a-; ,,j dlJ .vt.n ,f yol, do not buy.
puna o:4. r. m . , arrivit g in Al- B l
bans '.i;ii.i. The weatner at the: If you fe-:! unable to do you
bay is line and you cannot miss it j-uork, and have that tired feeling
if you bring your family or your . j,ake j. J. H. McLean's Sarsapar
best girl and participate in the 1 ji . ,t make you bright, active
last p. pular excursion of this sea-1 an,i vigorous.
son. Only $2 ior round trip.
Plenty of accom inflations at the 1 I sell only the most reliable
hotels. The Corvallis nrass iiand make of shoes and guarantee every
will accompany the excursion and ! paii as represented. E. C. Searls.
will give a ball Saturday evening j
in .New port. ' j Use elegant lotion for tan.
C0UMT C0DB.T.
The assessor was allowed one
m nth further time in the matter1
of the tax levy fo-- 1S!H); continued j
.1 D MoiitaL'iie, aid Mjor.$ 15 00
0 P Coshow " " 10 (XI
i CCoolev " " i 00
ilamilton X-Andrews " 10 00
1 it-ad wold " " 15 00
T.lWil " " 12 00
lidies Aid -ociety 10 00
i F Crawford, aid -oor . . 8 00
Albany Klectric Liiibt Co.. 27 50
: ieo (' (.'. ile v, fees 2 01)
W B Smith, fees 2 00
Luther White, fees 2 00
D K N Biackburn, salary. 100 00
B W Cooer, fees. 8 20
Wm. Itmibaugh, fees. . . 12 00
l Scott, fees 4 IM)
X P Payne, fees oil 10
Fees in Bant a case ..... 32 30
V heeler, lumber 45 75
Ans Marshall, livery hire 3 (I I
Peter Riley, wood ' Ill on
i F Russell, sfationerv etc. s 00
II M Stone, bridge work .1,212 00
ii W Taylor, " ' . 2'Ht 00
Surceiteful i'UKt.
Ttie casting of ihe second 7,tKI:t
pound hntel for the Haiti -oe
oiiiiibng was successfully m ide
vesterdiy a' the Albany Iron
Works. Mr. Casteli, the ownr of
the works and toremin of the
foundry, has no superior in his
due of work on the coast, and
wo k intrusted to him is sure to he
promptly and salisiactor lv exe-
u led.
ArreMeil fur Vai;rniic.v.
S. II. Wall -le. who ligiired in
the Banta shooting scr.pe ai Leb
anon, and was subsequently run
out of that city, was arrested yes
terday on a charge of vagrancy.
He was arraigned in Recorder
i teuton' j court, waived examina
tion and will plead at 1 .30 o'clock
to-day. His b-il was fixed at -120,
which was :urnished.
I'rumpt 1'ayiueiit.
Ai.ba.nv, Or.. Sept. 5, 1800.
Alout 4 l. M. on .Monday of this
Week my bouse, in Benton county,
one mile from this ci-y, was de
stroyed by tire. The household
go jds were insured in the Oakland
Home Insurance Company, of
Oakland, Cal. To-day, after a
careful investigation, the com
pany's adjuster, Mr. M. H. Mer
iill (a gentleman of whom the
company may feel justly proud for
his thoroughness and fkill in busi
ness), settled the loss sustained by
his company, to my entire sitis
faction. I make this statement
without any solicitations whatever.
J. F. Wiimso.
Hon iif Veterans Meeting.
The Sons of Veterans w ill meet
tids (Saturday) evening at seven
o'clock sharp for the trans i.-i ion
of important busun-ss. Every
iieinber is requested to be present.
J. F. Whitish,
E. O. Ri-ixK'SiiinoK, Captain.
First Sergeant.
Selling Out.
My entire stock of merchandise,
consisting ol dry goods, clothing,
hats, boots, shoes and groceries
are no offered for sale at tirst
cost, as I contemplate engaging in
another line of business. I mean
business, and if you wan! bar
gains call at once, as the goods
must and will be sold.
P. Coiikn.
French Tunny Wafer.
These waters are a sure and safe
specific :or all kinds of female
troubles and will remove all ob
structions to the monthly periods,
no matter what the cause. They
are just what every woman needs,
and can lie used safely. For sale
h the Li vin-jstone Medical Co..
manufacturers, Poilland, Oregon,
also from our sole agent, J. A.
Cummin;, druggist, BlumUerg
block, Albany, Oregon.
I'nniiu School.
The public school building has
been put in excellent order and
the schorls will open on next Mon
day, with a full attendance.
l-'liie IVaiheR.
The Willamette Packing Com
jiany have sonic of the finest
peaches ever seen in the maiket.
Special rates w ill be given to those
buying by iptantity.
A Change.
Hereafter no tickets will be sold
at the Oregon Pacific depot, and
..It ....... ti.-it I'.i.i.l ut.l 1...1V1.
till II IIIIO'MVI n"" 'v'". '
, ,.;, ar tllt. Southern
Piu.ilictU.Ilt) w,K.,e ti,.kel!. fr rtlf
. - h ViW. wi
f ,.
c KO
Take the Northern Pacific Rail
road to all point- East, shortest
time of any niml Ea.-t. No
change of cars, Ik-si accomodations
and the most pleasant r ute to
travel. Tickets for sal.- over this
road to any and all points east at
the lowest rates by liurkhan A
Keenev who are the authorized
agents of this company at. Albany,
('all on them for tickets and full
particulars.
The Union I'.a-itic are no.v run-lt-iig
two daily trains through to
Chicago in three days, carrying all
classes of passengers on both
trains, having Pullman sleepers,
tourists sleepers and free reclining
chair cats attached. Passengers
. i can now leave Poriland at 7 a. m.
j HiidOr. M. For sleeping car res
ervation, etc. apply to C. O. Raw
! lings, l'xt of Bioadaibin street.
Ill SlNliSS LOCALS.
Cumming's for choice soda wa
ter. ientlemen's fine shoes at E. C.
Searls'.
Adjustable window screens at
Matthews A Washburn's.
Tin and plumbing work done at
Matthews & Washburn's.
Kerosene and gasoline stoves at
Matthews A Washburn'-.
Tinware warranted not to rnst at
Matthews A Washburn's.
Drink ice cold soda at V. E.
Brownell'8 and lie happy.
Warranted garden hose at
Matthews A Washburn's.
Oarde:i hose and lawn sprinklers
at Matthews A Washburn's.
Ludlow's $3.00 ladies shoes all
sizes and widths at E. C. Searls.
Tiy Conn A 1 len ii icfion's once
on groceries m ! von will be happv.
io to i '"inning's drug store
I'.luui'.eiv 1 lock, for your artist's
supplies.
Zaches A Son n-i- ived a large
invoice of tail and winter woo'ens
recent!"
And when you want a delicious
cold drink go to '. K. Brownell's
for soda.
'Heira-s celchratcil i-nnily remedies
lire for sale h a'l lend'niif druircists
ever.' wlli-ie.
dens', youths' and lys' cloth
ing ami furnishing goods at ( . W.
Simpson's.
Happy is he w ho buyshis fruits
arid vegetables of C. K. Brownell.
VI way fresh and full weight.
smoke tht celebrated llaa;nl
tilled 5-i-en? 's. Manufactured
it Julius bv ti - ir faetnrv
A large invoice of our celebrated
"Engineer" shoes just received at
E. C. Searls.
Ladies can pro -ure Hughes A
Storey's tailor svstem at the
Ladies Bazaar. II. J. Sower,
agent.
I have received my fall line of
kid gloves, and our $1.50 glove is
the be-t eer offered here for the
money. E C. Searls.
Get some of those fine pies and
cakes for Sunday at Blackburn A
Pironi's. Don't cook over the hot
rtove these days.
Cash paid for baled hay and oats
tit L. Senders staoles. tiood
prices will tie paid for large or
small quantities.
tiradwolil's fine teas, with the
nut-glassware that goes with them,
forms quite an attraction and goes
very rapidly.
Venison, corned beef, cl ipped
beef, and a new lot of full cream
California cheese, jusi the thing
tor lunch these warm days, ('all
on Spencer A Blackburn.
Secure your railroad, steamship
and sleeping car tickets to all
jioints North, South and East via
the Union Pacific railway, and
save time and money. Ticket
office on Broadalbin street.
You cannot accomplish any wok
or business unless you feel well.
If you feel used up tired out
take Dr. J. H. McLean's Sarsapa
rilla. It will give you health,
strength and vitality. Foshay A
.-lason.
An elegant display of fruit, in
cluding peaches, apricots, melons,
pineapples, bananas, plums,
apples, and in fact every kind of
rare fruits and fresh TBjjetables, is
to be found at Jas. F Powell A
Company's grocery store. They
keep all the market affords.
Undue exposure to cold winds,
rin, bright ligni or malaria mav
bring on inflammation and sore
nes of the eyes Dr. J. H. Mc
Lean's Strengthening Five Salve
will subdue the inllammation, cool
and .-oolhes the nerves, and
strengthen weak and failing eye
sight. 25 cents a box.
Messrs. Will A Stark have just
received a new line of beautiful
silverware, solid gold wa'ches.
rings and jewelry of all kinds.
Call and see their fine selections.
E. ('. Searls has opened one of
the linest stocks of shoes ever
shown in this part of Oregon.
New satteens, gingham's chaui
bra's and other wash goods just
received at (4. W. Simpson's.
Sweet potatot-H at .las F. Powell
A Co.'s
Fall and Winter Wooleim.
We have receivnl a largf
invoice of line wo ileus. i"eudini
n-'Veltios of the latest foreign anu
eastern designs ami await your
eady ins'ction. 1 1 is of course
under-t-Mid we posit'-.ely guarantee-
perfect lit and fir i-c'ass work
mans'iip. j
vcuks A Son, j
Merchant Tailors and Prapers,
Opposite Posiollice.
Before purchasing your Artist!!
materials examine the new sioclt
just opened at the drug store of J .
A. Cuinming, successor to H. C.
Hubbard.
Have you seen the new soda
fountain "at Cnmming's?
A line line of Artists materials
just opened at J. A. Cumming's
drug store.
20,000 k dried ap
ples la,0001l)s.died
pliilE
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
WILL BE PAID BY THE
WILLAMETTE FACZ1M CO.
m i n Tri n a
HOPKINS
:eep a full stock
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THEY ( U Ali ANT
Farmers Attention
Do you WMiit lo liny a Binder, Engine, Thresher, Mower or other macliiuey
this ?
f;&&f 4 iwK2"
ii, Steamboat Lead of
STEWART
Gall Jiiid Sil -t Vli:i Von Want.
Fall
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HOSIKRY,
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GOSSIMtS &
Lais
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J. T. APPERSOX.
Reibter.