Morning daily herald., November 05, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

THE MORNING HERALl:TnUltSDAY, JtfOVEMBEK 5, 1891
kN SAXK.
Th Dailt Herald will be on
ul each morning at II. J. Jones'
book store, where it tan be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
THE MAIL.
Mil? t tht Albany puetofficc clone
Far ll office north )
The Eastern statca , 0
f x.
rhe Weal Hide I
C -nallia anil YaU'n .
allomoaaiiitb.. :
tiene al dr'ivtrv oieu v. Miml v i f"' ' t-
tt. a. u.l to Jr.a. .woiti. e oji.ii i'
box bO'iicn all !
JOTTINGS JktWVT TOWN.
Fresh Eastern oyster.- at Irom's
Fresh crisp celery at Allen Lros.
K. F. Ashby, of Portland, is in
the city.
' Isora has the only oyster parlors
ia the city.
Oxford tics at your own price at
Idem Bros.
Pigs feet and t-ottr kraut at
Allen liros.
Choice eating and rooking a p; les
at Allen Bros.
Repairing ueatly done at Klein
Bros shoe store.
A fine line of gold rings just
opened at V ill & Stark s.
Mr. John A. Crawford, returned
last niht from l'ortland.
Klein Bros., are uivini; their
customers an ele-Miit piano.
Go to the I'elrnoiiit'o resfaiiiant
for Eastern and Coast oysters.
Dancing school Friday evening
at the opera lionet- at 3 "Y!o k.
Kehersal of Helslnzer to-ni'it
at the college building, at 7 '.'.
Fresh oysters in any style at tin
l'iainund Chop lloiie -" cents.
Allen Bros., always supply their
customers with butter and egg.
Necessaries tlelicacit'S and
luxuries, at Allen Bros., grocery.
The Ingram murder case is set
for trial a' '.) o'clock ttii-t n rn 1 1:
Fresh Mocha, Java, and '..ended
cotl'ee received on every steamer at
Allen Bras.
Mayor M. A. Miller, of I.el.anon.
returned from a trip to the metrop
olis last eveuii.g.
The Philohurmoic society will
give a gran t ball at the opt ra
house Christmas night.
Judge Flinn ret unit d lust even
ing from Salem, wliert. he went to
argue a case lie fore the supiem.
court.
Mrs. II. E. Chipman ami Mrs.
Cat Burk hart returned last even
ing from a v isit to Salt m and
Poitland.
Ke. . W. Hill wiil preach tin
annual Thanksgiving sciium in
the Baptist clmrch November -Mil.
at II a. m.
Admirers of sweet toned piano
and latest improve I organs should
fill at Will tic Link's and see tin ir
magnificent instruments.
J. 1. Montgomery, who retcn'.h
worked in the Oie.n Pacitic t i
fice, has accepted the position ui
night ojierator lor the Southern
Pacific here.
Ueo. W. loilder. Edward l'.kd
Rett and Win. i berheimer left
yesterday for a trip up the San
tiam, where they Lav.- taken up
tituler claimj.
Memliers of the Philoharmonic
society are requested to met at
t'leir i.all this evening prcmptly
at 8 o'clock. IuiMrt:tiit lUri".ess.
Py order of the president.
Ir. Thompson, of San Fiaru i-co,
Cat., secretary for the Pacific
coast of the American Suil.ith
I'nion, will preach in the M. E.
cliurch next Sunday at II v. i.,
and at the same p'ace at 7 :.':t v. m.
The citizens ticket was elec'ed
at the Junction city election .Mon
day as follows: Mayor, t . A.
Savior, Sr.; ii.niu-ilmen, S. P.
(ill more, II. P.undy and M. M.
Kceleston; recorder, J. J. Puller;
t easurer, J. M. Pee be; marshal,
J. W.Kirk.
For one week only tl:e Lad es
Bazaar will make a "big reduction
on all trimmed millinery.
I'ruhale Matter.
j
In the matter of the tsta'e of
Wm. l'eeliler, rejrt of sale of real
property approved. Final account
tiled and Tuesday, Ietcmher S.
IH'II, at 1 o'clock "r. m. tixed us tin?
tl ite for hearing the same.
In the matter of the application
of W. V. Chapman to become a
citizen of the I nited States ; dulv
admitted.
In the matter ol the t stale of
Maria Crewse, acceptance of guar
dian ail litem tiled. Answer of
guardian tiled and order for sale
ixsutd as prayed for.
In the matter of the estate and
guardianship of tiny an i Nehie
Thompson; inventory cud ap
praisement tiled.
In the matter of the estate of
Elijah Saltmarih ; citation iss-utvl
returnable Itc 7, ls'.H.
Ladies, Misses and children's all
wool underwear in great vaiiety at
the Ladies Bazaar.
agana'it 1'ul.llc Ht-li.n.N-
-i . ; -
fiinit.- in i-.utne rcccniiv (: no-, iin-ulj lur a't mhi an.i
had the pi casure- of shaking hands u A .rm i-ir,-;.- ..! mentlet.
witlll'rof. 1). V. S. Keid, principal j .v .::.!,. ,rit.- wi-u.lii ii(.r was gcm.l
of the Eugene public schtol's and f,r tli, i-on.rat.iriitiuiw n ci.iicludrj
formerly school Bupcr'nt.-tidenl ol ' ami ti. - t..fi..r,.ii,.ii tMw- u.t- it- i.iti.t oi
Linn county. These scbo Is ton-j in -hn. 1,1 .r.c,ts. ah rc-.-.t jo-nol
sistofthe cent al sclio;,!, having i ;.. v.,-i. us n., ,,, .. 1,.,,,,,, ,lai;i- in thiir
u enroll mfnt of i'.'.'O pupils and ! m !.:,:.. ... i.v,-1,, .v i ..ji.i!ti,.om,if
eight teachers and tt.e th-rv Uo.1,1. . to ti . i..m u sir. Pro fs
school. havin an enrollment of : i..re..'. t.u i.,;',- , t ..f n,. ij,v. au.
a0." pupils and eight ttachers. j iHi,.i:.u- t- r .i.v xi-itirii; ci," iiji n,i
l'rof. Kei.l deserves sireatt rcd t for , 1,. r 1 .m.i,. i -i... ....t,- ian ,1 n.
his excellent methods of sciux.l
Sovernment and the teachers
eeerve high praiKe for their untir
ing t-tlbrts in the 'cause of educa
tion. The rooms are well lighted
ml ventilated. And the Sanitary
condition of both schools is looked
after by l'rof. Reid rsona!ly.
The Professor is an enthusiastic
canitarist.
ALMOST A CAT&SrSOrHE.
ne 3a Narrow'y Escape Drowning in
th Willamette at the Bridge Site.
A narrow en-ape fr..m a whole
sale drowning occurred at the
1,1 id , site vestir.iav. At noon,
six men, including A. S Miller,
who h is been sriperinteiidiug the
bridge woi k during the absence of
his .-on, F. J. Milhr, 11. A. Love,
Mr. S!o.ve, and two other nu n,
-tarttd across the river in a small
l.;it, and when about IW feet fiom
I lie L nt u n nty shore the boat
which was a frail craft and over
loaded, wa" tarried down by tin
current against a pi'c which had
l.cen driven into the water as a
larleiiin t'.r a t uy n pe, and was
capsized, piecipitating all of the
men ino the swiftly tlowing cur
rent. Mr. Love, Air. Stowo and
another man caught hold of the
pile. The two latitr succeeded in
i limbing tip to the top in safety,
but Mr Love being underneath the
o'hers t-ou'd not hold on and went
down, lie w as rescued when al
most drow ned by a man who went
to his HSsis'aiice in a lniat. Mr.
Mill.-r v :u also in a preraiious sit
uation ami was being carried down
by tic cur lent when one of the
n.e'i reached him an oar and bwam
hy h'.s sida until the shore was
reached. The oth.-r occupants of
the Ik at swam safi ly to shore.
The men on the pile were then
rt scut'd from their perilous perch.
Mr. Miller and Mr Love were in
an exhausted condition. They
wr re assisted airo s to this city,
and v ry at'ention givvn them.
Mr. Miller, who is mi ngtd gi-ntle-nutn,
is cotdiucd to hi room as a
result of the accidvut, but nothing
serii'in will follow, it is hoped.
Mr. I'VO h. s fullv recovered. Mr.
.Miller is the father Hon. II. B.
Miller, of Grant's l'a-s. and his sun
b . . I. Miller, is clerk oi the stafe
railroad commission. '
;CODMY COURT PKOCEFDINGP.
lit signa" ion of J. F. II vde justice
of pi ae for Lebanon precinct,
accepted and II. F. W. Kindman
appointed.
.1. K. eaihertoPi vs .Mtlian
I'., mid Oln-y Fry Sr. t iyil
action in countv. court ilismisseil as
to Oluev I-iv Sr. au l judgment
agiinst Nathan P.. try.
r.n.i..- .M.i.ow Ki.
Fees case Pa vi.l West . . .$..V
Ki es case Frank Ingram ... iii.'.ni
Foshav Mason, stationary i;o.l"
M. A. I"ii.'i raid, Iroiinty - (K)
llarrisbnrg Liiinbt-rirg Co.
a- i t loads 41 :V
I Iarrisburg Liimbel ing Co.. T't.U-l
N. P. Payne, fees :5ii.0"
li. F. Unssell saUry Si).(X)
lileciric Lights -'7.5M
Andrews ; Jennings acct
nads 10.IH)
P. W. Spink lumber 7. IS
P. W. Spink Inini er Il.HJ
K. P.. I 'avidrtoii acct court
hijusi'
l ees iiiiiiest Kiston. . . .
John I'sher j mitoi ...
l ees eate John Mills. . .
l' es ease Joseph Peters
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Wrick u.t the
i1iiiii1I'h Mouth.
The l'.tit:sh ship Stiaithblane,
sixtien liays from Honolulu, in
ballast, went ashore twenty live
miles north Astoria at " o'clock
l'uesdav morning. She i-i a total
reikhe lies abreast of Shoal
watt r bay, Wahirgton, we'l upon
Miesaml; the masts anil rigging
cone, ami the hull fast goim; to
oieci s. In an hour the 'ape llan-
iMck !i!- sav i ij ir crew and a large
number oi men from llwaco
reached the sce.ie of the wr.-ck on
a Np- cii I train. It was lo.v water
ivheii tin- vtsii-1 tti uk, and a
heavy g.ih bio ting. - The life crew
worke I biavely and the men went
up to their necks in the waves.
One boat loa ; of men came ashore
.in I r. xrt twenty-three more on
lioard. The waves were sweeping
clear ov r the vessel. All were got
Siiie'y ashore except six, who were
'Ironed. Captain Cathill,
llicba d I luges, carenfer; Thomas
lluntir, CiHjk; Poiisl I McLeod,
seaman; a psseiiger, a lawyer
iroin tlonoltilu. Win. Lewis, and
anothi r m ni. Four bodit j were
recovered.
llie Halifiirk Funeral.
The funeral of F J. Babjoek in
Saleip, yesterday. was largely
attt-ndfd. He was widely known
and hi-jhly esteemed. The follow
ing citizens of Albany were in at
' in'ance at the lunernl: J. K.
Weathe for.l, W. L 1 laker, Mr.
Pow.-n, C. K. I law kit s, W. B.
I'.arr, l. P. Mason, Dr. i. W. Mas
ton. F. li. Hammock, II. I'ryant.
J. W. Cusick, D. ;. Clark, J. P.
lialbiaith, Clay Marshall, 0. B.
Winn. W. F. Crosny, D. C. Schell,
iieo. r.. t liam lei lain, (i. I . War
ner, C. li. WolvcrCoii atiil D. Iv. N,
Plackbi:rn.
mai;i:iki.
l-IU'l'sr-i.oAX: At tli.- rf-.i.l-nv of Mr.
sim Mr., VV. T. II, aril, o.nier Kolirlh and
W;. laiirn n -trciH, A'li.n;, l)i. Nov.
I, I - 'I. ;.l .1 1 p. v., I. i' E. l-ropst ami
M:- I.';. ;. .i'.. . I.. 1: l'ih 1, of Tie
rir-t I'n hU n .Un . u Itiiatmj;.
'I In- ivrtncn. j S..V imiit-tl in tht- ten
"il CMfatVar intiiti .r.' f ri rn!s f tht- ron-tr;i-.tins
I lit:.-. ;li,- u-r'ioiii Is a jnun 111:11
willkiKun in .V'ijkj. hating lit t-n born
:i li...il in latin .-omiti . lie graihiutnl
loin llie Ail io!:.-'i' in l-ii. i.,. ,r;,i.
II:. will m trie .low n t. it..- .1 ui ol life ill
thvir in-wly tilti-1 li nn, in titv.
1 i'AVi;n:s-nv is.-x,.v tn., iv.. al
Oi? I'icb. teri..i Via. le f, , Pn.h.ld,
y,' S.-U.irl I h iml.erv an.! Mi, -a.
01. lie l.ippy cup c d. p:.i:e. co ti e
no. n ' r:i n I i l-.ntl... .!.
If you are hungry go to Parker
Bros, and get a h af of the best
brtud in the ci! v.
NOTES FEOM JDNOTIOH.
Plenty of wild geese.
Farmers have town but very lit
tle fall giain.
N.tiilmore i building a nice
residence in the eastern part of
town.
Work on the brick hotel and
the oM?ra house has been delayed
on account of wet weather.
We are glad to say that Junction
has a paper, Loth neat newsy and
a credit to the plate.
A hunting paity consisting of
tieorge Hays, Al Weaver and Mr
Shrauder returned yesterday from
a weeks hunt on the McrCenzie.
Ihey killed two bear and three
deer.
Our public school under the
mar.agement of Prof. K. F. Orator
as principal and Miss Mattie Lee
and Anna Crain, is (loin-.' well,
more than a hundred pupils are
enrolled.
City election took phi'e yester
day, all voters who had not ptid
city taxes were ruled out and a good
deal of growling was the result.
The delegates who went from
here to the state convention of the
Y. P. S. C. E. held at Albany,
were Thus. Handsaker, John
Templeton, Mrs. M. J. Hays, and
An ia Crain, they report a good
time.
J. A. Bushnell, has been drawn
as a U. S. Juror from this Lane
county.
Rev. M. S. Riddle pastor of the
First Presbyterian of Kugene was
down here last week to take in
consideration the propriety of cr
gairzing a cliurch here. .
J.UIIIOCI IB I UW Oil II1G K'OIIIJU IV
build a Christi in church iu,re V.
puna a Liiristun inurtn
Lumber is now on the ground to
They expect to have it linished by
the lirst oi the j ear.
Our enterprising merchant
M. Jack sen will sell at public no
tion every Saturday until his stock
is reduced in order to make room
for more gooods.
REAL ESTATE BALES-
J. M, Philpot to Win. Curtis,
parcel in sec 2, tp lt, S K 4 w;
consideration, $L'(M).
C. C. Milt by to Win. Bilveu,
lot 11, containing 12 acres, in
(Joins' Land Plat; consideration,
$1,000.
D. B. Monteith et al to City of
A.banv, riKht of way to steel bridge
cu Calapooia street, Albany; con
sideration, $7");).
W. B. Smith to J. W. Swank, S
w ?4 of N K '4', sec 10, tp 14, S R 2
w ; consideration, $2U0.
Brownsville B & L Ass'n to G(o.
Howe, blk 14, U's 2nd A to North
r.rowiisville; consideration, $1!5.
B. Burtenshaw to P. Shields,
1 acre in Lebanon ; consideration,
1
J.J DuBruille and A. Klein,
trustees, 10 J. R. Morrison et al,
lots 3, 4, 5, G, blk 2. Mapltwood A ;
onsideratioli, ifilOO.
(i. E. DeVauey et nx to N. C.
Mvers, parcels in Scio; considera
tion, J230.
C. C. Ci oper et ux to Miller, 4
acres in sec 28, tp LJ, SRI E;
con -iteration, $J00.
J. M. Pa'ston et ux to A. Dorfge,
lot !f, b!k 17, R'sSrd A to Ltba
non ; consideration, $1.
J.J. DuBruille et 1 to C. W.
Watts, lots It) 11, 12,13,14,13,10,
17, IS, blk 1, D. k K's A ; consid
eration, t'.KiO.
Lillie M. and Everett Rii haidson
to Aaron ilson, '4' interest 111
I0G..V acres in D. J. C. of Vincent
Walton; consideration, $100.
J. T. Keirns admr ettateof Win.
Peebler to J. R. Swank, K '.v D. L.
C. of tleo. Churchill; considera
tion, $:,o20.
J. S. Ames et al to I eral Wood,
lots 2. 3, ti, blk 8. in Sweet Home;
consideration, $!H).
Harvey Shelton et al to Viu.
Shelton, 1 acre in Scio; considera
tion, $1,(M.
U. S. toB. W. Cooper. 181.74
acres, sec 28, tp 12, S R 3 w;
patent,
To Kec-over Stoleu I'ropertjr.
Win. Royce, w ho resides near
Lebanon, was is the city yester
day en route to Salem, where he
went to claim possession of some
stolen property found in the pos-
se-sion 01 a brace 01 noise luieves
arrested there. Thev stole a hack
and horses from Mr. Royce and a
team of horses in Lane countv.
The Ladlcit' Fmvorlte.
By persuing the pages of the
French Fashion Journals repub
lished in tnglisli try A. McDowell
Co., 4 West !4th Street New
Voik, it can readily be understood
Imw they have becjme "llie Favor
ites" with ladies. Issued in Paris
by different pubPshers, lht'7 are
the leading Fashion Journals of the
"OU World." It is not, there
fore, a matter for surprise that un
biassed critics should have pro
nounced them the best Fashion
Journals ever oll'crtd to the
American public. It would be
btrange, indeed, if ladies did not
give up the inferior Fashion maga
zines which they have hitluno
patronized for these handsome
journals, whi -h are known to be a
month ahead of all others in giv
ing the style?, and contain such
valuable prm-'ical lessons in the
art of cutting and making dresses.
"La Mode le Paris" and '-Album I
des Modes" are rival for the first
place, single copies being cents
e..ch. or i3.."0 per annum, "la
Mode," the Family Magazine,
iB '
oniy i. cents a copy, or ?l.;U a
jear. Do not allow news agents
to substitute inferior publications
for these, w hich can he mailed to
you froiu New York at the prices
nere given.
ln.li aud Ueueral Market.
The undersigned have opened a
tish and geneial produce market
on Seeor.d street, between Broad
albin and Ellsworth, where e
will keep the best of fresh fish,
game, oultry and general rrduce
maikt-t, and invite a share of pat
ronage. Cull and see us.
SLAIUIITEB & C-Vl bLKY.
HEW3 OF TEE COAST.
Interesting Items
Tbrongbont the
from Exchange!
Northwest.
Superstitious people of Pupallup
are now greatly alarmed because
there are thirteen teachers em
ployed in the public schools.
Some rascal set tire to UlXW cords
of wood, belonging to the railroad
company, near Sisson, Cal.. one
night lately, and it proved a total
loss.
Several important suits have
been brought in Umatilla county
to ascertain the exact legal rights
of several local irrigation com
panies, and to test the constitu
tionality of the irrigation law
parsed fast winter.
J. M. Body, the immigration
agent, ho says he has a olony of
1500 oersons whom he will locate
in Oregon, ia t-aveling through the
Willamette valley on business
connected with his enterprise.
They intend to engage in manu
facturing enterprises.
Great preparations are being
made for an extensive acreage
in grain this coming yeai in
Eastern Oregon. New eettlc-rs are
constantly arriving, and the
amount of ground that is being
broken up indicates the confidence
farmers have in this part of the
state.
The farmers of Eureka Flat,
near Walla Walla, are striving to
raise means to sink an aitesian
well. The Union-Journal says it
is proposed that each farmer to be
benefited shall pay 10 cents an acre
into a fund to be used for tuis pur
pose, and this assessment on the
100,000 acres o-.wied on the tlat
II- I 1 .
would raise a sum large eiiongh to
, . f . .,.M.n . .
eink a drill from loCO to 21K 0 feet
il necessary. The farmers will
pmbably approve this plan,
as the cjit for each individual
will be small and the benefits t)
be derived will be large.
One of the be6t bird dogs in
Lane county is owned by Park
Zumwalt, of Irving precinct. An
old and experienced ccck Chinese
pheasant will not be set.by a dog,
hut will keep running at almost
the speed of a horse. Mr. Zum
walt's drg has evider.tiy7studitd
the nature of the ri:d tnd found r
way to bring him to a stand. Af
ter a hot chase of a couple of hun
dred yards he leaves the scent and
makes a wide circle around the
bird, two or three times. Not
being pursued the bird stops, and
the the dog conies back to the
scent, follows and easily sets Mr.
Chinaman.
raaaeil a Bogus Check.
One Charles Stone, wa? arrested
yesterday on a charge of obtaining
"money under false pretenses in
pasainga bogus check on the Bank
of Oregr n. It was for $27.00 and
was signed by John (iahan, and
Stone said he had been working
in a logging camp 011 the Santiam,
and had come to town too late to
get it cashed. He presented it at
the Exchange Hotel and Mr.
James Murray paid him $3 on the
check, but suspecting that it was
not all right, investigated the mat
ter and found the check to be bo
gus. Stone is in jail to avv tit ex
amination. Are You lining to Clear I.anil?
The late rains have put the
ground in a good condition for
grubbing. To those dtsiring a
"nod, strong, licet ive, and in
every wa first class grubbing
machine we would say that they
could do no better than to corres
pond with or call on G. M. Stroup,
Albany, Orezon. The machines
are eold at very reasonable rates
In Jail at Astoria.
A dispatch from Astoria says :
Lillian Young, a 10 year-old .niss
who ran away from Albany recent'
ly with a negro named George
W lute, was arrested Tuesday by
Sheriff Smith on advice fioin the
girl's nioUier, who lives at (Vr
vallis. Her dusky paramour was
also taken in by Smith, and both
are in the county jail pending a
hearing, which will be given to
morrow. In her letter to the
sheriff the girl's mother says that
she is not yet of age, and in of a
wild disposition. The pairarrived
in Astoria rearly three weeks ago
and have been quartered in an up
town lodging house since.
Teachers' Examination.
Notice is hereby given that the
regular public examination of
teachers, for Linn county, will
take place in Albany, commencing
on Wednesday, ov. 13th, at 1
o'clock r. m. and continue until
Friday noon, Nov. l.'5'h. All
teachers must positively be present
at the time of commencement, as
no one will be admitted to the ex
amination who is not so present.
(i. F. ItCSSEI.I.,
County School Suiierintendent.
The Misses. Ball have received
their stock of mililnerv for the
season, call ami examine hetoie
purchasing el.-ewhere.
1'Iillllp l'hllll-.
The Oregonian says: One of
finest, if not the most magnificent
and instructive exhibition ever
given to the people of Portland,
was given last evening at the
Taylor street church by thatsinger
and traveler of wor'd w ide reputa
tion, Philip Phillips. The irrand
panorama of paintine representing
tt.a cfrp.it rilit.c n.ifurat spoiiorv
and real life from the Suez canal
as a slatting point to Washirg on,
D. V., in our own laud, illustrated
by the melody of music, such as
l'l.ilip Phillips only can produce,
left an impression upon the minds
of those present thai never can, or
will be eraaed. He will be at the
Albany opera house Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday. Nov. Ki,
17 and 18th. Course "tickets can
now be had at Will & Link's
music store at il 7").this reserves
the same seat for the three nit-hts.
l..n't niies the greatest jdlgrim
singer in the woild.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Oysters in every style at Isom.s
Cranberries at C. E. Browneil's,
Meals at the Deliuonieo 25 cents
For nice fresh oysters go to John
Isom s.
Ovsters in any ouanlily at
Isom's.
Oysters for families 50 cents
pint at Isom's.
New jewelry of latest patterns at
will Stark's.
Bnv vour irasoline stoves of
llojkins Bros.
New dress goods just receivid at
w. F. Read's.
Will & Staik have some elegant
souvenir spoons.
Meals at all hours at the Dia
mond Chop House.
When in town call at the Del
monico for your ineals
Fresh oysters in any style at the
Diamond Chop House
Choice pickles in bulk, or quan
tities to suit, at Parker Bros
Great reduction in embroidered
flouncing at W. F. Reads
Fresh comb honey, Linn county
production, at Parker Bros
Beautiful gold watches in every
imaginable design at W ill
Stark's.
Oh ladies, look here, 5
of St. da at F. E. Allen's
cents.
pound
for 2.
Keep your
gains at F. E
ejes open for bar
. Allen's cheap gro
eery store.
Littler & Ball, dentists, make
aluminum plates, gold plates and
continuous gum plates.
Soilaville water is kept constant
ly on hand bv the bottle at G. L.
Blackman's drug store.
Go to the Albany Baths & liar
her Shop for first class work
Ge. A. Landrcth proprietor.
All kinds ot lruit boxes in
quantities to suit at the Sugir
Pine Door St Lumber Company a,
Span of good horses, harness
and farm wagon for sale. Apply
to J. A. iiross or at Depot Hotel
Furniehed room suitable for one
or two gentlemen. I'se of bath
Convenient location. Inquire of
C. B. Winn.
Will & Stark will be glid to
show you their large line ol beau
tiful silverware. It will do you
gcod, even if you don't buy.
Call and see the brilliant dis
play of library lamps 1 1 C. K
nrowncli s. -Not one kept over
from last year but all this-year's
stvles and will be sold at the
lowest living prices.
Mi. J. S. Morgan has just
completed burning a fresh kiln
at 1 is brick yard one mile west o
the court house, and is preparei
to fill nil orders. A man will be
in waiting at the yard to attend to
all callers tor brick
There ..et
tied in I la
QUARTER
ker l Oiintj -wOre (Iff Jl
on, near u rmtui n
ia new linker t:it . npCUTIIQV
man uho ha gineiUbrl I Uil I
become iiU-iiti:U-l with the reiiir.Trii
and development ofthat country. Thi
:AG0
man is no i.in -r man nr. John Stewart, one
of the wealthiest midni.ttt iiitiuential . it'Z.:nt
in the county. In a recent letter he khys:
'l had tiecn diirT erin- from pai:i9 in tnv la
vnd ireneral kidney c-iniil'iint lor "omc time.
and hai. used many rcmtuicH without am
but temporary relief. 1 he paitu in 1113 back
hael hecome no Heverc th 11 I waH prevented
from attending to n.y work and cr.uld not
move wiih iiit the nr.- of a tunc. Hearing,
ttiroiin a menu, ..1 the wonderful cures ef
toit by Oreunn Kidney Tea, I was induced t
try a box, and from that vc Unit d.-'ne I
found instant relief, and before 11 inn hal!
the content of tht box the p.iiu-i in r. y lack
entirely dii-.ppe.ircd I have et cry f "ith in
the virtue- of the Oregon Kidney' Tea, aud
can couscientiouHiy rejomm.jcd it to n.y
inen.in. 1 wou.u not ne winioiit it lor any
thimr."
orcnon Kidney lea cures headache, incon
tinence of urine, brick duid itediuicnt, burn
uitfor painf j! peii-iatioii uhile urinating, and
an aneciions 01 tne KMi.ey or urinary orau
01 eui.er sex.
BieiiLKVS AUMtl KALVK.
The best salve in the vvorM fur CuU.
Bruises, So.es, I leers. Salt Klicum,
sever sores, letter, Chapped Hatut,
IJIiilhlaitis. C'orrrs, anil skin Eruptioun,
nnd pos tively cures l'iltts, or i.o pay
leqmreu. 11 is jiuarantt-i-a to giv.
perfect satisfaction, or money re
funded. Price U5 cents per box. Fcr
sale by toslmy Mason
THE WOULD KNKICHKD.
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 was first produced
ttie world was enriched with the on
ty perfect laxative known, as it is
llie only remedy which is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt and effectual tocleanse
the system gently in the Sprii.
time or, in fact, at any time any
the better it is known the more
popular it becomes.
Sheii's rimto(railiH of llie World.
One of the most beautiful and
appropriate holiday books that
has been issued, hears the title
above given. It is fuliy ex
plained by the title, for it illus
trates all of the objects and scenes
of interest in the dillerent parts of
world, and that two with all the
truthfulness and beauty of
the genuine photograph. Overtwo
hundred aud fifty of these full
page photographs aie given. The
book is one of the lines t gift books
that could be imagined of, and is
simply sunerb. It will Ijo sold by
subscription.
(Jsed ia Millions of Homes
DSPRICES
m0 Baking
, yjPowder:
MEN'S,
OMERG
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, and can truthfully assert that no n h an assortment
has ever before been seun in the Willamette" Valley. We have :
Ca33 overcoats
Lon? cvorcoats
Melton overcoat?
Worsted overcoats
Wo havo Blue, Black and Brown Overcoats
Wo have Tan, Snuff and Slate Colored Overco iz,
Overcoats with fur on and overcoat: without fur
Overcoats with Velv:t Collars, Overcoats with cloth collars
Wo ha-se single and double breasts! overcoats
We have overcoat: for .he small a:n as -well as the large man
v
have overcoats wirh silk lining, and overcoats with eassiim'ie lining, we have t en-oats w ith fariner
sat 11 lining, and overcoats with worsted linirg. Call while tlu- as
sortment is laige and make a selection.
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ALBANY,
WIHTH'SWLOV
TINU
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These lilies li tve tieen invented liy
Mr. ;co. White, The LADIES'
1 AII.OU, of 1 hi New Hurlintrtiin St.,
v . I.iiniloti Knirhimi, and 111. r .
Street, .N. Y., Wasliinjrton, D.
The sueccss since iiitrodiK-eit, 4 ye irs
:i"i, lia heen 111 -irvelous. More lli.n
millton ladies in Enroi e anil this
ciiiintiy are living the 111 with the
great-.t suii faction. Thee liuintrs
are cut to your order, therefore 1111
elegant titling and stylish waist and
sli-i ves are always guaranteed. Tht-y
are cut of ttcst English Silesia in all
shades. In ordering send the bust
measure, over the highest part of
lm-t acd w aist rneasurp; if extra lung
waisti d n:cntio'i It. Price, 50 centu;
in Kauev Kigiced Silesiu, 75 cents
extra nnstage. Send postal note.
money order or stamps to Geo.
W Lite, Ladies liulor, 1 Vi r SU .
. Vishingtoii, 1). t".
WHITE'S
KKFKCT F1TIINU AMI IIANti
INS KE.tllY t'UT SKIKT
I.IMM1
The Skirts :ire cut of liest Engli h
I'en-aliiie, in all shades. They are
ut to vour order, ther fore an elegant
tiling t-kiit is always guaranteed. 1 In
order 11 g rend vvuist measure and
le 11 th of skirt 111 front, t rice i.icents
und Iri cenls for postage. Send pcstal
note, ruouey order or stain pe, tot.eo.
White, Ladies' Tail:r: UVl Street, N.
W., iVasliington, I). C.
Suie Cure for the Liquor or Opium
Huhlta.
The Fast India cure for these
awful habits can be given without
the patient's knowledge, and is
the "only known specific for the
mrpose, it is not injurious in the
east degree; manufactured by
Emerson Drug Co., San Jose, Cal.,
and for sale at J. A. Cumming s
lrug store only.
Lout.
The rii' Hcrilx-r hchy arn any erson
f.om rt h .nil." a I sink cl.ejk. I st l.y him
.luring the last f-vv l:is( fioii.i'H-lierc in the
rit- it m sii.w.l. 'I lie t l.e.-k u ad Umn tl.p
1'ir .t National lin k, ot A Imny, m l:ior o'
the iimli-rHignnl fr IMS, il tinned l.y A.
II u-kli-ni.-ii I'iixim'iit h:i9 lieiu tH-d at
the lM.k. All.il, Oct 31, 1MM, W. W.
Ilowwi.
40 Years the Standard
BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S:
Ulster overcoats
Chinchilla overcoat:
Kersoy overc:at3
Stockinet overcoats
rrrrwE have a few of onr
fa
YOU
wiSM o:ntk.
Ualla;e
STRAHAN BLOCK.
j ii iit 1 1 111 in n
111 llie world snail l mi
0
5-01 us
FOR PRICES, (IUAIJ1V COXSIDEREI).
jrvi-: r.rv
iff'AXD SI-1 I.
jrsr-tm ;i r
SO WE CLAIM.
L. E. BLAIN,
The :-: Leading
Merchant
Bdz overccat3
Cheviot overcoats
leaver overcoats
Corkscrew overcoats
& (o
OREGON".
the (':.!,sf.stjsi
THE LOU I.ST.yjT
tiii: i.i-.m.i-i r.,
GALL AND SEF.
:-: Clothier
oys
Tailor.