Morning daily herald., November 21, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

THE MORNING HERALD: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1891
torwtig gaily gtraW
ON SALE.
The Dailt Herald will be on
Ul each morning at II. J. Jones'
book tore.where it tan be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
THE M.4ILH.
Nails t tha Albany poslotfiee close
For mil olfic-f) north )
The Eastern Mate "0 r ,
'ha West Side I
CrvaHiaaitd T-'ii:n "1:30 .
ll office ith r. H
Ueiie al ileMv-rv on 01 Mi"-).' f.0111 to
gn,u t- 'J r. . I'ostorh e open to
box owners all day.
BEPOBLICAS CONVESTIOi.
The republican voters of the c ity
of Albany are requested to meet
in convention at the Armory on
Saturday. December "tli. at 7:!!0
p. m. for the pucpose of nominat
ing the following candidates for
city olliees: Mayor, Recorder,
Marshal, Treasurer, and to ratify
the ward nomination.- for council
ruea. The ward meeting, for the noin
inaticn of one eoiincihii 111 from
each ward and one committee
man from eaeh ward, will be held
on Thursday evening, PecetnUr
:!rd, at 7 i. m., at the following
places :
First Ward On the west side of
the circuit court roc in.
Second Ward On the cist tide
of the circuit court room.
Third Ward At the Farmers'
warehouse office.
Albanv, Or., Nov. 14. 11.
J. F. Conn,
W. tl. Ilrsrox,
S S. Thais,
Committee.
JOTTINGS ABOII IOWS.
Wm.
, Staiger, of SaYm, is in the
city.
lilies
ros.
delight soap at Parker
Fort'.e little folks. Polls! dolls!
dulls! At the Ladies tiazaar.
The Noss Jollities at the opera
house on Monday evening, Nov.
Mr. J. C. Tra'er and family, oi
Hals-y, are spending a ftw days
in this city.
For carpet weavinu' call at corner
of First and Jackson streets. Mrs..
I). E. Mobltv.
Mince meat, raieins, currants,
jallies and jams etc., for Thanks
giving at Parker Bros.
C. O. Lee returned fr m Cr
vallis yesterday and has resumed
his position on the night police
force.
Indies before pur .liasin-r your
winter underwear and hosiery
would do well to call at the Ladies
liazaar. .
Mrf. Al".en l'arker and daughter
Mrs. Elder, ef Vaiiina Hay. are
isitinif at the resilience of Virgil
l'arker in this city.
Several wells have none dry on
the property adjacent to Ferry
street, occasioned by the diguin
of the deep sew.t r along that street.
J. II. Wirts has sold his interest
in the Hamilton Creek saw mill to
K. K. Uumphrev. The linn wi'i
hereafter be l'.arrigan & Humph-j
rey.
Henry J. Peterson leaves to-day j
lor Independence, where tie iroes
! accept a position in the "i!'n-c of
the Southern Pacific Kailn
id I olll-
pany. j
The executors sa'e of the por-1
sonal property of the late Kphriam I
Turner, deceased, will be held at
the farm t miles south of Albany on
Saturday Nov. 1.
Mrs. Maggie Goodman, of Inde
pendence, has htcn spending a
few lays in this city, the truest of
her brother Mr Charles Fronk of
the S. 1'. railroad oflice.
Any one aliout to paint the town
should take a lesson or two from
Jacob
Liverwurst, w ho paints
nightly
musical
Match.'
ln ltie .No-s Jolliiii-s
' comedy, "A (iuick
Charles Kennedy, conductor on
the Albany-Yaquina divi-ion of the
Oregon Pacific railroad, is sroken
of as a prob.ible candidate for
heritF of Benton county at the
next election. He is popular and
woidd get plenty of votes.
The piano recital of Prof. E. G.
l.rillord'e pupils at the o era
house last evening was a tno-t
enjovable entertainment. Tl:e
excellent programme, which has
been already puhli.-heii. w;is ren
dered in an admirable manner.
At the Y. M. ('. A., meeting to
morrow at I o'clock Mr. O. P.
Cosliow will speak. The subject
is one of interest an I every mi-m
ber of the a-s.ociation should be
present. The meeting will be
held in the W. C. T. I", hall as
usual, .in men are inviien.
I . r . i I
ri I 1 I- ,1111'. I'I'illl MVlllll AllUUH I, 1IIIU MIC
1 he public school adjoin ncd i u ...i. ; i..... i; .... i... i
yesterdat afleruoou in rder to
give the contractors lime to make
the necessary charges in putting
into life the new sanitary improve
ments at the public school buil.l
ing. The work w ill all I e en.
pleted to-day and will be in good
order.
. The pumpkin p;e and pron junr
rng bee social at the I'. 1". church
Thanksgiving night promises to
afford an evening's rare enter ain-1
ment. A prize will be given tor
tne best pie. each iady contesting
to take three lies. Everv man
present will sample
vote on the best one
the pie and ;
Sides will,
also be chosen ai d
proroiinced
dow n
An admission i. e of ;
cents will be charged
Everybody ;
is invited to pa-ticipa e
!
BulldiDB au.l i.... j
At the meeting of the A Ibany :
Building ard Luan Association
last evening fSiHf was loaned to
M. Lonsberry at 72 months inter-j
pt in advance, which is the high-'
est rate of inre.est paid since the
organization of the association.
Geo. K. Chamoerlain withdrew
from the first serits ten shaier,
amounting to f'J-fH, w hich w us the
came of the email loan.
AN INTERESTING LETTER.
Frsit Growl ( in GiU'crnta Compared
With What Might Bs ia Oregon.
iu n: I in.a oi ti.k Hi kai.i,
Wkwiits, Cal Nov. 17, 1S01.
Ke-i-ected friend: I take the
libcity of addiessitur you and your
many readers from Sky Land, my
present location, where I am uiak
11! mv home uniil the last of tnis
week "with very knd friend- in
deed, amorir the Santa Cruse
!
tXU f
mountain at au aietn.ie oi ow
ii dm. I., hi
ieet above the sea in siijlit of the
I'aciiic Ocean some 18 or M miles
distant.
How I with many of our agri
culturists and citizens in the Wil
lamette Valley and Oregon in
general could iook over these once
very routh and rugged mountains,
now a 1 dot ted over with most mag
niiiccnt fruit orchards, mansions
and cottages, (many of them tit
nbo les for kings and queens) each
home occupying from one or two
acr sup to from " to SO acres, not
many co large as the last number
in ntioned, with good mountain
wagon roads made at heavy tost
wiudiug hither and thi'her from
hou-e to house until they reach
the highest peaks. In some of
th. se or hards the trees and vines
occupy studs fcteep hill or moun
tain aides that you would hardly
lliink ot walkii g up them, much
hfs toucd-rtake their eulivatron,
and in my o. these steep pl..ces are
now cov- red with luscious :raes,
now in the niMst of being gathered
packed and shipped. In taking in
such grand views as this and t li
magnificent Santa Clara valley,
.iluiosf all of which, comparatively
speaking, is nearly a continuous
orchard and ineward. anil to see
the trim load after train load yi
these furls daily leaving for the
virions cities oi this and the east
ern states and tl e returns of the
thousands of dollars to enrich
Ca'itornia's citizen and make
happy its many homes and the
employ in. nt it, g:ts to itscitizens,
I c tiiii.'t help thinking if these
Jesert looking mountains covered
with brush and timber can be
made to blossom as the rose,
what inL'ht not be the p nihilities
of the 'magnificent Willamette
Valley and Oregon in general
could only some perservirg ellbrt
and energy be made use of in the
develo; eiiieiit of its fruit grow ing,
agricultural and mechanical in
dustries. It would be like the
tjueeu of Sheoa sail w lit n she
came to visit King Solomon '"the
half had not been told her." So
w ith Oregon's future developenient
with rightly directed ellbrt, the half
of htr glory and greatness could
scarcely be imagined. Is it not
high time then that her citizens
take hold with a will and develop
all her hi.ldtn resources and thus
make her w hat slie is destined to
soon become, one of the grandest
ami most luagniticent states of the
union.
1 am slowly convalescing and ex
pect hv the blessing of
iiin t tint t
iloeth all thirgi welt" to return to
my adopted land and home in
Oregon next spring in good he ilth,
a better and wiser in in.
Kospectfu'.ly,
tiKO W. (iKAV.
The Nous Jollitle.
Tiii? Xoss J'amily gave a first
cl.ioi performance at the opera
house last niuht. Tiie mandolin
! nn-liulri ti-ju tlia li rat fitl tlm .irn.
..i. ilia, u . .
i:rauiiiie S'.ilticient to t-atisty the
audience that the performers were
thorough musicians. The musical
Littles, saxaphones, oxophones,
ocarinas, Ea.-t India piano, and
many other novelties were brought
into use. M.ss P.er'ha, who as a
)ass drummer, vocalist and manip
ulator of the various instrument
Hied in the "Sleigh Ride Party,"
wrs loudly applauded. The cute
manner in winch she beat the bass
drum with her foot was n tud by
a'l. She i-s a n.usical genius,
crowed with a lovelr face, and
graceful actions. The other mem-
bers of the company deserve
sp cial mention, hut as lack ot
space will not admit it, we will
say they were excellent and the
best in their line that has visited
Lexington. Transcript.
A SllnUken Idea.
A!b.iny paets continue to worry
over Stlem's prcspcrity. It is
hard to print a daily in a small
t in without having something to
worry about. Salem Journal.
The Journal is simple mistaken.
As far as the Hkk.m.d is concerned,
'and it sieaks for itself, it has
I never said aught agait:st tne pros-
! ....;. .t .... un.i nl li... I Unm.n
j'l i i.. vi ni.iiivi mi) uiiiri . 'I ruw
town, and it w ould be folly to do so.
The 1Ikkm.ii will always be found
promt ting ail legitimate measures
temling tofrard the growth of Al
bany and every other city of Ore
gon. .o citv can be liuilt up bv trv
i.... o .i... , .
better forOngon. It issupiemeiy
miHv for an Oregon newspaper to
I be everlastingly "kicking" about
1 the growth oi Portland, Salem. Al
' banv or any oilier citv, but Bonn
"t them are doing it.
A Keftlnene Talk.
Tis said Shakespeare was ac
cused of stealim: a deer. Lord Ha-
cu took
brihes. Samuel Johnson
j would nctr a thirt live weeks
, w i bout washing i", Sir Isaac Xe
I ton cut three holes in the door.
or e f. r the old cat and one for each
kitten, and Pen P.utler stole
spoo
We
can't vouch for the
triithiulnphi of
all of the above
but one thing is sure, all persons,
wiiein.roi lugh or low estate.
have faults or frailitits ot one
killi or Bnot1;r- You, gentle
reader, are not exempt. We
plead guilty to many, and a very
strong weakness with u is always
exerting ourselves to meet tne
wants and demands of customers,
and supply them with tirst-class
Kiocerits us :ow as anyone. We
take sugir in ours and will sell
that article at a low figure.
Very truly,
It. G. Watson &. Co.
A Kace on the Willamette.
Coming up the river yesterday
tho Medoc and El wood had one of
the most exciting races that has
been seen on the river for a long
time, eas the Salem Statesman.
The two' boats left Oregon City at
the same time and ran side and
side, while the captains were
swapping river yarns from the
pilot houses, until they reached
Ash island, when the Modoc ran
into shoal water and the Klwood
passed her with a br om at her
mast head, and arrived here about
Knur anil a Imtf alioad rf ttin
. i10,.r an,i a i,ifaiiead of the
Modoc. Tl.e Klwood made six
landings and brought up thirty
five tons of freight. The Modoc
had seventeen tons aboard and
male nine landings, consuming
about an hour and twenty minutes
in landing. The water at Albany
ye terJay stood two feet and four
tenths, while at Salem it stands
about three feet.
A Hard Winter Predicted.
Sherman county has a weather
prophet, Nelson C. Long, who
predicts that Oregon, especially
that portion east ol the Cascades,
will this year undergo a harder
winter than any year since 1802.
He bases his predictions on the
fact that geese and ducks are far
more numerous than usual, and
that the field squirrel" instead of
retreating to their winter abodes
in the early autumn, were hard at
work until very late laying in a
supply of food. This last,Kancher
Long deems an infallible sign. If
his predictions are true, even,
there will be less loss of stock in
Eastern .-egon than at any time
since the state was settled. Stock
men are well prepared with shelter
and an abundance of food.
Capital tad Capitol,
The Salem Statesman delivers a
short lecture on the ue of the two
words "capital" and "capitol,"
and says: "It is passing strange
we of Salem cannot learn that
'capitol' is a noun and means the
building in wlrch the legislature
meet, while 'capital' is an adjec
tive." Tne Statesman is only half
correct. "Capitol" is a nun and
means, when referring to Oregon,
the state house, or in national
affairs, the building occupied by
congress. "Capital" is usually a
noun also, and means the city
which is capital, either of state or
cation.
Alil-de-t'aiup for Oregon.
Mr. D. II. Stearns, cf Ocorge
Wright post Xo. !, (i. A. R., of
Portland, received a commission
from the national headquarters of
the (irand Army of the Republic,
Albany, X. Y., appointing him an
aid-de-camp for Oregon to General
John Palmer, :omniander-in-cliief,
tor one year from November 2. At
present this honor is enjoyed by
only one other person in this state,
Mr." William Ladue, ol Sedgwick
post Xo. 10, Salem. It is needless
to add that Mr. Stearns feels
highly pleased with his maikof
General Palmer's tem.
Toloepfot Itatlruad Linee.
The state bjard of railroad com
missioners has appointed Novem
ber ;J(ith as the time for starting on
the tour of inspection of the Union
Pacific, the West Side mi row
gauge, the Northern Pacific and
the Oregon & Washington systems.
The c mmissioners have been de
layed by the railroad rate cases,
otherwise their inspections would
have been completed by this time.
They have already inspected the
Oregon Pacific and Southern Pacific
lines.
Oregon on Wheel,
Secretary E. C. Masten, of the
Board of Immigration has received
a dispatch from Msj ir E. A. Weed,
manager of "Oregon on Wheels."
It was dated Austin, Minn., and
stated that the thermometer reg
istered 6 degrees lie'ow zero there
on Wednesday. The car oflicials
are experiencing a little Eastern
weather, and will doubtless be glad
when they return home. The car
was at Mason City, la., Thursday.
I'rohlltltlon Lecture.
John Lloyd Thomas, of New
York City, who is to make several
addresses from Ashland to Port
land, ill speak at the W. C. T. U.
hall on Thanksgivingevening,Xov.
2iith, at 7 :3. Mr. Thomas ranks
among the best speakers of the
country, his addresses being
bright, witty and business like.
People of every shade of politics
are invited.
Will Be la the Swim.
At the meeting of the 1 inn
Couny Farmers Alliance, held at
Scio, resolutions were adoptid
endorsing the peop'es party. The
Weekly Advance was adopted as
the otlicial organ of the alliance.
Albany was selec'ed as the place
for holding the next meeting on
Jan. 8, I8'.2 Twe've si.b allan
ces were represented by forty-five
delegates.
Taken to The Dalle.
Peputy Sheriff Phi man, of
Wasco county, left yesterday for
The Iht'les taking with him the
forger, Charles E. Stone. He was
wanted there for some heavy forg
eries, and as his crime here was
for asm til amount he was given
up to The Dalles authorities.
Phirman said he would likely go
up for a dozen or more years.
Wisdom' Violet Cream
Is the most exquisite prepara
tion in the world for softening and
whitening the hands and face. It
is not only a substitute for, but in
every respect superior to glycerine,
cold cream, vaseline and like
preparations. Tiy it. For sale
by Foshay & Mason.
MAKKIEU.
BRoW.V- .. 1UDUEE At U-baiup,
on Hoy. H. lsut, at the residence of
the hride's falln-r, by Kiv. T. P.
hoyd. Mr. A. C. Brown, of M irlon
county and Miss Lulu WLidtirt
both of Lebunou,
DEWS OF THE COAST.
Interesting Item from Exchanges
Throughout the Northwtst.
Rodney Scott, Mr. Vitus and
James Stevens sold a ool of 10,00ft
bushels of wheat, at Springfield,
Tuesday for U3 cents per bushel,
free on board of the cars.
A deep fall of snow in the moun
tains and valleys is the salvation
of Eastern Oregon, insuring as it
does an abundant supply of water
for mining and other purposes
the coming spring and summer.
Mr. Richard Ginn, of Weston,
Umatilla county, owns a
fine ranch in Sherman coun'y
which he offered for f&'OO, being
$10 per acre. This year his part
of the crop raised on that land
netted him $1850 and feed for his
team.
Residents of Umatilla county
are taking steps provided by law
to protect their public highways
from being damaged and in many
instmces, totally ruined by stock
being driven over them. One
herder, for driving a band of sheep
along the Camas-prarie road was
tinea $5 and costs, which amount
ed to $-18 35.
Law sen, the fiend who com
mitted a dastardly outrage ou an
old woman 80 years of age it The
Ialles, was sentenced to twenty
yearo' imprisonment in the pen
itentiary. As the defendant
pleaded guilty, and no evidence
was adduced ot the crime, the
judge called upon the physician
who waited on Mrs. Pc-orman and
the old lady herself, and from
this testimony Judge Bradshaw
came to the conclusion that the
full extent of the punishment in
the statute was sutiieien ly lenient.
A prominent wheat buyer of The
Dalles said a few days ago: "If
the farmers of Wasco county ex
pect to be able to sell the r wheat
at a.fair price during the coming
years they must make an effort to
get rid of the wild oats. Much of
the wheat that now comes to
market is full of wild oats. Buyers
cannot handle such wheat and pay
a reasonable price to the farmer.
The mills won't buy such wheat
and ship) rs won't receive it
aboard their vessels.
Delco. oldest son of Oneco, of
Linn county, now owned by Wil
liam Hogobooin, of Walla Walla,
did some tine work at Salt Lake
City. He won the free for-all
trotting race in the three last
heats, it having taken s.ven to de
cide it. The time made in '.he
heats won was 2:2t, -:-'o' and
2:27'.j. It was the lineit rice
ever trotted in Utah. Delco also
had another exciting contest with
James F., a match race for $250 a
side, and was the winner of the
first heat in 2:25, and won the
last two of the five and race, in
2:28'4and 2:27';, Pe co is now
at Walla Walla, and will be trained
for next year.
Graterul Beyond Kxpreaaior,
Portland, Or., July 31.
The Oregon Kidney Tea has
cured my back and kidneys, and
I am at a loss to express my grat
itude. 1 shall always remember
the Oregon K dney Tea with
pleasure and esteem, and highly
recommend it to all my friends
and acquaintances.
J. H. P. Dowsing, (atP. Selling's.)
For sale by Foshay & Mason.
The Morning Cocktail.
Taken before breakfast creates
a false, injurious appetitt. A
wineglass full of Dr. Henley's
English Daudelion Tonic taken
before meals strengthens the di
gestive organs and enables you to
relish a hear'y meal without in
jury to the stomach. For sale by
Foshay A Mason.
Remcmlier when you want any
thing in the spectacle line French,
the jeweler- bun it.
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed : Castoria I
Does
The charge is being made that the Royal Baking
Powder contains ammonia. We would have supposed that
the emphatic condemnation of ammonia baking powders
by the most eminent physicians throughout the land, and
the fact of the three leading chemists of Minnesota mak
ing their report to the Senate Committee recently showing
that bread baked with the "Royal" contained ammonia
and the hostility now being manifested by the public
against all ammonia and alum baking powders would have
driven them permanently from the market.
In view of the fact that Baking Powder has become
an indispensable article in every kitchen, it is gratifying
to know that there are brands in the market to which no
suspicion of any kind has ever attached. Dr. Price's
Cream Baking Powder is a pure cream of tartar powder
free from every taint of ammonia, alum or other harmful
substance.
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. -
CITY ELECTION.
NOTICE IS 1IEKBKV GIVEN THAT OS
Monday, the 7th day .f December,
IsJl. the an.iual elc-lion in and for the c It
f Albany. Lino county. On iton. will lie hclil
fur the purpose of tied in tliu foMewinir mu
nicipal ottiocri: A Mayor, a Marahal. a
Itevoriler, a Twamircr, ar.il a inciulier of I he
council from each nrl. The clcjtion will
be held at the following place:
Kirnt Wrd At the County Cerk'i ofce.
Saeund Ward At the County Trtamircr's
olfice.
Third Ward At the office of the 1'arnn-r'i
War house.
Tha -.iiiincil of said ritv has selected the
following pcrso.ia as Judge and Clerks of
aid election, namely :
Firrt Ward JuiUes, Dtvid F.oniin. Mar
tin Payne and W. 0. Tw.cdale. Clv.lf, A.
J. Austin and E. U. Kedtk-M.
Second Ward Judges. S. Frnman, L
Senders and E L. Knox, I'lciki, J. K.
Wyatt and D, T. Wyman.
Third Ward Judg-nt, li. A. Irvine, J B.
Cougil! and W. E. Kelly, Clerk, P. II.
Marshall and W. S. Iti. Iiirus.
Said election will commence at 9 o'clock in
the morning: and continue without l-Iojiiik
rhe palls, until 8 oV-lo.-k in the eieniotfof
said day.
Done by order of the oouncii of said city,
mule November, 11th, lsill.
Dated this l'illi day of No-cniber, 1S9!.
N J. HEN I ON.
Recorder of the city of Albany.
ror Spot m
We will sell for a few
days, sugar in quantities
to suit as follows:
Dry (..ran., 5 3-le. per lb
Extra 4 34c per lh
11. (i. Watson & Co.
Is near at hand If y u wvnt
CHOICE .MINCE TIES
CAKES. RAISINS,
CURRANTS, JKLLIKS
HOT ROLLS, JAMS,
CRACKERS, BREAD,
CHOICE TEAS & COFFEES,
FRESH GROCERIES,
Or anything else good to eat,
remember you can get it at
reasonable rates at
Paiker Bros. Bakery.
Warner & Trailer, Lesstei & Managers.
Monday, Nov. 2.J, "91
Spoiul Kiigugcnicnt of the
EXPONENTS OF H CI CLASS N VELTliS
-THE
- IS -
A QUICK MATCH,
I tivit.;in New X Vf'tes Kmi4
and lancL-4, Musical O'Mitiu:.
Sparkling Comely ami a
Company of Comctlurm.
T'MUiil Priean. Secure your scats at Wil1 h
Link's music store.
G1ll,WANTKI-To.lo Imincwoik for a
I" small finii:y. For purt riilan ni.iiire
at this ntliec
If ou want to bnv chil.lrensr
cloak, cheap, call at the Ladies
liazaar.
All kinds of fruit boxes., in
nnuntitit.M to suit. at. flin Knir.ir
I'ine Door A Lumber Company's. I
Special bargains in ladies' gold
and gold tilled watches at F. M. j
French's, the corner jeweiry store. 1
lliaiihfiviiif
House
iNOSS Jo is
it Contain Ammonia?
MEN'S,
OMERCOHTS!
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 OVFRCOAT.S a leading specialty, a-.d can truttifully assert tbat no neh an assortment
lias ever before been seen in the Willamette Valley. We have :
Cam overcoats Viator overcoats
Long overcoats Chinchilla overcoats
Melton overcoati Eorsoy ove:coat3
Worsted overcoats Stockinet overcoats
Wo have Blue, Black and Brown Overcoats
We have Tan, Snuff and Slate Colored Ovcrco-tj,
Overcoats with for on and overcoat without far
Overcoats with Velvet Collars, Overcoats with cloth collars
We hate single and double "breasted overcoats
We have overc:at: for .he small man as well as the large man
We have overcoats with silk lining, and overcoat with caspimeie liniug, we have overcoat with farmr
sat n lining, ami overcoats with worsted lining. Call while the as
sortment ia large and make a selection.
d-beaif
or
IF
J. l.
ALBANY,
Ihere et
tlwl in lla
QUARTER
kcr county Ore n g
i;in, near MhalU M
is new lUkerCity. PCTIIQV
mun who Iiv sinceUC.il I Ufl Y
hovome i.lviiti'ie.l with the rcvmrcesAAA
an.l.levi'liipiiiviit o( that country. ThisHUU
man ia no other than Mr. John Stewart, om
of the v rallhiest andmoitt intluential citizen
in the county. In a recent letter he says
"I had been stiff crimr from pai is in my hack
umi kC'ieral kidney comulwit for oiw time,
and hat.' uned many remedies without ant
hut temporary relief. 1 nc pains in m) hack
hail Income so severe lh t I was i revenUx1
friuii attendini; to my work and could not
ninve without the U'e of a cane. Hearing,
through a frtetid, of the wonderful cures ef
foit hy Oreirnn Kidney Tea, I was induced U
try a Imix, ami from that ve'V first dose I
f-iiind insrant relief, anil hefore u imr hal'
the contents of the Im the piins in c y hack
entirely disappejred I have every f ith in
the virtues of the Oregon Kidney Tea, and
can conscientiously recommend it to mj
friends. 1 wou'.d not be without it for any
tiling."
Orevnn Kidney Tea cures headache, incon
tinence of uri.ie, brick dust seiliment, burn
ingor pain(-jl sensation ahile urinating, and
all atT.iciions of the kidney or urinary organs
of either sex.
Repairing neatly done at Klein
Bros shoe stons.
BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S:
VE HAVE A FEW OF OUR"
YOU WISH ONE.
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STRAHAN BLOCK.
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iiality, Quantity and Prices
OIF1 OTTJR GOOLS.
We invite attention to cur larj.'.- iuv ice or
N B C K WE AR,
-JUST OrENF.D.-
New Linen of 1
HOYS' CUITIILMi.
L. E. BLAIN,
ifi:-: Leading :-:CIothier
Merchant Tailor.
rr
Boz overcoats
Cheviot overcoats
Seavor overcoats
Corkscrew overcoats
'or Hois
& Qd.,
OREGON.
Immense Stock of
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