Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, November 27, 1889, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text1HE BfOlfyiyG ,BII?AJD; WEDKESUAY. yoVJTMBEK 27, 1889. JHovniug gaily iKrahl srrriAji. i?:3 a. m. Not to s:'- our tivei and ranges before buying is a nttitake. Mis takes are a! w ay costly. I heat ing stoves we have the largest as well as the tno?t caret'ullyselected mc iu th city. The store we otter were not bought ai ao experi ineoit Imt :ss a certainty. We know what each stove will do, and they were bought sr cash, so the price is right. We have tits in heaters, beii.- oar regular lines l Gailand. Argaud ami Sn - petior stores and rangr. ili. W. SMtf . 'ri i . -. it - ii . ins Hill.T IlKKll.ftt Will lie Oil- each morning at the, new stand of W. I . Kuhn'c. where it can i!' piiciirtv: ai cent epy. , lien WKATIIKK IMIIICtTIOIIi. For Albanv and vicinity Foi Iwwins is tin forecast for 4 Honrs ending at X r. m. to- .ay : Kant ; nearly stationary turo. :npir- iotthm: AKiiir tottt II. C. HuMiphivv, !.;iiikcr of En gem, is in the city. Salem capitalists are ai tanging to start a bunk at Newport. W. ('. Caswell is still contined to his rxiin with severe illness but is' somewhat improved Manager Win. M. lloagot the! Oregon Pacilii Co. went to San Francisco lat evening. Laurel lodge No. 7. K. of 1. will meet Thursday evening to elect officers. A fail attendance is de sired. It is said that the streets of Ta- coaia are a i of mud, owing to: uu delay ;n psv lg until the wid- tor rains se t in. W. H. L. Stewart, from above ! iates on the Oregon Pacific, who; was in the citv vesterdav lavintr in supplies, returns home this morn ing. Fresh citron, lemon peel, orange peel, seedless raisins, mince ire.it and other good tilings just received at 1 L. Kenton's, near the post oflice. P. A. OTarrell, representing the Uregonian, is in the city collecting data for a write up of Albany in the New Year's issue of tho Ore gon ian. : the river a load ot ; The Orient came up vcterdav ami took on :ay at the ). U. A N. wharf. The Modoc will run on the livrr above Corvalli. Foi this week ordv I hibbard. the -iru.'gist, will give' awav sample packages of his celebrated "Fle-iwork gant Lotion'" to all ladies calling at the store ' It is thought a., e.l -r: will he made in Portland to obtain J change of venue in the Oibbs mm - -M-I lll.ll, M.WI;..iitt me .llirv- Maiion or Linn If vou want count !': rouse. pue:ia;st, or '.inkers dinner to Wilia.ii tte your ordei . ' g -er ices ! great:onal iiickeiis for your morrow. ducks, gceso Thanksgiving ca'l at the o'.s and leave I'ackin-' ( l'n:oii Thanksiiivin will be held :;T the 'Con church at 1 1 a. m. to-morrow. The j sermon will be pteach'd by 5Jv. J. F. Stewart, pastor of the! Christian church, The Thanksgiving ball at the i opera house to-night promises to I be a successful affair. Ootid inns;,- i Iia in nttpniiar-ce. I'r.o - I :ir:itii:ns :iri :ilre:idv l-eiti-' made for the 'iand ma-nnciade hall to ! i be given o:i New Years eve. The firemen of this city realized a net profit of $2S.:;'t as a result of Mondav evening's entertainment. The board of fire delegates desire to express their thanks to the peo ple ot Albany w ho assisted in mak ing the entertainment a success. The alem Statesman says: ! Mrs. Ehza Woodin, of Albany, de- j T1,e )utter tiiat ,i,e ,.c..,l!oil OI partment inspector of the A onian's J cret.tins reduction works had hem lieliet corps, visited Salein yesrer-. agltatt.a jn Albanv, and he thought day and conducted an inspection i tU. undertaking would he a.: of the Salem corps, finding every-j l.011llifilie(l( anl afI(led . oSomf, thing in good condition with "at-! uf the citizens of Albanv are also terms prospers. Her report will j t.njja,,(i in ,no nork cf hniming a say as much. ! railroad to .vst.u-ia along which, as Mr. John Ihiniond. receutlvfrom ! well as in the Saiuiam minim; dis- Sault Ste Marie, Michigon. who came here seeking a health resort for the winter, and tocscapothe severe winters of his northern hDnae, is so well satisfied with the climate that he seriously contem plates remaining here. We are under obligations to him for late copies of the Sau'.t Ste paoers. Marie j ! i A ft. X. R. Kilk. A number of the Orand Army boys of Salem have been imposed upon by an impostor, xlio hails from The Palles and sails under thename of Taylur, with aliases to suit the occasion. Upon his rd . . . .. . , ,. -, , ... eui in .TUiCiu no uppucu lO 1 . W . .Matthews lor assistam-e an comrade failitcj ti make I that a test ) Samuel j rendered the desired aid. ttaiKiuo was aiso uie loser ot sev oral days" board. F. J. P.abcock of some tools and J. M. Martin of a pair of gum boots. The man pre tended to wa'it work, but w hen a: job was found for him hestudi-i ously avoided his friends and dis appeared when an opportunity; was afforded. I Te is tall and wears ' chin whiskers. His badge is that j or chaplain. Other lodges are ! warned against him. Salem Statesman. 1 Important Ail vi"' celebrat. to Cent lemen. d l'cnt gloves :r!s', exclusive hiv the . I '.arrows & Se :e::ts for Albany, a WANT U32iLC-flOH SUE ALBAHY. i Arnral of a CoiBMi'.oe cf CiMsasf em Biker (My A ?r-pMei 0. P. Brasch. A committee consisting ot rive of Baker Citv's prominent citizens appointed hy tiio board of trade of that city, for tho purpose of car rying out a movement to secure railroad connection .vith Albanv, via tho Oregon I'acifi.: road, arrived in this city last nit-lit. Tnev had I visited the officials of the road at vorvauis ana field a consultation I wild vv ivt.'iwi.iiii if til. .II. nuaj: in the aiternoi n. On reaching this city t.'iey wern met by a number of Albany'o business nun, who hail a.-.--nti.:ied ii. the law of'ijce of J. k V u.ll,n. f,-.l II the visitors are: J. I' Fan! j chant, K. II. Mix, coiinlv I'rot. 1. b I .iiiiiiKrll -.t il,.. M.iL-. City Street Railway Co..' C. 1-. Hyde, ait .rncv. ami M. L. Tich - Tinr n..P..!n' ' ti u .1. ..,...v. A uvii v.iviiiiiik, .-tiAui inriiiiiri i deivd the visitors. .Mr. Weatiier- j fordca!l.l the meeting to order i ... . ' i. i n i I i nun i.uui, iii; urintiut u ijj lei speecii ot welcome. I'rof. Cairj hell on behalf i.f the couimit!ei then outlined tilt work 4 iir.iTu.un.1 lv rli.k i,iutIa .-.t I?. i !..: Uitv, :.od Jsplai.c d tho mission of lliecjaimittee. He said that thev were not. atiMi.d with one trans t pottaiioi; Uuf, ami wanted connec tion with Alhany via the shorter n.ute of the t.)regon I'a-. il'c rail road. Tnev h.et heard of the pro- posetl r ductioii wrks in Albany ir-il in i'i.4,1- , ,i il... l.i.t tli.it I'. .I-...- of the committer, J. 11. 1'arLer. I I,l'"rt';. . , banker of Hake, Citv, was unavoid' ! !t:tM? 01 citizens for a side !iy absent ' ' m tiUi ,vpfi'- 'de ot Kroad- in r.,,.,, t;.. I alhin street from Seventh to ... . . ... tl.V . - W k.lUb their own unless freigiit rates en cxi; ere great I v reduced, thev wanted a railroad to shii. their ore to Aihanv. He. referred to t,e . jjnit.il tlisit h:. i,,.,.!, inv.ijt.,! i the mines there and said the dis-j j trict had already shown results in ' , gold and silver not surpassed by i , the palmiest davs of Nevada. ! ! II ... . 1 . . . " . . t we ic.eireu 10 tne extensive trade ani trallie ot the wid'j scone of rich countrv about Ilaker Citv that would come via the proposed oad t.. Aloanv :tml iy mi i.vpil :i hiitw. that the citizens ot Aloanv would ho pleased to consider the question ot such railroad connection Mr. l-aull then addressed the 1 meeting. He said : "We are go I ing to connect with the Oregon Pa I citic. If they do not build to us we wilt Dinld to it. We propose to connect with Albany. The citizens of Albany have shown a remarka- uie enterprise, and the cny is en-1 j joying a wonderful growth. Wei j want to imitate your example. If ( you erect reduction works we want to come to vou with our ore." He spoke at length touching the mutual advantages of the proposed railwav connection. Mr. Mix, who i.s an experienced railroad engineer, said he had viewed the route and found it practicable. The citizen.? of I'.aker I have already undertaken the f building a railroad into j their mines. The proposition, he said, was either to deflect the route j ,f the ,(!" ,!'ildlic to, Pass through .Baker City or construct a , I;r-bai.ly t , fitter, ion.', '.'.if. I bug and other Oregon Pacitic oli'iriai.s have, ho .-.t:d. given them reason ta bflieve tli.it tin1 line would he built. Mr. Hyde said Ijaker t'.tv did a hi:.:; i iiMires'. yra ing timle from a wide scope of rich country, one firm alone paying last year for iieijot oJ.iiOO. Kecoum.ing Al iiaiiv's transportation advantages they wanted, he said, to make this city their terminal shipping point, as the Oregon Pacific road would be a much shorter and quicker route. Mr. 1' ie nt-i, secretary of the read a leport shoeing com mil let the voiu-.m i,l luismess -iione in l'JKcr . :iy. uver ooo.uuvi ions ui ore was shipned during the past year to I'enver. inis iney want to t-hip to Albany. Mr. Tichner thouglit that at no distant day Ilaker City and Albany should be to Oregon what Spokane and Seat tle are to Washington. Short speeches were then made bv Mr. Cowan. J. W. Om-ick. T. .1. v . Cumck, 1 s;i;t-a ood itnnt r. .1 t .n trict, which most is being developed promising results, with i.s to be of coal, We will lv join found an abundance limestone and iron, cheerfully and glad- with the people of liaker City in securing railroad connections that will tend to pro- mote trade and aid in developing the great industries of the country, The meeting then adjourned, and the matter was discussed inform ally. The visitors will remain until noon to-day, when they will return to Portland. They were pleased, with the reception they met here and it Corvallis, and i m lu. iiiii E-aiiriivii niiii iiilii consultation with lloag, which they icsult in securing branch road. Vice-President thought would the proposed "ar Kuilt of I'ir. It took hard work and much ar-:-i!merit to convince the Union Pa- olli.-ials that fir possessed e or greater rensttli than oak. It was finally proposed to furnish al Omaha, free of cost, enough lir to make three cars as a test. This proposition was accepted by the Union Pacific. The ' cars "built prove i so satisf n-tory that the re sult w.i- 'ii-- sale ".'). mi h 1,000 i--et to I ho r.,;lv.:y co npi:.y in a thort i'ime. il'C'St StdC iV. Will Jc i! a.i'hes id the Citv was in the midst of a iich!;c'ond aIul t lines ami pasted, mining countrv, but could not ex- J,h? "a,IDe6 l,f t'!tree,1sI ar.e . pect lo secure reduction works of j Mam, Sherman, Oak Pine, Harn- CITY CODICIL. ExUCdisg Fire Limits-New Sidewalki aliJA J Telcranh W:rs a-.i Other RnirintRF. i-r- Last evening's regular meeting of the city council was attended by the full council, the mayor, re corder and marshal being present. The committee on healih and police reported upon the petition of citizens for abating cesspools and privies and recoomiended that the petition lie on the table until 6ome future time, which was adopted. Street commissioner recommend ed new sidewalks on block 71, lots 7 and 8, corner of Lyon and Ninth streets, also on block 7;, lots .'J and 4, and a crosswalk on Second j street on the east line of Thursto", ! which recommendation was i adopt i adopted and the walks ordered ', built in ten davs. , Tiie ,n;ltte,r of, ! rett as plact-d i the committee on s cleaning First in the hands of treets and public Ninth street wtis granted and the walk ordered built withijitrn davs. An ordinance to extend itie !;:u limits of the city was read lirst and second times and referred to the committee on (ire and water. AUo an oidinance making the width of sidewalks on the streets j (rV". . 'r lo li,,ir;.i reetB.between U ".""Ston and ( a.apooia HtreciS, ; U'", ,eel was. re,aa 1 16 U?1 and second time and refer; ed to the committee on streets and public property. Abo an ordinance naming streets , in Ilackleman's i and 4th add: - 1 tions to the citv was read the lirst, ' ..... . ( nd and :id times and o; ; , v-ieeiauu aim .-nnn. i . .Also an ordinance to grant the I " i;i'1011 teiegrapti company r'Kl't to erect poles and stretch ,wirt's tor telegraph business was read first and second time and re ferred hack to the committee on ordinances for amendment. A petition from the Workmen lodge to purchase a portion of the city's land adjacent to the Jewish ceme'.ery for cemetery purposes for ; that organization was referred to i the committee on ways and means. : . l' -V" . 1I11UUI , issued lo na:e i.acKCiisto ami iv. F. Wineman. The matter of the highth of the electric lights was referred to the committee on streets and public property, to see that they are 'placed at the proper highth in ac cordance with the ordinance on that subject. The following bills were allowed and ordered paid : Albanv Iron Vorks.. W. K. Kelley Foshay it Mas-jn 0. L. Savage Fiitz Hender John Hoffman J. 11. Dough ton Furtmiller A Co Santiam LumrjerC'o N. J. 11 en ton .John Jones W. N. Miller J. Whitesides 1. F. Hadley Cost bills N'. J. I-erguson Thos. Kelly Harry McCoy F.imer Miller James Williams. . . John Ilryant Vm. Moran ( :!. 0 7o 22 4.") 1 50 12 00 U oO 2 00 0 00 (il '22 22 4") 70 00 70 00 28 f)9 in 00 o 43 4 45 r 4 ") 4 4o 4 4.r) 4 4o T 4o : 45 (John Daltou REPUBL1CAM CITY CONVENTION. The repnlilicau v;ters of Aibany ar' requested to meet in conven tion at the opera house on Satur day evening, Nov. IJO, 1SS0, at 7::!0 o'clock, for the purpose of placing' in nomination one candidate each for the office of m iycr, recorder, treasurer and marshal, to be voted foi at the annual city election lo be held on Monday, Dtc. 2, 1SS0, and to ratify the nominations for eeun cilmen. WAtil) JIKKTI.NGS. It is recommended by the com mittee that ward meetings be held on Friday evening, November 2!), 1SS0, at 7 o'clock at the following places : First w ard At the armory hall. Second ward At the oflice of Chas. E. Wolerton in F'ostef's block up-stairs. Third ward At the Albany Iron Works ollice in the foundry. " Each ward will nominate a can didate for councilman and select a member of the city central com mittee. Wl. II. HlSTOX, J. W. CrsicK, 1). M. Jones, Citv Central Committee. Ilr. John I!, riikington. Surgeon, oculist and medical specialist, will be at the Uevere House, Albany, all day Tuesday, December ISS'J. Kye, ear, catarrh, rheumatic, neuralgic, rec tal and chronic sufferers of either class will be given free consu'ta tion. Two hundred references given. Teacher's Kxauiination. No! ice is hereby given that the next regular public examination of teachers for Linn county w ill be held in Albany commencing at noon on Wednesday, Nov. 27, and continuing until Friday noon. All teachers desirim examination will j please be present attheeommence- I ment. L. M. Ci kl, I Co. School .supt. Important NOtire. r to the change in owner Ow ship of the Albany and Santiam cau.il, :he and citv ' ind-.'bted t to call ai. '. same imu; -lan...a loMiiiiit; mills '.e'er v. iks ail persons ale he;ei .v not hied an 1 .-ctlle tlie ittlv J. A. C ;av. rout. "le.-'n i'. p; jiirt ntoii's. i;iiTina i'i ceive walnuts i. d at F. new L. Ke 'euaiil ' l Ion. TO ADVEBTIEE I HE H0BTEWE8T Novel Scheme Proposed bj the aeifc Proposed by Coast Dehrate,s in Coigmg. . The congressmen from the four new states and Idaho,in connection with Oregon's representatives, have developed a novel scheme in the way of working for their respective states, and they at once began to put it in practicable shape. They propose to advertise the Pacific coast states w ith their re sources, both natural andacquited. It was agreed to hire , a building, lit it up comfortably, and establish there Northwestern headquarters, with the latchstring always out. They are widing to put up $200 a month to do this. They propose to hang out a sign bearing tho words, "iNorttiwestern Headquar ters. ' ine Duiiding n ill have tables for writim:, files of the newspapers, some comforta ble chairs to lounge in. and a great tire on chilly evenings. The con gressmen will ask the boards of trade in their respective states to send express paid samples of ar ticles showing the resources of the i sta'es, to be placed on exhibition at the headquarters. Maps of the recently admitted territories, with full information concerning them, wid be on hand for distribution, for it is the prime object to give all possible information. Another ob ject is to entertain Northwesterners and the new members propose to set an example to the rest of the world in genuine hospitality. "We will have a mar. in our em ploy whose business it will be to 1 act as a guide in the citv to all who conic from our man Hanshrou states," Congress - , P, h said m speakim: of the enterprise . .! Another man ii j . . I striictions to have it readv bv the last I this week, if A 'ir-im Kiglit at Hoiiif. An Oregonian repoiter asked Mc.Mahon, the circ-us man, wlure his aagregation was wintering and received this reply: "lip at I Wood burn. I have just received ! a telegram from brother John, w ho ' has been at. Chicago attending a big auction sale of imported ani-, ma's. He got stuck on two. elephants and outbid everybody. One ot them i.s six inches longer than Jumho, and OoS pounds; heavier. They had " to get an ele-! phant's car raised twi. feet to get j him into it and they are on their . wav now out here with native ; trainers irorn the jungles Will l!c MRlitf-d. Postmaster Pufus Thompson has ordered of the Electric Light Co. lights ior the posiofliee. Tliey will prove a great public con venii-nce, as the tvaiting room will (hen he lighted Up all evetlint:. M)OUt (i(i 1 new electric lights will also be! , I , ., I : ,i .., j.,.,, ... ! placed in the opera house, which , Will ll'ilt the hnild.llg 111 a nnliiant manner. These will be tho new Westinghouse lamps, which give) a vet " soft and mellow vet brilliant ' light; ; Important Aiiuounrcnieut. From now until January 1st j Krausse A: Klein will sell ladies , Laird. Sehobert & Mitchell French kid shoes at $4 per pair; al! widths from A to KK. Their Curacoa kids at per pair. We have the finest assortment of holiday slippers for ladies and ents ever brought to Albany. We also make a specialty of ladies' warm felt slippers in all styles and colors. Come and ex amine our stock am' you will find our prices the lowest in the city. For Thanksgiving. The people of Albany should take notice that Conr.ol Meyer is pre pared to supply everyone with the finest fresh Thanksgiving mince pies, fresh bread, cakes and pies of all kinds. Leave your orders early. (Something Nice. We have just received a barrel of genuine German saur kraut.also iirah-im flour in bulk, and Oregon leaf lard in bulk. Willamette Packing Co. FUK THANKSGIVING. POUI.TKY. Turkeys, (Jee.se, Pucks", Chickens. CKANBKKFJUS. FKIITS. Grapes, Figs, Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Banana. VEGETABLES. Caul i (lower, Celery, Turnips, FOR Lemon peel, Orauue peel, Citron, Sweet potatoes, I'arsnips, Carrots. MINCE MKAT. , Seedless Kaisins, raisins, Imported currants i ry oil-mince meat, something new. Place your orders to-day for Thanksgiving dinner with the Willamette Packing Company. Cranberries, pickles, maple syiup, maple sugar and a geneial assort ment of fresh groceries can be found at F. L. Kenton's near the postoflice. ' Why Women SiHte V.'i.i-ieli lose '.'ucir lieauty In cause co'.il- nr.ik l liiine tin ir -i'v. br .i i.v. '- Ki.u".i.-!i Hi !!H(ly foi-ci.nsmi:))- ioii is mi aii.-ohile mre fur co! is. Koa.-t ithout Kenton" colli e extra ground charge to order it I-. L. i ... oe on my u.e rooms w no is , ckss ,,t aI), R cu of c()ffee and familiar with the Northwest ami cake at froi 5 to 10 cts. Ian. well who can answer all questions that . I;no.vn inJthis cit aml st the strangers may ask. Ihey will also i slU.MUS to ive calK see that a stock of all public docu-, SAM (iOKTS. Proprietor. ments is on haiuf, and in everv ' - way possible will try to make a , .".koyour wood.ash, congenial home for all Northwest-1 JJJ oak, maptc or fir. to the Ai ern men, if made as complete as ; iinv Wooii V:mi. ordrm left at 'aiiTx.-e& the originators hope. It will be i (-'u"k'3 5llicf rive prompt auciition. backed by senators and congress-'. rmitrArUtr ., i;ii,i,.r. men from the four new states, Ore-, c sm,LL WILL Ki:RXISII ,.,,ANS gOIl, lilafio and Wyoming. 1 he JJupeoiik-ations ami details for all kinds of building will be chosen within ' luildiiis anil ar..liitecture. All -orkJiiioin)t-tl l '-i or four bloi ks Iiom too white lv Jo"e al"' -'U'""'cil to l.c first-.-lass. Ks II. ! C or lour DIOl KS. Il OUl UiC Wll.te tiuiates furnished on short nctiee f..r briek house, to be centrally located. An j bu.'dinu'i, renideneus, mi.lie i.uiidinjis, agent was given a description of j hridi;.-", eie. Ihn L'in.f r.f hniiutk winta.! itli in-I ' " " " TALKING ABOUT IIIANKSGIVINQ. The best place to trade. Has everything you want; A select and splendid stock ; Novelties in abundance ; Keeps only the best goods ; Saves every buyer money ; Gives the biggest bargains ; s always lowest in prices; Values your patronage ; Invites comparison of goods. Need we name the store? Give us a call. YOU WILL FIND ITS Prepared with a large and select stojk to cater to the wants of all ! classes of buyers. Every article we sed is the best of its kind and cannot be excelled in any case at like prices. We lay great stress on the purity of our goods and make the markets tributary to our wishes and those of our customers. LaForrest & Thompson. KHX.N 1SI.0CK, K I K.ST STRKKT. Delmoiiico Restaurant, OiKNKK FIKmT AMI KI.I.SWOKTII STS. The undersigned having purchased the old llc-rni.in Restaurant stand has opened under the above name a first class restaurant. We are prepared to furnish meals for parties or dances e n short notice. Oysters served iu every style, eastern or coast; all kinds of C .1. I.... ;.. l, . !...! v ; , . . , , , . ,-. only first-class Jitlp and waiting will : -. , . . , , Bn I win uiz ,iuiiii,v aim vim i iLiiuis. jvci;- ... ' . .1- . . r.,.,,- f ' ""I llltaia J LIS. . I'llCU Jt LllOb i Til P Hplpllltpfl TPfPTlPll ; iuu uuiuuxujuuli iiunun Warrant'. d to cure APHRODIIiM" or money AFTER the aeneratue ornaiiR ofeither sex whether ansinc from the exe.s-ive ne of .stimulants, tobaeeu or opium, or through jouthful iinlis eret ion, over indul'i'iRe, etc., Mieh aslossof llruin Power, Wakefu'nesM, Ikarinc Uown j Pains in the liai k. Seminal W. akness, Ilys : teria, Ner eu- Pros ration, Noeturnal oniis ; sioiis, l.eiu-oiriioe, Dizziness, Weak Memory, j Loss of Power and hupotenej, which if nei. ; K-eti-d often lead to premature old ae and insmity. Price Si a box; C boxt'i fir f'o.UO S:nt. bv mail nr. reeeipt of priej. Vvitl I I i: 1.1 tltlMI K is -riven : with eery sr order received, to ici'undtne , money if a IVriiisinnil cure is i.utefTeite i. e have tliousancsof testimonials from old , ai.d Train-.', of both si xes, who have been l...riti:tl!.'llttv rnr.'il liv 111., ii.. Aflim.iit',. Circular free. Address nn; ,ti;iino JitiMrm: . W etern P.raneh, liox, -J7. Portland, Oregon, Kcr s;t!u ,,, jvLav Mason, wholesale and retail dru-eists, Albanv , 'reuoii. Stands for Thanksgiving and Bosisted Turkey, It a'sn stands for the car load of chr ii-e uneolored Japan Tea, pu; up in neat 1 iund baskets for 40 cents each, which has jn.-t liecn receivod at LaForrest it Thomp son's. Lovers of ' good tea should call and trv this excellent tea. A 4- 1 Instead of oil'ering a prize thai only tieticlits the lucky one, or seiidinir otit eonlidential slips as baits, we propose to opcrly otl'er the citizens of Albany and v'u-ir.ity choice goods at bedrock prices and give 5 Per I'en For cash on each dollar' worth at resrulur retail prices, until Jan.l, lsi0. Highest prices paid for chickens, co's and nutter. Thanking you Ur your past patronage and soliciting your trade for the future, I beg to remain nt your service. J. M. HA KDUE. Jor PIXK DISPLAY OK s, Chinese dishes. Japanese curio s ities.and novel! ies of all kinds have heen opened at the Japanese Razaar Store of the Kwong W.i Gee Co., opposite the new Masonic Temple. The ldies are invited to call and inspect these tine holiday goods. EgFTaney goods sold cheaper than in Portland. Important Notice. IIIAVK HKTL IiM'K 1"KM TIIF. KIIONT. I n.iid all mv men on the lH'.h. Any jhtsiiii liiildin any f my time checks win lcae iirtrt-m them to me at my uttiec in tin I wcniale Mock for payni .-!.:. We have .ui ty cf money here. J. S. VMONKU.K, dei.inl t'lj'tiiracror r.f lirm Antwr.ulle i Uoe. ; PACKS l.,Iis ciar stoic. 0- LONE JACK CIC. lrctles for 2j centH u lily p.eces ot furniture with all cook stoves or rang t'v Matthews it Washhtini. given p g le Holidays P. L. Kenton -DEALER IK- Staple and Fancy (jROCEEIE 4 1. so Choice Candies, Xttts. Cigars and Tobaccos, Fr it its, Vegetables, Etc, TEIiMS CASn AT9'J PKICES LOW. Subscription Agent for all Leading News jmpers and Magazines. DPXKAK THE POSTOFFICE. A OL0EI0US FDTDEE In keeping with the ever briphtening prospects of our fair city, we are daily adding to our already large stock such fancy and staple groceries as will 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 WK WILL Give Away on January ist 1 Dinner Set, 120 pieces 1 Tea set, 44 pieces Three Tea Sets, eieh 4 1 pieces. 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. .Il'sT RECEIVED A LARCE INVOICE OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Woolens in Overcoatings, Suitings and Tiouseiinqs. We make a specialty in Full Dress jor Balls and Parties OR HKdFLAR EVENING WEAK'. A PERFECT FIT GUARAN TEED. aTTIII: LEADING MARCH ANT TAILORS. Caches Bros, Opposite tlie LostoHice. ti Rain i "Oh I the cold and cru.il winter, Ever thicker, thicker, thicker ; Froze the ice on lake and river, Ever deeper, deeper, deeper ; Fell the covering enow and drifted Through the forest round the village. IT I COMING. '''O.'diProb.'' says winter is coming earlier Jand more severe this year than usual. Taketimejbyjthe topknot and examine my elegant stock ot OVERCOATS, . CAPE ULSTERS DRESS OVERCOATS. KERSEYS, VALOURS. BEAVERS. MELTONS. CHEVIOTS. WIDEAWAKE, CHINCHILLA '. CA:-; MERES, MONTAGNACS. L. E. BLAIN, a'l-ii-; Leading ALBANY, OREGON .825 00 . 750 . 18 0 1888 T Clotliier, km Winter Snow.