MIE MORNING HERALD: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1891
Wonting Jaily Jtcritd
I OJ BALE.
The Dailt Hkrald will bo on
ale each morning at II. J. Junes'
book store.where it tan be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
JOTTINGS AfVT TOWN.
W. J. Monteith of Portland, is
in th city.
U. W. Smith of East Portland,
ia in the city.
Mr. Charles I lagan lias returned
from a trip Kant.
Mr. Jesse Moses, of Tangent,
has located in this city.
Mr. E. I). Cusick, of Salem,
spent 8unday in this city.
Mr. F. J. Irvine, of Talloian,
was in the city on business Mon
day. Oh ladies, look here, 5 pounds
of soda at F. E. Allen's for 1T
cents.
Mr. George W. Iavi, clerk of
the state school land board, is in
the city.
Keep vonr eyes open for bar
gains at F. E. Allen's cheap '-'re-eery
store.
Mrs. J. B. Williams, of Colfax, is
visiting with Mrs. Wallace Dald-
win of this city.
Subscriptions for nil leading
newspapers an J magazines received
by F. L. Kenton.
The teachers afscciation at Scio
next Saturday, promises to be an
interesting all'air.
Sodaville water ia kept constant
ly on hand by the lottle at (1. I.,
lilackuian's drug store.
Mr. and Mrs. (ieo. C. Stanard
have returned from a visit with
relatives in Biownsville.
Go to the Albany Haths it bar
ber Shop for first class work.
Geo. A. Landreth proprietor.
The circuit court has commenced
on a Ion; docket. More than a
week will be required to complete
the work of the term.
Mr. Frank Blodgett ami Mr.
Thompson started hunting yester
day. They expect : s-our the
Cascade Range thorough I v for an
elk.
Prof Henry Sheak, professor of
mathematics of Philomath college,
during the past eight years, spent
last Saturday an J Sunday in this
city.
Kemember the rehearsal of l'.e!
shazar to-night in the college
building. The li"t now numbers
sixty-five and it is hoped all w'.ll
be present.
Important elections will be held
in teveral of the Eastern state?
one week from to-day. The elec
tion news received by wire all
night will be published fresh in
the Herald.
Mrs. Mary Saltmarsh, of Port
land, passed through Albany yes
terday on her way to the bedside
of her sister, Mrs. Will Carutliei".
at Lebanon, who is very low w ilh
typhoid fever.
Thai Alliance Farmer, a iM-pagc
weekly pajier, publish d at Port
land by I). C. Ireland & Co., is a
new journalistic venture. It is
neatly printed and starts with a
good advertising patronage.
We learn that Iiouglas county
will not ship seventy-live thousand
bushels of grain this year, for the
reason that people who have land
are turning their attention t
prune culture, cattle raising ar,l
other pursuits.
Now is the time to subscribe for
newspapers and magazines for the
winter. Kemember that F. I..
Kenton continues to receive sub
scriptions for all the leading per
iodicals at the grocery store nepr
the postotlice. Price lists free.
On the evening of Dec. 11th the
ladies of the Congregational church
intend giving at the opera house a
Bazaar. Many heautiinl and use
ful articles will be on sale, refresh
ments will be served, also a good
musical and literary programme
will be given.
Mr. T. J, Overman has returned
from the East, accompanied by his
bride, who was Miss Minnie Bishop.
They are well and favorably known
in this city, and have the best
wishes of a wide circle of friends.
They will reside at Mr. Overman's
home in the first ward.
Tama China l'henant.
K. W. Beeman, conductor on
the Oregon Pacific, who lives in
the eastern part of the city, has
one of the most attractive enrio-i-ties
running at large about his
place that can be seen. It consists
of a tine specimen of a China
pheasant rooster in all the dory of
ids bright plumage, so tame that
lie will come tit the ml! of any of
the family, eating from their
hands. The result was p-ntnhly
due to the management of Mrs.
Beeman who is a friend to dumb
animals and ai expert taxider
mist. In the Police Court.
Wm. Collins was arraigned be
fore his honor, Judge lien ton,
yesterday on a charge of being
drunk and disorderly. He ad
mitted the fact and paid, a fine of
$.") aod costs.
Richard Roo was arrested for
riding a horte at unlawful speed.
He also plead guilty and paid his
foe.
An Old ratrorltr.
The first time for many months
the llomemaker Magazine is on
our table. It is improved and
forma tme of the most attractive
of the magazines, and is a valuable
book. It is published at U East
fourteenth street Union S.juare
New York.
The Weather To-Lajr.
Following is the forecast of the
signal service for the next twenty
fonr hours : Bain, followed by fair
but cloudy weat her ; cooler.
circuit c-juitr.
A Larf.e Number of Caies Disposed of on
Th Firs', Day.
Circuit
citv a' 1
court lonvulied in this
o'clock yesterday, with
Judge I'.oise on the bench.
The following grand jury was
emp.inelo 1: A. Brandon. foreman,
T.J. M tinker, 4co. W. lLirris,
W. C. Morgan, Isaac Meekers, I.
X. Grilfin, N. 11. Allen.
The following casvs were dis-.oM-dcf
yesterday attention :
Oregon ys Jas. Batui huiglary ;
continued.
ThoiLiis Jefferson vs G. S. Moiit
gi nifty, to recover money, attach
men' ; continued.
T. l'ittenholl'er vs PcirySiniih,
to ru over money ; continued.
U.J. Burner vs Mary Co'.igill,
to recover money ; continued.
Mooney, Valentine it Co. VJ
Mary Cot:gi!l, to recover in iiiiiy ;
continued.
Albany Farmers Co. vs S. S.
McFaddeiipto recover money; con-
I tinned.
1. F. Letsiitger, et al vs Ge.i.
Kvvxeil, injur:c"ioii, auswe witli
iirawu ; dismissed at cist of I.tit.
tilt'. Ass"g'-ment of Karl B.ic, as
signee resigned and i. trotiun
apKjinted.
Capital National Batik vs W. F.
Crosby, recovery of money; 1. U
N. Blackburn appointed referte
to tak-j testimony.
A.T. and 1'. .. Gilbert vs P.
Blevens, recovery of money;
settled.
Assignment of II. C. Warner,
tinal ac ount tiled and approved.
American .Mortgage Co., of Scot
land vs Edwin Wilcox, trustee,
foreclosure; decree of forclosure
euteted. attorneys fees lixtd by the
court at juiW.
L. B. Tyceret al vs Ina B. Txcer.
et al, equity; report of icteric
continued.
Ihtlenhi iltr, Mass V Co. V3 G.
W. and Elsie Pugn, cnjlinnaiion ;
sale continued.
A. J. Noble, e xecutor, vs S. W.
and Mary Mojre, ceutirmati on ;
sale continued.
Stewart & Sox vs T. A. Pear.l,
recovery
of
money, attachment;
setti. !.
X. 1. and J. B. Conn vs L. A.
an I I. X. Woodie, forclosjre;
settled.
Allutt, Church A C . vs C.J.
Pillion & Co , recovery of money;
settled.
Santi.un l.t'.mbeiir g Co, vs M.
1. and Maiissa Hog in, foreclosure
lien ; se'll -d.
KL.-jh-.-th Cox vs Samuel ard 11.
E. Conn, nvovery of m mey ;
settled.
Price A Ko'iSoii vs Henry Crow
der, recoveiy of money, attach
ment; default and judgement,
attach d property ordered sold.
Price it Kobtoti vs Ciowder Bros.,
recovery ot money, attachment ;
default and judgiiwnt, attached
property ordered sold.
John H. Schurmeir vs Win.
Schneider, re-ovir,' if mon-.'v ;
settled.
(i. C. Cooley t Co. vs J. L. Hol
lida and w i.'e, recovery of ino.iey,
attachment; demurer overruled,
judgement, order to .sell attached
property.
Wm. K. Temple vs Fanny Bodge
et al, recovery of money ; default
and judgement.
II. Ehrtt vs Geo. Pfau, dessolu
tioti i parluei'ship ; sale con
lit lad.
1-ortmiiicr it Irv'ng vs L. A.
Woodie, recover)- of money, at
taehn etit : settled.
Goldsmith iV Lowenburg vs
Smith ic Senders, recovery of
money ; default and judgement.
iihuat ti'i it Mulhern vs M. B.
Guess et a!, action on note; set
tled. P. McAllister vs M. G. and P..
Sht'phetd. action on note; sett'ed.
Fiicketistein A Mayer vs O. S.
May, action on note, attachment;
judgement by default and order
to sell piopeity.
Cooley it Washburne vs James
I., and Ellen J. Pierce, recovery of
money, atta huient ; dismissed
w ithout prejudice.
Cooley it Washburne vs M. T.
and Elizabeth Lindsey, recover of
money, attachment; settled.
Cooley it Washburne vs II. C.
E. V. Klepper, recovery of money,
attachment ; judgment in vacation.
E. Sutntnervilie vs. Elizabeth
Levis, action on note, attachment ;
settled.
J. A. Craw ford vs. M. E. Horris,
recovery uf money ; settled.
O. F." Mitcheil vs. J. G. Fgan
and (.ieo. W. I'oolev, action on
note, attachment ; default as to J.
( i. Egan.
Binge Bella Phtzza vs. J. G.
Egan. action on note, attachment;
default as to J. (i. Egan.
John H-hlosser vs. E. C. Phelps
et ux., foreclosure: settled.
Bavia Bros. Vs. Peter B. Bear,
recovery ot moiiev, attachment;
continued.
Jose-.'h I Ia kins vs. Peter P.
Hear, recovery of money; contin
ued. B. Custer vs. J. A. and E. A.
McFeron, action on note, attach
ment ; settled.
K. I). Turner vs. Warrtn Hul-
bnrf, action on note, attachment;
continued.
J. A. Zimmerman vs. Samuel
Anderson, net ion to cienr title;
decree by d fault.
Stewart it Sox vs. Jesse M.
Sou'h, recovery of m jiiey, attach
ment ; settled.
Knapp, Burrell it Co. vs F. S.
Ingram, recovery of money;
settled.
Ed '.vyva vs. J. Warren M.ller,
forccl sure ; decree by default.
John Pii'iuond vs. Margaret F.
Findlev, confirmation; continued.
Stewart it Sox vs. T. J. Mont
gomery, rtcivtry oi money, at
tachment ; settled.
Geo. H. Burtt vs. Arthur B ard,
action on note, attachment;'
settled. ' !
Albany Iron
Ihown ic Son,
firmed.
Worts vs. J. W.
coiilit iiia'ion ; con-
Littler it Hall, ileiitists. make
aluminum plates, gi.'.d plates and
contincuii-" eiim jilatc.
BEW3 OF THE COAST.
Interesting Items from Eichasgti
Tlironjhout the Northwest.
II. M. Barno", treasurer of the
town of Lnkev ew. is $80) shott in
his accounts and his Imndsin?!
have put him in jail. His pro
perty is completely covered by in
debtedness. The city -of Bosdmrg has lliated
bonds to the a in mount of $2-,O0O
for sewerage and city hall pur
poses. Till las'. Monday, Mrs. Anna
lodge, an aunt of Win. T. Cole
man, of San Franciseo, was an in
mate of tt'c Butte, Montana, poor
house. That day she received
notice thatslie is heir to ai$.S,tHK,
000, es ate. The heit is now none
too g h1 for Mrs. Dodge in Butte,
or any w hete else.
The attempts to induct the
Yakama Indians to enlist :n the
army have been futile. Said one
o'.d buck: "Twenty yeas ao
they w ere forcing us to lay down
our arms for the plow, ami now
they are urging us to Uy down the
plo-v for the siu."
A new town is springing up at
the terminus of the Suinpter Val
ley nil road called McKwen. It
w ill soon become a rival of Baker
City for the trade of Grant county
and the mines of that section.
A locomotive of theO. and '.V. T.
H. li.waa recently attached for hntk
wages by a former employe of I hat
road, while the locomotive was
hauling a train at Pendleton. C.
B. Wright came forward and
claimed all of the rolling stock as
his personal property and secured
it9 release. The sheriff made the
attachment by chaining the loco
motive to the track.
Tlie Street Corner as an Kdnca
tlonal Center.
Although All any is favored
with excellent school facilities, it
has been noticed during these
years that less than fifty per cent
of the children enumerated attend
school six months in tie year.
Some of the children attend
necessary einp'oymeiit at home
and elsew here ; but there are in
dications that bright minds ihat
mights meday occupy the highest
positions animg tie ir assoe ates
are spending their precious tune
and valuable talents in idleness in
public phres. The child is bvst
prepared for the coming battlis of
life if he can w.Ji k especially if he
is educated. The boy who knows
hjW to wo! k usually values schools
and books; th.rcfore indtistiy
lreuen;ly carves the way for prop
er appieeation of an educa'io'i,
w bile all work and no p'ay makes
the chiM dull ; yet true grea'n?ss
is obtained only by hard work,
a thing iievcr learned by idleness
u a siie't corner.
A iva I'olnt of L.aw.
W. J. Turnidge was the defend
ant the other day in a case before
Justice Humphrey, w hich brought
up a nice point ot law. Mr. Tutn
idge was arrested on a charge of
obtaining monuy under false pre
tenses, preferred by his neighoor,
George Bradley. The la'ter, it
seems, owned a county warrant in
the hatuls of the cletk. Having
I'CcaMon to leave the county he
instructed his mother to draw the
warrant. Mrs. Bradley ask;d Mr.
I'urnidge to attend to the business
for her one day as he was going to
town, which he did. He drew the
money an 1 paid it over to her, ex
cept a few dollars which the owed
him. For deducting the amount
of the debt, he was arrested as
s'.ated. Justice Humphrey very
properly held that he had com
mitted no crime and discharged
Wui.
A lirave of Tlitlyi'K.
On the arrival of the south bound
overland train Sunday night two
young men took the 'bus to the "U.
Charles h-jtel. They bad a valise
and behaved properly enough un
til officer Lee happened to board
the 'bu-' just before reaching the
hotel. i'hey at once became ner
vous, and as soon as the vehicle
stopped they took their valise and
started away at a bri.-k run. The
officer chased them several ll n-kf,
but thev finally eva!el him by
j running down an alley 'Ihe only
i-Ap.tuiAiioii me ponce can similise
for their strange conduct is that
they had stolen the valise or were
afraid the officer w:i9 on their
track for some other crime and
thought it be-)t to escape wtiile
they could.
Hie Lower Smla Shooting.
Mr. Wm. McKinnon, w ho was
arrested on a ch-irge of shooting
Mr. Atkinson in the leg recently,
is i n the city. Mr. McKinnon's
story puts cutirt ly a d.tferent light
on the all'air. lie says that Atkin
son was angiy at his boy. called
him a bar and a tempted to strike
him with a whip. This naturally
arouse! the father's ire and an
altercation ensued. He says that
Atkinson, while seated in his
ouggy, drew a revolver from his
pocket, and in to doing shot him
self in the ankle. Mr. McKinnon
is well known in Albany, and haB
many warm friends here.
Ketiimeil from the KuBt.
Mt. A. K. Chapman, the nopular
agent of the Oregon Pacific Co. at
this city, has leturned from a trip
through the East. He altended
the annual meeting of the Nation
al Ticket Association at St. Pan',
anil accompanied by his wi e made
a trip through the fatuous Yellow
stone I'ark. I'hey then visited New
York and several of the Eastern
States, and returned through New
Mexico via the Southern rout .
They had a most enjoable trip,
which occupied about two months.
mtiiiaiy i n.
F Co., Oregon Xatiotial Guard
will give a grand ball at the
armory on tnaiiKsgiving evening.
Airangements are being made to
furnish excellent music and make
it an entire success. The num
bers of F Co.. will appear in uni-
fi . -ill i , , . " ii. iuiu i -I iia Lei lain ii a, witu 1 1 i -orn.
and itw .llbemadeasplendiJ t :ll)lo , is in a frame of timid
military ba! . j border ng ou hilarity.
SWEET HOME
Xestling down among the hills,
surrounded by a fringe of majes
tic firs, twenty-seven miles east of
Albany, on the Willamette Wiley
and Cascade Mountain Wagon
Koad, lies the beautiful illage of
Sweet Home. Its environments
are suggestive of the nam , "Sweet
Home." The present town is
located on the banks of Ames
Creek, mid was founded in 1S7! by
James Simonds erec ing the store
building now occupied by Hamil
ton it Andrews. It has since
steadily gained in jHipulatioti and
importance, until to dav it con
tains two hundred ami fifty inhabi
tants, one general merchandise
storj, oi.e ding store, three black
smith shops, one wagn shop, two
feed stable, two bote s one butcher
shop, cue tannery, one chinch, one
barber shop and saloon.
The post office has lately been
moved into a nice commodious
building and the interior arrange
iiii nts speak well for the post
master Mr. O.T. Lubker. Several
new dwelings are being construct
ed lliis fall.
The surrounding country is
mainly hi Iv, although there is
several line bodies of pra:rie land,
all of which are susceptible of a
high state of cultivation.
The hill lands are used mainly for
meadow and pastuiage, yet when
grain is sow n on them they pro
duce even more than prairie lands
A large ipiuntitv of road land re
mains unsettled on, that might be
made into beautiful homes with
out any extmrJinary outlay of
labor. This is an excellent fruit
country for fruits of all kinds,
fspicially grapes, Mrs. W. S.
Wils n of Wiley Creek having
some this fall that rival tli9 Cali
fornia product.
StiMljr C,
Joking apart, it does look as if a
little elementry instruction is
needed in the shape of an object
lesson regarding the Australian
system of voting recently adopted
by the state legislature, and to be
put in practice for the first time in
this state at the June 'V- election.So
many blunders are being made by
the voters of other commonwealths
that even though we of Oregon are
exceptionally intelligent, some of
us may make a mes of our inten
tions next June and vote against
the verv man or men for whom e
desire to cast our distinguished
siilbages. Astorian.
The new law does net apply to
municipal elections, unless especi
ally provided by an amendment to
the city chatter, which is not the
case in Albany. In the state and
county elections, the ticket will
have to be printed with the names
of all the candidates on one ticket,
and the voter will have to desig
nate by a mark of his own which
candidate is to receive his y,ate
No one (Killing place is to receive
the ballots of more than 240 voters
and at each polling place there
must be at least three booths for
the accointno lation of voters when
they prs-pare their ballots. The
county will have to furnish booths
for each precinct before the June
election.
ISack to Ton n.
The irrepressible Tom McXary,
the individual with blonde eye
brows and couiplex:on to match,
and a ruinous taste for raw
whisky, like the proverbial bdd
penny, is back to town. He was
how ling drunk last evening, and
in a fair way for a w eek's stay at
lanie-u tiote noil man. AlcNary is
familiarly acquainted with the
chiefs of police of nearly, all the
tow ns in Oregon. He is naturally
a good hearted fellow, but excess
ive drinking has ueen his ruin,
and Ins made him notorious for
delighting to pninU things a ver
milion hue wherever he goes.
Teacher' Ksainluatlon.
Xotice is hereby given that the
regular public examination of
teachers, for Linn county, will
take place in Albany, commencing
on Wednesday, Xov. 13th, at 1
o clock i m. and continue until
Friday noon, Xov. BMi. All
teachers must positively be present
at the tune ol commencement, a
no one will be admitted to the ex
amination w ho is not so present.
G. F'. KessKM.,
County School Superintendent.
Height of Cruelty.
Nervous women seldom receive
the s mpathv they deserve. While
often the pictures of health, they
are constantly ailing. To with
hold sympathy from these unfor
tunates is the height of cruelly.
They have a weak heart, causing
shortness of breath, fluttering,
pain in side, weak and hungry
spells, and linally swelling of
ankles, oppression, choking,
smothering and dropv. Ii.
Miles' New Heart Cure is just the
thing for them. 1-or their m-r-
vousiiess, headache, weakness,
etc., his Restorative Nervine is
is uticcpialcd. F'ine treatise on
"Heart and Nervous Piseases"
and marvelous testimonials free
sold and guranteed by Standard
A Cusiek.
Ill K LEV AKMI A SALVE.
TI.e. best sa!ve in tin world for Cuts.
Bruises, So.es, Liters, Salt Kliuum,
Kever sores, Tetter, Clmpped Hand,
Chilblains, Corns, and skin Eruptions,
utid pos.tively cures Tiles, or i.o pay
lequired. It is guaranteed to givs
Vt-rfeet satisfaction, or money re
funded, Price '5 cents per box. Fcr
sale by Folmy fc Mason
Mi. J. S. Morgan has just
completed burning a freth kiln
at tin brick yard one mile west of
, the court house, and ia prepared
J to till all orders. A mail will be
, in waiting at tli yard to attend to
an callers lor I nek.
ISOKN.
STCART To the w fe of C. .1.
Stuait, in this citv on M mdy, Oct,
'.', lV.it. a s-m.
The nictliir u:id eliiid are delnr
.LOCALS.
Cranberries at C. E. Browneil's.
Meals at the Beltnonico 2o cents.
For nice fresh oysters go to John
Isotn's.
(Jo to the Belmouico for first
class meals.
Xpw jewelry of latest pat terns at
Will St Stark's.
Buy your gasoline stoves of
Hopkins Bros.
Xew dress goods just received at
W. F. Read's.
Great reduction in Oxford tiee
at Klein Bros.
Will it otark have some elegant
souvenir spoons.
Meals at all hours at the Dia
mond Chop House.
Have you seen that elegant
piano at Klein Bros.
Fresh roasted coffees and fine
leas atF. E. Allen's
When in town call at the Bel
monico for your meals.
Fresh oysters in any style at the
Dijnu.iid Chop House.
Klein Bros, are giving a fine
piano to their customers.
A fine line of gold rings just
opened at ill & Stark s.
Choice pickles in bulk, or quan
titles to suit, at 1 ai ker llros.
If you are hungry go to Parker
Bros, and iret a loaf of the best
bread in the city.
Great reduction in r nibroidered
flouncing at W. F. Beads.
Fresh comb honey, Linn county
production, at 1'arker liros.
Wanted at F. E. Allen's .".ml
doz-n eggs, highest market price
paid.
All kitnis ot proiMce taken in
exchange for groceries at F. E
Aliens.
lJcauulul gold watches in every
imaginable design at ill
Stark's.
Klein Bros, are closing out their
stock of Oxford ties at a great re'
unction.
Fresh hams lard and bacon ju
received at t. i.. Alien s cheap
cash grocery store.
All kinds ol Iruit boxes in
quantities to suit at the Sugar
I ine Door it Lumber Company s
Span of good horses, harness
and farm wagon for sale. Apply
to j. a. tiross or at leot Hotel.
Furnished room suitable for one
or two gentlemen. I'se of bath
Convenient location. Innuiie of
C. B. Winn.
Have you seen those beautiful
cement walls in the cemeter -.8
put up by K. W. Achison, at alf
the cost of stone.
For lire pocket knives best pa
tent tempereu shears and scissors
and extra hollow ground razors,
go to btewart .t box.
Will & Stark will be glad to
show you their large line ol beau
unit silverware, it w ill lo vou
gcrd, even if you don't buy.
Littler it I'.all.dentists.w ill make
artificial plates of Aluminum.
The healthiest, most dm able, and
lightest Weight of all other plates;
we want to introduce this work in
this vicinity.
Call and see the brilliant dis
play of library lamps 1 1 C. E
r.rowneii s. .k one kept over
from last year but all this year's
styles and will be sold at tiie
lowest living prices.
Those contemplating purchas
ing a piano or organ should call at
Will it Link's and see their beau
tiful instruments. They carry ihe
best makes and sell them on veiy
essy terms.
Preaching at Oakville United
Presbyterian church Sabbath o-t.
'5, at 1 1 o'clock a. m. and at the
Shedd chapel at I i v., by Bev. A.
F. Kirkpa'riek of Tacoma, Wash
ington. M A
'lhi-re rft-t
tliil in lia
QUARTER
ker count
i Iru
what
Up a
..on, near
ii new linker City. aOrUTIlOV
man tilio life sine
I ecoini' iik-nti tt-tl wild the rcmnvin
mil ik-velnpnit'iit of that couiitrv
n.in is no ninor man Mr. John Stewart, oik
i f the wealthiest amttiioMt inliui'iitia! citizen
in the county. Ina recent letter he ean:
"I hail heen siifTcrin from )ai-itf in my lia. U
cml ireneral kidney complaint Tor oine time,
and hail meil many reiiudU-s without am
'jut temporary relief. 1 he pains in lie hack
l.ad ttccome bo severe that I was .reventiij
iroin attcmlinu' to my work ami couM not
1 iovc with ut the line of a cant-. Ili.irinir,
iliroiiKh a friend, of the wonderful cures if.
Mtt by Oregon Kidney Tea, I wai induced te
try a box, and from that vcv first doc I
f-.uinl instant relief, and before u inir hall
the contents of the box the pains in r. y hark
cut in ly disappeared I have every f ilh in
me virtues ol tne ureiron Kidney lea, miu
cn conscientiously reooiuinend it to mj
friends. 1 would not be without it tor any
tiling."
Oregon K idney Tea cures headache, incon
tinence of urirc, brick dust sediment, burn
iniror painlul sensation while imn.eiii. and
alf affections of the kidney or urinarv oraiiE
ol cither sex.
Voii'K-Ait icm
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persons baiii!? stock in th.
irin:.' to r . I. Such, m Itcn-
li n county, are reoesteil to remove thesrnii'
on or beiore the first dav of fwm rnlr.
K. L. Sm li.
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed :
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We have overcoats for the big,
And Overcoats for the small,
Overcoats for you one,
And Overcoats for you all.
A Great Overcoat Sale !
We make OVERCOATS a leading specialty, aid can truthfully assert that no Fneh an assortment
has ever before been se?"n in the Willamette Valley. We have :
Caios overcoats
Long overcoats
Itloltja ovorco.vte
"Worsted overcoats
"Wo have Blue, Black and Bromi Overcoats
"Wo havo Tan, Snuff and Slato Colored Overco tz,
Overcoats with fur on and overcoats -without fur
Overcoats with Velvet Collars, Overcoats with cloth collars
We ha-ro single and double "breasted overcoats
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These lines have been inventerl liv
Mr. Co. White. The l.ADIEs'
I AII.OK. of Hi! New Hiirlinirton 8t. .
W. London Kiiirlaiiil. anil 111-2 !'
trect. N. V.. Washington . 1). t:
The success since introduced, 4 yc.irs
Hiro, lias been marvelous. More than
million laJlies in Eurote and this
countiy are' using them with the
rrcati-st sa'i faction. Thee linitu's
ue cut to your order, therefore an
leirunt titnuir and stylish wuist. mill
bh-eves are always guaranteed. They
in; cut oi Best hnirlish S i n n
hiidcs. lu orderiri"- send the bust
measure, over the highest part of
bust and wuist measure; if extra long
wnistcd mention !t. Price, So cents;
in Kaci-v r'igu;ed Sileiu 7r. -...iiv
xtra postage. Send postal note.
imincy order or stamps to ten.
v t.ite, Ladies' Tailor. 1 !' K Si
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IN ItKAIIV t:i'T SKIKT
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The Skirts are cut of h.-st Enoli b
IVrealinc. in all shades. They are
cut. to your order, ther. fore an elegant
tiling skirt is always guars iiteec1: In
order. ng send waist measure and
ieii 'th of skirt in front. Price 7.'ceiit-i
and l'i cents for postage. Send pcstul
note, money order or stampe, to (ieo.
White, budies-Tailor; Street, N.
., Washington, I. C.
French Tan- Wafer.
These wafera are- for the relief
and cure Of painful and iregnlar
menses, and will remove all ob
structions, no matter what the
cause, and are sure and safe every
time. Manufactured by Kmerson
Drug Co., .San Jose, Cab, and for
sale at J. A. Cummiag's drug
store only.
Sine Cure fur the Liquor or Opium
Habits.
The East India cure for these
awful habits can be given without
the patient's knowledge, and is
the only known specific for the
purpose, it is not injurious in the
least degree; manufactured by
Kmerson lirug Co., San Jose, Cal.,
and for sale at J. A. Cumiuing's
drug store only.
40 Years the Standard
11 orltl-teliflf $1,00 Sui
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Chinchilla overcoats
2:rsey overcoats
Stockin'.t overcoat:
ami overcoats wit h cassimeie linin". wi- Imm .v.-r.-.
sat u lining, and overcoats with worsted linirg. Call while the as
sortment id latge and make a .-election.
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