Morning daily herald., November 24, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

THE MORNING HE BALD: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1891
ON BALE.
The Daily IIkbald will be on
ale each morning at II. J. Jones'
book store, where it i an be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
THE MAIL!.
K alia at th Albany (xwtoftceclrv
Fjrll office nortb
I ha Eaatern Ktate s C r. .
rh Went Side .
C rvalliaaml Tio,u:na '? "
all o.tith V r-
Gene til de'ifrv 0n o- miii.I:..v f.om - to
0 a. m. an 8 t 7 r. . I'ua.oih e oyva lu
box owi.rr all day.
REPUBLICAN COSVENTIO?.
Tbe republican voters of the eity
of Albany are reniiested to liittt
in convention at the Armory on
Saturday, December ."th. ut 7 MO
p. m. for the purpose of nominat
ing the followim: i-andilau-? fur
citv offices: Mayor, Recorder,
Marshal, Treasurer, and to ratify
the ward nomination for eoutiei!
men. The ward meeting, for t ho nom
inaticn of one conncilm in from
each ward and one committee
man from eaeh ward, wi'l be held
on Thursday evening, lireiiiber
3rd, at 7 r. m., at the followir.j,
places :
First Ward On the west idde of
the circuit court roc in.
Second Ward On the east side
of the circuit court room.
Third Ward At the Farmer'
warehouse oltie.
Albanv, Or., Nov. 14. XSitl.
J. F. Conn,
W. H. Hisr.iN,
s. S. Tkais,
Committee.
JOTTINGS ABOir TOWN.
Ladies delight oa at l'urker
Bros.
Kcfjular meeting of the city
council to-niht.
Mr. Kd Goinf, of the Sc'o llonr
ing mills, was in Albany yvstei
d ly.
A skating rink will be i i-iu .1 in
the armory by Mr. I'.e.iiii iu a hunt
a week.
Remember yon can jret the best
kid glove in town for one dollar at
the Ladies I'a :ar.
Mrs. Charles Warner came over
from Scio yesterday to visit with
relatives in this city.
Several Albany pportmeii will
indulge in a turkey sliootin mate!)
near Tangent to-day.
Mince meat, raisdn, currants,
jellies and jams etc., for Thanks
giving at I'arker Cros.
Mr. S. D. Finnegan, of Peoria, is
in the city. He is recover irg from
a severe attack of fever.
Arthur Leimeit, clerk in the
Linn County l'.anlc, has cne t"
Oakland, California, to visit his
parents.
All participants
will please meet
in
in
Ilelaha.zar
the tipeia
o'clock for
house tonight at
stage rehersal.
The finest line of handkerchiefs
ever brought to Albany can ne
seeo at the Ladies llazaar. All
prices, from five cents upwards.
Wheat has advanced to IH)1..
cents in this citv. Thi is m am
a dollar a bushel for wheat than j
it has been in Oregon .'or uu.:i j
Miss Mamie Hyde, who has
been attending K-hool at .Mon
mouth, Ii3s been ill for several
weeks with fever, b it U now con
valescing. The young people of the 1st
Presbyterian church will give an
old thiie meal at the W. C. T. I'.
hall Friday evening, Nov. :.'7th.
come and gueson the doughnuts.
Mrs. R F. Crandall and
daughter, Mihh Nannie, of Chi pew a
Falls. Wisconsin, are visit iiitr in
this city, the gurntof their t'onntr
neighbors Mr. and Mrs. II. .1.
Hopkins.
Kev. J. F. Stewart left ytsVrd.iy
for Koseburg t take part in the
dedication of a new Christian
church. New churches of tiiia, ''e
nomination will soon be dedie.ttrd
nt Shedil and llalsey.
From two to thie ca-!.i;id.- of
horses per day are I em:: shippul
from Eastern Oregon to Eastern
markets. At this rate the Mir. 'iin
will soon be got rid of, ami linn
the breeders will beuiri t realize
good prices at home.
),, Tl..iLu. .1 . . !
vis iiiMii.r.iiiu ittik ill ...,' I . I
m. there will he a '1 hauksjiv ing j A Urve and knee was pres -lit to
prayer meetirg of the member f i i witiic.-. the peiioimanee of the
the Young Men's Christi.m As- N -s J.j'hti-s at the oj-era house
sociation at their room-) in the I"--.---' last evenii:;:. a'ld they wc-ra de
ter l'M-k. A cordial invitation is ' itjhtcd ir.in the pi'inng selection
extended to the pastors of the j t-j the clo.-e. 'i'lie company, which
various churches to unite with u.- em i.'.ces U;e Sg family, is com
in this service. p-ieed t luiented artists everv
I
to j
Th Approaching llul.j.
Mr. Julius (irad .void desires
announce to the public that I
splendid stock of holiday go-ids i
now oen. His array of beautiful
and useful holiday presents is com
plete, and he invltci every b- dy to
call and see ll.era, w hether tney
wish to purchase or not. It is a
beautiful sight to look through his
store. Holiday shoppers should
make their selections early and
have them laid awav for them, or
they may find that jut whaf Un
wanted has been sold if they de
l.iy. Th Big Mtmtrrl liow.
Mr. Will M. Talbitt, udvarnv
representative of W. S. Cleve
land's Minstrels, was in the ci'y
yesterday arranging for the a,!-J
pearance of this big city show tin
Tuesday, Ioc. I. This" is nuei.f
the most famous mins'rel shows
ia America, it consists of f.nty'
people, and their jew. led cut-!
tumes are worth a f"iuii .-fj
themselves, being injured for$I0,-i
000. Their gorgeous street pa.ade
ij said to be alone worth the pi h e
nf ftilmiNHmn. TIiir hi lendii! kIiovv '
will appear in its entirety at the I
Albany opera iiouse on next 1 ties
day evening, it will certainly
draw a crowded house.
WEALTH IS VTilFAT.
It Bria.-s Mi!li?n3 cf Dollars to Farmers
of The Sorthvat.
V. l.en the great adaptability or
Oregon, and esptci.iiiy the Wii
hiniette valley, as a wheat grow ing
St e;ivii is rccAilid, and the wealth
thai is annually returned for this
staph: product, it is not diiiicult to
unUerstanU why the tvtiage far
mer devotvs himself h;art and soul
t j whe.it g owing. Wheat is
worth to day ))'.. c -nta. Tuis is of
coin-so un except it. mil year 89 to
pr ii es, a::d wheat has not been as
near e dollar a bushel for a long
tiiiu-, but it always -brings good
returns in Oregon fi. r any tiling
like i;ojd, hone t cuUivaiion ol
the soil.
lion. N. r. I'. al jck, of Walla
Walia, prebid'.-ut and fcxetu-'ive
eoinmis.-i oner oi the Washirgton
woi id's fair commission, h is is.-ued
in the form ot a bulh tin, some in
tertsting lacts about heat grow
ing, which are ripially aiheable
in the Wiliameiie vaJiey, except
that piicisare heller lie: e, owing
f :.e iri.tss tJ the selo.li' l ai.d
to ma! ket.
'T have en leavuied tj i:s :eitain
the c.:ct o! proiiu.H'.ii per bushel
aa t the pro. ils per ac.c. Indjii.g
this I tjok three e.l.c ssivO civps
w h':ch av.iaged thirty ti.r.-rf busn
e!s t J th acre. All work A.tsdone
hy lontr.ict, the plow in.', Meding,
hallowing a iid harvesting being
paid for by the aire and the
li. reshing by the bushel. The
pljAingcoft il.L'" ier acre; har
rowing and seeding, '. cents per
acre; harvesting and heading,
fl.ot) p.-r acre; thrw-shing, ie:its
jier lii.shel. This ma.ic the cost
per bushel a iiitle over 111 cents. 1
then added ii.tercet on the v.ilne
of the land fur two yeais and
counted the cost of production at
cent-". As th'; thive cn.ps so!d
in the field for an average of ;"
cents per bushel, I c Hinted the
protits at S 2S per cere for each
crop."
At ' ) tvits pjr bn- !:el this profit
would have i ceil someliii; g h ind
Soliii. It is i; neraily consid.-r. d that
fl Mil Sep.euiher 15 to Ih'C luber 1
i.-. tlie best lime for seed. ng.thoiigh
whia s.j-.vtd in the summer, and
at any lime in the winter or early
rpriiU. will ripen at the same tune
arid in Oregon it is not strange to
know win at being sowed in every
month of the jenr. Tins is an ad
vantage v. hicii the H.'.stern farmer,
limited in h;s seedil a time, can
thotoughly appreciate.
A '.!::clici il lmprov t'lurnl.
The new banitaty sys.em just
conij leied at the public school
bu Idirg was rut into use yester
day. '1 he old system was faulty,
and the b j.ird of directors desiring
to ma':o the nnjiroMiuuitt as er
lect as i')ssib!e d 'cided upon the
McFuriuiid Suphoiiia svtein cf
closets, and awarded the contract
!o Mes-rn. Hopkins Bros., to put
the sanitary condition ol the build
ing in tlioruiiiih order, which the?
have done to the satisfaction of
the board of directors and the
public. The eld syi-teiii has been
entirely removed, and the base
ment disinfected, until it is as
e'ean!' as any part of the building,
lf.e.k ns Ui os., have taken great
pains to make the w ork complete
t j, ;;.,,). lug 1, -ii si
Vl.eie'ncid' n'Jw
i l l iuive suci'i e.ie:! in U Jllig so
,m cxccl'tiit
bo no fear
in trie pan ol parents nom any
faulty sanitary ecnditioii in the
public school buildii g, for it no
longer exi.-ts.
T: New Vuiir' Ileritiil.
The IIkkam.'.- press was MartPtl
yesterday pi iiitii g the tirst pages
. f 'he b; Ne.v eir's iss'te. An
eilitii ii of 1 .,ii.ii) c -pie will be
printed, ircludiug the Ja:ly and
We.kly. It will be pni:tid on
tine hiok ppi-r Vvith f-pecial ink,
.ir.dv.il! be jivf:-t!y illustrated.
This ediiit n wiil repie.'-cnt an
outh'v oi over 1'JOO. which is cjii
siderab!" for r ne jfsiie of a news
paper, and it will be the best
one t-vi r published in Al'iany.
Ihe various resoim es of Aibuny,
I. inn county n n 1 iregort in general,
specially rhu grt at Wiijamette
Vahey, will le trtated ol as
fhey tlesi rvc, and the reiord of
improvements ir, and jibout Al
banv wiil eet forth in detail. It
will be a valuable adverlis-iuu
metii'i ti, and business men are
alri.i.ly t:ikir,g M-ace which in
sures itbiirig a g.eat i.sne.
the Oiiera lion .
one. I i.ev g.:v a ri ost retieslung
example t ul.;it can lie done in
clean, ."parkli.i ci-niidy, together
nun a gieui vaiiety o Imely cxe-cut-1
music on eery cmceivahle
in-' i-iiiieiit, ali'oidiirg an evening's
nt.Ttn:r;ineiit tha. was keenly en
joy d by every on- present They
h.-ene ;i liberal pjtroll;ie
whetever t ii.-v ' .
t":tiir-il a Snan,
Itist. o lae in the simsoii for
ti-.li storie, so the lVni'lleton Hast-
h z .iiian h: i :j;s out tin i illowinj:
saun yarn : I hr.r-:i!ay a laige
white swan was brought u IVnd.e
loii bv John .loidan.' who teils a
siDuuiar 1 1 ry of its capture. The
young man w.is mar his hther's
place on e.o-t ihieh cr-.'t k. and saw
eagles -.i..is i:g ;h.j srtan, which in
it- anxit-ty to escape. Hew directly
otr the yoitn ina'i'o heat), anil
".. a ijuicii j-.mip l.e managed to I
seie it by tne nei k and hring it j
ii, rue ni.-a!ptiunej eagn-s
living aiii.'111'y awvy. The stoiy
may be doubted by tome, but
Join h.is i he live swan t prove it.
Oh!
Mainaia!
1 uy in-j one of
!s at the Ladies
j;' - "' 'oV'-ly
1'j
A li ue li.'ii.' of gold rii
opened at Will iV Suuk's.
just
HEWS OF THE COAST.
Interesting Itemj rrom uicnanfn
Throoghont th Northwnt.
Miss Lou Chandler, daughter
of Thomas Chandler, who lives
just across the river from Inde
pendence, died November 18, at
midnight, from injuries received
by a lamp explosion a little
over a week ago.
Frank Perkins, who has been
a resident of Laker county for ten
years, eloped three weeks ago with
a girl adopted about two years aao
by the Perkins f iinily, deserting
his wife and seven little children.
A shorl time ago he hid the auda
city to write to his wife asking her
to forward the gir!9 trunk to
Wtis:-r.
Hon. L. I'.ilyeu, of Eugene, is
interested in the Maxwell will
case, which has been attracting so
nrich attention in Lane county.
The w ill was made thirteen years
ago ami disappeared. Twowi'nesseB
heve been found in Portland who
saw it executed, and saw the stock
ing of money, about $3000, which
the oM lady hid. Kenewed in
terest will result.
The annual statement of the
B iker City auditor shows that the
c:ty ran in debt $7000 during the
past tear, It has a bonded in
debtedness of ifolhODO and $o3.0lK)
of unpaid warrant is outstanding,
with flat'O on hand. The Demo
crat, commenting on the condition
of affairs, eajsr . It will be readily
seen tiiat the city is fast following
in the footsteps of the county in the
reckless accumlation of indebted
ness. W.Turner and Friend Gallamo,
of Pendleton, were arrested the
other day on a charge of shooting
a pheasant, which by act of the
last legislature, is an olfense
against the law ;or the next five
years anyw here cast of the Cas
cades. Gallamo, who shot the
bird, was lined $50, the lowest
penalty. It is very desirable that
these birds become domesticated
in K.utern Oregon, and it is to be
hoped that the law will be en forced
with ciiial strictness in all parts
of the state.
Ileppncr has had a scandal
Isaac N. liasev, a hotel-keeper
left his w ile and family and tied
the countrv with Mrs. Dora Wil
son, a milliner and a widow
I'.asev's er ditors caused his arrest
hut he paid all claims, and then
left with the woman, deserting his
tamily.
The Coi vallis Times claims the
follow ing building record for that
c;ty the past year ; $50,000 wagon
am! carnage factory, $L'0,IHK1 hotel
$J0.0 10 college dormitory, $10,000
city hall, $10,000 fout.dry and farm
implement factory, besides fifteen
or twentv residences estimated to
cost $2-"i,000. Total, $1:55.000.
Sherman county has not a saloon
within her borders. Last term of
circuit court three saloon-keepers
ere indicted for selling liquor
without license and each fined
$:10,I. Now the last saloon is closed.
as the keepers are unable to pro
cure the necessary precinct major
i'y in order to obtain licence from
the county court.
All illustrated pipers of the
Ciiited States ha e been "scooped
by the entetprising editor of the
iraiit County News, who, in the
issue just icceived, publishes
pictures of the line (ie la Koche
foucauld and Miss Mat tie Mitchell.
The Due is verv bald-headed and
his picture has done duty in many
papers of the northwest as the be-
1 ore taking of a noted hair vigor,
while the young lady s face ;s sur
prisingly l.ke that which accom
panies a certain complexion nos
trum. The pictures a-e remark
ab'v dis'inct and lifelike and mark
a new era in journalism in Oregon
A I'loueerltclic.
A relic of early days in Oregon
has beer, unearthed in the Harney
country. The Harney Times says
th t some prospectors, while dig
ging tor gold in an old spring at
ti.e head ot 1 r out creek last week.
une-rtheda fairlv well preserved
btillalo head. It was some four or
live feet under ground, and one
I urn was still on the skull intact.
II. is find is of tome interest, as it
has been prettv generally believed
that there was never any buffalo
on this side of the Kocky moun
tains. An ohl Piute Indian, who
was over at Cro-.v ijamp lat-t sum
mer, w ho was doubtless over 100
years old, has told of seeing herds
ot butialo reaming over this valley
in his early boyhood days, and his
storv, which was considered then
a common every day Indian lie, is
cm firmed by the find njj of this
unmistakable proof cf the animals
having been there
1 lomkjgt t Inc Ball
The grand uniform ball to be
given on Thanksgiving evening
:.t tne armory by tne members ol
!-.. promises to be a most en
j vable uii'air. (Jootl mnsic will
be in attendance, and no pains
will bo Fpured to make it a suc
cess. Those who have not received
invitations ami wish to attend
s'lould call upon the committee,
either Wm. A. Humphrey, H, L.
Walden or James Ash.
Not l'leaaant lripct.
In the matter of the future wel
fare of the Paci'ie coast farmer, the
binding tw ine business is one of
vast importance. The future of
that business is not reassuring.
according to the Seattle Presa
J'imes, which learns that the
Nation Cordage company has pur
chased the last independent bind
ing tw ne plant in th 8 country and
now secures a complete monopoly;
and their is no doubt it will be
al-o a binding monopoly.
Fatnl Malariy.
It it. said that Captaiu Medoram
Crawford, of Yamhill county, one
ot the oldest and best known of
Oregon pioneers, cannot long
survive, being afllicted with a
cancer of the tongue.
IA1THQ P0WDEE8.
What th MIidmoU 8 tats Ai'.ktritUi
Kiw Aboit Tkm.
If there is ft doubt in anybody's
mind as to the quality of the
various baking powers of the mar
ket, it will be settled by the evi
dence given upon the subject by
the state officials of Minnesota.
The Dairy and Food Commission
and the State Chemist are the
highest official authorities upon
such subjects in this Ktate, and
their evidence will be accepted as
disinterested nd unprejudiced. It
ia their business t examine the
quality of the different food pro
ducts, and suppress the sale of
those found impure and unwhole
some, and all will admit that they
have performed their duties with
out fear or favor.
At a recent examination by a
Legislative Committee to deter
mine tne qualities ol ttie various
baking powders sold in Minnesota,
State Chemist and analysis to the
Food and Dairy Commissioner, Dr.
Benjamin F. Drew, gave the
following evidence :
0.ues. Dr. Drew, I sea by the
report of the Dairy and Food Com
mirsion of this State that in mak
ing analysis of the various baking
powders of this country you
report ai a rsult of your work
that the Royal Baking Powder
contains and gives off in baking a
greater per cent, of carbonic acid
gas (leaving gas) than any other
baking powder made; is that true Y
Ans. les sir, that is a fact.
Q'les. Dr. you also found from
experiment that the Royal Raking
Powder will keep longer and retain
its qualities better than any other
power made, did you not .'
Ans. Yes sir. I think it does
Dues. -Now, the two most desir
able qualities in baking powder are
the amount of carbonic acid gas it
contains and gives off and the
length of time it will keep, are
they not?
Ans. Yes, Sir.
Ques. Then the Royal Baking
Powder, possessing the qualities
is the best powder made, is it aot?
Ans. Well, that would be the
natural conclusion.
Ones. Well, that is the fact, is
it not?
Ans. Yes. I think it is. I con
sider it one of the best baking
powders made.
Una of Penaoyer' Pleaaanti lea,
Our dispatches this morning
from Salem credit Oovei nor Pen
noyer with saying that he would
rattier run a saw-mill than be
come United States senator. He
would think he had been run
through a sawmill, or several
good-sized ouzz-saws at least, be
fore he would get through running
the gauntlet of the republican
majority in the Oregon legislature
necessary to be encountered in
reaching that position.
Oonbl Wedding.
At the Methodist church, on
Wednesday evening, November
23, 1891, at 8.30 v. m., will occur
the double wedding of J. Mc-Che.-ney
and Miss Candis Conn
and J. L. Underwood and Miss
Cora Loftin. The contracting
parties are among our most popu
iar young people, and it will he an
interesting and unique anair.
A Beautiful Sight.
Julius Uradwobl wishes to re
new his invitation to the ladies of
Albany to call and tee his I ea iti
ful array of hanging lamps. It is
a sight worth looking at. He has
just received a complete line of
bicycles and tricyfes for boys and
gins, lie has also receive a an
other lame lot of sugar, and those
who wish to purchase while sugar
is etieap, tnouid not wait, lie
still sells choice Arbuckle's coffee
at one pourd for 25 cents. It
will pay you to call and inspect
his aoods. Those who want tine
holiday presents should call early
and have them laid away tor mem
THE WORLD IHB1CHID.
I he facilities ol tbe present day
for the production ot 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 with the on
ty perfect laxative know n, as it is
I he only remedy which is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt andeflectual to cleanse
the system gently in the Sprin
time or, in fact, at any time any
the better it is known the mors
popular it becomes.
Bultiogl.
W. R. Graham, the tailor hae
received one of the largest lines of
tine suitings and trouserings to bv
seen in Oregon, outside of Port
land, embracng all the desirable
patterns for winter wear. His
prices will be found so low that
any one can afford to wear one of
his neat fitting tailor made suits
and overcoats. He warrants his
goods to be first-class, and guaran
tees a nt. Call and see his new
patterns.
Wladm's Violet Cream
is the most exquisite prepara
tion in the world for softening and
w hitening the hands and face. It
is not only a substitute for, but in
every respect superior to glycerine,
cold cream, vaseline and like
preparations. Try it. For sale
by Foshay & Mason.
All kinds of fruit boxes in
quantities to suit at the Sugar
Pine Door & Lumber Company's.
Necessaries delicacies and
luxuries, at Allen Bros., grocery.
Just received at the Ladies
Bazaar an elegant line of fancv
cords, fringes and ponpons suitable
for all kinds of fancy work, also tbe
new shades in zephyrs.
Remember when you want any
thing in the spectacle line French,
the jeweler. it.
BORN.
JOHN8UN To the wife of Areliie
Joliuson, Mayor of Scin, on '1 hurs
day eveuiujj, Nov. ltf, a son.
BC9INS9S LOCALS.
F. M.Freneh, jeweler.
Will & Stark, the jewelers.
Fresh crisp celery at Allen Bros.
Oysters in every style at Isom.s.
Cranberries at C. E. Browneil's.
Meals at the Delmonico 25 cents.
Isom has the only oyster parlors
in the city.
Pigs feet and sour kraut at
Allen Bros.
Choice eating andcooking apples
at Allen Bros.
Oysters for families 50 cents a
pint at Isom's.
New jewelry of latest patterns at
Will & Stark's.
Will & Stark have some elegant
souvenir spoons.
Repairing neatly done at tin
large gilt boot store.
Go to tbe Delmonico restaurant
for Eastern oysters.
When in town call at the Del
monico for your meals.
Choice pickles in bulk, or quan
tities to suit, at Parker Bros.
Great reduction in embroidered
flouncing at W. F. Reads.
Buy your heating and cook
stoves of Hopkins Bros.
Klein Bros., are giving their
customers an elegant piano.
Fresh comb honey, Linn county
production, at Parker Bros.
Go to Klein Bros, and have vour
shoes repaired while you wait.
If you want to buy ohildrens
cloaks, cheap, call at the Ladies
liazaar.
Fresh Mocha, Java, and Blended
coll'ee received on every steamer at
Allen tiros.
ureal reduction in suirar, con
sult Gradwohl's advertisement
for particulars.
Subscriptions for all the leading
magazines and newspapers taken
at the postotiice.
Special bargains in ladies' gold
and gold filled watches ht F. M.
French's, the corner jewelry store.
Furnished room suitable for one
or two gentlemen. Use of bath.
Convenient location. Inquire of
C. H. Winn.
Tbe Delsarte corset affords
8upjort lioth light and strong,
Ireetl -in in all motion and eleuanct
of shape. The Delsarte wais's for
ladies and children are recommen
ded by all who have tried them.
Perfect fit guaranteed. Mrs. fait.
exclusive agent. Samples mav he
seen at Mrs. Gilbert's dressmak
ing parlors, over Golden Rule
Bazaar.
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TURKEYS
(io to AIIpii Ilros. for
your rJ iiaiiksiviiiix Tur
keys. CITY KI.KCTION.
fVTOTK'E IS IIEKKI'.V riVKN TH AT OS
i Monday, the 7th dty i.f Hi-rrmiN-r,
lsttl. th an.iual elc-tion in and for I lie- : 1
of Albany, Linn cuui.ty. Oregon, will he- li. I.I
lor tne purpoacof tltvtini; Hie f luwim; inn
nicipal offlcera: A Mar. a .Mjr.-!i.i! a
Kecordrr, a Treanuri-r, ar.it a ineiulicr nf the
council from each ward. The clc-lion unl
ke held at the follow inir plucei:
Kirst Ward At the County C'crl,'a oT.
Sai-und Ward At the CVunty Trtasnrer'a
office.
Third Ward -At the office of the Farmcr'n
War'houae.
Tos .-onncil of sai.l litv lias m-lcc toil the
following person an Ju.!-.n and Clerks of
aid election, namely :
Firt Ward- Juilutu, Divi.l Finnim. M.ir-
lin I'ayne and W. 0 Tuvtilitle. Cic.k, A.
J. Anln and r. M Ke.ltlcM.
Second Ward Jtnlcea. S. Froiran. I.
Sender and F. U Knox, CU-rki, J K.
nyau ana u, T. vtyman.
Third Ward Ju.lircH. K. A. Irvine. J I:.
Coueil! and W. E. Kelly, Clerk i, l It.
Marahall and W. S. Iti, li irns.
Said e'ection will comim-nce at i u'clock in
the morning and conttnti-j without t-'omi
the xtlln, until 6 oV-lo.-k in the ctciiitih'oi
aaid day.
Uone by order of the council of aai.l ci'y.
made Mot cm er, 11th, vti.
oaleu tins K.tu dav ot .N. ciiil'C', iv.il.
N J. UKN.oN,
Recorder of the city f Altiany,
TkanksiriviDK
Is now at hind If yu want
CHOICE MINCE TIES
CAKES,
CURRANTS,
HOT ROLLS,
CRACKERS,
RAISINS,
JELLIES
JAMS,
r.READ,
CHOICE TEAS A COFFEES,
FRESH GROCERIES,
Or anything else good to eat,
remember you can get it at
reasonable rates at
Parker Bros. liakrrv
0
Qsed In MHlions of Homes
Turkeys
.. l
MEN'S,
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 OVl'.liCO VIN a leading spn ijlty, a-.tl ea i trntlifully as?ert tbat no sm-b an as ii tmrnt
lias ever before been scVii in tbe Willamette Valley. We have:
Ca.TJ3 cvcrc0ut3 Vist:r overcoats
Leas cvarcoats Chinchilla 073rccat3
2:lt3a 37:r:ait3 2T:rsoy ove;c3at3
"Worsts! overcoats Stcclria'it orcrccats
We have Blue, Slack and Brosra. Overcoats
W e have Taa, Sauff aai Slats Cobrsd Overco .t:t
Overcoats vrita far ca and overcoat: without fur
Overcoats with Velvet Collars, Overcoats with cloth C33!a?a
Welme single aad doiiblo "breasted overcoats
7 e have ovjreeatr for .ho small raa as well ac the la:c n:.a
We have uverenats v. i! li M;k lining, and ivetvo.it:- with ea.-'sininie iitiinv. we have ' ere.:at v, lib f.- mer
uit n lining, ainl f : retiat ni'li wort-ted 1 in ii tr. (Vll m bile the .-!-
Hii'tment is la'ge and make a selection.
11 orid-beatinff
IF
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ALBANY,
;A
llt.rt
'QUARTER
tlct in 1
Ut-r omti
':n. lit
new (Uktrf ti. :pCUTf!DV
ni:t:iv.ho viiu ULlI I UJI f
o:im i nt h. r tli in Mr. .1 on n St.u:ir', nm
(if the wrnl; hit-!t nihim st iiit'ni-'dii.U litizt'tit
in tlit; oMiniy- l i a n l It-:;cr ho fw;s
"I hit! tuvii williiiii;' lrm:i pai .a in my !a k
im ci't!T:iI kiir: - o-in;i ii:it ior iii' tiitit
.ifil U:'. ufl iiiiny rt-mniiti w.ihcut ati
t;it t.-Miptcar ri'H'f. 1 he yxina in m i:u-li
h.vl !ttx niH Si'vTo th i I i n fiit.tj
frm vt'nlii! t. my work anl cr.ula not
m.'ve w iih'tiif thf u- of a tain-- Ilari".
through a H!c.:!, A the woiuh rdil ctuv. ii
Oit by On-yon hitlm y Tc-., I in hui-! t
tr a aixl f:.ti th;it lev first iloc I
f tin.! in at t n ii-f, an-1 hf.re u half
hr otntrfitf nt thv !ox he i'iin in n y J'a.-J
ct'tiix-.v tisa;M'' invl I h:ve ot ry f itli if
lint iriu:s-f ihi :ei;on kirimy Tea, ami
r.m n.iiw i-f;i i '.nsly re.'ninnnti il to nil
t'ri-'iiii. 1 "i;-ti t.ot l.c wiilu.ut it fr any
thin.."
Orei:i. Ii 'iv Tra cun h'ai!aihii. inmii
t !iu'::ii ttf ur.-.e hnrk n-t hv liiMcnt, hum
in if ir i.ii:if.il -na:i,tii!i while irir aim, atitl
ill mi i tt -iih of th, ki lney or u.ii.ary nrunf
ui ;it:itT b-'.
RKVKur- ii-h.sk, a: i. any, ot. - viias,
1 f;I!frrp I'-np. (;,: Or,-; i.ivn roune
n the -it. i.ari C ciu.ij'lc i. t.iiih f-r rem
oit-rcil ;iil;u tc Otiii.irtcu iin.-i'cu Intt.e
Kit';!:'.:1.
Vc will sell for a IV w
days, suirar in quant it ics
to suit as follows:
Dry (ir.ni.. :-Ic. ni lh
Kxtra 1 :Mc m 1 1
IJ. (i. Watson iV Vn.
A liandfenie line of bolitlay
tilts just received at th Lmlit'S
Itazaar.
A full line ui clioie eiar" am.
ti.tbaeefH ke:t nt F. E. Allen'.
raby ciied,
Motlier siIird,
Doctor jirescribed : Castoria I
40 Years the Standi: c
t Spot fell
taking
a BBk
BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S:
l.WE HAVE A FEW OF .1'R:
.00 Siib for
YOU AV1SII ONE-
Uallae
STRAHAN BLOCK.
. ' '
FOi: VtH'UsKhF OF:
Quality,
aantity ai
OJB1 OUK
W e invito altenti" a
NECK
Jl'.-T
New I men of
p.ovs- rwmiixt..
L. E.
JJXCI Oli Ctll
The :-: Up :-: Clothier
Bss overcoats
Chiviot cvercoat3
reiver cvercaats
Ccrkrcrrrr cverccats
& Qo.,
OREGON,
,
;
GOOI S
to tir lav ii.t if '
W B A R ,
ol'ENEP.
' InmioiiFi- Stock of
(ivkimmi a t s.
BLAIN,
t X Ct II UI .
boys
i . I - - 2 J
' ; - .
'.v. -VV'J .j.i.- .,,sn
Prices