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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING HERALD: SUNDAY, vtfOVJEMIi Eli R, 1891 Rawing &nycrat(l. ON HALE. The Pailv HKn.un will Je on ale each niorninij at II. J. Junes' book store.where itian be procured at 5 ceqta per copy. Tilt: vmils. Malt the AlVan. r...sUll.i.et.Io) THE JURY DI3J.GKEED. Tii I; gr'.m Haider Cut Continued th- Nut Term of Court- Until Ait; F r ll ollit-rs nnrta The KatiU-rn state n, Went Siile C r llitt ut.l Y'WU'n:i.. ill oiB.-4S nith Uc-lir .a! iltlll.IV o,-:li 0 A M. an' to 7 r. . box . titi lv. I M:1" . r. tecl f.l.lll t oili e rj.n JOTINOH AKfX T TOW! Wili; Stark, 1 1 - j-A Ii-rs. Freidi Ka."tcrn oy.-tor- at Is..m'rf Kresh frit" cclei y at Allen Km?. I.-om hurt tin- on:y nvhU r parlors in the city. Ox font tie 4 at v. iti r o n j rice ;it I .lew Dros. IijT9 feet ml K. ur l.ra'.t at Allen Lros. (,'lioice eating :ituleii.!cii:j.':t;;.!i.-r at Allen Uros. Kepairin noittly done at Klein Eros shoe store. A. Willielu), uieivhuu'. of .Mon roe, is in the city. I.iiy jrnr heating ami stoves of Hopkins l'.roa. J no. Foshay ret in mil h"u terday fn.ni a trip Fast. A Mi line of kM 1:1 opened at Will A Sutrk'3. Klein Dion., an- giving tl . ir customers an eh i:.t pi..-;... tiototlie I Vim. .11 in. res:;Miraiit for Eastern an. I t'i;int,otei3. A full line of el ti-ar nn" tobacco kept at F. I'.. Allen's. Ires', ovstcrs :n :inv t-t v'i- :.t th.. use ".' i rent?. Ci. It H- j-:M J 'milium I l'hi) H.xise -' n Alien Urt.s.. always tupp CL'stciner witn l-.uttt.-r ami v th. r. l: I'M', rrr lit! v fr- in Mr. K. -liclni.':iii, J ;is lrtati.1 in AU.a'.y. Xertssinit s th-Iiraeit s at..: luxuries, at Allen I'.r- s.. -i.,.,iv. .Miss Zelia Parker h:is returned from mi extemit. I vi il in ..otlit in Orfijii. Ask your grocer for s..'i e li.i moice miiiiv uuat out ni.i.v i U hi.i;- out all nijiht I lie jury in the JiiL'nun niuiiier ease y s'l-rd.-.y morniiij; reported that il.ev were nnaMo to airirf. Four stood for murder in the ti rst th lin e, four for murder in the 'hi-i.-.i't tii-n-r, ami four for J uc.jUitti.U .Inline I'oisr ordered the jury I .list h iiL'ed an. I the ra-e continued j until the next term of rourt. No j ii;.; !ica'i..n was made for hail and the prisoner rt inumlcd to jail. I Ciin.-i'li'raMe fec'iiiir lias heen j aroused in the n 'ihhorhood u heie j tlie ki ting was done, while the i prevailing sentiiiu nt is that tlie ' il. l.-ielant is "rnilty. It is iikelv that Home new and Mronp-r evidi nre wil! he ohtainttl hy the stat- at the new wl"r!i v. ill e-.me uuat th.- term of rourt to he held in March next. I . i.-; s.ii I that the defenso will fil th a voi tosei lire a change f venue to aiiotiier roiinly. It in likely" that the hired iikiii. I.owili-n, w iil he held umlei L litis t ) :-t i-iiie his atteudaii -e as a v itm-ss.. The f inr jurors who Voted for a vii'Mrt of murder in the first dea re were: l'ctt-r Ui.her, V. S. Ku'.it. Albert I'lnphrey and A. J lais; th-jM- l.o votetl for murder iti the teen i tlt giee wele A. J. Hieltoti, .1. .. iulliiord, S. S. M.-vtis ami W. F. Potter; those ! wh vt. tt d forar-i'iittal weie Frank j I'e'er.-i.n. '. .Moon, John ; ii,l.taiilJ. II. .Murndotr. j LIXN CCC.Nty BUSINESS CUUNIL. ( The met'tii of the Linn county I patr. lis, u illi irand P: a irie Grange No. lo. yestt I'lay was well atttnd j tlt the v.n.oiis ranjie hein; 1 leiut-senteil. in spite of t-loppy roads that made it a matter of coii-si.It-iaii'e tr nhlc to rvarii the plaer if lueetillv', the t lier: 1 in ten st in the wellair ol the order , hroiij:iit a j.-oodly uiiinher to look , after the Iiil.-il.t-KS. i Pres.dt nt I'.ryant and S eretary i Powell weiv- piompliy in iheir ' plart 8, anl the wuikif the m.et- lie,' was taken up. Aet:t Matt .Miller reported, s-mi in mat.t-rs ol liu.sinesd inter- KEWS OF THE COAST InttreBtlng Items from ExchiDg't Th-ooghout the Northwest. ieese and swan are plentiful on the Columbia at The Dalles. i tst Pi Hie ui-miiels. T.ithani. ' On iieHion a cmuiiltee of live Fresh .Morha, Java u;.l P'en.'e.l ''"',ul ar raiiKemeiils loi the cotl'ee received on ev. i v Menu, r at 'l,xl "",;ti"-,,1 l,,V State tiranKe in . Alleit itroj. " ' Ailuny, cimiiiciiciiig on tins lourtli llA II 4 t-i ,, i'lit-Mlav in May, s!n, was up- thi , ,'.r 7. , V'''-V ",',"i,v i"i'.('.das f.,!i..s: J. II.Seott.M. he- p .! .,t at II,,. . on.,,.,,,,,-:,: S. Train. S. Fro.i.an, li. .!.u,ch t i-.Iay. A.'l , vn:e. Suh-eripiions for ail f I I. -: i . 1 1 1 1 It was I'urthei movt d ami arrietl in ii.'aiiies and nw s,i.i eis lal.en tl::'.t a rt,iniiii!tt e on invitation ut the H,st...'!:i-e. and rerepti.-a of two from each Miss Hettirf Miller :e'i i il -.1 -:i'.tn.'" If appointed at the next t rday from a in'in: h.-.' isi ' i-i ""etiiig of Hie iv.uuril fioui eat-l Oakland, California. ' -'' repit s n'ed in 1 he ct.unril. Pon-t f.-r- t that F. F. Ml. n i . ' l1"1' tUAi VU r'ix :" ' ''' r'l"f-te.t nuw rmiaiiw a .ro.t rv ,.,.. 1 1" M'-est tlie imi. s of a orother polite Manic'lempl.:. ' e' li. 7k,' "' .'r" i'" Want "f n m. .lion it was niianimouslv FweetMi.-h a-honey,in:ipi, tr,.p. VoV. .l,at .he pr.si.it iu of the ti'..,eall on r. 1-.. Al , . eoi.n.-il, lion. John I'.iy.mt, he add- In the case of I'.ir -. h mi vs. I" tne c jiniuilti e ol general ar r.innhnm, i.jr a tliv..n the tie-! raiis.i uie:.is. fen.iaiit ail jrt e.l ,i. A t-..ii!in:ttei; on linanre. f jt the Frt-d T. Merrill, of Portland, lie ocra-i n wa3 appointrtl as hampi..n bicvr'i.-t of ti .- N.,., I ! "As: . S. Tiain, M. II. Wilds, wet. wa.i in the ritv t m. i.! v - A I'awst n. CountvCl. rk Paw", , ,.'m . ,;-v il v-e of the r. u-uil, the next cenes vester.lav to I I i :,. ' '.he coiii ril on the t.rat ... . n.nii.1. mi. .,, . , wull (,.tk pj, (iraniie Adinirei-of --.teet t..i:t.-.l i.i.in.-. I No. ii. and latest in..r.,v. I . r.ai.s sl-ou!.! ! A; a n.m; hv llit choir of miii.v l.l:r s ami see li..-:i 1 Benton county shows an increase in net valuatiou of f 150.0C0 in the past year. There was a public meeting at Dallas Thurttlay night and t7000 subsidy was euhscribed on the s))t for a woolen mill plant, $!KXH) is asked by an eastern capitalist w ho is ready to put up a $20,000 mill to employ fifty hands. IJaker City held the first election in the state under the Australian ballot law. The papers there say of it that its workings gave entire satisfaction, however lunch the ! strikers were at sea in their en deavor to intimidate voters. The trial, change from the old style of voting promises inucii towaiUB ine purity of the ballot in future. Wednesday was a big day among the hopbuyers and the growers at Aurora, and, hy the way, Aurora is keepii-g up its reputation this year as the hop center of Marion county. The highest price paid w as 15 '4 cents. This perhaps the highest price that has been paid in this section of the state this year. Hon. W. L. Bradshaw, the new circuit judge in Eastern Oregon, started the sleepy attorneys of Crook county by opening court eveiy morning at 8 o'clock, and also holding a session every eve ning. Judge P.raddiaw is from Yamhill county, and that explains it. 1 hose w ho are so fortunate as to have gotten their star; in old Yamhill are all rustlers. Corvalli6 Times: The fall rains have been earlier than usual this year, but it is undoubtedly for the best. The ground has been tho:oughly satur.t'd and farmers are enabled to plow at hast a month earlier, than t year ago. The result will he a large acreage of full-sown grain, with prospects of another abundant harvest. We predict nice weather from now to Christina?. A nugget was found the other i lay in Grant county tt at was as laiye as arhihl's hand and weighed $.'!oo. The Kast-Oregonian des cribing it says: The big nugget was discovert d uniirriiPHt h a lock. hy which it appears to have ben''?ral" flattened. It averages alwut four inches in length, two and a half inches in width, and one quarter of an inch in thickness and i about as pretty a piece ol noiii as a man ever feasted his eyes upon. THE CH0RCHE3, Whea, Whr tad by Whom EeiTioee Will Be Held To-Day. Conokeg ahos ai, Corner of Kuurth and Ferry streets, Preacliinir every Sunday at 11 a. m., Hint 7:45 h. m. Sabbjtb sell lot at P2:i5. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Kt. 8. E. Webster, U. 1. of Peucfeylvauia. Pastor. raESHTTERi ax. corner of Broadal bin and Fifth streets. Service at tl a m. and 7:o0 p. in. Pastor Kev.E. K. I'rit hard. Sabbath school a,t 12:15 p. in. Prayer meeting every Wednesday eAening. M KTiiouisT. Corner Ellsworth and Third streets. Services at 1 1 a. in. and 7::J0 p. m. Pastor, Kev. 8. E. Meiuhi Ker, Pastor. SubbaMi school 2::iu p. ni. Prayer meeting every Thursday eve uiug. St. Paul Metiioimst Corner Mont gomery and Third streets. Services at 11 a. in. and 7::!0 p. m. Pastor, 11. S. Shangle Sabbath at-hool at 10 in. Prayer meeting on hursdav evenings. CSlTED PllESItYTEUIAX. ConitT of Washington and Fifth streets. Servi ces at 11 a. in. and 7::jup.ui. Pastor Kev. S.G Irvine. Sabbath school at 2::i)p. ui Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. Evanoklical. Corner of Lyon and Fourth streets, services at 11 a in and 7 30 p in. Pastor, Kev. L. S. Fisher. Sabbath school 10 a. in. Prayer meet ing ever Wednesday evenimr. CuuiSTlAN ClUKCll Services every every Sun. lay at their church at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Prayer uiee'iii' Thursday eveuings at 7::t0 p. m. All are invited to atteud. Kev. Jas. P. Steward, pastor. Catholic. Services' every Sunday at 11 a. m., by Rev. Fr. L. Metayer. Baptist. Corner of Lyon and Fifth streets, Services at 11 a. in. and 7:3c. p. in. Pastor Rev. Geo. II. Hill. Sabbath school immediately after the uiorniiijr -Services. Pray-r meeting every Wednesday evcuiuV. EribfoPAi. Services every Sab bath morning at It a. m. Hev, M Plummer, pastor. ISISIXKSS LOCALS. Oregon at the World's Fair. It must he admitted that the canvass being made t raise a world's fair fund in Oregon is not meeting with much success. It looks now as if Oregon would be unrepresented at the great exposi tion. This is deplorable, but there seems to be no help for it. It is possiole that later reports from the canvassers will put a brighter outlook on the subject, but the in i neat ions for such a rei-ult are not now encouraging. Portland Tele ii's. ' to- l.:t.i;..-s line ff l.il;e pons snitabl'- the w r rear ot!tei h.-is.. everal sf.len inau'iiirn t nt in.-lniii: Just received a Bazaar an e!eg.ir:t. o rds, fringes and j ,,i nr ail k n.tn o ia:.v work.al i.i . - ' new niaii-.'S in zri.lii n i oil :,ii Ch-xe il,,i.i: -!, ! from Toledo ) ten!.; v. ,,n way to Por land, I.. -,-i"ii-a -h i pump i.,r tl. T.le f., t , ;.i r..m- i pany. v in. l att iiii ii, v. iei ii it!. s i i.etiaiion, went t. .i;,- th. tl ty and icreive 1 f:oi:i .-. tut thieves arrest. .! tl . :', liiisiiij; artlel. s w hi. i from b in. The sale t l the ()i railro -.tl is advt r:i-. "ii i.e.t.ier, nv Mielli'l .Ma-kay. t'i.- p t... the highest I.i id r on We Lect -niber 'J. a Halloween j in vi it- a ton; tueti?an aiei.ifiitallv r, w hilo j.l - ;ti. , pud the rtsi.ii wa- tl t now ncr-ts a broken i 1 'V. 1. Tholllt'S i. . I j fJ etaiyof the Aiii.-rie.ni -.ib-j "' r l nioii." I r tlie P.:. :;ii;toa,-f, ' -reach in ti e M. Ii ebiiit 1, to' . j .t II . m.. on "N ih:s-i 1-1.,; i t tin Laiitl" ami at 7 e. m. on ' Iay ot K-st I-r An," a 1 v ii made we.e-.iii ! on in C Wi iMi 'III..; I '.st i I i t- I" lit II- lll lav, if.- u ty in ly a-.d gin oil- It gelht I and J;.eoh ir.i.nl Prairiu tuangt' a le ess was i.iKeii. and a boiintilnl uinner, pre iare.1 i.v tl.e hid es of (hand Piai l if, a a hi v discu-sed. ( n resinning wt ik. under cood of llu? unler, Judge K 1'. Boise made ext. n-letl remarks, w hich were I stv ned to with interest and p o it. v iiliam M. I l.l'tary.secretai y of !h' Mate (ir.ine, gave interestim; into! ii.ati. ii relative to thestamling ft the .r lei in the Slate, showing a i.ioperoiis conditio.), anj many o'.'ht-r interesting matters. .1. B. Piopt made suggestions j looking .'..r i he good o! the order. u motion i.i M II. Wilds a vote i of thanks was extended to irand I rair.t- Orange fot its entertaui- mciit oi tlie roiiiicd. A vote of thanks was also ten .It retl to Jud'H Boise ami Secre tary iHleary for their Jttti r.t lance .t'fl appropriate wortls fur the g.) . 1 ot the order. Important If Trn. The NewiKjrt Times is authority for the statement that there has heen a little iuiet conciliation be tween Col. T. E. Hogg and Mr. Blair and arrangements are on foot to push the Oregon Pacific load in the near future to its east ern ter. minus with all faction- working in harmony. The present outlook for the Oregon Pari lie is better than ever before and more eoiititlept-.. it felt ami shown all along the line than has even been seen in the past. It is said Col. Ih-gi is to be president and Mr. Bl.t:r is to name the manager. Our citizens are more conlideut that prosierity is at our very door now more than ever and all ex-M-ct work to began early in the spring. A Severe Fail Charles Tahler. an assistant in the Western Union Telt graph otlice, hail the misfortune yestcr day w hile climbing a telegraph poll to repair the line, to fall a distance of fifteen feet, severely spraining his left ankle and indict ing seveie bruises. MIL NEKVCa LI Ml PILL. Act on a new principle regain ting the liver, stomach and bowel j through the nerves. A new dis covery. Dr. Miles' Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, torpi 1 liver, piles, constipationr Un- equaled for men, women, children Smallest, mildest, surest I i0 dose i for 25 enntfl. Samples ee, at Stanard & Cusick. 8h.it r.r a Bear. .S.iiuuel Kennedy and familv for r.ieily lived on the farm near Park Place. About two years ago the faiinlv moved to Nestuc-a where they have since liveil. The two boys, Jeremiah and Jesse, were we. I known here. Last Saturday the boys were in the woods hunt ing a lu ar. Jesse heard a great com mot ion iu the brush in which their dogs were participating, and, supposing it to be ciusedt.y the hear, he snot. It was bis biorher Jeiemiah and the idiot was fatal almost instaneously. Oregon Cily Fnterprise. il h I lie Southern I'lit-illc K'x tennloti. Aii tllort is being made by in- to.... ... ... j . it' i: ; l o:it-i.iiii iin i-.i in v orvauis Mini ' j M-.nioi' to urg.' th outh rn Pa- t lie I ompai'v to extend their line fyo'ii Cor-. ;.I is to Jul i-i ion Cily at one', t.r early in tl.e spring. The ('rvallis (i.izette says tha? fam. ers a o :g ilis or ip su I line aie i w ihn.g to t.ona'e a certain amount I of labor toward grading the road- llil.'lliltj; 1'iisla. Any ..' serving o, i-on who has been in Albany aia h-imih (,f tim, tMII'lot but half oi-.-t-M. i t! e i.iek t,i hitchii'g !.- s for hoi-"-. ldr mers w I o eoiiie into huii;. are often d.-t.-iretl I In i . irom. 1.,.. cau'-e Itiey cann it li-.id to tl-their teams. f..r ale Utes, a'ltl tie refoic i places to tl.. tiieir trad business men s.'ioi.l ,., , matter ami see that su tat are provided. Sm-I llchiv rei-av f .r tl trouble Sel.t, iu t! amount of business thereby. A word to sutlicit-nt. Look into and act accoul ugly. any p'aec mm to uT-rr e.g. I'ur iitto ;1, !! it .e I lie I, luovinii ' li e ctmit.inv will 'build at an early day ; but thoec parties who mauled this company I tiie liiit of way years ago,' are tk'tttir.g t retl of the coini.ani ' dihittny methods ami delays, and if .-iuiii' n.ove toward buiitiing the tei.sioii is not madt-in the near lutuie. t'.e parties interested will "ig.'i.i.e f r tiie lilirptiM. of t am-el- their strg.'eiiieut with the S. P. ft-rtherght ..f uav granted their I ne. if the S. P. Co., ' n t -ee Iitto pu.-h the matter, i n lerst l that other capital are willing to taktt l.ol.l i.n.1 iv.-,: :l'r l.loe I it i.- ; ist i a con ise would I hni'tl au iialepeinlent line ami tune and inerea.-.d MHi.rv the wi ti.l' II have it in oi.. r.i'i.n l eft; re Hnotln.r suniu.er passes. iti i .11. C. ( lilt It'll M.lll'.ll. A series of '"thi-pel in (services wdl be giien I v Mr.-. I.. 1. Hutchinson M.irgaii' and bet two sons. Jack ami Bichie, oi tb famous Hutehinsoii iuuii'y of silv ers, with brief Blb'e studies by Kvangelist Henry Morgan. Time, 11 a.m ,u ami 7:-0 i". .v.. Mm. lay, JSov. 8th. K very one come aiid welcome. , iii:miv;i). Ti:.V-K MIKLTmX. Ui, SiiutNy, It. ;il t lie re.-lllelltf of A . M, M.t ;t.ii. .il .Ionian, the bride's fattier. Lev. I. I" t ;) in ,,,, oMit-iatieir, Yr. l.l.iar-1 Tra k and Miss Ltii-imla Mii:t.ii:. -M liONAI.H- KlKiEKS-On Suutbiy V. , l-t :.. i. 7 i-i in i.r.iwii.ti e i.f i Murtler Will Out. The following is from the l.aker (. lty Blade: The old spy ing that "murder wiil out" has probably come true at last in the ease of the mysterious dis appearance of Willis Skiff, a prominent citizen of Union about six years ago. The sudden disap pearance of Skill" and the mvsterv which enshrouded the aliiiir is still fresh in the m'nd and does not need reiterating. At the time of the disappearance of Skirt three parties living at North Powder were arrested ami tried for his murtl-r, nam ly, Dr. Tihbits, Bobier and Dave Wiggins. On account of lack of evidence the parties were released. In Mon tana last week a party was hung for murder by the name of Dr. Tibbetts; before he died Tibbelts confessed to the murder of Willis Skitf and afterwards disjiesing of me notiy in rowueriver. Tibbetts exonerated Bobier and Wiggins irotii any know ledge ot or band in the murder of Skill', saying he alone did the deed. At the time of the tnal public sent iiient and circum stances were against Tibbets, but enough evidence c.uld not be gathered to convict him. Teacher' Examination. Notice is heieby uiven that the regular public examination of teachers, lor Linn county, will take place in Albany, commencing on Wednesday, Nov. 13th, at 1 o'clock '. m. and continue until Friday noon, Nov. l.'Mi. All teachers must positively be present at the time of commencement, as no one will be admitted to the ex amination who is not so present. G. F. Rcssiii.i., County School Superintendent. French Taney Wafer. These wafers are for the relief and cure of painful and iregular menses, and will remove all ob structions, no matter what the cause, and are sure and safe every time. Manufactured by Kuierson Drug Co., San Jose, Cal., and for sale at J. A. Cuinming's drug store only. Notice to the Public. I have this day Hold to R i. Watson & Co., the grocery store and comission business heretofore carried on by ine, at the corner of 1-. Us worth and Second street, con sisting of stock of groceries, pro visions fixtures, etc. I will pay all bills incurred by me while con ducting said business, on presenta tion. I retain the book accounts, and parties indebted to mi can call and pay at the store until Dec. 1st, 1891. R. O. Watson & Co., receipting for me. After that date all unpaid accounts will be placed in the hands of my attorney for collection. E. J. L.ixxixo. Nov. 2, 1801. Oysters in every style at Isom.s. Cranberries at C. K. Drowneil's. Meals at the Delmonico 25 cents. For nice fresh oysters go to John Isom's. Oysters in any tpuantity at Isom's. Oysters for families 50 cents a pint at Isom's. New jewelry of latest pat terns at Will k Stark's. Buy your gasoline stoves of Hoi'kins Bros. Will tt olaik have some elegant souvenir spoons. Meals at all hours at the Dia mond Chop House. When in town call at the Del monico for your meals. Fresh oysters in any style at the Diamond Chop House. Choice pickles in bulk, or quan tities to suit, at Parker Bros. Great reduction in embroidered flouncing at W. F. Reads. Fresh comb honey, Linn county production, at Parker Bros. Beautiful gold watches in every imaginable design at Will A Stark's. Ladies, Misses ami children's all wool uncerwear in great variety at the Ladies Bazaar. Keep your ejes open for bar gains at F. E. Allen's cheap gro cery store. Littler & Ball, dentists, make aluminum plates, goal plates and continuous gum plate?. Sodaville water is kept constan lyon hand hv tlie bottle at ti. 1 Blaekman's drug itore. Go to the Albanv Baths A I her Shop for first class work Geo. A. Landreth proprietor. All kinds ol lruit boxes in : quantities to suit at the Sug ir Pine Door A Lumber Company s Span of good horses, harness and farm wagon for sale. Apply to J. A. tiross or at Mepot Motel. Furnished room snitabl for one or two gentlemen. Fee of hat I Convenient location. Inquire C. B. Winn. Will A Stark will be glad to Miow you their large line ol beau lilul silverware. It will tlo vou geed, even if you don't buy. Call and see the brilliant di play of library lamps t t C. E isrowneirs. .Not one kept over from last year but all this year's styles ami w ill be sol I at the lowest living prices. Mi. J. S. Morgan has jus completed burning a fresh kiln at l is brick yard one mile west of the court bouse, ami is prepared to till all orders. A man will be in waiting at the yard to attend to all callers lor brick. t TK1 STKK KHIrNII This is t.. c-itiliv tieit I li:ue IIim ahit rrceitt-tl from w M.-l liei.ii. au't: it at thi ( Luc of ihc t ntxticiit lire InMirjii c t'oninanv. t,f Iln-t furtl. I "on , aixtetrii huinlrol (s..:k.) ...ihir, wli i Ii it rvtTV rent llt.it I v:w i .H'.rtf'i for III mi rcTi.t loss ni-.tr tins citv. I . Iieeriuliv rt-cuntinvii.l this c.tiip.iny ita.l tlicir aynit he re to those ho ti. e.l reliable tir inMir.iiir.', houiiiK thai if any one xliouM lutt; Hie inn i.iriune to oe itiiria", tmt o' nonet- an. I hum. an I have Wvn tle'V "ill h.vo me Ii fiithful lriei..l to sUi..l hy thrm in t me of ilistris.. A ti. H..HI Ailiant, Or , .Not. 7, lvl. Tins is Hie ro. imil Ii i tluttlii taii. Ii n'tl omiiI'hiu p;ti 1 in imr t-ity witliii tli-j last four inonthH an. I ctr.a nlv ; ctk - wc!l f..r it. w. h, .M.Thi-rw.n in tin- ! -r.t for lln t'tii mc-iciit I'ltmraiitc I omiianv in tliiseay. THE WOKI.I KNK1CIIKU. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched w ith the on ty perfect laxative known, as it is Die only remedy which is truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste and prompt andeuectual tocleanse the system gently in the Snrii.- time or, in fact, at any time any the better it is known the more popular it becomes. MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S: 01ZERC0H We have overcoats for the big, And Overcoats for the small, Overcoats for you one, And Overcoats for yon all. A Great Overcoat Sale ! We make OVERCOATS a leading specialty, a-.d ran truthfully assert that nr. Fn. h an .vs. itn. nt has ever before been se-Mi in the Willamette Valley. We hai e : Cat)) ovorcoats Long1 ovorcoats Holt:n over co it :j Worsted ovorcoit3 Ulster overcoats Chinchilla ovorcoats Korsoy overcsats Stockinet ovorcoats overcoats Soz Chsviot ovcrcca Tcavcr overcw-ats Co-kcro ovsreoat: M an. I M.--. I. -r.-ii., K.nt-rrn, Death of (ieorge Keene). A dispatch was received yester d iy by Mr. C. G. Burkhart from J. M. Keeney, at Salt Lake City, tUting that bis brother, George il. Keeney, had died soon after arriving there, where he had gone in hopes of benelitting his health. The remains w ill De brought to his home at Halsev for burial. Another Job for the Grand Jury, Chas. E. Stone was arranged in Arthur ii. MeDoiiulti i Justice Coshow's court yesterday on a cubijio oi iryniic ta pass a Logus check on the Bank of Oregon on James Murray. His bonds were tixed at t-jt 0, and failing to furn ish them he now languishes in the county jail. Kev. c ItOK.N. . MKVK U.-j ni Tl,urduy. Nov. .V, lSiif, . in .Ml.anv. to i hi- "ife of (j'eorire' Mctii, u i"iu. Having liought the grocery and commission business carried on at the corner of Second and Ellsworth streets hy Capt. E. J. Banning, and laid in a full and complete stock of choice family groceries and supplies, we respectfully solicit the patronage of former customers and of the people generally of Al bany and vicinity. R. (i. Watson k Co. Referring to the above 1 take pleasure in recommending my eucceasors, R. G. Watson A Co!, to former customers and the peo ple of Albany ami vicinity. E. J. Lakmno. Nov. 2, 181. whites oLovrrr- TIXU 1 i IU HI ill" III IV 111' .Ilk II 11 I; I j These lines h-ive been invented Ly Mr. (ito. White, The LADIKd' TAILOK, of 111! New- liurliii-toii St., W. l.ontliin Kiivrlainl, and 1112 P. Street, N. V., Washington, 1). V. The success since introduced, 4 ye ira ujro, has liccn marvelous, More'th.in a million ladies in Kurtu e and this country arc iisinjr tlitm with tlie i;reatt'st sali-fat-titin. These liiiiiisrs are cut to y'uir .order, therefore ::n eleiraut litlii'r and stylish waist si ml sleeves are iilw ays i;u:ii!inl:!iil. Tiny ait- cut of Best Kniclish Mlt-sia in all shades. Iu ordering send the but measure, over the liii;li.t purt of lintund waist nie.tsiire; if extia Ions; waisted it:entio'i it. Price, r0 cents: in Fancy ri:.:ed Silesia, T." cuts extra postatte. Send postal note, money order or stamps t;i iet. White, Ladies' Tailor, IMJKSt. N. Vi , Vsshiniitoii , I). C. Wo havo Blue, Black and Brown Overcoats "WchavoTan, Snufifand Slato Colored Overco ts, Overcoats vrith. fur on and overcoat: without far Overcoats "with Velvot Collar:, Overcoats -with cloti collars "Wo ha?e single and douhlo hrcastoi overcoats "We have overcoat: for .he small nan a- -well a: tho la: uaa We 1 e have overcoats wuh M.k linirir. ami overcoats with ciisKiinei.. i;.,;...r .... I, ., Kit ii lining, ami overcoats with worsted linirg. Call while I he as sortment is laige ami make a selection. :tj m i t ! fariiicr- WE HAVE A FEW OF (;CRr: k I! idios 1.00 Siii IF YOTJ WISH s for toys J. 1. Uallae fj Co., ALBANY, STRAHAN BLOCK. OREGON. Fail to do Our Duty. Everbody has at times failed to lo their dutv towards themselves. Hundreds of ladv readers sutler from sick headache nervousness. sleeplessness and female troubles. ,et them follow the example of Mrs. 11. Herbechter, Stevens oint, Wis., who for five years sutlered greatly from Nervous Pro stration and sleeplessness, tried hysicans and different medicines without success. But one Lottie of I'r. Miles' Nervine caused sound leep every night and she is 'eelinir like a new person. Mrs. Elizabeth Wheeler, Laramie City, Wvoming who tried all other remedies, de- ires that after three week's use the Nervine for Htadache. Nervous Prostration, etc., she was entirely relieved. Sold by Stanard A Ciui. k. Trial Bottle Free. of Iti kl.CS AH SIC A HALVE. Tl.e best salve in th'j world for Cut. Bruises, Sti.es, Fleers, Salt Kheiini, Fever sores, Tetter, Chapped Hand, lullilains. Corns, and skin Kruntiona, and pos lively cures Piles, or l.o pay tUir. l. It is guaranteed to f;ivd oeilei-t satisfaction, or money re funded. Price '-i5 cents ner box. Fcr sale by Foshuy iV Mast 11 "ACO WHITE'S TKltrKCr F1T1INU AM HANti 1NU liEAIIY ft T SKIitT I.lMNti The Skirts are cut of h.st Kiadi h I'ercaline. in all shade. Tiny are cut to your order, ther- fore an elegant liting kkirt is always cuarunt ..ed. In order. ng send waiat iiieasure unit lent'th of skir! in Ironl. I'ru e i.i et;nt .'"'rr.:: QUARTER is now liakt City. aPCJTllDV iit-ui who hv) Elliot UC II I Un ff become hivKti lit! wi Jt the resources aiililecliiinent of that country. Thii man it nr n h.?r than Mr. John Stewart, oik if tlie wealthiest bnoimwt influential titirenf in thr cHiuty. In a re cent lelter he nays: "I h u! n stilfcr'iiir from pains in my h L unit 4:0 lie ml kidney CfinnKint 1'or Mine time, and haC twi- many retiittiiitt without an hut temporHry relief. The in inj hack had hecoinc so Kcverc tht I was iTcvenWU from atlt'n'liii to my work ami could not hi vc uitlntit the it-! of a ne. Hearing, toruiih a trtemi, of tlie wonderful cure el fi t hy Oregon Kidney Tea, I wan induced to t3 a t:o, and from tliut verv first dfe I found iiiHtitnt relief, and tMfrc u ii.tf halt the contents of the hox the pxina in l y tcl ei'tirely il::tpHjrei I have every t ith ii the virtues ot ihc Oieon Kidney Tea, and cm et'hhi'ienTiouNiy rcumnetHi it to im frieu.lf. v.uUI iiot bo wuhout it for any Ihmjr." lreu"n Kidney Tea cure tK-adachc, mcon WHERE? In llic fclii slmli I Kiir? ft 14 FOR PRICES, QUALITY I'OXS! li;Hi: and I'" cents for postage. Send p'slal tii.cn.-e t.i uri .e, iin. k dust w.tliiii.nt, bum note money order or stampe, to (Jeo. paint Jl .iiBti..n while urinating, mad il i.;o. 1 -..lies' Tailir: 1 1 Vi Street . N. I a 1 'r-tin of the ki.ii.cy or urinary t.rKaiu V., .VashiiiKton, D. C. j of uitin-r m x. 1 I'ut up at I. W. Tatliam'a meat market, on Second and Maine streets, in the lower ward. For sale at wholesale and retail. Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed : Cahtoria I D"PRICES -.M P.IY Mil.K (il 1' tmi: Tin: thi: mwi:st.? r.!.Ni:i n.iif SO WE CLAIM. CALL AND SEF. -c L. m :-: E. BLAIW, diiiff :-: (Mir CJsed in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standaic Merchant Tailor.