Morning daily herald., October 12, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

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THE MOKNIWl HERALD; SUXDAY. OCTOBMK 12. 1890.
The I)ah.t Herald will be on
ale each morning ai H. J. Jones'
Book atore.where it ui he procured
at 5 cents ter copy.
4UTTINnS ABOUT TOWN.
TaMt linen at E. C. Searls.
Fresh oysters at John Isom'a.
tfelery at C. E. I'rownell's.
' Shirting fljiinel-i at E. C. 8earl9.
Capes and jackets at K. C.
learl".
Try the oyster cocktails . at
Sot-nickc's. -
Ijidies undarwear in all colors
at E. C. Searls.
Jackets and capes at . C.
fcearls.
latest s'yles in capes at E. C.
Searls.
Plush and astracban capes at K.
O. Searls.
lowest rates east by Burkbait
fc Keeney.
f lck uu lerwear Lr gentlemen
at E. C. Seat 1.
See Burkbart & Keeney when
you want to go east.
Greitreduct'on in prices of dress
gods at E. C. Searls.
Oysters in every stylo at Jobn
Imu'i.
I -ace curtains from $1.50 per pair
tip at E. C. Pearls.
Ladies and children's union suits
at the Ladies' Bazaar.
8peutaclea for every one at
French's jewelry store.
Try the finest chocolate cream
in the city at Boenlcke's.
K. C. Bearls is 9ellindres-! goods
cheaper than anyone else.
Furnished rooms to rent near
college. Inquire at this office.
G. YY. Simpson has just rtc-ived
a Gne line of eealette j tckets in nil
- ft) Its.
Pl-ish and Astrachiu capes, also
novelties in long cloaks at the
Ladies Bazair.
For a fine quality of kid gloves
in the latest shades, call at the
Ladies Bazaar.
Work on the Corvallis street
card at the shop of A. J. Anslyn in
this city is progressing rapidly.
Hello there? Do you know
Jester is the only man in Albany
that' can sell you eastern tickets.
A very noticeable fact is the
large number of shooting stats that
can be seen in the evenings of late
C. C. Browerof Aftoria ii. i lie
interest of Johnsons Enydopedia
was in the city yesterday, and will
at some future day make a canva
o' the city for that valuable work.
In '1888 there were seventeen
state? in the Union, showing a pop
ulation of more than one million
each. In 18!)0 the list has in
creased to twenty-seven.
The average tcmcr.tliire at
.Sitka, Alaska, in winter is forty
lluee above zero. In forty years
tttc mercury has fallen leIow . -io
but four time?.
An Oswego jou:i lady made
".CO words of the letters contained
in "conservatory," while her
mother wrestle with the week's
washing unaided.
Several young boys, of this city
between the age cf 12 and 18 were
pretty badly intoxicated a few
uays ago. They were i-lntched
e-ut in the lower end of town.
Two panthers have been seen
recently about eight mi Its east of
this ciy. Much damage ii n
)orled to have been dune by them
in t lie way of killing eto.k.
Those anticipating buying a
t;.pe writer should see the Smith
1'iemier machine, which has
fiiperior points above iJl other.--.
Apply to irof. 11. Al. McKee of
t.e college.
If he Walla Walla Union is trj
Lig u make it appear that, farming
as a rule is profitable. After the
Uitioj succeeds in this undertaking
it wnl attempt to prove tho won
derful prosperity oi the publishers
ui thiee daily papers in a sinad
town. East Oiegonian.
Dried fruit.
I am prepared to pay the high-
it market price, in trade or cash,
cr ciiotcu dried fruits of all kind?.
Kaxuki. E. Yol.no.
B.foi purchasing your Artists
materials examine itie new stock
just opened at the drug store of J.
A. (Jumniing, successor to tJ.
Hubbard.
Take the Northern Pacific rail
road fur all points east, twelve
(our i he quickest toute. TicBets
lr sale Burntiait . Keeney.
We cany a lull line of men's,
boy.-, ladies and children's s'ux-s
at figure that will a irprUe you.
ii. to'. Simrjon.
Uoeastover the Northern Pacili.
railroad, the shorteat'and t:hi-a;es-ro
ito. Tickets f jr sale Of Uurk
hr A Kteuey.
.Menu', youtha' and boys' cloth
ing and furnishing goods atU. W.
hiuipson's.
A displav of shoes at C K.
Cronnell's is being oft'. r.nl below
eest.
Tickets for ssle by BuikhartA
Kecnry to all points can via. the
Pacific rail road.
La?e style gossamers and
brellas at the Ladies Bazaar.
u.u-
When yon want a nice hat call
on U. W. Simpson.
Fresli cranberrit-8 and ickekd
rod fish at Mueller & U.trretl's.
Elegant Lotion renders the wk in
toft and beautif u!.
tM elegant lotiou !ur 3uub .rn
LOCAL NEWS.
What Society Has Been Doing
the Past Week.
SOCIAL. AND VBKSONAI, NOTKS
Some of the Funks Cnpii H Been
Plalag-Several Pia sact Socl.Is
Dor'ng the Weak.
The cr'mron cf the torett leaves
When the aut-iam dijs are gone.
But tho tiucr's nose growl re Ue ye t,
As the wiater wearttn op.
Will Stiigcr was in Albar.y yes
terday. Miss Kate Hay, of CorvalSis, is
in the city.
Prof. E. B. McElroy has beer,
visiting Southern Oregon.
Th.. H. Pillsb iry. of Browns
ville, waa in the city yesterday.
Mw.'Wm. Tieiney, of Vancou
ver, B. C, is in the city.
Among the attractions for the
near future N Misj Clara Morris.
Frank Kenton and Mis-s May
Mills went to Portland yesterday.
J. P. Galbraith went to Browns
ville yesterday.
Prof. Arnold, of the Corvallis
Agricultural college, was in the
city yesterday.
Tony Noltner, of the Portland
World, is in the city.
Kx-Goveruor S. F. Chadwick, of
Salem, has just returned from a
business trip to Coos bay.
Mrs. Ignatz Fox has rfturned
from a month's visit to Olympia.
Mr. Fox accompanied bis wife
from Portland to this city.
Mrs. A. B. Woodin and Mrs.
Warner will vi.-it Portland to
morrow. Judge D. U. N. Blackburn, who
has been very ill, will soon le on
the streets again.
A large number of first cl ise
theatrical companies will visit Al
b my soon.
Miss Viola La Porte, of this city,
has gone to. Salem to attend the
school for deaf mutes. .
There will be no' services at the
Presbyterian church to-day, on ac
count of the ab.-eme of the pastor.
The ball at .Lebanon Friday eve
ning was a very pleasant affair. A
number Jrom this c:ty were in at
tendance. Mr". A. T. Kle, of Ashland
and Mrs. C W. Ayres and little
daughter, of Albany, were in Cor
vallis yesterday.
T. B. Cornell has accepted a po
sition as book-keepe r in tbe JefTer--on
Flouring MiHs, aud has moved
his family to Jctierson.
The members of the Apollo
club are requested to meet at the
ollego Moirlay evening at eight
o'clock. J. V. Littler, president.
Mr. and Mr?. M, S. Woodcock
and Mr. and Mrs. J. If. Simpson
f Con all e, were in Albary Moi.
day, to a tend thn funeral of the
late Mrs. Helen Simrson.
Pro'. N. A. Sborey w.ll p each
at the Ccngreg Uiouul church to
day, morning a:d evening. The
subject of the morning service ill
be "Coming of Chri-t," in the
cvenit.ir "rhe Straight (.i t'e."
Sunday school after the moating
cr u-t .
Y0l.G PEOPLE'S SOCIAL.
Tiie young people's Fociely of
the Congregational church gave
one of their very pleasing w' '
at the rcnidenoe of T. .1 St it -a
Friday evening. A large n iinber
of young people were preccsit, and
enjoyed themselves until a late
hour, when they bade one another
good-night with tho expn-ssed
wisti that such pleasant uti'airs
shoild be of more frequent in
currence. PLEASANT PARTY.
The Children's Missionaiyband,
consisting of about twenty-five
young peopie :nve a iiiot d-liht-lut
social Friday evening at the
residence of S. M. Pennington.
The evening was pleasantly passed
iu auciai fu.i vernation, plating
games and music. Fo' lo wi ng were
present: Messrs C. II. Hait, Frel
Dawso'i, D. Ii. James, F. Watson,
Jas. Hale, Mrs. Dawson. M s.
Thompson, Mrs. Ri ley, Mrs.
.Murphy, Mrs. Chamberliu Mm.
Hill, Miss Cox, Miaa Smead, Miss
ifail, Miss Marks, Miss Cummins,
Mis3 Hess, Annie Foshay, Emma
Ball, Sarah Whcler, Bessie Dor
im, Mjrthaaul EllaKUley, Nellie
Baiton, Lizzie Thompson, N. 1!K
Foshay, Zeno Kicliard--, Miss
Clevinger, MiBS Walton, Alice
Templeton, Claude Cam: bell,
Coke Langliead, Lee (Jrofs, Gto.
Keeney, Arthur Foshay.
ccpio's PRANKS.
The following have secured
licenses tr marry from Cupid's
representative at the court houso
iluring the ia-t ten days: N. II.
tiatetnan aim Hannah Chance,
John .ink and Poily Ann Hedices,
Edward Smith aud Louise May
utegg Jolin II. Waters a;;d .Marv
lvu UeesH, U. II. Baker and
ira.e Bonloiig, 1). L. Stewart
and Floren.e Pearl. W. J. A.
IVavenport and Betsv E. Mills,
t-leorse Wana ami ltulh S-ott,
-herman Wooil and Jennie Snv
der, W. T. Wiles a id Mary Bran
don, Jas. F. Powell and Aland P.
Van Horn, A. M. Simons and
Lizzie C. M.-Neil, W. T E. Wilson
and Bertha J. Stephens, Chester
I). Harris and Sarah IJ. tilery,
Jesse T. Cochran and Mahala (i
uo'iinet.
CH VI T.MI(-AS SOCILTY.
A chautau-iuu literary society
was organized Tuesday eveniiii; at
the resi.lei.ee of Kev. S. G. Irvine,
with the lollop ing members: Mis
C. E. Wi.lvi.rton, Mrs. Heniietta
Brown, Aliases Lib Irvine, Alice
Moses, Addie George. Annie and
Catherine Althotise, llett.e Miller
iinl Flora Mason. It is expi t d
that several otheis will join the
society Boon. Mrs. Wolverton
was elected pr sident and Miss
An nie Althotise secretary and
treasurer.
THK GUANO TARTY.
So ic'y in this city is on the qui
vive in anticipation of the grand
ball and concert to be given on the
28th List. ly Temple Commander v,
No. 3, Knights Templar. Th'ia
will bo one of tlut most brilliant
social affairs ever given in Albany.
Liberates concert will be one of
the features.
SOCIAL DANCE.
At the amory last even ing a
lively party of about twenty-five
couples enjoyed themselves im
mensely until 12 o'clock, indulging
in the mazy waltz. These parties,
it is understood, will be regular
weekly occurrences soon. :
EUGENE MATTERS.
The i.iers of the Springfield
bridge have been completed for
some lime aud workmen are wait
ing for the iron. Word hai been
received tint the In n and steel
work was shipped from Massillon,
Ohio, Sept. 3. . It is expected
here by the lath . of thin month.
No false work will be built until
the arrival of; the material.
It will take ab ut one month to
put up the U:uge after t!:e iron
arrives.
A il -siMiteh leoeiwd in Euger.e
Wedmsd.:y announced t:ie inar
rhue of l 'apt. S. C. S adden, ol
Eugene, o Miss Nellie liilb -it, of
SaU-iii. The marriage t-xjk p'ace
at the residence of I. VV. (j miner,
at L-'S Angaie , Cal., Wedcesd ij ,
Oct 8, at 10 a. m. After a ttirt
days .stay in San Francisco they
will U:'t for their future home in
Eiig-r:.'. t le m ;rr:aje is a sur-
pnst- to I lie rii ile o tiid'oiiirfici'
' .
i' g imities bith in S.dem
V.a-j ii".
The piers Lr the biideacros"
the M- Kenz'e liver, four miles
Im-Iow McKenzle bridge pofctolD ;e,
have been completed, and the
timber is about ready for the span.
The iron work, about two tons, is
being hauled. It was nianu'a;1
turcd at the Eugene toumhy.
Mr. Ennis, the La":e county
sheep man sold his band of 1!U
head to Avery & Baeson for $3.27,!$
iC4 head. The sheep averaged a
little over 119 lbs ea-ih. The pur
chasers drove them to Portland.
Guard.
Survey of ICogne Rivera.
The Jacksonville Times Fays
tlut Senator Mitchell some tvne
ago made application to thesui
iutendent of the ooat and geodetic
survey for an order for a survey of
Kogue river, Oregon, and now is
in receipt of a communication from
the supeiintendent stat'ng that
Mr. Dickens of the coast survey
was engaged in completing a sur
vey of that part of that '"o.ut just
south of Coos bay, Oregon ; that
this would probablv bo finished
the present year, and that when it
is done he will be instructed by
the superintendent to take up
another unfinished part of the
coast, which includes Kogue river
and he would then be instructed
to survey said river to the end of
tide water or the head of naviga
tion, all cf which the superintend
ent hopes to accomplish the com
ing year, provided appropriations
for the work on the coast of Ore
gon are not cut dawn at the next
Ecssion. The publication of h
chart of Rogue river and the coast
up and down from its mouth will
follow shortly thereafter.
Sllrer Mine on Anderaun Creek.
The Ashland Tidings pays : The
prospecting work done by the Em
pire ilining Co.. of San Francisco,
at the Tromblcy mines on Ande -
son creek is reoi ted to have de
veloped a rich strike in silver rock
The report is that an eleven fool
vein has been struck which goes
$du io ine ton in silver.
J. J. 0en, the principal man of
tne compauy, witii two other San
Francisco men, accompanied by
Mrs. Owen and two other ladies,
came up Saturday to visit the
mine, and remained till morning.
They seemed much pleased with
the prof pett. Th company ha
run o:;e tunnel 150 feet, and is at
woik upon ano tier.
It is tho general gossip in the
neighborhood of the mine that the
enterprise .is directly by so.tie
ininiii,; expert in "the "spirit
world" through tbe ino .iumship
of one of the lidies of the party
there this week. Be that as it
may, the belief is thev have struck
a good silver-bearing lede.
Albany City lllrectury.
The sixth edition of the Albany
City Direclory will be i.-sued soon
by C. W. Watts. This book
promises to be superior to all
editions as it will c ntaiu - the
names, occupation and ( lace of
residence of every resident of the
city and in this repped wi'l be
perfectly accurate aa the complete
censrs takn by Mr. Vstts indi
cates. It will i;l o contain an
official table of rates, tares mi l
distances of stations on all railroad
lines running into the city. The
revised portal laws, clmr. li dn c
torv, p t office and ex press mice
Let of stations on ail O:e-'0n rail
roadlir.es, telegraph fares to all
points from Albany and mujh
other valuable information. It
will be a useful . h-jok to every
resident when Completed. .,
I'rllla aul Fluuiieea.
The p ist week has brought two
of the predicted fashions for the
year into actual existence. If you
walk up Broadway at 4 o'clock" of
any afternoon you will see them.
Frills and flounces that's what
ti-.ey are frills about the neck and
flounces at the hem of the skirt.
Just the real old fashioned plaito I
or gathered flounces that had to o
on ttte bottom of a gowu a few
years ago, quite as much as the
braid binding. To be sure, they
are neither artistic l.c economi
cal, and hey do make a skirt look
like a pi ceo' elaborate lambr-.
rr 77r-r
quin drapery, but here they; are
on broad way again, and we' are
told they've come to stay. New
York Evening Sun."
Shoit Uanrt Claaa.
On Monday night a class in
short hand will be organized at
the College. Those wishing to en
ter the class will meet Mr. xi. n.
McKee at the college at that time.
Tuition $5 for twenty lessons.
Wbmea'l Wear,
Dressing, like kissing, goes by
favor, the art of dressing well is
a gift of nature The persons who
ate wen uraseu simply cannot
help dressing well. It is not a
question of cost at all, or of thought
i articularly. Uive them the most
inexpensive fabrics aud the least
amount of time and they will ap
pear os exquisitely dressed as if
they had been unlimited as to
bo h. On the other hand the veri
est dowdy that ever appeared may
have lavished tlme and thought
ana money on a tout ensemlfle that
makes the beholder want to swear.
The dressing well is not in the
head, it is in the fingers. It is a
kna k thy have somebo'v of get
ting things on in the right W-ay, of
slipping theui deftly and securely
into lace and making them stay
there.
This promi.-tes to be a season of
oetrich feathers, (iowns will be
t'imed with bauds of feathers, and
l o ts and muffs of the plumage of
the bird "that knows it all" will
le very popular. ,
Autumn dresses come on with
onmderable rapidity. Striped
wools are used in two shades of
brown or brown and cream. Some
fabric show tiny sciolls or infini
tesimal cuccks. Inch-wide lox-
! l'l.-i'g are agtin used to edge skirts
! and the Stuart stvlo of sleeves.
with ilH rlnnlilo r.nlFj ami nortmn-
n.iujiti iinjiua ui inaieriai, is com
ing into favor.' filioulde capes of
ail sorts are still brought out, but
thee are rcgaided as distinctly
less elegant than U e cloth j.icket,
and this again lias'fnoatdiic when
tbe cloth of which it i-made ex-'
actly matches the costume.
Styles la Hair Cutting.
John Ray, a barber, tells the St.
Louh Glolie-Democrat it is . aston
ishing what a diferenee may be
effected in personal appearance by
a hair cut. A badly shaped . head
may, by a skillful barber, be made
to assume an intellectual cast, and
in a very simple way. The intel
lectual head, viewed from the front
is wider at the top than just above
tho cars and a clever barber, by
cutting the hair short-over the ear
and gradually lengthen it to the
top of the head, mayv give the
greatest dolt :tm "Appearance jf
brains intelleclaally.They say
the tailor makes the man, and no
doubt he help, but 1-. claim that '
the barber does his part, and if
weu-irainea, nis part is by no
means contemptible.
roll to Orthography.
A alory is being told at tbe ex
pense of the leaders of the parlia
mentary bar. He was engaged in
an Irish railway bill recently before
a committee ot mo nouse ot com
mons, and num:cking th pronun
ciation oi an i nsi witness whom
he ro"o to cross-examine, he asked
it waterior.l was sj elled with two
t's in the witness's part of the
otintry. "No," said the witness;
"but I spell manrterawith two n's.
This concluded the cross-examination.
.
lluaae Ienat.
Strayed away from the place of
me stiDscrioer on section 19 in
Sweet Home in Linn cnnty Oro
gon, one Mirk mare, three years
oll.nniaik on the left slioulder
consisting of two round spots like
a pair of spectacles, the riht h nd
foot and the left front foot white.
Had a halter on when she left.
Leave word at this oiHce or ad
dress tbe undersigned.
Octob r II, 18iK).
C. Raddatz.
Sweet Home Or.
French Tansy Wafers. .
These wafers are a sure and safe
specific for all kinds of female
troubles and will ye rvove' all ob
structions to the monthly periods,
no matter what the cause. They
are just what every woman needs,
and can bo used safely. For sale
by tho LivingBtone Medical Co.,
m4niifa:tureys,!j,ortbind, Oregon,
also fromTju!" sole agent, J. A.
Cummin);, druggist, Blumberg
block, Albany. Oregon. -
, ' f.-r , .
Excitement -
Il:in high in AHiany over Sys
tem Builder,T9 everybody is using
it for, Ciitrrh of the Sto.nach,
Dysprpia 'Constipation and Im
pure Blood. -: Try it and tell your
friends ubbnt i as it must possess
wonderful merits when all speak
Wfll of it. :
E. C. S-arls, has the finest
la.ies' shoes at the lowest prices
to be found in tho valley.
,
See our novelty dress patterns.
They are cheap and of the latest
styles, (i. W. Simpson. .
Ask to se3 onr $2.50 shoes for
ladies at K. C. Searls.
DRIED APPLES, rants in St. Pari on
Vft. '4th. lumen if . toStewait k bux,
a:i J huy m at i:e bi ii.k macbiue at d aar
J Oar fruit; w
' ,-) ' :
x .
SEWING MACHINES,
Vn the n Whr Jt Wiiviu, No, 9.
btcwsrt t
are ageot
lllUnD UnM Call on otawart A Sox
IlluDlin W Ell, lor your aiqiplici, as
hey carry a full urn ol axes, weJi-e. sledges
nulla, mau! riatp, troad axes troes, ahina:
Hnjr liaratA, Main, ' wood andiron tackl
block, a- d by: Jar the best asortrocnt ol
crass eut ws lay th rallrr. Goods cl the
best sua! ty aad'YlaS M lowest.
RPiTIMf Bath rabber awl toathr belt
ULLIllIU, kwolvvsoo hawl at Steart
JJY. ur "P aae aaoouia
r
MS. BAKU ABCIVKD.
Tfcry are al the Bet ere Hun.e !
J.I t'Hy and Ull Keinuln
. trm ttctebr r 1.1 to 19.
; These far-famed physician, wl:o
have achieved a great reputation
throughout the North we!, have bt n
prevailed upon by parties in t'ne
vicinity to vuit Albany. One of the
doctor will open t flices at the Uu.
ifiere house tor one week only, from
October 13 tc 1?, and tbe opportun
ity should not te lost to consult this
famous i hyeieian. Ho cornea highly
lecommended ai d laden with testi
monials from throughout the state,
and the authenticated reports of his
cures seem nothing short of n.iracu
lous. His oflitse couaulution ia free,
so that should there be any cases that
are incurable he will immediately dis
cover them, thus saving their pntrou
auy furtherexpeuditttre of money au t
time, which they mijil olherwiie
cquaoder.
Uu-ike other physicians who hae
become etniceut iu their profession,
the- doctors' chargea are exteuie.y
moderate, and they will not under
take auy cases that they cauuot cure
or benefit,
Drs. Dan in nmke a specialty o!
dit'-aies of the lijo, Er, Nose aud
Throat, and au nervoiia, chronic and
private diaenxes, such as Lossof Man
hood, Blood Taiutr, Syphillis, Glet,
Oonorrluea, Stricture, Speruiattor
rhoea, Seminal Weakness, or Lisa uf
Desire of Sexual Power iu mau nr wo
man. All peouliar Female Tn'ubh-f,
Irregular Meuslruatio.i, Lucorrhusa,
Dia lacemeutsr"f.lc , are cuulideutial
ly und KUcoessf JSly treated, aud will
ui.der uo circawiataiioes tuke a case
that they cano6t cure or beuetit.
Their ffioe h urs arj fro:n 10 to 5
Jaily. Evenius 7 to 8,
Cures of private Jj-:e.i8es guaranteed
and never published iu the papers
Most case can recivo home te-tuiei.t
after visit to the doctors' ct-je. Iu
quiriei auswered aud circulars sent
free.
Real the f jltowiug testimonials of
remarkable curei .
NAMES THAT CAN BE UEFMtUtD To,
Henry slouch. Macleay, Oregon
ui-umeoi, iiiieen jears, nioicu.
m uuuicr, tuene Lity, ur. ea
tai rh twenty years, restored.
Volu i Webster, Weston, Umatilla
county, Or, catarrh, cured.
B II llice 32 B St Portland, In a t
disease cuicu, three mouths tincc.
jeorsre H Ilaniiltou 31 Stark "trct-t
Portland, stopaKC of the Har-d .cl
cured.
" Jos Moore St Charles hotel Portl u,u
polypus in the noie Kfteenjear3, cured
Wiu Kohler. ased 71 vjars Jackson
ville Or, deal in one ear 30 years cured
Mhs Lucy Monn, M nimouth Or,
cruss eye straightened m ,i,c in.iiute.
K.I fly ucs, Albina catarrhal dcHf
ness. restored.
P t; MFarlaa-s Vanjouyer, sciatica
rUciuatisru cured.
U:-. C Scotten, A'bint Oiei'on rina:
Ian noises In the car and deafness
cured
Mrs S A Wrnden' L'irl, !W CX.lutu.
bia street Portland, neivous debility
and malarial lever anil d'scharg'ng
frii r rf.ar.ii-M I -
Wm Altnow, Drewey, Grant county
Oregon catarrhal deuluess and ringing
in tne ears io. m twenty years per
fectly cured,
Mrs S W Metr.iicr.Grci-li3ui. Oregon
dybpepsia, liver eotUla nt uiid pum in
the stomach iwenly three yeure, res
truJ.
Mrs C Maenson Mrrth-int hotel,
I'oriland, rh 'uumlUin, neuralgia and
feuia'e iroiiliies. ;ured eriiiaiiuntly
one yearao.
C ilicsc, seven m.les went of Fulton
Oretfon, liver aim ki.luey trouble, diz
ziness and paiii6 over the whole ty
.em vesttol cd lo In all It.
Chas Brntfer, Itee Ivillo Oregon
almost total blindness from ed'eets uf
ineusk-, restored uf .r all other doc
uirs 6 ill he was past ere.
MrsLMattoou Eat I'or.land Ore
gon, cuturib. hror.t-hili, and iicvotis
ni-Bt and s!eepueps n'mlil.t mid loss of
I'.csli, cured and guiucd twelve pounds.
J It Cunningham. W'apiuitia, Wasco
count, Oregon, total Ueufuess two
y. ars in one ear and partially so in
ihe other, cured
MraJE Smith Pilneville, Or-.gon,
nervous debility aud general weak-iiu-s,
uliuost bordering on insanity,
i-ured.
lleiison McCoy, Du.'ur, Wasco coun
ty Oregon, d'-al:css and tenible pain
in theeai and.head (or six iuon!li-,uiitil
lie was nearly crazy, restlessness nd
Insomnia. Kestorid toheal'.li by elec
tricity after all other treatments hid
failed.
1) I liriiU m's child, Spi infleld. Or.
i.aiiifu.ly attticted with gruuulatcd con-
jULCtivitus, complicated with ulcers
ol lue ejeballs lor nine uionlus,cured
J A Lin d sty, news agent on the O
KiX N eouicany residence '.iVl U 8t
tortu! coiisiiiiii:ion, broiichitin
aud U.irh cureu uiid guiued titteen
pouudi:. .
Uavid ltoss son V,. llaud W T,
painful hip ftisease, had to be carried
to the doctor's office, curud. .Mr Koss
lias a daughtir iresUliug at the Mer-
chanU hotel t'ortland nnd can be re-
ferred to.
Levi B-rtme!, Stayton, Oregon,
heart disease, dyspepsia, puiu through
the heart and lungs and geuerul nerd
vous debility, many times he woulg
lull Hj thoagh dcud when everythins
seemed lo turn black before his eye
successfullv treated.
D Campbell, Fulton, Or. says he
would not take- $I0M) for tbe cute
he received by Dr. Darrin. His trou
ble originated by three small lumps
cr tumors coming on the arm, which
rendered h s arm and hand perfectly
hclplcts for one year.
Win. Parrjt, Middlctun, Or, deaf,
new many years mrcd.
E. Anderson. Salem, Or., catarrh
seven year., cured.
D. W. Etnmetf, S.tlcio, Or deafucss
ttny:ars; restored.
Mny thousands of other rases
u ighl be published did not tuc want
of space here fo bid,
.N. Ira. Darrln head office In
Portland, Or., at the corner of Fourth
aud Washington, will be run as usual,
where Ihey are permanently located.
PAINTS AND OILS,' r$?
want paint, oil, brushes, coal oil, lubricaMi.g
oils, axle grra-e, etc S: EWAttT A Bl'X.
BUGGIES AND WpNS, e
I as aaikan.l and cn i yi-u rood oricci.
ilEABT SOX.
EW CLO
tTitixcns of Liun aud adj .iuiog
ation to atten 1 at our nit store
Thcgra idc-toiM'ningand mMteollwal exhibition of
oeioreexni.i.tea :n ttM Willamette
iraao oi trns suto. We Utve se itched to.. m irket fioai far aui wide, aal will dis dav th s finest line
uni. aiiijiici Ulcus
Having gone into the market with rend cas!i we were enable I to h ty .il cl thin? of thi v ;ry best
actones au 1 1 irgj,; tui.ii t.rj ia tho U litei -J.ates At sj;1i pri:ej A3 will absolutely d ;fy a np;titi i.
Is simply inc wiparablo. Our t .ck of Y mt'is'. H w and Chil Ire
exacted to obtain, wuiL oar Furid.-hiug ti la Oepartmeat io Kepltf.fe
ve;Cats at bedrock prices.
In boo's an 1 sho s .va have hi tde
manufacturers in the Eat, and are
city
n. Cm .I N l'L BL CAS,r- anJ tliat a wl,y are enabled to fell you goods cheap. WE BUY
toil CAM I, and by doin m arc en ibled to get the very best goods at the most reasonable .Urscount: We
believe tliat a store ruu oa the cash system where UOOD GOODS can l, bougkt CilEAP EoLi C VStI will
supply a fell w.mt in this comiiiui.ity. Bidding y.m all once more a cor tial invitat:on to alt- nd our grand
opening Oct. 4h, or to call at any time while iu tbe city an i inspect one -Bt.-k, we subscribe ourselves
most resectluiiy yourt, t
T. L WALLACE & CO.,
STRAHAN BLOCK, ALBANY, OR.
IIUHINK9S LOCALS.
Canes al French.
Compasses at F. M. French's.
Wilcox & Conn, photographerr.
Cumming's for choice soda wa
ter.
Wilcox fc Conn's photograph gal
lery.
Go to Wilcox A Conn for photo
graphs.
Gentlemen's fine shoes at E. C.
Searls'.
Secure a good picture at Wilcox
& Conn's.
Silver headed cnes at F. M.
trench's.
School shoes aro the lowest at
E. C. Searls.
The latent in canes at the cornet
jewelry store.
Gold headed cnes at the corner
jewelry? tote.
Latest novelties in ladies cloaks
at E. C. Searls.
G.i to Jas. F. Powell A Co's for
fresh groceries.
If you want a good gold pen call
on F. M. French.
See those stylish stockinette
jacket' at Read's.
F. M. French sells Seth Thomas
watches and clocks. "
See tlioo undressed kid gloves
at w. t . Keaa'a.
All th'e latest iu cloaks and
jackets at W. F. Read's.
latest designs in jewelry just
received at F. M. French V.
Corner of Second and Ferry is
Wilcox Sc Conn's photograph gal
lery. Go to Cumming's .drug store
Blumberg block, for your artist's
supplies.
Use Bcggs Dandelion bitters for
nuigestion, dyspepsia and all kindred
diacasns.
Stylish coats and jackets for
ladies, misses and children at the
Ladies Bazaar. .
Smoke the celebrated Havana
filled 5-cent igtrs, manufactured
at Julius Joss. h b cigar factory.
Get Borne of those fine pies and
cakes for Sunday at Blackburn A
I'ironi's. Don't cook over the hot
stove these days. ;
Grad wold's fine teas, with the
cut-glassware that goes with them,
forms quite an attraction and goes
very rapidly. -
.Secure your railroad, steamship
aud 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.
Tho genuine Boynton furnaces
are sold by M itthewa & Washburn
the largest nealers in stoves and
ranges in the valley. Go and in
spect their stock, they can please
you. -
.4
NG
counties : Wo greet yoa one and
NEW GOODS!!
Men's,
alley. O ir opening ii djUined to
Our Stock Of Mens
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ear.-fu! selection .if the tnoU clebrat 'd bran Is nude Lv t h very best
entl.le l to display the finest line A these goods ever htj ght to tbia
IRON AND STEEL,
Stewart & Sox
h ire a rerv
r,e --ocK ii rana. vra, common ara Nor
ir-u; ma-nine, tool, pick, and plow
steeL
PpLTlP All kind of grass seel, pum
OLiLUo, and e'ean, are sold by Stewart h
Sit .. Pri Dt bare changed since liai trasoo,
Cu:nc and are B".
ppiirio Don't irucea at wtiRhts any
OuALCiO) longer. Many a faraier ''Ms
em uwh iu tint way In one year to p it lor a
lf.d cle. Uo t. Stewart & Soa aud price
their ccalesol all kii.rt..
f'liiiDMO V"P no,h''i but the
jnUnnOi lamuu barrel churn. 'I here is
oolhiim no KOOd, and lo nne cut lient u on
l'r;a. STEWART 4: SoX.
IRON HARROWS, harrow until yiu llrjt
call oirbrewki-t sua. it will pa Y.m not
to forget thi'.
ROPE AND CHIAN, cheap rOie is being;
sold :n this market.1 We carry none but pure
niamlla, and can rir you any size from I t
to 1.1-1. Ail lizm ol chain frein S lUtoS 4.
SrhWAKT a SOX
LAUICO, AHCnilUn, tell yon tha we
have the botsAears and eiiaaois ih this city,
and we can pi ova it to you at ary time.
Kvery p-Ur warranted and thrv can be re
turne.1 if they ilo ut g;e Mtiefa-ti'n. This
is uo br;r or b.uirer, we rui an hat wo n,'.
SIKWAK1 jj sX.
WASHING" MACHINES kw.S
giveyuu omelluug you will like, Brlnjf
your '.better halt'-around and see what we
can Jo lor you. 8TEWAKT a SvX.
linifo iTruMTinu -
BABY CARRIAGES a larjc an, .rcu.eat
all the time cmbmcina; hood, p9r.aol and
campy tops, an I mitimt in prk-e from ts to
4!, There isn't a nicer lot of -'matrimonial
fruit baskets" io the valley. We also hare
few that we rent. 81KWAKT a SOX.
KNIVES AND RAZORS
The passage
of the klcKinlev
Dill rauwe tbe value ut cutlery eunsidertSly,
but we hare a la ire rock already bought
auJ prices will leinaln the amine as ua uual
until it u Slid out. Cume ai.rl Hoe whl we
hive and I wo pri. es. 8 fEWAKT 4 SOX.
MUNITION, ETC., .i'"o7no1
Mwuer, loaded heiu; , a.-tri?e, eta., a-d
will t l wx reisonable figures. Uon't forget
ui when you come w Uy In your winter
npply of unmuniiioa, to prate .t your ranch
from the inroad ol that rinz vecked emi
grant.
GUNS AND REVOLVERS, .aVS"
that we hart diaiMWad ol this rarttf oar bn
ioes. Tnat'e a oiistake. We are in it now
deeper Ih.n ever. We have a nice line ot
Martin aid Winclieat-.r rifles, and t.ree.-h
ldingthnt guns ranging in pric f root 1 2
to WS. Alao all tuc late improved revo'n ra.
SXEWAKT . SOX.
FEEO CUTfERS.
Save one-thiid of
your hunie lied ev
M'caart a Sox barb
lour kinds for s&le.
CARPENTERS B!ILCERS.
- . t . ... l : i.. m ' a.
Con
tract
era or anyone wuCinx i.ylhin l:i tbi hard
ware line win no wni to can on Stewart a.
Sox before purrhaslusr e'r where. They
krep nearly evmthlae lr th hpcoflmi'd
era lrdware, mi a ataniflcrnt stotli iuofl
toela
E!
15, nd extau I t-j yoa a cardial invi-
NEW PRICES!!!
YjathV an 1 Call lr :is cloihin ever
oenan w e; c!i in tb.3 :lothin;
!i in th-. .rlnthint
of
nothing
i's cl t ir.n,' t'tr abne what we h id
ia everv respect. A full line of
TIib Celebrated
CURE
French
Warranted to
cure
"ATHUQDIME" ZZZr
KFORS e? 5 AFTER
the Keuerative organs ot either sex wh-lher
arisinir from the excrive iue ol atimu Ant
lobvuor opi'im. or through j onthful iM.lij-crwiiou.ove.-l:i-lu!ience,tto.,
a-ich a. : .of
llrun I'wor, Wakc.'u'nem, ll-irit.n Hiwa
P&ino 'ii tit 11a -l Ciwi;.mi w.1.... . ....
STOR
tcna,Nr oti-.r-ros'rc'i,,n, Nocturn! Omia- fi'
ITv.rrhT Dizziness, Weak Uoutory, . , vvil .
Uusol I'uxur ;,J Iinp.)tencv, wiil -h il net- 0 ' . .
lecteit nlteu lead to premature old aits and
iuouiity. Price i a 6 b-xei lor fS.OO.
-Srnl l.tr n.-ul on rtoe': pri.
t trmiTKV ii;Autri-e n iceo
wuh eery -S order ro-j-i . U to rcfuu.l tua
innrifj i t rrninnri:t cure in not effet tori.'
' he ttM9 .'' -4 ertifnniii&la from nl.l .
:,.i yirnr, ol Ik.ih who have Ik-.-h
! i''ww.tlnnn-1 in l.eua -l Anhrod.tnta
Oir.-!Hr Ini', I
lie tr.-iuu ivi'is -o
l'i. h. t... 17. i'ortland, Ore-rtn.
tor 'e t,,- K.mIi.u A M.;l. who ooleand
"'ui l.iiiik''''". Ailu.n.isn-on.
Fibrs &;Un
For Femate lr- "
resuUritie; noth- .
e iik4 thiin on
market. Never
'ail. SnciMTvfullr
upei! iv iir.imt-ipiit
ladle rmnitlily.
i.iummm to re
lieve MiiproMot
c cr ftrimti.n..
D-jutl hnmbug-
f ed. Save Uuie.
lealUi and money,
lake uo other,
ricnt to . n
dress y maii on rerrtpt ol price, 2 00 av
West Branch Uox 37. rmnlZStffZ
Bold by Forbsy at stasaa. Albaay. 0wwi
W'ANl KlJ A cirl ti do general -work.
A ply in.n.eii.tcly at ihwolBce.
rpiIAT HACKl. coi fiif can he ao 0!dk.
it. F. id by F j,., t eon.
l.m !i:?ISB,! h) sPriala
I Li!
LisCK Hmi 05.
4'ortravtor and ttutider.
Dc snitu wiu, r:-RMsn naxa, srncnriea.
. !.ns n.l detai' for all kind 1-ulM-ine
and sichltecture. All work prcmnHly
4 se ai:d nrannteed to 1 first-claA. r'ti.
luatee iu.-i.bnrd on short i-otire (or t rick
buil!lr--. ie.H-2f.acc, pub lie bull.i'nin.
brid.s, T
ll'A.Vir.r Ajcnfi to sell teal estate. IMS
l na e and It-ma'e 8'ra.iy mpl n ei.t
and-dr. Apply K, K. A. turVht.
real e tatu iue.it. odi rite FitA s-.i . .1
binl.
" Finedrt -sod chickens and
Mucks and iceeBe for Sunday's
: dinner at Mueller & Garrett
tii
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It