Morning daily herald., October 08, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

THE MORNING HEI? A.L1:TJIURSDA S OUTOftER S, 18111
ON BALE.
The Daily Hbrald will be on
tale each morning at II. J. Jones'
book Btore.wbere it i tn be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.
Cloaks at the Lalies Bazaar.
Cranberries at C. K. Browneil's.
Komember Benson's-It ct are to
night. .r tt Wriuumn rctjrned yeeter-.
day from :i trip to Medford. t
Indies and children combina
tion suits at the Ladies Bazaar. '
Mrs. Ephriam Turner left last
evening for her homo in Missouri.
The Portland Exposition will
close one week from nest Satur
day. Mrs. J. II. I'pham returned yes
terday from a visit in Oakland,
California.
Try our chow chow now on sale
in quantities to suit at C E.
Brownell's.
Cloaks, cloaks, cloaks, for in
fants, children and ladies at the
I-adies Bazaar.
Hon .V. C. Hansard was in the
city last evening en route to his old
home in Missouri.
Ur. E. L. Irvine, who has been
seriously ill for several weeks, is
again ab'e to ba out.
Dr. Ci. V. (iray and wife return
ed yes'erday from a visit to the
Portland Exposition.
Always on time with the best
the market affords. Try, and be
convince 1. C. E. Brownell.
The I tail v Lebanon Effort is a
new candiJate for pub ic favor at
that place. It is edited by W. M.
I'rais.
Will & Link offer specialties this
week to all purchasing New Home
Sewing machines. Call and see
the tine art dif play.
The M insert. Ball have received
their ntock of mililnery for the
i-iimiii. Call and examine la' fore
pun liasin el-.ewhere.
Mrs. C. O. Lee went to Portland
yesterday alter her son who is a
candy maker there, and is ill with
inflammatory rheumatism.
I have just received direct from
Vermont a shipment of puie maple
syrup and will guarantee tt abso
lately pure. C. E. Brownell.
L. W. Deyoe, M. Wvgant, and I,
Banta returned yesterday from a
Hiiccessful deer hunt down at
Alsea. They say deer are plenti
ful there. They killed eight.
Parties intending to go East
should secure their tickets o.er the
popular Union Pacific and Oreiron
Short Line loute. Call and see
t.urran & Monteith for tickets.
Marriage licenses have been
issued by the county clerk to J. C.
Stand ieh and Abbie Taylor, J. F.
Merriman and Kate Gertrude
t'uiun. Alex Power and Carrie
Lame.
Ladies call early and make your
selections in millinery while the
assortment is complete. The
largest and (test line of hats for
Misses and children ever carried
before at the Ladies Bazaar.
The Corvallis city bond.-i of $1V
0(H) f.r the city hall have been re
fused by the contractor after the
work has commenced, as it is
claimed that the issuance was
ilbjral. The work h ill be stopped
at least for the present.
Those who have not visited the
exhibition of tine art work done by
the New Home sewing machine
at Will A Link's music store
are invited to call and get a ticket
for the drawing of a handsome
prize at the close of the exhibition
Saturday evening.
Wm. M. Hoag will arrive this
morning frcm San Francisco. A
special train will be in waiting to
convey him to Corvallis. Unex
pected that he will be accompanied
by some other distinguisheJ rail
road men, perhaps among them
being Col. T. E. Hogg.
Hon. II. B. Miller, of Grants
rasa, a prominent candidate for
congress on the republican ticket,
was in the city yesterday en route
to Portland. Mr. Miller has many
friends throughout the congres
sional district, and the nomina
tion wilt probably rest between
him and Mr. Hermann.
A Chance In Mt. Jefferson.
It is said i j Salem that people
living in sight of Mt Jefferson
are deceived by an optical illusion,
or the snow has slipped from one
side of the peak of the mountain,
leavirg the surface as level as that
of Table rock. Persons have been
looking at the mountain' with
glasses, and tacit time a flat top
where the snow capped peak
formerly was greeted their gaze.
It is possible that it is an atmos
pheric phenomenon similar to the
mirage. In any case, the shape of
the mountain seems materially
changed.
Eastern Star Lodge.
All persons who are eligible and
w ho wish to assist in the organia
tion of a chapter of trie Order of
Eastern Star, will pleanc call on
1). P. Mason, and lilt- their pe'i
tion. The fee is $'..")0 for ladies
anil for gentlemen which fee ac
companies each petition, ihechap
ter till ! organized on Saturdav
evening Oct. 10th at S o'clo.k r.
m., nt which time prominent
memliers of the order from a dis
tance win ie prcc nr. lv oMcrj
of the W. Matron.
Popular Lecture.
Luther Benson of Indianapolis,
will lecture in Albany on Thurs
day night Oct. Sth, at 'the W. C.
P I hall A ruru mtiiinrf nnit
will thus be given to hear an
orator, who is said by
the Boston
Post to lie "The superior of
tiough," and w hom Ed Bain pro
nounces ''one of the most thrilling
platform orators in the I'nited
btntes. Admission ire
TI1B COUHTI COURT.
P.cMdlngofthe October Terfc-Brtde
Contract Let-
The rf s'.znation of V. J. Witfg
P The Stt, levy for
IS'H was continued,
C.D. Steen was allowed a re
bate of eight mills ou tax of 1S!K).
In the matter of the estate of
Chas. A. Bhinehart, it was order
ed that a warrant issue to F. V.
Webber for $'' bo, and the treas
urer turn the balance of tiersonal
j,I?f)ertY0veJrJ J the administrator.
I1ILI.S ALLOWED.
P. Coshow aid poor.
C. Cooley. aid poor.
B. Moss, aid poor...
10 00
f Oil
10 00
10 00
Jno. O. Boid, aid poor
Ladies Aid Society,
aid
poor
Atto neys fees stf te vs. J no.
Mills
A. 15 Hudelsjn, acct roads
Harrisbutg Lumber Co.,
acct bridges
Jol nson & shelton.aect jail
Albany Water Co., water. .
M. fc'cott. stationery
E. T. T. Fisher, surveyor. .
John Usher, janitor court
house
15 00
10 2)
4 25
3:5 CO
25 00
15 00
34 00
31 50
6 00
i. F. Russell, school sunt.
131 00
12 05
7 00
27 50
113 30
II CO
25 CO
39 86
10 04
Fees state vs. G. and F.
Willis
N. 1). Conn, acct roads. .
Albany Electric Light Co
N. P. Payne, toiinty
clerk
Stit.8 it Nuttijg, print
ing Fees Coroner's inquest
over E, C. Conley
Mrs. M. E. Davis, keep
ing poor
Cyrus & Pitchford, acct
roads
Cyrus & Pitchford, acct
roads
W. E. Curl, treasurer,. . .
D. K. N. Blackburn,
salary
45 12
83 On
100 00
Cvrus A Pitchford, acct
roads
Stewart A Sox, acct
roads ...
Thomas Ferguson, aid
poor
1). W. Uumbaugh, aid
51 04
4!) 70
10 00
poor 10 00
Amounted until y o cioca une
mcruing.
The I'oiular Favorite.
On to-morrow night at the Al
bany opera house the universal
favorites Jas. U. firismer, Phoebe
Davie's and their own coinp.iny
will appear in Mr. De Witt
Young'd romantic play entitled
"Beacon Lights'' its first presenta
tion in Albany, speaking of it the
Sacramento Record Union says:
"Beacon Lights" drew a large and
delighted audience at the opera
house last night. '1 lie play is a
comedy-melodrama. The story is
laid in Mexican territory, and the
different scenes display a series of
strong and well-marked out fcitua
lions. The best of them is w hen
the climax is reached where
Captain Allan, the hero of the
plav, in th? third act, in dirguise
visit the rendezvous of the vidian
of' the story to rescue the woman
and v her clii'd cruelly kidnapped
by a band of ruliians so realistic
was the scene that the audience
give a sigh of relief when the ex
citing incident was over, and
marked the adroitness of the
author and the brilliant ending of
the a Hair by long continued ap
plause. The play was very much
brightened by the clever and
witt? chatter of Carrie Calhoun
the stolid profundity of Col. Clay
Calhoun, and the drollery ol
Soapy Smilts. The play is an ex
cellent one, the scenery good, and
those who desire to see a well-writ
ten comedy-drama, dealing with
western l'le, should not fail to see
this clevar entcrtainme&t. The
sale of seats are progressing very
fast, so would advise all that wist
to get a good seat to go and receive
them at once at Will A Link's
m isic store.
Oregon Aeinent.
J. W. Shelton, chairman of the
State loard of Equalization, has
written a letter to the various
Djards ot county commissioners,
asking tliem to postpone the levy
of county taxes until after the
state board Las finished its work of
equalization, which will not lie
until some time in December. He
also desires information as to the
basis upon which the various
assessors assess proj eny of various
Kinds and tiie percentum they
deduct from actual values. That
is, he wishes to know to w hat ex
tent the assessors violate the law
and their own oaths, which lequire
them to assess all property at its
full value. There seems to be
under the law which allows a
county assessor to appdint as
many deputies as he needs, no
need for this delay in returning
the assessment roils. In most ot
the counties, assessors are granted
extensions of from one to three
months, and the assessment rolls
come straggling along weeks and
months alter the time provided by
law for their return. The p?r
diem system of pay is probably
largely resn-tible for this. As
sessors are naturally like govern
lueni engineers, when tiiey
good job they want it to
have an
last s
long as possible. The State Board
of Equalization has a very import
ant work before it, one tliat it it is
well done will arouse much criti
cism and censure; hut they were
not put in ollice to please the tax
dodgers, the mossba-ks and law
violaters. Oregon's assessment is
a scandal at home and a shame
and a reproach abroad Telegram.
Wanted.
A house of not less than five
rooms near the center of the city.
For particulars inquire of the agent
at the S. 1 depot.
HEWS OF THE COAST.
Interesting Items from Excharget
Tbronnhout the Northwest.
The tiit church ever built in
Portland now u-cl an a lulliaid
he I'-hv,,, iandcomi,
I mi It I iv
nomination and
Artesian wati r h.n
cured at Seattle nt
been pro
a debt of
sixty live icet. Work lias been
stopped for the present, but the
well will probably be sunk deeper
liefore long.
Hie Western Union Telegraph
Company proposes t extend its
line ir in Marshticld t Florence
if the pi'opV of tin- Siijr-hiw vallcv
I are willing to i-harc I he expense.
! Deputy Sheriff Cochran, of Eu
gene, who has just returned boin
liardii er, says Albertson is im
proving daily and is now able to
sit tip. It w ill be about oi:e week
yet, li jwever, before he is moved
to Ta.biua.
The pai ties who were boring for
oil at Hubbard, in Marion county,
and lo?t their auger at a depth of
300 feet, have begun operation
again. They are Pennsylvania oil
men, and are confident that there
is oil in Oregon.
James Mackay, a resident of Al
bany, is 85 years of age, and is en
titled to the distinc ion of having
assisted in building the first rail
road in the United State?, that b -twten
Germantown and I'hiladel
phia, j'ist about sixty ytar-f ao.
In fact, l.e helped to "lay the first
rail.
The iih niory of the editor of The
Astorian is sternly unforgiving in
the mutter of moral delinquencies.
He made some unkind remarks
recently on Maurice Bi r.'diardt's
lamentable lack of a paternal iri-
c.'Stor and now he heads the dis
patch announcing the biith of
the C'.eve!and buby, ""drover's
Second Child."
A meeting of a number of the
large tax payers of Eugene was
held Wednesday evening, ami it
was agreed totight the prcsei.tlevy
of taxes under which no in l-.bteit-ness
was deducted. They will
employ counsel and ask the city
to sue one pen on for his taxes, t r
the purpose of making a ttst c ice
The assess. nent rolls of Grant
lounty for 18W) show tiie net value
if taxable pro ertv to be $1.2iii,
580, while that of 1M)1 is l,li'V
84. 'lhe tax roll shows an in
crease in the number of pills urd
taxpayers, while due to an in
c ease iridebtednva", the net value
of taxable property has hi en de
creased f.730.
The woods are full of people up
at th head of tide, says the Flor
ence West. They are people Irom
the Willamette valley mottly, and
are thtrj camping out for a .few
da sand are loading their wagons
with fish, which they intend salt
ing. The steamer Ceos has taken
up for these people as many as "".I
tine salmon this week.
Esther Hoeder, a woman of the
street in Astoria, went to bed
drunk with a lighted cigarette in
her mouth. An hour afterward
smoke was seen issuing from the
room, ami an entrance being el
fected the un ordinate woman was
found to be dreadfully burned on
her " neck, face, breast, and
shoulders. She was removed to
the hospital.
l'rubato Matter.
Estate of Henry Meyers, report
of sale of real property eon.'irincd.
Estate of (ieo. 1. Foster, sale to
H Bryant confirmed.
Estate of Martin Werfz, order
made authorizing the tiling of sup
plemental objections.
Estate of Camilla McFarland
final account approved.
Estate of W. M. Wolverton, final
account approved.
Estate of M. (i. Hill, ordered
that citation issue to executor to
appear Monday, Nov. at 10
o'clock a. m. to sdiow cau.-e why he
should not be removtd.
Estate of K. C. Hill, same order
as above.
Eetate of Thomas B. Miller, an
idiot, ordered that citation istue to
heirs to appear on Nov. it, at tl
o'clock a. m. to show cause w by
real property should not be sold.
Estate of Chas. A. Uinehart,
order to se.l personal property.
An Aid to 8 linol Teachers.
School Superintendent (1. F.
Rustell has issued a pamphlet con
taining the rules regulations iu
course of study for the public
schools of the county, which is of
much value.' It first defines the
duties of teachers arid decorum of
pupils, which is followed bv valua
ble suggestions in to physical and ;
moral education m wed as the
regular studies, ami the proper
grading of public schools, together
with the outline of the course of
study for a acheol year. It con
tains much practical information
for thii teachers of the county.
IHvorce Grunted.
A divorce has been grpnted be-i
tween Dr. M. 11. Ellis and wife,
before Judge Boise in the circuit
court in Yamhill county, the
charge being cruel and inhuman
treatment. Mrs. Ellis left at once
f .r the home of her relatives in the
East. She was married to Dr.
Ellis at Kan Claire, Wisconsin, and
I is probable that she went there.
At tbe Itrlilge Site.
Superintendent Stone of thfc
s
bridge company put a small force!
of men at work yesterday
unloading the pie driver
preparatory to active work
on the b:g bridge. He states that
employment will be given to Al
bany workmen as far as possible.
A lare force of men will he rt
tpiired to finish the Imdc. on
time.
That sour-tempei-eil, cross, dvs-
peptie individual, should take J)r.
J.H. McLean's Sarasaparil.'a ! It
will make him feel as well and
heart as the healthiest of us. I Ie
needsi bracing ii'), vitalizing, that
is all.
NEWS MOM 80DAVIXAE.
SoDAVILIK. Oct. (I.
Our town is improving a little
all the time.
D. l'loiiian is repainting his
house.
T. M. Ilaen is hauling wood
for Ii. Davis.
W. II. Hardman of the Valley
llo'el is CDiivalesccnt.
Mr. Talb'itt is distributing l.eef
to residents of Sodavilie and
vicinity.
Gallows Pros., gave a nnuie
lantern exhibition a, the sclrjil
ho!i--e M'. inlay night.
Virgil Mulkey and titer ol
Corvallis are s'avmg in town t.-r
the in'.i r.
Hugh IVu v, Win. Smith, lames
Joclaud a d Al Odell returned
in i m their bunt up the Calipooia
I nt had bad luck and only got one
leer. But it was a whopper.
Hev. Lamar of Leba-on was in
the city .Monday looking, af er the
loca'ioii of the lie v Unhlist chinch
saon to be erected at this place.
Andy Kill. ii and Bud Miller,
while atteiMpi i ' to i.ii 1 1 up a
steep p. teb back of .Vn-i'lllioeli's
store, hid the mist rt une to upse
their wagon containing a cord and
a ballot wood, disloca ii:g a mr
tion of sidewalk :i-! breaking their
Coupli'ig p"le bit otherwise no
damage was done.
The Sodavilie literary society
met last Saturday nitht and elect
ed the following officers: Presi
dent W. L. Jackson, vice president
J. K. Pound, secretary .Miss Alda
Parrisli. assis'ant sccrerary Mt.
Delia .-mith tieasiirer, Stella
Parris, marshal Geo. Wit s.
Jhiee new members were admitt
ed. BUCK HILL N01E3.
Mrs. 1-M Nichols has been unite
si.k.
Malgia Areiiart has moved to
Coburg.
School commences next Monday
miller the management of ii.
Tiilotson.
Grant Burroughs has been m -imr
a Mr. I lostetter into the Vil
j M.n place John Nichols was on'
I in this part m" the coanlry Siind iy
looking lor m inntaiil sect. cry :.nd
bear tracks Tun Nichols ul
move into t be hoiiM'-ioniii-rly cee i
pieil by Malgia Ar.-bart ar-d Mash
I'.lackbiirti, and Mrs. Tillo'soii
with their ivpi c.ive families wih
oivupy the one vacatid by him.
The news comes from Swee'
It.. un-that John Hiues, children,
an.'dowii w ith dipt heria and Mi-.
lid Me(.'liiii'' i- very ill witli
typhoid lever.
I: iniivul Notice.
W. K. Graham has removed hi
taih.l ill--' establi-hmi lit b lie-,
cbmmoilions ipiarteif on'tir-t
.-'fleet, opposite the Fil I HUMS
Merchants In-urauie ollice. lie
has a line lineo; cloths fi r winter
suiting ovcrcoa's and garments
for men and youth, which bis
skillful tailors will make up on
j-hort notice ill m at. and fashiuable
styles. His prices will be found
inoHt reasonable.
tl. K. T ll.oieit l;e-iiill.- K. T.
.Many of the pioneers cf Oregon
and Washington have cheerfully
testified to the wonderful cura
tive properties of t.ie celebrated
Oregon Kidney Yea. I'urely
vegetable and pleasant to the
taste and can be taken by the
youngest child or most delicate
woman. O. K. T. is a never fail
irg remedy foi pains in the back
and loins, non-retention of ur n',
ft-aldiiig or burning sensation
while urinating, mucous dis
charges and all kidney troubles of
either sex. if 1 at all druggists. For
sale by Foshay & Mason.
Special Notice.
Ladies or gentlemen who can
template buying gold watches will
find it to their advantage to call at
F. M. French's jewelry store lie
fore purchasing, as there has been
quite a reduction in jnic-'s. The,
Corner jewelry ttore.
Beautiful gold watches in every
imagiial.le design at Will
StarkV.
Frequently accidents, occur in
the house-hold which cause burns,
sprains and bruises ; for use in such
cases Dr. J. H. Mcl-can's Volcanic
Oil Liniment has for many years
been the constant favorite family
remedy.
Lawn sprinkleis, Matthews &
Washburn, garden hose, Matthews
A Washburn, lawn mowets, Matth
ews At Washburn, pumps, Matth
ews it Washburn, hath tuba,
Matthews Si Washburn, water
closet", Matthews A Washburn,
gasoline stoves, Matthew s iv Wash
burn, the best of everything
Matthews A Washburn.
Great reduction in Oxford ties
at Klein Bros.
M AICKIKI).
MAKIN AN ijl'INX At the fi tlmii,.
i liini Ii i" tins 'ily mi VVcili,, . ;u
( t. T. 1!1. Mi . .f. 1'. Mil ii.an ai.d
.Mi.-- Kate tii rtrmle 1 'uiini.
P.lWKi: I.AM K it ir.ii. v on Tin-f.
il .y vi niiii; Oct C, l-'.li. fr. Alex
I'liucraml M' Conic I.mii".
i;ti:
CI.YI'(I(I.-At I.-! anon, to the wife
of .1.1!. t h ypool a ibmlitcr weight
li iio nuls, niuihcr an I i liilil ilwin
w.-ll.
'villi' p:irr. 'e. - 1 n y.
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed : Castorial
1U SINKS' LOCALS. Til K WOKLI) KSKICHED.
Tl e facilities of the present day
For nic fresh cyslers go to John for the production of everything
Isom's. - that will conduce to the material
Bus- vour Carolina stoves of I welfare and comfort of mankind
IIoikin Bro? J are abi-ost unlimited and when
New d.eFs g ,ods jttt received at i 'vr f, " lir,st X0
W F Mead's world was enriched with the on
'"''", , , I ty perfect laxative known, as it is
.taik have some elegant nll((I1iy remedy which is truly
souvenir spoons. j pleasing and refreshing to the taste
Klein Bros, are giving a line ! and prompt and etlectua! tocleanse
piano to their cn.-touiers. j the system gently in the Spriu
A line line of gold lins just t'1"" or, in fact, at any time any
opened ai Will & Staik's. j the better it is know n the mort
Fresh comb lmr..y. L-i.n countv lllli '"".
produclion, at l'.u k"r I ros.
Choice pickles in bulk, or qiian
I liliesj to si':l ill I lie f r t'.iv.y
I n sh Y.njnina bav salmon at S
cents per pound at Hvda'a market
evi rv d iv "
ilaVvou scon those beautiful
rommt walls in the cemctei
put up by E. W. Achison, at
tbe cost ot stone.
For lii e pocket knives best pa-
tent ienired shears and scissors
1 .
onrt ivtifi in mu' e-roim. neir
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. 4 C- . ... 4 I". w
g'j 10 fie war i -x .- o.. ,
Cre the celhi'oi 1 eyeg'ass chan
ers. ( 1 1 uidkcrchief not always
eleg.n.t.) Free w ith each pair of
glasses at F. M. French's.
One hundred acres of choice
lmdclo.eto Albany, only laud
under cultivation wauled, Sta e
price. Ad bss i'.ox ;ii.l.
You can save m nicy by going at
once to Klein Bro.'s shoe store and
purchasing a pair of Oxfoid lies.!
1 he price li;'s been ie!ucud tocl-JiC j
them ou'".
Tiio.-e ccn'.eiii plating purchas- I
ing a piano or nj in slioiiiii ca i at
Wiil iV Link's and M'e the.r bei n
t if nt omt rti ii im, t -i 'I liie i vi l re I In.
be t make" and sell ih'.iii on icrv 1
j
esiiy term-'. I
Mr. .1. S. Morgan has j'i'-t j
couioluled h-iriiing a freth kiln
at 1 is luick yard one mile wot of:
tue court !iouse. ami is prepaid
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i in w.i.i ai. in-: .n'i oj Hii,inu in,
at th1! vard to attend to ,
all c.-.Ileis for Mick. !
W. K. Graham lias received a ,
fine assortment i f Thorn is Kay ail !
woolen clo'h suits a 'id overcoat j.
lie also has a l uge line ot fort ig:t
mul domestic cloths, ai.d is milk- i
it.g s' iisli suiti and earnn nts at
very n-a-onable ;iices. Call an.I i
see I k 1 liert goods
Conrad Meyer's new oven is j
now completed, ai.d be is St tt r
prepaid', tl an ever to serve l is;
will! the be t of hi si. bread., a!.,,
in fact cve-vt.hing from the d.tmti- 1
est hit re lis to the most elaborate:
it customers as Weil as new ones
wedding cakes. Housekeepers !
are invited to give the ptoduct oi' ;
bis new o e;i a trial. !
Call at S. E. Youiu.- and s-c !
the larga and varied M.r-k of;
cloaks, sacks and jackets ju-l ie-
ccived. 1 have received my new .
sto'k of fall and winter garments, !
including ail the i.ovelt:es in ;
short and long jacket-, i t- ., ;'!! !
am belt' r prepared to t-wi trio
tr.i le lb in eir before. Tl use 1
that ci'l early arc sure to be sal:-- '
lied. They are going vtryfast.j
Samuel E. Young. j
TheThoma Kay Woollen Mills
of Salem, hav'e appointed ('. V.'. j
Simjiaoii their agenl in Albai.y. A I
full line of men and boys clot him j
blankets and flannels and all inti- j
c!es manufact'.irt'd bv the mill wiii i
be kept in stock. 1 he-e goods art
the best in the market and wiil
give entire satis' ejiion.
Will A tark will be gl i.i to;
s-how you their large line ol beau- j
iiiui silverware, ii w i.i no y ai
g. id, even if you don't, buy.
Thomas Brink has r.-ceived a ;
sti.ck of baby carr:.igts which he j
is tillering at pi ices at low as thei
lowest, and they arc llit-chvs' 1
L'oods. j
Do you want lo be happy audi
make those about you ph ased, if i
i'0 iro ami get one oi iiint-e lovciy
toned piano's at. Mrs. Ilymans.
Cliddrens Fchool cloaks in end- j
loss vatic! v at the Lad.es Bazaar, i
Hanaii it S, n'r fine t-hoes tell on
I lieifow n ini'iil , and always tiivis
I
satisfaction. Try a pair al '1 . L. . "J ,
Wallace Co.'a. , j ' ' '
Bay your school tax and save!,,,,
cords of collection. j A
Watches, chains and siiectac'.csl ,'l'l''r.':'1
specialties at r. m. i iencn s. k
Your school fax will be ihdin
ipteiit if not I'.aiil at once. Look
utter it and s tveco-ts of collection.
tireat reduction in embroidered
flouncing at W. F. Bead".
MII.S M IIU
A 1 11 l it 111 1. j
Act on a new
principle reguia i
.-. ... i- ... -. . 1 - .. 1 1 1-
ung ine liver, nomacii aiei ooei- ,
t liov
through tbe nerves. A new itll-
ilia -
Coverv. Dr. Miles' Bills Speedily
T-i- w.,.. t ... : 1
1 tire biliousness, had taste, toi pi 1
liver, piles, constipatioiir b n-
equaled for men, women. children, i
Smallest, mildest, surest ! Obdcee,
for L'-J cents. Samples te, at i
Statiard .V Cusick. I
. i
1 ren. liTan.y Vf.rr. j
These wafers are for the relief i
.,,,,1 ..,,,' of titifti! and irc'llhir
menses, and w ill remove all ob
structions, no matter what the
cause, and are sure and safe every i
time. .Manufactured by Emerson j
Drug Co.. San Jose, Cab, ami for
sale at J. A. Cumming's thug I
... .,!.. I
Dioic v.i.j
I! cu lit ifnl Wotnrn.
The magical ell'i cts of Wisdom's
Bobertins as a bcautilier am:
preserver of the complexion have
been attested by thousands of
leading ladies of society and the
stage. It is the only article ever
discovered which gives a natural
and beautiful tint to the complex
ion, removing tan, sunburn,
freckels and ail roughness of the
lace and arms, leaving the skin
toft, smooth and velvety. All re-! .
iiinik o:i its tielijshtfullv cooling , f
and refreshing properties, a ,
distinction not found in any oihi r
similiar article known. For sale
by Foshay !fc Mason.
At Will & St irk 's inn be seen'
. nT il..t moal I I tt 1 I 111 1 ll'i-h t
Lolti watrlifH, wh'u ii iiave jiit ;
ift n roci-ivoil. '
.Motlit-ps.'
Cast-.ria is recommended bv
! physicians for children teething.
j " li l'" " preparauon
ti ,"1-ri'i,u',nt? a"' I-ublwheJ
around each bottle. . It's pleasant
' I" ",e ll1 "P1 al"!',,-'l; bann-
i . : i ..... i i ........ ..
.lvt" 11 ,"rv,a. coiiHiipauon,
'i! ! r- gulate8 the bowels, unites pain
cores diarrh'.ei anil wind cojic.
j allays feveriahness, destroys
w- . ' -V, ' ",
Cll-ll llUU 1 1M .'III ll LMVI.U it ...
I ""'- ...... ..v
r.-i-hiiig and natural slit p. Cas-
rtiMis the chilitreii s tanacea
j the mothiiV friend. 35 d e, 35
! cents.
a..ii-.l t K-i.t.
A four or five acre tract of land
ne;;r Albany f'jr the piirHiHu of
raising garden truck. Any having
such lai d to rent i!l confer a
favor bv addressing l'jter Downs,
Aibanv,
( Ireon.
111 4 RI.I.N IKMl l MUK.
Tl c ! i t sa!ve in tie: wori.l for f 'v'i.
Brui-es, So.es, I' leers, Sail Kliemi ,
rVvrr Mires, Titter, ( 'liapnid Hani'.
' C!:b!ii:ii:iit. t 'oiu. iiii'l 4kin riipiin:',
! fti.d m lively ciiri-F IMe. or i.o pay
ij.iiieu. u is loiaraiueeu 10
lainlci:,
by
run
s:i istacliu i, or laoney
i'iivi. ci-iit.- ir box.
Foiii:y it Mumiii
Fir
km irs:m:.T
:i this citv over System
Bnildi r a.-e .i rv bod v is r.'-iug it for
I., . ....... . i
i alarm o: tiie Moiuacii. wyspejisia
,..n--.ii)::tcai. iiiiicin; .t.l and to
build up ;.':e:r svst- in. Tiv it and
teil oiir lr.cnds a'"nt it. as it
iiiU-" pons, ss woideif'il cu rit
when all speak well of it.
If you are hcrgry c-- to Parln I
Bros, and gi t a loaf of the hcM
brend in the ci' v.
A ; 't
O- iA
t
j(ftA r 001 A
I I j ! I f iNfllll
IvH lfl ULtlU
At my yard, t-i t mv icj d nee
on Tihstieet between Ua Iroad and
Mon'gomvry. or delivered any
wlure in tiie citv. Imptire nt
lliis'.'in (Vs truck and dray
ollice o' at gro Try store in east
pai let" the city. A nun at yard
irom t o I-.' and l! to 1 a'clock.
W. C. Cassi.i l.
I Optra House,
j Waran & "rM.;.?, besse'S &, M.in.igeif.
! THE DUAM vTiC EVENT !
i
-One Niht Only
! Friday, Orlolwr Dili.
,(K).(.
Knuft.' tin ni rf
Wl'i ni KI'.K
GR3SMER-DAV1ES,
Ail '.'n-irown cm piny,
- I'r.'-i n;in f-r t)w !i:?t t'n.r l:v:v
'3'
Military Drama.
l i:n rs ol
id .-'eats.
aiimissiov :
K.-cr
Sfl.tH
."i(lcl
i .
H.- i
n -ale at W i!l Link'
! QUARTER
1 1
fill !
:;::,0F A
'ill. III :.r
i. ii vv l.kfi t'lU.
nrruTimv
I.I in Im Ii.. iiiiJLi1 I UDl
' I'i i 'iHii' i-li uti 1. .1 wild til- ipmiiiw A pO I
itl.'iili -!..'lliunt of lint wnntrj. IIimMUU '
j tn:ei is no n:i T ll.ail Mr. .1 itin Sli-art, oiu I
i 1 1 tin- w. ulllii.-; .aiiliii.'St iMlnii-titiid iitmnt
I it. tin- ,i-ii:t;.-. I'lii li-n'lit lell.'f he
; "I Ii i ! t..t iii'illvriiu fiom.;.i 0 in my Ii k
jinl ;r criil ki lni) c in;.luiit ior ouir time.
,'itnl l'.u' 11-e.l nii.iij ii-iTit.iitM wiihcut ant
.in t.-'MPorirv rnii'i. 1 11c iniw 111 nu iieti
,,,;.,.,;, ,.v..ri. , i M (,ticnu-d
fr,,m :Ltt-ilii. ! my work ami i-oul'l tint
m v-.- unlcut tin- n ( a omv. Ilvari'ur.
'lirati 'li a trie il. .-I tlic w i n.li-rmi enrol if-
,VKZ, , i,,.,,,,., ,..
,rj a i",,,Xi a,i t,, "hut n-v tirnt dew I
f..ui.it na nut r-li.-i, ami Udire n imr haP
'TV
.(,. i;iu..n Hi.; o:L-on hi.lm-v Tea, ami
cm i-..ns;iiiti-ju.:y r.-j..nmi:ii.l it to mj
fri. in'. I u.m'il iiol he uitlioul it for ny-
,h Ki-lm-.v Tea emeu houL-uthe, Incm-
tmi'i t f uri. , i u-k dint so.iim m, hum
'"" .il -.-atio.i lnlo unnatuiij, and
I all ath.-ti..iMuf tlu kijmy cr urinarj- i.ri.'ii.t
! oi citi.r9.ii.
IN
EVSRT STYLE
AT
Oi
t I1C. WAN fKI) T wait on thf tah.
Auilt)MrH M li-iilial at the Ploimt
ln - 'U - 'v
eacoii
i j
I II I 1 IV I ! I I 1 I I II
inujiiujoiwo
IAUT TOAVI'O
i i :: mm &
W. L. KENTON.
DEALER IN
And a general
GROCB RIBS
XKAB TIIE l'OSTOf FICK. ALBANY. OKEUO.V.
0
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Mi f n i
lit in re
TITIXTF.K'S COLD AM) STO'.IM WILL SOO.V BE 1IEB1-
hen looking for fiver, lothing to kee, 1 you warm and dry, rt
' ' member that we have for the approaching winter season a great
ass.iitment of :
liiT'V. M:ii!r. I
.l'llm. Itru hikI
'tiui, tic.il.
SACK,FROCKCAPE OVERCOATS
KI'BBER COATS
BUBBF.K BANTS
lil'BBEU BOOTS
ltL'BBElt SHOES
OIL
OIL
OIL
OIL
Or other winter overclothing,
cail and inspect.
L. E.
.cm inn
LiVVVVI III
Merchant Tailor.
ffSli 1 "
WHEN YOC HAVE
Men's, Boys'
SUITS Al
Now arrivin-, von will be convinced that we are I.AVINfr
OVI'.B ALL COM BETH ION iu our line when it comes lo
HANPSOMK ANI I'll' It A RLE PATTERNS, AT UEASONA
ble 1'iices. Ciive us a call.
T. L WALLACE & CO.,
STBAHAN BLOCK,
assortment of
rnci :
O."
lilnrliill.t. LalrM
asOtnrr'. Antrllirit
l' ami In
('i)ATS MACKINTOSH'S
I'VNTS CM BB ELLAS
HATS I.KaTIIF.U
JACKETS CLOTillN'i
which you arc cordia'ly invited t
O
BLAIN,
:-: Clo
SEEN Ol B NF.W-
OF-
and Children's
OVERCOATS
ninfVii
ALBANY, OREGOS
SOT