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Newspaper Page Textt THE MORNENU I1EHALL; THURSDAY, DECEMBER .". 18S9 porting gnilg txm ri:ciAi.. fi:'iO A. M. j Not t .stM-i;ir . sloven and ranges ! KQf,.r i. iicin. r o f:,.! takes art? always costly. In heat ing stove we have the largest as well as the must carefallyjselected stock in the city. The stove we offer were not bought as an expert- anent but aa a certainty. We!inT . f . Application of supervisor oi dis- know what each stove will do, ana they were bought for cash, so the price i light. We have special tic in heaters, beside our regular line of Garland, Argaud and Su perior stoves and ranges. Geo. W. 8mii. OX SAW. The l.n.v Hkkai.u will be on ale e.ich moruiir at the new Jttand of W. 1'. Knhn's, where it can tie pr.TiirtM at cents pen cqpy. WKATflKK INDICATIOMi. Fur Albany and viciuity Fol lowing is the forecat for 24 hours, f-nding at S i'. jr. tv-uay : Fair weather, cooler. -IOTTIN;s ABOUT jTOWN. Look out for a grand d splav holiday goods at F. M. l"ivni:h's. the corner jewelry store- ti. II. Strong has at his produce stand a fine lot of dressed fowls, also some choice apples at 1 per fcnishcl. D. B. Monteith and A. "Jackle uiati, of this city, have invested .20,U00 in business property in Astoria. Ladies who have tried Hubbard's Klegant Lotion are unanimous in its praise. It is for sale only at Hubbard's drug store. Subscriptions for all the leading newspapers and magazines re reived by F.' L. Kenton. Orders forwarded without delay. The holidays are approaching and holiday shoppers will find the largest and cheapest line of candies at PfeilTer's candy factory. His choice broken canities and nuts o all kinds will be sold at almost wholesale rates. The revival meetings at the Bap tist church continue with much in terest. A large attendance was present last evening. Prayer ser vice at 2:I!Q this afternoon and preaching by Iiev. C. M. Hill each night at 7 :'M. A welcome to all. Arrangements have now been made to begin a dancing school at F Company's armory on Monday evening for beginners only. No spectators except the parents of scholars will be admitted. Les ions will commence at 7 :;) sharp, and will be under the personal di rection of Win. Richards. Those desiring to learn dancing should be present the first evening. rKK.SU X A I. MKNTION. R. E. llibbler went to Corvallis yesterday. Jos. Hume and G.W. Medlar jue. of Brownsville, are in the city. Dr. C. C. Kt lley returned yester day from his ranch up the Sar.ti ,im. C. W. Ayers, architect and builder, of Ashland, was in the city yesterday, and expects to locate here. Miss Lilian. Hackleman, who Las been a compositor on the Salem statesman for several months, will return home in a few days to re main. John Marshall, of Scio, who has ":eeii making recent investments in real estate, E. S. .Masters, of Brownsville, S. McIIree ami J. N. Smith, of Peoria, were in the city his week. Mr. Smith used to own considerable real estate in this city but disposed of it before the recent advance, and sees the property' now way above the prices he pro cured for it. TO-NIMTS mOOKAMMK. The following will be the musical and literary programme rendered at the "Japanese Tea," given at the armory this evening : Yocal music By male octette. Piano solo Miss Kva Cowan. Recitation Miss Helen Craw ford. Yocal solo "Big Ben "Prof. W. II. Lee. Octette. Piano solo Prof. E. G. Hard. These exercises will L. Lor beuin promptly at S o'clock. LETTEK 1. 1ST. Kollowini; U the list of letters remaining in th postoHice in Albiiny, l.in.-i t onntv, OrejjOD Dec. fi, lv. I'tTsoiis i-a'.liii for tlieee letters will it the date on which tliev were iiuverti.se. 1. Campbe'l, Wm 1 1 Kccleston, l.aura llaminihire, M II llay, Isaac Sen liarman, (I K Harris, Will 2 Henilersn, J M Leaho, 1 J M&thidori, Chas Mastin. .1 -I .Nirkson, l.iie 1'rine, W in -lr Kan, K Kee l, C I ltarrey. Miss L. UiL'h:inlsoii ,v I'o Vanikrlif. k. C A Wallace. Albert War.!. .Mm .iUrshi,'!!, Henry KUFUS THOMI'SON, p. n. V-ry ftwert. We have just received the largos', shipment of candy and nuts ot all kinds ever brought to Albany, also A fine assortment of c indk-s and candlesticks for Ciiri-tir.as tries. All those desiring anyithing in this line will do we'll to call o:i us before buying elsewhere, as we wiil uive ppecir.l prices lor the holiday trade. Willamette Packing Co. We have just opened another in voice of cloak, and we feel confi dent that we can suit even, body, bth in style and price. W. F. ilea-i. CODHTY COUKT- Street Railway Co. Wants to Extern Tht-ir Liies 0r County Roads. At the December term of county court, which convened yesterday, the application of K. L Bean and others and H. Lyons and others for county roads was read and will probably be allowed this morning. The application of the Albany Street Railway Co. for permission to lay l heir lines in the county I roads adjoining Ihe city, was read j and will he acted unon this morn tnct ol for lumber, allowed. Resignation of M. L. Brink as justice of the peace, accepted. Report cf J. II. Lame on Craw- fords villc bridge, accepted. Fees in the cases before t!:e cir cuit court examined and allowed. ISIM.S AU.OWKI). H. K. Montague, clerk's fees . $ 1 2i 50 (Jeo.i.Barnard it Co.books 40 25 J. F. Hyde, aid for J. Hyde 10 00 A. b. Hamilton, aid tor Orchard 10 00 Albany Printing Co Santiam Lumbering Co. . II. C. Hardman, lumber : u 2H o7 11 70 2 05 Deyoe x Kobson, nails J. A. Flint, wild cat I 00 . Wheeler, lumber 15 20 12 55 1!) 72 I. Santiam Lumbering Co . . . J. A!, .-vhineer, work ; Sfars it Hot-listed !er. lum- : her ! U. N. Thompson, nails. Nun May, aid lor ". Briggs 'Dr. VVallace. medical s-er- ; vices fjC. ti. Chandler, animal s. ! scalp j John Smallmon, expense. 2S 25 (10 :;i II 0 00 1 1 1 , John Smallmon, sheriil leet II. Farwell, Treas. salary . H. Lyons, justice fees Sylvester Hall, witness lcs M. Con.y, witness Chas. Hiatt, witness J. C. Lyons, witness .. Edward Hiatt, witness . F. N. Hall, attorney J. L. Berry, constable Sylvester Hal!, wild cat scaln Sylvester 1 1 a 1 1 , cougar scalp John Smallmon, court fees Mrs. Angel, aid for sick boy J. M. Nichols, lumber. Albany electric lights (i. F.Crawford, aid for -Mrs. Roberts John J. Davis, keeping poor L. M. Curl, examining teachers W. C. Powell, examining teachers O. 1. Coshow, examining teachers L. M. Curl, salary 550 58 S; '- . ; !0 ! 2 VQ I Z 1 1 1 5 -0 -0 -,i ' 00 Hi Sii 1 00 5 00 S4 45 20 00 40 00 27 50 S 4S 00 SO 50 50 22 50 50 00 I, M. Curl luiehirrn II r0 Cyrus 1'. Pitsford Jumber.' '. 20 50 lr W M l)n-; tn.wi;,.nl service Peter Hume, aid for poor. . Thos. Rone, aid Mrs. L. A. Long, aid Train & Whitney, printing II . Lampman. aid lor Nicholls family O. 1'. Coshow, aid ior Hale. Win. Bilyeu, aid for Cole man D. R. N. Blackburn, judge G.W.PhiliipSjCommissioiier B. W. Cj -per, commissioner John Smalimoii, slierill'. . . . 2 50 0 15 S 55 10 00 2 50 15 00 10 00 10 1)0 100 00 10 40 S 2. S 00 Arli.xtir. j T lie liain isomc oil it-, ilitinir l :i :.: . . ... .. - . I i-.mii.wi.- ..-j.. . now Oil CXIIUMMOII ill IOC MIOW W1I1UOWS I of i. L. Blackmail's ilniii store, in the Odd Fellows' building, one a i view on Puget Sound, with Mt. J Baker in the distance, the other a ! view on the old Wabash Canal at) Wabash, Indiana, are from the j brush of Mr. J. I-. Whiting, the well known artit. To appreciate) mese pa nting one must take a iir n Tiiv.fi TA cliii i flu. i.i iu I Finn I ...I..., ." "v near mucli closer inspection tnan most paintmjrs. I hey were both ! sketched and pa.nted Irom nature . aim ine 1 ici f1! 1 1 e. ociaii uiiu general expression, with nature's colors and effects so well handled show Mr. Whiting to be master of the pencil and brush. Mr. Whiting is also a line designer as well as landscape and portrait painter, and will soon organize an art class in several branches, which he is now preparing for, and desires us to say to those who have spoken to him and others who wish to take ad- vantage of the opportunity of learn-1 inn an in me n osi p.aci.ca. Wa , w here the pupil will have ac ess to ' work Tjeing executed to order, and ; oecouiiug ine oeui oi u oiKj of art at the eml of the term north ! ttimi'Ii mnrn tK-itt tli.iir tllitinn tli'ir ! 1 - . 1 he will be pleased to meet them at his studio in Foster's block over L. E. Blam's store at any time be tween ! a. m. and 4 r. m. after Dec. yth. i:iiiDes.H Cliangx. Merrill Fish has leased of R. E. Hibler his interest m the job print ing office of Hibler !t Paisly. The firm will hereafter be Paisly & Vlsh. They are enterprising gen tlemen, and have all the facilities for executing the finest book and job printing of all kinds. Their type and presses are new, and their stock of paper, cards, invita tions, bill and letter heads, etc., is complete, being large enough to supply any demand on short notice. Their prices will be found reasonable, and no inferior work will be allowed to leave their estab lishment. ! Astoria. ; Lots in the north addition to As l toiia; price $55 each on the ir.stall j ment plan, or a discount for cash. ! These lo's are selling rapidlv in j Portland and other cities. 1 am authorized to sell b-it a i'.mv block-, ; and it will j.av you to call early , :-.n 1 get your ehoice. E. i. Beards j ley, Heal Estate Agent, P.ioadalbin , street, Alim.iy. ( The t:ii t ion tsriti-r-.n-iit Has subsided and everything is moving on as quietly as ever, anl all the candidates ar.d tlieir ii it-iuls are invite-1 to buy lii"ir gr-n-t'i-ies from tin Wiliam 1 -k i ti r ( ' .. a thoy .!! .' sei'p : c!,-:ipvr tlat'i i-vi-r. YAQUIMA BAYiBEWS- are Qraia Shipments -Coal Drrdopmeuts j -Hew Harbo Lights Wanted. Ya-cixa Cirv,lec. 4. A large amount of jrrain is being j shipped from the Willamette Yal-j ley via the Yatjuina hay route, the j ireigiib rates ueuig iroiu 10 cents per bushel cheaper from the valley to market than by any other roue. Along with the other towns of j Oregon Yaquina. City and Newport are taking on a growth. At New port a board of trade is being 'organized and it will be invoi ced under the named of the 'iiiina tiav jioaru ol trade, it understood that the hoard of ! trade will take hold of the matter of the proposed Newport, Kings Yalley it Salem railroad and raise a subsidy of $150,000 to induce some one to build the road. Some time ago the right of way through the siiet. Indian reservation for a railroad was secured from congress bv a Newport organization. It is ! proposed to utilize this franchise for the new road mere is a reasonable proprc: that valuable coal mines urn in; opened soon just a few miles back j of i aqnina bay and within easy distance lor transportation. A seven-foot vein has recently been found on the Wetzel place on Depot slough and bonded to Tacoma parties who intend to work the mine. The coal is pronounced superior to any now being mined on this coast. .Experienced mih men have sent a proposition to Newport to put up and operate a hrst-class woolen nuii proviueti a certain amouui oi . . ! 1 1 I I ... ; . fctot'k is taken by the people of this city, me parties now nave a plant in Boone, Iowa, that they will move if their proposition is I accepted. 1 . pennon win soon ue sent to i ihe lighthouse department asking ! that harbor lights be placed in Ya- . t I I e . . I I :iuna nay ami aiso ior ine reopen ing oi tne oM ngi.t at aquina head which was abandoned several years ago. The buildings are in excellent condition and it would cost very little to replace the light. During the last two weeks the jetties have been subjected to very heavy seas, but they have with stood the pounding without show ing the slightest damage. Mr. Polhernus, the government engi neer in charge, feels now that the work is safe lor the winter. Last Saturday the people of Ya quina City thought lor a few moments that they were going to be treated to a Hood after the Johnstown pattern. The dam con fining the water for the water orka recently built by the Oregon i Pacific Railroad Company m the pany hill back of the town gave way and the water rushed down in a deluge, but the flats were large enough for it to spread before it reached the built-up part of the town and the warehouses. Yery slight damage was caused by the break. The break is now being repaired and the dam will be built much stronger. The hull of the wrecked steamer Yaouina Bay, that was carelessly I stranded alongside of the soutt jetty a year ago, has now almost entirely disappeared from sight, only a small portion bein visible at verv low tides, l lie 1 recu to the people of an evesore quiiia bay. TKACii KKS' I M ST ITI'TE. The teachers of Linn county others interested in education and w id please take notice that a teachers institute tor the 2d judicial district wjj be held in C orvallis, Benton I u - oiintr, Oregon, commencing on Thursday, Dec. 2Gth, and wi'l con tiliUe untii satunlav evt.nillK. Ar. ranemMits are bting made with railroads to secure reduced rates. The local committees are also making arrangements to entertain visiting teachers free, at any rate there will he greatly reduced rates at hotels. Supt. McElroy is mak ing the usual efforts to make this one 'ti the most successful meet ings. Many leading instructors in the state w ill be present to partici pate in the discussions. This meet- th,e TviU bfl no ,,ood excuseVor Ilou-attendance. Iet every lover of tf0od institute work be present, 'iv..7.1,pr (rr,m l inn ,,, .. .. " " " ..v..... , ... wv.. compelled by law to attend, but a cordial invitation is extended to all and teachers are especially re quested to be present. Respectfully, L. W. Ci ri., Co. Supt. Linn Co. The Alb:iny and Astoria Koaal. The Albany & Astoria railroad has $2,000,000 behind it. and in front of if, and is a sure thing, says the Astorian. W. B. Barr, the engineer in charge of this road, has returned from a trip to Tillamook, and is very much pleased over the result of the reconoissam-e. He says that he found two routes, eitner one of which will be perfect ly satisfactory. The country sur passed all his expectations. He says that the fifty miles lie tra versed between here and Tilla mook exceed in value for a rail road any similar area in Oregon, and that the country through which the road will run gives as surance of being capable oi furnish itig valuable traffic for the road. He returns to Albany entirely sat isfied with the result of his trip. A l ine Kik's Head. A line elk's head and antlers was brought in from the from on the Oregon Pacific yesterday. The elk, which was kiiled on the iine of the road above Brciienbush, was as large as ;n ox. The specimen is being mounted by W. II. Greenwood n this city. The : head carries a beautiful set of i horns, and will be highiv valued when linir-hed. Call at Harrow cV; s-.'i; iheir line of lace ta.ftfjful dcsii'iis. Pearls' and curtains in ASOT HEE EAILEOAD EHTEhPBISE I t HL - V - 1 1 . TTT . - "O tecjiio 01 jjibwaaviu want ooDnciiB With Albany-Their IMines. Bkowssvili.e, Dec. 5. Among the towns in the Willamette Yal ley receiving new life the past year is Brownsville. The stores show better and larger stocks than usual, and trade neeuis to be good. The merchants seem to be cuttiiig loose from the long time and high prices fo.iueriy charged at Portland, and manv bills are being received from i first hands in the Kast, at verv close rates. Goods are sold here much lower than ever before. Land in tiiis vicinity is now he - in: sought for and some is selling. own property is also looking up, aii not a vacant nouse in town. The public school is full, and we are second on the list in the coun ; ty in number of school children, i 'le woolen factory is running ! full time, making excellent goods, turning out over f ll,(J00. The are now working on an order for 500 pair of blankets for one firm. Oreiron is a fine place in which uv uunu laiiiuaus, tnjjcciaii v ill lue Winter, when all the wagon roids got saturated with "Oregon mist," the railroads come to tlie front. I suppose there must be considera ble of the old Arkansaw man's philosophy about this, the cround j dries up so nice and solid in sum mer we can travel anywhere, till the rains who wants come again, and then to travel anyway, ex - cent the urummer or tax collectoi Re that as it may we of Brow ns ville have not as yet become recon- led to the way we were switched ot in our railroad connections. ,-1 Once we had fair prospect of di rect connection with Albany, w hich was very desirable, even when you did not aspire to he a ailroad center. We are still looking that way hopefully, and in the past year we have been demonstrating the maxim that "The Lord helps those that help themselves," and towns, like individuals, must ask for what they need if they expect to get it. Tlie last few days has brought out the beginning of another railroad enterprise. A scheme to secure the right of way and build a rail road from this place up the Cala pooia to the fine timber there and the mines on the upper Calapooia. Also connection with Albany, Ihe coming railroad center of the Wil lamette valiev, if not of the North west. . A company will no doubt be iiicoip'-iaicu ior mis purpoM? mine near future. Mr. Leigh Harnett has been in town for a week. He has latftly visited the reining region above named, and says the pros pects are really the best for per manent mines for silver and gold he has seen anywhere, and he claims to have seen nearly all the mines on the coast except Alaska, and this is the shortest and most natural route to them. Brow nsville can be seen from Treas tire Mountain, the center of the district. We are much interested in their speedv development. r. h. i;i:iki- MENTION. Try the "Polka Dot" 5c cigar at Ellis'. Boots and shoes at cost at W. F. Read's. Hubbard's Elegant Lotion for the skin. Hubbard's Elegant LotLn fo the skin. A household word is Brownell, the grocer. Genuine sweet Florida oranges at C. E. Browneli's. XXX X cofiee is the best, it. C. E. Brownell. Smoke the lu-sort 10c ci 'riv al-at Ellis' cigar store. Sweet cider, for mince pie i bv the gallon at C. E. Browneli's. A barrel of choice fresh cran berries just opened at C. E. Brow n eli's. Stop at A ill A Stark '8 and ex amine their large and new line of watches. If you want a choice cup of tea try my 40 cent tea in bulk. C. E. Brownell. Look at my five-cent ccrner win dow, it is the wonder of the town. C. E. Brownell. That fine tea in baskets at La Forest it Thorn p on's is going at 40 cpnts like hot cakes. Barrows it Searls have just re ceived a fine line of the latest styles in gents' neckties. A fine line of hanging and stand lamps can be had of C E. Brow nell at almost your own price. Have your prescriptions filled at tne new drug store. 11. i. nun bard, prescription druggist. The largest line of holiday goods to he found in the city is at F. M. 1 i -neb's, the corner jewelry store. 'Ve are in the field and in the lead for competition. .Suits to or der for $20 at Zaches Bros., oppo site the postoflice. Prescriptions carefully com pounded day or night at II . C. Hubbard's new drug store. Resi dence over the store. The b'.ooil will follow where the knife U driven. The II .nil wiil .jiiiver where the pincers tear And trade will follow where the merchant's striven, is Kroivnell lias to, lo inako his prices fair Richards & Phillips, ALDAN Y Architectural . OIU'GON. Wood Turning. M ;iHif.L-iurcis of ail lindn of newels, ptli-UU, stair pasts, !alhitcri. iriier blocks. riKit'.c. biittoi.s. (iniaii, mantles, odi. e lit?iiu'. jiorcli ( Clunins, a.ite rna ment!'. Indian club, tible. stand and cliair lc.-s. All iif.lTs !!: with us will ri.i-.ive pr niiit and carcfi;l altoti'i n. Wood carv in,' and fancy turning specialty. i-n Tin r3 i CI Nuts. s i'or. fruits, t-ii-ai'-cn au.l ci.'ais lav not tin to-m i;miv ! ! . Imi 5-y of t;:i-s w lu :n;v-r " Alwitv? it-a i '.hi! ; (l'.!'i !: "IV w is . ti.-." will 1) ion. ( ilrink ai i A POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT. t , n , ....... . j How J 'inns uraawom Uolden bale bajaar Meets the PoblicWant. 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 gorgeous j and dazzling displays to be seen in 1 anv Golden Rule Bazaar in Oregon. I 'in-... i, i lie line iciiiiirii nun ji icen .i- ue wildering assortment of fine china, qiieensware and glassware of the latest styles and most delicate de signs. The beautiful ;hina and glassware, together with the dec orated and fancy wares, novelties, elegant stand and hanging lamps, toys, boys' wagona and general bazaar goods, present a scene well worth oiu 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 6tock of dolls, toys, toilet and fancy goods, in plush and silver, and novelties for the chil dren will be larger V -an ever be fore. Mr. Gradwohl has enlarged J his slock in such a replete manner I that his Golden Rule 1 iaz.iar is not. only a credit to the city of Albany but to the entire Willamette yalley, 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 Tty house in the state j and that tis goods are sold at figures that cannot be equaled in the Northwest, it is but the recital of an absolute fact. It will be to the interests of the country mer chants to purchase tlieir 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 risK to say that thisemporium of elegant fancv and ilecoiatiye ware is the ico complete in the Willamette v : lie y. Those who deal at the Golden Rule Bazaar, will find a laite assortment to choose from, am a square, reliable irentieman j to deal nith Money to Loan. Money to loan at a low rate of interest, on improved farm and city property, in Minis of $200 to $10,000. For particulars call on Burkhart fc Malin, Real Estate Agents. lr. John IS. I'ilkinslon. Surgeon, oculist and medical specialist, will be at the Revere House, Albany, all day Tuesday, December .'!, ISS'J. Eye, ear, catarrh, rheumatic, neuralgic, rec tal and chronic sufferers of either class will be given free consulta tion. Two hundred refpf,nee3 given. Firemen' Flection. VOTICK IS IIKKKP.Y C.IVES THAT the annu-il election of chief and assist ant ehitf engineer of tlie Albany lire depart ment will be held nt the hall of Albany Kn K'lie 'o No. 1. Dec. U, ISMt. between the hours of 1 o'clock anil S:M0 o'clock r. M. W. II. WAKXKIi. WA1.TKII II. 1'AlthKlt. Sec. A. K. I) l'rcs. A. F. I 1)ARTIKS WI-II'NC C.RAVKL I'KOM the Wilkins pit near this city must tall at. the ollice o the Oregon li..il ('3. and pro cure tickets. !!y order of J. II. Wiikins, riTKAYKI) FKOM PASTIKK NKAU i....ri'i mi., m.-iltii.ti iyi-il mooted .-mi red vul white, eleiii smooth horns, no m.iK.s j inrhrmd. Anv information ill be suitably I I rewarded. Address I'. KKAKV, Peoria. ?Oll saw: a riiisTfLA.s:: KOI R ! for anv ( ' ........ ;..... I... .ui. i:m..l 1 kind of work. ;.ioil life anil gentle. In- j -. ;i,lcrt, corner of :d , Wasliin-.-ton ami l'crry ' itiirc street of lr. .1. hel-vcen j Open one neck . E. 0. BEARDSLEY,! REAL ESTATE AGENT. t'onvcyaiicin' of nil kinds done in a telia blc m.inii'-T. All msinc-is will receive I'lonipt attention. OIkc on llroadalbin itr-ct, near First, Albany, Oregon. Tlie Celebrated French CURE Warranted to cure APHROBITiNE" Qrcnnr nil unt w AFTER the tcncrr.tive organs orcilhcr se whether antinfrom the execsMve use of utimulaiits, tobacco or opium, or through ) outhful indis cretion, over indulgence, etc, wich aslosaof lirain Power, Wake.u'ne-iK, Hearing Down Tains in the 1'ack, Seminal Wi akness. Hys teria, Ner-oun l'ms ration. Nocturnal Druis sioiiH, l.eucorrhoe. Uizziniss, Weak Memory, Lossof 1'owcra'id 1 lll. it cli- , which if neg lected often lead to premature old a',-e and insanity. Trice.! a box; 0 hoxt.ri fcr $5.00 Sent bv mail on rcireipt of price. A VVICII II'. I.I llaMlE in ?ivcn with every ' order received, to refund tne money if a IVriii.'iiicnl cure is rot i ffei ted. We have thoiiHauilKOl te.itimonialrt from old and younu', of both sexes, who have hee permanently cured by the ui-e f Aphroditiae Circular free, Addrcxs I UK Al'llltO tll llU IM. . Western T.ranch, I'-ox, 7. Tortlat.d, (irej;on. For s.i!c by 1-bay A; Mason, wholesale and retail dniuj-istfs Albany, Oregon. - Ii :n! of iiilVi iiii' a I'.t i Ir.i U v cine .ri.i; Hull enly , r si'iidinif out en lips : 3 lci'Is. IV l H"(i ('PC f AHkiiiv nt licilroek to i ( to. .t vi l,r"ut'- i ' i iiii".' I he ' ,1 v Ih.'hc ml iri vt" il.i'll' S'li! iSiM'llllill I I l-'cr c;ili mi etii li t'.ollm's wortli nt rcmitiir ivl priei s. a.ilil .l.n.l, i!il. ! lii'lii i i'i i i s pjid t' -.in-tiii kciis, clts ; :it, it nitti r. Tli:t!iii'U '"' f"'' vour past p:it;(.!i:iL.'i' tiiiil suliiitii! your ' triide fur the titture, I lu-ir t' remain : at your scl vice. J. M. li.H ILDl'E. In hen- K. L.Kenton -DEALER 1N- Sta,ple and Fancy GROCEKXE llso Choie Candies, Nuts, Cigars and Tobaccos, Fruits, Vegetable's, Etc, TERMS CASH AjSJ PRICES LOW. Subscription Agent for aU Leading News paj)ers and Magazines. "NEH THE POSTOFFICE. GLOBIOUS PDTDBB In Keeping with the ever briph toning prospects of our fair city, we are daily adding to our already large stock such fancy and staple groceries as will ully supply the wants of the most fastidious. And wnile we call special attention to the quality and completef assortment of our sjoods, we wilhadd that as a - Special Inducement. TO OUR FRIEKDS WE WILL (live Away on January ist 1 Dinner Set, 120 pieces 1 Tea set, 44 pieces Three Tea Sets, etch 44 pieoee. This ware is not cheap baking powder prize., 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 I? 1883 JUST RECEIVED A LARtiE INVOICE OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Woolens in Overcoatings, Suitings and Tiouseiinqs. We make a specialty in Full Dress for Balls and Parties Oil UEtJULAR EVENING WEAR. A l'EiU'ECT KIT GUARAN TEED. aTTIII: LEADING MARCHANT TAILORS. Zaches Bros, Opposite' tlie PostoHice. I' 1 lain i "Oh ! the celd and crujl winter. Ever thicker, thicker, thicker; Frofce the ice on lake and river, Ever deeper, deeier, deeper ; Fell the covering snow and drifted Through the forest round the yiliaqe." IT IS COlVtlNG!-. ''OM I'rob.'1 sajs winter is coming earlier and more severe this year than usual. Talvetime by the topknot and examine my elegant stock ot OVERCOATS, CAPE ULSTERS. DRESS OVERCOATS. KERSEYS, VALOURS, BEAVERS. HELTONS, CHEVIOTS, WIDEAWAKE. CHINCHILLA -'. CASI MERES, MONTAGNACS. L. E. BLAIN, rrm-; Iveading: ALBANY, OREGON ...S-25 00 .. 7 59 .. 18 00 T Clottiier. m Snow.