Morning daily herald., December 11, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

THE MOKN7N4 HKUALm THURSDAY, IHJOffttKKlt 1 !, IfciKi.
kit
s,ii
OX SALE.
Th Daily IIkrali will be on
aal each morning at II. J. Jones'
. - ,i iiiiiuiiii iii- '."i. " .-ri-"-
bookatore.whereit. n be .procured hj ie, tin. central .roi.toof transpoi-:
at 5 cents per copy.
JOTTINOB AIC TOWN,
(ior ton's Minstrels t6-night.
lM-vallis ia nearly' 10;;0
debt.
Choice orange -chler at "C.
in
E.
BrowueU'a.
Cauliflower at .Tai. F. Ioell &
. . Co's. .
Coll Van Cleve, ot' ToIfeda; is in
. the city,
Koeuicke keeps those juic- little
J'apanffe oranges.
Uollidy godls swld at eaVern
, prices l.y J. A'- Luiiiming.
; Two-' wee frojn ti-day
rhristinas will be iion us..
A choice lot of eranWrrb 8
received 1 C. E. UiownfH.
Jas, F. Towel A Co., have
jind
just
J 18t
.. deceived a nice, lot of cabtiage.
Iloiilay,iioveitia in endless x
" TietV-lt the Jldift' liaz-ijir
A nice ns stamping pai-r for I Ire 4
h lilav trille at t. W'. Siuipson's.M
fiOktnca,niry I5'vii!8'ptr ioiind
. 01 .two pounds for 2i cents at
-Isom'a.
A niaiueraU ball. will be givers
.'-7 t Crvaili'a Christmas- night, .by
the band boys. .'. .
The Ladies' I'.aaar has bun
dled)) of good and useful articles
for holiday gifts.
Nothing is nicer for a Christmas
present than one of ttfse U'auti
ml Itopks at II. J. Join s'. '
As nice a stock 0 photograph
albums can le seen at 11. .I.Jones'
aa one could desire.
(Jo toG. W. Simpson's i.r stamp
ing goods iu-tray cloths, bureau
fcarf, splashers, etc.
:. At the". la t meting oftheCoi
vallia city council bills aggregating
$18'J5.4: were ordered paid.
-Thoa. McJfanr.-. who irve the
. 'itulice of i.his city ao inu.-h. trouble ' '
aome time ago isin jail in salein. ..
Bert' Van ftleve, of thi city,
haa been engaged us advance
agent lor the VValUcc-tiibler coh-
ert coinpihy."" -.?
One has only to glance at the
beautiful shew windows to iindei-
.atand that Chrisluias .is near at.:
hand.
" iwo-'to- Conn A Hendricsoii..-fiir.i
your fancy and staple groceries.'
lliey always "keeji the liest ami sell
cheap for cash.. ...
' Tlie largest a'iiU1)VslelectioT of
kid gloves and handkerchiefs ever
shown in Albany cart le seen at
the Ladies' Bazaar. - .
Have you seen those beautiful
' iBM4t walls iiv the 'cemeteries,
put up by Kgan A Aehison, at hail
tne coat of stone. '
At. II. J. Jones you wi'.l.'tind.
some of the neateet bibles 'von
ever saw. Nothing niver could bt
found for a preae it. --
For nice fresh pies, cakes dough-,
nuts and everything in the bating!
line you cannot uo better man to
cjM MivParlter Brw.
WEvf ry frrmiry slnnild Iiave one of
tboe' one jteel eneraviiiL's of the
r "JecUration ' of InUtpendciice foi
iaale by Ji A. (Jamming.
'r: '- i Sojue-ei tne- latest styles of pit
ran Le' seen n
'Jufpijlet & Irvina-, as they 1
1 just received a large invoice.
seen a-
iav
' Please call and see if you care t
chanae your order on heating
. aiiy.eav our atock. ia coiujilete aaain .
" MArrHF.ws-Jk W.vsiiiuiin.
2lK)"rloa"k8 ta le sold at cost this
V4 tb.beit htirgaln ever.ollVred in
. ;Allarij. Come hcfort)ie assort
ilient i.s broken. WJ?. lifad.
A large lot of wliitft',' wwlet and
rray blankets going at $1.25, 2.l.
$5.00, 4.0t. former price 1.7",
liSff $4.00 and f00 arSearls.?
There will aeon be two more
' ' papers stalled in Tillamook coiui
- ty. " One in the southern part of
county, and the other at Hay City'
- Tlie new Hirhts.ordered. by the
-. . t . . l ' . TV .
Cliy llCIIJM IHeir iiiwiins iiiec
' day evening will fi'.lalongielt want.
.Tt,' ;n l i,oir.. ;,i
Piano), organs' and: paintings, i
Come and nelect a Xmas present !
that will last a lifetime and do aji
., . ., , , ., i,
the family gooil at .Mrs. Hymans.
ir....,ll uili,, .rCirAor
lMt in the- market, and is
' ii 10 rents rneaiVr r cA.i than
-IfrivotWr.' PowHll .'tc-Co. keep it.
,. . : . . . ' . ' .
C'censea to niarrt were granted
.'"Y " , . .. .r-
and I .el tie A. Iiasi.ett; and Martin
' L.Tucker and 'Jnnie' F.. Woodin.
Stated iwiclave .f the Temple
Commantlrv No. :i K. of I.., tin-
Thursday evening at 7::'m , ,,,:!
-. r. l. A- full attendance istlesired.
By'oMe? oTf Hie K: C
You are not "iu j'-'.' nn'ess yon
buy yiMirgrorer4W of I'arker Ibos
They keep the lest g.M s t-i be
. hiiiiid unvw hei.e. . atfd ate iib.iiys
reaaonabie in .tbelV Jifioefl.
Julius (iradwohi's inaiuiiiot o
tlilrplav of -hnlhlay goods is inn.
x'opiplcte ami the .nice (jhrislm.i
X "pr.'Henta are going, f ist. ' Holidav
shopra should call caily at the
" "ifiolden Hnl. I'.a.aar end seltc!
their presents.
, " . -'Nothing em II aiVut.lattU us
NVaatiburn. They on 4 all cou
ples married U'tween Th.itik-..)fnringand.N:w;.y.eir-
"!l buying
from them a atove.oim of ilii
handsomest anirhVf;st'"n"cpisary
alu-lea free ol.;. uharge that a
. uharge
newly "married t-oiiple--will Waati
See their snow wuiiion.
SeagulK'which the Astoria ni'ii-
tlignily w illi the iiaiua if ea-
pijreons, are nhot iii great numliers
oh the river in front of that city.
and this "iraiiie" is picked up atnl
... . i .ii i....... ... ii.
peddletl by small bovH to China-
m... ;.,i.." nru.ui.l t
. .I.....I.I.. uft-r l.iri.
im tri . uiwsuiD m.s.. - -
sarboiled a week or two.
IMPROVEMENT 01' THE RIVER
Shall There 60 Any Actios la That
60 Any Actios
Direction.
To any one who is conversant
with the wants and need of the
W II It., r.ill.,1' in ttxi
tatiori presents the best and most , j t. article: "I'liillip H.
available method of getting our j steward, a son of ex- iovcrnor
surplus products to market. P.y ; Stewart, of Mindlobiiry, a LTaduate
the central route we refer to thef Yale and cap'ain of the Vale
Willamette river, nature s great 1
mor. ugniare.
Water ways are the cheapest and
best ' roads to m.irket'' that can
he-found, but the trouble with our
Willamette road' is that it can be
used onlv w hen the Oregon mist
,-ljas moistt lied the dust of ages
that has aciuinuljt" I upon tint
iclneral bars and smigs; that sullv
iM otherwise lair susiace lor trans- i
porting our wares. (
..Uncle Sam puts his list in bis
IHjcket and jiiigl.-s tiie cum, wbieli
tie says we can use for the purpose
..f getting lid of those unsightly j
snags, and travel bars. Then our j
Willamette .highway woiil.l l-'
available :i all tun-- of the year, i
ind the truly great t boron blare
ior carrying our wheat to the big ,
ships down by the sea. The .pie.-,- j
ti"ii for us to consider is t'ls.'elhiit .
-1 line of that ruin is applied for the
purK'e of clearing tie river, so
that boats can run the entire sea-1
son.
ui course n lakes s e exeuio.i
t, bring aU.ut that d.siied end,
but the resulting ellect will well
repay all the trouble a-d t line
ipe.it 11 tlial.lireclion.lo! ,1 means, ,..,..i f llielll to New York.
1 great deal for Aluany and viciu I t .j ,,, . ,..,, :l ,-,MV iK,xey ,,f
ty, and will teniold repay all that til,.s,. a,,:i( s brought in for ChiiM
is expend, d 1:1 that direction. j mas 11:11 ket. as about the whole
Salem is already taking active . ,.,.., i,,,, ,(,,.,.,. ilre llianv ,)f tlifin
neasmes l.iking t that end, and , ra:,., Mnv. With. 11 the pasi lew
shall Albany stand idly bv and j w t.,ks ,,ver o,l(M) ,xt.8 ol
use no ellorts, in a matter that so ; :lp,,..s 1; V,. i.,.,, l,.le.l bv com
vitally etlec's it? our ciiiens , ...j,,,,, ,,. 11Vj ,! thev are
idd the weight oi their active ! j ,.very direction." I'.e-
el'orts until th desired en I is
accomplished. .It is an ancient . : t t su, .til size adapted for orua
but well established axiom that' nu.ting (hi istinas lieos, thev are
i A helps thoe who lit lr them-1 ,.x,.,.i!,.nt keepers and tlue-llavoivd
selves.' Then help yourselves by 1 t.;liijj apples,
immediate I v 111 big in the mat-; .
ter, and giving no ret until th"
improvement to the river is an
i-sta! lished !aet and matt-'is are
.-o arranged that'w ben the route is
nc luaeeil in running order it
aii l-e kept Ko'hy the exer -ise of
it-'uiur viriance. whic'i i the
ice
f lilx-itv in ail human
itlairs.
The mat'er i- an iniiioitant
ind s'uMil.l be looked after.
;n.' appeared as edit-
oi i.i
r
m e.
11 I'tt
j 1 -
N Oregon an ami
" Ihe greater
matter of river
Orewui has largely
j 'iniprovt 1:
.ib-oi lcd t:.-. ,iess. Tin- removal
f obstrn. tions to navigation oni
ha Oilunilua livt riswithoiitipies-i
:11a i .i.iiiiniiua ir.t r is wn.iioiinpies -
iou.tliu. ..greater necessity of our
inland as we. I as foreign commen-e,
.lid. in keeping tiiis fact before the
people tne Jieeosoi ii'cai.couimeice
on the ' Upper ami Middle WiM-
nuette nave been neglcc'ed. The
value of this portion of .th-river as
a natural chauuel oi commerce lor
tlie, vast and fertile section' immedi
ately tributary to cannot be over
estimated. It is a highway that
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..u u.0,,0,,0 , .. .. .......I, . ..o ...a
nrivatii 1 n t rWt u '.liiiinr il tvurl
1 I - ..I .
' V-., I""",,:,"
irom me use 01 ine iuioiic.. us
irravel beds st ould be 'Iredjed and
its channel kept free from snags
y the judicious expenditure of an
adequate apprnjiratiou each year.
The coat would be comparatively
small, if the wmk were regularly
ind systeina iirally done. The
Salem -tatesman calls attention
to the fact that the peopl" wou.d
have an open river from Salem
down to the sea if two bars,
aggregating a distance of al :;t Hlit
feet, were dredg'-d proper ly ; and
tiiat journal is justified in :i i I. 'g
that it is a displace th :! ins has
not been done and the i .-i kept-
open. Farmers ate natuallv yi -tly
alt.icl.td to tiie riv ' . Those
whose farms lie aloo : -coiirst;
tind it a matter bo - ol inn-
venience and economy lo ship
their stable ..roductsiiv ho.it in-
stead . .f bV rail, and the m-glect oi
ttli'e river channer ha- Ik-ci.. and is
a source of r al- har.lship lo many ;
oi tbeiu. 1 he annronratioii for'
the upiier Willamette by the last
congress was reasoiiablv generous,
ainHt mav be hoped that it will
beintf Uiirt'Pllv and promptly ex-
i i . .i i ,i . : (-. ,, i
1'" to '." M that naM.t.on
may be uninterrupted between;
1 Portland dnii'
;e of water nxt si
the '
hi."
; . .
' -Kier Im priiiriiiriii-
Tiie Oregon ia ii sa vs : Inn-
raid '
:.the .mproveu.ent ot tt.e upper
: VN dlaiuette Maj-r I l.iu.li.ury states
l,'at- tllt' ai-f'r..pnati"ii lor this
purpose is til, 'H'O. of which i-cHiU
. J . , '.,, in ,i( :il
l Koss islaml auo I lackamas iapi.1
: .... ,,, . ...... ii ...
I ie does not know whether it will
be worth while to expend this
,, ilt these points, but is having
a survey made to ascertain. At
( 'lackamas rapids some s xty feet
of the old ilim was blow n out a
shoii time .since, which has some-
w ha'- iinprovcd the channel there,
l'h" snag li:it Corvalli- has been
III r.s,. nit in,, upper lll.iliielle
i
lor cars. am! it is inw absi:uteiy
tii'ces-ary that she 1 1 :i 1 i have a
new hull. Wli' ti this is built, if
it shoii il be C"!l.-i lend advisable
to dit'ilg-' i'.t Loss ishilid there will
be but a small f mo nit h it for i h-iuiproveiii'-nt
of the upper Wil
lamette. I.ailir Will l.i.e a i;alt.
" A number of young ladies; of
this city have made arrangements
to.givc a social btll at the armory
on- Friday evening, a la leap year.
Invitations will be issued to the
ladies',- mid t-iev a'f expecte 1 to
secnie Hie co npany il a gentle
nft1 ,lV ,i,L. vvrnuig
u win oe a
very pleasant iilt.tir.
.lellernon .Mill.
ihiius Thomas, - i ti it the
Icll'creofi Flour Milt, and have
tl iUf ami feed of ad desei iptiun on
hand. Send in vour orders.
i
A III if.? ot ol blue and scarlet
twill Manuel al cost at Seat Is.
lino Who Wasn't
The Salem Statesman says that
the following incident of the late
wreck is from the Rutland, Vt.,
Herald, ot .Nov. TMh. The man
spoken of was probably on the
'train, but the fad had become
. II.. i . 1 . . 1 . .1
iiauiv iwisicu iiv ine nine mev gi 1
ilH as Vrniont. Here in
i.aseball nine in ISSii, passed
through Chicago Monday on his
way east. While (in n I'nion Pa
cific train near Salem, Or., lie felt
a desire to smoke, left his berth,
and went into the umukiii cuui
juirt meiit of the parlor ear. lie
had not been there live minutes
I before the train jumped the track
on a trestle, fed down a ravine and
earned ti h) feet of tr.ctle with it
. lil(, wu0 waH sitting in Stewart's
,M.rt!, Wlls instantly killed. Out of
sjxteen people in the car, onlv
St-wart anil "one other were able
, t , f ,i,e ttre. k without
t;,.., ley ,(I1V jnjrv he re
,.iVed wvs that he bit bistimgiie.''
K,;t;1:id is the home of seme oi the
brothers and relatives of .lames
;:lrry, of I'tah, who was also
t( t. train.
.
I'relty and l.oo.l.
Tlle On-oman says: The
,.,., ty ,it, k. ..,,,.,.H Mi:li" a biL'ht
red i l.ivk. known as "Lady
( .,,,,,!;... " :, ... lt ,!... vl ,
I as thev are largely tecd in d, cor )
,.,,;,,. ,,, lS " tn.es, etc., and J
! le .,.iti,.r here ha j.it :-bip:.ed I
' i ;i,g ;l ivti v aple. and fro: 1 j
Are I'miiiiii; t Salin,
The Salem Join nal say: Yes
terday afternoon tin? l'.uard of
Trad- received a telegram from T.
II. 1 1 nds. ui & Sons that they
I woul 1 send a repiesentative to
Salvia at o:ae to look into the
matter of building a furniture fac
tory here. The gentlemen ei
l,,H", lientlv mean business and it now
remains for the people o! Salein to
j ao wmi., ,lo ollP aoubts they will
-a;, i0 liberally aud liromntly. The
.ro)sition as set forth in a letter
i r,.,.,.ive,l a shoi t time ago provides
1 ,,,t. iln-v shall have :i factory in
.,,.ri.tion bv the ti.-st of next .lime
i -i, will" y;ive eniplovment to
jjt;v liu.n. f.e rcreseiitalive is
i !!t!v 1I1CM1 r,e r0,ri.B,
, (.x,'((.cle.i to be here ii
; vvici, when the arrange
111 about a
'enieiits will
I l. . onmleted and win k at once be
begun in selecting a location
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putting the buildings thereon,
Cold, Until" Mlintv.
The weather still remains favor
able lor outdoor work of all kinds,
but is perceptibly cooler the last
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J 1V o.l , tlioilpill llicir in- iivi in 11
. f CIlollgh ,or,i,,t.ven the most
! . F
tender plants. The
j tender plants. Tlie signal station
' was Hying the blue Hag yesterday,
i w hich indicates rain or snow. The
I tempera'iire in hardly low cno'isdi
j foi snow yel, but if the tcinpeia
' tnre falls a little there mav In- a
; dash of the ' lleecy." The' public
I would much prefer rain, and that
; is probably what we shall get lirtt.
! re;:onian.
I.ane roiiiity'M lluvy I'axutloii.
Thecoiiiniissionerof Lane county
have made a levy for tin' present
yearof '2'... mills for state, county,
and school purposes. This is an
j niiusii.illy lai ge levy ana was inane
i to defray the expenses of the past
: summer in rebuilding In nlges. etc.,
i Inch were washed out by the ,a . .-, etc.. in the city for ( brist j
H"01' of ,aht winter. It w..s'. at Mueller .V: ( iarretl.'s. ami i
' I bought best to pay up at once j t. guarantee to sell cheaper than j
i 1II!! B" " en. i.M.ig on. siammm
; warrants until they gradually wore
uw'av. .
,.,., .,: r.,,iK.t. !
" i
j KverylM.dy should see (iortoii's
! famous minstrels to-night. The
, I roup is composed of w lire !'alt lit
' and weliebeve thev ait; one of the
M1t n.i iwl r. l
hest ... Uj
hey have i
iow s on I ne ro. hi. i
I wen in orgamal ion
for sixteen yeais and have SMine of ;
the best bum' cmk perl.n titers" !
in the piofessioli. '1 he afleriioou
parade by the gold band is said to i
be particularly tine. Seals are on j
sale at Will .v." Link's.
A ( l.nuiil KeTnletl.
Corvaliis (Jaxette: Wo art
in.
thorie.l t i say that thete is. uulbing
in the recent disputch sta'ing that
the Oregon 1'acilic gi udc being
s- Id to the (L'c.it Northern. -".eiy
l.t tle w bile reports similar to tins
get startetl, but neither I he ditect
ors, stockho'tleis or oli'neis ever
tind it out. 'I bete is an old saving
that "one must goawav from borne
I" get the news." and its l, nth is
v i'lied in this matter.
WN.it A .rU Mms.
SeaLtn l .lo '.Miiii: l in!. r the
heading oi "What .'.soiia lias,"
tt.e ( 'oUiu.b an i-.i : "lo-.;i chil
dren in her public sliools, covered
w ilh the tn;et timber on the l'a
citic sloj-e." Oregon niiisi cert.i in
ly be. making tapnl strides, as nut
a lew yea is ago, it was generally
uiiU rstood thai the nati.es were
co .er, d with moss and bad webs
between their tots. We'll take a
piaiter sctti jn of children. Truly
if you d. n't take the Columbian',
you don't get the new s.
i:.-nilyfr Wt.m.
The (ireen Uasin lum'neiing
company, on the Oregon Facilic
railroad, 44 miles east ol Mbanvi
pi .M.mon county, h is completed
the thime from the mill, a mdc up our friends whom we have recom-1
the mountain from the raiboad to ; mend it. It is all that it is repre
the eidmg, and will be shipping sen ted to be by 'he niaimfactii.ers.
lumber in a few cays. The tluuie ; If you have a couch and want to
is a substantial structure and stop it, Chamberlains Cough
transports the lumber in good 1 Lemedv will do toe work 1 or
shape in fact is a decided success, sale by'Foshav t Ma: on
Kilii.tl Seiiei.
The wile of Mr. A. dodder, tho
gi'iitleman who recently came t
Albany and died at the residene
of his sou, .Mr. ieo. W. Dodder,
arrived on the train last evening.
The funeral seivices will be held
at the United Presbyterian church
'1 o'clock to-day.
M:ii,ii,ihI; ICall.
All parties desiring costumes for
the in:isitierade ball, to be given
New Years' eve, liee. IJlsi, will
please leave orders at Will c
Link's music store. List closes
Wednesday evening Iee. 24th.
KKAl. kstatk salks.
J.K.. Thomas to F.l Uevaney,
lots 1 and 2 and part of 3,
block 1, Seio $
Sarah C. Van Horn to J. II.
K)0
Mullan, west half of bio. k
W, in Albany
ieo. W. (iray to Margaret I.
I'owell, southeast iiarter
of section lt'i township 14
south, range o west
Mary A. llujlu-s to l'.en Cut
ler, lots o and II, block .'!,
Crawioldsvilie
O. ,V C. ILK. to John liryanl,
northeast ii. liter oi section
:"), toynsliii " toiitli, range
1 east.
Caleb (iray and wife 'o W.
II. Cross, l'.t'.j acres in
tow nship N south, range 4
.40
100
410
west
J. II. Lame et al to Caleb
'iay, north half of lot 2,
biock S. Halsey
Cab b tirjy to F. I'., (iray, '(
ai res, township 14 south,
range 4 west
Caleb (bay et ux t J.N.tiul
lilor I. "1 1 acres in township
1 I south, rang -! west
Ca'eb 1 iray et u t-i .1. ('.
Stmdish, I7.H7 acres in
tow uship 1 t south, range 4
West
M. S. Iluikhait to II. Bryant,
I'-Vol acres in t unship 11
south, rai ge :. west
i. A. Wilson to Mis. M. F.
Wilson, lots 1 and i, block
ii. in North Brownsville. . . .
F l'.li-vaney to J.K.Thoinas.
tract in W's addition. Scio.
.1. Harrison to Mrs. M. K.
Wilson, . 2'.'4.b'.i acres in
tow nship 1:! south, range 2
we-t
SJil
1 01)
J.Vi!
ss:;
sat
: loon
. I Iai-klemin to II. Trvou
et al, h.t 4. block 17, llack-
leiuan s :d addition, Altiany
ieo. 1'fau to 1L l-.hret. south
west ipiarter of Mock 7 in
Albany
W.F.Ke'ad to I'. 10. Montague,
2 acres near Alb in
f,:,ii
s.;i
jot 1
Iinpitrtaiil tn lliiisekpMrs.
It gives Julius iradwohl great
satisfaction in selling bis tine
iolden Kule tens and baking
powder, with elegant prizes or
w it bout them, that his customers
who have purchased invalublj re-
lliril 'lllil U,JI' I t . II ! ! 1- .'llt t I ttll'l Ul.il
! that the te.i is No. 1. and the bak-
ing powder is as good as the best.
I Ail his teas and 1 aking powder
Hears uie name oi .nnius iirmi
wold's ti'ilden Hule l'.a.aar, and
are txt csslv put up for his busi
ness, and he still continues to give
Willi eacti pounii or tea or naKing
powdei an elegant piece of glass
ware. Kind's li lighters' Kiitcrtainiiient.
The King's I laughters, of the
M. I'". church, wiM, on Friday
evening. Iec. Il'di, give an enter
tainment, fair and social at. the
W C. T. I'. h ill. A nice pro
grum.iie will be rendereil. and also
piite a number i f useful arlicles
will be on sal' at reasonable
prices. I luring the eveliin : the
young ladies will rcrve a lui.ch of
collee and c ike to those who tie
sin? for Id cents. The programme
w ill be-in at 7 :oi o'clock. Kvery
body is cordhilly invited toalteinl.
Adin ssio" !' eelils.
TI . . -i line of candies, nut
imv o lies House in tlie city,
I lie I'l lilr tif 1'Iiihii.
A clear pi-aily an. I ti:ini'p:kreiit skin
h atwavs a x u.'i of pure blnud, ainl
p. r.sniirt tioulil. l with ilark,
.Teasv, yellow nr hlnt;ln.l akin can
re.st ;i.-m:ui! that their blond is nut of
inl.-r. A few l.ises of ItKCCS'
!il.(OI PCKIFKut and BLOOD
MAKKK will reiniive the cause a'u.l
"in- in will he ;i;ine clear and traus
ic.ivnt. Try it, ami if s iti.-lai-tioii is
Kit :;ivi n it Will cist you iiol liintr.
lt ta hilly w nr.mted, C. 1.. lii ui.
nan, ilri.'.'L'ist.
j 1 lie li-aH,n
! Why is it that Kl
V ii .
ill Urn?.
can
1 afford hi sell boots and
shoes So
rtMS'.iiable'.' Lecause tttey are
b -'h practical shoe makers and
in;ike ol I heir expet:ses by w ork
ing li t he shoe betich, and any
boot oi shoe you buy of them, no
matter what ki:
it is man,
womans or chil l ", :.
oves or the sole lips
t rip, run
loose thev
repair them for vmi five of chaiW
and as they do all the work them
selves, they don't charge you 2-" to
V cents a pair extra tor a warrant
to pay so me shoemaker to repair
theiii for you. They also make a
speciall y i f renan U rubber boots.
tltw M-ti-rr t iilils it-r
in Mniil.'iiia.
lii'nkt-n I i
Kri.in th.- .iiii.i l it-.-, M-.tit. .l i.iliMj'itn.
When we tind a inedicine we
know to pos.-ess genuine merit' we
consider it a duty, and we take
pleasue in telling the public what
Mis. Such a inedicine we found
Chamberlain's Cnugh Uemedy,
last winter, when la vrippit was
prevailing. We ure satisiied that
we warded i.'fl' sexcial attacks that
were I lireileiiing by
this syrup, and we
the use of
liave since
reiievt ii, in a lew Hours, severe .
coals, add in the course of two or j
three days, entirely broken them!
111. bv ll own w K.i.-u i-.., ., I ..f I
HOLIDAY HUOPriJRfj.
Should Bee the Wobdrrful Arr.iy lata the
Gol ien Rale Bazaar
Mr. Julius iradwohl, the enei
geticaud enteiprisiiig proprietor
of the (iolden Kule i'.a.aar in HiIh
city, whose store contains the
largest and best selected stock 01
crockery, glass and other wares for
domestic use, i .1 the valley, as well
as faney waies, toys and beautiful
holiday goods, h is returned from a
several months trip to San Fran
cisco, where he combined business
with pleasure. I le has replenished
and ciilaiged his entire snck and
now has a store that is a credit to
hiniyelf and an ornament to the
city. His shelves, coulters ami
every available space are tilled
w ith the choicest ami most varied
'itoi k of of goods ever Heen in this
valley, lucludinj a mammoth di.
play of holi lay goods. He haa
added a new line which consists
of a beautiful a.-soitne nt of rolled
gold jewelry warranted to wear as
g'Kid as gold and costing one-t nth
..s much money, diamond cut pins
ling-, line uiubellas for hoii-hiy
present and novelties. His slock
is now in and holiiiuy shoppers
should lose no time -n seeing his
wonderful array which is not
surpassed by any en the coast
either in elegance or prices.
ni:i.iii uf ( Kt Ki.it. i
Nervous women seldom receive i
the Bympalhy they d. -nerve. ;
While often the pictures of health, '
thev are constantly ailing. To
withhold sympathy irom these un
fortunates is the height of i ruelty. ,
1 hey have a weak heait, causing 1
shortness of breath, Il'itteiing,
ia:n in side, weak and hnngiy .
spells, and lin.illv swel;in;r of
ankles, oppression. choking, :
smothering and drojisy. I'r.
liles' New lleait ('urn is just the ;
thing for them. For their ner- ,
voiifciiess, headache, weakness, etc, ;
his Kestouttive Nervine is un- !
i-tpialed. Fine treatise on "Heart
ami .Nervous l nseases ' atnl mar
velous testimonials free. Sold and
iruaranteed by Stanaid .V Cusick.
Talk moiit Kri;lil It ' Is..
Well -.e have just paid the
freight fi in the east on one hun
dred Forest City express wagons,
one of which we propose to give
away with each can of I ores t Cily
baking powder. Come before
they are 1! gone.
Respectfully
C. 10. hltoWNKI !..
Attention. l-'Hriiieis!
We will pay the highest cash
pri -e for apples, potatoes and all
kinds of farm produce. Call and
seen:-;. .i s, F. I'mi:i.i, Al'u. .
r.iirgans m
('umiwingH.
alb'iii:s ;it .1. A
W. h
Ho have in M now Hie I'd! us well as
L
li'iiii
)IY FOODS, NOTION'S, FANCY iOO.:S
AND FUKXISIIINC; (iOODS
Kwry shown iu .Alltfinv.
lt;l( Von
CoiiniH'iiciii!!:' iK'i'ciiihor
Our clo iks at. cost. Com-' whil"
i really the greale-l. drive ever t tiered in Alhmv. On :i:vn.int of the
! warm fall we li el we are overst. icke I in (ient"s Heavy Underwear and
i- .i ... .... i ... . ..... .
or th.' next tnirly tiavs :-nan give
Wecan and will save n nio:iey.
to show good.
rretliyleiiaii I'alr.
The ladies of the United Presby
terian Church aie as busy as bees
dressing dolls and preparing for
their fair, to be held Tuesday eve
ning, I tec. 1G. A lime number of
dolls are already diessed and much
care has been Liken in the lilting
and inakiinr of the clothing. Ah
nai inentH art! we'l and neatly lin
;s!ied and fastened with bullous
and button holes, or hooks and
eyes, so that they can be easily re- j
moved. The ladies bespeak h fair 1
share of p Uronage and invite llmj
public to attend th" fair and ex-
amiiie the art u li's 1:11 sile. There I
will also be a variety of articles for
I'oyson sale which w li I f good 1
ipiaiity with pnce.s to suitve:y!
urchin in the ci'v. ' !
CoMM! t ri:K.
SEWING MACHINES
I t-! lltu lie VVh -.:cr a. VVi.hin.
F10FE AND' CHAIN, .L?L&
fM III tlitt lit U K . Ut: rari V IKIMf M!! !nv
niiMillu, :! , mi jr.ir tin au r..iti i -4
iO l.-'J. A!l 1- ot i:ne.n fm :: !; 1 , I
si hvai;
PA I NI'S AN!) IJII.S
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Will.V Link's. Also Ii f.ii;:. ,- :tn-l ln .Ii
illntl I.IIM-llti. UImI liltr litest . .l.y llri Iimii-h.
M'
lAKV TO In Ur-;.- orwn.-tlU
;ilti.MiiilH, Iro'M i in r. lle :tr.
oil tl:in :in. ,i t, tomtit r-at --t.,t c i
til ti r :Ht..-.-s, v. K. M. Iu. is..:., t. .1
fiuii-li;in r, i'k-;ti kut Itttiihi- if I
CiUA's ANDRI-V0!.VK!:se.,;',7a:!:ri
il'l'l.V'i' .I'SiiHi.-il nt litis lorl. 1111:11- I.-I-.I- j
ln-HH. 'I hat's :t 'l.lsl iUf. W . :ir, in it u.iia I
W,i :r tli.tn evirr. .V'c h- a in.-.- lim- uf j
M ii-lni aii'l Win -Iii-.i.t nil -s, t-l I r.-.-.-h !
t-:i 'iii hut-iciH raiii-i.' if. prict- troui sl -ti
sc,. Ainu ml tliu Kile iiiij(rov.-i i-vr.t j
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fur I, i.trut' tinl '
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v. th.it vv r. ii. a
I'AK.Rlill ci iiKii, hiattli a'nl .t lin
s.-.-:in-. liy Sliiuh's I'ararrli Ui- in ilx . 'i
.Vi rciiti Nastl liijecir ft-,-... i-.ir.S.i:f
Ki-hv .V Musuii.
Kur L.tue
l' ir in I'.u
M ismi.
, si !' er vl.-i
lis Sill. ..Ii's
RKAI),
s
W kiuiw th:it
W'
Cilll
1st V will Murk
lite assortment is proud. This is!
. . i
ecir:i harv' tins.
t'.ill ami get prices,
A pleasitr
'or llo to
W. F. READ.
A;!D WISE HOLIDAY
1 K'tlKIMi AT IHK A Kit AY 1 vi
K l Of IteaiUirul i.MiiU f.r the Aii.iriach- ( t
t ing Holiday Kvaiton, I I
'T I 1 ''iiistiil i o" toilet '::le". p""sli and I I
'j' I l'-:ttlir alliums, eleif:f' ii-rfmut stands, I I
1 in.iniriire s-ts un I gul-l piMis, a'sn a fine J
U line of rt work, and novelties suitib'n I I '
111 fir o'J ill v wit'. Our irlees this year i
1 h i a'l Kinds if holiday eoo.ls Is snrpr'n- I
ft i i flv io.v ami tlie iutlie is Mivit-il to call I
ji ill t s-e tie- It-tlliiHl I. tlillV pre'soirs, I
i ;B We !:i':e pleasure in sllowimr our -ju xl-t If I
$TANAF:D 5c Ouigk
!' I It ST ST!ti:i:T, Near lievew House. AI.HAN'V, OH.
or
-A Fine
Diamonds,
:-r
I dS ilvtiw:iie etc.
An l(:m' asisortnu' it -t' (i il l ainl Silver Leade
I liilut'llns ami (I.M lleatie'd i-;uijs.
All flu-latest n ltit'. in j'tv'lry uf tna season
I-L EWART'S.
Till". LKAMIN'.i .1 l-'.'.VF.LF.K.
HOLD ON
I dlt
THOS.
WiP soon have the lli.est
other h'.-'iday gocis ever broiigSit
1" ' " '
r---; r: s7' t . '
i
I
hlru li I ' r ' -t 1 '' "" s-f iel.
'ai'iii-m : M. i-t ' - aii-l Imy un
l l . -arii.j: .. tin nd tave yu tr frit.:.-
A i: ViLM I lUN shut -.ler. IVkuIwI nhrlta
cotri.l.t-s. ft,-. :nii v. i ' I si-l .it ri-:i-onali!e
I'lLiecs. l..ii'l f'.ie.-t 11- v lien .en e-lnr :o
la. in .i:r . itit r sujij.lv ..t iiniiiii to
.inte.. ...ur r:e ti frm. tin. iur-al ol Ihut
rinr-u. i k-J tii.irrant.
Near
Hand
SHOPPERS ARE NOW
o mays
Line oi-
i"1 M
silver
-v lih II V I I
lU Ml bli
vr
AM
BRINK
M.-k of WICICEIt lt( KV KI18 and
to Albany.
f?ier,
CiHHjtnt t, Xcat and
mi-able.
1 ) not fail lo ey
:t mi ne th ul'i iiiiifr"
lictorc hnying.
. M. MrKF.V.
Atjrnt.
'A"- 1 hid 'U'.i hin.' e l.p e-i at
ti.. i tin ttii.n 1ri-K.u,.li oti.te
in t li-M el. .
Ltl'lhitb. ' n hrrel churn. Thereto
I ...hinif so -ooi, and I o nt rtn btrt na on
pritssj. OTEWAKT SoX.
CARPENTERS & Bl!ILrFR,.J
urn or anyone wvn'inr-a.iylliintr ! th hard
ware line Itlil" well to call nn Stewat
Son befii'i pill, haa'nir eW t ere. Thev
krep near), cer.tliinir in tlw l:tir t.f buiM
m Lai J ir , iii.l a uianulsf a: tci f ooaT
tool
mum)
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