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W'fBmsmL TERMS. Da.il. 1 ct a day; 25c per month? $3.00 per yar, in advance 30c per month not in advance. By carrier, 10c per week. 10 per cent added if allowed to run ovei 3 months. , Wbkki.y. 11.25 n advance: fl.50 at end of year; 1 1.75 for second year; $200 for third and preeeeding years, when not paid in advance. Clubs of five new subscribers for $5.00. -ivEoisriDsr FILL TEETH I PULL TEETH IMAKtB3IOCEW33X. I MAKE COLO C33 YNS.' I MAKE LOCAN CROWNS I MAKE METAL PLATES. I MAKE RUBBER PLATES. I SAVE THE NATURAL TEETH I MAKE REASONABLE CHARGES. J. C. LITTLER, tetist CHEVIOT and ASTR ACHAN, or ladies capes and j.ickets received Mon day moming. CAPES and , JACKETS. Already made. Lots of them. Far, bou ele. astracban and beaver. S. E. YOUNG. Some people pay for the advertising and some do not. Lord aid Lady Sholto Douglas got theirs free, and now they are doing a good theatrical business on the strength "fit. The receipts during the six months ending Oct 31, in the Job estate were $7,120. Of the expenses J.Tt. Bryson re ceived $1,750, assignee's fees, and Wil liams & Woods $779.78, attorneys fees. Where do the creditors come in. This has been a record breaking year. Bicycles, horses, and men have all won new laurels, and Colorado produced an 86 pound potato; but it was left for Mrs. J. J. Mackey, wife of a New York City janitor to become mother of a 24 pound girl, the heaviest at birth on record. The Stanford football team will visit Oregon about the first of the year. We would likejto seejour champions meet the Californians on the gridiron. Eugene Guard. Yon would, wouldvou? When Stanford got through with the U. of O. boys there would hardly be a chrvsan themum left. If it occurs the Democrat predicts in advance that the score will be 40 to 0. COME ONE. COME ALL. Julius Gradwohl Will Give You the Best Bargains in the City. I wish to inform the public that I wil reduce my large stock ot crockery. ware, vmns ware ana silver ware, ana will sell out my entire stock of holiday goods at cost. What I say I mean. Come in and price my goods and I will prove to yon that I am not deceiving you, but mean business. J. G&Aowoni. ervous Frorairanon. E. W. Joy Cojcpaxt I nave suffered from nervous prostration from financial losses. Can say Joy's Vegetable fearsa parilla has cured me. My liver, stomach and bowels have been very inactive, bat since taking your remedy I am entirely well. All business men and women should use it. Please publish. (Signen) Ms. Wm. Henry Jones. Butte Montana Sniloh' Cuie. tile great cough and croup cure, is In great demand. Pocket siie contain twentv-nve doses only 25c. Children love it. Sold by druggist. Blood and Nerves are very dot-ely re lated. Keep the piood neb, pare and healthy with Hood's Sarsaparilla and yon will have no trouble irom nervousness. Hood's Pills are the best after-dinner pill?, assist digestion, prevent constipation 25c Mr. L Verick has secured the service of Mr Michel Rogway of Portland Oregon Mr. Rogway is an experienced barber coming well recomended. Backache, dizziness, tiredness give way to Joy s V egetable fcarsaparn'. Plkasb Pat TJp.-Our accounts have been placed in the hands of G. W Wneht for collection. All persons ow ine us are requested to call upon him and attend to the same. Au-mxB Bbob Mfbic Miss Mildred Eunnester , teacher of piano or organ. SyBtem th e Mason touch and technique. Residence AVER'S Cherry Pectoral pavi-p his Lire So says Mr. T. IWI. Reed, a hlghly fespected Merchant of Mld clletown, III,, of a Young Man who waa supposed to be in Consumption. One of my cuBtoraerB, some I ysrs ago, luul a sou who hud all inO oynii'iouia i toimuuipiion, j 'J.ue usual liieuiuiues auoruen turn G -nA vlipf n.iul ha ktj:iililv fsiilMl Ol until he was nnablo to leave his a bed. 1113 loonier nppnea tome el for Komo remedy and 1 recom. ol 1 Aver's Cherry 1'ectoraL The youns man took it according pi imr.rnvn until l:o became well Ol and strojifr." T. M. Keed, Mid dletown, 111, 4,Somc limo nso, I caught a oovoro ruild. mv t lirnat and lunes were bsully inllanied, and I had a o terrible cough. It was supposed that I was a victim of consump tion, .and my friends had little hope of recovery. But I bought a bottle of Aver'a Cherry Pectoral, took it, and was entirely cured. No doubt, it saved my life." I. Jones, JEmert3 Cove, Tenn. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Received Highest Awards AT THE WORLD'S FAIR Missd Three Days. Loyd Montgomery came to last night after his siege of insanity, and remarked : "I want my Thanksgiving dinnerfnow, I'm as hungry as a bear." . "Thanksirivintr." said Boulin. "this is Sunday night, not Thurshday. "Oh, come now, I know better. Here sheriff, this man says it is Sunday, when it is only Thursday. He ought to be taken to the insance asylum at Salem." Apparently he could not be made to believe it was Sunday, and declared that he did not remember a thing since Thurs day. A different suit of clothes had been furnished him to wear. He was asked what suit of clothes he had on, and said his prison suit. Upon looking at the clothes he professed great surprise. In some aespects he has acted very much like an insane person, particularly a person coining out of an epileptic fit. ojr. xiiuo ueueves it is temporary in sanity, but that he was all right when the murder was committed, firs. Davis and Wallace think he is feigning insan ity. " Three weeks before the murder he had an epileptic stroke, and acted ver much the same. But be was not havinf one. vhntxmr I there is in his present conduct, when he commuted tnemurder, according to all luuivauuiia, imumg uui, imaging can ever answer ior uie terrible crime con mitted. City Conventions. The democratic citv convention was held in the opera house Saturday at 8 p. m. J . r. Galbraith, chairman of the cen tral committee, called tlm nietinr to . uer, sua was eieciea chairman, J . M Halston, secretary and P. J. Smile v as sistant secretary, G. W. Wricrht and F. P. Nutting tellers. O. G. Burkhart was nominated for mayor oy acclamation. t or recorder T. L. Wallace received 71 votes sndG. W. Harris. 46. The for mer was declared nominated, upon mo- "u Jir. narns, unanimously. C. O. Lee was nominated bv'acclaimv tion for marshal. A benders was nominated for trpasnr. er, nut afterwards declined to run. Ward nominations were ratified as fol. lows: 1st Cooper Turner for councilman and J. P. Galbraith for committeeman. 2nd Chas. Pieiffer for councilman ami John Schmeer for committeeman. 3rd I. C. Dckey for councilman and Peter Kiley lor committeeman. A rousine vote of thanks w is tn.hr,l J.GradwoM for the use of the Optra house. The republican citv convention vu held at the court house. Judge Black burn presided : secretaries J. A. Wilson. and J. M. Somers ; tellers E. D. On sick, C. B. Winn and A. Cannon. L. r linn was nominated for mavor bv ac clamation. Thos Monteith for marshal and E. A. Parker for treasurer. For recorder N. J. Henton received 133 hal- lots and C E. Hawkins 115. and Mr. Henton was declared nominated. Coun- cilmen ratified : 1st ward, W. C. Twee dale; 3rd ward, C. W. Sears. J. W. Cnsick dcehned tc run in the 2nd ward and his place was filled today by The populists nominated the following ticket : J. L. Hill, mavor; T. L. Wallace, recorder; Grant Kinney, marshal; B . Uundiif , councilman for 1st ward : A. Barker, 2nd ward and A. Becker, 2rd. Funeral of Mrs. E. R. Cheadle. The funeral of Mrs. E. B. Cheadle was held at the Pearce Memorial Church yesterday afternoon under the auspices of the Christian Church, and was attend ed by g large number of friends. tibitnarv Evaline R. Ankron iru born in Yireina on Jan. 28, 1S33 She moved to Iowa at 11 years of aee. and was married in Nov. 1S49 to R. Cheadle. They moved to Oregon in 1852 taking np a claim at Sand Ridge, residing there unil 1857 when they moved to Albany and engaged in the mercantile business lor a good many yeaas. lne deceased was a member of the Christian church. Four children survive her, Marv E. Grannon, of San Diego, Darlina Cheadle, Birdie St. Clair and ltba Cheadle of this city and Ernest Cheadle of Los Angeles. In her me she displayed a lorce ot char acter and will power not often, witnessed. She was a woman of great energy and pereeverence, never giving up when she once put her hand to anything. The citizens of Alttauy will long have a kind remembrance lor this pioneer citizen. Death of Mrs. H. J. Hopkixs. Mrs. H.J. Hopkins died at her home in this city on Sunday, Dec 1, 1895, of consump tion, alter a lingering illness. Emma trances Disbrow was born on Aug. 14, 1952, at Millstone, Somerset county. New Jersey. She was married to Henry J. Hopkins and resided in Wis consin lor a good many years, coming to Albany about six yea is ago, matting many friends through a character that brought her close to all who knew her. bhe was beloved Dy her lamiiy, relatives and friends. A husband and daughter are left, and many will mourn with them their loss of one who filled her Dtace well in life. The time for the funeral had not been set this afternoon. The remains have ben embalmed and it will probably be two or three days before the interment. Tbs Montgomery Sermon. Rev. B. J Kellev.of the United Evangelical church, spoke last night to a large aundience on whv 1 jciva aionuzomerv ameu 1110 psr- ents." The principal reason was ootainea J r 'r . . T , from Proverbs : "Spare the rod and spoil th child." Rev. Kellev amone other things told of an incident in me me 01 young Montgomery that illustrated his irreverence for his parents. When ten years old he eot hold of a fif y cent piece, and went to Brownsville one day when his 1 r .1 .11 a . rr j . . ft.... Z . . iainer was 111 ana onereu ui uei, it iw the boys of the town that his father ..... . - j i :ii would die oetore morning, vimureu must be trained in the way .they should go to come out all right. AYaqcisa Mas. Capt. Newt Goil liams, of Ona, who has been one of the most successful of seal hunters on this 1 coast for several seasons past, had the misfortune to have his vessel and cargo OI seal emus ee.izuuuriug iuv ,av rea son, for alleged violation ot the law in relation to sealing. The matter came np for hearing before Judge Bellinger a few days since, and the vessel and cargo were confiscated. Captiin Guil liams figures the loss at 7,000 Im mediately after the decision criminal proceedings were commenced against Capt. Guiliiams, and if he is convicted he may ue nnea zw or more ior vioi ingthelaw. Captain Guiliiams claims he was outside the prohibited hunting grounds, while the government witness claims he was inside. Post. The Citt Electios was m progress thia afternoon, and. notwithstanding a steady dqwn pour of rain, a good sized yote was being cast, a live contest was in nrncress over mayor, recorder and marshal. E. A. Parke had a clean field on treasurer, every body being satisfied with him regardless of politics. The DbmOcbat predicts that at least two dem ocratic candidates will be elected out of this t.hreA others. Mr, ClihS. P. Pfeiffer will be elected councilman in tne nu ward, though Mr, A. D. Barker is hav ing lots of fun over the election. TohhaFkscb Down. Mr. Woodside and O. C. Hamon are neignoors at Knox's Butte. Sir. Hamon wanteu w net nut nf hia nlace. so he tore down a irate that had lieen fastened and a fence Mr. Woodside swore out a complaint m Justice Freerksen'g court, Mr. tiamon was arrested and was Deing tried this ai ternoon at the court house. Murderer Holmes lias been sentenced deetb. He should be banged on time. Another fraternal seoiety is lieinif or tranisrad here by Delia Pengr of Portland the United Artizans . During 6ve years the Salem Woolen Mill Co. expended money as follow: Wge, $151,221.20; wood, $15.:KW .32; W1K)I $224,791 32: other emeiutw. 8. I total outlay in five-years, $422,935.22. It. is only reasonaMe tnat Salem people shmld I work to rebuild. Tonight a mass meeting will be held to obtain action in tbe matter. j Mr. Walter Jackson, the commercial ' traveler, was in the city today, very muchallva. . . 1 . : .i . ... i The Evangelistic Services. Holdredge and Dickson closed three weeks of evangelistic services in this city last night, with good results. The work was probably the most thoroughly or ganised of any ever done here. During uieir stay nere a religious canvas of the city was taken for the purpose of future ' work. It showed the following, so far as it noes, the hsures eivinir member ships only indenting those in the city, and the No. of persons, simply church preferences : No. No. Persons mem. In S. S. 132 142 139 116 65 68 79 39 Baptists 301 145 Methodsst Episcopal 403 194 United Presbyterian 246 144 Presbyterian 833 151 Cum. Presbytarian 151 35 Congregational 230 84 Christian 214 85 M. E. South 42 28 Protestant Episcopal 61 38 Roman Catholic 148 74 Evangelical 81 22 Lutheran SS 21 Others 61 39 No preference 261 26 2610 1058 806 Total number of adults. 1537; total number under 21, 1073; being 248 under, 354 from 5 to 12; 290 from 12 to 18; 165 from 18 to 25 not married, and 46 from 25 to 40 not married. The 806 in the Sunday schools is made up of 336 males aod 470 females; 343 are church members and 463 not. This does not include those coming to Sunday school from onts.de the city limit). The percentage of the 2610 include.! in the list- made are: Americans, 88; Germans, 6; Irish, 2V; Jews, l4; Scotish, 3-5; Scandinavian, 4-5; others, 3-6. State Insurance Company. Following are the a;B0softhe State Insurance Co : Cash in office Cash in First Nat'l ban. .. Real estate loans Real estate Land in Umatilla Co I-and in Umatilla Co 76 97 125 52 4 933 55 19 IJi 1 96 iSr.79 55 acres C. P. and Elizabeth Chapman d. 1. c, Marion county. 1,100 00 517 70 17S 16 4,474 74 5,900 00 175.650.22 1,763.33 Lands and lots, Lincoln Co. . Lota Astoria and Port An- ReJes Personal and collateral se curity loans School 'bonds Bills receivable taken ior fire risks School orders Legal balances, uncollected premiums and balances due from scents 24.S72 52 1,180 75 Personal property, office fur niture, fixture and library Total 1346,179 40 A sample of the assets is 135.333 10 loaned to the Salem Motor Railway. Card of Thanks. We desire to nnbliclv express onr sin cere and heartfelt thanks to our kind friends and neighbors for their acta of helpfulness and christian sympathy in our late sad affliction in the sickness and death of onr dear mother. May the good Father give yon, each and alllike kind ness when sorrow comes to tou. Mart E. Grasxos. Doixis E. Cheadle, Birdie St. Clair, Itua E. Cheadle, Ernest R. Cheadle. Miss Mary Cnndiff. of Albany, will give one of her pleasing eiecutionary en tertainment at the opera house on Sat urday evening, December 14th, under the auspices of the ladies of the order of Maccabees. Other features of the entertainment will be vocal and instur mental music, and the Grecian drill by twelve young ladies. Corvallis Times. Mrs. D. B. Monteith and children re in Port'and visiting friends. They will go by steamer to San Francisco on" Wed nesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Warner will leave tomorrow for California to spend the winter and probably to remain perman ently. Holdredge A Dickson, the Pacific coast evangelists, will bezin a series of meet ings at Halsey on ednesoav, Iec. 11, 1895. The "Old. Old Story' in sermon and song. Yon are invited. F. L. Kenton receives weekly nbscrio- tions for all tb leading newspapers and maeazmes at 14 G. atson t Ui (gro cery store. Tots saTes subscribers the trouble and expence of tending orders to publishers. LetUr List. Following is tbe list of letters remaining in the Pestoffice at Albany. Linn county. Oregon, Dec 3, 1895. Persona calling for these letters most give the date on which they were advertised. Butter, Mrs S. W. Bamford, Mrs Fowler, Will Hal!, Mrs Bell Rearnev, Jno. Robins, Vesta Rose, Nora Schroder, Mrs C J, Smith, Ina Wetzel, Julius T. J. STrnts, P M 83 rtrs rtrn xnci Sgnlmsry. Station, Albao), Or. Moota Nov, 1893. Mao Umpera'uf!, 43 9 Maximum tatnperatQrc, 52; data, 14th. Miaiuinn temprratora, 23; date, io. Total precipitation 4 28 inchsa. No. of e'eir days. 10 No. of p tly cl'md v Hays. 3. No. of cloudy dysT 17. Dates of!igt.t frnat, 5 9. 11 22 25 (teeofki.tinefr..t 3,6 7.23,24,25. Dates on wbicb h il fad, 2 d. Dates na wni?n s fell, 0- Datas of thooder storros.0. Aoro as, 0 Prevailing direction at tha wind. Si N. K --nsD-s: Tt nperator 3 6 Rainfall, 0 33 Recoid of 15 vtar. Jobs Bsinos, Volunteer 0mrrr. IJarvnue IllUUf IIUIIUUV "I was feeling aa miserable as any one could feel, tired all the time, many times unable go ont on the street even after t h.ii ata-tad. If I went no one flight of stairs I felt aa though I should fall. I had palpitation ot the heart and suffered f really with catarrh ot the head and 1.,-n.t. finallv decided to try Hood's n.rnrill. and soon felt better. I used the third bottle and I then felt like different person. I hope others in ill k..ii. win Aa aa I did. If vou take Hood's Barsaparilla and use it faithfully I am sure you will be benefited. I have also found Hood's Pills to be of great i.siit mnA t hfahlv Tboommend them." Mias jEsais Fbeuont, Saddle River, N. J, Hood's Sarsaparilla 1 Is tho Only Truo Blood Purifier Prominently in the pnbllo eye today. Hood's Pills core an liver ills. 36c i i 7 w L t rj llonlr- T.r&rl if can THE CITY ELECTION'. Four Democrats and Three Repub licans Elected. The election yesterday was hotly con tested, though a terrilie rain that never ceased during the day no doubt kept a good many from voting. 684 votes wero cast, about 50 more than last year, being as follows: 1st ward, 191; 2nd ward, 194; 3rd ward, 279: 1st 2nd 3rd Mayor ward waki ward total O. G. Burkhart 94 128 185 407 LFlinn 88 55 70 213 J. L. Hill 7 5 22 34 Burkhart's plurality 194 Rbcordkh N.J. Henton 112 98 130 T. L. Wallace 77 89 142 340 308 Henton's majority Marshal CO. Lee 93 Thos Monteith 95 G. Kinney 2 32 381 216 114 70 3 177 81 20 Lee '8 plurality 138 Trfamrkr E. A. Parker Scattering Coost-tLMis W.C.Tweedale C. Turner 139 118 4 147 401 99 75 Plurality... Chas Pfeiffer A. D. Barker scattering I. C. Dickey O.W. Sears A.Becker .24 11 9 3 130 120 24 Dickey's plurality 10 The Teachers Institute The local teachers institute, held at Harrisburg on Nov. 29th and 30th was the best one conducted there for some time. Patriotism a subject of keen interest to the people there, aa an bu loot nag pole now stands to support a Hag 9x16 ft. was introduced oy air. iteevs,oi riaisev. and enthusiastically discursed by the in sutute. Studies persued by Teachers Child study and self study waa clearly pre sented by Mrs. N. Lambson, of Albany. The rights and needs of the child were discussed, and the teacher's knowledge ot sell was presented in an instructive manner. Mr. H. Tvree, of Albany, gave a very practical talk on Physiology in primary grades. The health and futute happiness of the child depend upo.-1 the instruction aa begun in the primary grades. How to Obtain and Retain Attention, ) resented by Mr. Hughes, of Tangent, aid the responsibility upon the teachers own enthusiasm, tact, ability to create an appetite for knowledge, and familiar ity with the subject in hand. The let tare on Power of Thought by Pre. C. II. Chapman, of the U. of O., waa rare in its clearness. A man is in fluential as he thinks for himself. Work above the 8th grade, doubly develop? thought. Teachers present: Free. Chapman, DVS Reid, of Eugene; Mrs Lambson, Mr Tyree and Supt Rutherferd. of Al bany; Miss Mande Beard, Mr Hughes, of Tangent; Mr J Holland, of Jnoction : Mr H H White, of Lebanon; Mie-e-Clara Harker, OUie Cummings, Messrs A M Reeves. R King. W Swarm. F Rogers, of Halsey; Mieea Anna Soren son, R Coleman, "L Coleman. B McDan iel, Fanny Hays, Messrs A Kayburn, A Waters, ol Harrisburg A resolution, indorsing high school work was adopted by the institute. A. R Waters. K. or P. Electjox. At the mcetinit of Laurel Lodge No. 7, last night, the fol lowing officers were elect ol for the ensu ing term : C. C, E. U. Will. V.C., J.S. Van Winkle. Prelate, E. L. tjuinn. M. of ., L. Gottlieb. K. of R. and S.. J R. Wibon. M. of F., Geo. W. Hochstedier. M. of E., E. R. Huston. M. at A., J as. T. Hunter. I. G., N. D. Conn. O G. Steven Riley. Trustee, L. M. CurL A. 0. U. W. Officers. At the regu- Iar meeting last night the following of ficers were elected for the ensuing term w m. rortmiller, r. 31. H. B. Miller, M. W. S. N. Steel, Foreman. John Jones, Overseer - A. II. Martin, Recorder. E. A. Parker, Receiver 1 year. L. L. Van Nortwick, Guide. O. P. Dannals. I. W. F. M. Westfail, O. W. Julius Josei'i. Trustee. examining i'livsicians. J. L.. Hal. G. W. Mas ton, W. H. Davis. et PscruAR Accipkst. Last Sat- nrday afternoon Charlie Seldom berg, the little eitrht year old son of Mrs. Schloni- bers. who resides on a farm six miles west of Eueene, waa the snbiect of a pe- culisr accident, which will in all prob ability result fatally, lne little boy was playing with an umbrella, when h fell and one of the suel ribs penetrated the head just under the right eye. passing throiiifU the orbit and into the brain. Dr. Hamell was called and everything possible to relieve the little sufferer. He is leanui mat tue result win result taiai iv. At last accounts the little child was still alive. Engene Guard. Mr. George Cohen, of Portland, form erly of Albany, is in the city on business. George's shadow continues to increase in I size. The marriage of Mr. Harvey Walker of Barnett's lunch counter, and Miss Ma-y Meyer was announced to take place this evening. Mrs. David Clark and her daughter will leave Ashland this evening for a visit at Medford and Portland, and on its conclusion they will go to Los Angeles, Cal.. which will be their home in future. Ashland Tidings. Mr Ed Zeyss. Sr.. and Mrs. Bell, of this c'ty were united in marriage in Uor vallis this forenoon, and left for Port land and other places on a wedding trip. They have the lcst withes of Albany friends. . Uncle Billy Wright arrived in the citv this forenoon with his pail of horse-radish. He is hot stuff as well as his radish. Albany pouple have learned that when they gt anything from Uncle Billy it is all right. His horse rad sii is the best. George W. Dais returned vesterdav i rum can r rancisco, wuere ne had spent t. " - . . . .- niuiiwi in uie interest ot me stone from his Pioneer quarry. A large seven- story bun. ling is now being erected with that stone in San Francisco and is said to le one of the handsomest in the city I Salem Statesman. CASBT-SaLTMABSU weupi.sc. Mr. Charles Casey, proprietor of the Albany Ice Works, and Miss Jennie Salt- marsh, ol this city, formerly of Lebanon, were united in marriage at the Catholic chirch this forenoon, Rev. Louis Metayer penorming tne ceremony, a delicious wedding repast was served at the 8t Charles Hotel and Mr. and Mrs. Canev left on the noon train on a bridal trip to rortiana. Many irtends will wish tkem happiness and prosperity. Over sixty claims have been taken uo nn the Hiletz. 'l lie recent assessors census shows the population of Lane county to be 17,618 In tbe caHe of 0. O. Hamcn arrested tor tearing down the fence of U. B. Woodnido. . L' .. U . . . . .. .1. i ... ' m ivuua .uii. uie jury orougnt it) a ver diet of guilty and the defendant was f-ned 2o. It is said the fence was torn down in going to a social, and that Judge Boie was prsent and said it Wd necesrary and all right. The case was a live one. The funeral of Mrs. II. J. Hopkins look place at 2 o'clp;k today and was attended by a large number. Mrs. Hopkins was a member of tbe Presbyterian oburck and U. lnnarut MAVn.ln mint, J 1 1 1 ' Sinick, of that cburcb, in the presence cf a large number. Oakville. Wo made a hurried visit to the acad emy one day lat week. It was the noon hour. The first thim? that attract ed otir Attention on the plav ground was Prof. Smith and a group of smull John- nies pitching horse shoes. The next thing wunnyui note was postmaster Smith playing a game called "snap and catch em." Several of the large boys and girls were in this game. We fount! Miss Yan tis in the school room htiRily engaged writing. She don't play with the Smithf and Johnnies. On account of the rain there were but few out on thanksgiving day. Although the crowd was small the sermon was good. After divine services a dinner was served in tho school house, free to all, and a large portion was thrown to the dogs and they wero thankful. After dinner J. S. Smith drove upand tied his fine steed to a suitable tree and started for the school hou." to get a bite of what might be left, b it his horse is not a Cleveland democrat neither is he a Lord republican, and having nothing to be thankful for, he went in partnership with the carriage maker for the time. He straightened back and fell over, wrecking the carriage in a fearful man ner. After freeing himself from the wreck he jumped into a pasture near by and was soon recaptured. So ended Thanksgiving at Oakville. A large crowd of our best citizens met at the 8choulh(.ue last Tuesday evening to hear Prol Swikehammer, but this proved to bo another play of Hamlet, with Hamlet left out," as John did not appear. We were anxious to hear him ; on "Double and Single Matrimony," es pecially tne latter, lor we know that he is able to speak from experience on that subject. Come again John ! Prof. Crawford will lecture tonight at the U. P. church, subject, "Jerusalem." The district teachers institute will meet here the 13th and 14th of this month. .Many thanks to Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Junktn ior a pie and other eatables on Thanksgiving day, they never forgot the poor newspaper unn. Amiccs. earlv Hilled. A. B. Smith, who has charge ol the moving of the mill machinery into the La lor mines from (iates, met with a serious accident Sun day. Ho waa taking a heavy piece of machinery in a sleigh into the mines, and was w ithin four miles of the mines when the ilei)ih tipped over with Mr. Smith under part of the machinery. His left elbow was dislocated and the radius bone broken. It was a close call to a fatal arcidnnt on account of the manner in which it occurred. Dr. Hunter, of f Stayton, attended him and besides took ft I 111 I 1 ! hrttllA in tttttn ai.t.J.. . . i 1" ' r' . : 3 " The Watebloo Election. T. L. Rice as elected mayor, J. C. Hulton, re corder; Frank Uleason, marsnal, de feating T ii. Devinetwo votes; J. F. Grws, treasurer: Ja Hardin, Joe Green. J. H Turpin and John Filling, council men. On account of the first names of all the members of thecouncil beginning with J ii is already being called the jay council. TiieLebvson Electiox. R B Monta gue was elected mavor, defeating l An drews by 8 votes: iteo W Taylor, mar shal, defeating C W Morgan by 15 vote: recorder, W M Brown; treaurer. I F Hyde; rouncilmen. M S Daleieisch. C E Puuh. 11 Baker, A Umphrey, A R Smith, J it licanian. Cov-ixces MYKTRRtovs. I man from W atrtoo says the myt ay over Use deatn of John Knifong contina-. The prevail -inf opinion there u that be was murdered it has been abolutel- impossible to figure out an accioen' cansinj; a around of the -hiracter made. It reached around bu bead in a namur that maid only have lwo made by a pliable thing, probably a siint; shot. Attitesaine time no motive can be Ieimd for the dd. A IlAaxcKs TniEr. Sunday nixbt a thief entered '.be darn of It. LI Reece, a few miles from Al)nr, and stole a set of harness. Mr. Reece had a warrant ieued out of Judge Powell's court for the arrest of John loe, and iVnstabie Mon teith is now looking for him. WEIDIS-JE! SPA X SOCIAL AND HKKSONAL Mr. Watt Monteith, of I ortland, is in the city. Mr. Tom Kay came n p from ?ale:n this noon. Dr. Rich returned to Albany this week from tbe Bay. Mrs. Judge WcJverton. of Salem, re turned home vesterdav after a visit with Albany friend. Mrs. Wylie A. Moore is in Allan v and will return h-ne about Christmas. Salem Journal. MissOlga Hewitt, dauhter of Judge Hewitt, will leave in a few davs for Oak land, where she will enter Mills semi nary. Mr. Robert Montague, iust elected mayor of Lebanon, will be the youngest mayor in Oregon, so far as known, being only 22 years of age. The estate of the late Capt. S. G. Reed in I'ortlan i alone amounts to f 1,131,9:50, and there are no debts against it. He has much property in California also, and his widow is made the sole legatee. Little Eva Morris celebrated her ninth birthday at her home on Nov. 29th in a -ery pleasant manner. Thoee prent were Nellie and Errna Livingston, Willie Welch, Loien and Pearl Harris, Robie Livingfton, Ira Morris. Beulab Slimp- son, vi tine Meuee. Mabel and Kov Becker, and Nellie Morris. Games and apples, popcorn, cake and p'e were the lea In res ol the eveuing. Mr. Charles Rod field, eon of F. M KednelU, ot this citv. who has been in Jamaica the past year, is making ar rangements to go with lligbv and Barn ard to Viautemaia, where they have a railroad contract. Oa account of a los ing business they gave up their Jamaica contract, ltiongti expensive the road is going ahead, tho English government being uie ounaer. A uehghtful birthday surprise party was tenitereu Miss Uztio kuper last night at the home of her father Mr George Lupcr. About twenty - five young people celebrated Miss Lizsie's fourteenth birthday in a lively manner. The following were present: Ora Du- bruille. Mary Stewart, Ruth Flinn, Ar- lene Train, Ora Simpson, Lena Simpson, hmuia Sox. Jxima Henton, Ura nark ness, Mary Dundam, Millie tioilicb, Emma Hill. Ada Sclulller, rlo Nutting Iena Miller. Gracio and Frankie Payne, Nellie Dnnnals, Mabel McCoy, Francis Frenh, Mary Thompson. The Corvallis Times refers to awed dinar mentioned yesterday as follows At sharp 10:30 Tuesday a.m., txiward Zeiss, ice-president of the Sugar Pine Sash A Door Company ot Albany, Ore- eon, and Miss Dora Bell, of Corvallis, promised to tread the uneven path of matrimonial life together. In the pres en e of W. W. Hartleys and J. Fred Yates, both excellent authority as to how the job ought to be done, Justice E E. Wi son made them one. The pair took the 11 o'clock train for their future home. Awarded Highest Honors World's Fa!r, Qold Medal, Midwinter Fair. CREAM Most Perfect Made. 40 Years the Standard. mm HOME AND ABROAD Plant yonr holiday ads now. 8 lbs choice raisens 25cls at Mctlwatn's cab store 8 spools Clark's O.N. T. at Mdlwain'i cash store. Fac turkeys, ducks and hens at Robert sons leea itore. The. very best, and only $2,00 per doz, cabinets at Tinkles. Best butter in the city every day for 30c per roll at P. Cohen's. 20 lbs best granulated sugar tl-00 at McIUain's cash store. For lbs best cottage or cream cheese call at Mcllwains cash store. Stayton Red Crown snow flake and Jtf fcrson flour at Mcllwain's cash store. Fairbanks Goldast washing powder 3 lb package 20 cts at Mcllwain's cash store. The theapest place to buy coffee or tea is at Mcllwain's cash store, be keeps tha bent. Lite size photographs, the best finish reduced from tUO. to only $20 per dozen at Tinkles. Cabinet, 12.00. Dr. While's new hair gtower, restores premature gray hair to its original color, For solu at Verick 's shaving parlors. A football game is to be playd between the Albany college boys and a team of the Sajtiain Academy of Lebanon on Dec. 21. Oidy 275 votes were cast in the Salem election. There was only one ticket in the Geld, and it was so quiet people hardly knew an election was in progress. Mr. Milton Hale while repairing a sbed at bis place near Albany yesterday, fell nearly fifteen feet, receiving soma severe bruises, but fortunately no bones were broken- Dr, Maston attended him. Eighteen dead dog, iu untnaiked grave, was the treijrbt of a quantity of poisoned meat put out to tempt the appetite of sneer killimr canioea, by a VI on roe farmer, soma time ago. limes foe repairs on the bridge at M eh am a will cost over $400. The Linn county cotnt will hare charge of making tbera, and will proceed at once to put the bridge in a pa. sauis cminuon. At the HaWy election Frank Fruby was eieciea mayor; m j. atewart. re corner; M. . ivoontz. treasurer; Urant Taylor. Marshal; W. H. Gulhford, Alet rower. IV. fc. Bond. J r. Carter. B A Stafford and George Taylor, council men. The F. Co. base ball team at the armory ast nin: Knocked tne printers into pi by a score of 4'i to 15. They were so jubilant that they immediately challenged the Woolen Mill aine, and next Friday they mi. I meet in combat at the armory. One of the nat stores in the valley is that of M F. Mcllsrain, jut cpened- The former store has ben rearranged and pre set) ta a new and bright appearance, with a completely new stock of (rood. An arc light at night iikiminatea the room. The tranidVr of the heaaUfu residence and grounds of L A. Port, in Yew Park was recur aed today in Um recorder's office. Ine porchaser is Mrs. W. A. Bingham, wife of AiLVDey George bingbam. and the consideration II2.1W0. Salem Post. The livast boating season on record is promised oa tnr W ulamette this winter, o.ade poaaibce by an already lively freight and paaarturer contest. The O. C. k E. id run t-o boat, the Homg and Bentiey, the O K. At N . will ran several boats and it i in order fur the S. P. to meet the boa- loeTioiea derates two coiainns to the Smith Lieb trouble in corvallis wiu officers Mc Lagan and Taylor. In conclusion it says: No affair that has happened in Corrallis in a loog time, baa canted more comment than the events here umlnl, and there are few. if any. who offer any palliation ior toe acts of the ct&cera . Dt. G. S. Wright the little 220 lb deo list and the speediest I lass A man in Oregon, u ia training for Belt season's wort awbeeL He ha lu training- quar ters on tbe krer floor of hia oarn, a ad they are fitted op in Up- op shape. Doc too 21 racea and sccood in five more dar ing the season jost psut. McULanviiW Iraascript. 'lie Albany Furnitore Co- wL'i aatist all those who make cash purchases cf them during Itciormber ia procuring suitable holiday presents. For each dollar's worth of goods bought tne purchaser u entitled to 124 cecla toward ay of tbuse artislk tkets shown by them. Ihus an H pur chase en lilies yoa to a dollar's wutth of baskets Se them and be convinced of their uulily and bcaaty. Two very important facts in connection ito tbe new era ot magazines are illustrat ed ia the December Cosmofolitaau Its fictioa is by Stevenson, toe last story writ ten before his death. "OaidO Sarah liuod. Zaugwill. and the beginning of Jaw Line AHeo s new heniucky reaUstic aory. Bottru." rrooaoy no stronger anay of oclion has ever been presented in ny magwiue money could not boy oeiier. be losinopoliun uooly tea rents per copy. Collcgc Notes. The seuiur class has just finished Homer. The A. C. L S. is again ready to ex plode. Mr Chas Huston has just entered the collece. He ia taking the commercial course. The students of the Christian associa tions have been greatly belped by toe work of Messrs. Holdredge and Dickson. The students generally had s fine time Thanksgiving. None of them having bad time to get their lessons lor Monday. The piano tan be heard at almost all hours in the music rooms. A TxsotarooT. Some tenderfeet I rem the valley were out at Little fcJk last week. Thty saw a vast multitude of sal mon in the nver, and tuougni oi tt.e land flowing- with milk and honey, or somet bine ot that sort. They proceeded to kill and dress a great quantity ot then hsh, chuckling all the wbils over their fortunate strike. In their simplic ity ihey did not observe that the hah were sore backed, and bv tbe time they have consumed about one-fourth of their catch, they will be praying, says s cor- respondenk for the mountains to tall upon them. Times. At a meetinz of Albant Ensrine Com nanr No. 2. held last niirbt. W. W. Bow- ell was nominated for chief engineer. Mr ueorirs Fish is being mentioned tor tbe nomination by No. Vs. Should the H. L. company renominate tne present cniei them would be an intretlnsr three corner ed fight. Something is needed to stir tbe department up. Wa Ark OrkKtxa aline of Christmas goods this wivk that will excel anything we have displayed for years, and at great ly reduced prices. Our line of sterling froda are almost as cueao:as you can buy Plated ware, watcbts, clocks and jewelry at prices way below what they were sold for last year. Call and see our display and get prices . h . M . t rssch Rheumatism is caused by lactic acid ia tbe blood Hood's Sarsaparilla neutral ises this acid and completely and perma nently cures rheumatism. Be sore to get only Hood's. Hood's Pills cure nausea, sick headache, indiget'ion, bHIIousness Sold by all drug gists. I Like a Proposition That Pavs" Is what a prominent man said. That is what the public want in the grocery and baked goods line. Theyliaveto have them daily, sun shine or rain. They want good goods, not bad ones, snd good treatment with them, and all at reasonable prices. Years of time have taught Albany people that such s place is Parker Bros. They Uke pains to furnish their customers with the heat oroceries. first-class baked goods and the freshest produce and fruits. If you , would always kick s got' Buy your groceries at Parker Bros, Str.e Insurance Policies. I Bring them to Jos. V. Talt, who will write your insurance in one ot the most reliable companies in the world and give credit for unexpired time on State poli cies. JOB. V. TaiT, I Postofflce Block, Albany, Or For Pills and Plasters Dawson Use Dawson's t urnit ure polish . I Asrm.rsnj AsarKMH I 9!ssBJjiHJss.BsB. sBsWJsssV. ssVsa. ssW MsW tssf. SSS1 I (J. N. Duncan, erantr Indira; J H. Waters B A 7 7"::: J Alkock's Bills allowed. J A M?Feron 11W 6-5 N Needham, clerk... l9 6 DFHardman, recorder 150 00 J N Duncan, judge 100 00 P G Morris, treasurer 83 35 A R Rutherford, superintendent. 50 00 F M Redfleld 83 55 Q E Propst 66 65 G O Coofey,aid Mrs Clark 8 00 W E Savage, aid Cos family 7 00 n .i.i i t. o iu " ' JlW, 1U ACUWVf IrllJT ........ o w OTLubker, aid 3 00 Sarah Hines, aid 3 00 John Usher, janitor 10 00 KODt unlock, aid BOO Mattie Taylor, aid Window and Cohen 10 00 P M Smith, aiv Grin Wataon 6 00 Mr and Mrs Barnard 6 00 Nellie McDonald, aid Jos Lewis. 8 00 Mrs G F Junkey aid 6 00 Henry Mvers. aid 4 so Jos La rear, aid 4 00 Mary E Davis, aid Streithof 10 00 T T Fisher, aid Sarah Hines 3 00 W LCoon, aid Alberts 9 00 Probate Record. In estate of B Brenner, final settle ment set far Dec. 12. Inventory filed in estate nf Samuel Daw. personal broDertv 1114.4.5 ordered . a f sold. In ffuardianshin of Samrutl P.nr'nlmrf' bond of I D Burkhart approved. J M Arring appointed guardian of Mary Jarvia et L Rosa Wilcox SODointed adminintratrir of J B Wilcox. Bond, approved. Ap plication to compromise approved. Will ot Emily Spicer admitted to pro bate. In estate of Joe Harrison bond of ad ministrator was fixed at $11,000. Guardian of Nancy J Dickens, die charged upon filing vouchers Partial distribution ordered granted in estate oi -ancy diggers In estate of Jacob Newman final ac-! count approved. Receipts of distribution filed in estate ouonn r agan and adm r was discharged, j In estate of B X Hardmao.bondof ad- ! miutstrator lor f-WUO approved. Ap praiser appointed. Final account of guardian of Acna Morris, formerly Levis, approved. Spoke for Oregon. Mrs. Narcissa White Kinney who has just returned from the National W. C. T. U. at Boston in telling of tbe work of the convention, said to a Telegram man. "During the closing exercises each del egate was requested to si re the state socg of her state and hen it came my turn I sang in Chinook the hymn which waa the first one trans lated into that language bv the mission aries. Whitman and Spaoding. It took with the audience immensely, and from that I had to explain something of what and where Oregon was. When I made the statement that the eastern part of Ore gon might be let down like a blanket on tbe Atlantic coast and it world complete ly hide from view the New England states and s Urge part of New York, and that the western part of Oregon would cover Pennsylvania with Rhode Island and New Jersey thrown in my state ment could hardly be credited. I was asked whether I was not representing a real estate agent, or would be willing to represent Ejistern partie. My only re ply was that there was room" for ail in Oregon and that they might come along and each have s farm." The DnocaT obtects to any Chinook soag being passed off in earnest as Oregon' state sonn; it ia a dead language, and Chinook is rare ly beard now. M rs. Kinney n doubt did it in s hnmnrooa vein. Dally Health Laws. Don't eat so rapidly. ftil on a chair aod ' be auiet after eat- tng. 1 oar stomach u not s coal tin. When yoa feel uncomfortable after eating you have eaten too much, and yoa need Jor'e Vegetable Sarsaparilla. it yoa saner irom rheumatism watch the sheets. Dont set between them : if damp dry them. Cure yonr rheumatism with Joy's Veg etable Sarsaparilla. Keep flies out ol yoor boose; they are germ earners. ear flannel undergarment. Keep your feet warm ; yoor head cool. When your blood is thin too feel cold in the least change. When your blood is thin Uke Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla ; it wi'i make rear blood red, rich and thick. Des, it will do to take Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla now. When you get off you bicycle after s long warm ran, pot on s cost. If yoa are going on a trip take Toy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla. Strange food makes strange stomachs. Joy's Vegetable barsaparilla reaches the stomach, cleanses the stomach, and re news the stomach. No appetite? Take Jov's Vesetable Sarsaparilla. Keen appetite. Accept nothing bat the renuine wbe n you ask for Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla. BE OBSERVING. Take advantage of the low prices in tnotos at l inkles. The bs fresh eroceries and produce at uoon si uoswn a. s. ... - Ladies the latest fashi jo it a seamless dress made by Jlrm. McLean. Good treatment at Conn and Hustons. and their goods are the best. Some eletraat desianes in crockery ware at low prices at toon and Hnstoo. 20 ox. savon soap at Parker Bros, tor only 5 ceats a bar. This Is a world beater. Biii reduction in the prioss of all sixes of photos at 1 inkles One doxen new jackets just received at tbe Ladies Bazaar very stylish. Though tbe season closed November 1 the Siualaw canneries continue to run. A large and choice stock of jewelry, ail- . . , . ? , . -". s ver ware, eic, juu receive! at n ill ana Starks. Tbe roost elegant line of statnary ever brought to Albany at Will and Starks. In several beautiful figures. J. W. Bentley at his old stand ia the Cnsick block. Boots and shoes made or repaired well and carefully. If Tinkle can't make a picture that suits yon von just as welt give np. See bis $1.60 pbotos. New stamped linens in the latest de signs, also the best wash silks in all the new art shades at the Ladies Bazaar. Dra. II. E. and O. K. Been offices and residence in tbe post office building. Spec ial attention given to diseases of women. When tim were iropd and Cabinet pbotos were $6 00 per dot. people thought they were cheap. Wow yoa cn get bet ter ones for only 12.00 this month at Tin kles. See t hem. Photos all sixes, at trreatly re 'uced prices at Tinkles. If yoa are compelled to live cheaply and wish to supply jour table with the best tbs market affords By all means patronise the Postofhce Grocery. mm m m Dr. White's new hair growering system fcr sale at Verick s barber shop. Sole agent for linn. Lane, Benton, Marion, Clatsop, Polk, Lincoln and Yamhill conn fee- Address Bos 4-21 Albany Ores on for free pamphlet on baldness and scalp trou bles CHANGE YOUR INSURANCE. State Ins. Co. policies will be taken in exchange for insurance in any of the first cissa companies represented bv me. 1 represent the Sun of London, Continen ts! of New York, and several others and will guarantee thhein. Call on or write, M. SsNDIBS. The leading agent. Or. Price's Cream BAkinj Powdu. Wtrld's PalHHW Masai ass WsT-V !.??R tH Mkd Not one of the host of counterfeita and imita- rtiona is as eood as the genuine. pj The Weather. Wednescny fair, Thursday warmer. River 4 6. rain and F M French, L'isp'aym jn A Chid Enjoys The pleasant flavor, gentle action and soothing effecte of Syrup of Figs, when in need of a laxative, and if the father or mother be costive or bilious, the most gratifying results follow its nee; so that it is tbe best family remedy known and every family should have bottle on qand. State Insurance Policies Written in the "old reliable" Insur ance Companies of North America, of Philadelphia, Pa., and Western Assur ance Co , of Toronto, Canada. Unearned premium allowed on tbe state policies. Mail or bring voar poli cies to J. W.SB.vir, Dis't Spt. Agent Office over Read, PeackACo's store. Albany, Or. Completely Satisfied are people who get their prescription filled at Hodges A Burkharta. Thev exerclse tf'e greatest care and are af-: prompt. Pure drugs, perfumery ""c m ""onary, ALBANY 13 ALL RIGHT Kwp yoor eye on this fact and also bear is i-iiod "bat C. E. brow, ell will snpplj yoor ants in the grocery line cheaper than any competition boose ia the city. Is Auusr At the Albany Dressed Meat Go's. shop, corner Second and Ellsworth streets, yoa can get the finest cim,,,,.,. X. Ari. i,; i.TZr - , ' besides the regular lines of tender meats, Wheat 42 cents. Coon i Huston for groceries. Cart fjr poultry at R. M. Robertson's Bring the babies to Tiaales and have thtir pcotos taken. Farm Loans. I r ave a limited amount of money to loan on irood farm lands ia linn ana ad ioioinfr ckianty. On very favorable terms. Interest parable annually. Call of yrrite at once as tne a meant I have for loan in? nil soon be goce. C G. BcBBHAsrr, Albany, Orejf m. Louis Yiereck has wcored tee soe right of Linn. Marion and Bentoa Co. for tbe sale of Dr. White's Hair Grower. Parties denrinsr treatment vid do well to consort kim at his place of badness or address box 421. Ubany , Linn Co.. Or. IT you want a good and clean moke buy cigars made bv our Al ba n y ciga r factor v. ReretTed today GjO initial pins at French's jewelry store. loose gold filled watches ai French's jewelry store are bargins. Bafcy was aick. Kl her OsLaJa. na a CUd, staa crted far Castorla. sb bacaaw VJss, sba eta to Astoria, W sa ha Odkrasa. ake IWa Dyspepsia. E. W. Jot CoxrasT Gentlemen : 1 have taken yoor Vegetable Sarsaparilla and can say I have never seen anything ec)ual to iu I have suffered ten years wita ayvpepeia, not oeing aoie to eat anything bat milk and brown bread. ute was nothing bat misery lor me. Now I have a good appetite, eat any thing I wish, and feel no disagreeable effects from it. I wish I could tell all dyspeptics and orge them to try your 1 eeiaoie aarsapanii. toigneaj su.joh i-jsotht, Forbestown, Ca Karl's C over Koot,te 4 real otood pa fier gives freshness and c earaesa to th complexion and cares constipation. oc, 1.00. rothay A Mason Agents. 40 Loaves of Bread tor Jl.OO. Let ever body come to the Star Bakery and get 40 loaves ol fresh bread for fl.oo cash. C MiTIt. Captain Sweeney. US A. Sn Diego Cal says: "SMIoh's Ca'arrt Remedy is the first r.-dtcloe I have ever found that would do me any o.J." Price 50c. A supply of Pi usbm aline nas just been received by Hodges at Hcfarland. It preserve milk. Those wtio have been waiting for it will take notice. For the best Drugs Dawson's. Sr Pure Drugs Dawson's. Nkw Yarns, saxonvs and sephyrs at he Ladies Basaar. For Prescriptions Dawson's. Jay's for tho Jaded aa Health for all Jaaaklnd. KTO VECETasLK SaUAMBIU-a. tsnads Biwu kerbs, and contains BO sat as r a 1 drags or deadly on. Joy's Vegetable Sanaparilla robs the bloo of all Iu import ties, aad Bourse, all these unparr- d e t a I a , Chronic Constipa tion, Liver Co as plaints and Kidney Adcctioos. Joy's Yegetable j harsaparllla prevents Urad fsel ings, staggering sen sations, palpitation 01 heart, rush ot blood to the head, dixxinna, rinriox ia srs, spots bciors the eyes, headache, bU hninss,coostipatioQ of bowels, pain in the back,rrirsncholy; toogus coated, foul breath, pimples on fxxbody and limb, dechneofnervs fores dixxy spells, faint spalls, cold, clammy feel and hands, sour risings, fatigue, insomnia-and all dis aacs of the stomach, liver and kidneys. Joy .a Vegetable Sar aparllta la sold by all druraista. Refase a aubsutute. Whea yoa pay for the best see that yvM set tbs bcac rf,'- - t fLf I " 'I ties It roach nalwre'sowa I 1 properchan I Sarwparii'.a JT"Srl ernes !- . . s New Stock of Merchandise At H. F. Mcllwain's One Price Cash Store. Yoa are invited to call and examine the lines of good. Every article is new, from dry goods to groceries. I have placed on my shelves a full line A. Schilling A Co't celebrated tea. coffee, spice, bakinz rowder. and a j choice stock of groceries. i nave tne best coHee mill m the city, and will grind coffee to order free of charge, 4 pounds of Arbockle coffee or 4 pounds Lion coffee for SO cents. I also Keep A. Sending A Go's beet Mocha and Java coffee. When yon are in want of Dry goods, Clothino;, Boots and Shoes, McUwain'sCash store. ion i a can save money on everv Darehaa. Nov. 30, 1895. Dont miss this op- pnrnnifyf Auction, Auction, Auction. The remainder of the stock consittiEe of dry goods, groceries, clothing, toots aa J shoes andcarpets, formerly ti e A. B. Mcllaain estate stock must 'be closed oat at once, call at the auction store and get goods at yoor own prices. Auction sale Monday and Saturday. at 2 and 7 p. m. Private sale every day. All goods sold without reserve. Dec. 4tb, IS95. W. H . Woasxii, Auctioneer. Now Is The Time. to look out for the health. When the air is chilly, the weather uncertain, and the wind penetrating, the lungs require tpecial protection. Our lung protectors are com fortable barriers against cold and colds. Considerations of health favor the policy of lung protection, wntcn is tu rained at tee low-tariff price of (1.00. The thing with which to barricade the lunea perfectly against winter assaults is a lung protector. To wear one will prolong your ii!e. espec ially it yonr occupation exposes yoa to sev erities and dangerons changes of tempera ture. - j a kjhixg. B20 DOLLARS PER MONTH In You Own Locautv made easily and honorably, without capV al. during your spare hours. Any real "-oman.boy, or girl cad do the work hoA iy, without exrience. Talking a necessary. Nothins like It for mot making ever offfcred before Oar worker always prosper. No Mme wasted ci earning the business. We teach yea In a nlsht how ?j cnccecd from the nr oll. You can make a trial wnhout el pen, to yourself. We start yoa, fturrdsV everything neetled t carry on the bnv Bess successful , and guarantee jv against failure if yoa -at foUow simple, plain lnstroctlons. Besow. " you are In need of reedy moaey, sn. yrsnt to know all about the best paying business before the public, send us 1 audrsss, and ws will nl yoa S . Bieut giving you all the pai.icuur 1RUC& CO. Bex400i Augusta, Maine, STRAYED. A black boar, with a few white spots, from my farm near Tang ent. Finder will please put bin up, sad will pay expenses. A. L, Brideefarmer.