Morning daily herald., September 07, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

Homing ? aity raid
OH BALK.
Dajlt Ubbj will b on
eh morning H. J. Jones,
IkMb savKaMasm it m Ka mmwhipaJ
t ft eaota per copy. A
sorwa AM: r TOW
Caoaa at French's
New foods Bt Read's.
Corvallia baa a damage suit.
Silver .headed' cane at F.
The in canes at the cornet:
jewelry store.
Gold beaded e.nea at the corner
Jewelry store.
See those ondrcsd kid gloves
at W. F. Bead's.
Bar. E. J. Thompson of Corval
lia is in the city.
A1. Boenicke has returned from
a trip to Portland.
J. A. Gross returned yesterday
too Ban Francisco.
Ladies fast black corsets and un
derwear Bt . C. Searls.
All -the latest in cloaks and
jackets at W. F. Read's.
Just received a new stock of Y.
. 8. F. beeiery at W. F. Read's.
Fine line of neckties in the latest
styles just received at E. C. Hearts.
Jas.'' F.Towell A Co. have just
received a large lot of fresh fruit.
H. M. Roberts of Harrisburg,
was in the city yesterday on busi
ness natters.
Over a 1000 different patterns
of dress gxx ds to choose from at
W.F. Read's.
J. A. Cumming, E. D. Cusick
aad J. D. Guise returned yesterday
from the mountains.
The Corvallia Marine Band came
over yesterday to go to Newport
wttn ine excursionist.
J. A. Gross, of the depot hotel,
baa returned from San Francisco
much improved in health.
Mrs. Jacob Streitell returned
Friday from to her husband who
is driving logs on the McKenzie
river.
A very large assortment of
til
furnishing goods and neck wear
were jast revived at W. F.
Read's. '
For rent, a building suitable fot
small business or a dressmaker, on
First street. Inquire of E. 1..
.Thompson.
Morgan Hoult, son of the late
Hon. Enoch Hoult, passed through
the city yesterday on bis way to
Eastern Oregon.
Tone Smith, of Asteria, formerly
" of Harrisburg, went through this
: city yesterday on his way to
Virgiili to attend law school.
Mr. H. J, Sower, of the Ladies'
Baaaar, baa enlarged his store and
'- added a room for the convenience
of ladies in fitting on garments.
!" Don't irritate your lungs with a
. ' stubborn cough when a pleasant
and effective remedy may be found
."-In Dr. J. H. McLean's Tar Wine
' Long Balm 1
The citixens of Jefferson will
celebrate the completion of the
big bridge beiug built at that
- place on Saturdaj Sept. 13th, in
an enthusiastic manner.
The .city council at their meet
ing last evening decided to em
ploy an engineer to locate a bridge
across the river, and he will com
mence his labors on Monday
morning.
The Depot hotel will in a short
time nave sewer privileges ex
tended to it, which will give an
important advantage in the way of
health to all who have business In
that direction.
George Anderson A Co. have
fitted np a neat fish market oppo
site xtmuk woods mar Die suop,
where fine salmon and all kinds of
fish fresh from Yaquina bay will
be kept every day.
Ladils who experience a sense
of Weakness and sometimes lame
neat of the back should use Dr. J
H. McLean's Strengthening Cor-
dialand B'ood Purifier, it will sui
ply the much needed strength and
overcome ail weakening irreguian
ties. .
Messrs. Wandel A Hollenheck
"ho are occupying the McFarland
budding, have a fine stock of
foods end invite examination.
; Thev are enterprising business
SMn and will command a libera
' patronage.
Mr. Jonas Davis, of Shedd, was
in the city yesterday and reports
harvest completed, and a large
Yield of excellent wheat. His
oat was a fair yield, but light on
account of the drv weather when
sown and irregularity in cowing
uo. causing different times in
ripening.
Messrs. Guisa, Cusick, Cumming
and Harry Cusick have returned
from their trip to the summit of
the Three Sisters and report hav
ing pa sard a- very pleasant time
sun gained health, vigor and a
large and practical experience in
viewing the grandest scenery of
our mountain regions. They had
the pleasure of adding their
names to the long list in the
bottle register on the top of the
moon tain.
It has been decided to hold the
entertainment and .fair, for which
the W. C. T. U. are now making
arrangements, in the opera hou.se,
on the evenings of September 25
and 20. A good programme will
be presented each' evening, with
imm allowed for social enjoyment
rand ice cream cake will be served
for refreshments. The booth com
mittee are enthusiastically at
work and it is earnestly hope
that 'the ladies, members of th e
W. C. T. U. or not, will con
tribute to the articles to be on
eie in the booths, fhe historical
booth promises to be very inter
esting and persons having relics
ItHAor dava in Albany in their
Dossession will confer a favor by
Notifying Mrs. L. E. Blain. Every
thing wants to B successful enter-
TT COUHCIJ,
STIH&.
Dscid to Employ An
ioeer- A
8wrr To til Depot.
City Surveyor Harr made the
following recommendations : That
the grade of Water street be low
ered one-tenth of a foot at its
junction with Madison, Hill and
First Btreet, and that a survey be
made and a grade established.'
A petition of citizens for a side
walk and foot bridge on the went
side of Baker street, lietueen 7th
and 9th streets, wan referred to the
committee on streets and publi,
proiierty. Saloon license was granted to
Nicholas Zimmerman.
The contract for the construction
of the extension of Railroad street
sewer a distance of 2133 feet, Mie
same to Ins of 18-inch teiracotu
sewer pipe, was let to James Lau
rent at $1.84 per foot. The swi-r
t be completed within (R) days.
Mr. Lament's bonds were fixed at
,000.
Drowning; On the McKenzie
Tim Kellogg, age. suDposed to
be between 20 and 30 years, was
drowned at Oak Tree camp about
miles east of Coburg on the Mc
Kenzie river, Wednesday Septem
ber 3d about 11 o'cloek a. m. He
was employed driving logs down
the river. The water at this place
is shallow, but of very uneven
depth snd at the place where he
went under the water was about
4 feet deep, and has a very swift
undercurrent. The logs would
float out to the hanks of the rivei
and lodge, and had to be" 'dodged"
hack into the river with horses
His position was to unfasten the
hores from the logs, and he wa.
standing in the water about waist
deep, leaning on a peavy alter hav
ing unfastened his team from a
large log when a smaller log in
in passing him knocked bis peavy
out of his hands He then started
tow aad the shore and had uo'
nearly out of the water w hen he
suddenly turned around, went
hack and sat on the log. It issup
posed the log rolled with him as
he was next seen struggling in tin
water. A boat was immediately
to his rescue, but before the boat
could reach him he sank as:aiii ami
was seen no more. Work was im
mediately suspended and a dili
gent search legiiii, hut up to t
o clock Friday morning the bod
had not been recoved.
The Latest Mwiuille.
"Do you know the latest svt indie
for farmers?" asked a gentleman
yesterday. "It beats the bohem
ian oats. A glib tongued agent
goes to a farmer and makes a bar
gain with him to furnish him cin
namon beans, something new, just
out, and for which there is reat
demand, in the production of cin
namon oil, which is piessed irom
the heans. The beans are worth
$20 a bushel ami he will agree to
give the farmer $5 for each cinna
mon tree grown from the seed he
furnishe8, when it has readied the
growth of live feet, and he will
bind the contract by a good and
sufficient bond. The seed tieans
the larmer gets are common rel
tieans saturated with cinnamon
oil, and w hich seldcm reach I In
growth above six inches. The
farmer will wait a good while for
the return of his $2n.
n liiiinrnn Crowd
Was seen
at Hie liadies Bazaar
yesterday examining their
examining their large
ami wen selected stock oi new
fall goods for ladies, children and
infants, consisting of readv made
dresses, caps, cloaks, jackets, knit
goods, hosiery, yarns, euibro.leries.
laces and fancy goods of all de
scriptions. Their stock of buckles,
gloves, handkerchiefs and new
veiling cannot be surpassed.
Marriage Bells.
The marriage of .1. A. Bennett,
the depot agent at Lebanon for the
Southern Pacific, and Miss Ida
Roberts, one of Harrishurg's most
popular young ladies, will take
place this forenoon at the resi
dence of H. M. Kobens. the
bride's father, in Harris burg. Thy
young couple will have the hearty
good wishes of hosts of friemls.
The ceremony will be performed
by Elder B. M. Wade. ( the
Christian church, in Harrisburg.
Jackets and Wrap.
I am now receiving my fall and
winter stock of ladies, misses and
children jackets and wraps w hich
are of the latest style and good
value and as cheap as standard
goods can be houht. I have a lot
of ladies New markets carried over
from last year, which 1 am selling
at cost to make room for new ar
rivals. M.MIEL E. YolNCI.
Sudden Death.
Mrs
Porter, mother of Thurston
I .I i V . "lalKu"1', I
of Harrisburg, died very suddenly
tt tbe home of her daughter, Mrs.
P. Barger, Jr., near Harrisburg ,
aged lady, but was in usual health
AUVD'.UT. 111 HQ UIIIIC Mil
luesday.
and her death was totally iinlook-
ed for.
Car Load of 'Em.
Mueller & (iarrett, at the Wil
lamette Packing company have
watermelons of that dimension.
The Herald force have sampled
them. Try one.
E. C. Searls has opened one of
the finest stocks of shoes ever
shown in this part of Oregon.
Sweet potatoes at Jas F. Powell
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TTTR rlTOTtfrmfr FTRTTALn: STTyDAY. SEPTEMBER
BIDDING FOR IT.
Cities Competiag For Tha
lametto University.
three
Wli-
The subject of re-locating the
oldest institution of learning in
Oregon the Willamette Ihiiver
ity of salein ha- in some
,'stcrious iittmur been started
ito active discission. nd three
ities Portland, Saleiuwnd Astoria,
lave beenuiawn into como tition
for its hvariicn. As Dr. Stratum
w ho is ii. n at the. head f the
University, places the funds neces
aiy to raise to projierly maintain
the school at $1UO,000 P will he
seen that it is noli-dittask that the
city that gains the location will
have to assume. The real facts in
the ease are that the University
should not te moved from Salem
where it has been so long located
thai it has assumed ali the
characteristics of an actual 1 md
nark, and it is to lie hoiied that
Salem will he able to ottset all com
peting hids and retain the schjoi.
Attached.
Sheriff K. M. Croisan went up
to Gitesville above Mill (.'ity tin
the ,-, ; gun Pacific on Wednesday
and put an attachment iioii the
store ami otlu r property of Do i
A. Smith. This attachment, is for
t3.0tH, to collect a n -te for the
imo'int held by Ladd A Bush, of
Salem. Mr. Smith made a ftate
im ntuf Ids as-ets and liabilities,
and gave it, to the sheriff. He
elaiois to have ir!o,2")0.04 worth of
propei ty. ami his liabilities ac
coidyig to his statement, are
:s4 53 giving assetsoverliaSibties
f 8,875,01. Mr. Smith will not
make an assignment, an he
says he 'ias enough property to
pay all o: hi- debts, and he will
without doubt do this if he can, for
he is a s. ian- man, and hat a host
of frieiils. following are bis
creditors: Ladd & l'.ush, fully
secured, $3.0' k); Allen & Lewis,
$!7o.87 ; Akin. Selling ACo., $044
71: ItittentioliVr, Haas A ('o,,
$4'd .:; Ksberg, BachmanA Co.,
3t'.i.51 ; Chas. II Dodd & Co.,
$34t.14 ; Thanhauser & Frohman,
$234.24: E. tioins. $239.28; Isom,
Lanniug & Co., $222.85; Sam'l E.
Young, 225.ri ; M. Seller & Co.,
78 30; S. M. Daiuels, $873 ; Xeus
tadther Bros , $ .2.87; Hoffman A
I'feitl'er, $44.70; Fleischner, Maver
!fc Co., $180.81 ; Bernheim & Man
ner, $4S,aJ; Stew art it Son, $80.50;
Cox Bros. & Co.. $22 s0; Deyoe &
Uobson, $11.15. Salem States
man The Si unlaw Koad.
It is learned that John C. Wil
son tin contractor on the Siuslaw
road, left the work, came out to
the valley saying he will return in
a few days and has not since been
seen. The men, fearing he had
beeu rohhed, sent a man to look
It him. It was found that he
had taken the train at
.Junction but no further trace
could he found. The work has
stopped and the workmen have
attached property for the balance
due them.
Church Notice.
Preaching services to-day at the
'.'reshyterian church at 11 a. m.
and 7'30 v. m. Sabbath School at
!2:I5 r. m. Young people's prayer
meeting in the lecture room at
t:45 h. m. Suhjcct of the morning
sermon, "Spirtual Angling "
Evening Mibject, "Church Work
and the Youth of the Church."
All will he made welcome at the e
services.
Died.
The young son of .1. S. and Irene
Porter, died on Wednesday at the
home of the grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. tieorge Morris near Har
risburg. Their many friends will
extend sympathy to them.
No Service.
There will be no services in the
r.vangelical church to-day, on ac
count of repairs that are in pro
gress. The Sunday school will
meet in he trout part of lie
church -U the usual houi.
To the Buyers of Shoe.
We are offering some rare bar
gains in men's and ladies shoes.
We sell you the same shoes tiiat
other houses show you uiade bv
the same manufacturer iu short
they are the same goods for much
less money. Call and see our
prices we guarantee to save from
2n to 50 per cent on each pair of
shoes purchased. These goods
are new and first clas iu everv
particular. A. B. McIlwain
Selling Out.
My entire stock of merchandise,
consisting ol dry goods, clothing,
hats, boots, shoes and groceries
are now oifered for sale at liist
cost, as I contemplate engaging in
another line of business, i mean
business, and if vuii want bar
gains call at once, as the goods
must and will tie sold.
P. Coiikn.
French Tansy Wafer.
These wafers are a sure and !-afe
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 w hat every woman needs,
and can lie used safelv. For sale
bv the Livingstone Medical Co.,
Il:all.1f1,(.trers. Portland. Oregon.
HiKn ,mm .lr Hr,!e aireiit. J. A.
t;.lmiI1;lllf. drui.st. Blninhenr
block, Albany, Oregon.
! Church Itepair.
j The Evangelical church is un
dergoing thorough repairs and re
modeling inside, making quite a
change in its interior appeaiance.
Ladle Flue Shoe.
I make a specialty of handling
j ladies fine shoes. 1 carry some of
i the bet brands made in tine and
! medium grades in widths from A
I to EE. Ali warranted goods; no
trash, anil will repair any pair of
shoes of any kind sold that will
rip or break. Samuel E. Young.
HEWS FB0 TANGENT-
Kailroad Accident Near That Place-la
New Cases of Diphtheria.
Died, on Tuesdcv last the infant
son of Samuel ti van, near Tan
gent.
J. M. Beard's fruit drier is run
mng lull blast and turning out a
tine quality of fruit.
liev. P. A. Moses and family
win start next lhursci.iv -lor
.Myrtle creek, his appointment.
There are l o new cases. Annie
Bryan has lieen very low with it,
hut we are glad to learn is im
proving. The put lic scIkaiI will oen the
first of October with Mr. L-ioiiey,
late of the East, us principal, and
Miss Winnie Nichols, of Tangent,
assistant.
Wheat is pouring into the waie
house at a lively rate, also quite a
number of car loa s have been
sold at d are being shipped direct
from the field.
John Beard has lumber on the
ground for a tine residence, to be
built soon in Tangent. His sou
Ainbrose,of Fossil, (iilliam county,
is home on a visit.
Tangent is still improving. Mr.
II. A Settlemire has just finished
his windmill tower iu an orna
mental style. Henry never does
things by halves.
Last Monday moi-nic;.' the freight
train separated ab iut a hall a mi e
above here. The mishap was un
noticed by the engineer until he
had stopped his engine. When he
stepped out of his cuh he saw the
remainder of his train coming and
sprang back and gave the engine
full force, jerkins.' the drawhead
out of one of the cars, leaving
St'ven there, which the remainder
of the train ran into, mashing the
draw heads of the whole seven, so
they had to be left on the switch
for repairs. No one was hurt.
Fine Peacheii.
The Willamette Packing Com
pany have some of the finest
peaches ever seen in the market.
Special rates will be given to those
tiuying by quantity.
"A Man's Chance to Marry.'
Half per cent from 50 to 5b years
i ag-j.
Two per cent from 45 to 50 years
ol age.
Five and a half per cent from 40
to 4o years of age.
six anu a nan per cent irom oo
to 40 years of age.
Ten and a half per cent from 30
to rfo years of age.
lwenty-nve per cent from 25 to
3'1 years of age.
torty-se veil per cent from 20 to
25 years of age.
Ihree per cent from 15 to 20
years of age.
One hundred per cent if you buv
vo ir clothing of G. W. Simpson,
-woany, urej.on.
Comet! Cornets!
We make a specialty of ladies
and misses Hue corsets and waists.
We have a drive in a French
sateen corset at 75 cents. Extra
good value.
Samubl E. Yocko.
The Union 1'acific.
Is the only line running two
fast trains daily from Portland to
Omaha, St. Paul, Kansas City,
Chicago, St. Louis and all points
East and South. Buy your tickets
of C. G. Kaw lings, foot of Broad
albin street, Albany.
Buy your tickets to the east via
the Canadian Pacific tadroad, the
best railway service in existence
from $5 to $10 cheaier than any
other transcontinental line. The
finest scenery in the world is along
the Canadian Pacific railroad. Re
member you can save $5 on a second-class
ticket and $10 on a first
class ticket by purchasing your
tickets over this line. For maps
and tickets, etc., call on Burkhirt
& Matin, office oposite the First
National bank, Abany, Or.
Take the Northern Pacific Kail-
road to all point" East, shortest
time of any road East. No
change of cars, best accomodations
and the most pleasant route to
travel. Tickets fur salrf over this
road to any and all points east at
the lowest rates by Burkhart &
Keenev who are the authorized
agents of this company at Albany.
Call on them for tickets and full
particulars.
The I'nion Pacific are now run
ning two daily trains through to
Chicago in three days, carrying all
classes of passengers on both
trains, having Pullman sleejiers,
tourists sleepers and free reclining
chair cars attached. Passengers
can now leave Portland at 7 a. m.
and 9 r. m. For sleeping car res
ervation, etc. apply lo C. G. Kaw
lings, foot of Bioadalbin street.
Thomas Brink has just received
tlie finest stock of upholstered
ifoods ever brought to this city.
It will do you good to call and see
his goods, even if you do not buy.
If you fe-d unable to do vou
work, and have that tired feeling
take I. J. II. McLean's Sarsapar
1 11a. ; it xill make you bright, active
ami vigorous.
A choice and con plete line of
bottled delicasies hrve just been
added to my s;ock call and se
them. C. V. Browtdl.
Anything you want in our ba
kery department is of the very
best. Good goods and low prices
is what you get there. Blackburn
fi lironi.
I sell only the most reliable
make of shoes and guarantee every
paii as represented. E. C. Searls.
Elegant Lotion renders the skin
soft and beautiful. .
BOKN.
WATSON -To Mr. ami Mre. II C. Watton,
ua SupUiuber 6, lsWO. a mu.
7,
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Cumming's for choice soda wa
ter. Gentlemen's fine shoes at E. C.
Searls'.
Adjustable window screens at
Matthews Washburn's.
Tin and plumbing work done at
Matthews 3c Washburn's.
Kerosene and gasoline stover- a'
Matthews & Washbnrn'i.
Tinware warranted not to rust
Matthews & Washburn's.
Drink ice cold soda at C K.
Brownell's and lie happy.
Warranted garden hose at
Matthews & Washburn's.
Garden bose and lawn sprinkler
at Matthews A Washburn's.
Ludlow's $3.01) ladies shoes all
sizes and widths at E. C. Searls.
Try Conn fc Hen trie-son's once
on groceries in-l you will be happv.
Go to C immiiig's drug store
Bluiuberg I lock, for your arti:-t's
supplies.
.aches Ai Son rec-ived a large
invoice of fa. I and winter woo'ens
recent It .
And when you want a delicious
cold drink go to '. K. Brownell's
for sis la.
Beg-'s relelirittcd family rrim-tlii-i-aii-
for ale. Ii a'l le:ulinf lrm.'L i-t"
even wlieiv.
Mens', youths' and hoys' cloth
ing and furnishing goods at G. W
Simpson's.
Happy Is he who buysnis .ruit
aiid vegetables of C. E. I'rownel! .
VUvays fresh and full weigh.
Smoke tht celebrated Havana
idled 5-cent 'g-ti-s. Manufactured
il Julius . I oi h's cikf.tr factnrv
A large invoice of our celebrated
"Engineer" shoes just received at
E. C. Searls.
Ladies can procure Hughes A
Storey's tailor system
Ladies Bazaar. 11. J.
at the
Sower,
agent. ,
I have received my fall line of
kid gloves, and our $1.50 glove is
the best ever 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
stove these days.
Cash paid for baled hay and oats
at j. Senders stables. Good
prices will be paid for large or
small quantities.
Grad wold's fine teas, with the
cut-glassware that goes with them.
forms quite an attraction and goes
very rapidly.
Venison, corned beef, cl ipped
leef. and a new lot of full cream
California cheese, jusr. the thing
for lunch these warm days. Call
on Spencer A Blackburn.
Secure your railroad, steamship
and sleeping car tickets to all
points Aortn, tsoutn and feast via
the Union Pacific railway, and
save time and money. Ticket
omce on Broadalbin street.
You cannot accomplish any work
or business unless yju feel well.
If you feel used tip tired out
take Dr. J. II. McLean's Sarsapa
rilla. It will give you health,
strength and vitality. Foshay A
Mason. '
An elegant display of fruit, in
cluding peaches, apricots, melons,
pineapples, bananas, plums,
apples, and in fact every kind of
rare fruits and fresh fagetables, is
to be found at Jas. F. Powell A
Company's grocery store. They
keep all the market affords.
Undue exposure to cold winds,
rtin, br-ght light or malaria mav
bring on inflammation and sore
nes of the eyes. Dr. J. II. Mc
lean's Strengthening Eye Salve
will subdue the inflammation, cool
and .soothes 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 watches,
rings and iewelrv of all kinds.
Call and see their fine selections.
The Albany W. C. T. IT. kindlv
invite ladies or gentlemen, who
may feel so disposed, to contribute
any saleable art.cles, either useful
or ornamental, to be sold at their
comini; fair. If donations of money
can be more conveniently given
il :n i i . . ..
niey win lie aiso tnaiiKluily ac
cepted. The ladies are making
great efforts to raise a sufficient
sum of money to cover tne remain
ing indebtedness on the hall, the
amount beinir $300.
Mas. M. J. Townsk.M).
Chairman General Committee
of Arrangement.
Mas. S. A. McAustkh.
Secretary.
Kail niiil Wluter Wooleu.
We have received a lame
invoice of fine wo'dens. including
novelties of the latest foreign ami
eastern designs and await your
early inspection. It is of course
understood we positively guaran
tee erfect tit and first-class work
manship.
Z.u'uks A Son,
Merchant Tailors and I raiers,
Opposite Postotliee.
What a Fortune
Is a good, healthy, pearly ,skin. Few
are aware of tbe BUort time it takes a
disordered liver to cause blotches oo
the face and a dark greasy skin One
bottle of Keggs blood purifier and
blood makir will ietore this organ to
ito natural and healthy state and
cieanses the blood of all impurities.
It is meeting with wondi-iful success.
Try it. It is guaranteed. All drug
gists keep it
Have vou seen the new
soda
fountain at Cumming's?
A fine line of Artists materials
just opened at J. A. Cumming's
drug store.
FINE DRESSED CHICKENS:
MUELLER A GARRET'S. :
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HOPKINS
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Af Steamboat Lead of Faixr J.'aciiiejy jtn uttixei hi '.le tenet ei IS90.
AT
STEWART & SOX
Grail and Sel ct What You Want.
Fall
I AM NOW RK E1V1NG THK I.AKGtT At W LL1. ASTHK BEST
El E( 111' .VR.CK Ol
FURNISHING GOODS,
GENTS' NECKWEAR,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
iufa
am
CLOAK!
GOSSIMEhS &
Ever brought to tbe town of Albany. We invite comitarison. We
kn w we can please. Good honest goods, low prices and courteous
treatment. Respectfully,
W.
stock of Tinware. Srov.-H si-.l Hourse
this
year
DRY WOODS,
FANCY tiOODS,
LADIES' HOSIERY,
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY,
UMBFELbAS,
F. BEAD.
Announcemen
BROs
Furnishing Go-ds.
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X
Till' THEM.
Eup;j Your hipitj
Thloilvh Hit- leul tfl:ife III m of
i Klirktarl tt luriiey;
The oldest Krai F.Mat Firm in tha
WilMfallr
Thev have land- of
al' descrip-
n-IV luUr-St
ftionc for rah- at the
pri--e- sriil on
th(
IIHir-t fuvolahlrt
terms.
We have some tine bargains in
small tracts of -garden ;ind fruit
lunds near tht-el'y, which we are
-illt-ring ! a reai s.tcrilin . Thia
....icri 1 -h near I In- ciH.aiidis
in; very best on I In- in.ii t-l. t.art
of u hich is set onl to Irnit.
CITY I'KOl'ERn1
We have a large list of choice
business and residence property
for sale including tin; Goltra park
hiM::-n, the -8t, nearest -and
i tatst suburban property on
the market. A lot in this addition
will double in value in less thsn a
vear.
EASY PAYMENTS.
BUR IF ART & KEENEY,
RE A L EST A 8K LOA Ji
AND -
INSURANCE AGENTS.
IFATsY. . REGON
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