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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOltyjyG HERALD: IE II) AY, DECEMBER 13, 1889 SrKCIAL, 12:30 A. M. Not to ec our ttovch and ranges before buying is a mistake. Mis takes are al way3 costly. In beat ing 6tove3 we have tbe largest as well a.s tbe mn-t uarefullj-Jselected stock in tbe city. The stoves we offer were not bought as an experi ment but as a certainty. We know what each stove will do, and they were bonght for cash, no the price is right. . We have special ties in beaters, beside our regular" lines of Garland, Argard and Su :'t ior stoves and ranges. Geo. W. Smith. o SILK. The Daily IIk i.f) will be o;i SiHle eaC'l stand of W. F. cart ! j.ro(. nr ' ni;!i- at the new Kumi's-. where it i ,-.t ." i-ffitH per v. r. vrii::!: imiicatioss. Fir Aloant and vicinity Fol lowing it tlo forecast for 'J hours, ending a: S r. m. to-;;ay : ll'M! hta:io!t.an temper-1 iVure. .IOTTINCS ABOUT TOWN. Wei. Vane b.cne in this i t - ill at. h 'I'tiO corner jewelry t.re is bead- ;;iatters tor fine Holiday goods. Boys watches, very neat for hol i lay presents, at Will fc Stark's. Virgil Barker has been ill at bis h' ine in this city for several days. The l(o:ig goes down the river :h:s morning with 2o0 tons of -rain. Call at V. M. French's and tee line display of Chrintinas joods. Diamond jewelry. line silvern are and novelties for the llolidavsat Wiil & Stark's. The .social dance r.t the opera iiciisc this evening promises to ba a successful affair. Br. J. C. Gilbert will remove in ; few days to Sweet Home to prac tice bis profession. There are five men and seven women in the. Multnomah county poor bouse over 80 years of age. Mrs. G. W. Wright went yester day to spend the Christmas holi days with her parents at Browns ville. Two fine $10 lamps have been received by Barker Bros, to be put in the ball of Albanv Engine Co. No. 1. Parker Bro.'s Christmas candies have arrived. They are choice fresh candies, and will be sold ebea;. Fine fruit cakes for Christmas at Barker Bio., bakery, also choice ai.sin and eurrant for mince tj ... ., . i Bev. G. U. tiibonev, pastor of he. Pre-byterian church oi ;:i;ii, is seriously ill :nonia. Guy M. P..wcrs, purser Lfb. i P"'"u j ; if the i-t earner Bcptlev. was mariied Portland Sundav. to Ibitlie I.. in ! Ir- i ' in, of Lint! county. A. H. B illimore s -M yesterday E. W. Lr.njidon, J. J. Dubrailie i'.td ethers six lots in HackleniflnV j rtddition. The ti-rms were private, j ' The holidays are aj'proachitiL'. ! ' I ir your line tiointay prinimiroi ::':! ilesi-riotioiis give Paisley "fc Fish ' l .' ill im.i-t.iin; in tiif Flinn block. ",, . Albanv. Gibbs. the colored murderer of toiing McDevitt. has been found iruiltv of murder in the second de gree," and will go to the penitcn- i tiary for Lie. Dr. I. N. Woodle exhibited in this olfn:e yesterday, a branch of evergreen blackberries bearing ripe berries, green berries and biossatnS; all in the month of De cember. - The posloffice in this city is now I'ghted by electricity. Uncle Sam's quarters have heretofore been somewhat gloomy, and the new lights will be appreciated by the public. Tho overland train yesterday failed to get through on account of washou s near the California line. This morning's train has been de layed several hours from the same cause. The Young Men's Christian As sociation will hold their regular business meeting to-morrow even ing instead of this evening, on ac count of the lecture at the W. C. T. U. ball. Let all members please take notice. The Oregon Preacher, the reliir- iiia tiiKtI-itirin lcnoil liv tfiiv W D. Humphrey, has ceased publi- j cation. Mr. Humphrey bv bis outct and gentlemanlv "demeanor I has made many "friends in I Albanv. He contemplates remov- j in' to California. Those who appreciate something nattv, neat and novel should see the work in rustic chairs made bv John Ti 1 i . ..'f..- l 1 .Tr:.: : . -Jfr "': "r ' JIo has just finished a lawn settee . i . that is something aitbtic. Thero is no use saying that you cannot afford printing, especially while Paislev & Fish are in the business. They will tlo printing for you in first-class and so cheap that you w ill iiksb what little they charge, theni a trial. ro.kt Election. IlStWl-lABIKUX, .Vcl'll US S i.. I, Regular mce ;n.: and a voiir s'ry!.-, never ( b VO i. I". l.il.i eiecti n vi o:.n-i rs i rr.uay; i:: Dec. loth, at the C u'cioi k th.irp. All . il. ! :n ',i:! : p-'-t at V enri :e-:iy icq :.- ted to b, Ti-.ir. vitc ' B. nt ccmrales -o;.!;-i!!v E. F. Sox, P. C." . Taklm:, Adjt. in FEOM BEOWSSVILLI. HjiBatiti3 for City Officers Ik Pre?ci.d j Bilrad to ties Mine. I IJkownsville, Dec. 10. in this city, on the 10th Born, inst., to tiie wife of C. H. Elswick. a daughter. The heaviest rainstorms for years visited us the past two days, but it is getting over now and shows signs of clearing off. Last Sunday evening Mr. W. 13. Smith, whe lives near here, fell t . . f. . i , ' "."? ". ? : Coi.lsa, Cab, Dec. ll'.-Tbe Sac- j ten feet, into a wagon, and braised ; ram01o river waH .,7 iwt anJ 7j hunseJf considerably, but it f i inches above low wafer -nark to-! tliovrght no bones arc broken. Jdav, which is eight feet higher; Then ii considerable talk justj.than ever before known. It Ls still now about building a. railroad to j Vising slowly, but there is no pros- j tan the timber and mineral belt j pect of any more rain. The levees! near the head of the Culapooia, ; on the east of the river are broken ' and a nuniner of our citizens are i in a score of places, and the terri ; going to form a company and incur- j t0ry north and east of here is all ; poratc, and commenee business j under water. A number of ranch- j soon. j ers have moved their families and The citizens held a meeting at j Moek into town for safety. the citv hall last iiiaht. and placed I bos Angki.ks, iec. PJ. The i tne following persons in uouuna tio:: for city officers for I he coining vear: Fur president of the coun cil, .f. M. Waters: councilnien. J. M. Hokp. I. lb Bover. C. II. F.l.s- vkk. .1. B. II. Morelock : recorder, O. 1. Coshow; marshal, John Senger; treasurer, V. K. Stanard. The above is the choice of this city no ;t remains to he seen whether then- will be any more candidates ! in the field or not. J Mr. II. V. Goddard, suporin-! j tendent of the Oregonian Railway! ! Company, came up from below j , this evening to this city, and a1 j meeting of the directors and stock- holders of the Trinity Mill and Mining Company is to be held this evening to make the necessary ar rangements for active work to be gin on the company's claim early in the spring; for what with the favorable opinion of Mr. Harnett, given not long since on our mines above us, and the pioposed new railway up the Calapooia, things are beginning to liven up in this part of Oregon, that even surprises some of our our moss-back citizens and the end is not yet. The trains on the Lebanon branch of the Southern Pacific have lately changed time so as to connect with the narrow gauge road at the crossing, so persons can go to Albanv and return or the same day, but a change could be j verv easily made bv the Lebanon train that would be of greater ail- j vantage vet to our people. It ! 7." - 'M."i.Iiieu. ..11 I .1- . 1 . Diaiuu muui .iiuaiiv one if ants a hall hours later in the after noon, and give that much more time to spend in Albany, instead of having to wait at the crossing nearly two hours for the south bound train. And at present there ! is no depot or place to stay in at the crossinjr, which manes it very disagreeable this damp weather. nr irri.-.i, f, tin... ! i I-rom January 1 to November ;:, the number of callers at the Port-1 j land Board of unmig.atio;-. rooms .-iMciui, ;u ni report ,...,, t: these li.'iir.s i;nii- very large immigration to 1 1 shoina ne li'irne in tlx number of eallers at mind t!ie board rooms means im ln l thf does not by any entire intlux to the state. We hate figured ll.e projiortiou o nb'iut one-fif:!: of the ' heretofore cailers at hole. Es- tintatnvr on tois basis u, an actual invtii-riati-'iii ive :is th ll ntltf ni this tear t':( astohi. h iimnhcr of It'.:;, :;")!). or an in ;ise ef the corresponding period i f last year 7:!,!'55. Allowing a liberal percentage for those who . ' luie ami weni oacK, and lor 'Itran io r.t "lojkers." wn may safely :. that we have had an actual . i iigui settienient i:i our st.it. vt-ar of Kia.udft. during the Arc Wautc-J Her?. Four sleek-looking scoundrels who have been in this city fr sev cal days skipped out yesterday, leaving an unenviable reputation behind them. One of them, W. A. McGuire, was a photographer, two others weie painters and the fourth was a dentist. McGuire, who ha been employed by W. II. Greenwood to solicit work for pictures in his gallery, collected several small amounts for photo graphic work, whi.-h he forgot to j turn over. He also carried away a J lot of pictures. The men also left j an unpaid board hi if of $17 af Sum Gods' restaurant. Au Interesting I.crture. The people of Albany should remember that a literary treat is in store for them in the lecture to he delivered this evening at the W. C. T. U. hall hv Rev. M. M. Gibson, I). D., pastor of the I". P. church of San Francisco. The doctor has occupied his pulpit in that city longer than anv of bin brother ministers, and has built up ;very large congiegation. Besides ,1S .rt'ulilr denominationai work lic one of the moving spirits of tlie M- Y' , ' 1111(1 (lnru,E a gieater part of the time has charge oi tneir Dinie class. Jast year his i congregation gave him a vacation ! of six months, which he amployed I : . - . 1 i r , , . 1,1 '"''".i iiiii ui i.ic.uiiiii, riue land and Ireland, and his travels "V Pnf, i,,1hhtS,"U ,;!,tye8. W,U be rnoav evening, jir. tiioson is one ol the most eminent divines of his church, an eloquont speaker, and will be able to thoroughly in tcp'st his audience, and we hone he p.inv be greet d by a full house, lure is under tin auspices Til:- !-.! i f li-.e I P. church .ii this cite i't ice of ;:1: '- cents. Just the Tiling. t he . F r all lovers -f ; of th'- hie: Sr.i-s cb se, buckwh" gr ih-i:n llouv in ,;,. bulk. Try r.r.r c; coff'e gruimd t our :i" shore :: ic!. e;te Packing Co. : thi.-.g. . creaiii ui bulk, ino.d in i roast -l ! i f COAST DISPATCHES. Serious Floods in Vanons tions of California. Per- GIBBS V7IM. OO TO THK VEX. News frsm th S-'ats Capital-The Sapreme Court Adjourns Until Monday A Woald-Be Suicide. r L. . , ... Special to the fo.p.M.n.) heaviest eoutinued rain lor years net in early hint ecning and fell tuadilv through thn nihi, .iji! I - I day there are still no signs or cle.tr From 5 o'clock vester- weather dae till 11 this, morning the fall The the are the ! was nearly three indies. streets are badly damaged on j hillsides, and ,tiie cable lines stopped ov ine ivunr iioouing power bouses. Moie serious dam- . . i i i . . i ... aucs are expected betore the storm ',sor- c;ii;us wn.i. I'oitri.AMi. Ii c cou I.IKE. V2. The argu- incut in the (iiiib: o.i murder trial i closed at 1 ::!( o'clock yestert ay when Judge. Stearns afternoon began to charge the jury, which he itnisneu soon alter o o clocK. .M Vs o'clock the iurv announced that tbev had found a verdict. This fact ll.tshcd into the street with i strange rapidity, and before Clerk ' Church had time to read the ver-: diet the court room was again ! densely filled. Tito verdict found ; Gibbs guilty of murder in the sec- ond decree, which means imprison-; ment in the penitentiary for life. SAI.KM NKWS. i Sai.km, Dec. 12. In the supreme ! court to-dav in the matter of the possession of the Chinese infan's, . Ah Won and Ah Tai, appeal from Multnomah, argued and submit-: ' V. W. Madi-on, an insane pa tient from Corvailis, as left at the .....,, ,. ti.; i .. .1... r :v rtlMtlll UIIJl-HIIMIL IM lilt; UVlIli o!- 1.t.nto;i (.onnIV; -Thls is the ,,il,,t!.l..,.,.,l ;t mad: several attempts at s.uieidi at Yaquina recently. TEACHEKS" INSTITITK. The teachers of Linn county and others intt rested in education will pi. ase ;.-ike notice tiiat a teachers' institute for the I'd judicial district will be beid in Corvailis, Benton ! "'""my, Oregon, commencing on i Thursday, Dec. (ith, and will con j ti,lUe until Saturday evening. Ar- ranuoments are being ma.le with railroads to secure reduced rates. ,,. local committees are a so committees niacin; arrangements to entertain visiting tr. tchers free, at any rate tiiere will be. greatly reduced" rates at hotels. Supt. McElroy is mak ing the usual efforts to make this one of the most successful meet ings. Many leading instruvtors in the state will be present to partici pate in the discussions. This meet ing coming on during the holidays ! tne e wnl be no nood excuse tor non-attendance. Let every lover ot go id m.-tium- work, be presnt. ; Teachers from Linn county are iii.t ,' j compelled by law to attend, hu! a j cordial invitation is extended to all i and teachers are especially ic- ! quested to be present. ; Respectfully, L. Y. Clki.. ! Co. Supt. Linn Co. ! A Corvailis Ilihvj man. Plutarch Lewis, a young man ; who has lived near Corvailis all his ! life, says the Times, and until very recently in the barber business in ! that city, has been arrested as a j highwayman. It is alleged he ! held up a stage coach in Southern Oregon, and he is now in the hands j of the U. S. Marshal. He will be I taken to Portland for trial. Pin-! tarch protests his innocence, and i says he will be able to prove it. I'nlty Drauinp. The drawing for oiir pure China tea set, g'ven as a premium with ; our brand of I nitv . ; 1 1 j . I . . ira, ui im- place Dec. ISth. All those who are entitled to and have not made their guess must do so before the day of the drawing or forfeit their chances. Those wishing a good cup of pure Japan tea should try our Unity brand and get a chance for the beautiful tea set. Willam ette Packing Co. Dresxecl Clilekens. A nice fat dressed chicken for your Sunday dinner only 'J5 cts. at the Willamette Packing Co.'s. 31 one j- lo Loan. Money to loan at a low rate of interest, on improved farm and city property, in sums of $200 to $1(),(00. For particulars call on lhirkhart & Malin, Real Estate Agents. Seissors. Shears. Immense stock at Stewart oi Sox's. '1 he best quality :iid any size or style. Call and examine our stock. Stew art & Sox. rocket uttcry. The large-r and finest display every brought to this valley just reci ived at Stewaittt Sox's. Call and examine. Come nr.il Look. Tbos. fine lot baskets. Ii ink has just received a of wicker chairs, wood ic stands, and some nit.'.-', etc , which w ill cr v Id, vest oric. . li.ii ;:ne p:'r:. be sold at ucs. :. varictv . k, at c.C. rre.it .' r; COAST NOTES. The monthly pay toll cf the O. K. & N. Co. at Albina is $10,000. Herman Hansen, of Tacoma, wis drowned at Seattle last week. The value of taxable prouertv in Klamath comity is $1,090,708.' Wni. C. Garfield has been ap pointed statistical deputy of cus toms at PortTownsond, vice Frank McKee, resigned. The reported charges of cruelty against the officials of the insane asylum at Stellacoom, are denied and the ollicers demand an investi gation. Charles S. Miller, late superin tendent of the Monumental Min ing Company, is missing, lie left Baker City to cross the mountains on snow-shoes, and it is thought he has perished. Thomas Sontar, a Scotchman, hailing from Blairgowne, Scotland, delivered himself to the police at It .1 1 1 . t . ' l oriiano, saying ne was a iugiuve from justice. After being locked no one niuht he was a'lowed to de - part. a .r.-.;u.M. f fi... ivi.i.,tn., i.--i.r.nre is ran vnKsimr the ni jtct of cooifying the laws of the new state, and Hon. . Lair Hill has submitted a and publish the proWtiontoeditiwh1ilefhi88tockVf,"lls, W toilJ same. : and fancy goods m plusli and . . . .silver, and novelties for thechu - on, warden of the! dren will be larger t'-au ever be - A. J. McKenu state prison at raiem, turnetl over to the California authorities. Ilenrv Mo. re, an escape from th" Cali- , frnid pr:sonf xvho iad ' term in Saiein. He the served then out in j claim for $50 for : but the Calift rnia It is said that lie street car line Moore'- arrest,: people d'.n'l see the huiidihgol in Eugene still hangs lire. The city council in 1. stead of aiding the enterprise. seem determined to make it a source of revenue or else withhold a ; the Northwest, it is but the recital franchise. Such a feeling will ; of an absolute fact. It will be to k II the best town in the state, j the interests of the country mer Knterprise must be encouraged ! chants to purchase their holiday to make a place successful. j goods from this establishment, and Ipmortani Annoiinroiiiciit. From now until January 1st j Krausse & Klein will sell ladies ' Laird, Scbobert & Mitchell French 1 kid shoes at $4 jer pair ; all widths ! from A to EL. Their Cura'.oa kids ! at $.' per pair. We hive ti e finest i assortment of holiday ;.??rs for j ladies and gents ever brought to! Albany. We also make a specialty i of ladies' warm felt slippers in all j i'ylrsrM.d colnrs. Come and ex-j amine our stock and you will find : our prices the lowest in the cilv. ' Axtoria. Lots in the north addition to As toria; price $55 each on the. install ment plan, or a discount for caeb. These !os are selling rapidly in Portland and other cities. T am authorized to sell but a few blocks, and it will av you to call early and tret your choice. E. G. Beards ley, Heal Estate Agent, Broadalbin street. Albany. KKIKF MENTION.". Fountain pons 't Will k Stark's ill; mnfllers at Barrows i"c Searls. A household word is Browned, the grocer. Oenuine sweet Morula oranges at C. E. Brownell's. XX XX coflee is the best it. C. E. P.rownell. Trv F. M. French's is headquarters ior fine (. hutiuas goinis. A barrel of choice fresh cr.m- j bciries just opened at ( ' ell's. E.P.rown- Mop at amine t lit: ill ir large Sta ami k's l:e-.i and ex it ne of of lea C. E. watches. If you want a choice cup try my -10 cent tea in bulk Brownell. Look at my five-cent ei.rner win dow, v is the wonder of the town. C. E. P.rownell. Some new designs in scrap al bums, and prices to suit your fancy at ( !niss it Son's. P.arrows k Searls have a large display of silk handkerchiefs for Mie holiday trade. Call at Barrown & Searls' and j see their line of lace curtains in I tasteful designs. i Wanted You to conic and ex j amine the new line of Ninas goods j at Guiss & Son's. j Barrows & Searls hac just re-i ceiyed a line line of the latest' ! styles in gents' neckties. I A fine line of hanging and stand ! 1 l, l,.l nt li T 1 ,,., . Smoke the celebrated Havana filled 5-cent cigars, manufactured at Julius Joseph's cigar factory. (S. M. Strong has at his produce s.: i.d a fine lot of dressed fowls, at some choice apples at $ 1 per bndiel. I ancy articles.Christmas cards, toikt cases, shaving sets, smoking sets, cuff boxes, perfuming sets, scrap albums, ink stands, etc., all at the City Drug Store, Guiss & Son. proprietor. Now is the time to subscribe for i newspapers, magazines, etc. for ISO.). Don't forget to leave your orders with F. L. Kenton. He will forward them promptly and save von the trouble of sending to the Sublisbers. C "T( P Your wonyingwhal ' you w ill get your friends for Christinas until you have seen the line display of watches, jewelry, silverware, toth solid and plated, gold headed .anes, knivc, forks and spoons, napkin rings, etc., etc., at F. M. I'lfin-IcK, the corner jewelry store. ..i.liee lo st.K M;i:((!crs. OIICKIS IM'.CMIV C1VK.V THAT THK ai!Ui"il mi ' of tlia stcc!;noliiera of i aiin. i. it M r. i.r.iits' Ic? iiiuiue Co. of it; O e.-in, w i I I e h.M nt liic ollicc of i in.:i..i:v iii i he t-ir of Ailiaiiv, ,nt;-i)!i. i- c'.ir.c-i iv , J .uavi , 0 at tho hour 1 iv ir the pur pnr'c i f .iid 1 1 nii'Miy tu i.C:-;l,.t .u,.ii 4i-l:er 'ii.e 1 cere .:d of : cf lin k r ii i: ?.i M. I f - ! c t'.i1 vet '. ir :.: rl av.e;ll . i1- mcLtia ay. Secretary A POFCLAR ESTABLISHMENT. Hj Jnlh Grtawihl's Golden Stleluaai Meets th PikluWant. One of the Most extesiTe and ' elegantly stocked establishments i in the Willamelte ralley is to be! found in the Golden Rule Bazaar ' store of Julius Gradwohl in this j city. In order to accommodate his ! many customers lie is in the field ; Cfll'lv this Vfsr nnil liaa alraisln I J , - - . " i v. commenced receiving his immense line ot beautiful goals for the fall ! and winter and for the holidays, j and has one of the most gorgeous and dazzling displays to be seen in I any Golden Rule Bazaar in Oregon. 1 he line carried comprises a be- wildering assortment of fine china, j j qucensware and glassware of the ) ; latest styles and most delicate de-! signs. The beautiful ;hina and ! ; glassware, together with the dec- i orated and fancy wares, novelties, ; j elegant stand and hanging lamps, i 'A 1 ....... . 1 1 ' i toys, uoys wagona ana general ; bazaar goods, present a scene wll '. worth cut s time to visit. Here may be found a complete nne of table cutlery ot the cele-i ! orated makes, Roger Bros.' silver and silver plated gods and Bohemian wares of very variety. : tore. Mr. Grauwobl has enlarged bis slock in such a replete manner i that his Golden Rule Bazaar is not a : onlv a ciedit to the city of Albany 1 : l-mt in fi iritirA W'ittimiatfrt valley, newtr one of tne most ex tensive estaoiishments of the kind in Oregon. The niot important teat urc to purchasers is in prices, and when we assert that his prices are as low as n.y house inthestate and that Lis goods are sold at figures that cannot be equaled in orders should be sent in at once. Mr. Gradwohl has long since proyen bis adaptability to this) business, and it is taking no ri.SK i tosav that this emporium of elegant ! fancv and (iecoiative ware is the n:c complete in the Willamette Hev. Tliose who deal at the Golden Rule Bazaar, will find a laijo assortment to choose from, anc a square, reliable gentleman to deal with. l!-ttcr Thau Kvc-r. ; I am now better prepared than l ' have ever been to suit my custo mers in the shoe line. I have just '. received a large invoice of tho cel i ebrated Laird, Schober cc Mitchell j line shoes for ladies. There is no j manufacturer who claims anything j better than these shoes. I intend to keep a full assortment of them j in all prices, widths from A KK, : and can suit the most fastidious in j lit and price. I also received another invoice of the popular ! ahoc, E. P. Reed's in waukenphast ; snd patent leather tip. These ! shoes are well known in Albany as , a first-class nice iitylc shoe. Or ! ders from the country filled with I care and satisfaction guaranteed. Samuel E. Young. I'ur ihr LalH.t Only. am now prepared to no l am now prepared to no all kinus o; stamping and nave over two thousand designs to chocse from. Also a nice line of em- j broidery materials, such as arra- senes, crewels. No. I am! em- broiderv. chenille prmccts che- n dies, etc. etc. pompons, tassels And the finest crescents, cords, plushes, tetts and fancy woi ma-; terials ever in the city. Zephyr is going at five -ents an ounce. Miss i Minnie Colwell has charge of this) department, and has had several I years experience in all kinds oi l fancy work and stamping. At the I store ol Oregon. (i. W. siuipson. Albany,! Sine Money By buying your holiday goods at j the new drug store. It is wonder-1 fui how a little money will goat; that store. Call and be convinced, i The Celebrated CIU R E Wlirdto'APHRODITiKS" 3EF0RE os AFTER the uencrative organs oljcithtr hox whetticr .arisinir from the txcjs-ivc- nsi of FtiiiHilarHs, toli.foii or oiinii. or through joatlilul untis crction.ovcr iinlulrencc, t-tc, w;ch aliwuof Iirain Power, Wakcfu'nesB, Ilearii!' Pown Tains in the Ka.-k, Siniinal Wiakntss, Hys teria, Ner ous Pros ration, Nocturnal Oinin sioi.s, Leucorrhoe, Dizziness, Weak Memory, Lossof I'ower nnil Impotenev, which if nev, lected often lead to lirjinatiirc old ae anii insanity. I'ri.-e -SI a box; C buxt.'i fi;r.5.00 Sent hy mail en receipt of price. A VV::llH.l. .l ll!tM : in 'ivtn with every ?.' order received, to refund tne money if a IVl'liiiincnl cure is i.oteiTuiUl. We have thou-mnisot testimonials from old and ycutiir, of both nexcs, who have been ;iriuiiit'iiii. cuicu inu ubu l piwu.iii.ine Circular free. Address 1IIK AIMlltO MMIK'lr. 0. Western IJranch, llox, "7. I'ortland, Oregon. For mlc by Kotliay & Masnu, wholesale aui retail lincuists, Albany, Oregon. Instead of otlcring a prize that only bt'iii-tits the lucky one, or sinding not confidential slips i;s loiits, we pro i Pe to opci l.V oiler tin citizens of Ai!i:mv ami vieii. ity lioice goods at bedrock pr'n c? and give 1 a i Fcr eas-li on filch dollar's v-rt b jit ii uu':.i- rcbiil prii i s. .boi l, 1 y;. Iiiiii. si nri .(.- p.:!d b rclii' Uci,--, egirs ;o.il '.lllti r. 'l'll:;l.killlC yn:i f:i- jinir p: st p.it-.-ciiairc liii'l "s ! : t-i 1 : 1 1 yur tii de for tbe lutiire, I lu-ir tu irmurn at your service- J. M. ISA I'D UK. French I " I,1U I or roontrT . Ttturdg4 I f ffli WStO F L. Kenton Staple and Fancy GKOGERIE 4 1 so Choic Candies, Nuts, Cigars and Tobaccos, Fruits, Vegetables, Ete. TEKMS CASH buuscrtptioii Agent papers and Magazines. I fiF""KEU THE POSTOFFICE. J X X 1 V g 1 1 A i 1 B j i J " INVITES THE PUBLIC TO CALL AND LARGE STOCK Holiday -CONSISTING OF A FINE DISPLAY OF OOLI) AND SILVER WATCH KS, GOLD HJBA ED CANKS (SOLD HANDLES. -?ILK UMBRELLAS, GOLD AND FOUNTAIN TEN'S, SOLID GOLD AND DIAMOND OOODS, ANP A N EN D LESS VABIK I Y OF JEWELRY, COIN SILYEE W .A. AND GENUINE ROCEB.S BTiOS. PLATKD WARE ONLY; CIX)OKS, SPECTACLES, AND NOVELTIES FOR HOLIDAY 8. jmmmmmtmmmmm Wi have bonirht all Die negatives mr.dc by L. W. Clark and Greenwood to date (Nov. 15, 18S!l). Implicates can tic had from thrm only of hf, at re duced rates We also have about lsoo negatives made by ourselves, fmm which duplicates can he had at like rates. . We c-nrry the ouly full iine of view cf this state, and do enlarged v.-nrk at lowest rates for first-class work. Te shall be pleased to see ou al cur Ftudio in Fromtn's block, next floor Vo tbe Masoi ic Temple. Ttjlitjs Manufactauer -AND ili 1 l Us : and Sn.tldi.g 1 I ; t i full line of milkers' N IMPORTED AND li CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUITS. Next eeor to pfiVifici's earnly store, Albany. Orcsron, IS i tin lam ! ii 1 1 1 1 1 "Ob! tke cold and crul wiater, Eyer thicker, thicker, tkicker ; Froze the ice on lake and river, Ever deeier, deeer, deeper; Fell the covering snow and drifted Through the forest round the village." k IS COMING. ''O'd Prob. ' says winter is onnug earl if r severe this year than usual. Take time,by the topknot and examine my elegant stuck ot OVERCOATS, GAPE 'ULSTERS. DRESS OVERCOATS. KERSEYS, VALOURS, BEAVERS. MELTONS, C II FAT OTS, WIDF.AWAKK. CHINCHILLA.-'. CAS?; Iv. E.- BLAIN, th: j Leading AT? JJ PRICES LOW. for all Leading New- ALBANY, OREGOM . A 7 tT TZ . rx A- V T INSPECT OF HIS NEW A WD Goods Tiio Leading PHOTOGRAPHERS- ALBANY. OHEGON. Joseph of Choice Cigais DEALER IN- n y.m Articles. r )-..!. : : ti l'liar Alto ik-Rler in liftt, t Know; and more T MERES, MOXTAGNACS. Clothier, EST