THE IMOBlSriyG HERALD; THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, lbSD.
povnmg gaily ievattl
SI'KCIAI.. I'l.ao a. m.
Not t so uiir toves and ranges!
oeiore ouying is a nusutKe. .uis
takes me always costlj-. In heat
ing stoves we have the largest as
well as the most carefiiily'seleeted
stock in the city. The stoves we
olfer were not bought as an experi
ment but as a certainty. We
know what each stove will do, and j
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tuey were nought tor cash, so the
price, is right. We have special
ties in heaters, beside our regular j
lines of liarland, Argaud and Su
perior stoves and ranges.
(Jko. W. Smith.
ox Sill..
The I 'aii. v Hkkai.u v.iil be on j
s.iie cich inornii.u at the ne-v j
stand of W. F. Kuim's. where it j
can he proeiired :it " rents per j
copy. '
v i: nir.i: inom ations. i
i
1 r Albany, and vicinity Fob:
lowint: is the forecast for '2 hours, ;
ending at s r. m. tii-uay :
Kain : ne.triv stationary temper-;
file. !
JOTTIMiS Alidl'T TOWN. j
A few more i-audidatcs lor city '
oiliceij.ire coining to the front. j
A tine lot of mince meat, for j
Thanksgiving just opened at 1
I'.nker I ho?, i
Woik on the Washington street
rade is being pushed along as
apidly as the weather will per
mit. Two hundred men will arrive by j
the 1 boats this week from I
Portland to work on the . p.!
railroad and the gold mines. !
.Major W. v Cassell has been 1
confined to the house for t-everal !
.lays threatened with typhoid j
iever, but was a little better ves-1
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The estimated wheat crop of
Oregon this vear is 11 ,000,001)
bushels, worth $S,.-,0(),000. Ti'
total acreage of the state is esti
mated at 1,500,000.
The total taxable property of
I'orvallis, according to the tax roll
just completed, is $57S"4. The
tax levy is 5 mills, and the amount
oi tax to be colleced is $-J.8U:S.41.
The meeting of the Ministen'al
Association of the M. E. church
will convene in this city to day.
Ilev. I. D. Driver, of Portland and
several other miuisters arrived
yesterday as delegates.
The C'orvallis Times says that
two new towns near Yaquina Bay
have been platted and filed during
the week. One is llogue k Ken
nedy's addition to Highland and
the other is called Far For. on
rant's South Beach resort. j
U. M. Kobert.oii has added a
large lot o? nice baled oats straw to i
i.is stock, 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 j
tie.! Monteith mill office.
Bert Van Cleve. quite well known '
hi this city, is at present studying j
for the sta-M having secured a sit-,
nation at the Musee in Portland.'
.oo:it two months ago while postal :
ajvnt i.n the trains, he was thrown ;
irom a horse and his le:t ankle and
foot both broken, since which time
has been confined to his room.
rmtsoxAi. MKSTION.
Prof. .1. 1.. Gilbert, of Lebanon. I
is in the city.
Kbert Huston went to (.'orvallisj
yesterday on luisiness of import :
ance. j
Mrs. Dr. V. II. Davis is visiting
her mother, .Mrs. Dr. .1. F. Ilen
Irex, at Harrisburg.
Mrs. K. A. Kampy, of Harris
urjr, is visiting in tins city, the
iruest of Jlrs. .1. (i. I'raw.oid.
A. Klein, of the lirm of Krausse
: Klein, vent to F.ugenc yesterday
to look after the company's branch
t re there.
TliaiiksRi viliK Tarty.
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. (Joed music will
be in attendance at the Thanks
giving ball, and the evasion
promises to be a most enjoyable
one. The committee being una
ble to reach with invitations all
whose presence is desired, ropiest
those desiring to attend who have
not received invitations to call
upon (ieo. Fish, A. Klein or Wm.
H. ( Jarretf.
A I'leusant Iteeept ion.
The members of Albanv Engine
Co. No. 1 met at their hall last
evening, ami proceeded to the res
dence of E. E. Warlord and bride,
and greeted them with a plea-ant
surprise. Mr. Watford has been
an esteemed member; of the com
pany, and as a wedding gift they
presented the young people villi a
handsome set of silverware, an up
holstered rocker, a set of porcelain
and numerous other articles. A
nio.-t enjoyable evening was spent.
.VI urricd.
At the residence of the ol'iciat
iing minister in this citv o:: Wed
nesday. Nov. '). lv-i-.i. by r. K.
A. McAlister, Mr. .1. W. Swank
ami Miss li.,r.t Snyder, b-th
Li:;:; c.juntv.
Farm.
illul 1 -
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ave our .tit', r
TWO BROTHERS DISAGREE.
A FigLt Eas-ut, Some Shootisg Done, and
(Le ia Now ia Jail.
Several days aeo the Herald
published an item to the effect that
two brothers. Gillerman by name,
living near Lyonsville, became en
gaged in a desperate light about
the occupancy of a house. This
has now resulted in the incarcera
tion of one of the participants on a
charge of burglary. It seems that
the younger brother owned the
land cpon which is
located two I
houses, the two brothers, both
bachelors, occupying them sepa
rately. The owiier deshed that
his brother vacate whereupon a
dispute arose. During the absence
oi me enaui, yiarun nniuiina",
the owner went down with an ax
and proceeded to demolish the
house when soon the older brother
appeared upon the scene. During
the controversy the owner tireii
seve ral shots to frighten his brother
away, ami finally ran him away
with an ax. Whereupon an an est
was made noon a charge of bur
glary, the occupant of the house
claiming that his brother Martin
stole $'20. He was delivered oyer
to Sheriff Smallinon and is now
incaicerated in the county jail.
I le has considerable property and
is abundantly able to furnish the
required $L'50 bonds, but declines
to do so, saying that he will remain
in jail until the grand jury investi
gates t he case.
KNTEKTAINMKNT AT ISA1.SKV.
The pupils of ihe Hals y public
school will give a hasket social and
entertainment at the school nuild
iug in Halsey on Fiiday evening,
Nov. L".. The following programme
will be rendered :
ong "School Bell.-." School.
Song "Beautiful is the Spot
where he Sleeps" Misses (Julli
ford. Ward and Jester.
Declamation "Hunkadori's
Fourth of July Oration" Ernest
Fuller.
Kecitation- "Reverie in Church"
Miss Lucy (Jodley.
Solo "Lighthouse by the Sea"
Miss Anna (Jodley.
Kecitation "Edith's Secret"
Little Edith Koontz.
Kecitation "America" Miss
( Jrace Stafford.
Kecitation "Setting the Old
Blue Hen" Frank Kirk.
Solo "Kchoes" Miss Belle
Ward.
Kecitation Ualph Miller.
Sale of baskets.
Lunch.
After lunch a good social time
will be had. All are invited to
bring their baskets of lunch along
and have a good time.
KEAI. ESTATE SALES.
The following real estate sales
were recorded yesterday :
Wm. to Elizabeth Jewett,
trustee, parcel of land near
Harrisburg.
M. Payne to P. Kiley.sO acres
donation land claim No. 44.
Jennie Acheson to P. Coney,
(i'J acres in Ti. VI S. K. 4
150
L'40
west
ll'OO
u. smith to .1 . smith all in
terest in lots '2, .'I and 4, blk
14, Lebanon . "5
J. Ilvtean to J. Kropo, lot 5,
block 1 Abbey's addition to
Albanv " 150
I'arlor Meeting.
The ladies of Albany and par
iiciihiily the mothers, are invited
to attend a parlor meeting at the
re.-nlence oi .Mrs. s. .1. naltimore
on Thursday next, the 'lst inst. at !
'.' I". m. The subject for considera
tion is "the Effect of Cigarette
Smoking upon t'e Health and j
Moials of the Young." Ladies, j
can we not unite our thought audi
eil'olt to leson the spiv.'.d of thi
seductive viot
Committee.
in our midst ? '
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Thunder-storm at Neiiport
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A seere thunder-storm occurred J
at Newport on Monday morning,; Burkhart J.; Malin oifet ursale
accompanied bv some hail. Light-1 lt)s "t.v lots in this beautff . addi
ning struck the old lighthouse j tlon which has just been platted.
buil.lniL' occunied bv J. S. Pol he- i This addition is situate. i on the
mus, government engineer. he
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building was badly splintered and
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the furniture demolished. Mrs.
Pollictnus and ehiid narrowly es
caped. They were sitting near the
window.
I
Knt crtaimsuMit at Ilarrisltirg.
An interesting programme ha.- !
been prepared for a Thanksgiving
entertainment at Harrisburg on I
th'j evening of Nov. -8th, and a i
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iaiiii nine ir e.H'i:tfu. i iy at-
tendance will undoubtedly he
large as with the actors that take
part an assured success may be
iooked for. The admission is 2.")
cts with reserved seats at Xi cts.
TIi t'lty Con volitions.
The democratic city convention
has been called to meet at the court
house on Saturday evening, Nov.
;0, at 7 o'clock. The ward meet
ings w:'l be held on Friday even
ing. The republican convention
will probably meet on the same
date, and the call will doubtless be
forthcoming in a day or two.
LKTTEK 1.1 ST.
Ko'l.iw itli is the lnt of letter remaining: in
th p. stotnVe in Albany, Linn n.nntv, llreiron
Xi.v. io, lss:. rirsons calling fur tln se
letter will j;ivf the iliite on uhicli thev were
ailvertisod.
P.ra.lliy, .Mrs Klsiir
I. i-'Uet, tieore
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i olmMi, ; r:irit
ili-.iver, Iteiijuniin
i.r.i.t. A
l!....irt, Mi-s Nettie
.'.iiii-iili. W
M i:ir. tit- r.-e -J
Mu-. Mr- M il l A
Khiin !i:ut. Minnie
SHll"'l!i, r.f :,.
'I -lev. .1 r.
llnrrcs Willie
herthiiM. P
I'.anih irt, F W
'i-ttonaire, Frank
( liiile-ter. .lailui-k
i;min, Jutiii
liii'finaii, I. C
I.iaicr, MU. A'Klit :;
.Moirls, Viss Nora
I'ura'. I'rink W
I. i. e. .".ilia
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'Itit'.cll, Mi-s Mi. ii.i
THOMPSON, l". M.
F
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.'Iom-y to Loan.
M
onev to loan ;.; a w
rate of
m and
$'! I tO
call on
Estate
i..'erc
on im mved fa
city property, in sums o;
skVhO. For p:iiticii!.i!s
r.i.rkhait A; i..:.ii. Leal
Agents.
YAQUINA BAY BOTES.
Work ob tba Jetti3 8upsndd for
Wintei Improvtment HuteF.
Newi'out, Nov. 19. Wrk on the
jetties at Yaquina biy ceased last
Friday, and most of the force was
paid off and discharged. A small
number of men are now engaged
in putting things in shape for trife
layoff that will probably last until
the . " 'die of next summer, and
longer iv he coming congress fails
to make an appropriation. During
the past fourteen months a large
amount of work has been accom
plished on this improvement, the
south jetty being practically
finished.
The friends of this bay feel con
fident that the congress that con-
venes in December will make an
ample appropriation to continue
this work and t arry it to com pie-
i tion.
estenlav mornmu the steamer
Kichardson met with an accident
that came near sending her on to
the south beach. Just as she was
i leaving the dock tor Yaquina ner
rudder broke, and she was at the
mercy of the tide. For'rnMy
the tide was setting in, and a.Ur
grazing the south sand spit she
drilled across the channel and was
warped fo the dock. If the tide i
had been ebbing, she would proba-l
my have gone out over the bar.
A motor road from West Yaquina
j to Alsea bay, fourteen miles south,
j is talked of, and the chances are
i that a portion of it will be con
structed next slimmer.
The Oregon Pacific Company has
just completed a 'arge reservoir on
the bluffs back ot the docks, and
laid four-inch iron mains to their
warehouses, shops, etc. They can
throw two or three streams of
water equal to a steam fire engine.
It gives them a splendid water
service.
Monday Judge Bean, of the Ben
ton county circuit court, rendered
a decision in the sirt of Case &
Bayley vs. the city of Newport,
which is of great importance to the
people of this citv. It in effect
establishes the street line on the
water front on the old, original sur-1
vey. This line has been in dispute
for several years. The city lost
the suit, ar.d it is out several bun-
dred dollars. Therefore, in the
eyes of the taxpayers, the contest
should never have been begun.
But it is a good thing to have such
a question definitely settlod.
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A Valuable ISroort Mare.
r,M twill i i) ii
1 he trotting-breu brooil mare Hell
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I rice, owi'ed by Jay Beach, ancou-
V i rii.i i.li.-.
ver. Wash., is one of the kni'l tli.it it
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pays to keep, She has had five coits
sired by Altamont, and they were
sold by Mr. Beach for a total of
$ f'200, but three times that sum will
not now purchase them.
Zilophonc, record 2:35, trial 2:30,
was ner tirst colt, and at .5 years ot
age was sold to Col. V. S. Stone, of
Yreka, Cal., for $I0CO; Oneco, record
'2:l'3i, sold to McKnight Bros., Al
bany, Or., at '2 years of age for$fi00;
Pricemont, 3-year-old record 12.35,
public exhibition at 4 of '2:2h, was
sold when (5 wees old to John K.
Smith, JlilUboro, Or., for $l!000; Bar
rows Bros., of Shec'.d, Or., purchased
Multnomah as a yearling, paying
SI 000, and Malheur was recently .-..!d
to Jeroine B. Smith, of Vaneouvi r,
Wash., at the same age for 1000.
Multnomah and Malheur have t.ot
jt-t bi-en trained, but competent
judge who have seen them agree that
they are fas t, fiue waited trotters, and
will be heard from in the records.
Mr. Bach purchased Hullc Prii:e
whet a yearling of the late (Jen. V.
T. Withers, Fair awn Stock Farm,
Lexington, Ky. She was sii e l by
Diible, tliac v;is the fastest 2-year-old
of hi.s day, his iiM-onl of 2:40. stand- .
ing at the hed of all 2-veav-oIil re- I
cords for tive year?. He gainuil a
record of 2:2S at o yeairf of age, and f
lied i-arlv in ins tixth vear without
ver11"a,7"r' .Ina!Itt a l'" ",c ?MS"";
that Belle 1 r'Ci in one ot the very few
colts ever sired by him.
FA IK I.I.K ADDITION.
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U1 ll,e i u , aim aoj
oming Abe !
i lackiemnn s and. :i
; i loscst addition to the citv that is
now offered for sale. These' lots i
IS j
will now bd sold for $7" and corner !
lots $100 each until January 1st, !
after which time all lots remain-
ing will be raised to $150 each.
These lots will be sold on easy
terms, and the first that call to see
them will get the choice of all.
T1. x-
ovelty in J'antalooiiM.
Zaches I'.ros., merchant tailors! Prescriptions carefully coin
ami drapers, opposite the postollice, ! pounded day or night at II. C.
arc prepared to place betorc the
Alhanv people their own invention
of cutting ami making pantaloons
without an outside seam. The
novelty is not only without a seam,
but in bright stri'pes and checks.
The foreparts are hound to coincide
with the same of the backparts.
We guarantee a perfect fit in every
pair or money refunded.
Special Notice.
Owing to a misunderstanding re
garding the school hours, .Mrs.
Mead and Miss Starbiick the teach
ers of the select and kindergaiten
school in the W. C. T. U. hail,
wish to say their session is from i
A. M. to 4 p. m. , also thev have
received a large and fine' assort
ment of kindergarten materia1, ami
i give instructions daily in common
j school studies an. 1 "kindergarten
; work. Also music lessons given
lree toe ich pupil if desired. Terms
' lil'ly cents per week,
j 'i:s. Mi:.i.,
! Miss SrAitni t K.
Astoria.
Lots in Ihe noith addition to As
t jria; pi ice .;.") each on the install
ment plan, nr a discount for i-.-isli
an, or a discount for
1 he
se lots are sdn'ivr rnniillr in
Portland and other cities. 1 "am
:iuihori;:ed to sell but a few blocks
and it will pay yen to c;,H early
and get your choice. K. i.l'.eards
! y, Le d li.-taie Agent, Proa lalbin
street, Albany.
XOKTHWEST NEWS.
A new ferry and passeuger boat for
Yaquina Bay is being talked up.
The Western Union Telegraph com
pany is to open a local office in Union.
Hereafter all the land notices pub
lished will have to he paid for direct
to the newspapers publishing them,
instead of the register at the land
office.
The steamer Mischief this week car
ried to Florence, on the Siuslaw river,
a large amount of freight, including a
pres for the new newspaper at
Florence
The estimated expense of running
the new state of Washington, for the
ensuing year is 590,401, and the tax
levy will bring in only 312,000.
The farmers of LaDe county have
2S.000 bushels ot wheat stored at
their warehouse at Eugene awaiting
an advance in price
A scheme is on foot headed by the
progressive capitalists, seconded by
other monied men ot McMinnville, to
establish a street car line there. The
articles of incorporation are now be
ing prepared.
From acres of hops a fanner in
Polk county cleared a net profit of
$400. He sold at 2n cents a pound
The ruling price is 8 cents at present,
but even at this low figure hops are
more remunerative than wheat.
H. Gibson of Ochoco has returned
from California where he went last
summer w ith 200 horses. AL Gibson
says the horse market was not brisk,
though he had no trouble in selling a
few horses in each town he visited.
The Nelson placer mine, seven miles
west of Baker City, is one. of the
richest placers on the Pacific coast
and was sold for about 300,000 about
a year ago. The final clean-up this
summer was the liuest ever maile. It
was worked by liydraulicing.
Mrs. Parker and her six children
drowned iu the bay recently were
buried in the Newport cemetery.
They were all buried in fine grave, the
infant being placed in the cofiin with
its mother. This was the most affect
ing funeral that ever took place on
Yaquina bay.
The groat quantity of freight that
t passes through the Ban ion warehouse
hr points up and down the coast indi-
I catcs a degree of prosperity, growth
and development that is little less
j than marvelous when the observer
: looks bac!t five or six years.
At Grain's Pass, Johnny O'Neil,
! aged V2 years, the son of a saloon
j keeper, m t his death while intoxi-
cated. He and a companion found a
j dru..!..... man asleep with a bottle of
j whisky by his side, The bovs par-
took freely of the liquor and O'Neil
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be can ii very tlrunk. In that couui-
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tion by wandered away and fell over
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a preei.uee two hundred feet high,
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Mill EE MENTION.
T li'mml Lot inn.
Pickled pigs fe ;t at
L. Ken-
, ton
T
Trv the "'Polka Dot'' oc cigar at
Ellis'.
B(Xts a:id siioes at cost at W. V.
Bead's.
Smoke the Resort 10c cigar at
Ellis' cigar store.
For line imported and Key West
cigars go to Ellis' cigar store.
Wanted A good jjirl to do cook
ing. Apply at the Pioneer House.
Tin! largef-t stock of gloves ever
shown in Albany at .V. 1'. Bead s.
For school books, blanks, tab
: lets etc., go to the City Drug Store.
; Choice uncolored Japan tea in
jiissortec f.ihcy baskets" at F. L.
i Kcr.ton's.
i Slop at .v ill & Stark's and ex-
amine their large ar.d new line of
watcher
Call at Barrow.-, A Searls' and
see their line of lace cuttains in
tasteful designs.
That line tea in ha?kctsatLu-Fo:v.-t
& Thomp on's is going at
11 cei.ts like hot cakes.
Barrows A Searls have ust re
ceived a line line of the latest
styles in penis' necktie:.
Have your piescriptions fi'led at
the new drug store. II. ('. Hub
bard, prescription druggist.
Cheaper than ready made.
Pantaloons to order fcrfi at Zaches
Bros, opposite the postoflice.
Wanted An experienced girl to
h) crpill'l-M I IiiiIKi.IVI!! L- foil ntllic
residence of Prof. W. II Lee
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cfT'-" ' .cl,M'ri,U"1 !a.vaniJ
U""1 ,:)'IIlt fs, nuinulactured
at Jull,ls fl'l'' cgar lactory.
" e ure :n the field anl in the
lead for competition.- Suits to or
der lor :f'(i at .acnes liros., oppo-
Site the postoflice.
nno'iani s new uiug s;ore. Kesi-
dence over the store.
Tl: Mood will follow where the knife ia
veil,
Tli 1 1 1 1 will quiver where the pincers tear
An . mule will f.iliow where the merchant's
-l nen.
As IV .i-nell has to, to make his prices fair
We have just opened another in
voice of cloaks, and we feel confi
dent that "we can suit everybody,
both in style and price. W. F.
Kead.
ADVICE FROM BELO'-V
STAIRS.
r:o',vt. I v.-v.H pir;
a"! my wealth
furl:.
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v.'.VTl. yo:i tiord only frive
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Fan Yrr.:
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Kkr'ariarVil.i with iiii-! cash on each dollar's worth at
i ; -j 1 1-:' r' i r 1 y" j t o 1 1 i i t i regular retail prices, until .Ian. 1, l'.HI
.. r.:::-i:iv.-. : t . I vnni ' lliuiicst prices paid furcliicki iis, ci;ir-rre-1.
t;r.-. - f:-.!-:!!! j ami mtier. Thanking you for your
':''- '" : :':y'''f j past patronage and olieitititf your
cxj-Teji.'
of (.':.:
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A POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT.
How Julius Oradwohl's GoldenRu!e Basaar
Meets the Public 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 Held
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 ooltlen Kule Bazaar in Oregon
The line carried comprises a be
j wildering assortment of line china,
! uueensware and classw-nre of the
latest styles and most delicate de
signs. The beautiful jhina and
glassware, together w ith the dec
orated and fancy wares, novelties,
elegant stand and hanging lamps,
toys, boys' wagons and general
bazaar goods, present a scene well
worth on s time to visit.
Here ma 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, toys, toilet
and fancy goods, in plush and
silver, and novelties for the chil
dren will be larger t'-an ever be
fore. Mr. (iradwohl has enlarged
i his slock in such a replete manner
that his Golden Kule Bazaar is not
i only a credit to the city of Albany
but to the entire lllamette
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
are as low as any house in the state
and that his goods are sold at
figures '.hat 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. (iradwohl has long since
proven his adaptability to this
business, and it is taking no risK
to say that this emporium of elegant
fancv and decoiatiye ware is the
ir.c complete in the Willamette
i llev. .those who deal at the
Golden Kule Bazaar, will find a
ac assortment to choose from,
ant a square, reliable gentleman
to deal n itli .
ANOTHER DEATH
Cuum'iI by llic Cnrolcssnoss of an
Inexperienced Druggist.
Such was the heading of an item
which we saw in one of our East
ern papers the other day. Such
items are entirely too co.nmon.
Our new druggist, Mr. H. C. Hub
bard is not of that kind. He has
had l(i years' experience and is a
practical pharmacist, and is regis
tered 'n 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 stor.
H. C. Hubbard, prescription
druggist, proprietor.
R G. KEARDSLEY,
REAL ESTATE AC. EXT.
I'oini vaiii-mi; of nil kinils none in a relia
ble mmncr. All iisioes will reeeivc prompt
attention. O'li'-eon Uroailalliin ttrvit, mar
first. Allian.v, (liei.n.
Tlie Celebrated French
BEFORE
o?3 AFTER
the ueiieratue organs ofieithir sex whether
arisiii from the exes-ivc use of Mtiiniilanis,
tobacco or opium, or through outhful imlis
eretion, over indulgence, etc., such as loss of
I'.raiii Power, Wakefu'ncss, hearing Down
I'ains in the liack. Seminal W akiiess, Hys
teria, Ner ous Pros ration, Nocturnal Oniis
sioiif, I.eucorrhoe, Dizziness, Weak Memory,
Loss of Power anil Imiotcncy, w hich if neg
lected often lead to iTematurc old ai:c and
insanity. Price SI a uox; C hoxeS fcrj.i.Oo
Sent hv mail on receipt of rice.
A VVltll ll.. (il AltAM I i: is triven
with every s.i order received, to refund tne
money if a I'rrmanrnl cure is not effected.
We have thousanilsol testimonials from old
and jouiiir, of both Rexes, who have been
permanently cured by the use -f Aphroditine
Circular free. Address
1IIK I'll ICO ni llK IM) o.
Western llranch, Box, 2". Portland, Oregon.
For sale by Fosbay & Mason, wholesale and
retail druK'.ss Albany, Oregon.
Stands for Thanksgiving and
Roasted Turkey,
It also stands for the car load of
chcicc uncolored Japan Teajrni up
in neat 1 pound baskets for 40
cents each, which has ju.it been
receivod at LaForrest & Thomp
son's. Lovers of good tea should
call and try this excellent tea.
Instead of olleriiiir a pri.e thai only
lii-iii-lito tlw luckv one. or semlinir oi;t
eonlidential slins as baits, wt proi-oc I
to opcrly oiler the citizens of Alli.iny
anil vieii.ity choice goods at bedrock
prices and j;ivc
V
U 1 tl lA'll".
C.,. ft, I l,,..r t. i..T,,.i.i.
Discount
I I .1.11.: Ill lll 11111.11, ' .Valium
at your service. J.M. b.AKDL'K.
F. L. Kenton
-DEALER IK-
Staple and Fancy
GROCEBIE
41so Choice Candies, Nuts, Cigars an (T Tobaccos,
Fruits, Vegetables, Etc.
TERMS CASn
Subscription Agent
Itapers 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 starde groceries as w41i
lully supply the wants of the most fastidious. And
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 WE WILL
(rive Away on January ist
1 Dinner Set, P20 pieces
1 Tea set, 44 pieces
Three Tea Sets, eich 44 pieces.
This ware is not cheap baking powder writes, lmt
is elegant ccuuine English table ware. Let every
j lady avail herself of this
not only the best groceries to be iound, but hav a
chance at drawing free onf or more of these elegant
sets,
LA FORREST & THOMPSON.
I
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"Oh ! the cold and crul w inter,
Ever thicker, thicker, thicker ;
Froze the ice on lake and river,
Ever deeper, deeper, deeper ;
Fell the covering snow and drilted
Through the forest round the viliage.
IT
I COMIJNTGL
;0'1 Prob. ' says winter is
severe this year than usual.
T.'ilsetime hy tli( topknot ami examine
stock ot
OVERCOATS,
CAPE ULSTERS.
DRESS OVERCOATS.
KERSEYS.
VALOURS,
BEAVERS.
MELTONS.
CHEVIOTS .
WIDEAWAKE,
CH ACHILLAS,
CASSIMRRKS,
MOXTAGNACS.
L.E. BLAIN,
THE
Leading Clothier,
ATs J) PRICES EOW.
for
all Leading Xews-
ALBANY, OREGON
.2i00
. 750
. 18 '09
opportunity of procuri:
lain i
Snow.
comincr earlier land more
T
my tlegant
V1ERECKS SHAVING PALLOR
THREE CHAIRS
RUNNING STEADY.
V CLEAN TOWEL
TO KVKKV rsl'OMKB
il avh-j; Ii eeats. Hair Cutt