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THE MOBNCT6 SERA LP; FRIDAY. NOVEMMDB 14, 1890.
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OX SALE.
The Dailt Hebald will be on
wle each morning at U. J. Jones'
book tore.where itun be procured
at 6 cents per eopy.
SOTT1NAS ABOl f TOWN.
Conn & Uendricaon ! ! !
Sauer Kraut, C. E. BrownelJ'a.
For a nice gold watch go to Wid
& Siark'e.
Choice bleached celery at Mnel
er & Garrett's.
top an.I look at Conn A Hen
dricson'a window.
E-san A Achison are selling mon
uments at Portland prices.
Will A Stark have a line line of
gold wauhee and diamonds.
Before buying a hanging lamp
all aud see us. Conn A Ilendric
- ie.
We have a fine line of school
shoe at popular prices. K. C.
iearlp.
VtTenty-tlvects. will buy you an
elegant and perfect fitting corset at
the Ladies Bazaar.
Fpr a superior quality of silk
uuhrelias with gold and silver
Landles, go to Will A Stark's.
Greatest bargains ever offered in
WSain ami fan-y queensware at
Ccnn A Hendricaon'e.
Uuy M. Powers, custodian of the
.regon Pacific boats at Corvallie
was in the city yesterday.
The place to get your millinery
ii at the Ladies Bazaar, the bel
flo oail lowest nric-s in the lit v.
. , ,. ! coa1 Ii and a s:i.oker, and are all
Stamping done i at tne Indies m.Jie or leS3 wlcckt.tl UxU
ie fir.--t
Baiaar. A large line of new an. , olt,.h the seats an, demolished,
beautiful designs Just received ; lot om. remain n p:a,,.. The
from the East. Ivii.dows are nearly all broken
Goto Conn A Hendricson for I out.
your fancy and staple groceries.) A 1MSStx,;KRi,' expekienc k.
cheap lor casn. was in the tirK car. ami had hU
Call now and give your order , ukler dislocated. sas that in
to Mrs. Hyman tor the juvenile waa aa, whe folt a k alli,
book ao they will be here for ,ieard a ,r-t,11 sounil( ;l;m((St
Xmaa. j simultaneously he wsi-i p-ecipitati-il
li you want a dur.thle monu-1 against the s'ule of the car. and
ment go to Egan & A chiton, who j then the train dropped through
are handling nothing but the best hp::c., extinguihing all the lamps,
uradpB 'I-1- ';,r remaining in darkneb
A fine line of Artints materials
just opened at J. A. Cumming'f
drug store.
Remember that F. L. Kenton
continues to receive mi -criptioii
for all the leading ne .vpapers and
magazines.
The latest publications of sheet impression was that evciy oi,e for
mnsie for piano and guitar leceiv-; ward had been killed, and from
ed from Chicago every month at j ihe condition ol the cars it won Id
Will A Link's music stoie. j seem that their escape was tiuly
Gen. Jarnea A. Varney, in.Fe- j "'-aculou..
tor of fruit trees on the State Hor- W orkmen were busy all day
ticaltural Board, wafl in the city : yentcnlav clearing away the wreck,
yerterday on his way to Tangent; ' take 8e,ve''?1
Innk Vr the mWrv in that i'ard.y an impression having been
to look after
place.
A,
tne young man iii -
Joe Smith,
dieted by the grand jury for c.iu.- j
If ssiy Killing amoroso on me i
MOlwWK. wan iriea ueiore toe .
circuit court last week and ac
fjuitte .
Bishop Becker will lecture ui
Albany, at the opera hoi m, on
November 27th and 28rh. Hi
ipic will be "Egypt, her pyra
mids, palaces and ruined temples
of glory," and Eloquence of the (
pnlpit and piatiorm. titty at the ill.trnette hotel in
Matthews A Washburn desire to ! Saletu, p.ouie of whom will die
ay to the rties who failed ic ' Ol farmer, w ho residt-s near
tee u re the s oves tney wanteil ojt i Lake Labish, reported that he had
ui our first car of heaters that we j nfUeii injured at his house taking
bv our third car for this year on care of them,
the way here and will have them A tramp, who was on the en
iu onr salesroom about Noveni- gine assisting the firemen, and
her loth, ! Hl' wtts standing between the en-
: - gineer and lircman, savs that just
FiTiSiTo'. I nlfoim Ball. l3 tllL went 'down I hey
The time set by the committee turned am looked eac'.: other
last evening for the grand fireman'r j squarely in the face, but neither
bull is on Thanksgiving evening I sp..l.e a word. Ytsterday thev
Tiiursday Kov. 27. The Armor) j were dug from under the engine
hail haa been procured and the : nangled and seal.ieil beyond
eornm'ttee on decoration will be i recognition. Strange to say, the
gia work at once. The hall is I tramp escaped, comparatively mi
givu,by the Albany Fire lJepait- J ujuie-1.
ment, tbe proceeds to go for the Around the wreck coiild be seen
purchase of lire extinguishers foi
ilie use ol me new ue noon ot i.au -
ji Co. The invitation will be
itnt ina few days and tickets wil
W placed on sale at Will A Link'.-
suture atore at $1.50 each. The
tire. lVpartiuent will appear in
fcill uniform dress, and a rousing
will b had.
fjtow acves l'l! Art Broken I'p
In Montana.
9mno tfa ViigiaiiCitT, Mont. Madiscnan.
When we find a medicine we
know to possess genuine merit' we
insider it a duy. aud we take
v'twaane in telling the public wha'
it ia. Such a medicine we found
Chamberlain's Cough Itemedy.
laat winter, when la vrippe was
prevailing. We aie satisfied that
we waided off several attacks tha
were threatening by the use ot
this syrup, aud we have si net
red-Ved, in a few hours, seven
coida, add in the course of two m
three days, entirely broken them
op by its use as have reveral '
our friends whom we have rccom
mend it. It i- that it is repre
Rented to bo by - he manufactiners.
If yon In ve a cough and want t -stop
it, Chamberlain's Cong
itemed) will do the work, lo
Male by Foe bay A Mason.
lurrying the War into Niknrk.
An cxcli inge says: Two -i-lMioining
compair.es are iioidii f
I m month ol N l ack titer wi.k
' ritTe, pending a settlement f liti
gation by toe court. The Millet
eoinimnv built 'he first ltooni al
the inout'i of te rivrr. The I'-el -
ingham Bit-comp.u-y then bnilt a
boom below them. The lower
company demands that Ihe upper
boom shall tie opened to allow logs
to come ttirough to the lower boom
The high price for booming, 7f"
cents per lOOO, inspires both sides
- to fight. At thM mouth the river
is filled with loge, which impede
n ivigation. The Miller company
is guarding its boom with litlies to
prevent the other company from
ranug the boom.
THE WRECK.
Further Particulars of the Fat
al Aicident.
TITE FAf.lM. H IX TH K MID.
A Pe'rioniil Exp-riaiice- Dr. M-ita Re
ports Fifty at tio Willaiactta
Tie Injured ia Frm HmaeB.
A Hlkai.o reporter esterday
visited the sen iv.t of one of iiieino.-t
disastrous wrecks that ever oc
curred in Oregon. Leaving this
city on the Kosebursi local we
arrived at Lake Labi?h at 2:11
o'clock. The train stopped at I he
south end of the irentle, which ia
about tlirte-qiiarters of a milt
long Fro:n here it was seen thai
fully 500 people were viewing I lie
wreck, and more arriving con
stantly, both in c nvcyances and
on foot, a lare crowd having
walked out from Salem.
The engine lie.- buried in the
mud, bt-ing altnoU covered, with
the teiiiter on top. Next comes
two mail car, which are wrecked
beyond description, an 1 its looks
as if it would h i impossible for
anyone to get out alive, an they
are literally Hpliiiteit d to piece,
and turned end for en I. Tne ex
press cars lies on its t-ido and ia
also badly wrecked, although the
messenger eseajied without injury,
tour coaches remain on the rails,
which diopped to ihe ground, a
uislance of about twenty feet.driv-
: irig the piling into the mud.
these car? are two sleepers, a day
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r i' lllv fifteen minuter, and al
iw..i iiniet save the horrifvin,
I s.;rieks of the wounded ami dying. I
i :lr. Johnson lighte 1 a match ami
by breeaking a pane o! glasg.
iiiauageil to tliag hiiiielf through
ihe window, ami was the first man
o go forward. He said his first
made on it.
i All kinds of reports wr,f circu-
;!,.i qj . ,),, KP,-r,.
,he tr'aju went down th(J
exprtss
,ueH6eui:er
heard
three or four
aliots tireti and a liir &tone was
' thrown against the car. However
I none the passengers s -enor heard
, any shots'.
I ir. (i. . Maston, of this city,
Southern Pacini: surgeon, went
I down on the relief tiain from thw
city, and woraed with the injured
aii nieht. Hesays there aiealout
t turn with pp ints n their a-ms
1 and others with their 1 if-s all
j oarred up. At ttie tlepot at
j Salem a man was seen with his
j rye tinl up iiml a blood - bespatter -
, d valise in his hand.
I (,., the train was new! -mar-
liutl coui.le. H. L. Mdzne.- :tlld
ulf r.ii th..ir vt...il,limr t.uit i'.,.!.
were severely injured and went
back to Portland tester-lay iik.iii
ing. A large number went from this
citv to see the wreck, among them
were: D. B. .l..nlith. c. V.
vatt, A. P.. -e.il, Walt Munteith,
Jack Warner, Harper C-ranor.t i
C. Stanard, A. B. Paxtoii and w ile
ami Joseph Klein ami wile.
Mr. Price, of ihe linn of Price
. Kohr-on. wtnt down on tl.e ie
def train from this city Wednts
lav nitrbt and assisted in taking
rare of Ihe dead and injur d.
Several photographers took
views of the wreck.
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Poiin. tNO, X -v. 1:;. Just as the
relic! train. Rearing the wotimlttl'
irom the s--t ne of the wre-k t"
ihis chy, arrived in East Poitlan
C. tiriebel, l Milwaukee. X.T
traveling agent lor the Val luau
Brew ii g '."o., expired, making the
nil iiber of dead live, tiriebel hail
bo h legs broken ai tl his body
badly ciii.-biil. al-o ttceiving in-'
juries abr-nt his In ad. The body
as taken In the rii".i.ue. C.tpt.
Kdnell, of S.in Franeisco. who had
IhjIIi legs broken, was taken to the
hop I port !u tl, tt ben- he is beiiu
cart d for. The remain lr ol tne
ivo'-n led .t taken to the lifer
ent hospi a'.-. It i.-. thought in
the surgeon that (.'apt. C K.
Bowden, ot Jacoma, cm not ie
cover: he is tsiiiiering from ccn-
usgion i ihe F ine. lie was
accompanied by h-s two litCe
daughters, o:.c of whom, Ida, n:i
iered a trrkrn arm and tiisloc.it- d
sliouli!; r. The p.irtv wen- on
their way to Australia. Aneng;
ihc-se receiving flight injitiitb was ;
Myer Wrlheini, of Mount Vi-r.io:i,
Wash.
i aim: ok riiK vi i iorsr.
' Manager Koehier, of the South
' ern racilic, was asked to-night for
! his opinion aa t the cause of the
! acri.ient. He replied, "I am not
i nrenared to make a statement just
i now. I have been busy all day j
furnishing information about tne
injured and telling wnere iney
could be f mnd. and have not had
time to t ilk with superintendent,
engineer and other officers of the
road who visited tho ecene and
made an investigation. We intend
to make a full in vest i nation and
find out the cauff. The bridge
wan comparatively new and the
timbers strong and sound."
Resident Kngineer V. A. Ciron
dal paid that the bridge was re
built KfiS than two years ago and
the timber? were sound. He tent
an official diagram of the accident
to the t-an FranciHco head office
to night. A special tian will leave
for ttie sceneiat 7 o'clock to-morrow,
conveying otlicers of the road.
Conductor Conser, who had
charge of the train, was brought
down with Ihe relief train and re
moved to his lesideiire" in East
l'orilai.d. His left U g was broken
between tlu ankle a id the km e
and he alno received a severe
bruise on bis hip. lie was in a
very cheerful frame i.f mind iind
was quite well satisfied that begot
oil as well as be did. Confer has
no doubt l-a'.ever that the acci
dent was eaits.-d by the rails being
tampered v it h.
oiinSKIt's JI'HV VKllI.KT.
s.m.km, Xtiv. 1:1. After hearing
the testimony of a large number
of witnesses, and examining the
trestle over Lake l.ahish, the cor
oner's; jury returned a verdict tha'
the a cideiit v as due to "an un
souii'!, nn.'afe l-ritlge, anil that the
Southern Pacific company is
trinity ol ct iniinal negligence in
all iwb'g such a strue:u'e to stand
and to b-,' used for the puwage of
trains."
An Ii!oi lunt Duty.
Lane county members of the
legislature have one very iniport
tnt duty to perform. It is a no
less matter than supporting a
measuie appropriating funds for
the display of Oregon's products
at the world's fair at Chicago. If
their own inclinations do not move
them to action, surely the app'al
of their no less distinguished con
stituency should have the r iin-
tnedi:'.:r
attenhon and coneulcra-
tio:i. We, as a people, can make
ur wishes known, then the whole
responsibility of the matter rests
with the members who represent
ns, and these gentlemen cannot af
ford to ignerc that fact. Florence
( Lane Countv) West.
The M wrlrt'
lair.
World's Fair ' ommissioner Wil
kins, before leaving for Chicago,'
Thursday, expressed the opinion
that Oiegou would have ample
space at the world's fair. He ap
proved everything done by the
committee of the State board of
commerce, and had no 'doubt but
everything would come out all
right. Continuing, he said : "The
world's fair is not beinsj got up by
the people of Chicago, hut by a
stock company. It is a speculation
in jveiy sense of the word and the
company wants to mate money.
They tir-t tried to force us to ttke
i less man we neeoeo, oui we wouiu
) not stand it. I am as ccttaiu as I
j live now that they will try to palm
off small buildings on us. It
would be to their interest to put up
a $".,00,000 building instead of a
f7,oM),000 one. However, I for
one shall light for buildings of suf
flee nt size."
Hertvy Damage.
The Oregon ian says: Damages
to the amount of lfW75 were Sat
urday awarded Mis. Martha Han
sen in her suit for damages against
(ieorge Belfel, a saloon keeper at
Seattle. Last summer John Han
sen while intoxicated went in'o
I'.elfel's saloon anil took seventeen
j morphine pills in a glass of beer:
i'i'wo men bail at a previous time
'committed suicide in the same
' saloon, and Belfel, not wishing a
. repetition of the tragedy, dragged
; Hansen out ot the saloon aid hid
1 him under the sidewalk, w here he
lay for several hours before he was
1 discovered. Hansen died shortly
l iter heirg for.nl. Mrs. Hansen
i 1 ,M-'" biought suit for damages
;l "'!t Rellel for causing the
i death ol her hilfbaiid
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I llnntlni; dial.
Messrs. W. Y. Pirat and J. W.
Wilkins, a- coiupanied by Thomas
j ividd and James I'avis, left laio I
i ma i uestiay, provisioned lor a
; lengthy t rip in the wilds. Thev
I ni" bound for Port Angties.and
j ill leave that city Friday ir ru
ing lor alleged oal fields, tli-cov-leicd
by Kiild and Davis leu years
j ago w hen upon a trip to the Sound
j in the I'rdisii bark 1 la.el tint.
: The bark was wrecked and the
: men started on a trip inland,
j While in iking their way towaids
civilization thev located a trenien-
! dons lead of anthracite coal.
They
lliink tliey have
Icelion ol its Ice
again.
sufficient recol
ition to find it
'1 he Stint Net lvl.
The sum tueded to ghe Jetsie
Benton 1 lemont the toting., at
Los An-.-'li-i, when the w idow and
tlanghit r now reside, and rlear up
s-.iue debts, is about tltl.lKIO. This
will p:ibablv be raised. u':''-
tin pension 1
Pathliiuler":
"II f: cii be
cin iair- ance:
itely granted her the
" irclovt d survivor
in mosi comtortat)le :
Talk ,l.itit FrelKht Bill.
Well e have just pail the,
fieigtd from tin; east on one him- i
lit tl Forest City express wagons,)
one oi tt men we pi- pose to give
away wiih eaeh can of Forest Citv
Inking ponder. Come before
t bey are all ynie.
Ktsj-cclfiiily
C. K. Bkow.ns.ll.
Viereck w ill sl ave you or cut
your hair iu the mod approved
tuie, s- ...
WEST SIDE NAB ROW GAUGE.
Hatters of Interest Conoerniog Its Present
Status.
Wednesday's Portland Telegram
says : Since the Portland A Wil
lamette Valley railroad system
was absorbed oy the southern Pa
cific Company, the latter corpora
tion has been making rapid sti ides
toward the final salvation of the
road, which has earned the title of
"Narrow Escape" line on account
of the unlimited number of acci
dent which have occurred since
it was put in operation.
Yesterday afternoon the Pacific
Improvement Company, of Ban
Francisco instituted a suit in the
Un'ted States circuit court for the
collection of several notes issued
at divers times betwenn the dates
of July 8, 1888, and June 0, of this
year, for suma of money varying
trom $3000 to $40,000, ai.d aggre
gate, with interest at a rate of 6
percent., the sum of $2 3 ,822 71.
In addition, the plaintiffs asked
that the sum of 28") be awarded
them by Ihe court in accordance
with tne provisions of the several
notes.
This morning Mr. It. Koehier,
vice president and manager of the
Southern Pacific system appeared
in court and confessed to tne com
plaint, whereupon judgment was
entered and the plaintiffs were
allowed the sum of $1000 aa attor
ney fees. For such a large amount
ot .noiiey involved, this is unques
tionably the most rapid action at
law ever brought in this city. The
t he money will be paid at once,
and all parties will again be
happy. The funds in question
weie all borrowed from the San
Francisco company for the express
pu-iose of maintaining aud opera
ting the narrow gauge read.
A Sequel.
Last week week we stated that
I. D. Driver had been arrested for
heating a bov who was caught
stealing his apples, but he was
acquitted This week Driver had
the hoy, an innocent little fellow
about nine years of age, arrested
lor stealing his apples. J.J.Wal
ton and E. O. Potter appeared for
Driver and L. Bilyeu and Geo. A.
Don is ior the boy. The case was
tried in Justice Henderson's court
before a jary and the boy was
promptly acquitted. In their
remarks to the jury the boy's at
torneys hit it pritty close when
they stated the case was brought
simply through spite. At the
beginning of the trial one of the
attorneys and Driver got to disput
ing so warmly that the Justice
called tiie shei'ifi id to erese order.
Eugene Register.
HigliwHj men 'lake a l ady's Mud.
From Baker City comes the fol
lowing reot t of the experience of
two ladies, formerly residents of
tins city : Mrs. Carl Ludcrman
and her sister, residents of Baker
City, were stopped on their way
home at 7:3) in the evening by
two men who seized them and de
manded their purses. The ladies
screamed for assistance aud several
men appearing, the highwaymen
took to their heels, taking with
them Mi'B. Luderman's muff.
A Very Heavy Coat of Mom,
Ochoco Review : The Portland
World is the only paper in the
state that has signified its in ten
lion to optiose an appropriation
for Oregon's exhibit at the world's
fair. Its editor. Mr. Noltner, has
lived in Webfoot so long that such
a coat of moss ha- grown over him
that he can't tee any benefits that
will arise from Oregon making a
good showing at the Chicago expo
sition. Steam Plow.
A man in f K-'.ison county has
been plo.. t'ds fall with a steam
engi tei has found that it works
i t successfully. He pulls eight
i ws with his engeiue and turns
over the soil at the rate of It) acres
per day. The cost of running the
outfit is no over $5 pci day.
Old Clilii-n.
Thomas J. Obenchain, one of
the oldest and best known settlers
of Camas prairie, Umatilla county,
was found dead in his bed Sunday
night. The news of his sudden
decease will tie a sorrowful sur
prise to his many friends, in the
county, says the Fast Oregonian,
us although entering uion the
w inter of his life, he was active
and vigorous, and it was supposed
had many useful years yet to live.
Only Thuied-iv Mr. Obenchain was
in Pendleton, made final proof on
Ida claim before the county judge,
ami when he left.' was feeling in
the best of health and spirits.
A Cripple.
It is no' generally k-owu that
Dr. Mary Walker lias liecnme a
cripple for life. On decoration
day she fell and broke her light
hip. She will never again be the
man she was. It is probable that
congress will now pass her moss-
covered claim lor ifiJ H) for services
rendered as nurse during the war.
MAKKIRI).
! Ri'..ARD-JBXkS -At TsnKent' Not ember
I I-', ln at lht- icsnl.ini-.1. n. jr,,k,
' !'v li,v Mr- Hwni, Mr. J H. Kicird oi
j .c""" ty to ))e,,y Jtt,'k" ot
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ItttltN.
W()l)TUX-Xov. Vi, to the ,fe cf
Hurgess Woutoo. a bourn in- t a y
tirl. weight II piuiiip-. Mutiicr
anil eliitti tioing mil
A MCF: FAT TURKEY
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THAXKSHIYI N G
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MUELLUR & GARRETT.
A WONPERFnt ARRAY.
Mew Goods In Quantities To Suit
Mo.-t Fastidojas.
In the matters of extent
I .
the i
,nd
quantity, Mr. W . R. Graham, i
ferchant Tailor, haa ,'nBt. Mivi i
a stock of elegant suiting goods
that is simply unsurpassed. They
embody both Enslish and Ameri
can manufacture of all wool clot hs
tnat are simply superb, and w ill
work up into suits of t!i3 very liest
and most fashionable make to he
had anywhere
The goods are in almost endless
vaiiety of style and pattern, en
that the taste of every individual
can be exactly met. Lovers of
handsome goods can receive a
great treat to go and examine these
just for the sake of seeing them.
They were purchased and shipped
before the McKinley bill went into
operation, so that no extra tariff
charges will he added.
Wanted.
Two or three furnished rooms in
or near th ) business part of the
city, for light house keeping. Call
at this office at'er 1 p. m.
Nuncry.
Messrs. Hyman & Browuell are
prepared in their nurseiy to fui
nisti all kinds of stock, and those
intending to plant should call upon
them.
Stamping Done Free.
Any one purchasing i l worth of
goo-Is at the Ladies Bazaar this
week can have any one pattern
from their new selection s.tauipd
free of charge.
1 lie I.eacli Kuaster & Maker
Those ladies in Albany who
desire to procure the larger size
of the above named useful house
hold article send in their orders on
postal cards at once to Mrs. A. M.
l'alt, Albany, Or. Agents wanted
for Linn and Benton conn lies.
A Few Reasons Why St. Patrick's
Ills Are Popular.
Because they never disappoint.
Because they produce a pleasant
cathartic effect.
Because they not only physic,
but cleanse the whole system "and
regulate the liver and bowels.
For sale at L'5 cents per box by
Fos ha v & Mason, druggists.
Jackets ami Wrap.
I am now receiving my fall a'-d
w inter stock of ladies, nii-sss and
children jackets and wraps which
are of the latest style ami good
value and as cheap as ttamlard
goods can be bought. I have a lot
of l.idies Newmarkets carried over
from last year, which I am selling
at cost to make room for new ur
riva's. Samtki. K. Yoi ng.
BCSlXKaS LOCALS.
(Jo to Vieeeks i r i ; I j'i ave
Kiich Leers tail road time.
Go to Parker Bro. for fresh
bread.
Go to J as. F. Powell & Co's for
fresh groceries.
Elegant Lotion ren''-- the skin
soft and beaut i fu!.
New stock of gold beaded cunes
.it F. M. French's.
A large Hue of clocks just te
ceived at Will & Stark's.
A full line of trusses for sale at
Cuiuming's drug store.
Sjiectaclea for every one at
French's jewelry stoie.
A tine line of library lamps on
sale at C. E. Browuell's.
All the latest in cloaks and
jackets at W. F. Read's.
Capes and jackets at the lowest
prices at E. C.'Searls'.
Furnished rooms to rent near
college. Inquire at this office.
Plush and Astrachan capes $5 50
reduced from $0 00 at I". C. Searis.
. . . . , .. ,
A large invoice Of ehlltireilB
shoes just received at K. C. Searls
See our novelty dress patterns".
They are cheap and of the latest
styles. !. W. Simpson.
Floor nutting of the very bes
t-ualily and at reasonable rates cat
-3 found at Fortiller & Irving's.n
(Tradwohl's fine teas, with the
cut-glassware that goes with them,
forms quite an attraction and goes
very rapidly.
Buy your watches, clocks and
:. i " i. m i.- t i .
jettciiy at r. rieiicii b uuii nci
chances in the rawing. Ten
presents to lie given away.
It is not surprising that
Matthews & Washburn sell the
most stoves from the fact that they
cany the line of goo la at prices
-
that convince even the skepitcal
F'orest City baking powders.
Fvery can guaranteed and a- fu'l
Beny set of seven pieces with ev
ery can at Conn & llendricsn's.
Thos. Kay Woolen Mi'l blankets
nd ttamieis for sale by G. W.
Simpson, agent at Albany, Oregan
He6t value ever brought to
thia
city.
There are many accidents and
diseases which affect stock and
cause inconvenience and loss to
the farmer in his work, which may
remedied bv the use Or. J. II.
McLean's Vulcanic Oil Liniment.
Don't fail o vis:t tin Ladies'
Ba.aar when you gt ready to buy
your new fall hat or bonnet. Their
elegant styles and n:p-i i ji quality
of goods," together with the low
prices, are the wonder of the lown.
The discovery of a preventative
for croup, is one of the most im
portant nude in re-ent y-itrj.
Since tirst discovered i has used
in many casijp, and with iinv rying
success. Its being within the
reach of ad mwkes it the mor v.il-
! imiablc. It omy liCtcstary to
give Chamberlain st ougii Kcmcity
freely :-e -ioon as the rirst indica
tions of croup appears, and it will
will despel all symptons i" t'
disease. Full directions aie gnu
wiih each bofb . For f-ale at o0
cents per bottle .hy Fo hay & Ma
son, Druggists.
Ten Fine and T'orfnl Prearnta to he J
ivtn A uii) .
Commencing November 1st, 1 1
' win present ovi-iv on" a t:el:et tor
I ....!, .111 .. i. l I
j chased, entitling ihe holder to a
chance to draw one of the follow-
: i. :r.i . .
presems
1.
2.
3.
4.
o.
.
7.
8.
ft.
10.
Large dinner e.is'or. . .$10 00
Fancv fruit dish 5) 00
Silver cake, ba-ket 8 00
Silver cirtl srand." 7 00
Set silver knives and
forks C. 00
Double pickle c.islor. . o 00
Silver butter dish 4 t 0
Single pickle castor. . 3 On
Seth Too-iias clock .... '1 00
Silver cup 1 0)
F. M. F'siESCii.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Clocks at Will & Stark's.
Napkins at 1-. C. Seat Is.
See tho.ae atylisli stockinette
jacket' at Read's.
A fine line of gentlemen's shoes
at E. C. Searls'.
All kinds of canned goods at
I'arki r Bros.
l-'iesh 1 niter at the Willamette
Packing Co.'
Lace curtains 'roni $1.50 per pair
lp at E. C. Searls.
Silk umbrella's at French's
jewelry store.
Finest cakes and pies 'n the city
kept on hand constantly at Parker
Bios.
Go to Ciimining's dug s-or
Blum'terg block, tor your artist's
suppliee.
Smoke tht celebrated llavaus
filled 5-cent igi-f, manufactured
it Inlius .b-e ill's cigar factory.
Boots and shoes lor gentlemen,
fine shoes and slipiKtrs lor ladies,
ii-hool shoes lor ciiildien and rub
bers for all at V.. C. earls.
Some ol tne lattst styles of ele
gant bed lounges can he seen at
Fortiniller A: li ving's, aa they liavt
just receivetl a large invoice.
Jiseph Talt is agent for the
Union Mutual Accident Associa
tion of Chicago, a company that
has many superior features.
Fortinilh-r & Irving have a large
line of lace curtains, renaissance,
vladras and cheneille t dde covers,
which they are selling very cneap.
Who pays the freight why
Matthews & Washburn, thy have
paid the freight oa two carloads of
stoves and ranges since September
1st. 18SKJ and have another carload
on the way.
PAINTS AND OILS
C-ttne iud rce
us lnn you
want p.tint, oil. urushfo, co-.l oil, lubricating
jils.axlejcn .w, tttr. Sil.n.Vll t tOA,
GuNs AND r.nvoLVERSt
Tlic i l. a. liu
nitl -Mir. tli tt
ilu have 1 iik.i;iI -if Itiin ..it -.four hiifi
itt-sit. That; h ID-stake. We are in it no'
Weper than ever. Wn hit s a nice line of
Vf:irlin nl Win- he-ter r flt-i, snil l.rec h
:.ja iing shut jiniB ranif-in.' in price from f 12
In Ntij. A!-o a'l the late improved revolvers
SlKWAliT & SOX.
CARPENTERS & BUILDERS,.
Con
tnct
ors or a-iote wAii'tnir'anythiuv i i harl-
are lino will do wU to cail ou St n'-t &
o Iwrort. puntiming e' where. i'iic.v
m-nriv ::ry tliinv in tha Im;il
i" L-ir-twAi'-:, zm 1 i fmnih'.'-iil ?! k f Jt'ff
LADIES. ATTENTION.
nave lito letiT Hlifjrn aurt h-.wiis ih fhm c'.t.y,
and wu iau )iuveit to yi at ary tiutc.
Kvrry Jtni- wairante;! and thoy can bo re
rurneil if ihey lo nt g e sHt'.ni- fion. Thit
is no bru or b.nster, c u. an uliai we fu.
S' KWK1 i ai)X.
WASHING MACHINES uV
uivcyou doiputhuin you will like. Erlng
vour '.better half" around and eee what we
in do lor you. S1EWAKT ii SoX.
IRON AND STEEL,
Stcwirt (t fox
h-ive a very
liire Niock f l-and, mrap, eoiuuion and 2t-ir
way iroo; all 'machine, ttol, pick, and pli.w
teel
AM M UN 1 1 lUN shot ii iwder. t:oaled shells
, c:tririiiKeB. etc.. unit win sen at reastiimuie
I nVimvt lifli'tMmthninm rim la
lay in onr wnuer pupply of afttnition to
j orotect tour roich Iron o the hiroxd-i of that
I rinir ueckid t-uiigrant. J.
Ilnii-r A lini nn Wer- wo
unitu ttrn.tb m, fn o sept -juu.
1 aruieiH fro t Stewart A Sex, and liny an
apple paring machine anil lute your fruit.
BUGGIES AND WAGONS.
i w
av
nice
linu oil hand and call t(ivc "tl good
TElVAKI' S
OX.
i.rinit r I IT I'P DO
rttU UUllfiflO.
Site one thir cf
voui horne t- ed ey
urn a Ie -d cutter
our kind for sale.
Meait & Sot. hatb
PUIIDMO We keP "I'ttti" bu' u'e
Utlulinoi fiiiii -u barrel churn. Therein
not tun)! do good, ui:d no -n e can 1-iv.t ua on
price. Bl twAKl & SUA.
J '
IRON 1URRUWS.
cull o. MeAMl'l & cvt.
to t.ifi t Ihi-.
Iinn'l l-uy an 1-..0
harro" unli' tt.u tir-t
It will it u i.et
ROPE AND' CHAIN,
I 801,1 :" "l:irh,:'- e cany n-jne in pure
to 1.1-2.' All a:z? ol th itn from a 111 ti :i .
STbtVAKT A. SOX,
1ATl:hll Clrt:EH. hr':h und -.ve.t
J l..th 11-e.l. ItV Shlio'ra IV art b
hetutrtlr. Pr t-e 5f it-iiU. Na 1 Injcci.ir Iiec.
oll lv K' Kl.av A Mnion
BABY CARRIAGES aeirASi
a'l the t'ni t-iii-'i-Hoi -y ho l. lrM! and ,
canovy t". au l i .o. i in pi h e fn tn S8 to
till, here H"'t a in ' lo' O' in ilinoiiia' j
Ir.iit a k.-li " in tit- xaltcy. il'c!- liavei.
j !nl. i--i,". -jTK'AI I ii SOX.
cru'ivf ';
Stewart A i
Snx are agent
loi tho lie v Wii -c'tr .V Wi'i n, No, 9
mil r !1 ACK1VG COI CH can Ik- eo quick
I Iv piirtil liy siiilnh'Oure. VVgtiaranto
it. Sclil b Fo'hay .t Ma-ton.
FUllNlSniCD 'MOM TO l:KSTA nicely
(uuiii'ie 1 m ni mi l"irit trc;t can it '
rcnte-l i-y i iipiirin at lliin .rti.-i
V AS 1 KrAi.'t-nlH to K-ll leal eatatc. hotfi
II ina'c and female Sea-ly enipU-ymtut
and ir-vd pny. Apply to F. A Burkhnrt.
real etate axent, opp site First Nat:otinl
laiik.
1000
Polished KeJffood and
a pa .rwininff mm
OF
Many
CIolliiDf, Boots, Shoes
T. L WALLACE & GO.,
STRAHAN BLOCK, ALBANY.
NOTICE !
:THH:
Bargains to be tlad
AT
Dress good? now selling at GO cents
.. , 75
" " " 1 (M
Fine dress patterns '
fi:5 oo
16 00
BlankeUs wh'te, grav $ 1 60
Cape-!,plusii-Ast'rghnf fi 00
Thrcc-fourlh plnah cloaks
We are still selliug
he fore sold in Albany.
Boots at Prices That Defy Competition!
K. C vS EARLS
s1 I A7rOrA7r. i
V -LAV JL V V t V. JL
SILK UMBEELLAS
IFiili GaU or Silver lids Just the Tig
a f
OA
FEET
White Pfnc .ters
411
TELE
Uarga-iris
and Furnisbing Goods,
NOTICE
; Reduce'!
t
50
t5
S5
. 1 50
. 20 00
. 12 50
. 7 f
. 1 25
. 5 50
. 18 00
"
'
fch.Ms cheaper than ever
M WILL & STARK
Have the
-Also
X S0M2 VEY ELECANT
tat
Milan
1 M.hhtl,
Comf"ct. Feat find
Do not fail o ey
fin.ine tli "Premier''
bi'I'oi c buy in?
JI. JZcKEE,
A gent.
-Thi machine may
f seen at Hewitt & Irvine's.
i ty"J. f4vrt:t vti- h r r
"t-i ln-iiifJ-littv -'