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FRIDAY KOVEMUER 6, 1891
LOCAL, RECOUP.
Hoaau Thikvbs CAtioiir. Sheriff
Croltan hat, through that eternal vigil
ance wnicn U securing for him con
quest, ewceeded In effecting the capture
01 a couple more home thlevee. iher
arrived la Salem veatenlay at about
o'clock and an hour later were In Jl. On
October 7th two mares were stolen from
the pasture o( Daniel Stanton, at Crre
wetl. The atolen team waa littchtd to an
old hack, with panel bed, painted black
and had on old work harness wl'h new
br lilies. The information received br the
aherift waa to the effect that the team
had been atolen by two men accd 50 and
37 Tcara. The outfit deacribed above,
driven bv two men, arrived In Salcin on
the Scio road late yesterday afternoon.
having been camped for a ahort time a
abort lime a few mllea frum Salem. Ar
rlvln here, the stopped near Ooulet'i
livery stable, wr-tre they offered a couple
of taddlea for aa!e. Bert HensUy apoited
them and noli fled the aheriff. who followed
them, resulting aa above. The namea of
the n.en arretted, who are thought cer
lain to be the right onrt, are Charlea
Henry and F8 PhllHpa, and from letter
in their pocket It la learned one la from
Nebraska and the other from Kanaaa.
They are each aged about 35 eara.-Statet
man
A Ghost Stoat, A atory told a Pans-
ocrat man to day, by a gentleman from
away from Albany which we do not re
member having heard before may explain
whv couple of Albany voting men have
not been aJteptnr on their Cascade clalma
recently. C. B Winn, Oeorge Morehouse
ano oeo riper paid a visit to the umten
bush region, and went to bed together,
three aide by aide. During the night Mr
Winn, who waa In the middle, and had
been having a realists night generally ,waa
atartied nv a very bright light aninlng re
fulgently In the comet oi the room, and a
man appeared In the mldat of it The other
aleepera were awakened, and all aaw the
eight, causing three ponpadoura at once.
Then the vision ditappeared. Perhapa
aome one want the claim wiree than the
present claimants.
CoaVALua Abrkkhm it City Assessor
J M Porter has completed the city assess
tnent roll, and the extension of the cor
porate limit of the city pnta a consider
able increase on the totals. Hie tot I
valuation of real estate aggregates fAltt,
400; of pereoual property, 1328,214 ;
total valuation of all property, $iM7,434 ;
indebtedness, $213,679; exemptions,
$21,740, leaving the value of the total
Usable property $"12,315. The tax
levy, which will be five mills, will run
the total amount of taxes to $3,661.57, an
increase over last year of $1,275.49.
.Gazette.
Mixnca Matters. John L Dean has
filed with the county clerk proof of $100
labor on the Old Fidelity claim in the
Bantiam district.
On October 21st A Hatvorscn located
tba Honest Injion claim in the Kantiam
district, abont W of a mile southwest of
the White Bull.
Two or three men who have come
down from the mines report the big
stamp mill nearly ready for business. It
will probably be running by Nov 15th.
Aoa axu Yocth. Hugh Fields, of
Brownsville, well known all over the
state aa an extensive farmer, stock raiser
and speculator, was married recently to
a Miss Ptillman. Mr Fields is credited
with being worth about half a million,
and can support his young bride in all
the luxury she may wish. Ochoco Re
view. The case is somewhat similiar to
that of Benton county's half millionaire,
Mr John Foster.
Marion's AasaaaMisrT. For aeveral
day, all lat night, and up to an early
hour thla morning. County Aseor
Cleaver and assistant, EJ EJes, have been
figuring up the tola's ef the sneumtnt of
Marlon county for 1841. At an early hour
thla morning a trial balance of 'he taxable
property waa reached. If no mistake haa
been made In the addition, taxes will be
collected thl year on a total valuation of
7.38 . against $7,654,930 Statea
tnan. Thla will place Marlon county
second and Linn county third In the fate.
though the gapof last vear between the
counties ba been wonderfully decreased.
- Probate Matt a as. In the matter of
the estate of Wm Peebler, report of ale of
real property approved. Final account
filed and Tuesday, December 8th 1891, at
one o'clock p m, fixed aa the date for hear
Ing the aame.
In the matter of the application of Wm
W Chapman to become a citizen f the
United State, he wa duly admitted.
In the matter of the estate of Maria
Crewse, acceptance of guardian ad litem
filed. Anawer of guardian filed and order
for sale as praved for.
In the matter of the estate and guardian
ship of Guv and Nellie Thompson, In
ventory and appraisement filed.
In the matter of the estate of Elijah
Saltmarah, citation issued returnable Dec.
7 i8yi.
Rtrxorr with A Darkey. Three o
four week ago Lillian Young aged about
sixteen, of thla city, where ahe waa well
known on account of irr rather wild
habits, (kipped out with Oeorge White, jl
darkey. They went to 'Portland, where
White and a white man, who waa enamored
with the fair Lillian ha J a right to see who
would keep her From there they went
to Astoria, when, yesterday; on complaint
of Miaa Young's mother, now a resident of
Corvallia, both parties were arretted by
Sheriff Smith, and will be taken to Cor-
vaWe for trial. They were living together
when arrested.
Ikdicteo Five Timis. This morning
the grand jury indicted Fred Reed, tbe
timber land man who haa been In jail
eevsral months, five time, on charge of
obtaining money under false pretense
Reed la one of the meat notorioua timber
land swindler on the entire coast. Ills
victim can be found all over Oregon,
California and Washington. Eugene
Guard. Thl i the man Albany officers
had auch a run after under the wire work
without capturing him
In twenty year 81a divorce were grant
ed in Multnomah county, said to oe a
record which place Portland ahead of
Chicago. Take the country over, irom
1866 to 1886, the divorcee granted were
338,716, an increase of 157 percent inihat
twent) years, while an increase of only 60
per cent in population la passed to our
credit In the aame length of time. So that
.the' increrse will be een to be general.
Linn county haa been doing ber ahare. -
A Loss to Oregon. The funeral of R
S Wallace at Salem was to take place thl
afternoon at a :3o o'clock. Business houses
generally were draped In mourning for
JLalem'a leading citusen. It waa hi push
that eave Salem her Wir bridge, and he
ha lead In all enlcrprUe with money and
Influence. The lea ol auch a man 11 one
not alone to the city he live In but a well
a to the whole state,
BiiLDixo and Ixak. Tbe director of
met at the office of the secretary last nigni.
ano loanec- tome 3.oo at Te"Yl".V
seventy-live
m"m"l """"V"
were nominated for auditor to be voted
on at the annual meeting of stockholder
on Wednesday. statesman
A Literary Society Meetwq. At the
literary society of the public schools held
last evening the question, "Which is the
S renter evil, intemperance or war," - was
e bated, and an interesting address by
Dr O W Maston, on "Physiology." was
listened to with marked attention, The
Doctor presented some facts that rfhould
be remembered by the young people who
heard the lecture.
' Wheat remain at 8j cents, with very
little movement Farmer who did not
sell when it waa 86 cent are generally j
waiting lor a uonar. wi.i tney get itr
Makes thr Best. It la a well known
fact that If you wa.it E stylish ault of
clothe made to order you have to go to
L E Blaln' tailoring department, under
charge of E A Schlffler. He ha a fine
line of suiting on band and make them
up In a manner to give general tatltfao-
tloa. -
Tb Cbarlea E Etna kid, feltVs msaa-
f sot mad at Philadelphia are tba best in the
marktt. Call at A B McIlwairA end ex
amine taarnJUfort pctrehaaing.
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A ' 1 11 1 ' W ii lt Hit Towell,
daughter ol Trof Towell, at one time
president of the Albany college, and also
state superintendent 01 vregon, na oven
having a romantic career since leaving
this city In 1882. In 1883, Prof Powell
then Wing president of the Beattle col
lege, Miss Powell, wno nau aireauy ob
tained a good reputation in Albany for
elocutionary attainments, delivered an
address of welcome to the famous Vil-
lard party. Subsequent events in the
young lady's career form a fitting sequel
to this meeting with Mr Villard and his
family. Shortly after the retnrn of the
party to the east, Pml Powell died, and
Kirs Poa-ell with her eon and two
daughters went to New York city to re
side. Some months after this Mrs Vil
lard wrote to reporter of the Post-In-telligenrer.
calling attention to the
young lady who nad delivered the speech
of welcome, and asked for her name and
address. At that time the paper was
being sent lHh to the home of Henry
Vil!.t In Ki Ymk mn. ln (nihil
of Mrs Powell. Reference to the sub
scription list disclosed the fact that the
two families were living in the metropo
lis within two blocks of each, other. The
reporter wrote MraMllarrt giving her
the deaired information. She at once
sought the young girl and took her un
der her chaperonag. A strong friend
ship sprang up between Miss Powell and
Mias Villard, and together they pursued
their studies in music and German.
About three years ago Miss Powell re
turned to the Pacific coast, and shortly
afterward became the wife of Mr Drum
heller, a prominent banker of Spokane
Falls. Her sister is now the wife of Dr
K U Johnson, of that city. Miss Powell
is now about 28 years of age.
Forged Ilia Fatiiir's N ami. About
Oct. ut one John O Stoll, traveling aalca
man foi hi father'a wholesale saddlery
o nae In Sacramento, called on O C Mc
Farland, of thl cltv, soliciting, ordera, aa
had been his custom. Aa It often occurs
he claimed to be abort of ready caah tor
raveling expense, 10 Mr McKarland en
orsed a aide draft which aesmed to have
een drawn by young Stoll' father. In hi
a vor. Before Stoll left town Mcrarland
became auaplclou of him, and followed
him to Portland, but Stoll gave him the
up ai-d escaped. Mcrarland threw htm
off hie. guard by informing a friend of
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uiuu inn nc wouiu oo training, dui ici
the matter drop. Later, the check having
passed tr.roueh aeveral bank waa dKhon-
ored and protected a a forgery, and paid
oy MCfarland. On last Saturday Mc
Far! and waa Informed by a friend that
Stoll waa In Seattle. Chief Police Hofl
man waa called and the police In Seattle
were notified and hi arrest wa made at
nee. Hoffrr.an no doubt haa chareeof
fellow by thl time, having left for that
on yesterday noon tratn.
Caooc Couxtt. Married, at the resl
dence of Mr andMrtGeoCline, in Prine-
viue, unnday, Oct 25th, Justice Bell
officiating. Mr R P Ilarrioston and Miaa
Jane Grain.
All of the new machinery haa been
placed in the mills and now Prinevllle
can boast of having as good a mill of its
aise as there is in eastern Oregon.
Monroe Hodges returned last Saturday
from California, where he had been with
a band of horses. Mr Hodges says the
horse market in California is dull, but
he roan reed to disnoee of all ha took
there, -and will drive another band to
California next season.
W F Elliott and family arrived last
week from Linn county. They tried
living in'webfoot two years, which was
all they could stand, hence they retnrn
to bunchgrara. Mr Elliot brought out
100 head of yearling and two-year-old
steers. Ochoco Review.
A Caxmbrt Opportunity. Hon Allen
Parker and son Ted, are In the city. Mr
Parker offer to bring H canning outfit, a
good one. to Albany , and establish a fruit
cannery here under very favorable teima,
and If our citlaen want such an Institution,
and they certainly do, they should get on
ome action and act at once er tome other
city wilt secure It. The plant la a gvd
one, wiiR a capacity of j$o to 300 cases
In 13 hour, which would give Albany one
of the best canneries In the state. A capi
tal stock of $6,000 or $7,000 1 probably all
that would be required. Mr Parker will
put In hi plant at $4,000 and take $1500
of It In stock. Let there be Immediate
action. -
Pretty Early. The overland train,
which has been arriving at Albany at 6:30
o'clock, will hereafter arrive at 4:33
0 clock, two hours earlier. Though on
the face an Inconvenience to many, it will
fjlve people an opportunity to get to Port
and earlv and make better connection
ith the East and Sound.
The Willamette this aftarnoou
was jnat
tint f-ct above low watar mark .
Have JS noticed that Allen Rroe' gre-
eery store is alwaya full of fruits, vege
tables, etc, tie very latest In the mar
ket. If there is anything to be had they
have it.
Apples, Cabbages,
urapes. lornips,
Cranberries. Cauliflower,
Oranges, . Sweet Potatoes,
Lemons, Carrots,
Pigs Feet, Celery,
Saner Kraut, Beets.
Rbab I ' i ,
Wno Is ' .. i
F. JC Ailbx. .
Why w topimsad avery one kaew, bat
you should not jusl give him a ealf.opposlte
the Masonie TaiU, and you will find It the
place to buy good frsth groceries chosp.
Notice. The next meeting of the Linn
county alliance meets on Friday, before
the second Saturday in Nov. at Scio, at
10 o'clock a m. All nnionsare requested
to be represented as matters of import
ance are to be transacted. By order of
tne president. . " x n muxkerh.
JuxcnoM Electiox. The citizens tick
et was elected at the Junction election
Monday, as follows : Mayor,F A bay lor,
Br; councilmen, H P Gilmore, II Bandy,
MM Eccleston; recorder, J J Butler;
treasurer M Beebe ; marshal J W Kirk.
' fstvCBEaa. -
It U vary important in this as ef vast
matarial progress that a remedy b pleasing
Ut tbe taste and lo tb eve, . easily taken.
aocepUbl to the stomach and healthy in its
fiatora and effet. foaseaaing that quali
ties, Symp or rig is the 00 patfect lax
tire and most gentle diuretic known.
If aflieted with ies!p diaeaaes, hair falling
cut. and premature baldness, do not at
great or alcoholic preparation, bat apply
Mall a Uair lienewer.
Littler A Ball, dentiats, will make artifi
etal platea of alamlonm. The healthiest,
Biost ' durable and liuhtst weight of any
other plate. Wa want to introduce thia
kind of work lo this vicinity
ho not buy your boot andahoes until
ee ths piano at ICluinlBros, and a w
Rave examined their large atook of good.
Dor't go to the trouble of running all
over the city, but go directly to Conn A
Hendricson's and get what you want in
the GROCERY line. Their 1
stock is
large and well-selected Fresh produce
and fruits can always be secured at their
stands at- the lowest pricee. You get
eood goods and prompt attention. In
crockery, glassware, lamps, etc., they are
also caving a big run. - jno better place
In the city for bargains In this line.
Don't close your eyes against these facts,
Removed. W B McPherson lias re
moved his loan and insurance office te
opposite the Masonie temple, where at
present lie nas plenty 01 money to loan
r Albany real estate, -. t ,
luat rtoeircil new and opened for ratal llat
I BrawncU a th Xollo-ing .
Chow Chow, ' , ' . 'c
Cooking Mol&etea, '
Pickles in vinegar, t , . , .'.''
fislt Harrifig,
Salt hiufih,
' Ball tslm.m. "
May be seen the
finest stock ei
gold and silver
watches, diamond and other rings, jew
elry, silverware, r m the city.
1IAI. ARB) lst MORAL
MOXOAY.
Ted Parker, of Yaqulna Bay, was In the
city Saturday,
Rev E N Condlt went to Salem this
noon to attend the funeral of R S Wallace
Mlia Mamie Vaughn, of Seattle, la in
the cltv. the irurtt ef her (liter. Mr W L
jeter.
The engagement of Mr Wm Drown and
Miaa Kote latel.oisan Fiancitco, I an
nounced. The latter la a niece of Mr
Jullu Joseph, with whom the retlded In
Albany a couple year sgo, ar.d Mr Jullu
urigwnoi,
TCEaoAY.
Mr V. F IUsd left thla noon for the
mines.
Rev W R Stevenson,- of Portland, is In
sua cuy.
G L Brush, the Portland real estate
man, Is in the city.
Henry Frank went to AlUnv this
morning to work tor the H P H R at that
point. He will be in the depot. Eugene
viuara.
in reniaina 01 u u uouiev war
bronght to Albany thla noon and laid to
rest in the city ceineterv. where short
services were held.
Mr Chaa Finer, postal elerk on the ft P
Is spending a day or two at Albany, tbe
guest of Mr K W Langdon. He has just
returned from a trip to Seattle.
8 O Porris and family have moved
from Mill City to Albany. O A Cheney,
assisted by a eon, ia now running the
Uasette of that tow n.
Mr Montgomery, recently with the
O P, has accepted a position with the
8 P R R Co aa night operator. Arrange
ments have also been made bv which
the employes will only work about ten
hours A day Instead of sixteen or sev
enteen.
The family of Mr D R Prlchard arrived
from Dakota on Monday and have taken
up their abode in our city. MrPrichard
is one 01 our good mechanics. Corvallls
Uasette. Mr Prlchard is a brother of
Rev Prlchard. of Albany, and resided
here several months.
P A Cochrane, ol the Wood barn Real
Estate Agency.ia in this city. Mr Coch
rane, a former resident of Tangent, re
ports Woodburn to be having a very live
and substantial growth, considerable
building having been done there this
year.
Claude Mansfield returned this morn
ing from a trip to his hot spring ranch
near Breitenbuah, where he haa had
several men at work, improving the
place. He will keep a man there during
the winter. Snow had begun falling.
Mr William Cox has returned from
Portland, where he has been laying
brick several months, and is now ready
for proposals in Albany. He report) a
large number of idle mechanics In Port
land, though considerable building Is
going on.
wanNRenAT.
Hon C J Shed J. of Shedd. waa In the
city yesterday.
Mr B Burtenehaw. of Lebanon, wa In
the city today.
Hon O N Denny and wife, of Portland.
have been In the city a few daya.
Geo W Dodder. Ed Blodcett and Mr
Obeahamer left today for the front, where
each of them haa a claim. Ther wl'l
build one or two residences before their
return on Saturday.
Following are the participants in Del-
shaxsar to oe given ia a month or two.
the parte for which have not yet been
all assigned. rVprano. Mre E W Lang
don. Miss B Ellis. Mre M French, Mrs
Krown, Mrs L. verick. Hiss K Cowan,
Mrs E Vaaaallo, Miss M Burmeater, Miss
M CundiflT. Miss B Dorris. Miss M RIner.
Miss U Riner, Miss A Cioldsmith. Mis
Nelson. Mrs Holbert, Miss A Prlchard,
Miss F Reynolds, Mrs II W Young. Miss
Liuie Ferrell, Mre J C Littler. Alto.
Miss E Irvine. Mrs CW Scars. Mrs 8
Thompson, Mrs F Nutting, Miss M L
l-ratiier. Mrs Craw, Mrj w main.
MrsJWBlain, Misa A Ftinn, Mrs K
Akin. Miss X Oalbraith. Tenor. W 8
Thompson, U E Larimor. C II Hart. J
E Miller. Geo Acbeson, Wm Fortmiller.
Fred Fortmiller. O McKarland. C Mc-
Farland, C Elkins, C Mueller, W Camp
bell, A J Carothers, M J Denny, J C Lit
tler. II W Young. Itass. C W Sears. D
II McCollough, W n Lee, O P Coshow.
Mr Brown, W J Ortel, I Ball, W T
Hearst, E M Horton, W 8 Philipps, F O
Breckinridge, E L Quinn, R Strong, N M
Newport.
Tub Ladies' Favorite. By perusing
the pages of the Fcencb Fashion Journals
republished in English by A McDowell
& Co, 4 West 14tb street. New York, it
can readily be understood how they have
Decome "ins favorites" witn ladies. Is
sued in Paris by different publishers.
they are the leading fashion Journals of
the "Old World." It is not, therefore, a
matter for surprise that unbiased critics
should have pronounced them the best
fashion journals ever offered to the
American public. "La Mode de Paris"
and "Album dee Modes" are rivals for
the first place, single copies being 36
cents each, or $3 60 per annum. ''La
Mode," the Family magazine, ia only 16
cents a copy, or $1 60 a year. Do not
allow newa agent to substitute inferior
publications lor these, which can be
mailed to you from- New York at the
prices here given.
8AWDfsT into the River, The saw
mill company at Mill Cltv haa opened Ita
aawduat flume alnce Judge Boise declared
the aawduat law unconstitutional, and rune
It Into the river Instead. The Samllam
Lumbering Co. had already expended
abont $3000 In making a fume to comylv
with the law, but having been proaecuted
It haa now abandoned thla fume and runa
the aaardutt Into the river. Statesman.
Rmleaa Rawa.
ptdal to Dauocasv.
Salem, Oct. 3. The Scott house at
thl city wit entirely destroyed by fire st
3 o'clock this morning. Loss, $aooa
Cspt J F Babcock, county clerk of
Marion county, the well-known grand
recorder of the Oregon grand ledge of
Freemasons, died thla morning. He was
a popular man, well-known an over
Oregon.
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Groceries aad Pravlsloaa.
We deal in the aboye mentioned good,
and make a specialty of supplying large
000 turners, at lowest jobbing ratea. Aa we
are large bayere, aad as this is ear specialty,
we Jan make you goed figures. It is now
fll and tiji to lav in tb winter tuoDues.
Writ to na etvinc aa a list of what you need
in tbe grocery and prov:tios line, and tbe
qtunttty and quality of tbe same, and we
will give yon onr best caah flgnret. W
refer you to acy Portland Bank or batioeie
noata. KvpRiiiira dc Farbbll.
ciftccLtft no. is.
Or room Pacific Railroad Comp't,
I. C. H0O, RECEIVER. AKAFV1C V '
Dep't, Corvallia, Oct, 31, '91. J
To All Concerned. At tralnaNoa 1
and 3 will be discontinued east of Hal-
stead after November 7th. will not receive
freight for. nor ticket pattengere, to points
eatt ot there after that date, until further
notice. c c. Hooue,
G. F. A P. A
CAtEsor DasTixuTiotr should be re
ported to Mr Walter Montelth In the Flrat
Ward, Mra Dr Kelley In the Second and
Mr c w sear in the 7 bird, and hey
111 be promptly attended. Any clothing
left with tnem win ne put to good use
LARGEST ASS0BTME5T
of
IEATIHG BT0TX8. -
AT
MATTHEWS h WASHBUEI'S
With hi new bakery Conrad Mayer
ablate oneroid sad new customer every
thing firatelata lu bafcea goonj.
Klein Bros havs a large and choice ttoek
af bootsf and thoes for sale at reaaouable
friona Do not invest in foot wear until
youhave aean tbair ttocE and; tbe elegant
piano at their stors.
HEiieN CBKiHTIAN ENDS ITS ft IS 1051
The State meeting of the Christian En
deavor Societies closed last evening after
very successful meeting, delegate re
turning home today filled with a renewed
endtavor to work In the vineyard.
The election of officer eccurred late
Saturday afternoon.retultlng In the choice
of E S Miller, of Portland, tor two yean
the efficient Secretary, at President i F P
iooK,ot rortianu, at secretary, and Mist
Lena rretion, of 1'ortland, at Cor, secre
tary. Caunty and denominational tec re
tarlet were elected.
in tne evening the M K church wat
filled. It wa opened with a song service,
somewnat lengthened by the fuse ol the
electric lighta burning out, leaving the
audience In the dark until a new lute
could be Inserted. Rev H L Batet, of
Eugene, delivered an able addreti on"The
Book we study," .
Miss strong, of the committee on reso
lutions, reported and resolution were
adopted thanking Albany people for the
fine entertainment furnished, the Metho
dist and Presbyterian for the ute of
their churches, the railroad companies for
reduced fare, the local newspaper and
Oregonlan and Telegram for reporta of
the meeting, and the retiring ollicer for
theli efficient work. ,
On motion of Mr Alexander, of Salem.a
resolution of cont'olence was passed over
the death of R S Wallace, of Salerr.to be
ent by the secretary to Mrs Wallace.
A question bos wa one of the mo. In
teresting featurea of the entire convention.
On Sunday a sunrise service of crest
Interest wss held at 6:30 at the Presby
terlan church. A ma meeting wa held
at the M E church st 4 o'clock. Addietts
were delivered by E W Allen. President
of the State S. B. society, and Rev C 11
Curtis, Superintendent of the Congrega
tional Sunday achool mission work.
In the evening the large M E church
wat 'again full. A consecration set vice
wa held, led by the new and popular
President, Mr E 8 Miller. Each aoclaty
prevent answered to the roll call either by
quotation or anon remarks 1
Albany peop'e who have had the pleas
ure of entertaining the delegates present
from ao many different places, have been
greatly pleased who the universal gen
tlemanly and ladylike conduct of these
Christian young people.
cia-itT cerar.
Oregon a gt John JewltHury; Indicted
tor larceny in a dwelling. On trial.
Alice McNeil agl John McNeil; divorce.
Granted.
Pauline Hegeleagt John Schmeer: re
covery of money. Verdict for plaintiff at
praved for In complaint.
Oregon agt Willamette Valley A Coast
R R Co; action to annul charter of cor
poration. Motion to dismiss on the ground
that the aula wa brought In the wrong
county waa allowed.
Slate agt Joseph Peter. Indicted for
larceny. Found guilty a charged In the
Indictment.
State agt John Jewlsburg, Indicted for
larceny. Verdict guilty of simple larceny
itate agt W R McKlnnon. Indicted for
ult with a dangerou weapon. Con-
unuea.
State ot Cnegon as! Harvey Davla. In
dicted for aeductlon. Vcrdlctof not guilty.
J P ScWIng art Terrv llav. Sale con
firmed.
Sugar Pine D Sc L Co agt L B Knox.
et alj forcloture lien. Decree of foreclos
ure granted.
T J McClarv. assignee T L Henneae. art
Lon Contcr. et al : recovery ot money.
Continued.
Assignment of Kwong. Woo Kee Co.
Continued.
F II Williamson agt Mueller Sc Garrett:
recovery nf money, judgment for want of
answer.
8tewsrt A Son act Sloptr Si Vaughn : re
covery of money ; attachment Settled.
J T Kearns act Laban Cae et al; on
noie; attachment. Continued.
L V Davl agt Nellie R Davit: divorce.
Continued.
Flelschner, Mayer Sc Co agt Waters &
Morelock; recovery of money; attach
ment. Continued.
Ed arard Stover et al agt Mr A W Sto
ver e al; partition. Continued.
Almlra Miller agt I P and Martha
Schooling; equity. Continued.
E B Davis set II II Dsvla: divorce.
Continued.
Vlrond Westlake agt WC We.slake:
divorce. Granted.
A "hob Item. 8 Young has just re
ceived a large stock of shoes, for men,
women and children, Including particu
larly a nne line 01 school shoes. The
est makes in the msrkst can be found
In bis shoe departmsnt.
vTrers to On. Go to Parkei Bros for
fresh frnitaand vegetables.
Go to Parker Broe far the best teaa
an coffees.
Go to Parker Bros fer good baking
pewder.
Go to Parker Bros for fine baked goods.
The best bread, cakes, pies, ete in tbe
market.
Go to Parker Bros for your groceries
generally, aad be assured of good goods
and first-class treatment.
A piano
At Klein Bros
Boot and Shoe ator.
New cloaks at W F Read's.
Lstest styles of hat at W F Beat.,.
Reductloo In'aammergoodjiytt W FflUed's
Apple"prer f-.r sals st Stewart A So.
8 A Holin, drogglat, French'a corner.
Fiaefgrocriee at Conn & llendricann's.
LaUst aheet muaio at Will & Link'.
Paraaol and ran umbrellas at loaa thaa
oostat WFRead'a.
Gold spectacle and eye glaaaea, all style
and price, at F M French 's.
The' finest tin - of pocket knives in the
slty at Stewart ft Boa's.
Bargains in gold watches at French's,
Ths Corner Jewelry 8 tor.
A full line ot Wsrner's eoraata, beat in
th world for the money, at W F Read's.
J. W. Bent ley, leadinr boot and alios
maker, just satt of Revere Home.
C W Cobb, job printer, Flion Block.'does
first elaaa work.
Be that elegant piano at Klein Bros B tot
and 8bo store.
Will&SUrk, (Asjtwelers.
Fresh roasted coffaet at F Allan'.
Kp your eyes open for bargaina at F I
Allen's. t
Stewart & Sox sU the very belt cttsnt
tampered shear aad acittora.
Ladle Oxford ties at greatly reduced
ratea at Klein Brot. Mast ba told.
A large line of elegant gold watohea ia
tatty utw trays st Will ft Stark's.
All kinds of farmers nrodnoa takan in ax-
ahang for grooerioa at F K Allen's,
Ohl Ladies, look here! I ptekagee laoda
at r K Allen tor cents,
See W F Read'a line of dress gocd ana
silk oaiore buying ewewaer.
Silk nmbrellaa in natural wood hanSlis
shesp at French s Jewelry stors.
Xou get your m may's worth whao you
buy ailk ambreiia at r tenon a,
Th finest Ho of picture frames ever ia
Albary at Fortmiller Si Irylng's.
X Vf Aoblaon &Co ar aalling manaraaata
at Portland prices.
Tbs very lateat stylet and novelties in th
millinery line just received atth Miaaea
Ball s. 'Jail ana aes tbem.
W W Da via ia now In oharge ef the Del-
taonloo rettaRrant. Maala 23 oenta. . Eastern
oy ttars, f rein. .Everything flrtt-clast.
Decidedly the largest and eboicett variety
of tea In town ia at C E Browne) l's. Sun
dried, basket fired, g-een, black, English
breakfast, 0. '
o to O C MoFarlaod for aadlary, har
ness, whips, robe, all kinds ot bone cloth
ing etc, ete. ; -
For flrtt-claat metis call at ths City Res
taurant. Everything' dainty and mat.
Meal, 25 cent. Board and lodging (4 60
per week, 4
A Halvorsen, the miner, has gone to
San Francisco, where he will remain
during tbe winter.
REAL f BTATK SALES,
I M Phllpot to Wm Curtis, parcel
in seo2, tp 10, HlUw $ 200
OCMalthy to Win Uilyeti, lot II,
contAinltiK 12 acres, In (joins
Land Plat 1000
I) B Montclth etal to City of Al
Imny. right of way to ateoi
bridge on Cnlapoota st.Allinny 750
W II Smith to J w nwAtik, s w S
of N K , sen 20,tp 14,8 R 2 w COD
Brownsville H L Aaan to Ueorgn
How. blkl4, (i's 2nd A to N
Brownsville..... 103
B Burtenshaw et uz to r Shields,
2 acres In Lebanon 1
J J Dubrtiille and A hln,trutees,
to J U Morrison et at, lots 3, 4.
6, 6, blk 2, Maplewood A 000
U M DeVaney et uxtoNC Myers.
parcels lit Scio S60
C C Coonerct u to Miller Page, 4
acre in sto 24. tp 1.1. 8 R 1 K. 200
J M Rntatnn et us to A Dodge, lot
8, bl 17, R' 8rd A.Lehannn ...
JJDubrnllio etal to OW Watts,
lots 10, 11, ii, 11. it. 10,10, If,
. 18, tun l. net iw-a a m
Llllie M and Everett Ulcliardaon
to Aaron Wilson, l Int in
100.65 acres in 1 L (J of Vin
cent Wataon 400
J T Kearns admr est of wm IVea-
ler to J K hwaiiK, a mulu
of (leo Churchill 3.120
J i Ames et al to Israel wood.lots- -
2, s, 0, i)i k 8, ia cweri jiome. do
Harvey Shelton et al to Wm Shel-
ton. 1 acau in Scio. .......... . 100
rr at . 1 11 tai
ec 28, lp 12, BBJw, Patent
$11,307
Weather
Summary of Meteorology fur Oct., 1801
from observations taken at Albany, Liuu Co,
Oregon, by John Brigg, vnl, obsaryar for
th Signal rvlo, U. 8. Arm v.
Highest barometr on th 3, 30.3$.
I9wrt barometer on th 5, 2V.80,
Mean barometer fur the month, 3 J. 06.
lligbestdaily average of bar,. 30 32.
taweat daily average ot b ?'J 8.1.
tiighaet temperature on tba 7. 882.
lowest temperature on the 1- 2, 33 .
Mean for tha mojth, 64.3,
Highest dail rang 01 Tl ar. on tb 7, 39.
tawaat daily raaga ot Thar, on the 21), 0.
Mm temperature at 7 a. m. daily tui.
Maa touiperatoie at 2 p. in. daily (i2 8.
Mm UmpMatur at U p. m. dally 62 6.
Prevailing direction! of wind, N Sc 8.
Mat Velocity or fares, 3.
Total rainfall or mcltwl snow, 6.41.
ItauUi of anow at and of month, 0.
Number of days on whiuh .01 ioch or mors
rain fall, IX
Nambor of days tjfoloudincss averag 8
soai 01 10. 1 A
OfSldsya obMirvatitin 8tre oloar, 12
eloudy, 1 1 lair, 10 f igy moraiogs, 13 rainy
aa?, u aaay, u overcaat.
rroat on the morttiag of 0.
Tsmp. J 2 on average of 13 vara.
lUiofall, 1.77 00 average of 13 year.
t
ldioa Otford tlaa at KUla Bros. Cheap
in th aity. Will b sol I at gmtly ra
daead rata.
ToTea Drinrrrr. Probably
three fourths of ih teat consumed
are "Green Teat " Unpleasant
a the fact may be, the bright, -shiny
green to familiar to ua all
la not the natural color, tut It due
I the facing or (taxing ot the tra
with Prussian blue, Indlge and
ther mineral colors.
That coloring hide the effect
t poor teaa U undoubted ; but I
It healthful, and doea It not call
loudly for the Importation of a
brano ef pure, unentered, unrnan
Ipulatrd leaf
It waa lhl condition of affair
that prompted lb placing of
rVech' Tea before the public
Being the absoluirly pure, un
colored leaf It It different In color
from any you ever used. Itdrswa
a canary color of a delightful
fragrance that Is a revelation te
lea drinker, and Its purity make
It more economical than the artl -ficlal
tf aa, less of It being required
per cup. Sold only In package.
cems per poui d. Ask for
Beech's Tes, pur st childhood,
foi tale by Allen Bros , Fllon
black, Albany,
MA kill Ell.
PROPST GOI.N. On Wednesday
evening, Nov. 4th, 1801, at 8 :30 p. ru., at
the residence of W, T. Ilea rat, In Albany,
by Rev. E. 11. Prichard, Mr. Quincey E.
Propst and Miss Ida Goln both of
Albany.
Only a few intimate friends were pres
ent to witness the ceremony. The bride
and groom are popular young people
with many friends, who will wiah them
ranch prosperity and happiness. After
a fine supper, the happy couple left for
the home of the groom s parents on the
Albany prairie, where they will spend
several days previous to returning to
Albany.
CHAMBERS DAVIS. Nov. 4th
1891, at the Presbyterian Manse, by Rev
E R Prlchard, Mr Edward Chambers and
Mist Millie Davla. The happy couple de
parted on the noon train for Portland.
IIAK8LF.R-CIIARLTON. On Nov. 1,
1801, at the residence of the bride's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. Charlton, in
Pantlam precinct, by James Williams,
J. P., Mr. C. P. Hassler and Miss Icy
phene Charlton, both of Linn connty.
The Democrat unites with friends in
extending best wishes for future happi
ness and prosperity.
DAVIDSON-LONG. In ilaUer, on
Sunday, Oct 35th, 1891, bv Rev Joa Pearl,
Mr Chaa Davldsea and MU Viola Long,
both ef that city.
1)1 CD.
FARLOW. At Millers Station, Linn
county, Oregon, October 18th, 1801, Wm.
R. Farlow, aged 12 years, 0 months and
1 day. Also on Sunday, November let,
1891, Volnev Farlow, aged 9 years, 2
months and 10 days, being children of
Mr and Mra A Farlow. Thus the angel
ot death has plucked from the. family
garden two promising sons and planted
tnem in tne garden ol immortality.
These sons were favorites among their
associates, loved in the entire neighbor
hood ana school. Rev L a Fishei , of tbe
Evangelical church of Albany, officiated.
'On the far off shore they'll meet us.
Forms that we have loved before.
In their spotless robes they'll greet ns,
8inglng welcome evermore." F.
GODLEY. In Eatt Portland, Mon
day morning, Nov a, 1891, Mr C C God-
ley" sgea about 75 years.
The deceased came to Oregon in 185s
and settled in Albany, where he resided
mott of the time until teveral yeart ago.
He wa the econd landlord In Albany,
running the old PaclQc hotel. He waa in
the tin butinet for a number ot veart.and
war city treaaurer In 1877. He wat a
highly retpected member of the Presby
terian church here, being deacon for
years.
The Ideal Baking Powder
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder.
" For more than fifty years Cream of Tartar and Bi
carbonate of Soda have been .used for leavening purposes
with sufficient flour added to preserve the strength of the
powder unimpaired, and this with the addition1 of whites
of eggs comprises this pure and wholesome leavening
agent, that has; been the standard, for 40 years. In its
use pure,, wholesome and delicious food is always assured.
, - Makes cake and biscuit that retain their moisture, and
T7hile they are flaky and extremely light they are fine grained,
not coarse and full of holes as made with ammonia baking
powders, latter dries up quickly. Alum powders leave a bit
ter taste ia the bread or cake.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder once used, always used.
rSt of an la hurant Powcr. 17. & OoVt Report, Aug. 17, tSS
m 1 1 if r w 11
L:v..jBjs-:'-lr
Rtll ANIAII0U
MONDAY.
Ths new city l ondl arlved this m iruiiia.
Thry are elegantly guttati up, ami ar irou
lad in their ootnpUion.
Thi.re will ba a xpeoial mealing of liantah
Rsbekah DaRtse Ladu this ovarii ng aft 7
o'otook shsrp. Let all mamber attend.
On ef th bait mad farm wsmnt ever
saan in Albany, or any wbara else, is now at
Mltonii a Law la uo'a waraboa. It wa
on eihibltion at tb exposition, where it st.
tiaoted ittantinn.
A general uUoriutiou baa been 1 a laud fur
receiving the alaotioo relume t'om tbs East
ern election tomoriov night. Thsdiipehibea
win uome bv tb Waatarn Union, and will
ba read in tb Header A HUrnha-g ttors.at
the oornnt of First and Broadalbin straats.
While etSouavilte tbU weak itav i A
Blair received . enough money to build a 0
P oharub there, sad tb work will be let by
contract. Any one wishing to bid on tba
eama, pleaa call at paraouaKa on Peart and
math street, Kogsua Kuvaue Uaard.
Firit Ammiversart. Yecterday Key
Geo W Hill preached hi first anniversary
sermon In Albtny, During the year he
haa done noble work for his church, be
sides taken an active intereat In everything
else that helps Christianity, humanity and
temperance. He deserve the high stand
ing he possesses with his congregation and
the people. During the year there were 51
union with the church, by babtlam.34 by
letter and experience, and the financial
thowlng of the church It good.
TimabAV. -
F J Btbonok. who died at Balaaa veatar-
da, waa a yaaraofaae. H bad taken
th 32od dagraa ia Maaonry.' U moved
to Halem from Varmoot in Itltil. ,
We nsalactrd te maetioa vsaUrdav that
on Katnrday night numerous gate war re
moved frmn tbair bina-aa and taken to other
plaots. It waa Haloweaa aigbU
The bda driver baa Wo a bosioea on tha
Brat lientco eovaty pior of tb Albany
onaga. 1 b wot emau nay no attaotirHi t
ths ram, boiog appareled in wet waatbar
elotha and work goes ahead ragardlaa of
01a rinvioea.
Th following in the Cireatt Cuurt pro
aiiiega ol iana auaoty 1 about a former
Albany maei SUts of Oregon va Thoa E
iisaaaii. Aasaolt with a aaoaamea waamn .
Tbe grand iary raportad a tree bill. 11 was
arraigaaa thia viurnlag ami took aottj Moo
day to piaad.
Or Tub River. The William M Hoeg
came up the river from Portland today.
and went on to Corvallia. As the river
at litis city is only one and a half feet
above low water mark this ia early navi
gation.
W fcbXKftbAV.
Fresh erispojleiy at Allan Bwa,
A full Ilea tf clears and tobsoun at F E
Ahaa a.
AH Linda of chnloa aatinc and rooking
appiaa at aims oroa.
Tb Postal Talegrai.il uffie will bow ba
foaod in tb Strahee Block.
Allan liros alwaya keep their customers
sappltad with fraab butter and agga.
O o to F K Allan whae Voa waat aoaie-
thiog twaat. ilonay, mpU syrup, tta.
Fraah Mocha, Java and Klemiid eoffce r
eaived on every ataamer at Allan Broa.
Rev U W Bill will preach tba anautl
Tbankgiviagrmen in tb Baptist church
Nov. 26th, at II am.
Prof It A flboray will tirasob in tb Coa-
gragatioaal charoh of thia eity nait SabVatb
morning and availing.
D C Sherman, reeeotly deputy oountv
lark, haa bean alactad ooaoty dark, to sao
eaad F J Babcock, raoantly daesaaad.
Tb funeral serviote el Cspt F J Babooek
oemrrad at the Congregational cborob in
Sslora thla afternoon at 2 e'olnck. ' Several
at landed from Albany.
Dr Thompson, of 8a a Francisco. Cat..
8crtary f r tha Paoitis Coast of tbs
American Rabbatb Uoion.wlll preach in th
al r. coarcn next Sabbatn at 11am. and
addraaa a grand mass meeting ia th M E
church at 7-30 p in.
Ths Ingram murder saae was set for to-
morro at 9 o'clock, but it ia probable noth
ing will be don before 1 o'nlock. Tba eas
U slotting general Intarast. and a 1 are an
diaooa will nndoubudly ba preaaet. Tbe
1 waa tat at tat aa it was, in order to
parmlt an important witaea to reach Albany
from California.
Siclex prom a Leduxon Mak.-An
account wat given a few days sgo of two
men being arrested bv Sheriff Croltan. ot
Salem, for tteallng a team of htraet In
Lsne countv. When srretted they had
two rig. On Friday night Mr William
Royce, of Lebanon precinct, had a hack,
harneae and lap robe ttolen.l! e description
of which waa that of the outfit found, and
it waa juat at the time when the thieve
would have passed that way. Mr Royce
went to Salem thla noon to claim hit
property, 4' - -
Arretted roaFoRORRY. Last evening
a man giving hie name - as Chaa Stone
and claiming to have just come from a
logging camp on the Santiam, appeared
at the Exchange hotel and presented a
check to Jas Murray for 127, saying he
had gotten in too late for the banks. It
was on the Oregon bank. Mr Murray,
thinking it was all right, gave him $3,
but afterwards refused anything fur
ther, as he began to suspect something
wrong. Stone waa watched, and on
the check being refused at the bank was
arrested for forgery, and, we are in
formed, admitted his guilt. He was
placed in Jail, but had not been exam
ined at press time. . . 5
Nearly Drowned. This noon on
quitting work on the pile driver Mr A S
Miller, the assistant superintendent, Doc
Love, C M McDonnell, Ed Stone, Frank
Staub and Mr Aiken started acota the river
to their dinner In a boat; with four oars.
On account of a misunderstanding among
the oarsman they run agalnrt a pile driven
in the awlft current, and were overturned.
Two of the men clung to the pile, two
awam to the ahore at once. Mr Miller
over 70 yeart of age, had a struggle; but
being cool headed swam ashore. Mr Love
wat twept into deep water and toward the
Aloan'y thore. He made a detpeiate
struggle ; but began atrangling, and wat
sinking the third time when a man In a
boat reached him juat In time to save his
life. All the men were given dry clothing,
toasted at warm fire, and are doing well.
ov tiik soirnr.Bt ot hhky.
Nov. 2, 1801.
'Will Taylor, of McClcary, is visiting
ma cousin, i- ratiK lay lor, here at present.
The country seems to be overrun with
peouiars now.
Nearly eyery house in the neighbor
hood is occupied and more are in de
mand, while land for fanning almost
unrigs a premium.
Mr Talent has about completed his
new houae on the Dinwiddle place and a
new rooi lint tmcn put on tne Mansr.elu
nouse so a lamiiy can winter in it.
liear hunting la all the rage now, sev
eral nave wen aiiieu in this vicinity.
The train killed a valuable filly tor Mr
Phillippi, one nljrht last week.
The ft I R R Co is gravelling its road
from the county line to Coburg. All the
bridges and cattle guards at this end of
tue line nave !en made new and It will
soon ueiii nrst-class condition.
Mrs S O Thompson, of Monroe, was
visiting her home on the boundary the
urmui uie is i re,
Mr Bruce llealey has taken his
aa igtiter to Albany to attend school
tins winter.
A cattle buyer wa. here last week.
Messrs Willoughby and McNary sold
aeveral head.
Mr Wrenn, of Eugene, was buying
kui.er jn tins vicinity last week, at ten
cents a pound.
' Dr Mcudfnliall has turned farmer and
has been so ing grain on the Cochran
place.
While hunting along the boundary one
day last week, Judge Whitney became
lost and caused his compaion quite a
fright by tailing to meet him at the ap
pointed place. Had they been paying
kuj regaru to trespass notices they
would perhaps have had more sympathy
from the farroere in the neighWhood.
Mr Henry Macy went to 1'ortland on
Monday to attend business college this
Miss Clara Ihi'pott Is attending
school in 1'ortland.
Two physicians from an institute in
r.uirsiiciico nave recently been can
vasaing this neighborhood.
TaStCST.
Our Tangent Literary toclety is In
creasing In membership every meeting.
The question for debate for next meeting
is, "Resolved, that music is more charm
ing man Bowers." Mr L H Loner is for
tie affirmative and It 8 Mills on the
negative. Tho weekly Hesperian will be
read.
A revival meeting is announced to be
gin on next Sunday night, at the M E
church Houth. Kev Thorns s ot this place
will conduct the meeting.
The diphtheria patients here are all
getting well. MixsUeorgia Reard.Clyde
Oraves, Kuircne lieard and one more at
Lncte John Beard's have had it .only part
of them seriously.
Mr James Jenks intends building a
new dwelling house as soon as the
weather permits.
There Is not an empty house in Tan
gent. A family who came from Lebanon
moved a load ol things with the inten
tion of remaining, but could not find a
place to move into.
- November 1st waa tha HKh birthda rJ
Grandma IVard. There are not min
women who live to be as old as she is,
who can get around and work Tike her.
She is one of Oreeon'a nioneera wtm
crossed the plains in tbe fifties.
BKOWtSTlLLC
November 4th, 1891.
Mr Riggs, of the South town, haa two
sons who are quite tick of tyyboid fever.
Born, to the wife of Ballard Tycer, on
the 2nd of this month, a son, and now
Ballard may be seen working early and
late with his sleeves rolled nn to hia
elbows.
A child was born to the wife of Jas.
Smith on the 2nd ot this month. Mrs
S. was doing well at last accounts.
MrJaeDotflu of thia r.ltt Ul Tm nn
Sunday morning for 1'ortland to attend
tne funeral of Thos Kenia.who was killed
o n the West Side division of the S P R R
last Saturday. Mr Fenia once lived here
tor a number ot years and was an indus
trious young man. The life of a brake-
man is snort and uncertain.
Mr FM Powell is now Marshal nf
Forth Brownsville, Mr Moore having re
signed. J C Bilyeu has sold his livery business
to his brother Mart. Failing health
compelled Mr B. to retire from active
business. His lungs have been affected
since he had the lagrippe last spring.
VidlB Photographer A -ay tfregaa.
W have bonght-all thenegativt aaoade by
L W Oark and W U Greeotood up to Nov
15th, 18S9. DuplioaUa can be had from
hem ouly of ua at red need tatea. We bay
atao a boot 18,000 ueeativea made by onr
eolvea, from wnkk duplicates can be had at
llkeiaiea. W oarry tb only full line of
vlewi of thia state and do eolsrgr d work at
lowet t ratea for Grat elaaa work. M a ahall be
pleased to see you at our Studio la Fraraan't
black, aestdoor to Maaooie frmple.
, Teacher CxanataatUa.
Motion Is hereby given that the regular
public examination of teaohers, for Una
county, will take p'ew in Albany, com
mencing on Wednesday, N v. ISth, at
1 o'clock, p ni and omtinee until Friday
noon, Nov, lS.h Alt teachers mnat
positively be present at tbe time of oom
mencemsut, rr no one will be admitted
to the examination who Is not ao present.
G F. RU8SF.LL,
... County 8eheol 8npt
A fine line
cfjerookery wars at Conn tc
Hendriosjii's.
nouoa tne extra nollj croaad rater
atad by barbers are sold by Stewart at Sal
vTkrrbto GrtThim. VTken wanting
an organ er plana call on G L" Rlackma a
htre yew nan salect frena a first elaaa
tecs.. .
. The Albany Market.
Wheat, 83 oaiit per bushel,
Data, St " "
Batter, 15 oenka per lb,
Egg. i eent per doa,
Potatoes, SO eanta per bnahel.
Lard. 11 4 12 cents per lb,
Baotn ,Ham, 13 cents; sldev, 11 esata;
snodldera, 11 eenta,
Reef on foot, 2 2X cent per V
Perk, dressed, cents Pr
Pleur, $6 psr barrel.'
at .hsijuu u i ii au,i i . i
P HOTOG RAPHER,
CorSeeond andFeriyfit, Albany. Ol
j-j ux-j.ri.iuiv wera:. guaranieea in ever
O branch of the art. S&Jnlarg1ng e
II kiudsaspaoialty . -
"VTOTICETO DEBTORS. Having gone
11 out or Duatness l cesire to eiose up
an outstanding accounts, ah persona
Indebted to me are requested to coll on
me and Beetle at ouce.
, J, J. DTJBRUILLK.
"Tliat is tht flr.t READY MADE guit 1 have
wor for Tvt1t Tari," tvi a promintiit busi
n88 man th otlir day, as hi walkeid out of the
stor of T. L. Wallace & Co. with on of those
handsom patUrns and rie)hly tailored garments
ndsr his'arm. s
A Perfect Fit
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A Large and Bea.tiful Line
Overcoats, Macintosh
A Complete Line of
BOOTS and SHOES.
Fine Umbrellas,
New aad Novel Neekwear,
Latest Styles in Hats.
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Hen's, Young Hen's and
CLOTHINC
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When the ballots are counted,
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No matter what tieket
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You won't want to go behind the returns that we give
for your money, We kow what the people want and
know where to get the CLOTHING to supply them. In
clothing we keep in front; we are away out of view.
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ALBANY,
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