Morning daily herald., November 19, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

THE MOlttONG HWRALD; WEIyKSDAV NOVEMBER 19. 188Q.
AN SALS.
tbm D.uxt Hiiud will be on
1 uK mvninv at H. J. Jonefl'
r. book gtora.where itt an be procured
at 6 cauta par copy.
40TTOIAB AWIII TOWN.
Cloaks at coat t E. C. Searla'.
Hulin& Pawaon. druggista.
Camming'a for choice aodawa
Fine saner kraut at Mueller A
liarrett's.
A good fountain pen for $2.00 at
French's jewelry idore.
Ti.f Aid Socictvwill meet
it.:, .(umnnn at Mh. V . K. Bll-
veu's.
Pin bargains in ladies and gent?
gold and eo.a nneu waicnm
M. French's.
I Immu to marrv was wanted
4tVOItVV a-w ----- j
yesterday to J. O. Calaway anu
alary ." Simpson.
B aura and aee the fine display
of choice delicacies for Sunday at
Mueller A Garrett's to-day.
Parker Broa. have just received
. a full sucroly of the finest vegeta
bles of the season. Call on them.
11 i . 1 j -.
.- - : i I a TTTrUTif?Tn i a tT t w I
A OftAVli unaauxi. i
-i !
THE SCENE OF THE WRECK.
Iniestlgatln? the Canfe-bet'IUg tne
Claims o! the Injurnl
OREGON'S RAILROAD PROBLEM,
1110 rron.ibie outcome oi we njpriuun j
Legislative Session.
! Aooaatd of DrnifgiDj; and CommittiDg Rape
Upon a Oirl at Scio.'
llon.T T. (Ji er. representative
Sai.em. Nov. 17. Today and i
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freely to a reporter concerning the
orobiible results of the coining ses-
Physicians' prescriptions com
pounded with accuracy and care
at Hulin & Dawsou's drug store,
French's corner.
A. Cohen pays the highest price
for all the poultry offered at the
corner of Third and Calapooia
streets.
Mr. Wm. McKinnon, who lives
Up where the trout sport in the
upper waters of the roaring San
liam, is in the city.
Crawford & Paxton have a tine
lot of souvenirs of Albany scenery.
They would make capital presents
to send your friends in the East.
Messrs Crawford & Paxtoii took
eleven different views of the recent
nil road wreck, and they have
already sold over two hundred j Swigert
pictures.
Two drunks broke out of the
shanty called a city jail yesterday
afternoon and escaped. It is need
lea to add Albany needs a decent
city prison.
H. J. Gamerston, representing
J. V. Thomas 4 Co., oi can ran- x
purchasing t
including Manas'
been in tho fit v. . Dunns' their i
stav here they succeeded in o-
tainunr settlements in mil nom a
large number of injur ;d, the prices
ior receipts in full to c over all
damage ranging from $100 up
ward-. Scheuk.e, the man whose
foot was amputated is ottering a
emit claim for $25) .
1 i . e . i I. .1 ...
The clearing oi me w tcck is si .
work, although two forces are en
(rjiied in it. One Itoiiv of men are
rebuilding the fallen bents,
ano'her siuad are getting the ex j
press and baggage ears out, ami j
getting ready to remove the en-
nine. There was absolutely notli
r e . I . "I .... t
ing leii oi me man i;tr. -
temporary track Ins been built on
ti.e east side of the trestle and
over this the engine will bedrawn.
The trestle will be finished Wed
nesday and ready lr the passage
of trains. 'I he Allen timbers are
evidently considered sound, for
the railroad company are using
them in Ihe new trestle. Passen
ger traffic is almost uninterrupted,
local trains transferrin!: "it the
trestle and overlands running via
Corvailis. Salem receives freight
bv the Corvallis route and trains
are expected to be running reg'i
larlv Wednesday.
The Oregon state railroad com
missioners, (i. W. Colvig, Robert
Clow and J. P. Fanll to-day be.'iin
their examination of witnesses in
connection with the Lake I .-.thigh
of last Wednesday night. The
commission has made an investi
gation of the w reck and has under
taken tosecure experts to examine
it and report. They have invitee
for this purpose Mr. Frank .Miller,
mechanical engineer, oi .man.
and W. 15. P.arr, of Albany, civil
engineer. K. A. Habersham,
Portland: W. B. Chase. Fast
Portland ; I.ce
sion ol 'he legislt'ire.
"The railroad problem," said he,
"'n one that will require careful
consideration. Public tentimfjiit
is in lavor of giving the railroad
commission bullicient power to
make itself felt. If not, the coni-mii-sirti
will be abolished, as it
ought to be. I am in favor of vest
ing i " l"e commission win- poei m
tlx Height anu passenger raico,
but not in preference to a max
imum rate law, which I think
would be more just. In relation
to a-ses-ment my opinion is that
public sentiment does not justify
anv innovation in the present law
fiittier than the repeal of the
indebtedness clause and the
creation of a State board of trq'iali
zation. The repeal of the indebted
ness clause would destroy a loop
hole tlironch which wealthy men
evade their taxes and cure one of
greatest evils complained of, and
the State board of equalization,
if it Keiformed it- dnt', would
insure a ui il'onii valuation of
property aol cure the other evil to
a re.it extent. The enforcement
oi both o; tluve propositions would
n -aily do iole the taxable valua
tions' of i-ronertv in the state and
run it up between 2'i0,0tH),0 M) and
Kui.P'.Hi.O ii. I am strongly of the
opinion that the mortgage tax law
will not be repealed. Marion will
. . i ; i i :
vote s-. ll. My against a oui iiavnig
that object in view. Linn county
is l he same and 1 iudgethatall the
interior co-mties a"is in line. My
C i i:on :s that go long as credits
I aie taxable in tnis state there is no
! apt aieiit injustice in the mort
I g.i'je tax ia.v. The repeal of the
i nii!v law would be a more radical
I'l. , ...... ., lf.l.
Hoffman, Koheit I ciiang.; r me jv"' '"-- '"
I i,. 1 1' W I 1 i'-C l.l.X 1., HI I VI K I'UV '
me people
Deputy District Attorney J. R.
Wvatt went to fccio yesterday to
prosecute a case which promisea
some sensational developments.
A warrant was issued for the ar
rest of B. O. Fellows,' who ia
charged with rape on the person
of mea Krenger, a German girl,
who resides near Scio. The ac
cused is chaiged with having
drugged the girl and then accom
plished her ruin, wiiai lounua
tion there is for the charge, if any,
will appear at the examination
before the justice at Scio, when
fuller paiticulars will be obtained.
ll Qucdi In Ouantitlti Ta Bait ta
Mot Fattiduja.
In the matters of exteut and
quantity, Mr. U. 14. uranam.
Merchant iauor, nas jubi lecoiveu
a st'tk of elegaat suiting goods
that is simply unsurpassed. They
embody both Kneliah and Ameri
can manufacture of all wool cloths
that are aimply superh, ana wiu
ork ud into suits ot v.ta very pest
mid most fashionable make to be
had anywhere
For One Week Only.
Special sale of embroideries and
laces at the Ladies Haxaar.
Kleaant Datterna for 10 and lo
sents perysrd. Don't fail tosecure
come of these bargains
Notice.
A complete assortment of 1847
Uoirers Bros., knives, forks and
epoona, at lowest prices at . at,
French's jewelry store, war
ranted goods.
The Ulou faclUc.
The goods are in almost endless j jewelry atore.
BCBi)iKf9 l.CALV.
ClotiaatWm&HMirk'a. . 1
Sapkina at I. C. SaarJa.
See tuoae atyli sfOfiaatt
jacfcttt'tatRttd'a.
A fin line ot geatlsea' akwa
atS. C.Searla'.
All kinds' f aftftned goads at
Parkar Brot.
Feh butter at in WiUama.tl
Packing Co.
Lace curtains !tqju 1.5i per pixr
id at E. C. SearW.
Silk ambrella'a at trench
1000 FEET
variety of Btyle and pattern, o
that the taste of every individual
can be exactly met. Lovera ol
han-lsome 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 McKinlry bill went into
operation, so that no extra tariff
charges will he added.
Wanted.
Two or three furnished rooms in
or near th business put of the
city, for light house Jcaepiux. Call
at this office after 1 p. m.
tt
Suraory.
Ilvman it Brow noil
ate
fctoD end iaok at Conn
dricson's wiBiew.
Will A Stark havaa dna lia
unta n-atchka ami diaon.
Finest cakei aad pia In tka city J
kept on haitdaoaslanll t barker '
Bros. j
Blumberg block,, fc yoor arUatfat
tuapUea.
Wa bva a la line of ecaool
shoe at popular prrct. EL C.
bearla. .
Bebra bujiig" haiguag lanao
call ahd aae hs. Can A Ileadxnr
tea.
Smoka t oalabratad Ravaaa
filled o-ceni iaara. iiauafatronJ
MM HeM 'd Wkite Pioe Mm
m immi Uader the Weight
la ttiH onlv line rnnuinv two lnr...or..l ;,. "tl.oir nnrrv tit far-t at JulitM Jus til's rJjiar taororv
fast trains daily from Portland to i nij, an tinds of stock, and those . booU and thorn for gentleman,
Omaha, Ht. raul, Kansas wty, intending to plant should call upon nri shoes and sltppars 'r laaiaa,
them. school shoes tur children ami ruu-
. 1 bera for all at E. C. Searla.
The Leach Koaater Uaket. j S0UM 0I tne latest styles of eU-
Those ladies in Albany who ; jjnt bed lounges can be aen at
Chicago, St. Louis and all points
Fiuit and South. Buy your tickets
of C. Cm. Rawlings, foot of Broad
albin street, Albany.
Kf i I I I T
aKeneiu, l.. J. .ie neiv auu v . . . 7 .-, utatn WIlllM
Ol i oi Liunu, .lie .n.-o j ,i , t;
, fn -.-ll i i .... 1 coi 1 1 1 ie o.o if e i MIMUWl inn m
Cllieu. iiierewiuow .eeiai en-1 ,(
Kineers and employee w ho cannot j now.
now b named whom the railroad j
company has desired to have j THE COMING CITY ELECTION.
testify.
A SPECIAL MEETING.
The Official Who Will Retire - There
Plenty cf Candidates-
Are
-e Ci
T Council Considers the Matter 1
' I
of Letting Contract.
cico. ia in the city
l otatoea and oats, with headquitr-1
tera at Mueller & Garrett's. , u the lllPetil)g ,aHt ,,.,, t Mavr
The plant of the Astoria Kyen-. cmvall WJl!, n xie chair, Recorder
ing Pioneer waa sold at stieriti s enton in plae and nil the coun
sale last 8aturday for 1.00O and j ,.jimen ..resent except Counciiinan
waabidinby D. Morgan. It is smith.
aaid that P. C. Ireland will lease; Tliw mmittue on sin its and
the plant and revive the paper. j i,!ic property reported in favor
The atate board of railroad com-:
miaaionera have finished a tour of
ioapection over the Union Pacific
Kailroad Company's linea, and are ,
now investigating lhe cause of the j
wrack on the Southern Pacirie:
road. i
l th Prinavil e Review.' '."fe haltI 8eweI
baa fallen heir to an estate valued
at 1 160.000 by the death of his
mother-in-law at Marietta, O.
lKtutblt'a wife died some time ago
and the fortune goes to the father
and sen
of letting the contract for the lat
eral sewer a-ro.-s Railroad street
midway between First nd Water
streets and that the rest of the
bids be laid upon th table until
such time as Kailroad street isewer
is completed.
On motion the contract
A the time of tne city election
in liecember approaches, more
than ordinary interest !S being
manifested in it. There promises
to be more of a ron'est over the
ollice oi city treasurer than any
other. The officers to be elected
are marshal, treasurer and one
counciiinan from etch ward. For
the tirst named otlices several
candidates aie already mentioned.
The otlice of treasurer is now more
j desirable from the fact that the
I -a'arv ii increased and in view of
Laurent at i8 cents
work to be completed in ten days.
On motion it was decided that
hereafter all contracts fh-all be
drawn with a forfeiture for t
and every day the said wo'lt
iii-iitiu mi. i .til nl.: eit :ltter the
Since the discovery ol coal near ; lil.atioI1 o t!ie a;,n.,;d time
Srio a company has been tormed ; 8ncll all ftmount p,.r day as
composed of John and ewton ! (.OUIK.ii miiy nx.
Curl. Robert Moorehead, abraham j
T. Powell, for the purpose of Opel - j Working on tli .1leKaB.
tmg W mine. cjr ...,. , ( Pe I)over ;8
t!.e fact ttiat the citizens have
. I alremlv voted in favor of bondiux
tor lay-1 t..r -r, nin ,, tl(. ov,.!.,!,..!
was let to .JaineS !:,,,, u..jo?n nf niililu .inoti nvemeiiftt
per tot the; t -j ;lu.reaJe husimss of
that olliee.J
The ollicers w ho retire are
m irshal John Hoffiuau, Treasurer
Wm. llmuplirev. c'juncilnian F.
M. Fieiieb from the lirst ward,
coa!:cilnin C. !. I'm k hart from
he second, and L, W. Deyoe from
the third. It is pro'iublH that
some of ti.ese will t-ucceed them
selves, although there are plenty
ol new candidates in the held
The present city council, while
;uh
re-
(X-
for
the
Klue Dressed Chickens.
Persons desiring a dressed
chicken shold leave their order at
John Dieremter's meat market.
lie also keeps beet", pork, aausage,
bacon nnd hams. Market on Fir"'
street, across from Kuss Hone
Cheap Pasture.
Person desiring pasture near
this city can obtain ttie same by
calling on Fred W. Blumberg, who
has the w est half of what is known
as Monteith's pasture for rent at
1 It.) 't iu it i ; ) lua I.
Corsetl Corsets!
We make a specialty of ladies
and misses fine corsets and wa rte.
We have a drive in a F neb !
sateen corset at 75 cents. xtra
liood value.
bAMUKL t. 10 NO.
The Union Pacific are now run
ning two daily trains through to
Chicago in three days, carrying all
classes of passengers on both
trains, having Pullman sleeer8,
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-
rvation. etc. apply to C. (J. Baw-
ngs, foot of Ihoadalhin street.
Jackets and Wraps.
I am now receivinir mv fall and
wintflr stock of ladies, misses and
children jackets and wraps which
are of the latest style and good
value and as cheap as standard
goods can lie houvht. I have a lot
of ladies Newmarkets carried over
from last year, which I am eelhng
at cost to make room tor new ar
rivals. Samiel E. Yoiso.
deriire to protsura the larger silt
of the above nam'-d uau'ul house
hold article send in their orders on
postal cards at once to Mrs. A. M.
Fait, Albany, Or. Agents waited
for Linn and Benton counties.
BVSlISKbft LOCALS.
Conn & llendricRon '. ! !
Felt slippers at Klein Bios.
Suuer Kraut. C K. Browuell's
Bargains
Wmi Boots, toes and Furnishing Goods,
Fortmiller h Uving'i. ae hay have
just received a large invoice.
Joseph Talt is aeant for the
Tnion Mutual iaiidert Aaaweia
tion of Chicago, a company that
has uianv auparior features.
Fortmiller & Irving have largt
line of lac curtains, raaaisraaee,
Vladraa aud chenaille table covers,
which thay ara selling very cneap.
Who pava the fraiahl why
lattbewa &"Waahbnro. tliay have!
T. 1. WALLACE & CO.,
aJTBAIIAN BliOOK, ALBANY.
sp i iling
poraea, anu lue p . what are tiIllt.i. iias , ,,r,.. alj it 1(,.riia,(!, made some mistake
placed at 800,000, in bhares ot f I . . js M. winch wdl be l,as looked after the city's interest.
ill' ii w iiiews:i.ra. v in 1 1 vv : 1 1 1 11 i,..u i, , ,l-m ! iri.r t iii. ii I v i tueresiH
each j ,,jven to the leiri.slatur,! abtit the in n uUm :in;l esirefn: Manner: :m(l
Senator J. II. Mitchell lelt tor li,irdor fourth of the session after ; ,.,Ve inanu'arated a system of
Washington to-day. lie will re- lhH al,Klntinent of coin.iiitltes, ! public improvements, which if
niain ia Tacoma a abort time with i etC ) ,aH i)Pt. aunounced. i can u d through to completion by
hia children, men vis.i mo Bisir , ,.ourBe anvtlung that might htaid the council ot next year will pro
:.. inilt.ua and then soend his! n.. ! .. .. .
remalnmgtimebetoretheconven-(;olltPntljl,f ti,js important state ,OVe emindntly !-at is-factory
ing ol congress with hiaoldmother i documont, or even to anticipate i to the people of Albany.
in Pennaylvania. Portland el IMOre tban one or two of the points j
cone'. it will cover, would be a matter ol j
Conductor Curtis and Brakeman j speculation merely. Of course he j HOLIDAY aHOPPERU.
McKinley on the eastward exien j will touch on me asse sin in auu
" aion of the Oregon Pacific railroad j taxation tiuestion, as also the j shouM See the Wondtrful Array
bave donne.1 their new uniforms . railroad commis-ionership and the ; Rale
and in the superabundance of gold , non-taxat)le h-mds water or
braid anu OUllOIlO iiiiic iik a , mnertow. 1 in; fL' ei iiui ie iniiiu-
diamond by gas light, or a '. ing a good deal now over the forth
brigadier general in the Salvation j coming message, but it is only
jtfay, i within a few days that it ha coin-
" x-.. o,:l, the "Peak ' menced to be w ritten nut. '
Siatera" will give a novel and that tune it wa in the
oleaaing entertainment. The com- i jdeas and a lew brief notes.-
uany conaista f aixteen ladies in . Statesman.
unil Tm uecoiuins w , Lrcilutie Oltlcer.
Admission M cents
Matthews t
ul tl.tfa frnivht fin tWOttTlnttds Qfl
ltl IU ICIUI avo yi f - I 9 . M-' a I
!,.). k....M railroid time. I toves and ranges ainw feeptember
(It to Parker Kro.
bread.
Go to Jaa. F. Powell & Co's
fresh groceries.
Elegant Lotion rende
soft and beautifnl.
trcati 1 let. lHini ana nave anocur t.iow
! on the way. ,
For a saperiQP ttuality i ail
umbrellas with -Mid mV4 jiVHit
the skin j tW Wn '
New stock of gold headed Canos bazaar. '"
t F. M. French's. i "
j-ist
8uclablc.
A laree line of clocks p:st re
ceived at Will & Stark't.
A full line of trusses for sale at
Cumming's drug store.
Pi-ectacles for every one. at
French's jewelry ptore.
A tine line of library lamps an
sale at 0. K. Brownell a.
All the latest in cloaks and
jacket at W. F. Read's.
Capes and jackets at the lowest
prices at E. C. Searls'.
Eiran & Achison are selling mon
uments ut Portland prices.
Furnished rooms to rent rear
college, inquire at tl'ia office.
A large invoice of i hildreua
shoes just received at E. C. Searla.
I Seventy-live els. will buy you an
j elegant and tiorfect fitting coiset af
! the Ladies Bazaar.
tVe our novelty dress patterns
A larva line t aew ai1
rmma
from the Faat. f
Gn to Cobs ft tteaaciwa ir,
your fancy and staple greaartw i
They alwaye kaj the tst anlftll
cheap far caab. j
Call nw and giv your order
to Mrs. Hyman lor th juraalta
tiook ao they yUl ba hr 4aw
Xmas. .
If vou waat a dariUa nflna
ment goto Egasaa AeidasB, who
are handling BOtleg but lh best
grades.
A fin lina of Artisa uatanaia
just opened at 3. A. Caaaabaf'a
drug atore.
Ramambar that . I. .at
continues to restive aananpFna
for all the htadlag aawsaapara ata
magazines.
deuce of Mr. Com ad Meyei.i
TheladieBoftheCatholie-hurchTjiet,vci1,ap anj 0( lljM ateat
will give a sociable at the resi- stylea. G. W. riimpwm.
watches, clocks and
at F. M. French's and vet
in the drawing, ten
comer 5th and Calopooia streets, .""7
ou Thursday evening November J '
miI. Tl,u M-ill liu tiinsin crMinM 1 CliatiteS
(hih. There will be music, games
and and other amusements.
An I prenti to be given away.
n i nnv i nr nu o
rti IU0 AilU U1LO 0. aaa .B1
wmat t,aintf ett. braSka, col )!, iBbii
vlls,aolcciBe, at 4iWaS 4 tp.
WILL & STARK
- Have the
fincit Line in Towc,
Abo
SOUt YE'tY ELEGANT
and
to
at tbo
elegant snpier will be rerved.
Everyliody cordially invited to
come. Supper L'5 cents.
Entertalnnirnt aud Sociable.
A literaty enteitainment and
Thanksgiving sociable will be given
at Shed. Is in the M. E. church
Thursday -v ning Nov. 27. Come
and enj ;.'itasnrable evening.
KUKN.
.lust received the extra length
and evening shades in gloves, also
lace handkerchiefs and faus at tlae
Ladies Bazaar.
It is not surprising (hat
Matthews &, Washburu sell the
most stoves from the fact that they
carrv the line of goodB at prices
j that f juvin even tht ekepihail
! There are many accidents aud
! diseases which ali'ect stock and
i cause inconvenience and lose to
the farmer in his work, which may
GoNs ANDaiTOWiRs5?!iri
i bt dlsposad at (aia wt ol ot atmt.
.. ... ofktkk Wa u ia It mam
wnr Una srar. Wa tofm a ataa ka f
Madia oJ WiacaaaUc iJm, aaWI fcsaaaa
'a'ttiiic shoinns taairliM . tat ariui fraaa al
w MA. Also all taw late tnvtora nvalTan
aajEWAW a aox.
. i.tlL1! V tiniolun nVntilnir Vnt
' l r I - wit cuuuai .viM', m.i . ; -
1C, lo tlie wifr of Adiieu Comely, a remetneo oy h iipp nr.
Mel :lll ii olOini.' till L,
CARPENTERS & BUILDHIS,
nn Uuo i-t Ilt aJlat "ar
via for rriBf ata-waa -ly
kx oaarlj errla ta law Ha ot kwH4
era LirJmua. aJ a etajfaitlaaat rsvk faatT
soul .y
SILK UMBRELLAS
a .... 4
M M it Sjver M Just tlie Tig
h i Nice Present
W vaat ta
felt ao tajt
aVttftia,
UD1SS. ATTENTION
... . - ... kMirikatn - a
nod wa aa piia uwik
aaiaaBtat aaa infry saw
.1 . If. ,j u U..r da uat .- abtMacttau
I itiimei.i linnobtaaaf .aate, waaBaewa
teu ioiiiiiI hoy.
rKWJiTawx.
the
gallery
cents. No extra charge
Mr. Julius tiradwohl, the enei
gutic and enterprising propriidor
of the tioliien Kule llauar iu this
ity, whose store contain! the
hirest and ! st selec'cd tlwl; Oi
It-iii 1 crockery, glass and other wares for
i tir-mest c use, i.i the valley, as well
i . s far.cv tovs ii'il 1 ; it 1 1 u 1
ol
lor
ho'itlav '' is, h:is returned fr in a
Speculations continues to - on j
concernins the otliceis of li.e en-,
suimr legiila'tire at Salem. Itis:
ra.erved seats. Tickets on sale at
i x. i int'i Proceeds to be
Slid that O. V. Miller wants to I
uaeu luaaiu v.j..... -
t- a r.t, t,.r ,anv vearw ,',rk t,,e senate ; 1 'oineroy, sei
Mr. Fred Goetz, for iiiany ) ears ,
a raauia.ni oi 11119 to t, :.. :... , 1 -....:
this office yesterday. I le has U-en
fortunate in a financial way. He
iuveated hi money in Albma
piopertv, which ha ureatly in
creased in value. He is stopping
at tne Revere ""UT lieclared themselves a- radica'l V added a new line which consists
that he has eiire.l V. .trt", i ''I'l-osed to the selection of inex- of a beautiful assortment of rolled
uwe One loia and work-1 to on. . j vJ mrerg , 0i,i j..wt.irv varranted to wear as
to his friends at bedrock prnes. i . ,.0,inK((I1,..teith
! ririiMn' ishII. ! ;,s much money, diamond cut pins
" V ' Tin. liii-men of tbiv i-itv will
'1 hunktgiving evenini:, November
-7. The fol o'.vini; iMiumit'ces
: Colonel Nevini:, reading cleikof
; lhe senate; S. .1. Finch, of Baker,
, se ;ueant at :n ins of the bou.-e
. Hayes, of Tillamook, wants to be
chief clerk of the house. Several
, members are understood to have
several moiiths trip to San It.ii-
iseo, where he combined busini sat
with pleasure, lie has replenished
ami enlarged his entire stock and
now has a store that is a credit to
hiui.-eif ml an oinameiit to the
city. His shelves, co inters ami
,ei v av-ioiible pa. e :oe tilled
with tin- choicest and mis', varied
stm k of of goods ever seen in this
valley, including a mammoth dis
play of holt. lav goods. He has
i mi:
tine umhs ctias for holiday
Th. truck and dray business in i .. ... ,1,,, .,,.,,.. presents and novelties. His stock
i.;. Klin Iioh liamrcd hands, W. ! ti,h..l,..;.L... ..v.. ;... v..,.J.i., is now in and holiday shoppers
a . .. , 1 1 v : r. -''" " 1 ..1 1 1 .: ....... .... 1. 1.
K. Ke lev retiring anu . " i7. T o-.Vllie e iinm tt. es siioui.i tose 110 noie ii net ii.ii
FKESil TO-DAY.
A Fat Hen.
Celery, Cauliflower,
Fiesh Kastern Oyeters,
Cranberries, Sweet l'otatoes,
Asparagus, French Peae,
A Nice Fat Turkey,
Mushrooms, French beans,
I'igs Feet, Oeam Cheese,
A Fine Spring Chicken,
Matthews & Washburn desire to
t sav to the nartief ho failed to:
a'attiraa
And all tlie t'Oo.1 thincs of hie. 1 ince Uistdisrovrreu
nice and fresn at
rett's, the leading grocers.
!uiiomtr lllPUilK riT.'
i secure the stoves tney wanfd oat ! "jJ.iJ1?,?? -mutoTiuZ
of our first car ot heaters that we an, aUr kur swaad aod aaa what a
I have our third car for this year on 1 n aa tot jo. aTCKWAM HO.
J the way here and will have themj '
'in ur salesroom about Novetn-! 1 tin fTFBI .
'lierlotb. i K N AN!) olLbLt y
..... aori ft iuii. mv. aim a an 4 a.
1 The discovery of a
! for croup, is one of tba moat iwi- I ti
i tmrtant made in reeenf years. I .
.... .. .. . . 1 -....
l: it usru
AT COST!
pudental! ve ,i ,vu . aaa-Uiw. tK flajC 4 W
W,. i a alca llaeu
Mueller & Oar-i in many cas and witbmi rying : TS" m 'JET-
' ialML'Slt'ION
m a , . a I I a'lli 1 FaB . Me..
success, l's nemg w:i"iu iMbrntothM n it
1 reach of ad lufkes it ;hc Biol Val-! in vosr w'.bHw aupflr ot araaa:Wa v
I'..- . a- a . aW u U - ' nf elkaaat
a lasting and uaiable. th .v neteary v.n-,
and 50 g-ve tnaiuuei lain avoim" ww; j -
inuica-
n
imu w
OF DRY
Trice
i lreelv t'S soon as the tirst
ii i:,u. ' 'ions' of croup appears, aud it will; nr,. APP! Z""i
'an will inimediateH Idl gymntons cf the , JR KD AH LRi -
iiip. Whooping '8l';(Ii?t.l8e., Full directions are given j
wiih each bottle. For sale at 00
cents per tiottle by Foshay A Ma-
Combs becoming proprietor. I or
the present Mr. James Had is in
charge ot the work.
I
rr. HKarMi.
Heart disease is by far the most
frequent cause of sudden death,
which in three or four cases is un
siispecU!. The symptoms are n t ;
generally understood. I h. se are :
a habit. -f lying on the right side,
idiort hreith jain or distreson
aide, baek or shoulder, irreg-ilar
pulse, aathtna, weak and Imiigrv
nell, wind in stomach, swelling
of ankles or dropsy, oppression,
drv couirh and kinothering. Pi.
Mili-e illustrateil on llwri
ptaeaae-, free at Stanard i t usi. k.
who sell antl guarantee Ir. aides
nnequaled Sew Heart Cure and
Ida Reatorative Nervine, which
uurea nervousnesa. hea.la.ii-,
aleepleaaness, effects of drinking,
tc. It contains uo opiates.
have U-eli a-p,n.ted : lip. recep
tion Cupt. ). II. Irvine, Dr. M.
II. F.lbs, .1. X. Ilol'.iiiau, Jii-L-e l.
U. X. Blackburn, ('. 11. Stewart
and ieorgc- I lun:phr v. n invi
tation Will 11. Warn r, .1. K.
Wvatt, I . Vier-.k. II. I . Ci-ii:oi.
D." .1. Pubruille, I . ... -Ie.
Fkor m-nageis T. I. ' )v.m :m -.it.
array which is not
bv anv on the coast
cither in elegance, or prices.
wonderful
stirpasst d
"nackiiielack,"
fragrant perfume.
cents.
Shiloh's (
relieve Croup
unit I'.ronchitis
A nasal injector free with each
i. .oin ..f s:..;i.J.'q I ' ii Wi-inedv.
if ;biii. w '. .. .- - ,
t FJ ir.no. i
Shiloh's Catarrh llcmedy, a iosi-1
live cure for Catirrh, Diphtheria ! 4 r
and Canker-Mouth. I
Why will yon cough wnen Sbi-:
lob's Cure will give you immediate 1 tj,.-.,, t,ev nroduce a pleasant U.W ta'd
relief. I'nce, 10 cts., 50 cts and l. , ,.;itj,srtic ,.ffcct.
The Uev. (ieo. II. Thayer, ot ; Because thev not only pnysie.
Wm rO 17 ccata ta
aaloaaaa (..
1 . ai imr
I atra ft Jit.
Druggist.
RIIRRIES AND WAGOSS.
llua a h iut and aaa) air '0 KOOd
TKW4RT a.
w
OX.
Rraaaaa Vi ralrlkaj
Pills ar ropolar.
I fanr. rnrPPntl
Because they never disappoint. 1 fPiJ tAlllLad.
uiwir
asaJliif at
nr haraa UtA ty
S Mate
i'lasiUt
ooota ain4 ahem aud geuf
diaig at vwi.
Dresa tlix.aU, ,
Ftai.aafo.
SSBa,
Napkins,
tielesra
. Ar oia to make room f-r a Uu? 0.1
MSaSlletorulow th. line, that
CitkJ,
Capes,
Table Linen,
Blankets.
tdW tade'wear.
Cambric,
Corsets,
Towels,
Goaaainera.
t alter ra ki r. !
Thus. Moiite.t h,
P. 1 'I. i 1 1 T 1 .--
-N. V.-,.,!. .
'a i.ilian.
Aniillier Landmark liniie
Ihe old olhie ot the tariuea
Waiihousc Co., which has served
:.r ii anv vcars wa a nlace for
v.. ml iiiietipg-, . 1 in. Hie
vot.ii- 1 laec i i elect iod
I'i)ui'Ihii, lnd., says: "Both
self and wife owe our lives to
ioh's Consumption Cure."
T.4KTLIi 4 rS.
my
i butcleanethe whole system
I remilate the liver and bowel
i For ale at '.'5 cents per Ih.x
i Foshav & Mason. r;:i!its.
and
by
1
ki-ols.
in 11 b
I'be American people are rapidly
. Incoming a race of neivous wiecks,
! and ehe followinir sil .aert'" the
i:ida.K,.m renieilv: lnhon-o Hemp-
of all1 Hi. of of Ku'ler. I'a.. sw-ars th.it
liom
Vicrei-k
y.v! h.or
M h.
Wu V w. MMrtl... Iu) I . ia ,
. CHI'?-N. tiarr4ua. Tila;
' an-hliij-. aai "'t v w
pricua. ' a w i j
nill aba-.- vo-t ..rent IhC h r. Vw; wi i,l,.
11". Tllf nillT"! fll" 'MV.I
v .., .
t.il tnvlv white wa aasofiahc.ii
C-
FIKT STREET, ALBANY. OREGON.
Sea-rle
ta ta III.
! aj't,,i
YMtiuiiiil I'a'.rut;,-!
Y.V triN , Xov. IS. Ttie s'lv.ni
ship Wiliani'-tte Valley anive.l tu
d.iv with ti.e follow in t' H-'r.iie-s :
W." P. Much, boui-s ! oh.. 1. I;.
A. Shearer. Mrs. C. '.. hue. I!.
Ma'hewu, lr. Sweeney, Mr-.
Sweeiiev, W. J. Al -xander, J. A.
Mnston. C. larston, .lohn Kav.
John Fowler, John I'ejxhall.A. i'.
Bonzey. W. II. I'.iojk". A. Bur--:..
A. B Hughes, A. J. Bay.
4 :ilnttlt Fit fiiM I i ft thO i .. I,.... IIj j . u' ij uii.,.1.1 My
d iin.iioveoiet.t. as the ? r, Vii.w du.ee Pr. Miles' great , fc (lrl 'B'lSfe. V.
i- -tn : o: is 1 reeti- a luo'e m tro- ivstoiativu Nervine cnretl him. : 1 It 1 I
."!;l:i!i lei. k oiinc one uiock . j dler, of Valpaaaisli.
fa thr east. Tins is more con- J ,, j. p. .nv'or, .if Bogansport, j
v. iueulb lixatcd, s- it H nearer ! n, j t.ttc, gained 2 pounds from j
the company's war-hoii-e. i taking it. Mrs. II. A. (iardner. of j
I Vistula, Iud., was cured of 4v) or:
j reK,. 1'a. iiic s,. ii. ; - coViiUonH a day, and mticti j
The t . P. sp-cial arrived at 8 :"1 i headache, d z.iness, backacne and ;
, nervous pros! ra ion byoi.c lio.lle.
Trial liottes and line tioou on
inai vHoiih cures free nt Stuiiaid
( iidi.k who recuiiiiii-iids and. .c
ih dieiiifedy. u sm.ai.vu
last evening wita the steamer,
passengers and half a car ol" choice i
tiuitsaud vgeta'.le for Mueller
iV liarrett, the lending .'oeeis.
Ca'l early and g.-t youi ilioice.
A XK-i: FAi Ti'BKl Y
FOii
T 11 ax Jv.sc; l vise
FBO.M
MCF.l.t.F.U (iAKBKTf.
DA- v iv Cl'ltV tie t- dj3 fl
4 : t!ii . .wiv aatf Ul' kf
nBt , .d iiu'it ja ?Vf rts
10 l.l-i A I , ti- at vlla'-a trtnm It 1.
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;Br.3Y
G.lP.l'tiAGw a ., aaa-rt-H!
.1 & ju- r.ia lalav aa
'. nrn1!'! t. -it .u.i. i bi riaai a a
' 4 -hrn- t't a m'-t' lor-a' -ianr.nBBia
: l.'k.i aa;. ia ia tar 6. iraaiaaamrr
ltAl !.
uarautiea this unequal
towX.S .lw.... .1.
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