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ORIGINAL DEFECTIVE 1889. JUormuji jiuljj Xtetaclj M'ECIAI.. 12:2a A. Ht. rt Not t h- our .stoves, and ranges before buying is a mistake. Mis takes are always costly. In heat- ing stoves we have the , largest as i well us th" in"; curufjilly selected tock in the city. The. store we nnt .n,,wht an i ,J " I The defendant was nl upon the juent but as a certainty. WejBtand. He denied everything. His know what each stove will do, and j testimony was as follows: "I am " 18 years old. I left the depot on they were ouugui lor casn, so tne ; , . , pn-f is ties in 1; njM,T. we nave specia.-; my 'lirother. W'e left the depot year for trespass, and Peter Van-ater;-, bet,ide our regular ; after b o'clock, and went straight ! Al'ei, t"om (..rant county .lan-eny. lines of Garland, Argand and Su li ior stoves nnd ranges. Geo. W. Smith. VV K ATI! Ell INDICATIONS. r.r Ai'tMiiv aii'l vicir.itv i-0i 1 . lowing is tht- for-.i-a-t lor L'-l hours, ! tjU'li"- at s f. m. "'-' ay : lair weather, warmer; norther-! lv wind. i JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN". (.'ii'.cago ' ..lay. M. 1'ulh' the city. dv C next Mom- r. of ! larrirti.nr, is in t o:ioiig -".Mirror :' ireland." Tatch for date. Com inir "Kittv lr:::i Cori Watch for date. Miss J.aura Tate returrieti yestc-r-ilay from a visit to Fort land. .! l.cvi iJougiae. pronrietor ot tlie 1 !.i tii nr frliitirift.r till ii j in 1 1. a I i itv Just received a large invoice of -.nuine Kstrella cigars at Ellis's, "forl'5. A new jostollice has been esfab- hslied at Fox Valley, Linn ccuntv, n ith David .Scott as postmaster. Charles Crowdcr, while working on a building in the third ward the other day, fell from the third sto rv, but forluuately was not much hurt. A new dynamo, a"0r light West inghouse incandescent machine, lias been received at the electric light station. It will be in opera tion in about two weeks. H. 0. Hubbard hai opened his new drug store in Blumberg's block. He now has one of the neatest drug stores in Oretton and a full stock of drugs and druggists' sundries. Julius Joseph has returned from a trip tlirougn IJenton countv in the interest of his cigar factory in this city. He is manufacturing xome fine cigars and they meet with a good sale abroad. II. L. Widner, business manager of Dan Morris Sullivan's Mirror of Ireland and Comedy Co., made a business call at this office this morning. Dan will be here on Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 18 and 10. h'ce notices elsewhere. Biirkhart Malin, real estate agents, fold vesterdav Dr. J. L. !hll lots r. (i 7 and S, in ' lock VI. in Pair Dale addition to Albany. Tney also sold to L. II. Montanye lots '.). 4, " and . in block 7, in the fame addition, th consideration being 4.7H. Th Kiigein- Register says that rvuit b.as ftie most tjuiet term ot the ''.!r ?vt held i;i Lane cun! ! in session the past week. Not a criminal case ot any kind has been tried and ail but a few of t!:e cases were to recover money, and several o." them were settled outside of court. In the divorce case of Fj. F. Wyatl vs. M. M. Wyatt a decree was granted in fa vor of the plaintiff. Frank Woods while drving across the canal in the first ward last evening met with an uncom fort able mishap. While in the ford the horse became disengaged from the buggy by the breaking of a bolt. The horse plunged and j finally got away, leaving Mr. Woods and the ouggy in the roar ing fc'antiam canal. The horse stopped at the barn, and the bug gy was easily extricated, without much damage. . , Value of Timber Taken. The Astorian recently made the fo'.lowing truthful observation: A letter is received at this office signed, "Surveying Party, Lewis and Clarke's river," asking who intends to settle damages to timber cut down by the Astoria & South Coast railroad company, in passing througn with the line of road, or if anybody has been appointed to ad just these claims. Tie man who wrote that letter was apparently ashamed to sign his name to it. It might be asked what value would attach to that timber if the road didn't run through it; or, would the owner be willing to pay the company the additional value ac cruing to his timber by reason of the road passing through it. If a credit and debit account were es tablished, it would probably be found that for every dollar's worth of timber cut, the timber left standing would be increased ir value a hundred dollar's worth. Sleeting Notice. Corinthian Lodge No. ,17, A. F c A., holds a special communica tion tais Friday evening at 7 o'clock in the Masonic hail. 'Vork in the H. A. decree. Members and so journing orethren requested to at attend. Bv order 01 the worthy master. ' F. M. Kkdfiei.p, f-ecret.ir v. Sniaolliinj; iee. We have ju-t reo ive I a banc ot g-'niiiii-' iiei'maii - iu." i-'i'.uit,al.- 'i di Mil li -ur 1:: bu:i;. and Oiv le;.f lard in Packing Co. old.;. manic! ven - Pick to:.-'. h al F. L TSB TuAIM 'WREOXSRS. Bert Kl:Fo;n:l Not, Gai'.ty acd the Other K-.:fj Difclmigf-d. The case of l'.e-t liolfe, who was the second of the three train wreckers to'be tried, was concluded in the circuit court yesterday. The evidence was finished at nnnn It was much the same that was in- troduced at the trial of Hill except mar. tne attendant's confession and the confession of Hill was not ad- mitted as evidence, Minuav, tlie uav ot the wrt. L- im tnmainv wit!, Hill an.l Tw,! l:,!f,. i to Thomas. Kmm.inV Wi. nrrivprl there a little after UoVloik. I did ' not touch the switch." I Iu cross-examination he said "I was at the deoot 15 or !, miniitos. i I saw Conductor Huston but did 1 not talk with him. Hill did. I did not hear what was said. I was r r e . . ! -.i oo ieei away scanuing wmi my brother. We" had talked a! tout asking for ii ride, llill said the train was late and we might t-s well walk on out. We passed over the switch and were atl together. 1 saw a man working in a .field near the .switch, lie was running a reaper. We stopped at tlie trestle to get a drink of water. On arriv ing tit Froiiian's we went to bed. W e were at the gate at Froman's when the Lebanon engine passed, We ilid not stop at the switch. 1 1 do not recollect ol Iiavui ' told I Monteith that we stopped at the ' switr'j anil crac .iteti lia.le-nuts. I ' remember the conversation with I Mouteith. We did not stop at the i switch. I was with llill and mv I brother. ' i Ibis (picstion was then asked :j !"IJid you not tell Mouteith that ! Hill started to take out the kev of j the switch and that you finished ! taking it out?" j The question was objected to by j the opposing counsel and was ruled out as incompetent bv the court. The case was argued at length, ;:nd a beautiful tribute was paid by the counsel for the vtate to brave Jack .Miller, who lost his life at his post ot duty. The case was given :o the jury about 5 o'clock and after being out half an hour they returned a verdict of not guilty. The case against l'Yed Kobe was also dismissed, and both of ihe prisoners were discharged. Considerable feeling was ex piessed over the tennination of the case, especially as young llolte and Hill had each made a confession to the effect that the two were guilly of displacing the switch, which caused the wreck, and there are few people who do not believe them equally guilty. The slat.is of the case is this : The con.'ession of Hill was made without so'k-itation and was ad mitted in eyideuce. This, together : with the circumstantial evidence was sufficient to convict him oi manslaughier The confess'on of young Kolie was obtained upon urgent solicitation to the effect that it would lie better for him to tell the ti nt Ii. This, however, w as no! addmitted in evidence, and the 1 i:cu;i.M.ui! i.d evidence ;i!o:i.; was iiisiiilicient lo co:i ict. The same conditio!! existed in Fted Uo'.ie's cast-, aiid in- v.i.s dic!iared on .'notion i.f th-.- disiiict attorney. Tlitt Ci.s piesell!.-. :t peculiar asjH'::i. Ttit: three yoi:; men are known to Oe u ii! y. tw..- f iheiu having !.lf sed. ( )::e .t 1 nem is conv 'ictei; and tin- oth.-r tw go irte ieca'ie liieir jiiiill cannot be proven. La ws cannot be made to lit all ci'ses, and ibis ertamly seems to be an aggravated ease which tho law does not lit. The 1 three voting villains most certainly 'committed the crime lor which I thev were indicted, hit tlic-ir own i confe sions were worthless in court' I and thev could not be convicted. itKAI. KSTATli KAI.KS The following real estate sales were recorded yesterday : Allison C. Lester to Sophia M. Lester, 100 acres $ 800 T. II. Rhoadesto Lloyd Bar- cey, 55xlo2 feet, block in Hack-Ionian's 3d addition. . Susanna 11a dey to Geo. F. Burkhart, 6 acres 1 . . 1 . . . 11.. 1 r ... 400 ' (i .11. uoura 10 i?ua:mu 1 iuu ley, 0 acres 00 E. l). Cusick to David Link, 1 lot. block 34, llackleman's 2d addition 1150: Wm. C. Wheat ley to A. R. Cyrus, 20 acres..." 400 J. V. Pipe to H. W. Lasselle, 2 lots in Pipe's addition . 300 1 Thos. Badger to J. H.Mullan, 1 lot, block 29, llackleman's 2daddition 400 j A. Hackleman to Tilla Grav, I lot 8, block y, llackleman's , 3d addition 250 j Z. G. Hayes to F. Sechagel, 180 acres 4000 j Joseph I. McCoy to J. F. Mc- Coy, interest in the dona tion land claim cf John Mc Coy 1570 Joseph I. McCoy to Frank M, French power of attorney A Good I i vestment. I have for for sale about ten acres of land right in the city, it being the north ten acres of the Milton Ila'e place, and have a considera ble froitage op. the road. This 1 mil tlrwitm nw-fdir nml isi vorv dp- sirable propertv. Price reasona-i b'.e and easy terms can be had tori a few days on'y. Many other j choice bargains. E. G. Beardsley, j Ileal E-late Agent, Broa-ialbin ! stieet, Albany, Oregon. I'rofessor Ilurk. 'Why the rich get richer ar.d the po r get poorer," will be dis cussed bv Prof. M. V. Rk at the W. C. T'. U. hail t liiht. Tuts g.mileman has !: . iiently sj.oi.en !:ere. and he ni.'.v 1.; expected t.. i rcprc-ei.t h's pi i:i- 'n'cs fairly. ! P.ofts and shoe.-- at cost at W. I". ; r.ea.Ps. Bt- Special U the Hp.ralb.J Salem, Nov. 7. (ieyernor Pen noyer to.day apoiuted as nutaries H. W. Keeze, of Klamath, and Martin Carnil', of noa:- St. Ileleiis. An insane patient wa. left at the asylum to-day ny Win. A. Meeker, sheriff of Columbia county. Three prisoners were released from the jienitentiary to-day, one being a noted character, haying been confined in .San Quentin pris on five times. Thev were : John Whalen, I'ruin Multnomah county, one vear lor sodomy : (. t-arlev Chi- naman, Irom Wasco countv, one me 'ast named was at once taken 111 t;Iiar5? uy oiticcr: irom an Quentin, lie having escajHsd from tl,ar P"son. They t-tarted on their return witn him tlr.s evening. Vhirlod Aerss the 1,'ontinent. In a few days last mail trains will be put on the route between Portland and the Fast, which will materially change the time of ar rivals and departures of mails. What with oxen a lew years ago required more than six months wili now be accomplished in much less than the same number of days. For several months there has been talk of a fast mail service beintr intro- j duced bet ecu Omaha and San I Francisco, to connect with the iV.st trams which have for seme time been running between New Yoik, viucago ami umana. Arrange- ments have just been completed with the Lnion Pacific company, the Central Pacific and Oregon short Line, so that through trains will be put on, commencing No vember 17th. The train will con sist of two mail cars, two s'eeping coaches and a baggage car. They will not only furnish rapid trant. portation for the through mail, but will he the means ot shortening thf trip :or through passengers as well. The iir&t train wid leave Omaha at 6:10 i m. the 17th and will reach Ogden at 12:45 a. si. the l'Jth, a;.d San Francisco at5):45tlie 20th. At Green lliver, Wyoming, tlie Oregon hort Line will catch up a portion of the mail and whin it awaj' to Portland, reaching there in advance of the fan Francisco train at 7 a. m. on the L'Oth. Com ing eastward the train will leave San Francisco at 7:150 a. i. the 17th and reach the Transfer at 4 :t!0 i. si. the L'Oth. The Portland train will leave Portland at 8 a. m. the 18th and overtake the San Francis co train at Green Itiver. Continu ing eastward the fast mail will lea. e at 5 r. si., reaching Chicago at 7 a. si. next morning and New York at 10 :'M on the second day, making a through run from San Francisco to New Vork 111 four das and sixteen hours. This is the fastest regular time ever made Irom ocean to ocean mid i)i. i: uiugi: ITKSl. M 11)1)1. K RlIJOK. Oct. ol. .Mr. deo. Stiers tias put up a house on his ranch Mr. Baker is getting alon finely witit his slashing on II. Bryant's place. Ed. Nichois ban rented the Widow Barnes place and moved out to it. Oh! the rain, the tiresome rain, Yes, that was the case, but to dav all nature is smiling its sweet est". Mr. Stephen I'alliet has rented his place to Mr. Burris, and gone with l.ir family to C01 vallis, where they wili keep hc.Mih-is. Mr. L. T. Berrv bus decided to stay at Middle Ridge during the winter. The house he is building on Bi vant's place is almost ready ; to move into. n,,rt(.i,i S cided to supply the sc hool with ; wood by letting the contract to the j lowest bidder. J. N. Combs got the job and put up a line lot of wood. We think it would be iu order now to build a good wood house on the school lot. A Domesticated Chinese Pheasant. Tht Brownsville Timps nav that. j Mr. O. P. Coshow, of that place, has a China pheashant that has j never known any but a domestic 1 life. It was born with a brood of ; ceickens, and was fed and cared j for by the mother, until such time ! as he as big enough to wean, when ' he was left to shift for himself along with the chickens. This bird seems perfectly contented, go ; ing to roost at night and feeding through the dav with the (thickens, i His beautiful plumage is now ,-t its best and makes him the pride of j the yard. FA1K DALE ADDITION. Burkhart fi Malin ou 10S city lots in this beaut tion, which has just bee This addition is situat east of the city, and adjoining llackleman's land, and is closest addition to the city that is now offered for sale. These lots will now bd sold for $75 and corner lots $100 each until January 1st, after which time all lots remain ing will be raised to $150 each. These lots wili be sold on easy terms, and the first that call to see them will get the choice of all. The Latest Novolty in I'antaloons. Zaches Pros., merchant tailors and drapers, opposite the postoliice, arc prepared to place before the Albany people their own invention of cutting and making pantaloons without an outside seam. The novelty is not only without a seam, but in bright stripes ami checks. The f-repar:s are bound to coincide with the same of the backparts. We guarantee a perfect fit in every pair or money refunded. Wanted An expe: ienccd gill to d . iesi ciu-rat in :isewi lence oi i'i c f. ' ik. C;:ll V. li. Lee it ewsy I3o!ts from SaliiL risontrs leased Irom the Penitentiary. J!' sale I ff addi- 'atted. ti n the Abe -the Wiii i:k's. CKAWFOKDSTILLE NOTES. Ckawfokdsville, Nov. 5. Heavv frosts and some ice for few mornings fast. ! Mr. Ii. W. Moses our postmaster j nas been quite sicx ior a more. week or lioi n Oct. 31 , to the wife of E N McUaw a t-on. Mother and child doing well. Mr. J.W. Cilass returned from St. John's Wash, yesterday. He has been up there tor two weeks past visiting with his brother. . Our town was visited by a street fakir last Friday night. He was running a wheel of fortune, but he did not take in the dimes very fast. Mr. K. J. Ilughts and wife moved into tow n last week into the house formerly ow ned by J. F. 11 u&t. They have exchanged laces, Mr. J lust has moved out to the Hughes' farm. Kev K Kobe of the Presbyterian church, held the regular annual communion service here last Sat urday and Sundav. Thera was an unusually large audience on Sab-i bath. i Mr J C Cox and wife have moved on to their farm about one-half mile from town. The band boys I turned out a few nights ago and serenaded, as they had just return ed here from their bridal tour. Mr. Cox has been running the sash and door factory here for a year. Mr. T. A. Lewis our shoe maker nas moved 111s toots into me oiu store building lonnerly occupied by Mr. Pugti. We are tlad to see 1 . - . . 11 Mr. Lew is getting started up again, as our town needs a irood siioe l" ," " fcv'u" "",'i Uregon. ine most maker and a harness maker. We j feature to purchasers is . . 1 . . . 1 ..,.,..1 It.. Con 1 dso need a good doctor. Dr Spen cer has been in town for a few days, but I understand he is agent tor some Life Insurance Co: For the Ladies Only. I am now prepared to do all kinds of stamping, ani have over two thousand designs to choose from. Also a nice line of em broidery materials, such as arra senes, ciewels, No. 1 and 2 em broiderv chenilles, princess che nilles, etc., etc. And the finest j pompons, tassels, crescents, cords, j plushes, felts, and fancy work ma-! terials eer in the city. Zephyr is j going at. h cents an ounce. Miss Minnie Col well has charge of this department, and has had several years experience in all kinds of fancy work and stamping. At the store oi G. W. Simpson, Albany, Oregon. TIIKK; Tia tIC LOADS. Last evening three tmck loads of fruits and vegetables were received Dy the Wil'amette Packing Co., consisting of Caulillower, Sweet potatoes, Celery, Horseradish, Giapes, Oranges, Onions, Lemons, Black figs, White figs, POULTRY, Ducks, Geese, Turkeve, Chickens. Do not fail to call eariv and se- ; your pick of the above articles. Special Notice. Ow ing to a misunderstanding re rarding the school hours, Mrs. .'.b ad and Miss Staibuck theft ach- ers of the select and kindergarten school in the W. C. T. V. hail, w ish to say their se-.ion is from 9 a. 51. to 4 i'. si., also they have received a large and line assort ment of kindergaiu n materia', and give instructions daily hi common school siiidies and ki.'idergjiten woi k Also !iiii.- lessons given tree toe-icii pup.l it desired. Terms i i 1 1 y cel. is per wt ek. -Mi.s. Mi:.ai, Miss. Stakm'ck. ( uiiie :tnt! Look. Thos. Brink has yi received a fine lot o! wifker chaws, wood baskets, music stands, and some line parlor suites, etc . which will !,- sold at the ery lowest price. ilKIKK MENTION. Choice uiuolored Japan tea assortei f.-incv baskets at F. in L. Kerton's. Stop at A'ill & Stark 'b and ex amine their large and new line of watches. Simply immense. Silver Quarter! plug cut. A splendid f moke. Pro gressive merchants keep it. Cheaper than ready made. Pantaloons to order fcr$5 at Zaches Pros, opposite the postoflice. We are in the field and in the lead for com e tit ion. Miits to or der for $2 ) at Ziches Rros., oppo site the postoflice. We have just opened another in voice of cloaks, and we feel conn" u that we can suit everybody, m. 'i in style and price. W. F. R.ad. - "V. . Oi ii-,. of ail emi!nj-n;enti is the wr rat," Sot. mi 'iie jwct, now oewl and turneil todn-it, Wcro 1 alive, and with desire beset, Ik-'d - :.-h for bargains now nt my store, von .: '.! ' . Bkownkli., SERIOUS BLVXDEB. A JLady Nearly Prostrated by a Patent Medicine. A lady well-known in the Western Ad dition lias been a great sufferer for years with indigestion and dyspepsia. Struck with the testimonials praising Joy's Veg etable Sarsaporilta, she sent for a bottle. The druggist, not bavin? it, talked them into taking another SarsapariVJa. As the leading Sarsaparillas use mineral Wood purifiers, the effect of the emptying of 1 Iodide of Potash into a stomach already ! distressingly delicate was disastrous, I almost prostrating her before the mistake ' was rectified. She then railed upon Mr? : Fowler, ot C27 Ellis street, whose name I was among those cured by Joy's Vegetable ' f-.nrsnparilla. Mr. Fowler said it was true : that it bad cured her. Again reassured, the vegetable compound was sent for and gotten. Ti- f-'eatle action of its vegetable stimulants upon the liver, kidneys und disostive nix-mss. and its warm stomach . ti.uii s.were'the very things needed, nnd i-'ie began improving raid was hcrold sel! wi'hin a fortnight. This Founds like li-i:oii. b::t th names can be given i ncccssarv. '' t'riiitcitco Examiner. r. PACKS OK I.ONE JAC ; ir.tt lor 1,23 A PCFULAS ESTABLISHHEHT. How Jq'.iu3 Gradwohl's GolJtn'EuleBaiaar Moets the Pablic Want. Oim of the most extensive and ; (.'(...ontlv Kfniked establishments in the Willamette valley is to be found in the Golden Rule Bazaar store of Julius Gradwohl in this city. In order to accommodate his many customers he is in the field early this year, and has already commenced receiving his immense line of beautiful gocds for the fall and winter and for the holidays, and has one of the most gorgeous and dazzling displays to be seen in any Golden Rule Bazaar in Oregon. The line carried comnrises a be- I wiiderimr assortment of fine china. queensware and glassware of the latest styles and most delicate de signs. The beautiful ;hina and glassware, together with the dec- ! orated and fancy wares, novelties, elegant stand and hanging lamps, toys, boys' wagons and general bazaar goods, present a scene well worth one's time to visit. Here may be found a complete line of table cutlery of the cele orated makes, Koger Bros.' silver and silver plated goods and Bohemian wares of every variety, while his stock of dolls, tovs. toilet ! and fancy goods, in plush and j silver, and novelties for the chil jdreii wili be larger tVan ever be fore. Mr. Gradwohl has enlarged j his slock in such a replete manner : that his Golden Rule Bazaar is not . only a crC(lit to the citv 0f Albany ;,mt to the entire Willametie 1 v,n vlf.;n nno rif n, m,,t tv- tensive establishments of the kind Oregon. Ihe most important in prices, and when we assert that his prices are as low as any house m the state anil flint. hi rnnfla nrA flmil I figures that cannot be equaled in the Northwest, it is but the recital of an absolute fact. It will be to the interests of the country mer chants to purchase their holiday goods from this establishment, and orders should be sent in at once. Mr. Gradwohl has long since proven his adaptability to this business, and it is taking no risK to say that thisemporium of elegant hincv and decoiative ware is the lto complete in the Willamette Hey. Those who deal at the Golden Rule Bazaar, will find a lai;e assortment to choose from, anc a square, reliable gentleman to deal with. rortmitler & Irving have just ' opened a new line of portiers, table j sovers, towel rings, stair nails j and novelties in furniture and j luuse-finishings. Call and see i their elegant new store in the : Masonic building. I The blood will follow where the knife is driven, The Uash will ;aiver where the pinacr tear And trade will fullow w here the merchant's j striven, 1 As Hrownell has to, to make hU prices fair i Smoke the celebrated Havana ! tilled 5-cent cigars, manufactured I at Julius Joseph's cigar factory. A new7 invoice of Crystal Baking Powder iust received bv F. L. j Kenion. A handsome prize goes with each can. Price 50c. i Accidents are happening daily to ! tbose who least expect them. Be on tne sale side and insure witn Winn in the Travelers. list of ill ! ; Instead of ofl'ering a prize lliai only benefits the lucky one, or sending out i eon liden 1 ia 1 slips us halts?, w propose ! to operly oiler the citiseai of Albany I and vicir.ity choice goods at bedrock price? and j?ive !5 Per i'e-iii Discount I Tel- c:isli on parli dollar's worth at I regular retail prices, until Jiin.l, lS'JO. , Highest prices paid for chickens, eg" 8 :ind Hitter. Tliankini; you fur or past patronaire and soliciting your trade for the future, I beg to remain at your service. J. M. bAKDl'E. E. C.BEARDSLEY, HEAL ESTATE AGENT. Conveyancin&r of all kinds anc in a relia ble ra-iniisr. All lusincss will receive prompt attention. Oli -c on ISroadalbm Ltret, mar Kirst, Albany, degon. WANTEO OK GOO I) SELLING a 'ility to represent us as hales at-i.t in this town, (5200 to S'JoOO jcr year .-an b inorte ) Address, Wanam:iker & Brown, Thilailelphia, l'a. The largest clothing and inenhi.l t.ilor in,' house in America. t'oiilnirlor anil Isulblcr. Tt UK UXDKilSlGSKD HAVING I.OCATEI in Albi-iv solicits uatrmiauu from ciij and country. Will contract to build bridge, barns, and all inaniicr of dwi Uing bouses including Oueeii Anne, Kastlakc and VMa bethian stvle-i of building. Will lunisb plans and sp. cificaf.i'-ns Iree of charges. Satif faction guaranteed. W. i ('ASSKL. iTliB OelBtoatel Freiicli , 1 -'!5rv "i otFOliu ' AC-l'CtJ the utiier.itive organs of cit'.n r sex hvt!i. arifiint trmii the exeoi-ivc is. r.t vti:ii eano tr.ti.-v co or opium, or tliroii.-.b nti'liMl i;i.! rt lir.11. over ia.htlrfen. e, it:: . -aeh aslosi I'.riin Cower. 'A'.'.kc u'ne-. Utaring D.iwn Pains in the !'a-k. Seminal W akti-ns U? teria, Ner ou I'ros ntioii, N wnni-l )iv sioiis, l.'.vicorrhi'i', li.:i'ii s-, Vik Mi.in.irv l.oi'-.of I'owc a'ld Iniji .'eiic. . v. rii. !i :f :n . !t cr--;l often Iciil to prjinaturt o'.l :; a n iint;:ity. I'r.ce ! a b ,; i f-.-r ".' .) S -ii'. bv ni-iii "ii ici-eis t' l .-.-:co. i iViiiH Hi t:f i :s c v. 1 ni'i.i tn tiTe ti- h t-. V c h'-- o-ilor rc-i.-iviit. to li l lli.-iiienl i-t:ro is mi'so! U-ti:i:oi!:-.N in oi bo:h ! h m; 'venr-.-d bv tli. use f Aj hr-! A.l-'r. S tIU? 'il J W" ' :: . !i, box, 27. l it a' -!, t i !.,- I-Vt.-.v .v M ;:-!, -u:---k--. All 'aiiv, 'ti' II. : ill: .-, rniva''.t -.:.i!:.r f.. r r tr.oiie.i refuiiilei: F. L. Kenton -DEALER IN- Staple and Fancy (jROCEEIE ilso Choice Candies, ICnts, Cigars and Tobaccos, Fruits, Vegetables, Etc. TERMS CASn AISD PRICES LOW. Subscription Agent for all Leading Xews papers and Magazines. iCff"NEAR THE POSTOFFICE. A GLORIOUS FDTUBE In keeping with the ever brightening prospecU of our fair city, we are daily adding to our already large stock such fancy and staple groceries as will fully supply the wants of the liiost fastidious. And wnile we call special attention to the quality and complete assortment of our goods, nre will add that as a Special Inducement. TO OUR FRIENDS WE WILL (live Away on January ist 1 Dinner Set, 120 pieces 1 Tea set, 44 pieces Three Tea Sets, etch 44 pieces. This ware is not cheap baking powder prizes, but is elegant cenuine English table ware. Let every lady avail herself of this opportunity of procuring: not only the best groceries to be found, but have a chance at drawing free on or more of these elegant sets, LA FORREST & THOMPSON. ft I to! "Ok ! the cold and crujl winter, Ever thicker, thicker, thicker ; Froze the ice on lake and river, Ever deeper, deeper, deeper ; Fell the covering snow and drifted Through the forest round the village." IT IS COMING-. 4iO.M Prob.'' savs winter is coraino; ariier ami more severe this vear than usual. Fake fime the Topknot nv.d o.vaminc my elegant stt ck of OVERCOATS, CAPE ULSTERS. DRESS OVERCOATS. KERSEYS, VALOURS, BKAVFRS, MELTONS, CHEVIOTS, WIOEAWAKK, CHIKCHILLAS, CASSIMERES, MONTAGNACS. L. K. BLAIN, Leading Will & ? A. MlMJiaiiiflii B LjJT IB Ti ALBANY, OREGON $25 00 . 750 . IS 09 T Snow. rnrjiji. Cloth-ierj Stark. 0 iTv jd 1 AIIT Ah ATT a SI S E B E
