TTfK M()NlKG .HERAU):gATtlBI)AY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1890.
How
" ON SAIK.
Th Daily Hbbalu will be on
ale each morning a H. J. Jones
book itore.where it n be procured
at 6 cents per copy.
40TTa ABt C TOWN.
fnM at French's.
f ju onnrln at K. C. Searln.
A large line of neck' ties at K. C.
Silver headed canes at K M
trench'. The latest in canes at the corner
iewelrr store.
Uola neaaeu
Iewelrr store.
Latest novelties in ladies cloaks
at E. C. Searls.
See those undressed kid gloves
at W. F. Bead's.
When you want a nice hat call
on 6. W. Simpson.
C. H. Stewart is very sick at his
residence in this city.
Ladies fast black corsets and un
derwear at E. C. Searls.
All the latest in cloaks and
jackets at W. F. Read's.
Ladies iacketa and capes in the
latest styles at E. C. Searls,
A fine line of fall tea gowns just
received at the Ladies Bazaar
Just received a new stock of Y.
8. F. hosiery at W. F. Read's.
Fine line of neckties in the latest
style just received at E. C. Searls.
J as. F. Powell & Co. have just
received a large lot of fresh fruit.
A very pleasant surprise party
was given Miss Lee Prather at the
residence of J. L. Cowan last eve
ning. C. J. Stuart and wife left last
evening for Shorel Creek Spring,
California.
- Over a 1000 different patterns
of dress gords to choose fro in at
W. F. Read's.
Stylish coats and jackets for
ladies, misses and children at the
Ladies Bazaar.
Try Blackburn A Pironi's once
fo-groceries and provisions; you
will never regret it.
See our novelty dress patterns.
They are cheap and of the latest
styles. U. W.Simpson.
Miss Mamie Montgomery, onei '
the Herald s composing force, i?
seriously ill at her home in thi.
oity. For rent, a building suitable for
small business or a dressmaker, on
First street. Inquire of E. L.
Thompson.
We carry a full line of men's,
hjya, Udies and children's siioee
at tiguree that will surprise you.
G. W. Simpson.
Matthews A Washburn now have
in stock the largest and most com
plete line of heating stoves evei
brought to the valley.
Matthews A Washburn, the en
terprising hardware and fove
dealers, received their thir -,i
load of stoves yesterday.
For Hale One good second I .ind
wagon and harness. Will seh
cheap or will trade for hay u.!
oats Inquire of Blacktmru It 1'i
roni. A weary time of it must have
been spent by the two hh-yclist-,
who roda their wheels all the way
from Plymouth, M-iss., to The
D .dies, Oregon, arriving in that
city night before last.
J. H. Shideler and family, form
er residents of this vicinity ltu
more recently of Ashland, Oregon,
arrived here yesterday morning.
They will take charge of County
Clerk N. P. Payne's farm.
John Henderson had hy machine
measure 17,000 bushels of wht-at.
It is now being taken to the w are
house and by warehouse weight he
will have some 1!),000 bushels.
This is extraordinary, it overrun
ning some 12 bushels per hundred
bushels. McMinnville Telephone
Register. S. ' Benson one of the repotor
ial force of the San Jose Mercury,
and S. F. Lieb one of the leading
lawyers of that city, are in the
pity. They are taking a vacation
among the hills and streams of
Oregon and are highly enjoying
- themselves. Mr. Lieb is one of
the leading orchardists of Cali
fornia, making a specialty of
prunes, of which he has a very
large orchard, and a drying estab
lishment of his own.
Church Notice.
Following are the announce
ments for the Presbyterian church
for the Sabbath : At 1 1 a. m., ser
mon by the pastor, subject:
"Christ the Source and Pattern of
Life." Sabbath school at 12 :ir
t. m. Young people's meeting in
the lecture room at 6:45 p. m. Con
secration meeting, teacher, Miss
Tina Monteith, vice-president.
At 7 :30, public service sermon, by
the pastor. Subjec: "Truthful
ness." The sacrament of the Lord's
supper will be observed in connec
tion eith the morning services.
The session will meet in the lec
ture room ior the reception of new
members at 10:30 a. m.
Saadajr'c Bill of Para.
Fine Dressed Chickens.
FRL1TS.
Peaches,
iirapes
Canteloupes,
Watermelons,
Sweets,
Bananas,
State prunes,
Petite prunes,
Unions,
Pears,
butter, California
Choice fresh
cream cheese, imported inaccar-
roni, tine comb .-oney,
Hart's cocoa,
potted ham, Milch
ner herring, schrinips,
Bin ked salmon, Rock Islan I j
nackrel, salt salmon. All ot tne
above just received at Mueller and
Barrett's.
x iMm and con olete line oi
line
bottled delicasies hr.ve just been
added to my stock call aad see
Ibwa. C, X. Brwi all.
THE ORPHA'X'd HOME.
Ready to P otad With the
The Ladies Aid oriftv arc rradv
now to pruej-od with th't en'ru-m
if the main biiiiiling, upon the.
brick foundation tlmt ha-; U-eii
built in the ino-t ,-Mih-tunt r 1 .in I
workmanlike man-ier. Mr. Aver
the architect, ha-, tin- pla:is ' rii
(ileteil and has .1 -hvat'- 1 Mr,
Zevss tr mak- th" sjM'ciiica1 ionw
The liock upon which the Home
is locclcd ha-. Immmi don it I hy tie
following u'enlleiiK'ii : S. K.
Young and lr. M. II. Kllii lour
lots ; I.. Vierick and A. U. Seal one
lot: J. II. Malin one l"t. , C G.
Burkhart. trustee, t wo lots.
Tlie Lodes will call iim.u tin
subscribers to the funo Kr i ley
with which procei'iite the work,
and will also solicit further sub
j
;
scriptions.
GAS AND OIL.
Lebaaon People Are Enthusiastic
Ov.
the Diseovery.
The Lebanon Express says :
About three months ago Hooii
Fort, who has had experience in
oil fields elsewhere, concluded frou.
indications, that near Wheelers
saw mill and also on "Brick"
Hardin's property, one mile north
east of town there must he gas.
So. armed with the necessary
equipments a stick and a match
he applied the test and made
the dit-coverv th it tras Is there. A .
soon as the stick was withdrawn
and the n atch applied, a bla.e
leaped forth. He tirs- toul Ins
liiend File of the discovery, mid
they took J. R. riirkpatrick into .
their confidence, x jmt slock
company was at ouch formed, in
cluding about a dozen members,
The matter was kept secret in
order to oh tain the property from
its owner, Wm. M. Hoag, of the
Oregon Pacific railroad company.
That being iiujiossil le, it is now
for the first lime heralded to t' e
world. Besides the gas, and but a
little below where it was discover
ed, oil is oozing into the channel.
Similar discoveries ;ave alrt" been
made on Elkins property above
town and in Kirkpatrick's addi
tion. SALEM WITH0DT A TITLE.
A Quarter S-ot'on of Laid iu That
Which No M m Owns.
Ci-y
It is not generally known, but
according to the tale of a gentle
man, formerlv ai a'triey of
Salem, Oregon, a large portion f
that city is unnuestio iubly in
jeopardy -o far as perfect I t!e is
concerned. Soaie ti ne inee ail
Kate:n capitalist concluded a bar
giin wi'h a c'ii.en ! that p'a e
for the purchase oi several acres o)
Vacant land near the Wil!.i.ui; 3
I'nivcrsity. The straiiijer em
ployed a w '!l-kn jwii Salem lawyer
to search the title. T:ie att 'iney
lid Ins work awl reported the 'iile
lefective. In l.S"2. or i h.-re d) mt ,
the old .Meih uli -t mis-ion ti
hHI acres of grou id, ou w ii
-lands the slate liou-e. j
cmirlhoii-e, t tie Wiilamet'c
versiiy and scores tl'i-re-ideu
esin the capital ci'v
Kast Salem scbooi bi.l.l;
stands on the U.ei i.i
The necessary tilliugs were
:ut for oine reaso i the u
failed to apply for and obi.u
tinal papers :if t
from the government, but ;i
years sold, gradually, iec
land till uovv alxi.it ninety n
it are coveted with buil lit
i he whole, w i Ii p.. i .
men's, is worth over 'J..te
When these lac is wn .
(hose who owned land wii .
limit-ot the Mission ilii
K Up
W'
. l ion
I ni-
.iue.-t
Tti, j
a
-tio i.
made.
i's inn
ie
CIS
le,
the
- ol
ami
ve
iled. , the
were
iiadlv scared, and at ou
m
)V-
d an able l.iwvcr to look
tin ir iIkh ...ei oiiiain a
fioin ttie government, for
they agreed to pay him a
Sum.! fee. Only a few d ij
was th'.j appdt ati'jn made,
to that time the nole n.icl
have been pre- mpted bv
II. f I
i ..cut
llieh
since
.nd up
illicit
some
daring speculator and for the next
twenty years the case would have
tilled t.e courts. This story is no
canard, it is an absolute f, et
hat even tne proud, pu-hing state
of Oregon do s not own the ground
upon which her capitol building
stands. Kvening Tcinegraui.
The Salem -tatesman rays that
the land, the litl) of which the
Telegram reporter attempts to
question, lies entirely at of
lwelitli street, or llie i ail road
track, and extends north and south
from the lliih school budding to
and including the woolen mill
grounds. The man who s. tiled on
this land did not perieet in- title
from the goveinment b-f .ie his
death, and his heirs deeded it alter
his death, without question, for
sometime. For a time some per
sons did question the. validity of
t e title, nut there lias uecn a
recent decision which cle IS ii!
the title entirely. There is now
no question whatever about it.
The Telegram reportei , in his at
tempt to be s-'us.i ionat, simply
made a fool of himself.
IhIIhh Hop VurtlH.
Along the banks of the l.a 'reole
an I within the incorporate limits
of the town of Dallas are four Imp
yards that will yield a good crop, i
The growers are J, F. iroves, I ir. !
Kirkpatrick, II. B. Plummer ami!
J. C. Morris'ii. They emjiio-,1
divided according t size of imp I
yard, 240 pickers, men women
and children. F.ach y ltd na- its
own dry house and th.-iv is no
fuelling a 'out the urying bn-ii.ess ;
as soon as the lKxe are lul: th y
itiilnt lv dried, or bv standi, g a'
few hours they heat and spoil. ii0
boxes make a kiln and it t ikes
from lid to 24 hours to dry. 'f.e
yield of these yards w ill ne not
let-s than 4.,''l0 poind. Whi te
is iher another town m the state
can beat Dallas lor a hop town.
Polk Co. Observer.
A now line of black silk mitts
just received at E. C. ktearls'.
THE STATE FAIR.
Gunipteteii fir
fnl Opeuing.
lis Snocens
Th.
at the
of It
Kt;tt suiaii mivh. th-.it .Imwit .
f.iir grounds tl'iu scene is one !, nen.l ess and f .rh.rn, a little
it aetivil., e.ervlMlv being ' 1,ov sto'."1 "n. tl,( k f the Ore-
huxy
iii ki -i nreparatioiis for I he '
air-'he i i.ir. i.: i, annual t
U lllcll v
lavs of
In- hel'L durin-' 1 tie m'x
it
t wex-k. co.iiintneiiiL' I
.Monday.
St. ihles of
siock all' i
K.ich It lin hi inns new
horses and exhi.iils of
implements, machinery.
II - II' -,. v t
llowi r.-, etc.
pei.iple are
tj i'S, ics. (Atns,
elc. And the.i Hie
aruvtn; wirh Mvinv.
swings, b.J-y stands, cane racks, L
hobby hoi-et,. side -how.-, refresh-
incut st.inds and other penny t
e:lt.)lll lie i;ir In . iiuii.imiiu l. !'
enumeiate. I'.etvveenit all there
is a rusn on llie lair grounds, and
sucli a rush, too, as w..iild indicate
that tin; coming fair is to be a
iittlc the finest otic ever held in
the state.
The horse, car line is mtking
every prewifation t accommodate
the thousandn of fieoplc who will
visit the fair during its se-sion.
I hey now have five switches "i
th- f iir i round line b; I m ecu I'he
mekc e street and the grounds and
twelve mis w ill he run en this cir
cuit, in trains of two cars each,
wlr.ch will give a couple ears about
every five minutes.
Tlie pavillion this fall looks bet
ter than at any previous time and
demands f r p i'c for displays are
g ea er. I'.. M W'ai'e. lo; many
yen
.nar
. -ei-reiary oi in- lair, is cinei
bal iif the p.ivi'.lion and is
woi'ki;.
ces 1 i
j !ike a I root er for the t-uc-the
fair, lie said everv in-
dtcutiou
was thai the pavillion
sent the most attractive
e next week it had ever
iui s adding to the looks
, ill I the ex iihiis are
eii'imig to arri .e.
would i
appeara
done,
every w I
alrea '
Ku t'tluii
Current
Wheel.
1 he alem Statesman says
Stab-
It r lru.g lor some time to raise
.v iler iiom dill en ek to the State
r"toi in scuool huiloiiig bv mean
of i hydraulii: ram the si hemewat
ahandomed and the ram renuved.
I'he -easoil for t ie failuro of the
ram to perform the servi e is found
it: I he fact tint there was not
sudicient fall oi the stream tooper
ate the ram. Water was conveyed
to the bun iingy sterday, ho."ver.
by another iievict a very iii-eti-ioiis
piece of mechaniim con-tiilc.t,-d
at the penitent ary bv
Superintei'dent lowinng and
W'arleu Mclviiion. This was a
fin i fill wheel, -u. h a.-, was known
amotig tne ancieii s a- an Kgpli.ui
wb'il. I' utilizes 'he current of
Mill creek, deriving ihere from
-.ullicient hoi-" pover to operate
i'ii it !'iiin'S capa'de of ciaryina
17. U-So gallons of water in twenty
lour hour- ttiiough two inch pipe
to the bui d.ng, a dist ihce of 1-U.ki
fee' an i elevated 110 feet above the
wheel. The win el is ten leet in
diameter with i leVeii-l'eel ptil .ieS
and mak. s eighteen revoluMons
p-r minute. It.- c paciiy is anout
ho: se p 'Hit and i Aork- to a
harm, pimp ng the water to a
1KI00 aallon ank "ii the hill. The
water thus ictiiined is for use at
the new r iorui school lueau
i rorJ. pni in the pipe and ae.-i te l
pi ;. ine trie wheel m position.
I .i s w o k
w a- ei
lll''
nujileted yes'er
I set in motion
in ! lit evening.
d iv ; d li t
lor the lb st
I line
when it pumped vi;
and m.i ci-s-liiilv.
rousl y even! v
' !. k ItiK A heail .
j I'.vntenMy
i i ran: "s I'.iss
some o:ie out in
is preparing for
I 1' oauksgiviug. Tin
i oiirier savs :
When di . .S. mips m's Hock ol tur-
keys are spread on' on the vacant
lo s near the .-chool house, tiny
! present quite a bueholic scene.
; We woii.i. i if Daniel Hooii or any
teer renown d imn'er, whilecalf
' tmr w ild tm keys within ran,-e of
' liin rdle in iJie leaf;, woods of the
Mi issippi valley, ever dreamed
; of the i ay when a lloek of 75 or a
nundie ! mi Keys would be leedui.'
j in the center ol the town ol 'J.OOO
I inhaoi-aiits, and i h ising the ui.m
I ti ve grassiiopper to the ve ry walls
j ol a sen.joi liousein winch over 1,00
j children were humming their
lessons. Domestication has
inadu a va-t c.h mge in tne tur key
since Hooii' with his culler, ma le
from the wing hone of a turkey in
his Kentucky cabin, deceived" tne
nntut (led gobblers and eotiliding
hens ol over a hundred years a-o.
And t lie school hoiie h is made a
vast ilitl'ereiiee ai h tne descend
enls ol i he I '.oons
fczteinliti; 'I ho l-lu.
Corvnllis isaiio r extending the
line of str ;ei railway, iy adding
another mite to il, The razette
of that city says tt.at the contract
lor a new car, with ail modern im
provements has been iet io Mr. H.
J. Anslyii, of Albany, who furn
ished the Alba' y company with
tneir car-, and it is a credit to Al
bau that she ha- a car huiide,
who can sueci s-sful ly compete with
easiei n lirms and lurui died equally
good cars maiiiif ctured from Ore
gon wood-. This car wil: be ready
in about ti l days and will be not
only handsome and durable, but
convenient and pale. the door-,
will open and shut irom thedrivers
station as well as ir m the. knob
and in every respect it will be of
tiie most approved and latest
pattern i t -ireet hoise cars.
A sharp lltne .
Dining the mur a-r trial m pro
gress iu the cieeu.t coint. It. V.
K"iniev. w ho ma i-a map cf the
pieun&L'S, wa- closely questioned
by .ittotney I!c.tcher. He was
,:sked -evcra! times leganling the
w .eie.iiioiits ol John Helmick,
who 'a.- in a wool sack, damping
: do a n wool when the uouolw began ;
ut la.-t Llie witness, With great ser
, ioitshcss, replied: "1 can't rc
memtier, exactly, whether Hel
mick was in i he -oat heasi or nor h
wesi coiin-r oi the sack." Not
withstanding the .-oleini ity of the
occasion, a oroad grin spread from
face to l ice a otind he court-room
, at the neat lvjoiudor. Pendleton
i-.aat Oregouian.
A YOUTHFUL TRAVELER.
H. w Oharley Orcutt Was 8ent From A
toria to Humboldt. Cal.
uo." !y an rancisi-o ou Iter last
tnl' do An. The child had a valise
hi nnien v ;is n uusiness cam, on
...I.: a. I .. .
'V
siile ol w hich ai.oeared the
nrin name ol May A Cornelius, of
l his city. nd on the other the
other I he name of of the child
'hirlnv Orcutt ; while under the
nam was the ad iiess, liuadwldt,
'al. As no one appeared to claim
him he was questioned, and it was
found that he had been put on
'Miard the ste.ur er by bis mother
hy his mother in this city and
enl to meet his father in 'Hum
boldt. He had no money and was
taken in charge bv Secretary
Kemp of the Hoys ami tiirl's Aid
Society, from whom a letter was
received yesterday by Messrs. Hay
A Cornelius, asking for informa
tion. The child is the grandson
of ('. Y. lilissett, of Upjiei'tcii,
and his mother and father are
f panned. He will be sent to It is
destination bn Secretary Kemp.
Schmi'li'H Kelatlvea.
A dispatch from Jacksonville
says that Julius Schmidt, who
eloped with Maiy Schlosser, ia
well connected in Jacksonville,
and his wife is the daughter of the
late i Jeneral John K. K'-sr, and H
most ccumable lady, lbcir little
cniin, ll months oh!, is now lying
at the point oi death. Air. and
Mrs. Schmid; have been separ
ated for several months.
"A Mhii'h Iiii' to Marry."
Half per cent from l to oti years
f ag.
Two per cent lion, 45 to jit) yeais
ol age.
Fiva and a half per cent from 40
to 15 years of ane.
Six and a half per cent from !o
to 40 years ot age.
Ten and a hall per cent from 30
to IJ5 years of age.
Twenty-live per cent from lio to
.'M years of age.
Forty-seven per cent from 20 to
lb years of ae.
Three per cent irom 15 to 20
years of age.
One hundred per cent if you buy
voir clothing of ti. W. Simpson,
loany, Oregon.
l,lHHilutitiii Nolle-.
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership horetofore existing be
tween Henry Mill-r and Charles
!l. Hart, under the linn name ol
Miller & Hait, is hereby dissolved
by mutual consent. The busi e"s
w ;il be continued by ('has. II.
ilart, to whom all accounts are
due and must he paid.
Hated Albany, Sept. 10, lS'.H).
Mii.i.kkiV II. nr.
An
A'as seen
yesterday
I HtmeilNt 'riivl
at the l.adie.-' lazaar
examining
their large
and weli selected stock of new
fail goods for ladies, children and
infants, consisting of ready made
dresses, capes.cloaks, j ickets, knit
goods, hosiery, yarns, embioderies.
laces and fancy go-ids of all de
scriptions. Theii stock of buckles,
doves, handkerchieis and new
veiling cannot be surpassed.
French Tansy llufrra.
These wafers are a sure and safe
sjtecilic or all kinds of female
troubles and will reaiove all obstruction-
io tne monthly periods,
no matter w hut H,p cause. They
ire just what every woman needs,
and can be used safely. For sah
by the Livingstone Medical Co.,
manufa tureis, Portland, Oregon,
also from our sole agent, ,1. A.
Cumming, ''.pietist, lilumberg
block, Albany, Oregon.
Attention! No.
case of an alarm
In
the
liremen
w il 1 1 1 1 1 1 out with ine hose cart
and assist No. L'"s engine, until fur
tiier notice-. No. I'-engine being
temporarily disabled.
1'iv order of the Chief Kngineer.
Miie IVachert.
The Willamette Packing Coin
pany have some of the finest
pcachi s ever seen in the market.
Special rates will he given io those
buying by quantity.
The Oakes S.iss Hell Kingers
and Comedy Company which
plea-ed the citizens so much on
tueir appearance here about a year
ago, a-e coming again. They will
be he. e on the I of this month,
and will be giee ed by a full house,
lor th y are goo I. On their ap
pearance at Huron. Dakota, the
Leader of that pla. e said : ''Those
who attended the vocal and in
strumental tieat at the opera
house las! .-aturday night pro
nounced the OaKes Swiss Hell
Kingers and comedy Sketch Club
a liitm cut of the common order of
traveling troupes. They frequently
stilled the hoiis- in attendance,
who fivoiably expressed them
selves in relation to the entire ex
ercise. The solos were excellent.
The English com-dian, Harry
Fades, with his mirth provoking
nieiody and his funny laces, in
terested Ihe ciowd amazingly,
l iank Ilollistet , the artistic banjo
isl and character vocalist.
cored to the echo. It was an ac
ceptable and interesting atl'air.
The company w ill do well to come
a'aui."
Messrs. Will v Stark have just
rec ived a new lino of beautiful
silverware, solid gold wa'ches,
rings and jewelry of all kinds!
Call ami see their tine selections.
K. C. Searls has opened one of
the linest siocks of shoes ever
-hown in this part of Oregon,
FINK DKKSSKD CHlCKliNS;
MUELLER & GARRET'S.
Bl SINtlSS LOCALS.
Compasses at F. M. French's
Cumming's for choice 'soda wa
ter. Sweet potatoes at Jas. F. Powell
A Co. 's
Gentlemen's fine shoes at E. C.
Searls'.
Drink ice cold soda at C. E.
Browuell's and le happy.
Latest designs in jewelry just
received at F. M. French's.
Viereck's shaving and hair cut
ting saloon, shaving 15 cents.
Ludlow's $3.00 ladies shoes all
sizes and widths at E. C. Searls.
Try Conn & Hendricson's once
on groceries and you will be happy.
(io to Cumming's drug store
Rlumberg Mock, for your artist's
supplies.
aches A Son received a large
invoice of fad and winter woolens
recetith .
And when you want a delicious
cold drink go to C. E. Brownell's
for soda.
We make a specialty of fine
cakes for parties and weddings.
Blackburn & Pironi.
Use Begus Dandelion bitters for
nmcestion, dyspepsia and all kindred
j diseases.
Buggs celebrated family remedies
are tor sale b all leading druggists
every wuere.
Mens', youths' and boys' cloth
ing and furnishing goods atG. VV
Simpson's.
Special prices made on all dress
goods to make room for fall stock
atG. W.simpson's.
New satteens, gingham's chain
bra s and other wash goods just
received at G. W. rumpson s.
Happy Is lie who buys his fruits
and vegetables ol V. h. Hrownell.
Always fresh and full weight.
Smoke flu celebrated Havana
tilled 5-cent :gnrs. manufactured
at .1 nlins Ji,si h's cigar factory.
We have our new spring stock of
kid gloves, and the best value ever
shown in Albany at W. F. Read's.
A large invoice of our celebrated
"Engineer" shoes just received at
E. C. Searls.
New groceries this week at
Bl ickburn & Pironi's, and every
thing just as represented.
Ladies can procure Hughes 1r
storey's tailor system at the
Ladies Bazaar. 11. J. Sower,
agent.
I have received my fall line of
kid gloves, and our $1.60 glove is
th be -t ever offered here for the
money. E C. Searls.
G'-i some of those fine pies and
cak-s for Sunday at Blackburn A
1'in.ni's. Don't cook over the hot
stove these days.
('ash paid for baled hay and oats
at L. Senders' stables. Good
pri. es will le paid for large or
small quantities.
Grad wold's tine teas, with the
cut-glassware that goes with them,
forms quite an attraction and goes
very rapidly.
If you feel unable to do you
work, and have that tired feeling
take I'. J. H. Mclean's Sareapar
dla ; it .vill make you bright, active
and vigorous.
Vem-on, corned beef, cl ippeci
beef, and a ne a lot of full cream
California cheese, jusi the thing
lor lunch these warm days. Call
on Spencer A Black! ": rn. "
Anything you want in our ba
kery department is of the very
best. Good goods and low prices
is what you get there. Blackburn
i't Pironi.
Freeh bread, fresh bread, fresh
bread. Order your pies and cake
from Blackburn & Pironi; they
are experienced bakers and can
make anything you want to order.
If you are suffering with weak
or inliamed eyes, or granulated
eyelids, you can he quickly cured
hy using Dr. J. H. McLean's
Strengthening Eye Halve. 25 cents
a box.
The genuine Boynton furnaces
are sold hy Matthews & Washburn
the largest kealers in stoves and
ranges in the valley, tio and in
spect their s'ock, they can please
you.
Secure your railroad, steamship
and sleeping car tickets to all
points North, South and East via
the Union Pacific railway, and
save time and money. Ticket
office on Broadalbin street.
Don't fail to see our men's and
boys' clothing before purchasing
elsewhere. We sell the best
clothing for the laast money of
any house in the city. Look aud
be convinced. G. W. Simpson.
Messrs. Wamlel & Hollenbeck
who are occupying the McFarlar.d I
iui 'lug. have a tine stock of;
goods and invite examination.
They are enterprising ousiness
men and w ill command a liberal
patronage.
Ladies who experience, a sense
of Weakness and sometimes lame
ness of the back should use Dr. J
H. McLean's Strengthening Cor
dial and Blood Purifier, it w ill sup
ply the much needed strength ami
overcome all weakening irregulari
ties. An elegant display oi fruit, in
cluding peaches, apricots, melons, i
pineapples, bananas, plums, j
apples, and in fact every kind of i
rare fruits aud fresh "syetables, ia !
to be found at Jas. F. Powell A !
Company's grocery store. They
keep all the market affords.
Undue exposure to cold winds,
rin, 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. Ub cents a box.
Hopkins Bros, havs set aside an
elegant nickel plated stove which
they propose to give to their cus
tomers. By trading a certain
amount you get a ticket in the
drawing and the lucky licket
holder draws the stove. Go and
see them and learn the particulars.
HOPKINS
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Buying, Your Pioperty
Th lough the leal ehlatr tiiiii of
Burkhart i Keeney:
The oldest Real Estate Firm in the
Wanidtdally
"They have lande of al' descrip
tions for tale at the veiy iowest
prices and on the moi-t favorable
terms. .
We have some fine bargains in
small tracts of garden and fruit
lands near the city, which we are
offering at a great sacrifice. This
property lies near the city, and is
the very best on the market, part
of which is set out to fruit.
CITY PROPERTY
We have a large list of choice
business and residence property
for sale including the G ultra nark
addition, the best, nearest and
chcaaait suburban property on
the market. A lot in this addition
will double in value in lees than a
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EAST PAYMENTS.
BUR'' ART & KEEMEY,
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