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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-10-22
II. u. COTIIRh
LEWIS PERRIN.

THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA, }
COUNTY OF .ABBEVILLE.
Personally appeared Lewis Perrin and nav
ing hCcn duly sworn says that he was present
ana saw J. \. Smith and G.. IL. Moore make
and scvcraI!y sign the foregoing certificate
and that he with Il. =. Cochran witnessed the
due execution thereof.
Sworn to before me this LIST day OF October.
1880.
T.P. .COTHRAN. TSeal1
-<ntnrv lubiir =
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-10-22
State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
Probate Court.

Probate Court.
Comtllaint for sale Of land to ray debts.
A. T. Robinson as Administrator &c, Plaintiff
against D. p Robinson Ct, al, Dcfendant.
will sell at public outcry at AbbcSille c. II.
s. C, C. II. on sa!eday in November neHt for
the paylnen. of debts the following described
real estate o! Jaro Lindsay deceased, situated
il said County and State, containing
ONE HgKDREE ANG SEVENTY ITO ACRES
mcra or loss bounded by land, of Estate CT
William Davis. Estate OF W. Il. Bradley An
drew Boyd, J. f. Wid3ma1 and other
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-18

oar rubiis schools no oredis ss ID
neenhlan.


The public schools are the backbone o
any community, and their welfare IL NOR,
to city than any other consideration
Albany Il fortunate Ia having good school
under very efficient management, ans
the immensa audience that greeted the
Arbor Day exercises at the opera house
Saturday evening tettliiee to the general
interest our citizens have In the education
of their children. The program, though
devoted specially 10 arborial matters, was
an educator, as well, and as presented,
one Of the most interesting ever given Ia
our city Itls sometimes difficult 10 over
look the faults OF old people but the faults
Of children are often the most entertaining,
and without them the great possibilities 81
their lives would not be shown
The program opened With fervent
prayer By DR.. Irvine.
A song, hv jubilee chorus OF little
girls, was well presented.
Prof Walker delivered an elaborate ad-
dress on the topic Of the day. II was
masteriy plea Tor the trees and foi iests OF
our country, and, as we'll, was full Of vital
suggestions on the many different branches
OF the subject. II was listened 10 with
great interest.
A song, "Weleume Spring. by q large
chorus OF young people. wss very refresh
Ing, aud one could almost see the buds
blossom.
Ten pupils then separately gave short
reeitations, showing the beauty aud use-
fulness OF trees--a pretty exercise.
"rrcasures otths Mood" the next enb.
ject, was presented by elk pupils separately
and two classes Of twelve and ak pupils,
bright recltasions being given on the
acorns, pine zones. moss, violets. willows,
etc, of the wood.
Part SECOND was begun with a fairy
song by class OF fifteen; sparkling
affair.
Thlrteep recitatlons, short and to the
point, on Iavorlte trees, brought out the
good qualities Of our principal irses
"Our New Song" by the school, was
heard with pleasure.
Eleyen separate reeltaiions on "iamous
trees was an Instructive historical exer.
eise.
s'rhe Crows" sung By large class OF
boys, was the most taking affair OF the
evening, the lIfe-like cav, cav, cav, given
with energy, carrying the house, and The
boys answered an enthusiastic encore BY
putting more steam to the eaws.
Twelve short eecitalions on the pear
tree did justice 10 that favorlte tree, which,
In Oregon, beats all nations.
A song, by class of girls and bows, en-
titled "Happy Are We,s left no doubt At
all on the subject.
Seven short recitasicna, rendered by
seven very hrigh, girls. on different SUBJ
jeets, brought out some good elocullonary
qualities, Edith Ashby closing In a manner
displaying dne elocutionary powers In
girl.
farewell 10 the Wood" by the school.
closed delightful evenings entertain
mcnt.
Though over sixty separate recitallons
were given. besides the address and songs
and other class exercises, only two hours
were exhausted, the reeitatlons being so
abort and bright As TO take little time COM
pared 10 the amount presented.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-18

The petition Of Il J0'Conner and ors
asked for cross walk In the Bird ward.
Referred.
Petition Of McFeron and others asked
Tor mn electric light on the corner Of 9Th
and Jackson streets. Referred.
Petition Of John Lawrence asking that
franchise be granted Sunset Telephone
and Telegraph Co for extending wires and
poles over city. Granted.
An ordinance providing for the mode
Of grading streets, laying pipes, sewers,
and sidewalks, was read twice and refer
red.
On motion the building standing just
west Of the Exchange Hotel was declared
q nuisance and was ordered torn down.
The part Of petition Of Judge ] G Pow
ell and others, relating 30 sewer, was re-
considered and referred 10 City Surveyor
The street commissioner was instructed
70 notify property owners 70 clean up
alley.
Committee recommended thatseveraI or
ders made about q year ago 10 grade GER
tain streets, and never coniormed 70, be
renewed, work to be done in sixty days.
Carried. Also 4th st, Baker 20 Main.
The improvements are grading Of Ferry,
7th 10 18th CalEpooia, 7th TO fifth 9th,
Calipooia 70 Ellsworth, ,llth, Washington
10 Broadalbin, 4th, Baker to Main new
sidewalk on Ferry, adjoining lot 4, block
Iai.
MIR Grimmer and Mr Sears were order
ed given five days 20 build sidewalk adj
joining their property.
Matter Of Mrs Chcadle's building being
removed was referred with power 10 act.
Mrs Cheadle spoke to the Council in
favor Of good aidewalka and other ueople
grading In front iof their property.
The following biIIs were ordered Maid .
Mayor and Council, s47 Electric Light
20, ,sI04.B0 Judges and Clerks Of cleo
tion, $50 n Hoffman, salary, $50.
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now THEY ADVERTISE.

In single Issue Of the Weekly New
York World The DnMooRAT finds the FOL
lowing Washington ads, but rot an Ore
gon ad. We give them IN view OF The
general discussion on the subject of advcr.
tlsing cities, and ~ we'll TO show DAT All
the wItid storms are not In the East,
GPOKANE FALLS.--The most rapl1iy
- growing young city In America, rail-
way centre and metropolis OF territory
containing 100000 "a. miles of mineral,
agficnlttT Tal and timber resources. Finest
water power IN the world For particulars.
including book. ."Spokane Falls illustrated y
send 10 CIough * Graves. Financial
agents, Spokane Falls, Wash.
FHyACOMA The great money making
Il centre Of the Northwest. Money
loaned az good rates aud investments
made or non-rcsldents to yield large pro.
nts. Now Il the time 10 buy. Every fott
OF land will rapidly appreciate. For Iurth-
or Information, please address Betkell, Me-
Manu- < Gillespie, racoms, Washington.
A NACORTES, Fidaiso Island,the Man
n haitian Of the Puget Sound country.
Washington. Just selected as the Pacific
Ocean terminus Of The Oregon Improve
tttStt Nehtthty tNahNAT AfiUG Plat ftlFd
Jan. IS; present population, AGO. For
city property, coal, Iron. timber and farm
lands write John N platt, Banker ,Anacor-
tss. Washington.
TxRAY'S HARBOR, Washington. The
" Duluth Of the Pacific Coast. Rail-
road terminus Of the Hunt system, now be-
Ing pushed through 10 Grays Iiarbor from
the Walla Walla wheat fields. Rich tri-
hutary country--whcat, coal hay and tim
Der. Largest BODY OF Government land
In Washington, subject TO home siead. .trIbu-
tary. Two.tiiths Of all timber Ia Wash
lngton tributary the future seat Of great
lumber manufacturing and other indus
tries The best hasbof north OF San Fran
ciseo. ~ square miles of anchorage only
10 miles OF aowag~ $50 miles nearer San
Francisco and the.world's MAJ kets than
Tacoma. Possessed Of unparalleled natur.
Al resources. Gray's Harbor and the Gray's
Hsrbor country offers great inducements
70 set.lers, investors and business men.
For complete particulars. address Gray's
Hatbor Company, Gray's Harbor, Wash
lhg'on.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-18
rns ALBANY AsD ASTORIA RAILROAD.
Force 10 he shortly Pat Ia shs Field.


+ J f4anning, one OF AIbany's solid
men and q prominent mover In the coun.
ellis Of the Albany and Astoria railroad
company, was In the city yesterday and
was interviewed by an Astorian reporter.
In response 10 inquiries about the Al
bany and Astoria railroad Mr. Ianning
said that the untoward weather had do.
layed movements somewhat, but that the
intention was 20 put corps OF engineers
IN the field next week and 80 soon ~ the
route was located, the actual work Of con.
strnction would begin.
''rhe road IL CO." said Mr. Lanning
''it will, as you doubtless know, hc d
great help 60 Astoria, and II will be the
opening Of new era 10 Albany. Our In
tereste, yours and mine, arc identical
We want a seaport, We want railroad
communication you want 20 build up q
big city here, 10 have commercial me.
tropolis. This can and will be accom-
plished and We think the Albany and As.
toFia railroad win be n big help In thai
direction"
At this juneturc telegraph mcssengel
handed Mr. l.. dispatch, offering hin
500 an acre for 2O-acre ranch he hai
somewhere in the vicinity Of Port Town
send.
Il offered that property for $3.50 M
acre year ago." said Mr f.anning, as hs
put the dispatch in his pocket, "but
guess its worth 1900 an acre now ,anywa,
I'll answer my Port Townsend agent, ant
tell him win he over there next Thurs
day"
SIR Lanning continued In reference I,
the Albany & Astoria road. There /
~, 10000 10 be invested In this road
the money IL ready and the work will b
begun and put through 20 satisfactor,
completion.
All Of which is very pleasing news /
chronicle. Historian
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-18

uSioN CouSrY cosvENrioS.--The
Win be Union County Convention held
at Albany on Thursday the Ist day Of May.
at 10 a. tn., 20 nominate county ticket.
No vote having been taken TO serve ~ =
basis OF representation. but knowIng q
large majority Of the voters Il IN sympathy
with its principles, Il Il recommended and
requested that each preeiact meet In their
respective places Of voting on Saturday.
the 36th OF April, At p. M, and elect five
delegates TO attend the county convention.
All voters without regard TO raec.coior or
previous political SCI ivisnde. who desire 20
be released from the evils Of class ieeisia
ton and the grasp OF al legalixed monopo-
Hes are cordially invited 10 participate In
the election Of delegates.
z HESnRix.
Temp. cty. Chr.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-18
noroR LINES.
Albany to Have I've according 20 Prospects.

AtuAAt W hhbe iWa AocurAtnE 70 FruaprftHs
Arrangements are being made by which
In all probability Albany win have two
long motor lines the present year. Al
ready sufficient money has been raised TO
insure n line from the present street car
line TO the Eastern limits, thence past
Bryant's and other additions 10 Sunny
side and Wright's addition, returning BY
Fairdale. This would take three or iour
miles Of rails In all.
The other line will probably run from
the present terminus Of the Lyon Street
line out Ellsworth Street, and down the
county road 70 Goitra's large addition,
nearly through 1t, returning through
Mllt Haie's property and Townsend and
Cusick' 3 additions 10 the line on the conn
" road, thence back on the same line.
That II one scheme, which may be chang
oil though. The money il nearly assured
for this line, and there is no doubt that Il
viii be built.
These two lines will do much 10 make
matters move In lively manner In Al
bany, six miles oi track laying furnishing
employment 10 a large number Of men
besides the immense stimulous II will give
the real estate market.
Albany viii be heard from.
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I have added about two thousand
dollars worth of carpets to my
stock this spring. New styles IN
8 ply ingram tapestry and body
Brussels; also hall and stair to
match, rugs, cocoa and napier
mating, hemp carpet csina mat
ting. etc. have also connected
with my carpet department, lace
curtains and curtain nets, portiers,
window shades, wall paper, lin
oleun, and Aoor. oil cloths.
have and am receiving the largest
and best assorted stock In these
lines Of any house this side Of
Portland. These goods are all
on the second floor. where haye
them arranged 80 that buyers
have very little trouble In select
ing what they want. Plenty of
room and light. Thos. Monteith
has charge of this department
and will take pleasure IN showing
the goods at any time.
SkWUHf z. FauH
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-18

DR PATToS treats successfully all dis :
eases Of women, and guarantees to cure all
-urable private diseases. He has sure
remedy for catarrh Of the head. lie
sleeps In his Office and answers city calls
day or night. Consulta,ion Is free and
everything is strictly confidential lie
can be found in his Office in Blumberg''
Block from 10 TO Il, , to 4 and 7 10 s.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-18
NEW sToRE-lADlEs. BAZAAR.

An entire new and stylish stock Of
fine millinery, ladies and ehildren's
ready-nade garments, hosiery, corsets,
handkerchieis, kid gloves, neckwear,
yelling, embroideries, laces, &c, &c. New
novelties for ladies and children ar
irving daily. Call and examine goods
and prices. Every article marked in
plain figures. One price 10 all. Re
member the place-Ladies' Bazaar, Fro
man Block.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-18
Ar Cosr.-Haying purchased a drum

Ar Cosr.-IIaving purchased drum
mer's samples, consisting Of ladies' and
children's muslin underwear, babies
Fauntelroy caps and hoods, infants and
children's slips and dresses, ETC., ETC.,
and receiving on the same a great dis
count, I viii offer the same TO the pub
lie at their Wholesale price. From rs TO
90 per cent can be saved on all these
goods. Call early before the stock ID
broken. q w Simpson.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-18

THEIR NOMINATIONS. THE RepublI-.
cans In State Convention Wednesday at
Portland nominated The following ticket
Congress, B Hermann; Governor, ID
Thompson Secretary Of State, Geo w
Mcbride State Treasurer, Phil Meichan
Supt. Of Public Instruction, d McElroy
State Printer.F c Baker Supreme Judge,
X S Bean I; District Attorney for this dis
trict, Geo II Bingham. S A Dawson was
placed on the Central Committee from
Linn county.
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MARRIED.

SCHULTZ - CHAN. - On Tuesday
evening, April IS, lSoJ, at the residence
Of r II Schultz. in Albany, by Rev $ G
Irvine, D d, Mr. Fred Schultz and Miss
Lucy Chan = both of Albany. The
bride recently came from Omaha with q
sister of the groom, that being his former
home also. The happy couple deserve
the good wishes they are receiving from
friends In this city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-18

Fine oranges,

Fine oranges,
Onions and onion sets,
Early Rose and other potatoes,
Seed peas, beans, etc.
Cookies ana crackers,
Dried fruits.
Fresh garden products,
All kinds canned goods,
Oatmeal, corn meal, hour, etc,
Pickles, felishes, etc.
Everything found anywhere.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-18

STRING JACKETS At CosT.-I
have a small line of spring jack
cts in colors ] wish to close out,
and have reduced the price 10
cost. They are the latest style
and a bargain. | also have lire
of Spring Stockinet jackets for
$3.50 each, which Is the incest
jacket for ;''e price in the marxet.
SAMUEL z. You've
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-18

A BIO Fortmilier s. Ir.
wing, who do business en- big scale. have
just received car load OF remarkably fine
bedroom and rarlor furniture among other
things some sixteenth century oak bed
room sets, unique, elegant piece Of furn-
iture never before introduced here. Some
thing that will take. They also have JUS,
received one hundred dozen window shades
In large variety Of designs. up with the
times. Among other new features OF thciI
business are some hasdsotne parlor screens
and lace curtains. You have TO 60 "a
Fortmilier & Irving's for the la,ss. In theii
line.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-18

SPREADING Our Mr.. Julius Gradwohi
besides his large crockery stock will now
keep on hand a splendid line Of groceries
OF all kinds, giving our citizens raany adj
yansages they will be glad 70 secure He
will make the prices 80 reasonable that
oar citizens will have an object II calling
snhin for first-class groceries. The regular
market price will be paid for all kinds of
produce. Give him call.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-18
Ths State RspablIsan convention.

PORTLAND On. April i6.-J II Tongue.
was made permanent chairman. Rand,
secretasy, q w Davis assistant secreiaF.
Committees appointed. Adjourned. Com
mittees reported, all reports were adopted.
Order Of business Is as follows: Nomina-
don OF candidates for Congress, Governor.
Secretary Of State. Treasurer. Supreme
judge, Supt of Instruction. State Printer.
Com. on platform appointed and adjourned
till 7.7n
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-18

BEAUTIFUL MfLLISERY-For the next
three months will sell IRON 2s 10 so per
cent cheaper than any millinery store In
Oregon. Everything In the latest Eastern
styles, all grades Of goods from the cheap
sst 25 cent sun hat TO the finest bonnet.
None but first-class hands employed.
IDA NJ BRusH.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-18

CoAmTTEp SurcIDE.-W GBradley, who
has been with L @ Beardsley at this city,
committed suicide in the Portland Hotel
Wednesday by cutting his throat with q
razor. Business reverses are given a.
the cause. He leaves family at WASH
ington, Indiana. The writer met Brad
ley daily while in this city. He was a
strong, healthy looking man % lawyer by
profession. Nothing in his outward con-
duct ever indicated anything Of this ma
turn
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-18

FANCY WoRK.--A fine line Of fancy
work just received at G w Simpsons,
banner rods, India silks, figured and
plain, large assortment Of embroidered
material and q choice variety Of fancy
goods generally. An elegant stock 10
select from.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-18

DIED. I'm this city, April Izth, 1890,
George B. yassallo, aged as years, ;
moaths and I9 days, Of disease OF the
heart. Mr.. Vassallo was member OF the
Congregational Church, Of the X. M. @.
A., from which the pail bearers were Sc
lcctcd, and Of Rescue Hook & Ladder CO.
be lived an exemplary Christian HE, and
bis death will be regretted b. many.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-18
louEAN ABROAD
MONDAY

MONDAY.
I II Al Thornton spent Sunday Ia Poftiasd
i Mr. g l. Brush. Of Portland. has beaa n
the city.
i J.l.s law w.s ofv.n : III .seans,aa i.
pstsIand - :
: =, C, AZ
- 9,p'.h, ,,nI., ~seus.e M ana gsneI'
wens to Iolsaana .gI-uay e as.ena " uus osAss
Pap'''s" ''n so'''''s' '''os oa v s"pes-
n.voc. a. 80. oa..,a ,...a,...
~. .',.ss... ss'..,asI. ,.'sI - -
ssdsas Ee.n1 owa'us - sao s9 s9an'ay yssssiasy
- - ''s usuhs - ao'os' ~ aauaef Nkus can ps
'mas'nea.
Tho OF 9 ot tbs Congregational
Church will giye 'sCfazy II and s0cialsou
Au'a.sasy All ss ssen.hg' apr ss.,ss sne onntep'
a" arg ooIoiA''y 'ns''su =" .'saha.
Mr Al bosneke has rented the corner,uow
occupied BY Hafn's tarbsr shep. opposite the
tuss House, aud will opsn cigar. coufec-
tionsry and fruit store there 10 few days.
Conductor Ed Huston, of tho Lebanon
train. iu jumping from d car struck 4 cebble
stone, aud vss thrown, spsaining one Of his
abklea 40 that is !. IN not b. able IL do vspv
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-18
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
monday evening. Anrit 18th

Monday evening, April 14th.
present--fIrench, Deyoe, Tabler, Burk.
hart and Garrett.
Further time was granted on bill Of
Cougill Il Conn.
The committee on streets and public
property reported in favor Of certain inn
proveinents. Granted further time.
Committee on fire and water reported
that coils TO engine Of No rs were again
found defective and had been repaired
and bills forwarded 10 company with re-
quest 10 pay and send new coils.
Chief Engineer reported that two night
watchfnen were ON service from p. m.
until 3 8. M, while Mr. McClain was on
from p. m. until after morning train.
City Recorder and Mayor reported on
special election ~ heretofore published.
Reports of City Treasurer and Recorder
were read. Following Is the substance
Of the safue
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-18
FIRE AT JUNCTION.

Junction. CRY, April I4th. IA fire
started near Sternberg s. Sendcrs' general
merchandise store at 3 O'Clock this morn
Ing, burning II and other buildings as fol-
lows S.ernberg & Senders, building
$t2oo stock, $4,000 insurance, 5000.
Same block, w 5 Lees drug store and his
two residences. value 5000 stock S 3oooi
insurance, 5000. DIR L Davis, household
goods and stock OF millinery. 900 no III.
surance. Contents OF w Kinks barber
shog, 500, no insurance. Little stock
saved. Supposed incendiarism.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-18
Easlslea % shs ns...

All are entitled 70 the best that their
money will buy. 50 every family should
have, at once. bottle OF the hest family
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, To cleanse the sys-
tenn when costiyc or bilious. For sale In
soc and $ioo bottles by all leading drug
gists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-18

STEAMER ARRIvALs.-CelIery. aspara-
gus, green peas, oranges, lemons, dried
peaches, dried aprico's. Cal. cream cheese
hne comb honey, strained honey, etc, al
Mueller & CARROTS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-18

BEsT or ALI BARGAINS --24 fne lots In
Sshultz's Front addition TO South Albany
are now In market for 90 days. These
lots range in price from $ so TO Sl3S each.
They are only Y mile from the Court
House and are cheaper thar any lots. ac-
eording TO distance from town. We wish
to draw the sttenlion OF the public to this
fact
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-18

NEW embroidcries, Aouncings, lace
fiouncing in cotton and silk, black and
cream. Laces IN imitation point, also new
designs In black and white Lace, including
vandyck and EifeI Tower. New rnchings.
SAMUEL Z YouHG.
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ASoTnER Busy DAY.-To-day has been
an Unusual busy day At Mueller & Gari ett's
on account Of the fine assortment of fresh
fruits and vegetables, consisting Of pie
plant, asparagus, horse radish, cabbage,
oyster plant, peas, CELERY, etc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-18
FINE TAILORING AT 1. E.

TIMELY ApvIcE.--It Is always proper
In the Spring, as the days begin to grow
warm to don q lighter kind of clothing to
suit the climate. In L z Blain's tailoring
department an elegant line of suitings has
been received, unsurpassed for quality and
size In the valley. Men contemplating or
dsring suits should not do so without call
Ing on Mr. Schiller, who Is ready TO show
this splendid line of suitings.