Morning daily herald., November 14, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

ME MOBNLNG HEKALD: SATURDAY, KOVEMBER 14, 1891
UN HALF.
Th Dailt Hsralo wi'l be on
aale each mora in IT at If. J. Jones
book store.whereitonhe procute
at 5 cents per copy. f
THE M Ml.
Malta t the Albany pHitote cUme
For til office north i
The Kaatern atatca
rha Wert Sida
C .rallu ami Y4U:u
all ottViaauuth..
Urn il delivery oc;ii jii-fl y
9 am. an ti Jr. a. IWUli
box o nrr all day .
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JOTTIXUS AKML'T TOWN.
1'hilip Phillips Monday veiling.
The Noss Jollities art- coining t"
Albany on Nov.
J. K. Weatherford returned
from Portland list evening.
Dou't forgft to try Kenton'.- tine
sweet cider while it is Irish.
S. V. Keeec, of the tirecti l-asin
Lumbering Co., is in the city.
Postmaster F. M. Miller an.l .1.
F. Whiting, of Lebanon, an; in
the city.
l. M. Larg, Charles Mueller
and Wiu. Campbell went to .Salem
yesterday.
lr. G. V. Mastort and family
went to Portland ycsierdiy to
spend a few day.".
Judge 1. K. X. Idackbnrn Las
returned from Curvallis. whore In
has been attending court.
The city council met la-t tii.-ht
and adjourned until Tuesday cven
ills' without transacting any I i -1 -i.ess.
John C. St-.!', ti.e well known
saddlery harJwaie man, of Sao a
nii-nto, is sb-pping v.t the t.
1 bailee.
The contract for building the
Cumberland Presbyterian church
atSndaville has been awarded t
Vt . F. Ba-gcr, ot t'oburg.
Mr. S. Shannon, a'eiit for the
Spanish Sti:tleiits, is in t'ie c tv
makicg arrangements fir ids
company at the opera h--iise, 1'. i
day, Nov. Path.
Mr. C. K. Wolvcrt.-n. Jud-.- I..
Flinu, lion. J. K. Weal!. e. ford
and Jude J. J. Whi in-y have
been attending circuit conit in
Corvallis this week.
lr. K. lowney lllair, aCiim'ier
lain Presbyterian minister, will
preach in the Southern Mel hi di-t
church Sunday morning and eve
ning at the usual hours.
The Philharmonic club i-i ar
ranging to give a fraud masquer
ade ball on Christmas i.ilit at I lie
opera house, which premises to be
tie event if the season.
The grand jury at Curvaids
faded to indict P. F. Watson, of
the Sunday Mercury, on a charr
of criminal libel for puhlishirg
articles reflect in; on the character
of J. R Scratfonl.
Kggs are scarce at "0 cent.-', an !
good butter is worth from '-'" t '..
cents. There is money lor sj'im
ons who is a hustler and ho v. di
make a businet-s of jir ducing
these staple items of tiade.
A praycruieeting ti ti e Im-al
union of the Y. 1. S. C. 1".. will bo
held in tlw Congregational church
Sunday, Nov. 1". at t:l" i v.
Subject: "In the World, but not
of It," John I7:llo. AW are
crdiallv invited.
Alusteml In.
Interesting exe'eises were held
t the G. A. K. hall l.i-t cvermir. i 1
the occasion being the mus'erii y
in of seven new membtrs. They
ware Ifcivid S. Gibson. Peiiiitidii
Zeigler. Kvart Hover. Samuel h-- j
llree. Kandall I'avis. Ivlw iinl !
I'nderwood and Frwin !i,w.
Several visitors were present t orn
Lebanon and else a here. Tli
exercises were com! uet d by 1'os
Commander J. F. Whit ug, of
Lebanon, after which a seciablt-
waa held, which was partieipate
in by the members ot both theG. (
I
A. K. anil the Women s Keliel ehuii ii i:ihop Bee Her will deliver
Corp. Refreshments were served 1 one of bis greale-t a idresMrs. Sub
and it was uuade a very pleasant j iect, "The Fin d Reckoning." The
occasion. j
The Kei'Ulillean
Tie republican
C'oiiiiniltf e.
central
com
mittee lor the city h is appointe'l
S.S.Train from ihe secoi d w ard
U nil the vacancy cause i by the
removal from the city of . H.
Irvine. The committee will meet
and rrangi; 'or the pr inaiy nu 1 1
mgs in a tew ilays. 1 he chan man
of the cornmittte is Isaac Conn ot
the tirst ward, i:d the m inl-ei
from the thiid w.i'd i- Wm.
lli'.'ton.
I'liilip I'hllll)-.
Philip Phillips 'Around th
Woildiua C'bariof .i S.mg"' is
all that has been el aimed for it.
It is beautiful, I ntertaiuing ami
instructive. Such has Imn tl.e
universal verdict of a large atnii
enee a Moart .Acad my last
night. The views are el- g nit Mini
desciiptive lectures int lest-cg.
and the music ot a h'gh i rdi r.
Such exhibition h;i: rerei.e !
the iiiiiiualilted i n'oremeiit -i i!
a number of prominent mini r,-is.
Mr. Phi. lips iinnouiH-nl tli.it a
change of programme wmiM In
presented each eveiiirg I 'a ly
State, Richii ond, Ya.
At the oera louse Moi.d.iy,
Tuesday and Wnlne-diy ru n i.g
of next week. Seats on s:i!.- at
Will A Link's music sloi c.
A Beautiful Sichl.
Julius tiradwohl wishes t rt
iiew his invitation to the iisbes i.i
Albany to call md ree ids bevnt -tul
array of hanging lamp- It is
a sight woith liKiking ct. lie has
just lea ived a ri.inplete lim-"!
bicycles and tricj les lor bo)sa:i-l
girls. He has aWo leit ivel mi-j
other large lot ot sugar, ami tho i-;
who wish lo purchase while st' ir
is cheap, rhould i;ot wair. ile
still sells choice Arbiickle's cftlec i
at one pom d fcr L' tnt. It;
will iay you to ca'l and inspect;
his Hoods. Those who waut hue
holiday presents should call early
aad have th?m laid away for tin m.
T3E Qcrsnoi; or paving.
Fi t
ie present c mil l
it atii'iils Hlnplc
ll.c !a! i.i"nt that il
ipll-.-tlOll
imvillL? Ill 'St S.'"ll in
ilr ti t
this i
-itv. Knough money Ins nl ready
U-eii spoilt in tryinf to make a ie-,i..-etal'
silcet I'V tlio iisj til
jiavel to bavi- put dev. n a tirsl-
lass ptvi iuenl fr .in one nd of
!n- btrc-et t tiie ,th- r, and still it
is mil My.
A iMiinber of piojerty owners
lui-.e a n ndy e press,.,! tticinsclves
mi.Morof pai:ig. a id now that
the ! i: br.ilg- ard t!i sewer work
is . i. r; to d IK the next public
. in ; : . lilt lit- shf.u'd iceiu ic tin'
pavn.got Albany's principal btlM
SUtef. Tin- bitllUl'.noUa
paveim lit th.;t is b: it:;,' p'.t down
on Wathin.t n st reft in IVtlaiid
is not so expensive but t .at i'
co ild be put I -. ii here to a U au
!a'", and it u.akis a fine s rec-t.
Asphal', w iecli is iic,i,,y the same,
or vitrii'ud brick, woul l also make
a if.o 1 sMvtt. The ipie.-:ioii ought
t i be (Hkcus ed. tl.e best kind of
pa'. ir.g lor a city lilv Albany dc
U iiuiiu !, and lt:e put into
executi u.
Ki tui lint ilmtie.
lb v. I. II
Fi.- her, of .1, il ron
one til til!1
ci. g..tes ot the Origoli
eonierei ce, to the gem ral coti
ieie 'iv ci' I he Iv.ai!ge!ii a! Asiociii
ii"ii, whit-li met in li;d:ai'aj lis.
I nduiiia, ri t ". nil d !io:ne on Wed
nesday, an.i was g'ad to again
rttUTit his work as presiding
l'.'oer of the Albany di tnet. The
iieuci.il eotifcn nee. In s.i s, con-i-!ed
of b 'tween tour aid live
h lmhed luiuis'ei ial aiitl lay dele
gaits Iroin a!l over the world,
reprtst utiug the tn'ire As-:ocia
ti-n. i;i.dioj I'sle i' iiu.l I'owiiian
after a iMivful iue-t:ga;ioii weir
iin ininii ii !y indicated and re
eliehd as bisho; s lor another
term.
Monument r.ir it lilf IVoinuti.
T!r National Mary Washington
M-moi'.d as ociatioii, cl.artcicd
February L'-', IS.iO, in the District
oi' Col imbia, a!i ids b the women
l America i r a monument for
t'ie j.rav'1'' i f Aiaiy the mo'lier of
Wa-teiiyt ei. The vice president
,.r Oregon iJ Aii .I.N. Itlp!i.
'the women ol Albiny are urged
to con' i :b"e this iii Miioriai.
Mis lie! tie Miller at Mr. Vourg's
-tor e wiii r ceive any i oiiti i ' u t ii.ri
liow ever Mil i!!. ThMwili be th
I r-t m jiiumt lit fleeted
woiiK ii to a w oiiiiin, and it is I
ptel
that id! will gladly icspoii I.
l'h.t-f r.
l.llleni Vniing.
ter Ali'lioi.se-'. fj,c siueiiii-
A 1 dioi.se
telldeiit of the p.'-v MilLdelail
hone m Fist i'. rt'.u.d, recently
stabiished by tl.e sis'ers of the
ibx-d .- Iiepi r I, mvived a letter
i'loiu Sh till' II. A. f liiith. nsking
lu r whether the home would take
eii.ii" i.( I.i.i'i-.iri Young, the l"i
via -ild Co'vidli-1 'jirl, who re-
ietiit'y i!o!,' witba negi" name 1
!liio:;e Yom g loen Al'o.ttiv, il'iil
w.i-i '..i.i'.l u..i'g with i i ii i in
A-toiia. T:ie letter was written
under daie o! Nov'. II. and Sister
Alo! .irises wrote in rej Iv thai the
gill wo'.ll I be t ikeil.
In
I'ltllef Ci'llrt.
.1 (
A.iruew Wiis
fill va.'ljlleV
a rri s'.ed
and ar
M'.'erdilV
i ligr I bi !, I
I'ue C.l: e W ;ls
oi :h city i
lt'-cordcr Helton.
Ii- m i-ed on motion
it u ii' V fur want of
new is a wmthhss
eie'iie. .:
I -cda : He has b. en
p i t of tee tun r.-entiy
i iid-g'i ded widow woman.
liung
with a
who is
-upp
ii:u i
:r- 1
.,t,r .
Ih
county
and wh
me!
is
: h.-i-el;
a
! ioi;iilj e
bjei t ol
en away
or more
behind
c! a.-:i v.
mm her
I H C iS OliS
the bai
. -v v. :n ;ti',
e on one
01 g'lt to Ii
l;i-lil iSrekrr.
Tu-n'ght in tl.e F.it Mello lut
lusiii ;i is ii' kii jw Ifilgo'l to be one
f tie mo.-t ...eil:il oratois on
tint I'ai'ilic co.'sl, and the p ople
of Albany will have the oppor
tunity to irght of listening to an
addr-st loiig to I e ri-ruf inhered.
Mu-ic will
muie eheir.
j invit' d t
line. I'om
be Ii. noshed bv I lie
I i'i'voi t- is conlially
atte! d. Admission
' miss this- t'e .t.
j h. aiicil h'iil i;Hl'il.
I The re!al niieiing-1 at
' Kvai gel.cd eliii'i li still coMimie
i i.otw ithstau iing ti e n;c!i iii"iicy
jil the wi:;ti'ir the coirun -gai ions j
i have ! e-i e: eo liiigil g. Rev. L. j
I S. Fi-!e r wiil coriiiiii t ihiee serv- i
j ices to-ii.or.'ow as follows: Regit- j
I l.ir st i viei -iit 1 1 a. m. Consei r;it ion I
!s rvic.f at ' r. M . . and a levival i
isiini'ii in the i- tuing on,
j ' M- in A o dial invi'alion
! is I'NtelH i"l to ill:. j
H..I-. -. Klllril.
'S'i.e -l i 1 1 I'iciti train mi the
i .l. tw;i!'l ii.vi. ii. n whiih ic.ii bed
il; c,t i sit i'i'.:v miiiiiinv' ran
into i l'.i:i 1 nl b' l -es (.j) tb,
iraCK I
in- :r 1'
l t s,
ll.lt e
in ri two
t' u'r.iiy
d tl
i. in
ai
a
t
pee
a' I' ns 'I,
i iilviic
i.p ti
! was
in!
! all the
i c:;rs leM 1:1:1
W hi V tile In
.-'.lie li' ad.
lb- track.
eilllid to be
I'l .llll i f M i Hi.-., n ,1.
'. A i.i - ll.aai 1 died at her
i i 'Ii .- e ; I v at I c. !. Vester-
1:
d iv . .1: p-y i.l i lie In-art. She
b.el hi en oi lur a Inn .: time. She
h a an isi iK.l i - woman, and
lews a b:i-l..:nd. tao child r.-n
an i in i; i,i. nils tn m.-iiin her
i!c..!!i.
I'iiiin ll.eil-il.
' i -era h i;m-.
At tl.
l'iidav
i vci in.- Nnvi u. bt I- 'i'a;i.
a l;.i.e I ci sh oi Plot.
I.i.-: il'at i's pupils, t lie
w id in llld.- m. us, d; e';
by the '
Jl. ti. .
iciit.il t
on one ,
i
p'ai;
I'U-ts i-i tan I'iai os, and
pin let's
h inds.)
two p, anos a. it fght
Street SiiouM bj Pcni.aucntly la-,
KEW3 OF THE COAST-
Iattristiug Items from ExchaDg'i
Th cughout the Northwest.
T-J.t
co t Cuia'illa coiintv 4iM)) to
I hold a two week's term of court.
Th- ooiind master of Portland
L-;;;,., t,,, iitv-tive Wouslast month.
ti. K. Cutter is in the stHte
collecting data for Julian Haw
thorn's history of Oregon.
S. 11. Walker, of I'.oraiia,
Klamath county, was killed recent
ly by the upsetting of a load of hay
which he was hauling.
Sells Pros', shows were trained
at !fS,7H) in the clearance invoices
on their departure for Australia
from San Francisco ree-autly.
The city seal now used by the
recorder of Oregon Ci'v, is said to
lie the oldest in the state, it va9
made when Oregon was a territoiy
and sdiows the marks of long
usagi'.
Heavy snows have fallen in the
Cascades during the past week,
and some of the mountain roads
are blocked to travel.
The Prineville ilouring mills
are full to overflowing with wheat,
and still it continues to come in.
The farmers all seem anxious to
get their wheat made iuto flour by
the new roller process.
A mastodon's tooth has been
found by I'an Moore on (ilobe
creek, near Mooresville, Columbia
comity. The tooth is ten inches
in length, seven inches from the
crown to the roots and weighs five
and one-fourth pounds.
There is talk in Baker City of
establishing a te'egraph or tele
phone line from that place to Can
yon City, in Or'nt county, includ
ing all way ioints. Such a com
munication would tend to great
pecuniary benefit to the business
community.
W. J. Jones in attempting to
pas-t iu the coast from Gardener
to Florence on the Siuslawv tiied
!o wa.'.e the Siuslaw, having been
told that all streams between the
i wo places could easily be waded.
Ho lost all of his clotlies, which he
had in a bundle held above his
head, and spent the night on the
Mind spit between the two chan
nels, fiom which he was rescued
the next morning almost iu a
perishii g c n '.ition.
The Lebanon C'aual.
The Lebanon Kxpres says that
the contract price ior the Lebanon
canal is $21,(:U0, and adds: The
company has ;n yet paid all bills
that have been presented. On
last Tuesday, the Hth, they paid
out $7((K) and the work is still
progressing on the ditch, and it
will soon be completed.
Flue Suiting.
W. U. Graham, the tailor has
receivtd one of the largest lines of
line suitings aud trouserings to be
seen in Oregon, outside of Port
land, e.'nhi'acng all the desirable
patterns for winter wear. His
prices will be found sa low that
any one can Milord to wear one ot
his lu-at tilting tailor m ule suits
and overc'ials. He warran's his
go ids to be first -cla-s, and guaran
ty's a tit. Call and see Ids new
patterns.
Notice to Hie I'ulillo
ive this dav sold to
I 1
It (
'A'atsoii
,c Co., the
grocery store
and (-omission business heretofore ;
anied on by me, at the corner of
Kilswoith and Second street, con
sistii'g of stiM k of groceries, pro
vi ious lixtures, etc. I will pty
all bihs incurred by me while con
ducting said business, on pretenta
lion. 1 retain the book accounts,
and piirties indebted tame can
call and pav at the store until Dec.
1st, iv.ll. "K. (i. Watson A Co
receip'ing for me. After that date
all unpaid accounts w ill be placed
in the hands of my attorney for
collection. E. J. Linxisu.
Nov. 1, lS'.il.
Having bought the grocery and
commission business carried on at
the corner f Second and Kilswoith j
streets by Capt. v.. J. Lanning,
and laid in a full and complete
sti ck of choice family groceries
and supp'ies.we respectfully solicit
i he patronage of former customers J
ami ot the people genetally of Al
bany and vicinity.
R. G. Watson k Co.
Referring to the above I take
pleasure in reconrmeudii g my
sii' feasors, R. ti. Wa'son A Co ,
, to lormer customers and the o
I pie of Albany and vicinity.
I he ! I'.. J. LaXMN'ii.
! Nov. lsitl.
Spicial iiar-aii s iii 'adies' gold
ul:d nold lilleit watch's H F. M.
l'rt n h's, the corn r jewelry stole.
Klein I'.rns cn make yon any
style i f a boot or a fchoe you wish,
and w ill guarantee a perftct tit.
Try them on a pair.
f urnished roi m suitabla for one
nf two gentlemen, l ee of ball
: vemeiit location. Inquire of
, li. Winn. I
1'iiiliip Phillips, the singing pi!-,
iin, will b in All any on Nov.!
it
, i, aini mm ins in eat leiulm n !
...... I .1. i l : ....... I
i .in'iiini me iiinu in uinar-,
lot ol S ing' w hich will be illus
trated with a royal photoopticaii.
He will be assisted bv his talented
' si n.
j Kb in I'.ios. are n w better pre
pared than ever to tin repairing
I "ti hjots and di in, thiy having
' i d I. -I another lirst-class shoemak-
, t r to tlieii working force in their
repairing and custom department.
' All icpaiiii'gl roiight to them will
itceive prompt attention, and tin y
allow imne but tirM -class work
leave uieir slion.
. i .
'Hie lels;ute corset affords a
support both li-ht and strong,
li et d iin iu all motion and elegance,
of shape. The Melsarte wais-s lor
ladies and children are reconimen-
d-d by all who have tried them.
Teriect tit guaranteed. Mrs. Talt.
exclusive agent. Sample! may he
i ii H
seen at Mrs
in parlors,
Uazaar.
iilb.?rt's dressmak
over Uolden K ile
A CAHAED,
portant Bill" Basinera-
The article credited to the Xew
York Press in a recent issue of this
paper, in which it was alleged that
unfavorable action had been taken
in the New York legislature
against the Royal Baking Powder,
proves to have been a canard,
gotten up and circulated by oppo
sition baking powder makers for
purposes quite" apparent to every
one.
The Xew York Press, in expos
ing the fraud, says: "No such
legislation as that stated in this
article has ever been had in this
state or in any legislature, to cur
knowledge." The lie is made
from w hole cloth. The Press dis
claims any responsibility for the
publication, and objects to being
made a party to such methods
adopted by some baking powder
manufacturers in their eff rts to
substitute their goods for others
now in use.
Mother?
Castoria is recommended by
fhyeicians for children teething,
t ia a purely vegetable preparation
its ingredients are published
around each bottle. It is pleasant
to the taste and absolutely barm
less. It relieves constipation,
regulates the bowels, quites pain,
cures diarrluc and wind colic,
allays feverishness, destroys
worms, and prevents convulsions,
soothes the child and gives it re
freshing and natural sleep. Caa
soria is the children's panacea
the mothers' friend. 35 d-ies, 35
cents.
TBK WOULD KNK1CUKI).
The facilities of the present da
for the production of everything
that will conduce to the material
welfare and comfort of mankind
are almost unlimited and whei.
Syrup of Figs was first produced
the world was enriched with the on
ty perfect laxative known, as it ie
the only remedy which is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt and ettectual to cleanse
the system gently in the Sprii.
time or, in fact, at any time any
the better it is known the more
popular it becomes.
Sodaville water is kept constant
ly on hand by the bottle at G. L.
Blackman's drug store.
Go to the Albany Baths A P.ar
ber Shop for fir.-t class work.
Geo. A. Landreth proprietor.
All kinds of fruit boxes in
quantities to suit at the Sugar
Pine Door A Lumber Company's.
Just received at the Ladies
Bazaar an elegant line of fancy
cords, fringes and ponpons suitable
for all kinds of fancy work,also the
new shades in zepliyrj.
F. L. Kenton has just received a
large lot of fine sweet cider which
will be sold at 5 cents per glass or
25 cents per gallon. Orders should
be left at Dnce, w hile it is fresh
and sweet.
Call and see the brilliant dis
play of library lamps it C. K.
Brownell's. Xot one kept over
from last year but all this year's
styles and will be sold at the
low est living prices.
Mi. J. S. Morgan has just
completed burning a freeh kiln
at ids brick yard one mile west of
the court house, and is prepared
to till all orders. A man wilt be
in waiting at the yard to attend to
all cullers for brick.
BOKS,
WILSON To tlie wife ol Jolm W.
Wilson, in tli's c ly. on Nov. IS,
Ib'Jl. a sou.
IOST. IN THIS CUV ON Sl'.NDW AF
i ternoon, the lecorde ol the t''ittslin
ihurch i.f Altny. 1 lie finder wii! be tiirta
bly rewarded 'y leavuiK the same kt this
office.
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescrilied :
Castoria I
Can't Cook as Mother Did!
How many a young wife's heart has been saddened
by hearing the above remark ! And yet how often the
words are true; especially when cake, pastry or biscuit are
in question ! The reason is plain, yet it is "like telling a
secret."
Our mothers used and are using Dr. Price's Cream
Baking Powder. They cannot be misled into using any
of the ammonia or alum powders. No dyspepsia no sallow
complexions, when mother did the cooking.
The first symptoms of ammonia poisoning, says a
New York paper, which appear among those who work in
ammonia factories, is a discoloration of the nose and fore
head. This gradually extends over the face until the com
plexion has a stained, blotched and unsightly appearance
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is the only pure
cream of tartar powder that contains the whites of eggs.
r Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is re
ported by all authorities as free from Ammonia,
Alum, or any other adulterant. In fact the
purity of this ideal powder has never been ques-
' tioned,
1SISISKS9 LOCALS.
F. M.French, jeweler.
Will A Stark, the jewelers.
Fresh crisp celery at Allen Bros.
Oysters in every style at Isom.s.
Cranberries at C. I". Erowneil's.
Meals at the Delmonico 25 cents.
Isom has the only oyster pailors
in the city.
Pigs feet tnd mur kraut at
Allen Bros.
Choice eating and evoking apples
at Allen Bros.
Oysters for families 50 cents a
pint at Isom's.
New jewelry of latest pattemsat
Will A Stark's.
Repairing neatly done at Klein
Bros shoe store.
Will A Statk have some
souvenir spoons.
elegant
Repairing neaily done at tl.e
large gilt boot store.
Go to the lelmonico restaurant
for Eastern oy&ters.
When in town call at the Del
monico for your meals.
Choice pickles in bulk, or quan
tities to su:t, at Parker Bros.
Great reduction in embroidered
flouncing at W. F. Keadn.
Buy your heating and cook
stoves of Hopkins Bros.
A fine line of gold rings just
opened at Will A Stark's.
Klein Bros., are giving their
customers an elegant piano.
Go to Klein Bros, and have your
shoes repaired while you wait!
A full line of choice cigars am'
tobaccos kept at F. E. Allen's.
Fresh oysters in any style at tho
Diamond Chop House 2" cent?.
Allen Bros , alwavs supply their
customers with butter and egg'.
Necessaries delicacies and
luxuries, at Allen Bros., giocery.
Beautiful gold watches in every
imaginable design at Will A
Stark's.
Keep your eyes open for bar
gains at F. E. Allen's cheap gro
cery store.
Fresh Mocha, Java, and Blended
coffee received on every steamer at
Allen Bros.
Great reduction in sugar, con
tain Gradwohl's advertis nient
for paiticiilars.
Another lot of those one dollar
kid gloves, just received at the
LaJies Bazaar.
Subscriptions for all the leading
maga.iues and newspapers taken
at the postollice.
Remember w hen you want any
thing in the spectacle line French,
the jeweler, has it.
Ladies, Misses and children's all
wool underwear in great variety at
the Ladies Ba.aar.
Have you seen those beautiful
cement walls in the ceineter p,
put up by E. W. Achison, at alf
the cost of stone.
Opera House,
Warner x Cratior, Less-is iV Ju ajt M.
-Nov. li'ith, 17th and Isth,
PIIIU-IP :-: PHILLIPS,
The Singing Pilgrim,
Songs. A peel less
. :i
p.ii nn.ie
graphically illustrated with 1 -i '0
colssa: views taken from nature
and colored by eminent artists,
ma).' n i lied snd iliiiminated by the
Royal Plioto-Oiiticoo,
Illustrating accurately the most
magnificent citiep. ediiices, umi
ery, port'aits, art, architecture,
Statuarv. cost n in e :nnl NOeial lift'
from tbn '( .blf.-ieiif .mii.triAa i i.-
, . . . . . . : .
nun i.ipineei sui ipii'jiis aim
wondcfiil surprises, inecli inical
changes and fascinating transfor
mations. Replete with soiig-i su
perbly illustrate il. while being in
imitably sung.
Seats on sale at Will ,t Links,
r0 and 7 rents; children. -" cents ;
cmirse, $1.75.
MEN'S,
OMERCOMT
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 cai truthfully assert that no snoi
has ever before been se-n in the Willamette Valley. We have :
Cauj overcoats
Long overcoats
Melton overcoat 3
"Worsted overcoats
We have Blue, Black and Browa Overcoats
Wc have Tan, Snuff and Slate Colorel Overco.t3,
Overcoats "with fur oa and overcoats -without fur
Overcoats vith Velvet Collars, Overcoats vrith cloth cellars
Wo hate single end douhlo breasted overcoats
We have over:.:.t: for .ho small man &3 "well as the l&zrz Z2
We have overcoats with si'k lining, and overcoats with cassiuifie lining, we have ovircoits with faninr
sat n lining, and overcoats with worsted liuirg. Call while the as
sortment is large and make a selection.
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man who h&H Bincea
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.imi ue-,t;.i,iiiifiiK oi mai Luiiiury. inisi
i ,., , no ..ther than Sir. John Stewart,
of the we&lthieut anil must influential citizen
in the county. In a recent lei ter he says'
"1 tint heeii sufferitiK from pai is in my m
uuil ceneral kidney cuiiuilaiiit ior vouie time,
and I'm', iiseil many remedies without an)
hut temporary relief. The pains in my back
hod hei-oine bo severe that 1 was i.revcnted
from at tending t.i my work and could not
nwvc wuhout the ue of a cane. Hearing,
through a friend, nf the wonderful cures el
foit hy Orein Kidney Tea, 1 wan induced to
try a hex, and from that vev first dose I
fi'iiml instant relief, and tiefore u-inir halt
the cMti ntH of the box the piini in c y back
eiairtlv iliMiiiiie.ired I have every f ith in
I Oon Kidney- Tea, and
rill cinise'ieiiliouHly rennintinil it to m)
Iriends. 1 would not be without it for any
thiiiit."
Ore-Kiin Kidney Tea cures hcailache, incon
tinence of uriie, brick duHt sediment, burn
itnriir painful setmtinn while urinating, and
all atlYctiiui of the kidney or urinary organ
ot cither sex. ,
Fresh comb honey, Linn county
rnMliiction. at 1'arker Bros.
BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S:
Ulster cvercoats
Chinchilla overcoats
Kersey overcoats
Stockinet overcoats
IWE HAVE A FEW OF OUR
YOU
Uallaqe
SI. 00
STRAHAN BLOCK.
JUDG
FOR VOFIiSKLF OF:
pity,
Quantity
03T OUB
We invite attention
NBC K
Jl'ST
New Lines of
HOYS' CLOTHING.
E.
Lcalp :-:
Merchant
a:-s ii Imi nt
Soz overcoat:
Cheviot overcoats
loaver overcoats
Corkscrew cvercoats
toys
& (a,
OREGON.
and
GOODS.
t i our laig-ii.vnici- of
W K A K
OI'I NMI
lllllnenFC Stock
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Tailor.
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