THE MOKNING HERALD: WEDNESDAY, MA 13, 1891
pormngSailtctaUlitt)W TOR. k BRIDGE
ON SALE.
The DAar Herald will Jjoii
Bale each morning at II. J. Jones
book 8tore,wiiere man u jm-ui
at 5 cents per cojy.
JOTTINGS ABOUT
Silk mitts at the Ladies Bazaar.
A fine line of kid .noyes goin
at cost at Searls.
Fine dressed: chickens and
geese at Mueller & (Jairett's.
The Building and Loan Associa
tion will meet Friday evening.
A new line of corsets in black
and colors just received at the La
dies Bazaar.
A new line of ladies and misses
Swiss and Jersev ribbed vests just
received at the I-adies Ba.aar.
The street sprinkler began its
regular summer rounds yesterday
morning and k rained before night.
V. F. Maple came in yesterday
frcm his ranch three miles above
Green Basin, on the Uugon l'a
citic. . -i.., . i...
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ipiart and by the gallon 40 cent
jer quart.
The Mill City Gazette, a four
column weekly folio, is a now can
didate for patronage at Mill City.
It is published bv S. U. I 'orris and
O. A. Cheney of Allany.
Miss Fraukie l'avne, six:-vear-
old daughter of Mr. Martin I'ayne,
was given a very pleasant birth
dav party at her father's residence
yesterday afternoon. The littlo
folks enjoyed it immensely.
Summer lias come at last and the
I-adies Bazaar is now fully pre
pared to supply you with every
thing in the furnishing goo Is line
for ladies and children. They have
the largest line of childrens dresses
and aprons ever shown in this t 'ttv
and at surprisingly low rates.
Jay V. Blain returned from
Jackson county yestenlay, when
he ha 1 been to take up some :
Uncle Sam's sugar pine land. K.
S. Barrows was with him and each
eecured a "quarter." Near Tolo
they found on a tine fertile farm
Hon. W. K. 1'rice, a former resi
dent of this county.
A fierce cock fight occurred Sun
day between Schultz lro, brass
back cock and Win. Emerick'r
black breast. The fowls were
pitted at the slaughter yard and
fought for twelve rounds in a
wicked manner. Both retired
with one eye gone and in bad con
dition, Kmerick's fowl winning
A large and admiring crowd
witneesed the cruel sport.
"Why don't you run anewpapei
li te that," said a grocer in a coun
try town toa country editor, throw
ing out a Chicago daily. ''For the
same reason that you do not run a
grocery store like that," the editor
replied, pointing to a live-column
advertisement of a Chicago house,
showing a twelve story building.
The grocer looked at the picture
for a moment and then said, "J
never looked at it in that way be
fore."
An Karly aluruing Foot Kace.
Yesterday morning a resident
I Benton county, who lives just
across the river, came to this city
in search of an ollicer. He said a
crazy man was racing about the
neighborhood with only his under
garments on, and he wanted a
warrant issued for his arrest. He
was told he would have to go ti
the county seat, Corvallis, alter it.
It was afterwards learned that tin
apparation was two Albany citi
zens, who are somewhat athletic
and who had gone across the river
in the early morning, stripped
down and were running a half
mile foot race for exercise before
breakfast.
Amputated.
The many friends of Miss Iva
Tern pie ton. of Brownsville, will
regret to learn that after ten
months of sutl'ering she has at last
been compelled to lose her injured
limb. The amputation was per
formed in Poitlami Monday at the
Good Samaritan hospital by lr.
Saylor, assisted by Irs. Cauthorn,
I'anton and Geisy. The patient
stood the operation at the timfi
very well, but duringtheafternoon
she began rapidly sinking, and
for two or three hours all reason
able hope was abandoned. Later,
however she rallied an 1 was resting
and giving every indication that
all immediate danger was passed.
A 1'usillHtlc Encounter.
A couple of young men about
town engaged in a bloody ugilis
lic encounter a few evenings ago.
They hied them to a secluded spot j
to tight with bare knuckles, with
out seconds or spectators, and
went at it. One of them drew a
knife, when the other seized a
club. The-young man with tin
knife is now said to be in Ixtd with
a broken jaw and several fractured
ribs. The atlair was lu-pt ipiiet
and no arrests were made.
Could Vnt'lie.
A dastardly trick isieported to
have taken place at the bay re
cently. All the coupling pins
were taken from the cars and
thrown, apparently, into the bay.
Some one suggested that it was the
work of a disgruntled employe, but
evidently that was a mistake. It
was too" hoodlumish a trick for
any workman to tolerate. More
likely it was the work of a tramp.
Apt Student.
The Chinese copy the Melican'e
way3 very readily, which was il
lustrated by one Ah .foe, a China
man contractor, who is said to
have skipped out leaving various
creditors in the lurch, among
whom were A. Haekleruan, G. B.
Haight, Mueller it Garrett, and a
number of his own countrymen
from whom he had borrowed vari
ous amounts.
ThoJmj Council WW Advertise
.for D:ds Immedwtely.
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L'iii . iiicii uti'Ii'i. ieif raw::.
A.e.mr.pA That tha Countv Will Join
Iti (Jois'.ruction-Tlie Work Ordor- 1;
ed Commenced at Ouco-
Kegular meeting of the city
council wag liehl last evening, all
otlicers and luemhers being present
ami Mayor Cowan in the chair.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approved.
The committee on streets and
public property reported in favor
of opening Lyon street to the river
and removing the obstructions in
the street. The report was adopt
ed and due notice to the property
owners was ordered to be given.
Tht committee on tire and water
and the chief engineer reported in
favor of providing horses for the
iire engines. The report of tiie
oumimttee to this ell'ect was referr
ed to the committee to be acted
ution at the next regular
meeting
1 he city survevor submitted an
approximate estimate of the cost
of the completion of the sewerage
system of the citv, which was$"'-V
Ol'i' tiO for new sewers. The report
was placed on tile.
The work of grading Sixth street
recently inaugurated was ordeied
to be done within .'10 days.
A lateral sewer was ordered in
block 'Si to connect with the Cala
pooia street sewer, and notice was
ordered to be given to all proerty
ow ners when the water mains are
laid, to connect with the sewers,
hearing to be had at the meeting
of the council on May 21.
l:ll I.S OKI KKKI) l-All).
N". J. Henton $ 70 0")
Smith & Washburn 7 00
Win. Wright 7:J 50
O. B. Pannals 15 00
Geo. W. Hughes
J. W. Beece
A. J. Anslyn
Charles Metzgar.
C. H. Stewart. . .
Cost bills
H. K. Tow nsend.
Foshay & Mason
W. B. Barr
F.lectric lights...
C. O. Lee
Freight bill
1
00
:; mi
2!l 00
I 50
1 50
14 75
2 5ii
15 00
5s no
1SJ 00
70 00
SO
On motion the council adjourned
to meet on Thursday Mav 21.
Attention Sir KuighU.
You are requested to meet at
the Caslle Hall, for regular drill
this (Wednesday) evening. A fuli
attendance is desired.
J. F. Hail.
Capt. Columbia Iiv. No. 4, U. K.
Hal
I.KTTKK I.I.ST.
Following is the list of letters
that remain uneilled for in the
Albany postotlice May 5. lS'd :
K. li. Anderson ; W. F. Andeison ;
.1. L. Ball; Chai. li. Bacon; Mrs.
Margaret Bilveii ; Klmei II.Bahr;
Miss .Minnie W. Bailey; Mis. K.
T. Carly; Miss F.. Cannon; John
F. ('rider; Uriel ('uster 3; Mr.
F. il. Cosgrove; Uoyal Cramer;
F. K. Kiuniino'iil : Mis. I.i'lie A.
Driiminoinl i ; .Vi?s I'.ertic lavis;j
.lohu Itiien g"; Mr. lie Kygan ; '
Benedict V. Kug-:o!cr; Kllin Si
IVddle; .1. l-.iu.kr.er; Air. .1 . il. '
Fhren; J. II. Fo-ter; .1. .
(.iirbux; ti. (itven; . K. tioo-l-
man? G. ). Gr.ives ; .l-i Manl-wieg'-r;
M;-e A' ce I la. liiuit-m ;
Mr. George Harrison : Mr. C S.
Ilea.lley; Mr. Charles H.-rvy ;
Mr. Henry Hill; .-!ioni 11. war I;
Miss Julia .1. Holm.m: M.ss K.
Hulburt ; Al'lcn S. Ht.rbur 1'; ;
Miss L.lliilburt; Wanen 1 1 uT irt,
Miss Julia T. Holmau ; 1-Viix Ish
vtouu, ne. .-aw-.
lulu lr.-:a' l-iiiiM !..iiM..nr-i
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, .'. m .. m ..'
Mrs. ..an. a".em -..V1'- ,
lV..'u J-. i- V . : ";.
. crxiuney m. ) ,
Miller; Henrv Mendorll ; U. :
Marsh: Gus-ppe Matasce; Mi.j
CalMann; Miss Annie Mamack ; j
(has. Marshal; A. Mason; Bland i
Newman; Mo') Ne.d; J. J. II. IV.i-l
ell ; Miss M. Barker : I. F. l't r. v :
r.ti.n I l..i-Lin. M (' I
M. -Bowers: Georg-s J. I'rvce;
Mrs. L. Uainwater, Mrs. .Mary
Rainv. Mrs. Carrie W. llumcr,
Geo." Bidders, l. H. Bead, lid
ward Bilev,Mrs. Martha A. Sluith,
Mrs. Loia'Suell, Mr. A. B. Shantz,
John Shaw, Fred Scdersten, 2,
Henry Shepard, M. B. Savior,
Ciara Shideler, .lulius C. Schmidt,
Mrs. Miry Young, J. K. Turin r.
Mr. and Mrs. John Turnridge, -S.
W. I'llrov, Miss Minnie Vi.ss,
Mrs. V. Voile, Mrs. L.iua Wallace.
J. L. Walker. Jolm Weisner, John
Weiss, J. J. Wilson, 1, Mrs. L. V.
! Wilson, Francis Williams, B. P.
j Wright, 2. C. O. Young.
Tnos. Mosi Kiiii, B. M.
Ollu-i-r Kleeted.
i The four Christian F.ndeavor
I societies of this city held a uni-ni
I meeting s-mulay evening at t'ie
rresiiytenan cinircii, wnn . 1 1.
Youmr, district secretarv in the
chair, and organized a I'nion
Christian F.ndeavor Society f jr Al
bany, with the following otliivrs ;
Miss Het tie Miller, Biesi lent ; .
r.. t ropsi, mmu v oimregauonai,
. ,, ' ... f . , .'
i. .
terian, R . Mevers. ot the
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Christian, an I V. K. mk, of the
LT B, Vice-Bresidents ; Mi-s Annie
1 Altholltc, Secretarv, ainl Chas
Cusick, Treasurer. A committee
on const.utiou and by-laws to
'yi", ." . 1 l"' '
cnurcn r.ioay -veimig, as , -
Irving, Miss Catherine Allhotie,
Miss Mora Mason and Mr. Mevers.
fit Hie Noi-iiiul Scliool (. rnil u:i ti't.
Last week finished what is
known as the tina! exauiiuatioii in
the State Normal school at Mon
iiuuth. Twenty live young ladies
and gentlemen underwritten ex
amination in all hot tl:lie of !ln
studies of the nmr-i- -twenty-six
in all. The q lesti-ms were pre
pared by the Slate Board hdu
cation. f the twenty-live who
wereexamined, six failed to .!
tain the required s.taudard of Ml
percent. '1 he nains of the suc
cessful studi-n's: Mi-sis Anna
Bowed. Maggi;; Kiddi li. Ida Scho
lield, Alice Savage, L. Sav.iu'-.
Laura IUvidsoii, .M:iv (iilsmi,
Helen Ilibbard. C celi'.l lligley,
and Messis. C'h-.ii'Ii-.s Simonioii,
W. A. Watm, C. Wes'cr. ('. A.
Altman, A. L. Briggs. K. !.. I d
monds, W. A. ' iilmor.-. .!. B. '.
Hughes and Hale lrdaii l.
In.
pectin
The ;:,1.
i
The Salem J. inn.il says that
the Board of U ioionl com- ;
mission! rs left B-rtla:.d m.ir i- 1
j ing for an inspection tour ! Ihe
j I'liion Baci;ic and its branch lines '
I in Oregon. The board hdfu-li- l to
! have started last we- k. but were;
j delayed by the presidential parly. !
I The mangers could not accomodate
, the inspection until the party was
lover Ibis line. General Manager j
McNeil accompanied the coi imis-
jsiuii. The entile month will he j
spent on this road, and every1
i bridge will he examined. !
I -
I A Timber Male.
j ( reiron is hccoiiiiug renowned as
a timber state. The l .a-tcrn j
papers arc- ju-t n v.v realiii g that j
lact. The Chicago Iutt;r- cean of j
j a recent -late s i .- : "It is cstimat
i ed that Oiegon has ln.-rchaiilable I
j timber aniountiiig to I'HijMio.iitlii,- i
(KK) fei-t. At a moderate price, i
j says an authority, it would pay the)
j national debt twice over. The
. time is coming when it will be of
more value than any mine-j of j
gold or silver. I he world is just
waking up to the value of grow ing
forests."
I'rain New Atlu.
One of the most useful books in
every business house, and in every
family living room is a reliable
and complete atlas of the world.
This want is ably filled by ('ram's
Atlav, a woik that is full an 1 com-
plete in every paiticiilar and con- j
lams as mueii iniormauon as uoes 'IbomasH. Tongue, and other
some i the ponderous encyclope-. farmers of Washinton county have
dias tlM cot several times aSM1R.red the loss of many sheen
much. Mrs. A. M. lalt is now recently from ill bred curs. There
canvassing tor the latest edition ol j -M au oM ; jn New Engiand
this book, which contains the l.iet that will apply here that "the
census complete, and an addition j OI,ly wav t0 cure & . U)at kilg
of thirty-live new maps of cities ; sheep is to amputate his tail cloae
and maiiv pages of valuable mat
ter above what was in the last
edit'ous. This work is brought
up to the present year and is thor
ough and complete.
Ladies!
Having purchased an uii'isually
large stock and realizing the late- j
Ul iiiceiawi'. t nuu j
to sell even-thing in the millinerv i
line at greatly reduced rates from
this date on. Those requiring any
thing in this line will do well to
give us an early call.
The Ladies B.;zaar,
COAST NOTES-
Nowj Items from Exchanges Tbronghoit
Th-j NrthweBt.
l-'ilaiee, an excellent forage
plant, is said to be iuterducing
itself in Grant county in places
where the famous bunchgrass has
been tramped and pastured to
death. California has ths same
range plant, which is paid to be
very handy and the best thing for
sheep.
There has been a call issued to
: the residents of Skipanon, Clatsop
; Plains and vicinity to meet ac
jGrav'shall next Wednesday, to
take steps to build a new ware-
i house at Skipanon landing. A
; good opportunity is now offered to
; secure the lot and put up a new
building.
I Neil Nelson, of Nehalem, com-
i mitted suicide bv shooting himself
tiirouuh the heart Saturday. He
was a st.niiess leilow ami nau
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tl,.,ll)!e will wif HU,,1)0rt.
'
ed him. He stepped out ot
door, telling his wile not to follow.
She he:vd a piMol .-hot. and, look-
; . iiVuUUl 8aw llilu faM ,ead.
'
' ';lk (arter, aero.iawt, was
i'ilU' l,.idU- injured at Amity last
I Ls ballon was not buIIi-
cieieMy liiliated, and this, together
'" ' "be fact t hat a high wind was
blowing rendered the ascension
iiiliciiit. In his ellbit to ascend
in; was dargged over a barbed wire
fence, which indicted some very
severe wounds.
Interest in the fabulowa "Blue
Bucket"' gold diggings has again
lu'en revived in the southern part
of llarnev county. The Grant
County News man says that when
I he visited Burns lately he was in
1 formed that a man had just been
j in the town who claimed to have
i found tli3 hoops and bail on the
! old ' blue bucket."
I Linn county is increasing rapid
: ly in population and material
wealth. The Lebanon KxpresB
i says Sweet Home baa a dail j rail,
i i'i additon to an express office;
i Sodaviile has a telegraph line to
i tlds place; Waterloo is to have a
woolen mil!, and oossiblv a moter
i jj,,,, ; Whitcomb
is increasing in
......ulation and
population ana prosperiv, ana is
i strong in hope of being connected
I w i'li the outside world by means
of a railroad.
I As Governor Betinoyer has not
! seen lit to appoint the additional
1 ;. , i , . . . : i .. t .,.
I judge provided tor by
the legis-
I l.ifi..... I,..l,. Wi.l.utor ,rnuf
.,. IVultfltar tnnur a. uin
leave tor east oi the mountains, to
hold court in Klamatti and Lake
counties, although there is still
.iiui.l..i-.il .la i m uM't itif KnairtAaa
I in ,..Usnl. .,,. i ,,,;,; ,.!
, ,() hi(J attt;ntion. JndKe
Webster will not return to Jack
BllI, ,.0,ir?ty until after the middle
Of III IH
Grant county's population is
over seven hundred greater than
it was ten years ago, notwithstanc!-
; ing the fact that Baker and Crook
j counties have each taken a slice
'of our territory, and Harney
i county was created from nearly
, two-thuds ot wl-at territory we
! had left.
Mary Cary, oi Crook county, haB
! had a great success in growing
! alfalfa in that dry country, l'er
j haps this jrass may make a for
; t:i'ie for grazers in Fastern Oregon.
! The damp, cloudy weather last
I wick was worth thousands of
t dollars to the fanners of Crook
; countv. Nothing but frosts can
: n w prevent line cro.is of hay and
Igiain being raised throughout
, that county
1 l'x Representative Johnson, of
(iiantcoantv, savs the farmers in
that valley can sell several hun
dred he nl of cattle this year, and
' hei still have plenty of stock
catti". He thinks the sales that
i may be cU'eeted may possibly bring
, the tanners out of debt.
The i rant Countv News makes
! this lament : Oh, for a railroad,
, so the people of this valley might
! ship their surplus fruit to H erile
; 1. mi-Is beyond the mountains, and
: liml a market. F.verv tree will be
j heavily laden, as now all danger
! of f lost mav safely be said to be
; over.
I Win. Stanley, who was working
! at Mclntire's camp near Astoria
! had his leg broken in a rather
i singular manner last week,
i Stanley is a chopper and was
! standing on the side of the road
w atching a "turn" go pat previous
I to going to sup- er. There were
! t hree Ions in the load. Two passed
I him safely but the rearing glanced
I and sw ung round striking a skid,
w hich Hew up and struck Stf.nley
just below the knee, completely
breaking the limb.
The opal find in Morrow county
is about thirty miles south oi
Hcppncr, in the locality where the
celebiated fossil beds are, between
the John Day river and the Snake.
The .-'iscovery was made by sheep
herders in that vicinity as long as
live years ago, and about two
years ago Levi Slia'ner found the
ied and took asiecinieil home
but had no idea of the value of it
at the time. The rock crops out
about :;oo feet along the hillside
and tips into the hill in a ledge.
J he ledge shows that the interior
contains a good quality of fire opal
oetuiid his ears.
Funeral Set-rice.
The funeral service of OraMorris,
who died on the 14th of February
of diphtheria.aud daughter of Mrs.
A. B. .Morris, will be Dreached
nest Sunday at the ChriRtian
,inrch ,,y the (of Mf
, Stewart.
.-mnl lllVited
No. 1 screen doors, wired and
stained, $1 50. Adjustable screen
windows, wired and stained from
70c and up at Sugar Bine Door and
Lumber Co., Albany, Or.
Murderer Kose.
The Fred.'ickson trairodv in
Pacilic countv, Waehincton' and
the trial of the murders of Fredrick
son and wife and the subsequent
lynching of two of them, wi'l be
remembered. Also the fact that
Geo. Kose, one the murderors es
caped from jail. The Gray's
Harbor Times has the following:
"If Geo. Hose, the murderer, is
still wanted by the authcriti?s, he
can be found in the hill alx-u' four
miles from the mouth of the
Humptulupa river; sisay several
persons who haveeeeii him in that
direction recently and circum
stances give the color of strong
probability to their story. There
is well founded suspicion that not
only George Kose, but Capc.ie
Otook, the Indian, and pov-jblv
John Black, ail three huritiv.-s
from justice, have been in the
Humptulups since their escape
together from jail at Montcsauo
on the nightof November :!(), IS! hi.
Here is a chance for some enter
prising individual to earn .f 1 ;( 0
reward offered for the capture i.f
Kose, and $400 each for Black and
Otook."
Ke turned to The Old Homo.
Twenty years ago a one-horse
circus passed through thi
country, and after its departure
John Welch, of Beaverton, Wash
ington country, missed his l"i-year
old sen, Martin Welch. The "boy
had run away with the circus.
Nothing was heard of him, and
the old folks long since nunmed
him as dead. Last week a heavily
bearded gentleman of :;" walked
into the Welch home, at Be iyer
ton, and calle i Mre. Welch
"mother." She did iut under
stand, and told the b wk agent to
go. "I am not a book agent." said
he, "I am your runawav bov,
mother." That settled "it. A
messenger was sent out for the
father, who came home to wel
come the son back. Martin then
told how he had gone with the
circus and followed the occupation
of a rider. He had been all over
the world, but is now back to si iy
though he left the circus behind.
Kunaway,
Quite an exciting inc-deiit to
one of our business men took place
yesterday afternoon. Mr. A. L.
Lamb, Mitchell, Lewis it C'o.'s
agent, was out on the Lebanon
road with his team and light
buggy. The pin holding the
whitlletrees gave way and the
horses became frightened and ran
away, overturning the buggy and
landing Air. Lamb in the ditch.
The horses ran to the stable in the
city, leaving their owner to foot it
in, which was a dillicult matter
with both ankles partially
sprained. The buggy was com
pletely demolished, which was
the only real damage.
Wuman'8 IVJ,
A woman sees more things in
heaven and earth than are
dreamed of in man's philosophy.
She's as full of swectne-s and
charity as a man is full of m it It
sense and egotism.
She can manage a man by mak
ing the vain hulk believe be man
ages her.
She can tell you better how
much principle there is in a mm
to the square inch of his lace than
you could discover by a in tilth's
dealing with him.
She will marry a man to "re
form" him, and, though clothed in
rags, declare that she is happy
with the brute.
She can't throw a stone beeau-e
she isn't built that way, but she
can fire a world of pathos into an
appeal for a new dress that ill
burst the toughest purse
strings asunder.
She is usually more adept at
making matches than at striking
them, and. while she may not
know how to sharpen a knife, she
can in two minutes hone up her
tongue in a way that will make it
sharper than a two edged sword.
She may hot be able to jump a
four-railed, fence, but she jumps :o
conclusions, and nine times out ol
ten she gets there while a ma:i is
reasoning it all out.
She can quicken a man's mental
faculties by giving him pieces of
her mind. She doesn't seem to
feel the loss, either.
True, she spends much of her
time before the glass, but. so does
a man, only his too often has a
bead on it.
According to some she was
called woman because she brought
woe to man. This interpretation,
however, is not only not scriptural
but is not borne out by the i i- ts.
She is also a conundrum, bu
we will never give her up never Y
With all her faults we love her
still.
But as she is seldom still we
shall have to throw the m antle of
charity over that one, too.
The perfect woman is a
rara avis, and should she, by any
accident, cross your path, young
man, don't be disappointed if yon
find her inquest of a perfect man.
TIIK WOltLK KMtU HKl).
The facilities of the present day
for the production of everything
that will conduce to the material
welfare and comfort of mankind
are almost unlimited and when
Syrup of Figs waa first produced
the world was enriched with the on
ly perfect laxative know n, as it is
the only remedy which is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taMe
ana prompt andeilectual tocleanse
tiie system gently in the Spru.
time or, in fact, at any time any
the better it is known the moie
popular it becomes.
Rev. II. H. Fairall, 1). !., edi
tor of the Iowa Methodist, says
editorially. "We have tested the
merits of Fly's Cream Balm, and
believe that by a thorough course
of treatment, it will cure almost
every case of catarrh. Ministeis,
as a class are alllcted with head
and throat troubles, and catarrh
seems more prevalent than ever.
We cannot recommend Fly's
Cream Balm too highly.
I used Ely's Cream Balm for dry
catarrh. It proved a cure, -B. F.
M. Weeks, Denver.
1USIXESS LOCALS,
Bibiions at cost at Senrls.
Hiilin ei Bawson, druggists.
Breach keeps railroad time.
Nice greens at Barker Bros.
Conn Heiidricson, grocers.
Ladies f ir your Oxford ties go
where they keep a complete line
al Kiein's.
For lame back, side or chest.
n- e Shiloh'.- pur us p'aster. l iice
25 cents at I'osiiav it Masjn. j
Croup, whoopir g cough an I
l.roiicl,:t'n immedia'ely redved by
Shiloh'sC'iire. For sale bv Foshav
tV Masi ii. ' "
Slc-'pleKS nights, made mi-erabh j
by ti:a!. terrible coug'-i, Shiloh's !
i C.ur- is the remedy for you. 1 or
sale by Foshay Mason.
That hacking cough can be so
quickly cured by Shiinh's Cure. I
Weguarail'tc it'. Sold by Foshay i
Maso.i.
I ! HI feel ';nllt of soil.--,'' cr.ss
am! pei-vish take I ir. .1. .McLean's
V.rsapi i!l:i ; i-.;rt I li!les ill ic-l
tur.'iaiid h'e w id acquire new zest.
N". 1 M-ret-n d j os, and wiuduus,
wii.-d and s!:'.ii! - I, and put on the
I b !;.-.( i:,, j. lt t -. I'i i. e rca.-iciahle
j C.iii .1 the sh-.p ..l U. B.. Viiiik
-. o-i:--r ol Second aiidl'iiiV --licet
and -ee samples.
Hon't irritate your lungi with a
stubborn cou.'h v. hen a pleasant
and cii'vctHc remedv in iv be found
in lr. .1. H. McLean's Tar Wim-
Lung Balm!
Shiloh's Cure and conrumption
cure is .-old bv us on a gu-iranlce.
It cures coiieum:itio;i. 1'or sale j
by l oshay i'.: Mason. I
Tiy Ciiin A 11 -n-l: io. it-.'s -viup. !
the. tilli-.st ill th- m-.u '.,-:. U'-.;i! j
in -I'.uiiditics to suit. !
Il you want a du. i' ! m -.". '
ir.ei.t" g-i to K. Vv'J Achi - i w hi.
are ha-i-ihtig nolhiug but the i-i j
gta-les.
Have you seen !!:;-.- l-.--.nt ' j
cement walls in tin- o -n:. ;- i - '
pel by li. W. A. hi -n. a: a f
t!ie cost of stijiie. !
If you are all t in d -.vn im-
n-j k: i'i ngi h no e:i r.-v, au I ''I
verv tin-d ail the time t. I;. ',U.
J. II. McLean's : :-. s. !!-.i) i'i i. il ;
w ill in p rl ftrci'gih : n l ' a ty
t vimi s stem.
Buy g.t-o'iim Moves from Mat
thews .v Washbui n.
t'aianh cured, health at;d swet t
breath .-ecu red. l y Shil.ih's Cal
arrah n medv, price "'.) cent-.
Nasal inject--r ii'ee, s..id by Foshay j
it .Mason.
v;u j o-da v.
Vxkai vui i: i:o M 'oiyv;k koi:
r nr. uii'l Mrnitiei i .r -,:iV, :i in-j-l -n w,
r ,ii li.- s". nr,.il at :i r, at l-:.r-w' .in, as llit
inrtlis ir- "'in; t i li-t- t!i-j til..', A-'Iy ;it
Ili.l: ulti -i...
(in;i. w i r:u--KnrKinii; i.u.iii.. i,f two.
J' An-I :.l t lie rt-uli m- o! Mrs. A. 11 Mi
ilvvutli. VMl:i: I OU SAI.l;. li .-iir.- at llir
J) Ah' e i l.ur: . r .
ll'.ViK! : l toi.t .?...ii maker, :i, l;.
II -.;.'. ' -li -.. I. I. I.I.I, .1. -S ,
imt tiliitti r tl;:t!i :i :; itiiiuV tr.r. Ut. Ap
p to .1.5 Tit..tt.-K', ;tt M Clnrhs h t'l.
OTKAV lip Vffiu tl.t- !;!. v-ii -iity at
O ,'"i':i; Hit n tii it v is l.-ht ;i! tht h:iW
List x.iW ; n n wi'h a it ;ir.i tiruK ? Mt in ;tch
vnr. I;u..rn,:i!i.!i l u.iit-. 'o its r.r.. rv w ill
i iv -Mtt it w ii i i t li-- a ii' i1 I., i
at AH.;tI.!
J a '. -. 't h i'-rr,- r I tt'-fii i
1 1 im ! .utiii- t -t ;ts i.:-..tr he s'atVi-
ivw-r It .1.
J. Mltl-t.t.'tl-ill li'l 'Mll ri t.
M . I M. l :-K . I'.l IIKIUKI.
H) -IIW !! Nil'-. .1. K. ilh i H !; I- 1
ror.irr of i-i;:!' . 1 1 I I.' i!i" tit t
B11GK
F03 SALE!
.I.S. !.lrg:li lias niivel li':- re-i
ili-lii e l i lii- iTii-iv y.o -l s-illt !n ;l-t o'
the city. :i -i1 t!i i-e .le-'ni eg In Mir
clci-e iirii--. wi'l ihul - ii'i there here
afu r. lie ha.- nil li.ili i a large lot ol
line A 1 l.-i ii I lor s.i'e.
HE A RESTATE."
Utal est itc val;:-H are governed
largely by I he puh. energy and
conlidcui'i-si ,ow n by the pe ipli; of
any special lm-alily, as well as by
! natural a lvantag-. s.
West l'.utl.-.!-.! Faik to-day
stands in the fm:it rank, and head
and shouMi is above all oll i rci'in-pctit.-r-,
regards adai.l:'.g s.
Why? duly 5 cents fare into
(he city of Portiai.d. Property
ready for biii'.di; g. A motor run
ning or. s.hi'i'.'iie tii.se, an 1 a:i
elevtiic line under iri n-tmciioi).
A heal) by location, and beautiful
residence pmpirty. A good prolit
to those w ho invest. Keasonable
terms and low price-! for lots.
t'a'l and secure some of these
bargains, of Mrs. llymaiiiV I'.aker,
1 1 " First street.
n n rn tun i t rp
KM AU l
KINKST IN THE CI TV,
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
Tables supplied with every
thing the market atl'ords.
Kesul.-ir Dinner.L'oCts.
T"Fastern and cast oysters
en hand. Sam (Joetz, I'rop.
FARM FOR SALE.
Tunlmn.tr.-.l ami twenty fii- ar.-s all well
Tiiir--w.l. ! i" irntin "' ' prt "licet
f a l'oixI eriip am! !K aen in -a.iliir.- l-t
well" I.nrL- Imrn newly hililt. -.'o-k1 on lianl,
t-o 5.OT.I H-riiii.". Hit' atioic iirnc-riLrf farm,
-rain "' lanmntr imi!emtiit for sale (ir
5 1 -.ml. K.a tiin.i. r..r fii-ihi-r particular
. ill on or nlc to W. .1. T-irnri.li;i l.'icouili,
Linu cuunt, tn-,'"U.
Uieliest of all in Li-awning Power.
Ol Baking
ABSOLUTELY PIRE
J. K.
TI
I
ic Leading Clothier.
V r Tin: BBOiiRK-sm: bcbchasfr df.sires
to see a hue of goods that cmlxj lies in its immense
variety, the ii:ie-t and conservative fashionable
it -I'ures o.' thj day, cjinbir.i l with a complete assort
:n -lit of stapi-s, all made acd linished in the very high-
: t standard of excellence, and placed on the market at
p ..-.i!ar price, our exhibit for the coming sprinsr and
inner season will surelv command his attention.
A FiKE ASSOPTML NT CF HflV PAT
I
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER AND A
Fit guaranteed in his tailoring department.
I0 kicks Always Keasonable.
.;,;,:.:.;:! ,i j ,i .; ,. j e n ;. ;; cat. 11
Albany
Mil
A Flilili LINK
"In tSprin-g; tlio ycnuin man's fancy
lierl itly'turiiis to tliouln?, tf love !"
r The wie y uug man, tin- old m i.i, th-- t : i ri Ti v housewife, all w il
turn their steps, when si-aivhiug l r fr.-fh la'.le d-licaeies, thoice
butter, fresh laid egg-1, ht.ipie an 1 fancy gMceriei of all kinds, to the
grocery store i
C. E. .Brown ell.
Once
"Vo wish to remind o tkat we car
rv tho most Com)loto Lino of Hard
ware, Stoves aiid Irvaiio-es in tieL."V"al
IOV" . MATTHEWS & WASHBURN.
Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report.
Blain,
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TE3KS FOR SL'iTiKCS AH3 TROUSERS
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Co.
OF I'NDKRTAKIXG.
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1 1! iota to
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