Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, November 20, 1889, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOKNINGr HERALD t WEDNESDAY, yOYEMBEK 20, 1S9. STKCIAI., i:S A. V. i .Not to s-e our stves and ranges j before buying a mistake. Mis- j lakes an? al way j costly. In aeat in .stores we have the largest as well as th most carefully selected jttockin the city. The stores we offer were not bought as as experi-! inont but : a certainty. We know what each store will do, and tUey were bought for cash, so the f.ricc i" right. We have, special ties in beaters, he-ddi' nur regular lines of Garland, Ai'':ii and Su- ;erior stnrf and ranges. i i.iYxi. W. Smith. WEATIIEU INDICATIONS. l-"or A 1 ban v and vicinity Fol lowing is the forecast for 2-J hour., ending at S i u. lo-v.ay : Fair weather, wanner; norther ly wind. llTTIN;s AKOI'T TOWS. The river is steadiiy rising. Attention is directed lo the adv. i..f .i. M. Eardue iii this is.i-.ie. Mr. M. A. Caii'in made the Agri-: cutural coi'ug library a present ; last week of a volume of the His-' tory of Denton County. Wallace Raid in has been elect- i ed s-ecrctarv of the Albanv Water! Works Co. He i.- in the will assume the duties of tion at once. C.tV , ami i hi: posi- The East Oregonian remarks; '"Albany is putting her nose in the air in the hopes of scenting some wholesale business. Albany has no crook in her back. Her people are wide awake." Wm. F. Kunn, who recently purchased the variety store of W. V.. Curl, is arranging to conduct a tirst-class news store, lie will stand and cigar i keep all the lead- mg periodicals, newspapers and magazines, and solic.ts the patron ae of the public. K. Kobertcon has added a lame lot of nice baled oats straw to i ins stoct, and is receiving every day fresh supplies of hay, oats, chicken feed, etc. A general com mission business is transacted. Store at the foot of Ferry street in the Monteith mill office. The initial number of the Stay ton Sun has been received. It is a five column folio and promises to grow. It starts with the avowed intention of booming the Santiam Valley an J South Marion county, and of raking in all the. timber land notices in that neck of the woods. Current reports say that two inches of snow fell at l'rir.eville Wednesday and that it was still snowing in the mountains Thurs day. Three years ago there was several inches o: snow on the high leaks in Uook county. The state of the atmosphere here gives cre dence to the report. Saner kraut, pickles, choice hon ey, cranberries, picuied jugs teet, dried be?: chipped to order, dried fruit.eastern wiiite and yellow corn meal, rolled oats, sweet potatoes, onions, cabbage, beans and other good things too numerous to men tion can be purchased in ipianti t;i : to suit the purchaser at F. L. Kenton's, near tiie postolfice. PERSONAL MENTION. Mrs. Coll Van Clcve, of scio, is visiting in this city. Harry Maey, of Ilarrisburg, was ! in the city vesterdav Cant. E. J. Lanning left dav on a business trip yeste r to the .O'liid. . j . B. 1'crter arrived recently troiii Clay Co. Kansas, with 2(5 line shore horn cattle. They are now at the farm of O. W. Hamilton near OakTille. Messrs. X. B. Harris, E. L. Zig geit and E. M. Van Hyck. repre senting the Educational Endow ment Company of Portland, are in the city presenting the matter to our people. The company is highly recommended and numbers among its members some of the leading citizens of the state. It presents an excellent opportunity to invest money to provide for the future education of children. Better Than Ever. I am now better prepared than I have ever been to suit my custo mers in the shoe line. I have just received a large invoice of th3 i ' ebrated Laird, Schober A Mitchell fino slirwt fnr Inline Tliora ia Tin manufacturer who claims anything better than these shoes. I intend to keep a full assortment of them in , all prices, widths from A EE, and can suit the most fastidious in fit and price. I also received another invoice of the popular ahoe, E. 1'. Reed's in waukenphast end patent leather tip. These shoes are well known in Albntiy as a lirst-class nice style shoe. Or ders from tho country filled with care and satisfaction guaranteed. Samuel E. Young. IHrrot from Japan. We I would like to inform these! who do not understand buying teas that in order to get a good article I of pure tea you mn-t pay a fair prico. Remember "'hen yon pay less than liny svi. t.. per joundfor any kird oi le i yo i always get i:; inferior article. In order to get a pure uncolored ,!:;pa;i tea, we im port largelv dirovl from Japan a tea called I'miy. put u: in air-tight canisters, which we warrnnt to give satisfacti. :;. Pnn't lad to try it. Wilhum ite Packing C. The targes-- stock of watches in ti:e city ?t Will t:tiks. Elegant lotion. A BOOK 103 LEBANON. A Subsidy Raised For Starting H ill at That Place. a Farer Lebanon, Nov. 19. The citizens of Lebanon held a meeting last evening to take steps toward raising a Bubsidy of $5000 for a paper mill. Mr. J. J. Swan was elected chair- j man and M. A. Miller secretary.! Enthusiastic speeches were made ! by many of our citizens, and a I committee ot seven was appointed on subscription At noon to day $3000 had been $5!0 50d 21)1 ) 200 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 raised as follows : Jnc. as.-oni C. B. Montague. . J. K. Kirkpu trick L. Folev W. J. Guy Jos. Nixon G. T. Cotton C. 11. Ual.-t.jM . . J. Nieklcs i .i. a. iea!-i f Sari Hioh j I'. M. Smith i t it i Cruson & .Men.ies E. Kellenberger C. C. Hackleman A. P.vlgf 100 j 100 1 U'O j loo j J. S. Courlnev 100 W. E. Di.naca 100 The remainder will be raised by to-morrow evening, and Lebanon will witness a boom that no town ot its size i" the Willamette Valley can boast of. Thp Orpg!ii;in Ad vei ti.innent. No small stir was created among I the real e.-tate men of this city yes i t.-rday when the Oregonian ap - peared, co!taining the quarter ot a page advertisement ot iha city ot Albany for which $300 was sub scribed by business men t;nd real estate dealers generally under the I condition that it was to be an adv. of the citv simply, with no real estate men's names connected with it. The adv. was attractive enough, but connected with it was an advertisement for the firm of Cur ia n & Monteith, giving them the benefit of the whole concern. Those who subscribed feel that they have not been fairly dealt with, ami will ask the Oreironian to "ive the city an advertisement of its own or will refuse to pav for it. Anvone has a rkdit. thev claim, to buy all the space he desires in the Oregonian, but that great paper should treat the advertisers fairlv, and not take $300 for an advertise ment for the city and tnen give it to somebody else. In Eastern Ore?u. Baker City teems in earnest about its ende Ivors to induce the Oregon Pacific to come through that place. A recent dispatch from there says : An effort is be ing made by the citizens of this city to induce the Oregon Pacific railroad to change its surveys and run through Baker City. The road would open a vast mining and timber belt, ami the distance from Boise City to Yaquina Bay via Baker City is entirely practicable and fully &s direct as the one via the Malheur. A committee has been appointed to confer with the officers of the company, and many inducements will be offered them to build their line via Baker City to Boise City. Inspected tho Koail. lion. Geo. A. Waggoner, clerk of the state railroad commission, is in the city. He has j'ust re turned from a trip to Southern Or egon, a special train having been sent over tiie Southern IVcitie with , tin- railroad commission. Robert Clow. .1. P. Faull, G. W. Colvig and Secretary Waggoner. They were accompanied by Vice-President Koehler, General Superin tendent Brandt and Mr. William A. Grondahl, superintendent of the bridge ami building h partment The road wns i-ispected as far south as Ashland, lbe road is in excellent condition. said to be Tarlor Mectinj. i Tiie ladies of Albany and par I ticulailv the mothers, are united to attend a parlor meeting at the residence of Mrs. J. Baltimore on Thursday next, the 21st inst. at : r. m. Tiie subject for considera tion is "the Elfect of Cigarette Smoking upon te Health and Moials of the Young." Ladies, can we not unite our thought and effort to lessen the spread of this seductive vice in our midst? Committee. -VintPrinsr Sliecp. A band of 2.'00 sheep recently ar rived in Lane county from Eastern Oregon. They are distributed in the Willamette alley, where feed fo- wintering stock is more ab.indant than in some sections of Eastern Oregon, where the drouth was most severe during last sum mer. A Special Telegram. Was received by us yesterday stating that a car load of Spitzen berg. Baldwin and Rambo apples free from worms were shipped to us Monday from Southern Ore;on. Don't forget to call early to-day! and get your choice of these ele gantly flavored apples. Willam ette Packing Co. Notice to Our i'atron.s. Crawford & Paxton wish to fay that the opposition has been with drawn and they will not take any ; more eiieap photographs. i;ut 1 will make all who call tirst-class work at reasonable prices. Respectfully yours, Cii.uvroKi) A Paxton. Ikimai laitt Nctirp. )viiig to hip of the the change in owner- Albany and Santiam canal, the Magnolia llounng rnwls and city water wot ks, all persons indebted to me are heieby notified to c;ill i.t the oliice and settle tiie ; same in-.t.iedijitvh-. .1. A. Crawkokb. Scissors. Shear. Immense stock at Stewart A Sox's. Tiie l-e.-i ijuadty and any size or style. Call ,and examh.e our stock. Stewart A Sox. STATE DISPATCHES. G.bbs Pleads Not Guilty A Carpeiter's Terrible Fall. ; Special to the Hbpald.J Portland, Nov. 19. Gibbs, the colored murdeier of James Mc j Devitt, was arraigned to-day. lie i plead not guilty, anil bis trial was I set fur December 10th. The prisoner has told his w hole story, and until the trial takes place nothing of a verv inter- I esting character can be expected to develop in regard to this case, , anil unless Gibbs attempts suioid be is regarded as being too much of i coward to do tliat. A TEHKIISI.E FALL. Foktland, Nov. 19. A few days ago a carpenter employed on a new residence in Iloiladay's addition 'ell from the roof of a building to the ground. He was carrying a board and walking on a roof when Ke slipped and fell down the roof and then to the ground, striking on both feet. He was nartiallv stun- ned by the fall, but was not injured in any way, which was remarkable, considering the distance he fell, The residence was two si iv, and his escape from ser.ous injury or from being killed was most mar velous. He did not even stop work. Last Night's I'lny. The performance last evening of the Dan Morris Sullivan's Mirror of Ireland Co.. nas most entertain- v.ts. The scenes were beautifully piesented, am! were interspersed ith comedy sketches that kept the large audience in a state of con- stant merriment. The company is tirst-class and deserves a good patronage wherever they go. TELEGRAPHIC J5RIKFS. The German s'eamer Duburg, from Amor, Flensburg, has been lost with ail on board. The report is current at Zanzibar that the camp of Captain Rust, of the Peters expedition, has been burned. The German consul at Hong Kong telegraphs that a typhoon has ravaged the country between Hong Kong and Saigon. The forgeries of Barrett, missing piano dealer of Cleveland, ()., are now estimated at $100,000, nearly all his friends are victimized. Ninety-three cases, each contain ing live teels of opium, and a valise containing some of the drug, were seized in a stateroom on the steam er Umatilla at San Francisco Mon day. ExMayor Ward, of Sheffield, dropped dead while running to catch a train. "Ward was the largest manufacturer of edge tools in the wcrld. (ieo. F. Kessler, proprietor of i the Chicago chean store.of Decatur. 111., who made a desperate attempt iu uoumui, nmi iut- ittiuui ma wecKS i ago, hr cutting a big hole in his head with a hatchet, has made a second and this time successful at-' tempt, throwing himself in front of ; a moving train. The gr?nd jury of San Bernardi- s no has cited Governor Waterman,; II. J.Otis, of Los Angeles, Louis Munson, of the Banning Herald, thecity marshal, and several oth-' er prominent men, to appear before them and testify regarding the charges ol nriberv made against the commissioners in selecting a site for tin? Southern California insane asylum. P. P. Shelby, general trallic man ager of the Manitoba railway sys tem, of .Montana, states that the Manitoba will be extended across North Idaho to Spokane Falls dur ing the coming year. He regrets the diversion from the Southwest ern route to Boise City, believing this route to be the best for econo my, in building and for developing a paying business. t-'AIi; IAI.E ADDITION. Burkhart t'i Malin oei k.rsnle ICS city lots in this beautifu audi tion, which has just been platted. This addition is situaten on the east of the city, and adjoining Abe Hackleman's land, and is the closest addition to the city that is now offered for sale. These lots will now bs sold for $7o and corner lots $100 each until January 1st, after which time all lots remain ing will be raised to -floO each. These lots will be sold on easy terms, and the first that call to see them will get the choice of all. The Latest Novelty . In Pantaloon. '-li'liin I?roi: iyi i ant foilrtrc t tailors and drapers. Opposite the pOStoilice, I are 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 and checks. The foreparts are bound to coincide with the same of the back parts. We guarantee a perfect fit in every pair or money refunded. Sprcial Notice. Owing to a misunderstanding re garding the school hours, Mrs. Mead and Miss Starbuck the teach ers of the select and kindergarten school in the W. C. T. U. hall, j wish to say their session is from ) ! a.m. to 4 r. m., also they have! received a large and fine assort-; ment of kindergarten materia', and ; give instructions daily in common j school studies and kindergarten work. Also music lessons given ! lree toe :ch pupil if desired. Terms ' fifty cents per week. Mns. Mkad, ' Miss Starbi i k. Astoria. Lots in she north addition to As-1 toria; price $4" each on the install-; merit plan, or a discount for cash. These lots are selling rapidly in Portland, and other cities. 1 am ! authorized to sell but a few bh-cks ; and it will pay yen to call early! and get your choice. E.G. Hoards-; ' Icy, Real Estate Agent, L'roadaibin ; street, Albany. : REAL ESTATE 8ALKS. The following real estate Bales were recorded yesterday : Wm. V. Baltimore to G. W. Smith, southwest quarterof block 112. Hackleman's ad dition to Albany $ J.J. Dubruille and A. Klein to Mrs. E. R. Cheadle.west half of northwest quarter of block 50, Hackleman's 2nd addition to Albany A. L. McDowell to David1 Mc Dowell, all right, titie and interest in the 1). C. Mc Dowell donation land claim J. W. McGhee to C. E. Craig, SO acrels In Tp. 13. S. R. 2 west...) G. C. Henderson to Perry W. 800 62 180 Spink, lots 3 and 4, block 3, Albanv . 2G00 A. Hackleman to Fred Grim mer, small parcel in Alba ny .. 900 patent U. S. toN. H. Cranor. Thanksgiving Party. Invitations have been issued for a social dancing party to be given at the opera house on Thanksgiv ing eve, Nov. 27th, by the Dolce far Niente Club, which has been recently reorganized. The parties heretofore given by this club have always been most successful, and those arranged for this winter will be no exception. Good music will be in attendance at the Thanks giving ball, and the occasion promises to be a most enjoyable one. The committee being una ble to reach with invitations all whose presence is desired, request those desiring to attend who have not received invitations to call upon Geo. Fish, A. Klein cr Wm. II . Garrett. It KIEF MENTION. Elcmnit Lotion. Pickled pigs feet at F. L. Ken ton's. Trv the "Polwa Dot" 5c cigar at Ellis'". Boots and shoe3 at cost at W. F. Read's. Smoke the Resort 10c cigar at Ellis' cigar store. For fine imported and Key West cigars go to Ellis' cigar store. Wanted A good girl to do. cook ing. Apply at the Pioneer House. Tiie largest stock of gloves ever shown in Albany at .V. F. Read s. For school books, blanks, tab lets etc., go to the City Drug Store. Choice uncolored Japan tea in assorted fancy baskets at F. L. Kenton's. Stop at .V ill A Stark's and ex amine their large and new line of watches. Call at Barrow & Searls' and see their line of lace curtains in j tasteful designs. That fine tea in baskets at La- Forest & Thomp-on's is going at I Jn '. ents like hot cakes. Barrows & Searls have just re ceived a fine line of the latest styles in gents' necktie?. Have your prescriptions tilled at the new drug store. H. C. Hub bard, prescription druggist. Cheaper than reailv made. I Pantaloons to order fcr$o at ZacJies ' Bros, opposite the postofliee. w.,t,p,i n PTni.rioiwr.it oirl tn j ,i0 general housework. Calf at the I ; udonce of Prof. W. II. Lee. I Smoke the celebrated Havana filled o-cent cigars, manufactured at Julius Joseph's cigar factory. We are in the held and in the lead for comjietiii'-n. Suits to or der for ';! at Zachcs Bros., site the postollice. Prescriptions carefully pounded day or ni'lil at Hubbard's new drug store. donee over the store. Tin; blood liillo.v k licit; tiie knife is driven, I Tin.' ii.-.sli ti!l i;uicr where tiir pincers tear J Ami trade ill f.iliuw v h; re the merchant's striven. j A:" "rov.-tii-U I ns tr,, ; r.iuke his rices fair We have just opened another in- voice of cloaks, and we feel conli dent that we can suit everybody,! both m stvle and price. W. r. Read. "Wishing, of ail cinpliivmcnt.-. is the worst," So said the poet, now dead and turned to dust, Were he alive, and with (let-ire beset. He'd wish for bargains now at my store, you bet! . IIiiownm.i.. Fortmiiler A Irv:ng have just opened a new line of porliers, table covers, towel rings, stair nails and nov?!ties in furniture and hji;s:-fmishings. Call and see their elegant new rtore in the Masonic building. 31 A i: II IK I). KSTKB- UltYANT- A' the residence of the otlieiatinir minister in this i-i t y on Mon day. November IS, lsSK, by Kcv. L. J. "Trumbull, Mr. C. A. Ks'cb and Miss Nancy ! riant. 'i '-c youn couple are among Pcnlon con.itv's popular young people, the bride bcin-r a daughter of Mr. '.. Bryant. They were the recipients of hearty congratulations. AUXTIE PEBFIiEXED. "I-vi- hmvi'ii .'Hkc wliot lccs your mother b tuymi -n iltlri.it I hat uakes vou yo hungry?" 'Tk-ae, auntie,: ho j:iws us Joy s ci.- i table SursJiparil'.a :md its nwhil SOoU." T . Milton.of.Ml Post street. Pon Fran- i rio, vrit'-s: "I had l t-t u ailing f..r i v.ei ks with n ilisonlor i-f the hver !a !uev". Finally my v. ifo, U;in;::i::: fri-iitcneil. priieurf-ilah'ittleo: lae( : r::ia l:-:aeiiy' Joy's Vegetable, K'.r.-a-It -ur-l r.-.e i: ;.:'. t i:p. .Ja f.:'t i' s.i ru.-i f ' ' - -t 1 "nv: ' ! : !"- T.-(.!1 sm.i: V ti'.r ol.i . -.v. i:ii:d of w-.n-k. if.iirc of I'r. strcer. bj-.'.te Open on? wteK. IK- ..s- roil: lo. i f'-r :uiy uric. I li ner . f id I'trrv A PiFOLAS EtSTABLISLMiSai. How Julius Gradw obi's GoIdenlEale Baiaar Meets the Pnblio Want. One of the most extensive and 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 commenced receiving his immense line of beautiful gocds for the fall and winter and for the holidays, and has one of the most gorgeou and dazzling displays to be seen in any Golden Rule Bazaar in Oregon. The line carried comprises a be wildering assortment of fine china, queensware and glassware of the latest styles and most delicate de signs. The beautiful jbina and glassware, together with the dec orated and fancy wares, nove'ties, elegant stand and hanging lamps, toys, boys' wagonB and general bazaar goods, iresent a scene well worth on s time to visit. Here ma be found a complete line of table cutlery of the cele brated makes, Roger Bros.' silver and silver plated goods and Bohemian wares of every variety, while his stock of dolls, toys, toilet and fancy goods, in plush and silver, and novelties for the chil dren will be larger tban ever be fore. Mr. Gradwohl has enlarged his stock in such a replete manner that his Golden Rule Bazaar is not only u credit to the city of Albany but to the entire Willamette valley, being one of the most ex tensive establishments of the kind in Oregon. The most important feature to purchasers is in prices, and when we assert that his prices afe as low as any house in the state and that his goods are sold at ligures 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 faucv and decoiatiye ware is the rcc . complete in the Willamette lley. Those who deal at the Golden Rule Bazaar, will find a lane assortment to choose from, anc a square, reliable gentleman to deal nith. ANOTHER DEATH Caused by the CardcftftneKS of an Inexperienced Druggist. Such was the heading of an item which we saw in one of our East ern papers the other day. .uch items are entirely too coamion. Our new druggist, Mr. II. C Hub bard is not of that kind. He has had IC) years' experience and is a practical pharmacist, anil is regis tered mi Iowa as such. If you wish to have your prescriptions com pounded accurately and with the purest and freshests of medicines, take them to the new drug store. II. C. Hubbard, prescription druggist, proprietor. E. G. ItEAIiDSLEY, REAL ESTATE AiEXT. Conveyancins 'f all kinds ii"ise in a rclia- ble m i it i ? r. All n!ines wi.l rcccite prompt i attenti' ii. Olii-c on iiroadalbai tlr-t, near Kirst, Albany, Oiep.ri. ACTFO the uencntivc organs of;either sex whither arising from the c.cosr-ivc ut.e of vtimulants, tobacco or opium, or through jouthful indis cretion, over indulgence, etc., wich as iosscf liraui I'ower, Wakciu'ness, Hearing Down I'ains in the Hack, Seminal W. akuess, Hys teria, Ner oils I'ros ration, Nocturnal Oni:s sionx, Keucoirhoe, Dizziness, Weak Memory, Loss of Power and lmoteiic.v, which if neg lected often lead to remature old age and insanity. Price $1 a box; G boxe'i ferSS.dO Sent bv mnil on receipt of price. A YVUII IIA (.1 tlt lMIT. is given with every i't order received, to refund tne money if a IVriiiuiiciit cure is iiotctfciU-d. We have thousands ot testimonials from old and young, of both kcxcs, who have been permanently cured by the use 'f Aphroditine Circular free. Address nit: .triiKO nniKiM: . Western llranch, 15ox, 27. Portland, Oregon. For sale by i-'oshay i Mason, wholesale and retail druggists, Albany, Oregon. Stands for Thanksgiving and Koasted Turkey, It also stands for the car load of choice uncolored Japan Tea.pu; tip in neat 1 pound baskets for 40 cents each, which has ju.-t been receivod at LaForrest A Thomp son's. Lovers of good tea should call ami trv this excellent tea. Instead of oSl'ering a prize that ciily bi iii-lit the lucky one, or sending oi;t foiilidi-nlitil slips iis baits, t pro; ose to opi-i ly oli'i-r the citizeiK f Albanv ami vii-ir. il y eliob-e goods at iieii: oc); prices ami give i a Li For cash i ;ch dollar's worth ;.t rcmtlar n t.til ; r'u s. mitil -Jn;. 1, nihcrt nrb-i-s pul-l roi-chickcns, i-z" a:;(T tiutli r. Tha!;!iiig yon fm- jnnr Ia-t ;iat;-oii:tirc :ml solicititig yoar tr.'i'i- lor the future, I hcu: to i-iei;a .;! v fervke. M- ii.M:iL-i:. I Kirst, Albany, Oiep.ri. iThfi nalRhrAtad ItaRli COItl- Warranted to . AEBCfWfiV?" tr '0,: v I II. C. j cure AftlttLUlMfi refunded! ! RFCriDr w tmi u r. r. Best of K. L. Kenton -DEALER IN- ta,ple and Fancy GrROCEEIE 4lso Choice Candies, Nuts, Cigars and Tobacco, Fruits, Vegetables, Ete. TJSBMS CASH ATsI PRICES luOW. Subscription Agent for all Leading News papers and Magazines. NEAR THE POSTOFFICE. A GLORIOUS FUTURE In keeping with the ever brightening prospects of our fair city, we are daily adding to our already large stock such fancy and staple groceries as vrffl lully supply the wants of the most fastidious. And wnile we call special attention to the quality aid complete assortment of our goods, we will add that as a Special Inducement. TO Ot'R FJUEKDS WE WILL Give Away on January ist 1 Dinner Set, 120 pieces 1 Tea set, 44 piecea Three Tea Sets, cich 44 pieces. This ware is not cheap baking powder l&rir.es, lmt is elegant genuine English table ware. Let ertwy lady avail herself of this opportunity ef procurnis; not only the Lest groceries to be found, but have chance at drawing free one or more of thete elejraat sets, LA FORREST & THOMPSON, I "Oh! the cold and crujl winter, Ever thicker, thicker, thicker; Froze the ice on lake and river, Ever deeper, deeper, deeper; Keil the covering snow and drilted Through the forest round the village. IT IS COMING-. 4iOM Prob.'' ajs winter is coming earlier fand more severe this year tham usual. EEGO Take tiine by the topknot tinrl examine my elegant stuck ot OVERCOATS, CAPE ULSTERS. DRESS OVERCOATS. KERSEYS, VALOURS, BEAVERS. MELTONS. CHEVI VIS. WIDEAWAKE. CHINCHILLAS, CAS9IMERKS, MONTAGNACS. L.E. BLAIN, THE Leading Clothier, ALBANY, OREGON, ... 750 .. IS 00 VIERECKS SHAVING PARLOR THREE CHAIRS RUNNING STEADY. V CLEAN TOWEL TO KVKKY ( t SIO.MtR . bhaiin 1j cei:ts. IlairCutt Snow.