DAILY DEMOCRAT
MONDAY Si:i'Ti:Mm:R 12, 1S00
Piiliii-luwl evo y Uay in tho k (!
aept Mundny.
ITITE.U XL'TTING, Kilivir. mul Prup'ru.
Knturnd attlio Postoniw ill llnny, Or
eionv an Hoonnd m uni iimiI m titer.
III. IV V T.tX-IMTKIM.
I'ollotvhii; is a list of Linn county tax
payers paying ta:;e cm more than $Sooo J
Albany Canal, Vnler .V Trans Co. f jjoo
Alhiinv Fanners Co
II Arnold
S J Aithibald
Albany li 1. Assil
tin r i. m Co
Am Mi-t; Co, of Scotland . . .
I. K lll.iln
Atlitliloaitt I.iirat4n 4a it I'ng.
T.OCAIi ltHCOIU).
VlKV Unit liini.K. Saturday's Evening;
Telegram contains a very sciiMitional story
about an Albanv couple. According to It
the husband induced Ills wife to convey
her interest in Iheir property to him, in
eluding a Portland iiouse uud lot lie
asked her to c,o to Portland, to assist In re
pairing their property there, and suddenly
left this city, leaving a note that lie had
gone up the country. I lis wife the "fol
lowing day, came iiere alone," Rays the
Telegram, "and vi-itedthe Jefferson street
house, discreetly enough taking a yentle
man friend willi her. They Inspected the
premises llioroue,hly, even to the cellar.
There the couple were horror stricken
when they discovered a newly due; tfrave,
on the brink of which was lyini; a huge
and sharp carving knife, a pair of overalls
and a quilt. The wife came to the conclu
sion tint these preparations had been made
for her by her husband, and that impress
ion gained strength in her mind when
her husband confrontcd.her on the door
steps ju-.t as she was leaving the house."
Now that is quite sensational and mav lie
exactly true or may not. Who the parties
are is a query. I he Democrat r told ot
a couple, onlv married a vear or two, re
siding near Tanger., about whom it is
said the husband induced the wife to join
in convevini! their valuable nronertv, and
after getiiug the money for it left her. As
we understand he had some Portland
properly it isjpossible he is the one referred
to, though this Is speculation.
lo,'ioo
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7S'
25. J 75
K'.b.Vi
Iotl 14
N545
1 1 ,6o
0,000
10,007
'.So
0,91 3
1.1,420
.75
17,150
I l.sOO
.VH
10,515
lo,o(jo
0,175
J.520
H.7-15
. M'5
. 1 -,
. I0.2J'!
. i7'7"
. H.'-I5
. 1 3.160
. M,I'J
. Vo-M
. H.4'3
. 25. 500
. 12,300
. 11.300
. 8,o
. i-t.35"
. o,4'S
. ,KS
. 12,760
I'hkttv Ol.o. Mrs Sarah Duncan, re
dding witli Jas Kitwater, fouitcen miles
southeast of Scio, is probably the oldest
person in Linn county, besides being one
of the few pensioners of the war of 1S12
in the stale. She was 23 vears of age
when married, which was just after her
husband received his final discharge pa
pers which would make her about oS now,
though some of her relatives say she is
older than that. Mr Duncan died in
Missouri in 1S52 and soon after Mrs Dun
can came to Oregor, where she has en
joyed perfect health, until she fell a few
vears ago and injured herself. She gets
a pension of $1 2 a month.
T0-N1011T. The O.ikcs Comedy Com
pany will lie at the Opera House to night,
wiien our citlens will be treated to one of
the most laughable entertainments ever
presented here. A Walla Walla paper
savs: The (Jakes Swiss I'.ell Ringers and
Comedy Sketch Club performed before a
large and appreciative audience at Small's
Opera Mouse, Monday night, and gave en
tire satisfaction. This is truly a line com
pany, for every menber is an artist, and
deserve goo. houses wherever they put
in an apptarance.
II lirvanl
H 1,'lturkhart
Mrs M A liurklurt
Mrs Martha itarncs
Prownsville Hank
John Umwn
I'Nt !! L liiov.11
ohn ll.itcm.ttl
T I Hint
J il Baltimore
John T I'.ilyeu
I'rancls litilhiger
II L C'ranor
1'ihn Conner
I W Cuslck
M C ( liainhers
I A Crawlord
(ill ( o.)ley ,V Co
) l'Cosluiw
W T Cochrane
Wm Cochrane
V Churchill
A Conilra
K ( 'beadle
II Ci.ldwell
li W Cooper
V l"dge
ohu Uenny
V Dodd
il.-ivis lllOS
Dundee M .V T Co
First Nat liank
)lin-v 1- ry
l'linn ....
Fosbav V Mason
Rohi rl Foster
I 1 Froi'nan
Thos Kronian
David Froinau
Farmers ,V Mer Ins Co
Hugh Fields
R C Findlev
I. Foley...'
lien W dray
A W Gordon
W II (ioltra
R Kl.-.-s
K (Joins
I W Gaines
L Gerhard
M Hale
.1 L Mill
W F Henderson
T i: Hogg & D K Montcitli
Win M llo.ig
te ::ogg
Gen II ,V S A Hughes
A ilackleman
linoch Holt's list
irv Hvde
I E Hamilton
Sarah J I lenderson . . . fc .
Worn, Lanmng & Co
R A Irvine
Est Win Ingrain
ohn Isom
I IS Jenks
Robert lolins
Jarvis Conklin M T Co
klrcholt ,y l-lemer
W M Ketcluun
II II Kirk io.62o
v K. Kirk 11.270
Koontz & Lame 14.300
lacob Kees tf'ilS5
C 1' Knigbten t,59
Linn Co National Bank 25,000
The Gazette savs the Corvallls revet
ment is a fai'ure,and that the people them
selves there are considerably to blame.
An Albany g!rl, who is evidently very
much in love, after buy ing a pair of gloves
started home with several oihcr pairs in
her hands, absent -iniiidedlv picking them.
On leaching home she discovered her
mistake, an 1 immediately rushed back.ex
peeling c.'t ry moment to .nect the consta
Me after her.
An Albany man. ot. the front of Ills store
being painted, Icamd up against one of the
green pilasters, while he fasten J a sign up,
leading, ''look out fur paint," It took a
large dose of benzine to clean the back of
his coat.
IIOHK iM lltltOAD.
An Albany minister has been klllini1
Chinese phcasnnts contrary to the law.and
some of his neignbors think lie ought to
censure himself in Ills own pulpit for this
transgression. Journal. The next paper
that takes It up will probably give the ser
mini of censure. "Minister" is goed
though.
Hliuot the meager transportation facilities
(iff -vd fur tie) stut" fuir !' the sle.rt stabled
S. I. iii'inagurs. Tlmy treat the people nf
Ore-on with eoiiteiujit arid the stnie board of
ngiieulturo like whipii. d puppies, says the
Salem Journal. nil li,eiase the S. 1'. woaldu t
turn its rn-nl int'i a .'lie-holse niutor lino, ss
the 0 6l V us.'d tod". Tiist paper makes a
y erazy remark w ln-u te Siiys the fur
nngnt liavH had ff'ill.OOII in ibe Treasury
w i'.h nHt'e i.-diroad facilities. That is a
Uid.jr II,'L,'-it. s'yie of nxaggwratiou.
ls'JO
Full imd IVInter Voilrns.
IS'.H
. I'WSO
. 8.370
.. M.53'
.. t,3
. . 2S.3S
.. y-7'.s
.. 2S463
. . 9.5"
. . 63.'7
. . S.730
. . 11 ,660
. . 10,200
. . 2 1 ,000
.. 7 .7
. . 1 3.000
. . 5o,cSo
. . 1 3.000
.. S.s'5
.. 045
9.S')U
. . 22,255
. . 16,20
. . . 8,605
... 13,!iS
. .. 8.1.55
. ,. 22,284
. .. 15,45
8,000
9.'35
We have jiRt received a large invoice
of :me woolens, including novelties of the
latest l orelgnand Eastern designs, unu
await your early inspection ft Is ot course
understood, we roit!veiy guarantee per.
feet lit and first-class workmanship.
Zaciiks A: Son,
Merchant Tailors and Drapers,
Opposite Post Office.
tSitsleH nnil llnrlis.
The best makes are lobe found in Al
bany at Price & Robson's, who have just
recivcd a carload of the finest hacks and
l.n,...i slo tv found. Their prices, con-
st.li-rlnc oualilv. are remarkably low. It
navs to' ride in a good buggy or hack.
Keep this tact in vour head and when get
ii,. nn,. rail on Price it Robson, who
have the largest variety to select from.
IVcll & Co.
II ive Vief-ck fhave yoi.
lwleec urt iias at K C Sear-.
Setli Tiioims Ma:e!ies ami e'.oeksat F M
French's.
A larii hu4 of elii.drens felesil ulioes at
E C Searla.
E.tan Iv. Achisoii uio selling inoiiuitiLuts at
Pnttlaii.l irie...
I'e:it stock of ilwr ware in Albany at
Will & Stark's. No d .ili.t nf It. So;.
The largest sloei: uf Sin,lele!t uml Cye
lassei i-i Ei-iii e:niiity at K M Freoeh's.
Zirlies .N: Sou n .j.-ive.l a laryo iuvuiee of
fail still vu,t,r wis, I. lis t-terdiiy,
J W ii-iritley, best hoot mel suixiliiuknr iu
tit J, t',.r.e doors 110rt.l1 of Iikmockat ollice.
Kora tine goM tr tilver lieadeil eane chtap
ead st r A French t, '1 no Cu- ner Jewelry
Store.
Good goo ls and l,.w prices is the omso of
so many l.olus gold Witches Ueiilg Hold sti1
M French's.
Ij V S Ueid, of Portland, was in tlio city
over Sabbath.
Capt I1.-I1, the well known river steamer
mau, broke lus leg at Pnrtlai.d, Saturday.
Editor Alexander, ,i.f tlio ljebauon Ex
pri s. favored tile Ueuochat witll a tall to -day.
Chief of Puiicn. PirriKii. iwiil wifo, of
I'nrtlaml, paicrl thr-iituh Aliiauy tin uoou
oil thtir w:iy hoine from Sail Kruucisco.
Tliu MieiiliA Mill will hive m. ..nt-iiina of
fnll ami vintt.r miiliuory, VWiin-siiav,
Thurh.tiy ami f'jllcu 11. d:;u. All aro cor
lml!y ii.vtteil.
Mr I' linn! ;ty a:il MsAltnir' Hurkhart
were uuite-1 in ruaniiint), in Albany, last
week. Tim 1u;mmckat il.us thtm Imppi-uLt-h
aad pros treaty.
Tho Albanv l.ri.li-'fl is to Le built next
yf;r. The Salum bruint in Keiug built aittr
li-hion tins year. jourm.
Misf Uallie Parrish id nrvr the luatliuf; so
nraiioiu the 1st L.(Hii:rei;aUoi:ai nurvn ui
I'urtlaud. at a handsome salary,
Mm Etta C Vassal lo took last cvcmuii 8
train for Kuenc. where she uoei ti viti'.t her
cousinH.the Misats KafelU aud KUctr Slitta
Mr Frank I!o(3i;kiii8. formeily Ast.Utant
Secretary of .Stat?, it w naid.hrW been select-
oil by State Treasurer Motichiii as his asiit- i
tint.
OuSundav, Sept. 2Sth, at 2 p m, in the
KvAnyeliealchurcri of Altm.iy, there will be
Krvice by the German Lutheran miuiattr,
iiuv Gust K Meyer, c-f Mt Aue!.
lirock, the autnt tor the GaskU Literary
Club, ii in town, having beifuu a canvass ot
the county. Don't fail to see hU list of
1 ilegaat urem.uui lit bits lor intnibers.
An Evening in the r lower Garde J is a
If you want a fiua toilet or bath ttnan e.Al
on Stauard k Cunck, City lru Start.
Kor barcama in ninimiiitnt, head i ton tf.
eto., no to Kan & Achitou, .-illany.()ruu.
The only k""11 B'viitn whm1 furnace
for Kuld by Mutthew & Wn-Jibnru, the
hardware and atovu duh r who cany tne
lr (est line f atoye-a and rann in th i vl -
C'urrrul I'.vriiU.
ALBANY OPERA HOUSE
: One : Night : (July.
Oakse Swiss Belt Ringers,
Kvcrbndy reMiiarks at the splendid iH
pla v of friii. and vc:;etrtb'.e' at
I'owt'll A; Co s, where ihe-v b;it the
want In the tirt place.
The beht and laret supply of pe'.icbtt
will be fiiund at lowtll A: tV.
Leave yon r orders there when you get
ready to put tip' peaches.
A hirije s.ipplv of shelf goocU, the bot
in town, at Powell A: Io'h.
All kinds of nie-knack at 1'owell i
(Jo's.
Warm weather ood. pknle grocer. es
stav at home groceries, every varirtv of
grocei.es in t!i- market at Powell A: Co'.
COMEDY ETCH CLUB.
O' CtUCAfjrt.
Frencn
-Dy.ALMl IX
tti Thomas
38
IVATGI3ES and
Waltham
iLUisiOo
If vou like fun see
Swtsh IlellK.
l-l-chl
Seats now on r:i1c nt
WILL & HSU'S.
nrECTACLES C
0 EYE-GLASSEJ
Wall I'ai-kk. I lmvc just received
rim tiio cmt ii hiro invoieoof wall pa
per, borders, decoratioiiH, etc, including
the plain iiijrrniiiH which are becoming
very popular. These, goods lire better
styles mid cheaper than ever before.
Smui;l K Vouxo.
The Mas Kii.lf.rs. The heavily in.
sullateJ wires bein? klretched throughout
the business portion of the citv by the
electric lliiht comnany were formerly In
use in New York When the authorities
of that citv compelled the electric light
and telephone companies to put their wires
under ground, those in use were ot no
more service and were sold at "job lots" to
. concerns In other parts of the country.
The I'ortland company purchased two car
loads, i.eariy all of which is now in use.
Welcome.
9.33'
Watch Will& Stark's. Will & Stark
have received a new line of as elegant, as
well as reliable wnt:hes, uold and silver,
fer ladies and gentlemcn.as have ever been
offered tothepuollc In Aiuany. iney are
attracting considerable atlention, and buy
ers should not fail to inspect them.
A I1i:aitiiii. IIomk. One or lhc
handsomest and most elegant residences'
not only in Orego.i.but in l'e whole world
is that of Mr J M Ilalton. at the corner of
Itaker and Seventh Streets, in this city.
There aru larger houses, and higher ones :
but rarely any epiite so attractive and tasty,
and this is true of both the interior and
exterior. The place is an ornament to
Albany, and when our homes ate shown
visitors this will always be one of the first
to he exhibited.
l)i.ci Siiwiknly. Gordon Cooper.who
was tiled at Walla for the murderof Davis
several months atro, and acquitted, died
quite suddenly at Echo, in Umatilla coun.
tv, last Krlday. lie was smoking a pipe,
which caused a fit of hemorrhage of the
. lungs, from which he died. I lis wife is
left in destitute circumstances. Cooper
was a resident of this county for many
years and leaves several relatives here.
CoMrao.MtsEn. The shooting gallery
man, whooffered $25, $15 and $10 prizes
for tne best shots aaturtlav night, com
promised matters by paying C W Parker,
$7 s", lor the nrst prize, u wonn, 5, inr
second, and 1) C dchell.53 50, for third
prize. Mr Conn, though, had made the
best score
li J I.anring
Est A S I.ooney
Wm and Andrew Lame.
John Leedv
t; II Lewis
Lombard Inv Co
Est W Monu-ith
A B Mcllwain
McKnrland est
Mrs Margaret Mauy. . . .
R McConncll
A II Marshall
F M Malone ...
as McMahan
Mav ,v henders
las'F McCartney
Mrs M J McCartney....
In Moist
C H Montague W?
Walter Mcllrce S.jSo
I'res Munkers '4.535
Miller Morgan o,3C
.is 15 Morgan 9.395
'Mrs Isabel Nanny y,Joo
(ieo 1) Overton S.000
O'Neal Uros s.o0
Oregon Mtge Co 16,000
tregci:iian It K Co 7s.7 t
A 1-earce v.5.s
M P.ivne 20,37
II R i'owell 9-3'o
las Pearl 8.535
Est D P Porter 4.s3"
Samuel Porter 9.'3o
Win Ralston iM
W K Read 8.OI5
N U Rice '3.S3Q
R A Rampy "II-
!vj A Rogers '4.4(,5
John Schmcer .935
.Stewart; Sox '4.533
L Senders M9
P W Spink ".i65
R S Strnhan 9-45"
UK Smith 10,000
os Sommerville '. ".7'5
Ciit'itcii Mkktinu. Imineiliately after
prayer meeting. Wednesday 'evening, the
committee on pulpit supplv of the Baptist
church will report A full attendance of
the church isdesiied in order that the en
tire membership may have a voice in the
selection of a pastor. Committkk.
IIoi.mks IlUKiKKH Cou.eoe, of Portland
Or., will open Sept. 1st. J A Wesco, the
lendine neiuunn of the coast, has become
2c,5so a partner in this school and will make it
x ,s.i 1 ic leaiium ouhhicsb uuhvuij. t?run 101
S.ooo catalogue.
31,014 ' "
jjjjjj i llrlr.l Fruit trnnlril,
SSco ' 20.000 pounds of dried apples; 13,000
S 000 I pounds of dried plums. Highest market
S 9S1 i I'rlCe. Ml EI-I.KII S liAKHETT.
y.itjo j
lliililrn'a Klhrrrnl (onsh .rnp.
'1, i An infallible remedy for the curs of
,0,lu I oc.uehs. utliiua. catarrh, briinehins, whoop
V' i' ! ingcunghs, and nnectioii of the throat ami
I bines. The success ard imrcense .Ivnian.l
fur this nonnlur iireuaratiou for tlio l-.si
thirty veari is uniiaralleled. Lareo sizo,$l
Finnll SO cents For sale by J A Cummins,
druist.
On, Yes, try J R Douglas, opposite the
Russ House, for the finest quality of east-
cm oysters. Half th. h 25 cents, tuil dish
50 cents, and for sale by the can.
McValifTandSlavin are expected to fight
in London tonight.
btsutiful and de.ihtful concert piece, which
will be charmingly renders! by the 1 s, as
sisted by othere. on Friday evening, Sept.
20tb, at tho Opera House.
Madame Times Wax Works will meet at
I ho W U T U hall this evening promptly at
7 o'elaek. Alsn those taking put in An
Evening in the t lower L.imeu will meet to
tnoiruw at 4 p. m. at the Opeta House.
MrStinoir. a man whom De Hill met
while in Texas a few years ago.and Mr Dar
win, aneiehbor. have been in the eity, but
are nowen tho Sound. Mr Stinnit is de
lighted with this country and proposes lo
cating here.
Rev Mr Sncad. who had been engaged to
nreach at the Conereeational Church in this
city the remainder of this year, received news
Friday of the serious illness of bis wife in
California and left on last night's train to go
to ber. He gave up his church engagement
here. There were many regrets expressed
at his leaving.
d.wJor Price-
-,,!3'Wril?!iil;'
My entire stork of Ciencral
Mei'fliaiidiso, cimpisting of
Dry Goods, Cloihinpi, Hats,
Boots, .Shoes, and Groceries
arc- IV.ow ofl'ered for sale at
first eost, as I conteniTilato -
business.
t
G EEM 3USIKESS,
and if you want bnrgains e&ll
at 'once, as the goods must
and will he sold.
Ml. trvwtvM
NEW TIR1!
NEW lJ RICES!
COHEN.
NEW GOODS!
:s ix
DEALEI
I.ArttiEST in tub Valley. Will & Stark
have received the largest and finest dis
play id silverware 111 the valley, as their
elegant .display of novelties in the line
will testify. They invite the public to
call at their slore and sea their line me
tropolitan stock.
lohn Settle.
)avid Smith
il W Settlemler
A Settlemler
Ins Steel
Southern Pacific Co. .. .
E Turner
Will. Land Co
W II Thompson
T.ilton Taylor
Mrs M Turner. .......
W L Vance
Jason Wheeler
Oregon Pacific RRCo..
Alf Wheeler
L White
J H Washburn
.S II V. arner
Wm Wassom
I l .t alker
Inna'lmn assom
S E Young
A 1!em AitKAiii.t: Tiirxti. For the first
time in many years the Sunday law was
hro.iuht into ed'-rt and the saloons in
t'orvallis were -'h.-iil on Sunday last. II
is needless to sav that inanv of our riti-
icns were very inurli inconvenienced.
Lead-r.
DoN'r Kt'S Aitot-Mi. Every steamer
nov.-ever fntrv the bar, brbins to Albanv
an immense n-ianiitv of fruits and pr;
duce. The best and largest varietv al
ways gtjvs to I'ovvt-ll ' Co's, Tl'.ei
stands are always full id just such thing
as the publi': wants. S;:ve riming Jioun
by calling at their store first.
13,65S
".473
8.775
8,5 '5
15.000
313.973
I3.3e9
10,00
9,1 7 j
io.'75
10,000
27.l4
. 8.650
115,100
1 2,(1(1
9.6o
. iS.4'5
. 17.410
. 10,0:5
I2.00tl
. IC.6;S
. 7o,3:S
Fine 1)isim.ay. There was a lovr.ly
display of f ill and winter mlllincrv nt the
I d c's Bazaar, this week. It was quite a
treat, all the different novel'ics and styles,
trimmed in such good taste ami at sucn
low prices that cannot fail to please ttic
most fasiidiousor economical.
F.vntvnoiiY Savs So. If '
.vaves coul.l taui mcy wouiu ;
the wild
:v, "Go to
Powell Co's. for erocerles and pro-
tlu:e, f r their stock is large, their prices
low and qualitv the best." This is the
universal verdict of their customers.
MRS. C. P. STI AItT.
Mrs.C. D. Stuart, of 400 Hayes 8t, writes, "I
have for years hnU spells ot inrllKcstlou and (Hs
peptla, and tried nearly everything. Finally I
took o well known Sarsttparilla. It caused pim
ples to break out on my fare without helping mo.
Hearing that Joy's VegetaMo Sarsnpiirilla did
oot contain mineral, and mlshtact differently,
! sent for It The pimples disappeared immedl
atcly; and I had no inoro returns of tlio old
spells." Although tlio alvo was written a year
aso, Mrs. Stuart now attests tlio permanency ollts
effects. Bays sho tat:cs an oeea.'sio:ial dfxo to
siil-prcsso symptom of return and tliatsho has
pcilect ciwmar.d over her nl.i trnuV.e.
Tntie are! Hiei e Is nimger !
In allowing inactivity "f the kidneys 'r
r w tliroiiL.h nowl.-ct. The deadly flma;!
tit Urii.ht's diseas. .Hid lial-tes will wreck
t!igi, dlv KirK ef health if it i' a l wcl t
,lnft tn,l(lerless iiihiii thtm. The bladder
to.., if inactive, hi it jmlieious ineoicn....
does not speedily direct the h'lm toward
tho 1.0-t of s.fety. will lo whelmed by the
nuirksand nf disen-e. In Kclectiue diure
no. let .our chi.ieci fill upon ll'istolters
''.i..n.eH Hitli rs. W HO l stuiiu IStr a ine us.
organs without irnt iting and esciting them,
iwi, r-iTeets o he r I'lireln miled from th on
medicated stimuli largely rewted to. These
htve a tendency to react prejudicially. 1 t
liittors invuorato the kidneys and bladder,
111 common witli the nerves and the tin"
tive organs, and so atfi.rd ltinenid. It ai
9f.s!binls ibi d ass-istanco in jjreve.ittin;: bm!
euring intermittent aud remittent fever.
Iliii.nisnesn, cons: ;,ir.ti 111 and rlu umat:-iii it
alio piibjajTitcs.
Powell & Co.
Gold canes at Will it Stark's.
F. M. French keejis railroad time.
Rock candy drips at C E Brownell's.
iiew cream cheese just leceived at Conrad
Meyers.
Delicious canned ratiberaics at C. E
fir, wnell's.
Phoiee canned sweet potatoes at C K
Brownell's.
Prepared mackrel, in lib cans, at C E
nrnwuells.
Hesdiuarters for garden seeds at C E
Browne'l's.
Kor artists' supplies go to Stanard, &
Cusick s.
Awhrey gives gas for the painless extract
ion of teeth.
x on have a big stocktto select from at
Pow ell ol Co'
A popslar place L Viereck's shaving and
hair dressing parlors.
A filst class shave for only 15 cents at L
Viereck's, Saltmarsh Block, Albany, Or.
Have vou seen those parlor suits that T
Brink has just received ? They are nice.
Stoves, Tinware, Pumps, Pipe,
Garden Hose, Etc.,
.INCLUDING TIIK.
Cloak Sale!
SATl-RUAY.SEPT 37TII,
We will open our Annual
Cleaiiaxck Sales,
Cliak, Wraj.f, Jackets, and Silk S.alcttts
Our house has a standard rep.itat'.on wliictt
over fail to al tract tueral attcution Uur
inif our ;loak sales.
( OliKI-SPONDENCK SOLICITED.
Me.lllca & MrDoniwll,
101, Third St., PORTLAND, OBECOJi.
it ' L.a'lin ( Dry (lomls S:mo for li s!
goods r.t eastern price.
t-rAernts f.ir JMeCall's j.Vgw (!
1'i.tli.g Patterns,
.lass
Iliive lust received direct from the Eastern Factories
over 200 Cooking and Heating Stove, which will be sold
at prices below all Competitors.
As an advertisement r f their business they will give to
each purchaser of one dollar's- worth of Goods, a Ticket,
entitling the Holder to one ciiance in tlio urawmg lor a.
FUI-L XlCKEL-ri.ATKJ) IlE.VTJXr SlOVli, now on
Exhibition at their Store, lfyoit inlend purchasing a
Stove call and see their lino and learn their prices.
Pearcc's Block, -:- Yvi Slnvl. -:- Albany.
Grocers and Bakers;
Keep a first vial's stock of (iroei -nex. l'rodtic
)MKitp lUe. Rrvrrc flense.
and Puked ( leods.
1'iottoni prices.
SfSi AfHEADACHEj
lipSHiBsiS WmI&X a$ Kvl "WhiieYoaWait," 3
U m&. -aM4irTl BUT CURES -