Morning daily herald., November 20, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

Rowing gaily Jurald
ON SALE.
Tb Daily Hiimld will be ou
ale each morning at II. J. Jones'
book atore.wbere it i xn be procured
t 5 cant per copy.
lOTTINnS ABHtr TOWN.
Thanksgiving one week hence.
Clocks at cost at K. C. Searls.
Hulin Ji Dawaon, drnxiata.
Cunuuing'a fur choice soda wa
ter. Fine saner kraut at Mueller A
Garrett's.
New stock f pi 11 headed canec
at F, M. Frencli'r.
T. L. Dottier, editor of the Scio
Pre, id in the city.
Rev. J. K. N. Bell, of Roaebnr);,
waa in the city yesterday.
Big bargains in ladies and gents'
gold and gold tilled waUdieH at F
-M. Frenith'B.
Mr. F. E. Allen went to Ashland
yeaterdav in the interest of the
Albany Wire Works.
Win. Killings worth, one ot
Portland's rustling real estate
men, in in the city.
Be sure and see the tine display
of choice del UroiMea lor Sunday al
Mueller A liarrett'. to-day.
The Building and Loan Asmx-ia-tiuu
will meet to-morrow evening
at the office of Hewitt A Irvine.
Parker Bros, have just received
a full supply of the tinett veneU
blea of the season. t'all on them
Cty politics is liegiuning to agi
tate the public mind just now,
specially in the lield of candi
date. Physicians' prescriptions com
pounded with accuracy and cart
at Hulin fc Itawsou'a drug store.
French's corner.
-A. Cohen pays the highest price
for all the poultry ottered at tin
corner of Third' and Calapooia
. streets.
Mrs. A. Kester. of Yaquina, has
removed to thin city and will make
her home with her bister, Airs
Burmester.
Rev. K. R. Prichard returte.i
Vestarday, from a trip to Lyons 01.
the eastern wztens on of tin Ore
goii Pacific railroad.
Crawford A Paxton have a dm
lot of souvenirs of Albany ecenerv
They would make capital present:
to send your friends in the Fast.
Mr. J, Howard t'u-ick, 01
Spokane Falls, is in the citv tin
guest of his brother, Hon. J. W.
t'unick. The former talks 01
locating in Albany.
Mis. Thomas Hopkins receive!
sou.e severe injuries to her aukl
by falling into a hole in the siJe
walk on Broadalbin street Tues
day evening. The defective wall
waa promptly repafred.
Through the inadvertence Of a
reporter yesterday Win. II im
pbrey was spoken of as citv
treasurer instead of F. L. Kentor.
Mr. Kenton has served the cit
faithfully during the past year and
should be re-elected.
A San Francisco doctor, win.
bad attempted to run away frott
liia wife, was overtaken at th e
city yesterday by the irated wife,
who bad followed him, They wil
probably leturu to their bom
vttcr the usual reconciliation.
Matthews A Washburn desire 1
. say to the parties who f.iiled t.
secure the stoves tney wanted oji
of our first car of heaters that we
have our third car for this year m
the way here and will have them
in our salesroom altoiit Novem
ber loth.
The I.adies Aid Society will give
a New England dinner on Thanky
Kivingday, commencing at I2:::
. m. at the W. C. T. V. hall
Trice, adults, 50 cents, children.
i5 cents. Those wishing a privalt
t-tbles will report to .Mrs. L. E.
Main.
The city council of Eugene ha
finally adopted a system of sewer
age, and will toon commenre th
work of construction. The plan
were drawn by Messrs. Kelly A
Hammond, who will rsoiiallv
superintend the work. The cos?
of the sewer will be alout $15,XM
One of the busiest places in the
city d w ieC. W. Watts' jobolli.e.
He is woiking seven printers, a
portion wol king by day and the
olhai at night. The extra amouni
of a or. k scauaedbya number 01
long briefs, which ko tiefore the
supreme court, the cases for which
are set for next week.
On Nov. 2tith, the "Peak
rasters" will give a novel and
pleasing entertainment. The cm
pany cousits f sixteen ladies in
unil'urm beci ming to the IVuks
A'luddsioii r0 cents; gallery
cents. No extra charge for
reserved ecats. Tickets on :iV at
Will A Link's. Proceeds to be
uel toward the Orphan's Home
A Wagon Road Lost.
The Lakeview Examiner savs
that there is a standing reward of
1000 for I'resident Pond to ride
over the line of his wagon road in
Oregon, although he made aflida
vit that be traveled the line of this
ro d in ls-tt. It ia a well-estali-lished
fact in lakeview and Lake
county that Mr. i'ond dd not
travel over this road 111 this conn
ly, hi affidavit n the cm ran
noiwiinsiamiiiitf. 11 1 al-o pretlx
well known I. .at Mr. Pond cam.
fr nil Eugene via Silver like. Sum
mer Ijtke, Chewaiican an-l Crook
i-d Creek vatlos, nn lcinseiiiieiirl
waa more than liily mil8 an
iiuiu the wajton toad which wh
oever built. Neither man nor
devil ran follow the line of this al
leged watfO'i road arr -i tiotce
valley without the aid of a sur
vey 01. There is not hii-g eien
t-how that a road has ever been
surveyed, and old settlers who
have lived here for veins and be
lore the grant was mulr, don't
known, nor cm they tii.d this
mythical toad.
A LASCIVIOUS SCOUNDREL.
B 0 Fallowi is Jail for Criminal Intimacj
WitbViai Knngar- .
B. O. Fellows, who was arretted . 1
atSciofor violating the chastity
of Miss Krunger, a you 11 if
German
girl aged 16, was brought-to this
city yesterday by Constable Bil
you and lodged in jail in default of
fliiX) bonds, he having waived ex
amination and having been held
to await the action of the grand
jury.
Although there was no trial
Prosecuting Attorney J. R. Wvatt
obtained from the gill, who is the
complaining witness, some of the
tacts of the case. sne said that
Fellows Itegan his criminal in
timacy with her about a vear airo.
She was then 15 years old. lie
enticed her into a room at the
residence of her sister, who was
ill, and locked the door. He then
occupied the room with her during
I lie n gtit. Mie said that lie gave
her some capsules, but that thev
lid not produce insensibility and
that he simply ersuaded her by
his ulib tongue t-t comply with his
wiHhes. and had continued such
intimacy up to the time of his
arrest.
Fellows is perhaps 45 years old,
and has a wife and family. Tl e
charge of rape was withdrawn,
and a charge of lew d and laac vious
cohabitation substituted, under
which he is now in jail.
It is sa'nl that additional charges
of a similar nature are likely to be
preferred, charging him with hav
ing enticed away other girls of
tender years, and' also for and in
decent assault upon a married
woman of Scio, from which it
would appear that he richly
deserves vigorous punishment.
Fellows is a man of pleasing ad
dress when sober and sought to
gain some literary fame as a cor
respondent under the non de
plume of "Brick Dust." Ii the
chances against him are true he
deserves a lenglity term in the
penitentiary.
New Dam at Grant' Paas.
The dam across Rogue river at
this place is 4.V2 feet lone, eiuht
feet high in the center and gives a
iieau 01 seven leet in the penstock
I tie lorco ot the water as it now
ll...s over the dam is equal to 15f
ioi3e wower. one hundred and
! ii'ly-six horse power represents a
power sufficient to raise 5,028,000
lounds at the rate of one foot per
uimiie-rriis is enormous. Jo
pump 1.000,000 gallons of water
per day into the reservoir 150 feet
above the town and to run the
electric works will not require
more tnan one liall ol tins power
The reserve can be used in driving
mills and factories. Great as this
power in. by adding to the bight
of the dam the power can be in-
Teased several hundred horse
power. Verily Rogue river is a
giant in strength. And when this
fori is utilized what a revolution
will be accomplished in 1 lie busi
ness of this place. Rogue River
Courier.
The Old Block Hoaae.
The Union Pacific company have
decided to fix up the old " block
house at the upper Cascades and
preserve it from decay, as it is an
object of interest to touribts, ami
wiil become more and more so a
the years psss by. There are but
few of the old block houses u hich
the early settlers built as a ineam-
I defense against the Indians left
standing. A few years ago there
was one in the Klickitat valley on
he road to Yakima, and one at
Camp Hotkius, away up on the
Luckiamute, hut it is probable
thai if either of these is lett it s a
mere ruin. The block house at
the Cascade in full view from the
cars of the Union Paoilic will be
long an object of interest. It is
lh intention of the company to
make a picnic ground on their
proieny at tue uacades, loth at
lionneviile and
side of the river
011 the opposite
NolhiuK In It,
Since thj recent wreck at Lake
I-uhinh several have expressed an
inteie t in seeing the Southern
Pacific overland continue to ui-e
the west side track between Port
and and Alhanv. There ;s noymh
idea entertained by the company,
i"" wregoiuaii aim It adds
It is only seventy-seven ini'er- from
here to Albany but it is nim-t v-six
miles to t orvallis and the addi
tional run of elevon miles across
to Albany uiades the pro; ..-iuon
quite untenable. 1 he train ha
been the subject of 1 ousideable8
attention, especially koing soiiil
when it required to pull it up the
fourth-street grade.
The Lake Lablah Wrack.
Salem Statesman : The story of
the rail living removed to cause
the wreck is a very thin one. 1
A. t
win not scaur, v naiever causes
the tirst break in the timbers of
the trestle and resulted in the
leariui disaster, it wa certainlv
not the reinovai of the rait.
I laa writer oxamin-d the rail and
and ties and imbedded spikes
very c.o eiy, ana tne tact do not
at all support the t.ieory. There
is a variety of things that ma v
have started the w reak, hi: t alleged
removing of the rail is not one of
them.
Transferred from Yaiinia-
J. S. Po!heruu.. who haa hud
charge of tiu government works a
Yaquina Itay ever since they were
started, ban leen 'ranferred to
Coos Bay, where l.e will also have
ciiatiii- of govermif iit improve
m.?iits ai C.Mj iille. Uinp.iia i.nd
Siuslaw. li. A. I.yell lias ben
apHinted t- the p"sitioti at Ya
quina sas the t:orvallis Times.
I.KTTKK list.
The following letters remain in
the postollice at Albany, tlregon,
Nov. I'.. uncalled for: 'Misx Minie
Burt, W. W. Case, I 'avid Cordon,
K Houston, L A. l onsr, l!jeii
11 v ii M.nm, I.. K. .loiies.
Kl'FI's TuoUP-sttN, p. M.
THE MORfriafr HERALD: THURSDAY. yoVKTltBEK
THE APPSOACHIHQ CITY ELECTION,
To thk Kuitoi or tub Hirild:
I read with interest your article
concerning the coming city elec
tion, especially the reference to
I ne ?"eBAIon. OI ,lon(UD8 lne ?ly
I iur f'"vw r a oya
em of public
improvement, in favor of which
the people have already voted.
What ia required now is to elect
council men who will carry through
this good work already begun, and
who are known to be in favor of
this progressive, more. There
shodld De no half way grounds ni
minting matters on this question.
The writer does not believe that
there are many citizens in Albany
w ho would oppose such a system
of public improvements as has al
nady been mapped out by the
psesent council and published in
the Hkkalp, but there are a few,
and those few are men who would
not serve the will of the people as
councilraen during the next term.
Iet this quebtion be looked after
carefully. Citizen.
Albany, Nov. 11), 1890.
Lost a fat Commission.
Judge Stearns, of Portland, lias
rendered a decision in a suit for a
commission which will be read
with interest by all real estate
brokers. Some time ago M. J.
Clohessey, representing J. Duval,
the owner of a certain tract of
land, gave J. Watson & Co., real
estate dealer, an option on it for
$::200. The latter accepted it be
lie .ing that they had a customer
who would pay them $4000 for the
pioperty. The would-be buyer,
however, withdrew his offer, for
feit iigtia) deposit. A few dys
prior to the expiration of Clohes
sey's bond he offered Watson A
Co. a deed to the property for
$3-'00. which for certain reasons
they dec! ined to accept, and sub
sequently Duval sold it for 13000.
V. atson A Co. began suit against
Duval and Clohessey to reeover
the difference between f 3200 and
30io, tut Judge Stearns decided
that in view of the non acceptance
nf the deed when it was offered
them, they were entitled to noth
ing beyond the $50 forfeit money
Gone With Another Man.
The Port'and Examiner N
responsible for the following: A
young man by the name of Sharpc,
who recently came here from Cor
vallis, complains that his wife,
only 18 years of age, has gone
A'here the woodbine twineth with
a handsomer man by the name of
Jones, and who is in the livery
stable business. Sharpe, who is
himself fond of horses as well as a
pretty wife, mairied last Septem
ber. For a time all went well
until Mrs. Sharpe cot to going with
other men to theatres, etc., and
finally capped the climax by leav
ing Corvallis with a woman known
as "Dutch Annie" and a railroad
brakeman. Sharpe followed, onlv
to find that Mrs. S. had taken tin
with "a party by the name of
Jones," and flatly
l,i ,
refused to re-
turn home with him, saying that
she had done all of the worksite
ever would do and preferred a life
oi ease.
In Higher Coart.
E. C. Bronaugh, attorney for the
011 them Pacific company, and
Richard Williams, of Portland.
were in Salem Monday nttendinu
to the case of Emma Miller and
W. A. Guthrie vs. the Southern
Pacific Railroad company in the
supreme court. Mr. Williams is
tne attorney for the respondent.
it win be remembered that at the
May term of the circuit court for
Marion cotin'v these two enaoa
were tried and the verdict by each
jury was against the railroad com
pany. Mrs. Miller was the if
of "Big Jack" Miller, killed in the
wrecicnear Albany on July 28
188!t, and Win. fimbria .
brother of the fireman, who died
also from the injuries received in
-eacn cae tfie sum sued for w
ToOOO. The company apiiealed the
eases, endeavoiinir m inm il.-
judgments reversed. Statesman.
Still Inveatit-atia;.
The state board of railroad
commissioners continued its in
vestigation of the Lake Labish
train disaster yesterday. The day
vo ni n,i wiin tne examina
tion of witnesses, among whom
were engineers and experts and
ihose ivh.i vi-ited the scene of the
reck noon afier its occurrence
Tne testimony adduced was in the
sa.ne line as that t-f the day be
fore, 110 new developments being
brought to light by the mn.'titud
mouarray of questions aiufccross
ques ion propounded by the com
missioners. TIim hstiniony is
mixed, some swearir.g to thj beat
01 their knoAleoge and Uliei,after
a count of the rails and an exam
ination of the fallen trestle, tha
the rail found 011 the west side of
the track was necessary to make
the complement of raits. Others
found a Mifh- ient numb-r without
it. Some think the rail waa
misplaced and others believe
budge to have been insecure. The
quistion the ieople have been
iiskirig i-, what are the railroad
commissioners going to do alsmt
t when they have found out all
about the wreck.
To I'ura haae Railroad Landa.
Au eastern company w ith a large
-imoiint or capital, is negoiiamg
for the puichase of the military
road lainU now beIoni!ing to the
Oiegon & California Land Com
pany, and lying along the line of
tot- military road east of Euireue.
It is understood they expect to
irina sel'bris fio'n ihe ea-t who
will make nxe of and cul'iv.ite the
nt. the timber 111 th.t
legion
is vetv valuable.
Go to Jas. F. Powell A (V for
fresh groceries.
MAICKIKD.
COTIUL 9TOVII.LE At the Kit's
House in tliU v i on WedneKili r
N v HI, lSo.l.y 1 R X Illaekhurii.
county jiidise. Mr Uulf Co:ral n.d
Mibs Upul SeoviKe.
A iUfaWAT D0CI0K.
Orsrtakai ia Tkia City aaa 81,ppd by
A San Francisco doctor, who
baa acquired some fame aa a spec
ialist, Sweeney by name, and who
bad attempted to run away from
his wife, was overtaken in this city
yesterday by his irate better half,
rhe encountered him on the train
from Yaquina, and by way of sal u
tatian, treated him to a vigorous
slap in the face and the pavseii-
nor 10 a oeusaticn at me same
time. Ti angry wife then kept
ner Biiou eye ou me recreant doc
tor until Albany waa reach -d,
when they made up sufficiently to
fiop at u same noiei. me pair
were m-er warns oui ruling togeth
er, anu win aoui.tiess go iiome to
gether alter the usual reconcilia
tion. The doctor is said to be quite
wealthy, and is a great advertiser.
HOLIDAY BH0PPERS.
Should S the Wotdtrfal Array at th
Ooldaa Kule Bsjaar
Mr. Julius Uradwohl, the ener
getic and enterprising proprietor
of the Golden Rule Bazaar in this
ity, whose store contains the
largest and best selected stock o.
crockery, glass and other wares for
domestic use, i.ithe valley, as well
us fancy waies, toys and "beautiful
holiday goods, has returned from a
several months trip to San Fran
cisco, where he combined business
with pleasure. He has replenished
and enlarged his entire stock and
now has a store that is a credit to
himself and an ornament to the
city. His shelves, counters am!
every available t-paeo are til lei I
with the choicest and most varied
.stot k of of goods ever seen in this
valley, including a mammoth dis
prav of holiday goods. He has
added a new line w hich consists
of a beautiful assortment of rolled
gold jewelry warranted to wear as
good as gold and costing one-tent h
as much money, diamond cut pins
riugi, fine umbrellas for hoi 1. lav
presents and novelties. His stock
is now in and holiday shoppers
should lose no time n seeing his
wondertut array winch is not
surpassed by any on the coast
either in elegance or prices.
A WONDERFUL ARRAY.
Naw Goc'di la Qaantitiaa To Soil the
Mot Farttfo.'BS.
In the matters of extent and
qnantity, Mr. W. R. Graham.
Merchant Tailor, has just received
a t"ck of elegait suiting goods
that is simplv unsurpassed. Tliev
embody both English and Ameri
can manufacture of all wool cloths
trial are simply superb, and will
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"" up lino Biuio ui 1. 10 very urm
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had anywhere
The goods are in almost endless
variety of style and pattern, so
that the taste of every individual
an lc exactly ' met. 1 -overs of
handsome goods can receive a
great treat to goand examine these
mat for the sake of seeing them.
They were purchased and shipid
before the McKinley bill went into
operation, so that" no extra tariff
charges will le added.
Holiday Book.
Lac'ies call Mrs. Hy man's and
give your 'order for the juvenile
book for Christmas. The latest
out.
A Change. -
The truck and dray business in
this city has changed hands, W.
E. Kelley retiring and J, N.
Comb I- -.i.i-ng proprietor. For
the ii -ent Mr. James Hail is in
ehuipt: ot the work.
Oregon Pacific Special.
The O. P. special arrived at 8 :30
last evening with the steamer
passengers and half a car of choice
fruits and vegetables for Mueller
& tiarn-tt, the leading grocers.
Call early and get your choice.
Fine ftreaard Chicken,
Persons desiring a ' dressed
chicken ahold leave their order at
John Iierenger's meat market.
He also keeps beef, pork, sausage,
bacon -nd hams. MarKet on Fir
street, across from Rubs Hons
Cheap I'aature.
Persons desiring pasture ntr
this city can obtain the same by
calling on Fred W. Bluiulierg, who
has the west half of what is known
aa Monteith's pasture for rent at
1 0 i p t n 1 it 1 p ;r ti 1 1.
Another Landmark Clone,
The old office of the Farmeas
Warehouse Co., which has served
for many years was a place for
ward meetings, primaries, and a
voting place in electiods of all
kinds, is about to fall before, the
march of improvement-, as the
company is erecting a more metro
politan brick olhee one block
farther east. This is more con
venientlv hunted, ss it is nearer
the company's warehouse.
TAKTUii rat rs.
The American eople are rapidly
becoming a race of nei vous wiecks,
and ehe following suggests the'
Ik-si remedy Alphono llemp
fling. of Bu'ler, Pa., sw-.-ars that
w hen his sou was S-e-hhs from
Tt. Vitus dance Dr. Miles' great
Bcstorative Nervine cuhn! hini.
Mr. J. K. Miller, ..f Valpaaaisi
I. I
and J. l. . :v:or, ot
hid , tach gained 0 poiiiuls from
taking it. Mrs. II. A. Gardner. 1.1 i
isiuim, inn., nnsmnii oi 411 or
,")0 convulsions a day, and much
headache, d xziness, b.ickachc and
nerV'.UH proMra ion by one hoi tie.
'I
I rial ikmich ami line IhkiU of
IIIHrVfiOUR CUICt IIW Ul tiIllUll tx I
I lllll'l llll rHOlllntl II. tu aa.t.l t
and !
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On to
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I'arktr Lio?. for fa-sl
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View s or the Wreck.
Crawford Paxton made eight
different splendid views i.f Ho
Lake-Labifl
1 disaster, which l.v
are selling at 25 cents apiece.
Corset! Coraetn!
We make a specialty of lirMes
and misses line corset and w t ts.
We have a drive in a F nc.h
sateen corset at 75 cents. xtra
good value.
Samvkl E. Yo ki.
Xut'ce.
A complete assortment of 1847
Rogers Bios., knives, forks and
spoons, at lowest prices at F. M.
French's jewelry store. War
ranted goodx.
For One Week Only.
Special sale of embroideries and
laces at the Indies Bazaar.
Elegant patterns for 10 and 15
aents iierysrd. Don't fail to secure
come of these bargains.
Stamping- Done Frte.
Any one purchasing $t wortli of
goods at the Ladies Ba.aar this
week can have any one pattern
from their new selection stamped
free of charge.
Nuraery.
Messrs. Hyman & Brownell are
prepared in their nursery te fur
nish all kinds of stck, and those
intending to plant should call upon
them.
The Leach Itouater Si Itaker.
Those ladies iu Albany who
desire to procure the larger si.e
of the above named useful house
hold article send in their orders on
piMstal cards at once to Mrs. A. M.
Talt, Albany, Or. Agents wanted
for Linn and Hen ton counties.
The L'nlon I'arilir.
Is the only line running two
fast traiii8 daily from Portland to
Omaha, St. Paul, Kan.-as City,
Chicago, St. Louis and all oints
Kast and Soul h. Buy your tickets
of C. G. Rawlings, foot of Broail-
albin street, Albany.
The Union Pacific are now run
ning two daily trains ihrou-'h to
Chicago in three days, carrying ah
chu-ses of puNrfcnL'crs oil la.it h
trains, having Piiliman f-loepers,
toitrisis sleepers and live rechnnii;
chair cais attached. Passengers
can now leave Portland at 7 a. m.
and 9 r. m. For sleeping car res
rvation. ettt. apply to C. G. Raw
iigs, foot of Broadalbin street.
Seialle.
The ladicrt ot the t!alholi-chin ch
will give a roci.tble at, the resi
dence of Mr. Conrad Meyei,
coriier ."itli and Calopooi.t streets,
ou I hursday evening Novemla-r
Jiisli. There will be music, games
and and other amusements. An
elegant supper will lo i-ervcd.
Everyboxly cord'ally invited to
come. Supper J-'icent-1.
rl IIIIKV lt:4il!.
Heart disease is by far the most
frequent cause of 'sudden death,
which in three or four cases is un
suspected. The symptoms are noi
generally understood. 'I hese are :
a habit, of lying on the right side,
short bieat h. pain or distres iu
side, back or shoulder, irregular
pulse, ip-thiua, weak and hungry
spells, wind iu stomach, swelling
of ankles or dropsy, oppression,
dry cough and biuotliering. Dr.
Miles' illustrated on Heart
Diseases, free at Stanard & Curick,
who sell and guarauiee Dr. Miles'
miequalcd New lleait Cure, and
his Restorative Nervine, which
nures nervousness, headache,
sleeplessness, effects of drinking,
etc. It contains no opiates.
A lea llraaena Why SI.
Patrick'
rills ire 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 Imx by
Foshay & Mason, druggists.
"Hackmetack," a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 50
cents-
Shiloh's Cure will immediately
relieve Croup, Whooping cough
and Bronchitis.
A nasal injector free with each
b title of Stiiluh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 50 cents.
Hiiloh's Catarrh Keimily, a posi
tive cure for Call nh, Diphtheria
and Canker-Mouth.
Why will you iMingb wnen Shi
loh'.i Cure will give you immediate
relief. Price, 10 cts., 5() c.ts and f.
The Kev. ieo. II. Thayer, of
Bourbon, I ml., says : "ISoih my
self and wife ows our lives to Shi
loh's Consumption Cure."
FRESH TO-DAY.
A Fat Hen.
Celery. Cauliflower,
Freh Eastern Oysters,
Cr-inbeirics, Sweet Potatoes,
Asparagus, French l'ea.-.,
A Nice Fat Tin kev,
MushriMiuis, French beans,
l'igs Feet, Cream Cheese,
A Fine Spring Chicken.
And ali tlie goiid iliing .( life,
nice ami fresh at Mueller Ac Car
rett's, the leading gio;- i.
4 aikti-a-Mr anil ttuiolrr.
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tf. alia Lii rbltShil ri.WS, MPKCIKM A-
I .l.iiit uiil i t.ir airt'Ti! lirt -;tti. Karti.
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ill nt: ir l 'uy ririwt, Hi-tl 1
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20. 1890.
K18INKSS LOCALS,
Clocks at Will & Stark's.
Napkins al E. C. Searls.
See those
stylLdi stockinette
jacket, at Read's.
A fine liue of gentlemen's shoes
at t.. V. Searls'.
All kimla tf eauned goods at
t amer uros.
Fiesh l utter at the Willamette
Packing Co. 'a
Lace euriains from fl.511 per pair
jp at a. i. earlM.
Silk umbrella's at French's
jewelry store.
Stop ami ieok at Conn & Htm
dricson's wioiow.
Will & Stark have a fine liae
gold wau bes and diasaonals.
Finest cakes and pi as in the city
kept on band constantly at Parker
Bros.
Go to Cumming'a drug store
Blumberg block, for your artist's
supplies.
We have a fine line of school
shoes at popular prices. E. C.
Searls.
Before buying a hanging lamv
call and see as. Conn & I lend t ie
son. Smoke th celebrated Havana
filled 5-cent iirira, nanufactnred
t Jnlitia Joss h ciear fartory.
Boots and shoes for gentlemen,
line shoes and slippers tot ladies,
school shoes for children and rub
bers for al at E. C. Pearls.
Some ol tne latest stvles of ele-
guilt bed lounges can be seen a
Kot Imiller it lrving's, as they have
just received a large invoice.
JvMfeph Talt is agent for the
Union Mutual Aecident Asocia
tion of Chicago, a company that
has many siierior features.
I'ottmiller & Irving have a large
line of lace curtains, renaissauce,
Madras and cheheille table covers,
which they are selling very encap.
Who pays the freight why
Matthews it Washburn, thy have
paid the freight on two carloads of
Htoves and ranges since September
ist. IMP and have another carload
on the way.
For a superior quality of silk
umbrellas with gold and silver
handles, go to Will A, Stark's.
Stamping done at the Ladies
Bi.aar. A largeiiine af new and
beautiful det-iens iust received
from the East.
Go to Conn &. tlendiicsou for
i our fancy and staple groteries.
I'hey always keep the best and sell
cheap for cabh.
Call now and give your order
to Mrs. Ilyman for the juvenile
bxilt so they will le here for
Xuias.
If you want a dnrible monu
ment go to Egan fe Achison, who
are haii-lliiig nothing but the best
grades.
A fine liue of Artiste watariala
just opened at J. A. Camming'
Irug store.
Remember that F. L. Kenfaa
continues to receive suo'criptions
for all the leading ae papers anal
magazines.
PAINTS AND OILS
PBe aaa aee
ua wbi-a vou
uvuit luint, oil. tiu-ihi. xnl uil. luhru.-atiur
oils,ah;Krae, ate. St'LW'AKT ti SoX.
GuNs aND revolvers SrJ-rr
de luv aiipoaed ef taia put of eur huai
aeaa. Tbafa a miataka. Wa are ia it aew
W)ar than ever. Wa ktv a Ut line of
Martin anrWincheter rAa, ami breech
loatiai;ahotaiia raavin ia price Ireaa 1S
10 Hi-i. Alo all Ike Ut iuruved reialvera
sitWAKr a sox.
CARPENTERS BUILDERS,
ra or auyoue waaTlox -aajrthlaa; i i ta I
Cea
tnct
hard
ware line iil4 wiill te aaliea Stenart &
ox before purchasing ea where. They
keep ncifly everj ttitair ia tha line el kuild
era Uirlwre, and a najrnilccat ateck faeaT
loot.
.A DIES.
ATTENTION . JfU&S
bale ibe bcitahera anri f -iaoorn ih tola city,
4nti e in piove it U yon at ay time.
Hvrty (Mi'- auriiitt l and they i;aa be re
turoeii if they de imt jti e aatiataction. Thla
no brjt or H.uster, we aeaa what we ay.
STEWART Is SOX.
WASHING MACHINES JlZfZ
ive you eaietfiiiij' yeu will like, Brlaf
your '.better half" around and eee what we
m aa iw yua. SI EWA RT ft SO.X.
IRON AND STEEL
lare atoc-k han I, atrap, coipv, oa.aid Nor
v inm; alai Bja:hlne, tool, 1 Hfc and pl w
ateeL
AMMUNITION
We y a niea liaee
hot ix.waWr. Iioaded ahella
mrtriilj, etc.. and will aeli at rraouable
fltiirea. Don t fnraet ua when you pdw io
lay in yonr winter supply ul avunilion tn
protect lour m.ch Iron o tbe inroada of that
riiir-ncckd emiirraat.
Dried APPI esS
Karmera si l Siewirt At Sex, anil buy aa
al'e paiin; wuhinc end aiva your fruit.
BUGGIES AND WAGONS. 1
line on biimt anil can ivr ..ti ffnod
1KWAKT &
av
nice
OX.
FEED GUTTERS.
Save ime-tbir el
ynur bora fi ed ev
uwu' afMl eiitt.r tCAaIt . Sx havh
nttr Kiittls for aal1.
rtll'DVO We ,"" Hi'
L 11 1 ) il N 'iin-ii ii.rrel cbnr. T rn i
i--hiup mo j;ooJ, Ml-I tn-9r rm bw.it na ra
rriwa. !TI-.WAi:Ta-M.X.
II10N l$T
. . -:.rl .1; .o
tn fn tit tin .
ttrvu'l buy an i-i
li.iMM iibii i on Ji rat
Ii nil! y.-n o?
ROPE ANli CiiAI
IIHMit ;if il jf:r J'l ' IZ- lr- -4
to lit A I - -- -i x.hL.a fai-m :t 14 i . $.4.
pip., f' ! p r ' 1 1 t C
Klftr.lt t. .aM Itl ! M 11 taa nriia ffralaa Bfta a
'. i:ii--i a .. C U' 'nAiiim.ay
a..rl. Ii .U I't. -U lHt
.1 II
'It
M'Kar.tnr t-x.
uLY'lM'J ranunlitLO 8x ar acent
:b. uc U vtvt L Wi.'-, 'nt Nu,a.
1000
relied
Redwood
and
are Groaniuct Under the Weidit
OF
Many
Clolis, Boots, Shoes
AT:
T. L. WALLACE & CO.,
STRAHAN BIjOCK, ALBANY.
Silverware !
SILK UMBRELLAS
or Silver Ibk M Hie Thing
For a Nice Preseiit
AT COST!
ENTIRE STOCK
G0DS.
lam rinsing out iny dry wooda
iK!it and sbit-a and ci-nt's furiiiobiii;
v- iuj: at gt.
Drees : de, (.
Flannel".
Silks,
Napkins.
Selr-eia,
Canibrir,
IvlieV rndi"ear,
fall ea.lv wl.ile the assort mo i
Ei. Ol Searles.
FIKST 8TUFKT, A
iipl b Ml
FEET
White Pine Connlers
THE
Bargains
and Furnishing Goods,
WILL 4 STAKK
Have tbe
Fiiihl Line iu Tow
I 1
a:o
YE1Y ELEGANT
OF DRY
to make room f r a lare line o
. See below tbe lines iliat ard
Kaks,
Caie,
Table Linen,
Blankets,
Gossaniers,
is Etil! giod.
Corsets,
Towels,
Id". A NY, OUKtJON.
mm