THEMORNTNG HERALD: SAT U It OA Y, JtfOVEMltBK 7, 1891
UN BALE.
The Daily IIeram will be on
ale each niorninft at II. J. Jones'
book store.wtiereitian le j'rocuied
at 5 cents per copy.
THE MtllS.
ail t the Alban) piwtoitke tlwo
For all ortkes uortii
Die Ijwtern tiaUa -
rhe Wt-m Mii'e '
C-xslhsuiil Yi'iu'na
jlloltktstfiith..
Ji-ne al tliliv i . oipcii r t'"'
M. an t- 7 r. n. I'm mil e
tax ctnrr a'l
.1' r.
. (Mil i'l
(Jill if
JOTTINGS ABflUI TOW!.
Fresh Eastern oysters at Iain's
Fresh crisp celery at Allen Pro.-'.
Isom has the only oyster p.'rlors
in t lie city.
Oxford ti-9 at J"tn own price :i
Idem Bros.
Pijfs feet and t-"iir Ir.iut a!
Allen Uro9.
Choice eafiii): anile:iikit'i:ai;-Ie!
at Allen Uros.
Repairing neatly il.ir.c at Klein
l'.ro! shoe Btore.
A tine line of i!"M rii.'jjrt just
opened at Will tVc Mark'a.
Klein Dros., ar t"i"n:i t T . -i -customers
an eleint pi net.
(So to the IeTnioiiit'o restaurant
for Eastern and (.'oast oytters.
A full line of elmier i-iiar- 'aw"
tohaccos kept at F. E. Allen V.
Fresh oysters in any style :it tin
Iiaiuund (.'hop House 'Si ie;.tf.
Alien l'.ros.. always gupoiy tin i
easterners with butter aim ej.v;.
Necessaries delieacits and
luxuries, at Allen l'.ros.. itioe.i v.
Fresh .MiH-ha, Java, and I'.leii'l'-tl
collee received on eveiy Meain-. r al
Allen lli'DS.
Stated Coiuiuunit atlon ot I'oi
inthian Lijl;e, A. F. it A. M , liii
Saturday evening.
Don't f..n;.-t that F. K. Alien N
now runL'n a ixrorcv .iue op
jNKsite Masonic "leinple.
When in want of soii:i-thii:r
sweet filch as honey, maple syr;ip.
etc., call on F. I-'.. Allen.
Admirers of sweet toned pUn..
and latest improved oans miiiiihI
call at Will A Link's and see ti.eir
ina-niticeiit instruments.
Just received at tli Ladies
l'.aaar an elegant line i lauev
cords, fringes and oi pons Kt:.il;ie
fur alt kinds of l'a:,cy wnrk,a!so the
new thailes in zeph r-.
Ir. Thompson, of Sun Fiain i-cc.
Cal., Secretary lot the l'acitic
coast of the Anieric.oi Sa!.l..i'ti
Fnion, will prea :h in the L.
church next to-iuoi n.w at 1! .
ami at the same place at 7 ::;() i-. y.
The week of prayer of the Y.j.i ?..-
'lens v iitistian .wo,-iu:i'..ii w-:i
Itein to-morrow ai'lcr.ioi.n at 1
o'clock in the W. ('. T. f.
Speaker. Rev. i. L i-e. -:'.-jwet,
h'master tr..l Uvieii. I,.iv
)otiy is invited to come an. I h.-.::i
the (ood things which Lev. Mi.
Irvine has in store lor us. Ci,.h
music and an inteiesii l: mei sin
is assured.
! THE IN'ORiM MURDR TRIAL,
lit i O'C.ook Tbia Morciug the Jnry i
8 ill Ont.
The c )i.r'.iidiri'' testimony in the
IiV-i""- mu.der rtsi! was given in
vtte.'dav moiniau. The ileffi nl-i-it.
Fia:ik I iijj r : ;n was calleii to
!:e w i f-';" d. Mis e idetue
-is jiiithilv coi tol oiaiive of th.it
ot the li'ti in:'. ii l.o.ulen, and was
Jii'o..' ti.ii'V tlie s.itne sttny ult'iut
suii'e r 'lis leo.viinif ahoiit his
hoi'M- : s the njilt ti.n.-o-i fevcai
ottMVoiis i. hi that on liia nihl
of i'ie 1 . I iz iie wunl out to li e
apple tiee a-uud with t.-.o ieo!v
eiK; that he we'lt to blee,;':!l was
:i df led b iip.irtnich'nj: foot
stej s. He m'tl he sa a men ap
pioa; uii mi 1 in I lid to hiiii:
li. ii'lt up." Tlie loan lire.' at
h:l;i, u'umi he tlnt him l.ice,
nice wittieaeh revolver. He saw
;tii"l!rjr man nin:iiu' a;iv and
t i:t hi in. Tiih fallen m iri made
1 lti'iveiiient,
.i:ain i'l the
vlie:i
head.
lie
11'
s':ot him
' i Id the
hi id hi hi that it mi-'ht he hi
biolher Ih-nry.
to AMmi.v to i.ot
rn
.e:it
paper.
W'I'ij-.i
fa . t ot lie;
u.i ol i.i,
H':".i"e this
Hi:' l w . s
ho -e i mi
! a-cU.
I-M. . .
ir.o the li
He tent Lowil
fy the slici itl' and
use ana read a
I "o.'ey te3titicil to the
.i iciKi nit hoi : o . inj a
.: i i V ilne-d.iv niln
k.i'i.i.. aayiii- thai a
plow nn i htil the
he wauled to defend
(' Tier testified tnat lit-
Fiank lie. tun iu ihe I.O.O.F,
K. iii.iy niiit befole
il In. it he and John
! to settle the dilli
will without oi
.01 " K'O,. I o.l
the ki i 'it', an
1 .1'"' :!!.'.
i ii l oe. lue
li;o ti.e c ii. s.
1. S. Si,--th tettitied on an im
ie i'e! ..il po'ut.
Wid'am 1 v.'niiii sv- r-5 that he
t.: d i.i;:iil wilh Henry lniMin
on Filday and Saturday nights he
ore ihe k I i'l'.:, e id that neithur
of Ihein lit' t'ie p euiises. He
s.od I e ia I U-cn t ' v ?j to ln ti'i
rain Hie I.i-j .i.n will.
.I.nie J. ' '. IVw'l '.tst.lied that
he was i-i'eti c in the In tram will
.-ontesf -.-. ;i!i-.l that the reason
li e ill. e el 1 leu. v 1 ni ,nu was
iot !.; ,(, af .M . iieV. ' t's ollii'c
.', i. (-(M.e Mi. Weitheifo"il was
no, .ii-seii'. Th. v lliie-s was not
jio-iMv-. i. if. h!!'. ln'4'a'n oh
'(... i-d lo t ' ' .. i 'etii "s evidence.
A i .ita a ui.oii u s w -re nt.o
di.c. I t -ov that "iomec'ses
rep.i e.l i'S )lis h ) lrve I'Cetl
v I... :'i lie lie.i.t may l.vefor
sev I 'I .'nil s.
'lie .-a-" w.-s a u:i-d ;;h!y hy the
hi' i e i o i li j.ii tida--. and afle
i..e nisii net.- ot .1 lute l. e,
w.i ji ,ve, ; .i y at o'ekek.
A; ' o c'ocs ii uio:':ti-4 the
j v I ...is. a t. i- t: , ' iir in
a" n ..lit t ,e;;c;i :i ven et.
v.ti
S. tol I'r'iliii.iet 9: il
t i.urvf if StJtly.
ti in.-iand ro'trsa
p. Ill I'V tnc
Knrlietl Wire Krix-e Trl.H.iif.
Anamateureleclrici.nl ii eis--ern
Oregon is alHut to apply f..r a
reissue oia patent or railicr for a
patent for an improMMiicnt o;i th--scheme
of iimiij; harhed w ire l iii-e.---for
a telephone system. 'In
scheme lirst pa.-nt-d, w is n.-vt r a
nuci .-ss, as the wmds while l-eiip.'
transmitted would sometimes he
come en'ari'jle l on ele; !: I. ot
the wire, and as pc--;..is usm the
line would sometime If come i u
raed at this and use hud l.inii:.
the ell'ect of it elinj-'-i to the
wires was very deleterious on lh
public. Itisciahned by a;i ex
riiare, inai me nevv pa'ent w
do away with tl'is diiiicull v an 1 i
W ill so. -n ln possthle f r l.t-inr ts j
all over the w he-fence. I i h is j
of the Inland Fmpiiv t: coiiveis-i
with distant neihlxirs of eveiiin-.r I
w ithout pWi out of d. oi-j, and
cart t'iM.-keen inform 'd as in the!
price of w heat, alliance mjirti i . i
and how the lame mule is u.-tiin ;
alonK, ami can even s,v;ip n ...(-.
or Or.ler jiroceiifs wiliiont l..i-.h.-
to jo to town. IfthWnew ::v.-n- !
ion proves to he all that isch, i di
for it, it w ill lie a ycaf boon to I
thetoili'i milhoiis w lio f.d the!
rest of the world.
1 he I i . , H
. .' I'-.iv. ii .-eiiitv ii.;opii ii l.v
aeliti.;- d uln o'. h ..ra for tiie
.-. 'ire ;i' d 'dvi !!,ie. iit i I the
I ,;Miy t-i'lilic school, l ave hi en
"'. ' ' a puiinin et fo in in
"h iin:ii! e s thai each f ::iilv
i ii n - ihe school whl ti'ieivc
nise i i st my is t fv
Otle 111 l!M' i.V III,' .",.J1
:- oS ; and was in s ju-
r-td Ml liiu P);my .iilji,-
rn u lue f." t year, ecpt
w-i'k lai year wfcs
d. rhee years instea 1 cH.
i-', i:-1 H uo.v is in oioi
THE CITY ELECTION.
A Fall St of Officers to bs Eltottd on
D-.c-niber 7
One month from to-day the city
election will Im held to select a
full setofollicers, including mayor,
iTC Jider, treasurer, marshal and
one coiincilnien from each ward.
The retiring couii'.'iluien are B. F.
Tabler, from the lirst ward, W.
R. (iarrett, from the second ward,
snd F. K. Allen from the third
ward.
There are also a street com
missioner, city attorney, citv sur
veyor and policemen to be chesen,
which will he done by the new
council, these not being elective
oilices. The present ouncil
nave iiniieriaKen a toou woik mi
carrying forward in impoitant
system ot piihlic improvements.
ami it is to be hoped that the
councilmen to be selected w ill be
men who will do as well. It is
refreshing, in these days of boodle
aldermen and exposures of munici
pal t rooke lnt s throughout the
country, that this can be Bid of
the Albany city council.
The Hkkai.d has been asked to
"pitch into the city election cpies
tiou," and jjive somebody fits, but
the IIkkai.u sees nothing to pitch
into. The commencement of work
on the bridge was delayed until it
tine its building lite in the
season, but if the county eouiuiia
sioiK'rs had been as prompt to act
as the city council the work could
have h-en commenced earlier.
The bridal is now well underway,
and if tins substantial structure is
completed without any stoppage,
it will he an important public work
well done.
The work of c miplcling the city's
sewerage sysem is progressing
favorably. The council has been
remiss in its duties in not en
forcing properly owners to cjnnect
w ilh the. old sewers, and has been
sevoely criticised in tnese
coli'Mius for such neglect, but it
has lately undertaken to see that
this is done, and will doubtless
earrv out itsj policy tot tateiid.
The Hukai has no axe to giind
mi the city election, or auv o.her
election. When ihe city ollirals
ertji in the'.r du'y they W'U not
he ciiticised in these cohvris
s'uply because it may be a popula'
notion to cuss the citv council,
but when any waste of the people's
money is at?mptcil er any
obnoxious measuies promulgated,
the I'-teiiu will at all limes be
found ready tj vigorously
cluMiniion tne interests of the peo
ple, on the side of a clean adui'-i-
isiratioti of the city's aH'a8 and
piogressive public measures.
At Tie ahpios'jlMng city election
it is to he .loped that t nil parties
will put ti eir beat men forward,
energetic men of progressive ideas,
men who will d-awahig healthy
vote, mr'Mr.ga cred'table 8hi3ing
of votes on election day and insi"-.
ng the c i itva Wl jlirtti ut, energetic
OitlCli1
TEACHEE3 INSTITUTE.
Piofitable Meeting Held at Sdo Last
Wek.
cniy. 1 he
DNTlf COURT PROOEFDllMhi.
, Load ordered opetieJ accord;,ig
h application of W. 11. Young, el
al.
Matter of trx lex - and bids for
I h.Ot Jl er itiniu-,l.
According lo the i-nhlislied pro
gramme, the introductory exercis
es of the teacher's institute for
Scio and vic:nity wer. held at the
M E church oil last Fiidav even
ing. County School .Superintendent
(J F Russell ainounced that
music by the baud was the lirst
thing oil the prolamine which
was followed by a nicely rendered
vocal chorus by the choir. lr.
C'ole, who had b. en eelected to de
liver the address of welcome, not
being present, Supt. Russell ad
dressed the au lience briellv.
A slioi t leading by Mr. J'.rown,
and another song by the cheir,
brought the pp'giainme to the fea
ture of the evening, a lecture by
l'rof. J. 15. Horner, of the Albany
pub'ic school, on the suhjret of
"School Management," which
was reple'e with good advice to
teacheis and pupils. Music bv the
choir and a selection by the band
closed the exirci-3s for the even
ing. iit II:."!) Satuid.y morning the
teachers and a number of inter
ested spectators assembled at the
disiiict schcol building; the exer
cises of the day were introduced
with a gong by the choir, followed
by remarks by Supt. Russel, show
ing the t-enetits to acciue to the
teacher fiom institute work ; tha.
it was b'S intention to orgmize,
tour or more insirici institutes in
the c junty ;that this on- en brace 1
a large district ; that all or m arly
a'l clasesof people and professions
were organized tor their respective
benefits; it behooved teaches to
organize; that he considered it
highly advant:giot's for th.-m !o
do so.
l'rof. (Jeddes aisdotheis thought
the plan a good one.
bupt. Kusaell then s'ated that he
would entertain a motion elect
a president and secretary, :ad
Prof Oeddes was accordingly se
lected as president and Mrs.j Jane
tioiu as secretaiy of the t-zlo
Teachers Institu .
ISCSIXKSS LOCALS.
Oysters in every style at Isom,s.
Cranljerries at C. K. Browneil's.
Meals at the Pelmonico l! cents.
For nice frefih oysters go to Jchn
Iso'n's.
any ipiantity at
families 50 cents a
in
Oysters
Isom's.
Oysters for
pint at Isom's.
New jewelry cf latest patterns at
Will & Stark's.
Kuy your gasoline stoves of
Hoi'kins Lros.
Will & Slat k have some elegant
souvenir spoons.
Meals at all horns at the Ilia
nioiid Chop House.
When in town call at t lie Del
monico for your meals.
Fresh oysters in any style at the
Diamond Chop House.
Choice pickles in hu!k, or quan
tities to suit, at I'arker Bros.
(ireat reduction in embroidered
flouncing at W. F. Reads.
.
Fresh comb hor.ey. Linn county
production, at Barker Bro.
Beaulifu! gold watches in every
iniagical.le design at Will A
Stark's.
1 adies, Misses and children's all
wool unc'eiwear in gieat variety at
the L-idies Bazaar.
Keep your eves open for bar
gains at F. K. Allen's cheap uro
ceiy store.
Littler A Ball, dentists, make
aluminum plates, uo'd plates and
continuous t;tiiii plites.
Sodaville water is kept coiistaut
ly on hand by the bottle a'. i. L.
Blackmail's drug store.
Go to the Albany Baths A Lai
her Shop for tir.-t class wor!;.
Ueo. A. Landreth proju ietor.
All kinds of fruit boxes in
quantities to Miit at the Sugir
Bine Door & Lumber Cv.mpiinv's.
Span of good horses, harness
and farm wagon for sale. Apply
to J. A. (iross or at Depoi Hotel. "
Furnished room suitahlj lor one
or two gentlemen. I'se of hath.
Coiivenient location. Inquire of
C. B. Winn.
Will ,c Stark will be sih-id to !
line ot beau- i
lilul silver ware. It will do vou i
geed, even if you don't buy. I
Call and see the brilliant dis-'
play of library lamps i t C. K.
Browneil's. Not one kept over
f .oin last year but all this year's
ftyles and will be soil at the
MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S:
Jf U k vw&r
We have overcoats for the big.
And Overcoats for the small,
Overcoats for you one,
And Overcoats for you all.
A Great Overcoat Sale !
We make OVERCOATS a leading specially, and ca-i truthfully assert that no sm h an a s atm. nt
has ever before been se'n in the Willamette Y
Ca-oj overcoats
Long overcoats
Holtoi ovcrcoitj
"Worstod overcoats
Ulster overcoats
Chinchilla ovorcoais
Eersey ovorceats
Stockii:t over:oats
Wu h
Cheviot overcoats
Teiver overcoats
Co krcreTT overcoats
Wc"aavo Bluo, Black and Broa Overcoats
"WchavoTan, Sauffand Slate Co:oredOv:r:o t.
Overcoats "with fur on and overcoat j wlihs-at .r'
Overcoats with Velvot Collars, Overcoats rvlth cloth
"We ha-50 sialo and double hrcastei overcoats
collars
Wo have overcoat: for .he small ra-s. z? well as the large nan
We I
uvo overcoats wi'h si'k lining, and overcoats with eassimie lining, v
sat n lining, and overcoats with worsted liuir-j. Call while the
sortim nt is latge and make a selection.
have ocieo.;ts with hiruu'i
A committee ccnsis'.ingof Messrs !
.... .. .i ...
vtusou, jyius aim .Miss Kose ! snow you their iar
leery were appointed to tormiiute
a programme tor Ihe next nun -ly
mi jling.
Fnrollmeut showed the fo low
ing teachers to ba (.resent : SI. R
Brown.tieo. C. Wilson, J. R. tied,
des, Louis Ba'zee, Rose Beet y,
Laura .Myers, T. C. Long,, C. L.
Sutneil iiid, Janey tiom, M. N.
Richaidson, O. B. Cynis, Klsie
Mii'tin. Rose Moore, Fanny K.
Brown, V. B. (io;,i, L. A. Wilev,
W. il Latta andC. W. Slul iu.
Discussions were then held.
.M R. Brown then spoke on the
topic'of school managtment: Mrs.
Jane liom on inmarv readius;
l'rof. lied Its on oithccraiihv : Dr
t ole on phys:olok ; all of w hich
WE II A VIC A FI'.W OF OCR
lowest 'ivmg prices. I
Mi. J. S. Sloigan has just I
completed burning a freth kiln
at 1 is brick yard one mile west of I
the court house, and is prepared'
to till all orders. A man wiii he I
in waiting at the yard to attend to '
all callers for brick. j
1 or
i
liAniinni
fl u
J w v 1 1 1
-IF
YOU
$.00
Mils
or
MS
AV1SHL ONIi
i
THE WilKLIl K.NKlCIt Kl.
C'i 'Ol o '
!!i;:t III-
:i .i i i
. e-
- ' 1 h- II. he set ool eonrsr
f I'm ' lt d :u;i! S.d, m Icing onlv
i t Ve.i s in I i ) l' li, 01119 was
.M'lei to ci 1 ri" point ; therefore
t!r r t.e 1 io'.er Ii:- or ly eii lit
"" h-s t .i-1 of nine. T.ie
: . 'i.iiions a-e very ejti;cit and
leiUi iiciisv. 'or iiist.i tie., on,.
I hew will iMiw.
a'.ieiii ion that
ve pupil mil only
"tii. but dtlt
were generally d'scu'sed by the
teachers present.
A report froaa tlie conimil'ee on
resol'.itio is wm read, than'e.g the
clie;ens of hcto for the rect nl ion.
tlie choir and baud for music. !
l'rof. Horner for h's iiiHlt.ictive
lecthre. Mrs. Brown lor selict 1
rending and Supt. Russell for Ins
activt laL'irs in icho d work. J
Adiouriied t 1 meet on Fiidav
even Jig, Die. 4.
rule w n leu m..i
1 .tie I. .- , -t-'
:e h r- in
i j i i 1 in s I o I
1 1 iiiii ri'i-"n:iiu :
1':. T'.:i !i"is shall he in at-U-i;
1. he at theo resiteel :ve school
i s u:;d i.ii.-ii t,,. midi. J,,r the
lino ol iiei'i!s thirty minutes
re I'ie 1 ime of e iiniiiciu i-iir in
in ii .-. i'.'d r.'Uhi' 1 oil the
s en: i tne s- ool
toon, w neii ll.ev
' 'l sued a ln; t'ler as
tees ol witnesses before grarnl
lui y allowed.
Naturalization pa; ers wxre grant
el t raiiK 1 Iomega 1 1 a.
II M S:one, biridif" Thomas
Aiaiiy reavliertt'
pn'l'
(suri!ttltii.
The facilities of the present day
for the production of evi-n thine '
that will conduco to the material!
welfare and comfort of mankind j
are almost unlimited and when j
Syrup of Figs was hrst produced)
the world was enriched w ith the en i
ty perfect laxative known, as it if I
ihe only remedy w hich is trulv !
; pleasing and refreshing to the taste i
j and prompt andeilectiia! tocleaiifie i
tneevHtem cent v ill l ie Nurd .
1 time or, in fact, at any time any
j the belter it is k:i- vvn the more j
popular it becomes. 1
I I. Uallat;e &
Co.,
ALBANY,
N'rW.A H AAT PT.nn
. - 'M...Jt... 1 Jl ' U 1 ' f
K.
OREGON.
Fail to do Our Duty.
Kverbody has at times failed to
I do'fhi'ir diitv towards themsel vt-s.
Hundruls of lady renters stiller
from sick headdche nervousness.
ie, ,.1
-eii .
the
M-IOol plfl''
'io-e.-t i:i the :
sha'i d shirse
ICctititl MrtlitK
1 Ii interest at the Vv; fit.e'h a!
revival is ipiitu eiii'iiiM-.i!!j, :ind
Will he eoiitiinied over Niih.liiV.
and all of nexr week. .Mei :;'iv.; i',r
Suinlay will be fol'itws: Siri tav
NcluKtl at PI . .11. Ah rn fig s. r- 1
111011 at 11 a. m. "('0111111111 ion with j
i'-d"rid ''1 the veiling ' i::, !-'
niiv'.
ir
u 1 .
LitrKV I'rrilit.
To-days train, 011 the l
l'aei''ii to the Vont. be ' r tin.
itm
" P'lj I'S
''e ; "etr
j.lrv
. in 11'. 1
ii eh c
e ,e v 1
il lo av
scliiio! s.n::
l; is I'm id
nolo p -ittl
course ol s'n iy.
!.. e;.ii ' in I ne
,nii':ii u on
' it sc'iloI premises
're lo oicnpy
" e it'll d iss
poii ion ol
ue lt;r
.Ms
t 1 a en inji; iy tne pupils a least
three blocks I 0,11 the m Iioo! budd-
OIL'. I" H' lll'T I! IS V -,ilil!!l( d
w I . .1 of t
i'ie l -icli ' A
J. Hi l,iii;
a- a s'li-.-i.'i
' :!..ed for
ne. As eveiy pa, t of !
11s apparently
a coiiii'l-te
1 o' i e y. 11. but b illie -
lh.il evi iy other public j
a lo on i-i the- t-tate
,"1 at Iteth'li's eciiio
iialioi.s und
a id we are bat
when we do the
(. reek bridge $
Albanv I'on Works iron
for MilU rs bri fge
Mack Sawyers, aid Hen
derson K tioa-i, acc'i1 noor
Jus. Claypool, .siiinty . . .
M . Fi'.g 'raid, boi'ipy . .
ilass it l'rudhomie
( ' B Tccr bounty
C W Cobb, stitionery.. .
II S Williams, fees .....
Train & Whitney, print
ing ."
F Crawford, aid Mrs
Roberts
B W Cooper, fees. .......
Fre t Carey, bounty
K H Maddux, hounty . .
M K I avis, ac -t pc jr. .
C.'iiniiiiie & Davis, roads
and bridges
L XV Dejoe, roads and
bridges
A Wheeler, same
1' Spoil:, lumber
M Wade it Co., roids
and hrnlges
D R N Blackburn j.:d of
poor, acct reads
14
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10 01
2! oO
r 00
2 bO
27 (10
5 00
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II Oo
20 (0
111 so
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10 50
'he Teachers' Association of the !
public school held its regular nu-et-
g ei"iesilay eveii"ig. Ai e- ,
cellent paper "on school discipline j
was read ny l'rof. Horner, whii h I
w as thoroughly appreciated by the j
teachers present, (.ireat bent-lit is
hoped to result from the meetirgs :
of this Association. The teacheis j
all observe a new and laudable ini- i
petus at work in tlie several classes,
which they uttiibute to tlie hearty
personal interest taken in each by
l'rof. Homer.
.-a n.e.
'Oli
!.-.s!
1 t'.
tran to make the
A 1 .
vim mr u.e season, w.n ir;.,
large amount of fnig' t ;-i
shape of the wn -rs supplies
the settlers there. Met- it n
atid Rowe. of Bi't irib.i-h w
ilon vt sierdav pnrcl fi
themseLet and neh ii' hm jtrm h.i
nnd -r orders three car I. a '-.
Ntit tl I.IHtltU,
(.'ii i f ei i'o' cj !l..ini--i I' t'ir-ieil
. a.la-t i '.i-irii.' wilh John C. stnli.
Me . w ho v. a
'" I 11. ...n i-:
till:,- t.
1
ol, !
s fe-
ov
w
J. C.
(). p.
Ai.er Nrw l.i;.
V.mto, .,.. .1
. ... " i . .i - , ,. 1 ... ,,..v
K. R.. was in iv- d'et n ,.
v'tttt.r.l.ii uitii liij f 1... 1 '
- .j. ..... .. i.io , un- T j
Ids way east. Mr. Yoc j :- r
old time conduct jr : 1 1 m a- Ioti-
in an accideat on tin- tinm p.t. :
cilic resulting in the 1 1 is?, till .' ,
leg Iteluw the - lee. He travels
uprightly enough on aiti-ir:
limb. He is eiuoiUe 1 at ,0 ion-1
1 . - .
riiri- new icj;-. .i r. loen.', who
reside- at Albanv, h ti. tp.
seveial friemls at I'eiid!- l.m
l'endletoii ilast ( .vg"ti: m.
:il;' 1 o
accil
s !. th-.-K
in
i.-i d of 'o i'i: a chee'e
iter. It ai'pt are tiu't
ntle-ii:' 1 was nor
cr ime he was accised
vs ect: i- as ,ivl m
r his f-.i' 'u-r and had
00. 1 lo draw checks
s name. ll;s inth. r
i!- 1 ;s m' 'it t Cat tne
Notice to the I'll It lio.
I have this day eld to R ti.
Watson A Co., the grocery store
ami eomission bii.-iness heretofore
cariied on by me, at the comer of
F.llswoith and S-cond street, con
sislh:g of stoi k of groceries pro
w.-intis lix'iires, etc. I will pvy
.ll I il.s incurr.d by me w hile con
ducting sai I tutsiness, on presenta
tioti. I retain the bojk accounts,
aitt parties indebted trmucan
call and pay at the store until Dec.
1st, 1S!H. R. (i. Watson it Co.,
rt'c-. ip'ing for me. After lb U date
all unpaid accounts will bo placed
III Hie hands ol mv a'tornee f,
collect'o-i. K. ". L.tNM.vi
Sow 2, IS'.U.
Salem Journal ; A Ceiman giil
in Salem has a letter from a
brother who wanted to leave
ttermany for America and
coming to Salem. He Favs the
government will not permit him
10 leave, as all ( ierinany is being
fejt in readiness for a war with
Russia and France. No young
men of age to do nr'ltaiy d ity is
allowed to leave the country.
MIL'S M Kll. t l it I U 1'It l.S.
4
Act 0:1 a sew principle rcgula
ting the liver, stomach and bowel
through the nerves. A new tlii
covery. Dr. Miles' Bills speedilv
1 ure biliousness, bad taste, Uopi 1
liver, piles, constipalionr L'i;
eiua!ett for men, women, children.
Muallebt, 111 iideht, surest, I iiOdosei
for 2o cents. Sauniles ee. at
Stanard it Cuick.
French Tanvy Wafers.
These wafers are for the relief
WurSurr. and cure ol painlnl and iregular
lnenst s, ami will remove all ob
structions, no matter what the
cause, and are sure and sale every
time. M:tm;l:if tm-fil bv Kmersi.ti
"as I ,n)), (t0j Sa!, ,t) rajt a(1(1 fur
I sale at J. A. Cunimitlg s dniL'
fctore onlv.
l"eplesstleFS and female troubles.
Let them follow the example of
Mrs. H. Herbechter, Stevens
l'oin, Wis., who for live years
suH'erPil greatly from Nervous" I'ro-
stralion jiml sleeiilessness, tried
physical!? and different medicines
j without success. But one itot'le
of Dr. Miles' Nervine caused sound
sleep every Highland she is 'eelini;
Mke a new person. Mrs. Klizahcth
1 Wheeler, Laramie City, Wyoming
' who tried ail other remedies, ie
j clares that alter three week's use
of tho Ne ire for Headache,
Nervous Bioo -ation, etc., she was
i entirely relieved. Sold by Stanard
tt Cmii k. Trial Bottle Free.
The .Misses, hull have received
their stock of tnilil-iei v for the j
season. ( all and examine befoie J
purchasing el-ew hi re.
Ill t ".I !, AKMt'.l SALVE.
Tl.e lie-1 s.t've in the wo. ',1 for .'u'..
I'.ruiso, S11.0, .: cis. Klicuiii,
Ki'vn sine, Tn e., Cii.'ppetl lbmc,
1 :!ii!e!:iitis. ( 0,11-. ciitistvhi Eruption:.,
iiikI pos lively i n p'-v,, or 1.0 .ay
icuhri'd. It is giiarauleeil to givj
"erf- i t :ili.-(.icii(iii, or uitiney re.
!in:ile1, Prii-ii cents t-r box. Kcr
ah: lij Koshry ,v M.isnii
Pastry Without Butter.
'or
.4 SI t-tl O 1. 1? to lll.T.'li mntt..f
it.ee tii 1 1 . i .4 1 ii licit!;- check ! Ha villi? bought the grocerj and
. li !n A i:' it 'i to mote I commission buidness cairied on at
Th.- nt.nttr v I! i be sih's I corner of Second ami Klisworth
' ulru,.tj 1... t I.' f t ... '
! U
s'lj.l
.'. to "!y settled
t iiei j 1 ,ci ...l
with t't 1 nv ii.r-
It.allt t,
Jo-t'l'h Cov
F -in:; Butte, e
at I itv!:ie.
k -low .1 ci ee.
I l i- A. O. I".
11 ar
inst.
Ilvr IMtl lllitliil iy.
Mrg. A'thouse. of this cite.
T;:se
Ki'-iri I'.
a
lo .k at
. shoe 1 1.
brate.t her !:;r l birlh lav on W. d-'
jiesday. A pleasant fanr'y r.'h ii ei
and dinner was given at the resi
dence of lur daughter, .Mrs. Sa'ah '
.lthouse. j
j. i-
Ull -t
ft 1:11.
. 1 ! tii 1 :.f
"I .' it
lif.
streets hy rant. h. J. L-iiminu
! and laid in a lull nnd complete
I sleek of choico family groceries
1 and supp'ies.we respectfully solicit
iti . . . t t - .
11- I'.tnoii.t-t; 01 lornier custom -ra
ami of the neoit'e ueneraliv r.f l-
bany and vu-initv.
' I Ii. i" W .t,.v n..
is a mi i.ihel ' it f 1 .i-".
ifths-'tv I -err'ng 10 t ie aoove I take
' ' j pleasii'e in reeommeMlii g n-v
the piano at ; H";eeasors, R. (i. Wa s .n .t Co",
,.. j to former customers ainl the jm-o-
- - . pie of Albany and vicinity.
I K. J. I.AXVIWl.
- j N..y. 2, IHid.
tit mi Wttl ,b', 'i,v. j
p ' ',; V"-;".1vNt.V,rep g , Hh ar"'i t
1 " "ea j
f .1 tit.-pii Cox ,
. who resides
el 1 n the 1st
He was a
an I w
W.. of
l-l Kit.
Light, flaky and digestible pie crust and all kinds of
fine pastry can be made with Dr. Price's Cream Baking Pow
der without butter or with one half the usual portion, if pre
ferred, or with a small quantity of lard or other shortening
as desired. Pie crust made in this way is more wholesome
and digestible besides being more economical and easier pre
pared in addition to saving all the butter if desired. One
third the flour is also dispensed with, and the crust is rolled
that much thinner, the raising qualities of Dr. Price's Powder
swelling it to the requisite thickness. Those who enjoy the
appetizing qualities of the delicious home made pie will
rejoice to know this secret.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is the only powder
that contains the white of eggs.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is re
ported by all authorities as free from Ammonia,
Alum, or any other adulterant. In fact, the
purity of this ideal powder has never beeu ques-tioned.
o jL
In (lie Worid - shall I Buy?
FOR PRICES, ()I;.I-!TV COXSiiH-RKi).
fcr i :
;tr..n
r.rv
Mil.
1 ; i r
Tin: a wttt
Tin-'. i. u r-T.i
Tin; i:i;M:rir.i
SO WE CLAIM.
CALL MD SEF.
L. E. BLAIN,
Thn Lcadincr x'Clothicp
Merchant Tailor.