Morning daily herald., November 29, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

THE AIORNLNG HERALD: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1891
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book Btore.wLeryltian be proems'
at 5 cents per copy.
THE H i!.
Wall th Albany ptoiHcv clue
Kar all oli.;t north
1 h Kutem state
' he Wt Side '
V. rvallm ar.. Yaqirua
j II oil nth
;-nr al d.-"i.r oen o i ien;.
9 a m. an 6 t t. a. I'hix.iU
bo nrrri all ly.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTIO ,
m ..l i: ....... -. . f . I ..!,..)
of Albany are requested to m-ftj
id convention at the Armoiv on
tnr.i..v !.......,,,..r .vi. ,.t V-isi
. llu 1.11 ..k f.f 1. . t Fi-1 f
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city olhcc: .Mayor, hocuiU'-r.
Marshal, Treasurer, and tor.it;iy
the waid nominations for council
niea. The ward meeting-:, fur th? m.m
inaticii of one coiini-ilm;!'
each warl and on.- commit!... e
man from each ward, will In.- h 1.1
on Thursday evening, IVo-mbi r
onl, at 7 r. i., at tiij lolli-wiit
places :
First Ward On ti e west side of
the circuit court rot. in.
.Second Ward On ti.-j ci-t ride
of the circuit court room.
Third Ward At the Farmer'
tarfhou.e ollicc.
;'Allanv, Or., Nov. I I. !s:d.
.1. F. ft.NX,
W. if. Ih-vrt.s,
S. S. Ti: !.
C'o!niu!tt'.-e.
KITXIXiS Al'.IIU HVN.
1'r.if. J. H. Ilorner and f.irnity
left for I'orvailis ywtt id ly.
.Mayor J. L. Cowan and C.ipt.
V.. J. I.'innin,; rcturm-tl lri.:n
1'ortland jenterday.
'. Mr. lieo. Ilt'iideiMCi cmto nv-r
from CorvaUia veht. r !av t m..ii
a few hours in this l;ire.
Kev. F. W. 1'arWtr, t,f V.
burn, Or , will occnj.y 'In- j.tilj ,t
at the C'ligrci.'atoiia! ci.iirt h Ur
day.
K. Farrows, of tld i-iiy, and
tJif.rjje Fnrcha-f, ii iiu-M;-.
started yesterday by the V.t.',i:ia
route for San F ranr-co.
Andy NoMe arrived in Ai'vii-y
yette'tlay, having i'ihih' fi ni
Crook county on horcb:ifk. W!: k
here he w the tr'ie.-t of .Mr, tlm.
Ivni x. No miuw to ii,i;cdi; j r -gresHT.as
met wiM: on the !;:!'.
Mr. and Mr. I. W. Cayp: :'
itaittd on Wedncsdsy for Arknr
sas. They are tfoiin: t. tii; ine !i
cal eprinH tl that sta'e fur t'l.-?
Iienetit of Mrs. t'l iyi .lH lu ah'i.
.mm. ClayiKXil i H'li'fiin- t..
Vriijht'8 thsH-asi', and it id hoi.
" j t'l
tin use of th water oi the intd:ia!
springs of Arkansas il e.lert
c u re. Oc 1 1 Oct 1 1 c it w .
(Juartei lv meeting will l.- hf-M
in the M. K. church to-day. i.o.e
feast at ll .. m. Pitmii "iijr !
Ihe preic'ing; elder, U-v. 1'.
WiUon at II a. ., to ! :. !.".. il
by the tacranu'iit of !. !:
Supper. Sunday ch(d ;:t !':.:!
e. M. K worlli l.eairue u;; (-t i riv:
at U:ol l M. and pieti-bin;
Uev. S. '. Wi:-ou at ; :;;.) r.
All will be made nelio:i.e t . tin -,
set vices.
( Clevlnr Mliislrt-!
In tlie coiir-oliil.ited :n ni -ti
1
the ''big city show," Mr. Ci. . i
lund has githed totth'i iio-.i j
the minstrel u j d lis most c'. v. rj
products. Tne nost poj i. i
inembeis of the com) any an j
Messrs. Hob Slaviu. l!a y Woo-1
son. ShtllVr and I'akei." 'i h. I
favorites in huml-cork come.: y . 1 j
ways keep the aiid'LMv in a con-!
til ual roar oi htn diier wi.cm veri
mey liiaue liieir aptx-a i ;i. .
The Vocal part ci t: p-.-gramme
is very .-:r u Tut
tlnet, ' KiH-k d- Snip,' iy ill,
t'onwar brotheis; ti e i .i-e !o.
"1'he "l'.ell l',;ioy, ' I. M.
comic song bv l'o; Siavid, " '! i
tllack Jue" i"v ll.ir.v Wood o-.,
'Cmiadea" by t..l.."ai I I: ...... .
the alto solo by Jan s I'. I mi .). i .
" Always Think of Your M .' ..c. ."
and the eelectioin.: lv tiie Nc.ipoh-
tan itia.'tette are tim-ly rend..- d
anl recievtd iiH-r-tedappIatis-. A
beaufifil -leip-:chor.
lliilol I).
tlie Conway brothers, the
Wonders. Wtston and l.at
the givat cjii ic sketch,
mi l the l;. e," by Khi 11
leaker, ai e attrm-ti e. M:.
gi es one of bis vciy Uiai)
logics with bis usiiiil ?
K-n rel. the Wondet'ul di dl
IIHl.-ic.ti
cd, and
r nil. I
S:av;,i
mora i--.
iu'.i-t,
go to
and Hilton, the wonder, g
niAke one ot the gnativ-t mil
companies on liie r .a !. They
bo in Albauv on Tue.-day nex:,
1.
-t.'ei
will
Vf liat The)-. I numl.
It h;is leaked out that
piiys-it i.ui.- who made u.i ai
thl
hi
: w
a' ion of the body of 11. n:y
gram, when it whs txhiim d a 1
days ago, found an Tigly I
the head, the ku;l i.ii . ir.g l
e ii
in
Iractund by a blow ot !-
lull instrument bel'ote be v.
Hhot. More cotivii,cii:g evi ieiin
of guilt will no doubt l.e l.io igM
ut at the new trial than .:: I -,
heretofore adduced.
li.Jauttii.il full.
I'. Ik Montcith, I ma Mont- ;. :,
and Margaret A. Atonic t:i i:.iv
each commenced itijuiii tiuii u.".i
against the c.ty of Alb.iuv. to re
strain the selling oi propi i ty in
the city. C. K. WoUoit .n itmi
J. K. Weathciford aie a'.to'Ueys
in the cases.
Finger Cut 'f.
The two little danghters of 1. S.
Smith were pLiying with an axe
yesterday when tin- elder acciden
tally cut oil the fore finger of "lie
of her sister's hands. 'I I e s.-vi :. l
member was put in pl n e ai d n i!
jrobably yrow on again.
-
r. no waVti
TION- J
l!!;tI'"MK.M1'
AN r.M I.ANATION
Ihr) Think U.t '1 litre llaa i:en
M imaiii;Kement u:i the I'nrt of
1 1i tiiy Council.
ISC l-'l II -K
c'.:i g i; pon your .-talenielit that
i' M'TS of the 111 km I) are
;.eii : a h tutiuintf diM-nssloll of
i'.o city's uMV.sr-, I tak-'tli; lihcity
! tiiivir; i few words.
The iii inching cilv tKcti 'll
j sh'.ul 1 remind every ciiion that
it'i a 1 at t of tin if duty to elect
tiiv n ..i known inugutv to cilice,
1 1 1 i " ..:... ;..
Iil II w 1 1 j . 1 1 .i 1 1 .i 1 1 , iiiu i i it o i u
; , , . the'be:jlof
' ...... i ,i ,, ..i ..
. 1 1 Hiap-J t l.e hate.
it tl:t'e ati .'otue tilings tliat
-.11 be x i l.ti::-t: at lt-a-t, if
tiiey f re -. plainabli . Fiist,
the r 'er' i ar ties in the br.de bui
:ivs ie.id p.-rhaj.s bettsT be buried.
I lie I i iii-e is l.o.v under way, and
i :'oi e:i:; am tioi wiilwi'to tay or
d) a'ithi.i' ti at v.oa'd in the
i..st t ii l t r. tr.fd it, and all will
ti-.f? t int it will be the snb
sia'.t.a1, pel !i:.u:ci.t .IniOuMv tiiat
' i; iKfdnt !' ti.e ii'y end country.
! It M'vins to Voiir cjrncs'iiendnit
j ih it tle re li.i i.ei n some cxpi'iidi
j Ilir.H, v i.i li !t:e ptlb'ie ulljht to
j kr.ovv ttboni Why one of the
c ur.ciilneii paid $.VIJ lor
! nejioii utiiij; the sale of the bond:),
tlieieil ci i.ot appear any clear
na;eii on tl.e curiace. If it nu
mied perhaps it coilid be
an l-.sto 1. At preent the people
"are. in d.;i:t aouir. it. hy an
t-X c:i-.-ie tewer was built on
i'eri y reet. v. hen another main
ser i-i only a ii.ock away, ana (
oilier r.-ir.io.n oi I lie euy wmioui
iny, alHujiieedi . x ji'anaiion. There
is a et'i)ti: fi-eling of censure
,i!no!;n the people at seeing the
ci'v cxp-.iidimr $-Jo,l!ii;) or :;ti,i 00
for fv-ACis, wiiil-.f 'asiy violating
the e. i h.-.i of t.'ie people in rc
l" 1 1 1 1 i -r to tonitc prjpertv owners
jjti i o meet ti ii the old gewers.
i ..ire;'.ov laid, which is a thins! the
health fi liie city iijw loudly
lieinandj.
1 am ii'. favor oi public improve-in-iit-i.
imt believe that these
iniivs lik ing lu.ttteis aileciii g the
whole city 6'iO ild be thoroughly
usdeii-tuo'! and di.-cue?ed in or iel
th.it they luiv be done with
economy .m I lai.iiess to tl.e whole
I city. Vou:d i-, no; be .veil it hear
i !'r i'u Iht; c:tv c jniieilmeu on
L.-t
io:.?.
t'lllKX.
V!-
T..
I K
x o 1 1 i i : u e' " l: it : : m o m k x r.
II OIK ltr:A'.K
la-t Sunday's is;ii? vou
In yoi:
i'i . re d:
ell.lll 'e '
inent of
seussieui an. I and auiniei
i! vie." as to the ii.anage
c ty atliiirs, and I pr- pose
l:i-el: ! yoi r olT.rf. 't
Ai-h to be mint (ssarily
but l eciuxe I think tl.e
ii.d honor of ihe city for
to avail
t 1
i l it ira!.
wt ii tie
vtiiisto come i.an' in the balani e.
Oiie thing i I must a finit, we can-
no' hope to pro; per w ithout a care
ful ami economical expendi'l re ot
the i ublic mo. iey. Fvery cent ei
ui .i.ov that is paid out by the city
' . ri ii m;it b-r raised bv titx itioii.
. '; !.r n- w ..r lierea ter, ami there-.o-e
evei y taxp.iy er is deeply in-j
! t.-r.--t-I :i very i'eni of disburse',
i ti - .i ; . Ih..' city government in
I....:.. .1 its departments is abovt
' c ir i-i-in. It is nothing but i;
p i'.'.c t.-u-t ti inpoiarily iron tided
:o ;i !.. iii li-. idnals for the tune
-.'i'ig vln are bound by every
priii'-itul f i;o;ii r To execute the
tit: -1 t..i the sole and exclusive
o. i . :U ef 'those who invested
t'.em witli the. r authority, iiHinely,
the Iio!h people o( the city. Let
iic? i iiuiiier.it only a few of the
ac.s i t the city council, so that
tlie oti i jiat the c. in ni city elec
tio'i ni.i' hae an oiiortuni;v to
.ic i-.ti !! gi-ri!lv at the pi!ls and
i .-ay v.h.-ii.t i- th. y apptove such
j ac's .r n t. The council fiaid
ii' 0 of the ptople's. nionev to a
I .--.i.i I'r.mcis.o law y-r for piepar-
iiig an rdinai.ee'. We have a citv
.ittcMiey of known H!:d admitted
I :il,!:ty, who no doubt would have
I done the tame work, and as well,
I for -fli. t an an excu e be given
tor this?
Til" Co!
VI-V of tl:
mcil tiaid $1,101) f.jr a sur-
e site tor the hridge. In
v. .uk the engineer only
in tiie tracks of ."Mr.
I .1 1 ' t hi
!..:. e.l
Sena, t.
I S ewa. t, the o. I. engimer. who
ha 1 ln.ide a survey a Khort time
!! vi ,!! Iy i:t the expense of .Mr.
S n li. T.ie council's engineer had
ace. to .Mr. Stewart's record,
and no c 1 1 will pretet.d that he
advli-d iiiiyti.'i'g to it ( r thtew any
udditii.ii.ii light upon tiie tuhjpct.
Tiiit work, as i.s well known, could
have been done by a competent
engi.-i'tr kr -j.l'O, or less. P.e-sid-s
the hot ha.-te in w hich the
Hi! was r.is'ied through the coun
cil, without t u reierencc,looks
.p'.( stional.-le. In addition to this
ti.e contract was made with the
engineer wittioil mi ordinance
authorizing it, in plain violation
of Section !:;r, of tl.e citv chatter.
j 1 he i i' v e.iiiin il paid one of its
w n n. en. I. eis folio lor some real
i ri:g:ii;:iy service, the exac'
! nature i: w hi. Ii she public do not
Mid. i.-tai d. What seivice could
lb.- I oi.or.ible ineniber render the
. ity in a few days time, by which
he cor.id earn t.loi.l.
'lie..! onri uu citiens, James
Lament, bid on the sewer work in
tie lasern pait of the city, and
'" bid was lower than
il'-' Li I of the I'ortland
t ompaiiy itieh was atceitct.
Why w at t hit .ijiif ?
1 indulge in no charges or inu
enii..is but nidi a transact. on
li. in a buiiieon point of view
needs ex plaining. tine of the
mi iiihets oi the city government
ui.en recently ouestior.ed on some
these i-'i'.j.'cts s.iid : "It was
the ci-v.ncifs biis-iness." The
i oi-orahle council now has the
ll ".r and explanations aie in
oid r. she electric lih' Liibiness
Pii ds eiitilat!i:g; at leist it may
n .t bi- fully understood by the
public. Too many aticct lights
a i iisi-l iind the pii.e paid is lin-
r
reasonably high. The owners of
Hhares in that "close corporation"
are rapidly enriching themselves
at Die expense of the tax payers of
the city. Much care and economy
are necessary right here.
I'o sibly tlie names of all the
council men may be on the tax roll
but their assesements are ton light
to make them feel the etlect of ex
travagance. We want new blood
in this city and plen'y of it. Our
condition is such tha', in due time
we ought to outgrow any city in
the valley ; but to induce capital
to tarry with us, taxes must be
kept down to the minimum con
sistently with the neceffaiv
growth and development which
mu.-t iouie if we are careful. This
can be produced by loppirg oil
miii I of the personal expense?
which tl e present city government
has fattened Uon itself and rigid
ly applying the moupy received
fr- in the taxes to the development
and improvement of the city. The
present city government has lust
the confidence of the put.l'c or at
least a largo nmj rity of l he tax
payers and they would show gxil
sense by cpiietly retiiing at the
coming election and making no
attempt to further perpetuate their
powe r.
Tnis is but the tir.-t installment.
With your kind permission I shall
resume the furthei dircussion of
this ninft interesting and prolific
subject at in. diftant day. There
still lurks behind columns upon
columns of items clamorous for
utterance.
ClTlKX AS1 TaXI'AVKR.
EEAL ESTATE SALES-
W F. Price to Nellie () Paker,
lo's 1 and 2, blk '22, Summers' add
to Sodaville, consideration $'.'().
I "avid 1' Gray to Robert lilass,
all interest in I L Ccf John tiray,
$IK).
Illwin Hughca et ux to Gus
rtinlerson, l'JO acres in eec 30, tp
w, s u :; w,$ioo.
W C Peterson and wife to Sa
mautha Nave, 175 acres in sec 31,
tp II. H l K, tl..
C J Howe to I) M Walters, lots
3, 4, lti and 1-1, (ialhraith's add to
N Brownsville, $300.
J T Nave et ux to W C Peterso'i.
175 acres in sec 31, tp 11, S li 1 K,
1.
J S Ames to James F Malone,
pireel in SAect Home, $1.10.
Oliver Ihdo to It A Kampy, lot
4, blk 7 in Harrisbiirg. $1.
UA Kauipy trustie to Oliver
Hyde, lot 4, I.i k 7 in 1 1 an isburg, $1
Wm. P.urge to Mary K. P.urge,
K. .. of N. K. '4, tec. 31, tp, ! S.,
Ii. 1' 11. ; $''0J.
L. T. Hen n is to America K.
Ilenirs, N. N. K. sec. 3, t().
10 S , li. K. U, tec. 31, tp.
!t S., Ii. 3 K. ; $100.
Uobson & Whitney to l'iniiia .1.
Hoove . lot 3, blk. 8, Hubscn's add
to Mill Citp ; $L'0.
Kmma J. 'Garrett to Susan Jane
Hoove, lot 3, blk S, Hobson's add
to Mill City; $1.
KE30LUTKJN3 OF C0ND0LD.NCE.
Wiikkkas it bin jiloased the
groat Architect of the I'niverse to
r. move from our midst our late
brother George Keeney and
Wiikkkas, It is but put that a
fitting recognition ot his many
virtues should be had Therefore
be it
livsolved, That it is but a just
tribute to the meruoiy of our
departed P.rother to say that in
regretting this removal frnm our
midst, we mourn for cue w ho was
in every way worth of rpspect and
regarJ.
Unsolved. That we sircercly
condole with the family of
the deceased on the dispensation
with which it has pleased Pivine
I'rovideuce to atliict them and
commend fit in for consolation to
Him who orders all things for the
best.
Kesolved, That this heartfelt
tcFlimonial of our sympathy and
sorrow be forwarded to the p.irents
of our deceased Hrother.
lieso'ved. That these resolu
tions be spread upon the records
of this Ii Ige, and a copy furnished
to each of the city papers for 1
publication.
Kesolved, That the charter oi
this Lodge be draped in mourning
for a period of thirty days.
J. (i. CllKUI--Y.
A. J. HoiHiKS.
SCHOOL REPORT.
The following is the report of
the P.ellvalo public school in
Pistrict No. 81, Linn county, for
the month ending Nov. 27, I.S:1.
Number of Gays' aittendam-e 2ti3;
iiumber of davs absence, 110
Whole numbi r of pupils enrolled,
22; average d:ii I v attend nice, b
Ihe pupils who have teen
neither absent nor tardy during
the month are;" Jacob, Mary,
Lena and Tikie Ackcrumn. Visitors
this month are Mrs. Firwin iKw,
Mrs. F'rank Hulburt, Mr. and Mrs.
Aekorman, Mrs. Hiram low,
Powell Ackerman, lieint Acker-
man, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Thomp
son. Jri.iA M. Tavi.ok
Teacher.
Forgery Caae.
M. It. Whitton was arnstid
yesterday on a charge of having
passed a forged cluck upon Mrs.
li. Cheadlc. 'Ihe check was
drawn upon the bank of Oiegon
for $10, signed by J. L. Hudson
ami endorsed by Jas. Harvey. He
gave the check to Mrs. Cheadle in
payment of rent to the amount of
$5, she payint the difference in
good coin. He was examined by
justiie Co how and bound over
under 5"0.
Vitlom' Violet Cream
Is the most exipiisite rep:ira
lion in the world for soltei ing ai.d
w hitei ing the hands and face. It
is not only a tubstitute for, but in
every resjiect superior to glycerine,
cold cream, vaseline and like
prepaiatioiis. Tiy it. F'or tale
by Foshay it Mason.
Klein Bros cn make you any
style of a boot or a i-hoo you wish
and w ill guarantee a perfect (it.
Try i hem on a pair.
EIRE AT SCIO
UOINS& UAMBEU'S FLOIKINO
MILL'S BlKXKllDOlTX.
The Lohh Will It each OOO,
'With About 910.0(10 In-iiranee
How It Occurred.
SpccHt to thi' Hkrai.i).
Scio, Nov. 2S The splendid
flouring mills of Goins & Ganiber,
in which were also situated- the
electrict light and water 'works
plants, is this morning a mass of
charred ruins, hiving been des
troyed by lire at an early hour
this morning.
The milis have been running
day and night. About 1 o'clock
this morning, an hour alter Mr.
Goin's had left the mills and gone
home, fire was started from a hot
box in the bottom of an elevator i
shaf The fire was teen soon ;
after it started by tlie wgrkm.cn in
the mill, but the fKmes ignited !
the Hour dust almost like powder!
and BpreaJ vv it ti such rapidity j
that all eirorts to .xt;ngi;ish theiii
were of no avail, a- d the mil's am!
contents burned dow n.
The mi. Is had recently been re
built, and provided w ith new im
proved machinery, to'Otln'r wuh
the addition of tl.e p'ants which
furnish the town with electric
lights and the water works. The
indis contaimd between Hl.noo
and 13 000 bushels of w heat, part
of whicn was owned by farmers,
the test haying been purchased by
I he mill fnm.
The loss on the wheat and ilou
is about $10,000, w ith a very li-tl
insurance on the Hour, and non
on the grain. The loss on tb
bnildingandinaehir.tr is aboi !
$15,000. Ah near as can ho learne !
this insured in the Guardian As
surance Co., of Loudon f r$c,."iui
and $1500 in the Farmers & Mer
chants Insurance Co.. of Albauv.
The loss is fully $ 25.000. and tl e
insurance about $S,0J0. Pes' Ty
ing as it does a'so the elect i c
Pght tystem and water works,
tlie lire isa hard blow, to the tow i.
It will also stop the sash and d t
factory, which do'ived po.i- r fuai
the mills. Mr. Goins says the
mi'ls w ill be rebuilt with as lit 1 .
delay as possible.
ASOTUKit ACCOi NT.
Sin., Nov. 2S. At 1 o'clock, t.hs
morning tire broke out in the S, io
roller mills of (joins it Gmii1. r,
and in a few moments that m 'g
nilicent structure was a n as-of
flames. All ellorls lonihdne'.he
tire were useless, and the mill v.ng
a total loss. Almost 15,000 bndi
els of w heat and 30) barrel.-of
Hour were burned The eltc iic
light plant and watei-works wi 'c
located in the mill, and, of corpse,
were destioyo l, leaving .the town
in datki.osa and without the p: i'i'
of life. The total loss is estimated
at $35100, with an insurance of
$800:1.
Taken an A.eal.
he case of Ivy Temple'or,
in
whose suit for damages for injur
ies received at the falling of tlie
bridge above ('rawioi.Uvnie a few
years ago was decided against le r,
an appeal has been taken t the
supreme lotirf.
HOLIDAMOPPERS.
SboolJ Sen the Wonderful Array a' julms
Grr.dwohl's Bazaar.
Mr. Julius (iradwold, the onte;
prising roprictor of the P.az.iar
store in this city, which contains
the largest and best selected stock
of ciockery, glass an I other wares
for domestic use, in tho valley, as
well as fancy wares, toys sin.l
beautiful holiday good-1, has re
plenished and enlarged his entire
stock and now has a store that is
a credit to himself and an orna
ment to the city. His shelves,
counters and every available space
are filled with the choi"cst and
most varied s'ock of goods ever
seen in tins valley, including a
mammoth display of holiday
goons, lie nas a.i'ieu a ne a line
which consists of a beautiful as
sortment of rolled gold jewelry
warian'ed to wear as good as gold
and costing one-tenth as nut. h
monev, diamond cut pins, rings.
fine umhrel'as for holiday luesei.t.-i '
and novelties. His stock is now in J
and holiday shoppers should lo-e i
no time in seeing his wonderful
array w hich is not surpassed by
auy on the coast either in elegance '
or prices. I
He also canies a gigantic stock !
of beautiful hanging lamps, stand
lamps, bicycles, tricycles, safeties j
and velocipedes, which he guar:in- j
tees to sell as low as anv place in .
Oregon.
II is assot tment of line teas and
coU'eea is alwayscomplote, as well
as a rcnt-ml stock of famile
groceries. .lie 1 uys his goods j
iliiect for net cash and tells them i
the same way.
Kepuiring neatly done at KU ir.
Bros hoe store.
A. K. Cliapman. of this city, !ia
tha aeiicy of tlie Cana4i:in l;iLiiic
railway company, an. wiU
tickt-tM over that line from Alhany
to all pointa Kast,
ok out f.r a rrand d sjtlay of
Clirintmas oode at F. M. Fiviit'lT?,
the Corner jewelry store. Sjm cial
bargains in ladies ami uoi.ty gold
watches for the next oO days.
The Ielnarte cortet i: Kurds a
support both light and stroiiL'.
freed. m in all motion and elegance i
of shape. The Helsai te wais-sfi.r!
ladies and children are recommen
ded by all who have tried them.
Perfect lit guarat.tec.1. Mrs. Tall.
exclusive agent. Sample. mav be
seen at M ra. Gilb"rt's dressmak
ing parlors, over Golden Rule
Bazaar.
Baby crieil,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed : Castorial
1SCSINKH9 LOCALS.
F. M. French, jeweler.
Will ,t Stark, the jewcle
Fresh crisp celery at Allen Bros.
Oysters in every style at Isom,e
Cranberries at C. K. P.rowneiPa.
Meals at the Delmonico 25 cents
Ladies delight soaii at Parker
Pros.
Isom hiis the only oyster parlor:
in the city.
Pigs feet uid four kraut at
Allen Bros.
Choice eiiling and cooking apples
at Allen Bros.
Oysters for families 50 cents
pint at l.-om's.
New jewelry of latest pat terns at
Will ,t Stark's.
Will ik f-t;uk have some elegant
souvenir spoons.
The latest designs in souven
spoons at Frc nch's.
Iiepairing ne.it lv done at the
large gilt boot store.
Go to tne I elnio!iico reshiiirant
for Kistern ovpters
When in tow u call at tiie !ol-
! iii jt'iic.o for your im als.
i Choice pickles in bulk, or (juan-
titles to su:t, at Parker l.ros.
Great reduction in embroidered
flouncing at W. F. Reads.
liiiv vour li.-alnig ami cool:
stoves of Hopkins 1'ios
Klein P.ios., are giving their
customers an elegir.t .i.uio.
Fresh comb holey, Linn county
production, at Parker J5r.
Ask C. P. Winn for rates to all
Fas'-ern and Soiitlu rn o nt
do to Klein l.ros. ami have vour
shoes ivpairt.il w bile you wait.
S;;oe:aelcs and eyeglasses, com
plete assortment at F. M. l'n nch's
If you want to buy chiMrons
cloak, cheap, call at tho La lies
lii.aar.
.xewfcivuB in lans ami chiiion
liandki r.-hiefs at the Ladies
P.a.a:. r
Fresh Mocha, Java, and P.lended
coii'-o received on every steamer at
Alien ihoa.
Great reduction in sugar,
riilt Grad wild's advutis
or pa: tii ilia's.
con
inent
Subscriptions
in igiiziues and
at the posioilice
Mince meat,
for all Ihe le
new spapi'i s
nding
'akcli
ins, curraiils
jellies and jams etc., 1
or lhauks
giving at Parker l'.ios.
l.-.nlies wishing kid gloves in
ileiicale l n;s lor evening ,vear
siio ih! call at the Ladies Bazaar
s:
pedal bargains in ladies' gold
and gold Idled watches at I. M
Fren h's, the corner je.veiry stoic
Members, remember the Thanks
giving prayernieeting this after
noon at 2:30 at the i . M. C. A.
looms.
Ftiniifh-'d v m suitabl for one
or t ao gcnreineii. i se oi bath.
Coiivenie.t location. Inouiie of
C. B. Winn.
Oh ! Ma nitna ! Puv in.- oin
those lovi lv dolls at t: e Ladies
Bazaar.
A line Jine of gold rii
opened :il W ill .Si Murk's.
just
ah h.mis el irtut Pi xi s m
iiantiiies to suit at tho Sugtr
rine I lour l umb-r Ccmpatty s.
Xwi".-, ies delicacies anc
luxuries, at Allen Bros., grocery.
A hands line line of holiday
gins jus: leceivcii at ina i.:;i-es
Ba .a a i'.
jusi received ar tne i.ames
P.azaar an elegant line of fam-v
cords, fringes and ponpons suitable
lor all k:nd; of laney work, also the
new sha-les m ephy r.
Mi nit inber w iien you want any
thing in the spectacle line Ficncii,
the jeweler. l.Ut it.
The finest line of handkerchiefs
ever (nought to Albany can oe
seen at the Ladies Bazaar. All
prices, from live cents upwards.
WIIlTiiS ULOV - FIT
TING lea
lUJt lillllM
These line:: Ii ;ve been iiivi n'cil y
Mr. (ho. White. 'I lie I. I!K.'
TAil.'H:. ..f ihi Xew liiiiliiigi.in it..
W. l.oiMion Kiiglaii.l. ami I Hi P.
Mreet, N. Y. . Washington, I). ('.
The success since introi'iicctl, -I ye ir
iigo, has been in n yeli.ii . M if.- than
a iiiillii.n ladies in Kurd e aiul llii
iiiiliiliy lire using ttiiiu with the
greaU-st sa'i laclioii. The.-f linings
are cut to vour .r:ler. t tien hire a n
elegant lilting .:ml s' I:-1 w aist tun! j
!ei-ves are always giiarantccih liny
lire out of Kcsl Knghsli S:lc.-l:i ill all
s!i:iil.-s. In onlcring ser,il the luisl
incasiiiv, mer the liiidicst purl til
I'tis; an! waist measure: it rxtia long
waistcd iLCiilici !l. I'.icc, rl c. iil.-;
ill K.mi y i'igit.e.l SilcMia. T5 cents
extra postage. Seril pi.-t:d note,
iiiom V order or stamps to lien.
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'' '
,iil ies I ailor, 1 ' lg ! ft. . .
ingtoti, I). ('.
WHITE'S
I'Ki: I'lXI KIT1INU N( HAMS'
IMS KKAIIY ('t l' Slillii'
i.i. mm;
Tl.e Skirls are nit of It .! Kn .-ii li
Pen-aline, in all sli ules. Tie y are
cut tn y iiir oiiler. 1'ier f.jre an e't gant
tiling pkirt isa'w.iys iruiiiiiiiU-ei'. In
ort'er ng ser.il : i-t mi -iisure ami
leu l!i "I sk:r. in front, l'riie i' i---itt
anil Vi eeiils for poshnre. Sreiel p'stu
note , in 'ine v oriler or stampe t. li.ro.
White, Luifn-.-'Tail r; lli Mreit, -.
W., Vashiii.'toii, :).(..
am
I Jsed in Millions of Homes
DBPRICcS
"C tlie Outing
-:- Of the
Swell
..
m HOUSE,
TUESDAY, DEC. 1st.
The Big City Show 1
No Old Favorites !
K very thing New !
s
CONSOLIDATED,
The F.iilel Tower of
MINSTRELSY
Positively the Largest". Most Orig
inal and Only l.gi'imate Or
ganization H the kind
in the Willi!
The Bi clu-ri-he A utociats of Mag
nilicenl Multiform lin'ertainiiK lit.
Avoid the CrowtU.
Se ure si ats at Will .t Link's.
Njioivance in prices.
(Jopcous Fashionable
Street Display at 1 V)l
AT-
Pa'kcr Bros. Bakery
CHOICE MINCE IMES
CAKLS.
Ci-'liKtNTS,
HOT ROLLS,
( RACKKKs,
RAISINS,
.1 MLLIK-:.
JAMS,
BRKAD,
CHOICK TKaS A COFFKKS,
FUFS1I GROCEIilKS,
Or anything else good to eat,
lemomber you can get it at
reasonable rates at
1k,t QUARTER
uii, hear whttUfl rt
n u liikcr City. apCUTIIDV
IIUII Wh ) lllrl MIK' UCil I Uil F
iikI 'It t- it 'iu.it of that .mill.! r . 1 tiiflU li
m:in m no mh r thtin Mr. Juhn .SU wart, out
i'i the utul.liicst :anliiiist ititiii;iitiul cicizen
in tlie 'Miiity I'i a recent lulter he
"I h ii !: ii suiT riiiL' from fai if. in my k
jiel icral kiilriy v intkint ir oine time,
uid hut.' titt-il many rftiit iiit-H wt'hcut am
tint teiiiponuy relief. The kum in m bat-k
h.ul 1e'OitH no otfvcre th a I was i-rtvenled
troni vteit'iniu t niy w;rk ami eoniil not
in vtr wuh 'in i ho u.- of a nine, lleari.t.
ihr xiuh a n'c.ii, of the wmiili-rtul U-iuoj ef
t.jit ly Ort u-'fi hid 'iey Tea, 1 uus ia-Jiioul ti
T a l'V, ainl frinii that e- tirt tlow I
(iiiul in?t:ii. t relief, and U.ft.re u intf hall
the e -titents of the hov the pAiiiH in t y hack
i t'tin lv iii?.e.rti I have ovx-rv f ith it.
thf irtttes of the Oiegon Kidney Ta, ami
e.in ei-iiKcioitiiuly r:eiiiimtiitl it to mj
frieinls. I would not he without it, for any
tliifnr."
Oreisn Kidney Tea cures headache, iuenn
li.etie of uririe, i.rick dunt Hedinieni, burn
itior gainful sensation uhile urinating, and
nli allVi ti itia of the kitlney or urinary tiraiif
of either m-x.
ITY KLKCTION.
JOTD K IS l!KKi:i:Y " 1YKN THAT OX
Ll Mtjinla, the 7th diy l iM.finber,
the aTi.iirtt ehvtion in and for the e t
ot' Alhan. I. inn ivui.ty. Oregon, w.ll lie hld
lor the iiirHi.4e oi tleetinif the t.t lowitii; intt
nieipal nltlcern; A Mayor, a Marshal a
lin " mlt r, a Tn-aurer. ar.d a member of the
loti'icil from eai-h w trd. The election will
In- li'l.l at the foliowiiiif placet:
rust tt'rd -At theC'tinty Cork's oee.
S:ntmd Uaril - At ihe CV.untv Trtasurer'a
Mtlief.
Ihird A' aid - At the office f the Fanner's
:;r hiu
1 li,; '-..ii.i.ri' of said t it v Ii:ls selected the
following prrso is as J;i and Clerks of
sai'l o'e on, mniic'v.
I"ir t Wird-- .lu.lefl. Dnid F finxii. Mar-
tin l'.vi:e Mhd W, C. Tw. edale. l it-.k-, A.
J. A id. ii and K. M Itedficltl.
.-i.;d Wi.rd JudcH. 8. Fron.an. I,
Senders nnd K L. Knox, C!u! k-t. .1 .
W 'l :nid 1, V. W man.
Ihird Waid-.lul'.s. K. A Irvine, J It.
Cniu-ii: Y, B. K; ly, Cleiki, I. It.
Mir-hall .ind W.H. Hi. In ran.
sai j e'o iion will commence at ! o el(K k in
t!,e m.-t,in ami crnttmu wiih-mt eloin
Iih iIN, it'iiil ti tA-lo.-k in the eeninirot
xtui dav.
I one hy order of the emincii of said city.
nude i-nelil ht, Ilirt,
I'ated this I'i'Ji day of No emher 1MH.
N J. HKNIUN,
Pcorder of the city of Albany,
We will sell for n lew
t A .
(id vs. siiiriir in uiiaiitilies
to suit as follows:
Drv (ii'iin.. 5 3-1 c. per lb
Extra C,
l.(i.
4 3-lt. per 11)
Watson & Co.
14"Ol'M nea thin city, on Friday. Nov. 2 .
a dian.oi d rimr. IheoWier tan h.te
it hy rallini; u,K-n Clelan.and aim; for
this notice.
A full line of choice cigars ant1,
tobaccos kept at F. K. Allen's.
Baking
Poivder:
40 Years the StandlK
IS.
w. s.
Clcvelain
k Spot Gash
I
JUD
KOI! YOI
r
Quality,
ptity
OIF1 OUB GOODS.
We invite idler. ii. a
NECK
jist
New Lines of
HOYS' CMmiLM!.
L. E.
i i
jsav
Merchant Tailor.
MEN'S & YOUNG MEN'S
CLOTHING.
Cf Superior Fit, .Make and ("inisli. in all tho desirable
styles and in gteat vaiiety.
The Best Possible Goods for the I-ast Possible Morn y.
UrsiXESS (JOES WITH A WlllULWIXh
When the proper inducements pre n ire rod the buyer;
things moving wo will oiler inducements l".-r
week that will "catch the do lain."
IN OVERCOATS
Our line is nothing less than I'AK EXCELLENCE,
you have never he fore seen such an assortment
in the town. Call at our store and we will show
you a line of coats at $10 that is good ami iluni
hle, coats at .SI 2.50 that are dressy and nice: tor
815 you can huy a line dress overcoat in any kind
of goods you may wish.
TWO MINES
MEN'S CRUSH
Men's White Shirts in
Wi: WILL COXId CT A GKNKIUL
HATSALETHIS WKKK
And have redu-ed the prices on all hats.
Remember, we have no old nholf
thirteen large counters loaded down
All good aie marked in plain liguros
T.L.Uallace&Co.
King Clothiere oi Albany
D
liSKI.I-- OK
and- Prices
to our la ' invi icv i.f
W E A R
op;:ni:i
Imni -use St.
o v e i: co
ek
A
T S.
BLAIN,
iitr
to keep
this
THIS WEEK:
HATS FOR $1.
extra quality for SI.
- wrn ''O )ils in stock, but h:iv
w ith choice and styli- Ii I.i bin
at price i t!i it defy cumpetiliui.. "
and the Willamette Valley.