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Newspaper Page Text7 'llili NOliVlG BJJjI1: WEDNESDAY . KOVEIUDEI? 1 1889. afflomtafl gaitj! $mutj HPF.CIAI.. 13:30 A. M. t Not t. see our stoves and ranges j before buying is a mistake. Mis- j takes are al way j costly. In heat-j ing stoves we have the largest as j well as the most can-fully selected stock in the city. The stoves we offer were not bought as an experi ment but as a certainty. Wo know what each fctovo will do. and they were bought for cash, so tl prici. i- right. We have special ties in heaters, beside our regular lines of Garland, Argand and Su perior stoves and ranges. (iko. W. Smith. mi: ati!:i: indications. For Albany and vicinity Fol lowing is tin; forecast fur 'M hours, ending a: s i i. lo-i:ay : Fair v.-:i;Iht, warmer; norther ly wind. JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN". Trv the "1'oltta Pot" cigar at 1 i:iiis i Suioke. tlie lIeort l'.lc cigar at J Ellis' cigar store. Fre-h sweet potatc's just re-1 ceived at F. L. Kenton's. I A new invoice of fine honey jus-t , received at . L. Kenton s. , A large force oi teams .1111 :lllll 1V1PH I will go to work Washington street to-day cutting j down to grade. I'opular prices, 50 and 75cts., for "Kitty from Cork." Reserved seats 75 cts.. for sale at Ulackman's drug store. Accidents are happening daily to those who least expect them. lie on the safe side and insure with Winn in the Travelers. Ileauttful moonlight ell'ects, storms at sea, in "Kitty from Cork," at the Albanv opera house Nov. 18th and l'Uh. ' A pair of gold-rinuned eye-glasses, with a gold chain attached, were found in front of the Uues House ia this city on Sunday, and await an owner at this oilice. ''Since Kate Learned How to l'lay" and "Where Did You (Jet that Hat," Charlie Ueed's latest comic songs, are sung in "Kitty from Cork." Reserved seats 75 cts., for sale at l.lacknian's drug k.ore. James F. Hays, the brilliant pianist of the Chicago Comedy Co., is as clever a wing shot as he is a musician. In half an hour's shoot ;ug Monday evening, in company with Watt Monteith, he bagged tkree dozen snipe. Albany Lodge No. 4, I. O. O. F., will meet in their hall on Wednes day evening at 7 o'clock. A full attendance is desired, as there is special business to be transacted. Visiting brothers ate cordially in vited. C. (i. Rawlings, N. G. Fo!t:jiit!cr t Irvng have just opvned a new line oi portion, iaie i covers, t.-wel rings, stair .iaiis! and nov.dties in furniture and l h.jii.-e-finishings. nl! and see j their tdegant new stoie in the.1 Masoi ic buildi ig. ; Don't fail to see Dublin, ueeus- i t I I. : t '.ih ! t 'itvoi' Limerick, "r.laniey CastU, (iiant's Causwav. during a storm t ea. and the beautiful lakes of Killtrney by mocnlight; seen only , in the Mirror ot Ireland, Novem ber 18th and 19th. Uurkhart & Malin, real estate asjents, sold yesterday to Mrs. Maggie (J. Miller, lots No. 7 and S in block No. 8, in Fairdale addi tion to Albany. Thev also sold to joim i. Mearns iois u. v9 iu, n ; ...,.1 i- Va i- in th . UlA l , in uiutn j i same addition, the consideration I being $i25. Capt. E. J. Lanning and W. I. l'.arr returned last evening from the front on the Ore-'on l'acitic rail ! road, where they have been con nected with the purchase of Searle A Deane's plant for the Albany & Astoria railroad. They were ac companied by Jack Maher, Searle Deane's book-keeper. Eightv magnificent scenes of prominent and historical points in Ireland, each one 10 feet high and IS feet lomr, painted by D. A. Strong, of the Queen's Theatre, Dublin, Ireland, and valued at $5000 are seen at every performance ofttie Mirror of Ireland Comedy Company. "Kitty from Cork," Sullivan's latest San Francisco comedy suc cess, renlete with all the latest tonical and comic son's, new I dances and specialties, at the Al- j bany opera house Monday anu Tuesday night, Nov. ISth and U)th. Reserve seats 75 cents, now on sale at Ulackman's drug store. Now is the time, buy lots in Viereck's addition. Full sue lots 00x110, can make two 10x02 feet lots out of each block. Oniy a few blocks otlered for sale at 1200, when prices wiil be raised. These lots are all hiirh and dry and are on the line of all the contemplated improvements in tho spring. Th:uiKgivin Turkey. We have made arrangements for a tine lot of stall-fed turkeys, leil (111 Kevs, anu i those desi in" a nice Lit turKev Mr .:...:.Ti..,i.,;.;,-in.r diiin. r will do 11. I'll X UaiOX-;-. ..... w.M to 1..MV.. ord. rs at the d - ! ,m.it.. l'ii.-kiii" Company's store in time t sec uie the best. Trarhcr's Kxr.n-.lnatioii. Notice U hcrebv given tb.at th nnvt rp"ni ir i.iiblic exaiisin.t l'.in oi teachers for Linn county will be L,"in at noon on W rs i. please be irent. cilncMlay, Nov. -7. an i ;:t. til Friday n-on. All ir:ng c.it;dnat;or. v. ill r .-i:t at the comnicnce L. M. fun., Co. S-dicol .nt:. ye THE CITY COUNCIL. The Grading of Washington Street to Be Prosecuted HOW IT WILL K DONE. Judges sid Cierks AppcLtri for the City Election Hillsboru Ha3 Paid for tho Hand Fiie Engine. regular meeting of the ely was held last evening, a 'Xi 'vtr and members being present except iteconier lien ton. in ins ! absence Councilman French was elected recordd pn tm. The committee on fire arid water ! recommended t li a t no business signs or advertisements be allowed to be su.pended across tho streets i of the city. The special committee to whom ! was referred th;-? matter of the Hale ; of the hand lire engine reported ; that the . mount of had been received from the citv of Millsbor j in payment for the engine, and ! chat the name ha been turned into the city treasury. ' A petition :rom property owners j for a new sidewalk on the east end : of Firt street was road and re i terred. A petition for the prohibition of I cesspools and for an order requir I ing property owners to make j proper connection with sewers was read and relerred to the committee on health and polit e. tht. propfer notire for the ;.itv t"lw. tioIl to occur on tin first Mo::da me lecoruer was ordered to L'ive iv i in I .., rnt...r The folIow;'ng jUil ,es aml derks j of eiGl.tilin WPrft ani,oillted : I 1st Ward Judges, W. C. Read, David Froman. M. Payne; clerks, C. W. Watts, T. J. Stites. 2nd Ward Judges, Strauder Froman, Ellis Knox, L. Senders; Clerks, C. G. Rawlings, J. R. Wyatt. :ird Ward Judges, E. A. Dar ker, Wm. Huston, John Isom ; clerks, G. F. Simpson, F. A. Uurk hart. Various sidewalk improvements were ordered made. On motion, J. Whitesides, the contractor for furnishing the city with dirt and gravel, was instruct ed to proceed with the grading of the square at the junction of Sec ond and Washington streets, the dirt and gravel to be placed on other streets of the city, under the direction of the committee on streets and public property. It was ordered that the w ork of grading Washington street be prosecuted at once, under the di rection of the street commissioner and the committee m streets and public property, and that when the property owners refuse to car ry on the work that such city otli cers shall ceiamence the work im mediately and prosecute the same until the entire street is graded, also that the side streets be prop erly graded. Mr. s. W. Ross was present and offered to remove till the dirt on the street without cost to the city, but no contract for the work was Irt. Frit s oi;ii.i;i.i paid. einier. ivet work. ; on i i 2 00 j - ! no. ta:k In. use . I.: tniiig pest J. II ';jh" (' . A. -Il::: el!a; Si- m, streer. work . street wo. k . . l.'la.n, se..er to 00 1 00 ! : -.; . ' -d e.-ni.-s, ill i ;;nd gr iei r.ii-!-;::i- light S. XV. Uce. i-. 10 174 07 20 25 foot bridges. 00 ad- On motion jouiiied. the council Last NigM I'lay. Another ?arge audience was present at. the second evening's performance of the Chicago Com- yKlJ ( ompany at the o era house last nijjhl. The plav, "Ladv Audley's Secret," was admirably presented and the audience was fairly delighted. It abounded in strong situations and some fine scenic effects were produced, espe cially the lire scene at the close of the third act. The play w as unique in having a woman for the villain, in the person of Lady Audley, which character was ad mirably sustained by Miss Belle Inman. IThej; performance con cluded with the roaring farce "Kerry Kotnrh." To-night will be presented "Colleen Bawn," in which James A. Devlin will appear in his great part. The company, under the management of Mr. Goldstein, is prompt in its busi ness engagements, gives a toed performance, and certainly de serves the great success it has scored everywhere. Coming; Next Week. The announcemen that the re nowned Dan Morris Sullivan's Mirror of Ireland and New Comedy Dramatic Comwany will give two f their enjoyable entertainments in Albany Monday and Tuesday nights. Nov. 18th and 10th, should be sufficient to pack the opera house both nights- Dan and Josie Morris Sullivan are the acknowl edged representatives of Irish com edy characters, and the California press, where they have played for ; the last three years, are unanimous i in their praise. Steamboat Accident. , ium oo n ouu: -no.vo ..n.n.i. ; the three Sisters at tne LucUia- I , mu'e wing dam owing to a low i stage ot water went clo.-e enough I to the artificial work to break anil j raise twenty feet of her right bow i i deck supporting tiniljers. Tiie, fore part of the deck on that side ; ! wa pu.-hi'd t:,i an 1 daina-jcd to the ' i (-.iev.t of several hundred dollars. ' i )::: u.-u.i !' veget.i i.n:ce apt !.-:y. g.'a rrie-!. c' of choice fruits i" seen to-day. ; s, e.udiiiower, i r 1 1 -: . s, cran- iVckii. bh in . mi canned THE SANTIAM MIIE8. Ground Pnrohaafd tor Smelling Work? to Be Established at Gatesvilie. Gatesvm.lk, Nov. 12. Don Smith, of this place, has sold to the Dry Gulch and Gold Mountain Mining Co., or Salem, a tract of land between the railroul and the tantiam river at that place, em bracing about 75 acres, for the pur pose of establishing smelting works for the Sanliam mines. The price paid lor the land was $4000. The company, it is announced, will erect smelting works and a concen trator early next year. , This company has a force of sur veyors at work locating the route for a flume for the placer mines. The canal will he over twenty miies long. ! The proposition to establish ! smelting works here has caused no little interest among the people of (Jatesville, who hope it will be more than talk. l . S. Git A N I) .11 ICOUS. The following list of U. S. grand jurors has been drawn to convene in 1'oitland on November - : J. A. Dempsey, farmer, Dixie. (ieorge Will, farmer, Aurora. 'J. L. Brush, wire-worker, Al bany. C. H. Mill, merchant, Akina. W. T. Campbell, builder, Eu gene. James A gee, farmer McMinn ville. James Finney, farmer, Brooks. 1$. Jd. Jolly, farmer, Monroe. J. li. Harris, capitalist. Eugene. H. liuboise, carpenter, Spring- water. J. O. timid, larmcr, Dellevue J. II. Larson, livery, The Dalle "ajjley, larmer, tfalem. A Fletcher, farmer, LaFay- ette. W ton. II. A. II. Hob.son, merchant, Stay- Jewell, farmer, Highland. G. Mulkey, farmer, Corvallis. J. R. Rinehart, painter, Eugene. A. K. Dlooru, farmer, Albany. I. Scotield, farmer, Cornelius. F. C. Smith, capitalist, Port land. Mercer Thorn pton,farmer,Shedd. S. W. Fletcher, farmer, .McCoy. John Atkinson, fanner, West Chehalem. 0. 1". I loiF, farmer, Irving. XV. Cooper, farmer, Wheatland. E. N. Thomas, merchant, Jetler scn. Morris Allen, farmer, King's Valley. William I). Allen, farmer, Mol hdla. Smith French, merchant, The Dalles. W. II. Abrams, manufacturer, Eugene. Amos Hovendon, farmer Hub bard. ! I. F. Kagler, farmer. Mollalia. I. F. Sharp, farmer, The Dalles. L. M. Davidson, carpenter, Os wego. (ieorge l'uciis, cigar dealer, ( )regon City. KEAI, ESTATE SALES. The following real estate sales were recorded yesterday : Wassom's addition to Leba non tiled Diiiiitee Mortgage and Trust Insurance Co. to E. M. Crois.m, HO acres in section 2, township 14 south, range o WCSt. 4-2-iOO j Mrs. N.J. Templolon to Mickle ! Yeoer,4U acres in township ! i: soutt:, range '.I west j K. C. .Miller to W. II. Goltra, j 100 acres in section .')ri, j township 1 1 south, ra n i 'Q ? west G. W. Hochstedler to W. II. 8U0 l.;:; Gultra, west half of south west quarter of block 12, 1 Uckleman's 2d addition. . Mary J. Scammon to W. 11. Goltra, soutii half of west half of block :M in Albany. A. II. Powell to Mary A.Pow ell, 12 acres in township 11 south, range 2 west C. L. Jackson to Mrs. N. J. Patterson, 80 acres in town ship 14 south, range 1 west State of Oregon to C. L.Jack son, 40 acres in township 14 south, range 1 west G. W. Taylor to D. Myers, half acre in Scio T. J. Shields to M. E. Dorris, all right in the property of 1050 1G25 120 ")00 50 50 the .las. Miields estate Albany 111 400 1'leasant Time. On last Friday evening Harris burg Grange gave a sociable at their new ball at Muddy Station. The attendance was large and a very pleasant and agreeable even ing was passed. During the evening to enliven the scene a pumpkin pie was voted to the crustiest old batche!or. George Alford received the largest number of votes, but rather belied the title by the hearty good natured man ner in which he took his pie. A cake to the prettiest voting lady as Eharply contested lor anu w as won by Miss I-.tta Douglas. FAIK DALE ADDITION. Uurkhart fc Malin offer lor sale 10S city lots in this beautify addi tion, which has just been platted. This addition is situate i on the east of the city, and adjoining Abe Ilackleraan's land, and is the closest addition to the city that is now oH'cred for sale. These lots will now bo- sold for $7" and corner lots $100 each until January 1st, after which time all lot remain ing wil! be raised to $150 each. These lots wiii be sold on easy terms, and the first that call to see them will tret the choice of all. C.-iIled Meeting. members of Ilarrisbur The :ra:iic iheir !. ; :.IT ! n!c::ri ! - IS. a s t r-i:ni'.-te-.i ! it Mu iiiy i.'V:i;b( .- p '...-ot at ill at : inn . Ii i' i STATE DISPATCHES. The Yreka Prisoner Proves to Be j the Murderer Gibbs. HIS VHOTOfiKAI'H IDENTIFIED Railway Romoia Denied In Portland -Smngjlinff Chinese A:ross th Border- Notes from Salem. special to the iikralb.j and w inter and for the holidays, Portland, Nov. 12. Latest re-' "d has one of the most gorgeous ports here state that the man cap-: and dazzling displays to be seen in tuied at Yreka is Gibbs, the col- ' any Golden Rule Bazaar in Oregon, ored murderer. Photographs of- The line carried comprises a be the man have been identified by j wildering assortment of fine china, the Puliman cashier, Pennington. ' queensware and glassware of the He says the man is Gibbs. ( latest styles and most delicate de- kaii.koai) Ki Mons. , signs. The beautiful 2hina and glassware, together with the dec 1'okti.axi), Nov. 12. Amidst all : orated and fancy wares, novelties, kinds of rumors of changes of rail-; elegant stand and hanging lamps, road officials, within the last tw n-: toys, boys' wagons and general ty-four hours, the report wacircu- ' bazaar goods, present a scene well lated that. A. D. Charlton, general I worth on 's time to visit, passenger agent of the N. P. R. R. Here ma be found a complete Co., had been decapitated. Geo. line of table cutlery of the cele F. V.'illett, chief clerk in Charl- orated makes, Roger Bros.' silver tot.'s oilice, this evening made an : and silver nlated sroods and emphatic denial f the report ARTICLES OK INCORPORATION. Salem, Nov.12. Articles of in corporation were filed with the secretary of i-tate to-day as fol lows: The Wisdom Drug Co.. cap ital stock $50,000, divided into with C. F. Leavenwo.ih, Julius!? crC.' ' toih?.C,tyI ,,a"y iioiumi iini .i. ij. oiair as mcor-i porators. I 1 A 1." . . : . S.Ml'CiCI.ING. cuiNEsi: Portland, Nov. 12. Last night i Mr. J. C. Hamilton, United States ! marshal for Washington, arrived i in this city with a warrant for the ' arrest of Ah Chunir. a Chinese woman, alleged to have crossed the American line a short time ago from British Columbia in an un lawful nanner. ItltlET MENTION, Pickled pigs fe 't at ton's. F. L. Ken- Boots and shoes Read's. t cost at XV. F Try that line Japan tea in baskets ; at Laborcstit Ihompson s. The largest stock of gloves ever shown in Albanv at A'. F. Read s. For school books, blanks, tab-1 lets etc., '!) to the Citv Druir Store. 'i Choice uncolored Japan assmtei fancy baskets at Kerton's. tea F. in L. Stop at .vi!) A amine their large watches. Stark's and ex-: and new line of ! Just received a large invoice of "cnuine Estrella citrars at Ellis's. o for 25c. That fine tea in baskets at La- i Forest A: Tbomp on's i- going at ' 40 cijts like hot cakes. Have your prescriptions fi'Ied at i the new drug store. H. ('. Hub-! bard, prescription -druggist. j Simply ii-iiineiise, Sihcr (Quarter! plug cut. A spU-ndid smoke. I'ro-j gre.-sive merchants keep it. Cheaper than ready made. Pantaloons to order fcr $5".it Zaches ; Bro.x. opposite the posioffice. Wanted An expcri'-in ed iiir! to do general b-"ise.o! k. Cru'lalthe residence of I':of. V. II. i Smoke the celebrated Havana: tilled 5-cent cigars, manufactured at Julius Joseph's cigar factory. 1'uu; unc'oivd Japan tea in neat baskets at 40 eentsper: po-ind at t ,t fl, -Mipson's. 1h ''f't :'! i : .tlivre t'.o knife i: ; itt n e l. ill-:- l nil! ir v.i, .-. (1,.- pinrrrs tv.r ' A:nt tr:i .--oil : ;.) hjiv il.e iiicn lir.nl's -.ni-r. ',- i!r .-i-"!! r.;is I ii.il.tf ,i .r:-n f.iir : We iiave just opened another in-: voice of cloaks, and wv . ronfi ' dent that we can suit everybody, ' both in stvl" an I price. V. F. ' Read. Rcuutinii i i'obon an' arriving -the lei'iires, oi" tne season. We! have an iinuir-ii.-e stock an-l have' reduce;! I he price 2o pn- cent. XV. ' F. Read. fni t r i ii ...i ine people oi Aio.invand vicin lty are very cordially invited t and inspect our new stock in Blumberg block. II. C. Hubbard, proprietor. "Wishing, of ait ('nii!uyn:t'iita ix tlio .rst," So slid tho rt, iio-.v (luadiuul turni'd todut, Were lie iilivi-, .ind with duiro lii'Kt, Ilo'd wish for bariums now at my toro, you Del! ( el. I'.kownhi,:,, Are you in need of anything in the drug line to day? If so, it will pay you to try the new drug store. Everything new and fresh. Prices most reasonable. DIED. . .iV Nov. 7. ISS:, Howard K. the lu ll son of li. It. and Ada L. Ilf nr.v, n;;cd ir months and twelve ilny. -it th resi- I . .ii of I ho parents, .lear Tuali tin, Wash- i...rKii county, Oregon. lie- !ki:r and faiaiiy were fornn r rcsi-d-i:ts -.f this c-nnnty, ho liiinR one of I.in i's r.-pre.-. i-:itivo during the l:iht Ii is'.atnr. IIohTm . f friends wil! mpnthizc with the ;inls in thc;r s.i I afili .-tion. .a SERIOUS BUXDER. A Iiaily Xcarly Prostrated by a Patent Medicine. A lady well-known in the Western Ad dition has heen n great sufferer for years with indigestion and dyspepsia. .Struck with t!:e testimonials ir.iisii:R Joy's Veg etalile arsapnrilla, she sent for a bottle. The ilruirgist, not lmvinR it, talked them into taking another ."arsnpnrilla. As the j lending .Snrsaparillas use mineral blood j purifiers, the effect of the emptying of Iodide of Potash into a stomach already : distressingly delicate was disastrous, :d;ao-t prostratins her before the mistake ! was rectified. She then called upon Mrs. Fowler, of C27 Ellis street, whose name was amon those cured by Joy's Vegetable Parariarillii. M rs. Fowler said it was true tliut it had cured her. A sain lcns-.-ureii, 1 he vegetable rinnpntind was sent for and trotteii. The pent loii'-t ion of its vcKotabb' stimulants upon the liver, kidneys an-l !iL'e-tive oru'iins. pad its warm ston:;;' h ton.'i s, were the very thinirs needed, and she hecan improvin?; !:n l was heruld seif ii'':iu n, fortnight. 'i!:!s sounds like lieii- a. but tlm iiai:ir can be f:iv u if Uecesi-ary. fi-avxx-j Lxaiin-.r. A PCPCLAR ESTABLISHMENT. How JtiHas Gradwohl'a GoldcnlRale Bazaar Meets the Public Want : One of the most extensive and j elegantly stocked 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 j commenced receiving his immense line of beautiful gocds for the fall Bohemian wares of every variety. , w hile his stock of dolls, toys, toilet and fancy goods, in plush and silver, and novelties for the chil dren will be larger tl,an ever be fore. Mr. Gradwohl has enlarged his stock in such a replete manner that his Golden Rule Bazaar is not '" to the entire Willamette vallev, bei.'ijr one of the most ex- tensive establishments of the kind in Orpcoii. Tli mrmr. imimrtrinr feature to purchasers is in prices, and when we assert that his prices are as low as any house in thestate and that his goods are sold at ngures mat cannot ne 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 proyen his adaptability to this business, and it is taking no risx to say that thisemporium of elegant fancv and decorative ware is the "-9 . complete in the W illamette lie v. those who deal at the Golden Rule Bazaar, will find a lane assortment to choose from. anc a souare. reliable iontleman to deal with, " I'ine Kcd Apples. Leave orders for apples at La Forest it Thompson's. A line car of Baldwin's and other kinds due in a few days. All guaranteed free from worms. T Stands for Thanksgiving and Iloasted Turkey, It also stands for the car load of chrice uncolored Japan Tea.pn: up in neat 1 pound baskets for 40 cents each, which has jii.t been receivod at La Forrest it Thomp son's. Lovers of good tea should call and trv this excellent tea. i lustful of oil'eriiig a prize thai only ticni'lits the lucky one, or sending out conlidential slips ;is laits, vt propose to openly oiler the citizens of Albany and vicii.ity choice goods at bedrock prices and give Cent Discount! 'nil Fur cnsli on each roiMiliir retail prices dollar's worth at until .Tan.l. 1V'.H). Highest orb-es paid forchickens, ci's and Mitter. Thanking you for your past patronaire and soliciting your trade for the tuture, I bug to remain at your service. J. M. UAKDL'E. MO r;SiTliB Celebrated French c;ure ratolPHRODITiEcdy oflg AFTER tlie uonenitive urai:s of i-ithtr sex whethir arisini; '.mm tlic eMV-ivc iw of stimulants, toliaixo or opium, or through j oiithful iiulis cretion.over indulgence, i te., sut-h as loss of Uram l'oir, Wai;e u'ness, Heariii lown l'ains in the Hark, Seminal Wt aknt-ss, Hys teria, Nor ous Pros ration, Noctnriia' Omis sioiis, Lcui-orrhoe, llizzimss, Weak Memory, l.ossof l'owerand Iinpoteiiev, hi h if neg lected often )cal to premature old a'e and insanity. Price ?l a lmx; U Iiuc5 fur Sent liv mail on receipt of price. WKIJIf.V 4.1 IIUVII.K is civm with every order received, to ictund tne money if a IVriliani'iit cure is i ett ffei ted. W'e hive thor.simlsof testimonials from old and jcunj-, of both sexes, who have been pcrn'niientiy ciired by the use -f Aphroditine Cireul.ir free. Addres !MK trjiico mi innK . Western Uranch, Uox, 27. Cortland, Ori-pon. Kor s.de by I'osbay & Masoti, wholesale and i rct.iul ilru-ryists, Aliiatiy, Mrcuoii E. 6. BEAKDSLEY, KKAL KSTATE AGKNT. (oiivovaiiciii-.' of ft'l kinds il-ne in a nlia lilc m iniivr. AM 'm-im- i I rmive prompt att-nti"ii. O !i c mi broad il nil ttroet, m-ar K rt. 1 llunv, O e.'on. s r;:i m s a ii.: v 1 1 re;'! iV CM. .! SKi.l.lN'U i-iir u - r. - f a'ci aoi.t in ti pir y.': r i m be ! t li- l.i'A ii, ( -":0 to in i.l ) .Viiir W:i .iMii.iKcr .v lirr.wn. tic Ic'iiin-t, 1 ii-. .ii:-i .- iii.t ic.crch i.-t t .itor- - in llll-T.-.!. r ,m r.ii'lor lia.l tinltdi i. rn:!K rNii::;--!nN!-:: havim; located 1 iii .'. Di r. t p.. :: !! ;.- from city an ! c .ic.-.r.-. ' Wii! .. ..,.1 r i--i t- hii-.id lirii!."., ba-i, a-id !! n nnur .f i'ov. Hit -.' bouses, ::i i: :ii' -.--n Aiii:?, K.t :-.iAi' :.;'d K!ia S .; .i;i-i i f ;.ie! . li :!l-ih i.; iv, ..ii 1 j 'i.s nf ciinr." -. sa'is f i. lwa-11-.il. C. i.'Ai.TEI.. V V 1 T t W r HkT ' 3EF0RE K. L. Kenton -DEALER IN- Staple and. Fancy GROCERIES ilso Choice Candies, Huts, Cigars and Tobaccos, Fruits, Vegetables, Etc. TERMS CASH AlSl) PRICES LOW. Subscription Agent for all Leading News papers and Magazines. VNKAK THE POSTOFFICE. A GLORIOUS PUT DEE In keeping with the ever brightening prospects of our fair city, we are daily adding to our already large stock such fancy and stajle groceries as will lully supply the wants of the most fastidious. Ami wnile we call special attention to the quality and complete assortment of our goods, we will add that as a Special Inducement. TO OUR FRIENDS WK WILL (live Away on January ist 1 Dinner Set, 120 pieces $25 00 1 Tea set, 44 pieces 7 50 Three Tea Sets, eich 44 pieces 18 0 This ware is not cheap baking powder prizes, but is elegant genuine 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 one or more of these elegant sets, LA FORREST & THOMPSON. iiii to ! "Oh ! the cold and crml 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 I COMING-. H)!d Prob.'1 ays winter is coming earlier and more severe this year than usual. Take time Vy!tlie topkntit and ynininejjmy elegant stck ot OVERCOATS, CAPE ULSTERS. DRESS OVERCOATS. KERSEYS, VALOURS, KEAVEltS. MELTONS, CHEVIOTS. WIDEAWAKE, CHINCHILLAS. CASSIMERES. MONTAGNAG5. L.E. BLAIN, .rivuTri. Leading Will & i AU3ANT, OREGON Snow. T Clotliier, Stark. T 1 8 8 11 till !l I If