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THE MOBNLNG HERALD: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 185)1 flawing gaUggcrato UN SALE. The Daily Herald will be on ale each morning at II. J. Jones' book atore.where it can be procured at 5 cents per copy. 1HZ AIL. Mali at the Albany postortlce close For all omcr north Th Butern 'ha We Side C rrallia an-1 Yaquina all olfl a anulh...... Oene al deliv iv o;ii 111 t a. u. an f li 'ir.a. l box fcwnara all day. S 00 Y M, 1:"!0 . , r. 'ici.Uy f.om to 4iotti. v open u IS I AV0R OF ELECTRIC I.IOKTS. Bat Orpoa & ti Corporations Koling the Ci'y. MOBTUARY. BEPUBLICA8 C0NVENTI0J. The republican voters ol the city of Albany are requested to meet in convention at the Armory on Saturday, December th, at 7 :'M r. m. for the purpose of nominat ing tbe following candidate !"r city offices: Mayor, Kecordcr, Marshal, Treasurer, ami to ratify the ward nominations lor eouncil luea. The ward meeting, for the Dom ination of one couiicilmtn from each ward and one commit Un man from each wan), will be held on Thursday evening. OecemUr Urd, at 7 r. m., at tin follow ii I places : j First Ward On the west side of the circuit court rocm. ! Second Ward On the :ist tide T" irr- Ki'ir.K n tiik 1 1 k. li nuit me a s'.nrt sp ice to re )., v'i'ii - comiuen's on Titxia n.it ice !" the electric liht system, it was nit t'ie intent inn ol "Tax payi r and Citizen" to !, ry the company. The electric l:j:ht "com pany was organized for the solo pin pi . if niakifo; money I r its .-tockhol.U rs by lcnderiii;; certain services to tlie public and iudi viduils. The city gave it a fran-ahi.-e lurthnt purple, just as tlie state grants franchises to ra,' I roads to s. re thi- public aiid imlividau.s in other wave. Kach are aorpura tions, the one subject to the con trol .f t he ci'y coiiu il. the other to tin- st iu- legis'afiiv. It is tin k'L'ii iinute blisini ss of all such in -po alions lo mike all the money ilu-y can and t'ley are expected lo avail tl cntr-elics of clery hi a flit means lo that end. It wmill doubt es pli-a.-.f the tte t ic lUht coinpaoy to have its stuckhuldeis. n ei ial iiii'iids, the maiia' -is i t the city iii iiiiii nt, as in that way it c:in vet even more reiniiier atie con'r.u ts from the city than it ii"U I, a.-, allhoii-h its present c.ji;ir..ct witlt theory hi.s enabled u, it liid. lo pay twci.ty per cent, on tl.cir investment the" t rt sis nioni'i.- f its existence. T. e company lias a r'ht to j:ct its s'ocKtio ders ot frieiniH in uintrol of the circuit court room. Third Ward At the Farmers' warehouse office. Albany, Or., Nov. 14, lsil. J. F. Conn, W. II. Hl MoS, N. S. Timix. Com mitt JOTTINOS AlIDut TOWN. scv. w;.s Waiter kraut at Parker l!ro-. Sweet cider L'5 cents a - illmi at I'arker Bros. Mr. Caleb (i ray. of Ha! in the city yesterday. Vwiss cheese, the finest evei in Albany, at 1'arker Bros. A. Uohen pays the highest mar ket price for irrcen apples. L. K. Blain returned last even ing from a visit to Seattle. The Willamette is reported 5'.. feet above low water mark. The first lesson iii the York lie given Friday evening :it lancinv; school. Mrs. 1. O. Clark arid ihui i!l the t ol the city iiil.tirs, if it can. It is ! lecau.-e ol i hi rL III and 'he ellort I of s .id coiiir.any to do so, that the j att- nt mi of the in cis was called U) the oiliv of thy prt sent coun cil in paying out tin; public money to (i.riiii that (oiiipiiiy. The j council h is the power and ridit j to reirnlat it charms, just as the l 'jis aMiie h ts the i ijflit to reru la'e the charges on railroads. It j would not he .'mmI policy for flip j p. op'e ol the st .le t" elei t stot k- h iiers or l oniliioldeiH tl a rail ro;nl t the legislature to h ;'islate or m ike contracts for them on railroad matleis. Neither is i .'od pt liey lor the people of Al liany to e ect as its olliceis ohare linlilers. i-r siiei ial friemU jf the Klectric l.'iit foiiipjny, 'or anv .lli-T corporation; or large con sumers ol tl-ct'ic li;ht having sptcal r.tteu, to make contacts witn said company or to regulate its eliatge for light. Jt dues not anv-r the ci ni ila'iit o. ''Citizen and Taxpayer-' that tlm city gov ernment iias been lavish in paving Hjw tbe Eodi-s cf the Victim and Lcnatic S!a;er Were Boric d. From the l'ortlaud Dispatch we arn that the bodv of the man Cook who shot and killed Mr. Stin-, the editor of the Whitesoii Advance, wa? brought to that city yesterday for interment. Cook was a member of theti. A. H. in good standing and will be buried by tlitt org uiizjt'on, the post in that city t which he was a mem ber, ollieiatirg. The coroner's jury in the case rendered a verdict that Cook shot Stine while in a stale of temporary insanity mid then took his own life. Mr. Stine was bu ried nt Independence. It issaid that a woman plava a part in tragedy that will develop iat r. it l s.i I, tosay at the least on I u lml.nr lnonv ami tti.l .I'll. llin v- in .. . came up on last, evening s tram d the electric lit'ht ; eo:i. pacy have been ppresive and 'Miju-t, io siy asiou.lid: ' If voii don't want the light you ie- il not j lake it. br.t g back to kerosene i lamps." That was the argument ! :' the S 1. II. K. Co., made rt ! e. ii'Jy to lie of our grain dealers, j wiio 1 ,uid it cluapi-r and to his j interest to hau! a huge amount of w h. at from Tautieat hv wairon to I Albany, rather than cjmj.ly with the extortionate demands of the I radioad company. The Ili:itwn jdid not approve of the railroad I arguiiit-ii. i hen it is hardly con i-i-tent for the Hkki i to a.lopt it j now. No one should b. nomiii j at.d or elected to any ollice in this city win wears the yoke ol any cm I oiatioii, wlie her the same be a lailioad companv, an electric company, ur, ot anv other from a visit to 1'ortland Any one wishing cards explain ing the weather signals cm get them by calling at F. M. French's jewelry store. Dr. liliiss, formerly of this ity now of Woodhurn, who has bci ii dangerous'y ill with crysipcla-i it is learned is convalescent The ti. A. It. ball at the armory on Friday evening promises t be a success. Kverything is in readi ness, and a large crow d is ex iiec'.ei1. Arrangements ver; t-'mpleied last evening for the grand Cl-ris!-inas ball. I'arson's orcln stra from I'ortland has been engaged for tin-j occasion. I W. J. Adams, of the Albany' .Mining ami .viillmg company, came lig! .1U..H uviii iiitr m ne iii.h wceK.'kini. Men siiouht lie liominate.i and retorts the new :nill almost i and lecud who have no private readyforoperati.n. . jorsellish . n.U i aitain in the At the dedication nf the nt ! u;aiiagenient of public atl'airs. Christian church in llnl.-cy rt-1 FIertriclightJ.ua well a rail cently, a collection and snl.scrip- j roads, are a public ueres-ity, but a tion of over $500 wa. raised to pav .limit should be put totheextor oil' the indebtedness. " j.tioiiate charges of both. Rev. I. B. Fisher, of Jcllrr-on, ! Ciiik.n am. Taxcavkk. whs in the city nuntlv linking! after material to complete tin Evangelical church being strucled in that city on the turn. The second half term of the laiu-in school begins Friday even irg at the opera Im.iim- hi S o'eloek. I'mf. Ossar Fecht. r. tl.e tluti-i. who was sick last week, w ill suielv lie here on that evenit g to play at theFocial, a!sj Mr. Cowley, oi th" saxophone. It is aid that Captain Simons, I'nited States engineer, has dilli- cnlly in securing as many men as are needed to work in the tpiarri. s at Ya.piina w hit h luinih stone . i ..- . i -jor tne jellies mere, lie is in REAL E'lATE 81LES- J. M, Long to School district No. 5:5. 1 acre in tp 14 s r '2 w : cousiil- eration, !f.'5. 1 II! ie (iray to J. L. Hill, lot 8, on , u s .ira a I, Albany, f-UO. J. I Hill, etux. to Thos. K Taiker, lots 5, C, 7, 8, Fairdale ad, Aiiiany, f4 . J. 1.. Hill, etux, to Tiliie firay, lots.;, 1, out w, fairdale ad, Al banv, $275. I'. S. lo William Coy, s w '4' see lp lu h r s e, patent. A. J. Warren to Lew is Tycer, 40 acres in I) i,(jol A. J. Warren, :.o . Mary J. Uiigtow to John M. and Amba Spencer, 120 acres, tec 3.J I j N s r 2 w, if 12(H). Mary J. I'.rmtow to .". M. and Amba Spencer, ::27 acres, sec 15 tp 15 s r 2 w, $2 0 ). C. K. Iivenll, etux, to Mary K. Loveall, lot 7 hlk ., K's :rd ad, I-elianon, fl.'iO. K. C. Searie, etux, fo M. I). Wei's, lot :; l.lk 1. Hs ad. Albanv. I5(. J. L. Hill, to K. F. -McPherron, lots I, 2, blk 5, H'b a I, Soibville, S). A. II. (irLg- to Ii. i i. ( iriggs, his wife, lo's 7, s, blk 2;:, H't- 2nd ad, Albany, $12l 0. F. j. Brown to Joseph Ames, sundry lots in Sweet Home, $:;00. F. Brown to .1. S. Ames, lots 4, 5. , blk ::. Sweet Home, $140. Israel Wco.l, etux. to J. S. Ames, lots 2 :. blk S, Sweet Home. C.J. Howe, to T. J. Iigleston, lot '.I o k ii, (1 a 2nd ad, North Brownsville, $7."), 1'. S. to S. 1 Johnson, li'.u acres sec IS tj. 12 3 r 1 e, patent. IS THE PBLBATE COURT. new ri 11-Sat.- A .llmlerii U hipping 1'ont. A stoiy comes fi"m Va.iiina fit) that Finest Sini'.h, aged 17 ' years. triel to iavir-h the I2year- old daughter of I.afe Manning. : says the Coivallis Times. In fact : the enraged la her caught the boy ; in the ai t and had ample proof to send him to the penitentiary. But ! by some peculiar compromise be I iwien the father, the justice of .thepeice and the boy's mother, I legal proceedings were dropped I and .Mr. Manning was priviledgeil j to punish the boy s he th light 1 bes 1. So he took the boy to a se- cbidi d s-pi.it and the justice aecom- p.ininl tin in, as a referee. He was In the matter of the estate of Ib-ubell A. Abd'arland, bond lilejl and approved.' F. L. Bryan, J. B. Jenks and J. W. Mc iheeappoiuted appraisers. In I he matter of the estate of Alexander Dow ning, citation i-sued to heirs and all into es'ed to ap pear 111 tins cmirt December 12, lS'.M, at o'c'ock a. m. to show cause w hy real est ite should not b sold 11 praytd for by t're ad ministraior. In the matter of the estate of Th s. B. .Mil'er, an idiot, citation issued to heirs to : o v cause, if any. why real property should not be sold. In the matter of the estate of Win. A., tiny and I'ora I. l'orter, inhiors. first a -count Ii cj and ap proved. lu the matter of the estate of M. J. Caldwell, report of sale of personal properly approved. In the matter of the guardian ship of Helen it. Spencer, a minor, first annual account filed. In t ie nutter of the estate of (iio 11. Keenev, .1. M. Kcenev ap pointed administrator, with l.'oinla fixed at fKlMj't. TEACHERS IHSTITOIE. the!. T,e following is a report of the insiiuiie, iiciu at fcjhedd, Nor. 27th, and 2sth. Meeting was called to ordi r l.v superintendent Kussell. Kemarka were maile by a num ber of teachers concerning the advisability of organizing a local institute to he calkd Teachers Association of the third district. Meeting w ith no objections, I'rof. Wiikes, of Shuld, was elected president, I'rof. Uejves, of Halsev, secretary. In tiie absence of the secretary, Miss Kamsev was ap pointed to till the vacancv. The president appointed the follov ing committee on programme Mr. Cibson, Miss Bugh and Miss l'or ter. On resolutions, Mr. Waidron, Kev.Klwor by and Linriie Kamsey As no p:ogramme was prepare l,"a number of questions was written hy the teachers and placed in a pteiy box. These were thor oughly discussid hy Superintend ent Russell, Rev. Elworthy, I'rof. Wilk s and othe-s. On motion, adj mrnment wjs in order t meet again at half past one. A FT KH SOON SKKSION. Meeting was called to order by President Wilkes. The topics for disMiss:o", were proper incentive to study. How should w ri'ing be taught in primary grades? Also the proper way in which spelling should be taught. These weie ably discussed by the different teat-bets. A notion was made to hold the On the next meeting at Halsey. The following resolutions were re-id and adopted hy the assjeia tion. Resolved, Tint the teachers of this a soL-ialion, tender our thanks to the good -opleol ShetM tor their hospitality and kind ness extended t us during the in stitute. Kesolwd, That the thanks of the teachers are due to the :rus ees of the M. K. church for the Ute of their building. Resolved, That we extend our thanks to our county superintend ent tor the interest he has mani fested in this meeting and for his aid and in helping toorganv.-; this sociatioii. Resolved, That our thanks are due Professor Horner for his excell ent talk on Fridav evening. Resolved, That we extend our thanks to the three young men who so kindly furnished mumc for the entertainment on Fr iday evening. On motion the institute ad journed to meet again at Halsev, Dec. IS a d I!. Mr. Wii.dkon. UKV. r.l.W'OKTIIV, I.INNIK R.IMSAY, Comm.ttie, I innik Ramsay, Secretary. BISINESS LOCALS. F. M. French, jeweler. Will A Stark, the jewelers. Fresh crisp celery at Allen Bros Oysters in every style at Isoni.s. Cranberries at C. E. BrowneiPs Meals at the Delmonico 25 cents Ladies delight soap at Parker Bros. Isom has the only oyster parlors in the city. Pigs feet bnd sour kraut at Allen Bros. Choice eating and cooking apples at Allen Bros. Oysters for families 50 cents a pint at lsom's. New jewelrv of latest patterns at Will & Stark's. Lnext meeting in three weeks F. ..ai;.. :. .1 :.i...i ... 1 iuuiiuh it nm uei iul-ii iu 1101.1 need of a dozen or so men. who ' stripim! and lashed until his. bodv can have a job for the winter ifj looked like a revifed map of they suit. j Africa, iind although the punish- The rehearsal of Fclshazar ".'e".t m-t strictly a. cording to night will be held in the opera! letter ol the law, it was both house t 7;.m o'clock. Ill i.-irti.- I seven- nd ellietive. Of course i nan is shonl.l 1. r..s.'.ni , 1. 1 tbe pr .cee-Iings may hue been a time of presentation 1 drawing near and there ts no time to he wasted. Postponement of dates is out of the iiiestion, heme the necc.-sity for thorough praefiee. The financial and international bearings ol the Jewish ers- cut ion will be explained in the December Forum by M. Ferny-Beaulicu, the greatest living authority on the mihject. In the same number, M. Caiuille Pelletan. a member of the Frencli Chamber of Deputies, frankly explains the Frencli fi el ing towarils iiermany, showing, mai at some time another conflict about A 'sace-Lorraine is inevitable. trille irregular, t question the but we never like decree of a court llel.l rur a llnllnr a Kunliel. A s ight dec'ine has I ecu felt in the wheat market in this city. .Ninety and thrte-fourtli cents has been ollered until yesterday, when me price uecnnen 10 Little 14 being bold. A pool is being made up by farmers, which, it is vaid, will contain C0,C00 and pofsibly KO.IXK) bushels, which is held for $1.00 a bushel net to the farmer. The ow ners of the pool are confi dent that tliey will lei.uca big round dollar a bushel fjr their wheat. The Weather T...liay. Tlie weather indications of U. t. signal tervice ftr to day For Oreifon and Washington, weather, except soldering light rains on immediate coast ; slightly warmer. the is : fair Hack Kritm the ( on vrntion. Pendleton Ivist-Oregonian : W. A. Simple, represented Oregon to gitlur with II. Boik at the national convention of the Na tional Farmers' Alliance A In dustrial Cnion. lately in session at Indianapolis, returned Sunday. He report that lull delegation was 1 r sent, that the coiivenl ion was a harmonious one. and a grand g od time together was had hv the delegites. notwith standing la'se representations in the As iviated Press. The meet ing was successful and benelical in 1 s result. For Aiiuiurr Church K.I Hire. Rev. C. A. Wuolev is in the city soliciting ai l for the purpose of building 11 Cumberland Presby terian church edifice in the east ern portion of the ii!y. While there are a gordly number of churches in the city, Mr. Wooley thinks there is need of a church iii that loealiiy, and says lie is meet ing with good success. Our Sl!r Cily, I'mier this heading. Bob John son, the virsatile editor of the Coi vallis limes, after a visit io m a city, says: .unary a' wave has been a kunl of a twin si-fcr to l.oryallis. Not hecause of any par iculiar Klhcti ui existing be tween the two towns, hut froin the fact of having asimiliar excusj f ir living and having bren on the turf about the same length ef time. We are kind of a Siamese twins with the river for a connect ins cord. From birth Albany has been the largest child and on several occasions when fe rtn no seemed lo emile on her has been loath to ricognize or admit our common pat-unity. No- our sister means well, but whenever a new enterpris" springs ud in her midst her selfest.-eTi is ant to tfive her the notion that she is the hub of the universe Mm railway center of the world. She never did recognize in Corvallis a rival, but less always 10 sidered us ns a poor relation, and often had fo condescend to notice us in toin merciHl s iciety. But she is 011 1 groAirg this foolish no ion. She begins to realize that Corvall:s keeps close to her heels in the race I for suprenia y. We have been girls togeiber, hut Albany had a change in l:fe alioiit two years aao .ind put on long dresses. She de veloped into a line lookinir citv and her main streets commands respect. She has reached her majority and has dolled her swad dling clothes. But we, two are beginn ng to takeihe tucks out of our calicoes and some of thee moinirgs Albany will be proud of her twin sis'er and will w illingly march hand in hand through the ages to iuiiiortance and prosperty. HOLIDAY SHOPPERS. Should See the Wonderful Array at Julius Gn.dwoh!'a Bazaar, Mr. Julius (iradwohl, the enter prising 1 rjprietor of the Bazaar store in this city, which contains the largest and beet selected stock of ciockery, glass and other wares for domestic use, in the valley, as well as fancy wares, toys" and bcautiiul holiday goodJ, has re plenished and enlarged his entire stock and now hue a store that is a credit to himself and an orna ment to the city. His shelves, counters ami every available space are filled with the choicest and most varied stock of goods ever I seen in this valley, including a mammoth display of holiday goods. He has added a no line which consists of a beautiful as sortment of rolled gold jewelry warran'ed to wear as good as gold and costing one-tenth as much money, diamond cut pins, rings, tine iinibrel'as for holiday presents and novelties. His stock is now in and holiday shoppers should lose no time in seeing his wonderful array which is not surpassed bv any on the coast either 111 elegance or prices. He also carries a gigantic stock of beautiful hanging lamps, stand lamps, bicycles, tricyclis, safeties and velocipedes, w hich lie guaran tees to sell as low as any place in Oregon. His assortment of fine teas and entrees is always complete, as well as a general slock of family groceries. He 1 uys his goods dnect for net casti and sells them the same way. Iinprotea With Age. The wooden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Anly Hunt was celebrated yi sterday in appropriate and pleasing manner, their many friends extending congratulations Pertinent l'roacrlitiuu. Orrgonian. note and comment relates inai fiorenee, tlie corned' lan, was not noted as a temper ar.ee lecturer, but a bit of advice winch lie not infrequently gave snowed that he was considerable 01 a piniosopiit r, 11 you must drink, said lie. buy a gallon of w hiskey at a time "and make your wife the barkeeper. When you are dry, cive her 15 c-.-nls for a drink, ami when the whiskey is gone she will have, after oayim; for it, $i 75 hft, and every gallon uiereaiier will yield the same profit. This money she should put away, so that when you have become an inebriate, unable to support yourself, and shunned bv every respectable man, your wife may have money enough to kep you untu 1111 a uriinsard s grave. History is silent as to whether the Hon Bardwell Slote followed this excellent advice, but certain it is tl at he and bis good wife pr a pered financially all their lati r years. Will it Stark have some elegan souvenir spoons. The latest designs in souvenir spoons at Frnich's. Repairing nea'.Iy done at the large gilt boot store. Choice pickles in bulk, or quan tities to su:t, 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 elegmt piano. Fresh comb honey, Linn county production, at Parkssr Bros. Ask C. B. Winn or rules to all Eastern and Southern 1 o'nts. Go to Klein Bros, and have your shoes' repaired w hile you w ait A full line of choice cigars an tobaccos kept at F. E. Allen's. Spectacles and eyeglasses, com plete assortment at" F. M. French's. If yon want to buy chi'dreiis cloaks, cheaji, call at the Ladies Bazaar. New slyles in fans and chillon handki lvhiefs at the Ladies Bazaar. Fresh Mocha, Java, ami Blended collee received on every steamer at Allen tiros. Great reduction iu sugar, con suit (iradwohl s advertisement for particulars. Subscriptions for all the leading magazines ami new spapers taken al the postoihee. Mince meat, raisins, currants jellies and jams etc., for Thanks giving at Parker Bios. Sodaville water is kept constant, lyon hand by the bottle al G. L Blackmail's lrug store. i.auies wisuing kpi gloves 111 uencaie inns lor evening wear should call at the Ladies Bazaar Special bargains in ladies' gold and gold filled watches id F. M. r rem h's, the corner jewelry store. Furnithed room suitable for one or two gentlemen. I se of bath. Convenient location. Inquire of C B. Winn. Oh! Mamma! Buv me 01, e of thos! lovely dolls at the Ladies Bazaar. A line line of gold rings opened at Will ,V Stark's. All kinds of fruit luxes in quantities to suit at the Sngr Pine Door & I.umbpr Conqany's. Necessaries delicacies ami luxuries, at Allen Bros., grocery. A handsome line of holiday gifts just received at th Lad'es Bazaar. Just received af the Ladies Bazaar an elegant line of fam-v cords, fringes and ponpons suitable for all kinds of fancy work,also t la new shades in zephy r. T ..I... 1 ivememoer w ie-ii yon want any thing in the spectacle line French, the jeweler, by it. The finest line of handkerchiefs ever brought to Albany can o. seen at the Ladies Bazaar. Ail prices, from live cents upwards. Klein Bros can make you any style of a boot or a shoe you wish and will guarantee a perfect tit. Try I hem on a pair. Call and see the brilliant dis play of library lamps tt C. 0 in. . r.rowneii s. ot one Kept over from last year hut all this year's styles and will be sold at the lowest living prices. THE WOKLU EKKICHED. 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 with the on ty perfect laxative known, as it ia Ihe only remedy which is truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste and prompt andeflectual tocleanse the system gently in the Sprii. time or, in fact, at any time any the better it is known the morf )opular it becomes. The Delsarte corset affords support both light and strong, fretd 111 in all motion and elegance of shape. The Delsarte waisis for ladies ar.d children are recomn. en ded by all who have tried them. Perfect fit guar jl tee I. Mrs. Ta!t. exclusive agent. Sample may be seen at Mr.-. Gilbert's dressmak ing parlors, over Golden Rule Bazaar. Repairing ueatly done at Klein Bros shoe slor . MM JUDGE? II..I..J0XKS' -:--:- nOKSroi;K AS I'EF.N REMOVED INTO the Pipe building, opposite his fi raier place of business, wh. re he i as more room and a la ger Mock man ever. lie invites the public to call and see him in his new quarters. f!flf"I.ook out for his display of FOU YOl IiSELF OF: Quality, Qaantity an Puces OIF1 OTJK GOODS. just llo!i ay g i j.I. It will be lit. s me! hit g HO FOB THE IJ DAYS! A. Il.is opened a beiutiftil line lleli. lay G Is. includi-g plush ami leaner alliums, toilet caics 1 . , naii'i paint -u p'squ-c, Si reens, fancy inkstat.d, wail r 1 e';cts and holders, ordor arises, noveltiis and uainty rue riac.J f.-r lei iday pivs erii. aian early and make your s leclioi s. FIB ST ST BEET, BLl'MBEBU BLOCK AT Pinker Bros. BaliM'v. ('HOICK JI1XCK PIKS We invite attenfi. 0 lo our laig.-ii.va of NECK WB AR JI'ST OPENED. New Lines of HOYS' ChOTHLN'O. Immense Sttck f 0 Y Eli CO A T S. CAKES. CL'BIt NTS, HOT BOLLS, CKACKEKS, BA1SINS, JELLIE-:. JAMS, BREAD, CHOICE TEAS & COFFEES, FRESH GROCERIES, Or anything else giK'd to eat, remember you can g;t it at reasonable rates at E. BLAIN, dp :-: Gotfe Merchant Tailor. MEN'S & YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHING.! ... . n Heading 01T H10 orra. A fruitgrowar in I'm Uilla claims to have discovered a 111 aus of do ing away with the destructive cI lin moth. He floods his o-chard every spring, ami Ins theny is that the moth is d owned when 4. rami Kull anal Supper. There will be civen at the (J. A R. hall, by theG. A. R.. and V. ' I wishes .'or the return of inanr B. C, 01 Albany, a supper and ; annual anniversaries extending ready to leave its winter quarters dance, Friday ever ing, Dec. 4th. beyond Ihe golden limit. A five ' in the ground. As proof that this lsnl. The ihinea w ill be in the ! year old fruit cake was cut for the is efficacious, lie Btatta that his armory, the supper in theG. A. R. . occasion and found to be perfect ; orchard is not troubled, while all Hall. " Good music .n.d a fine time and like wine to improve with age. his neighbors are obPged lo spriy is anfiripiteal. Tirkete, including ! Ths sample jiiccegave ample proof their trees repeatedly dur ng t ie tuji tr, l ol). jol that fact. suminer. Finn SuiiiiiKN. tt. T. . , .1 ... , . it. oraiiam, me tailor ha-" receivtd one of the laigesl lines of line suiting and trouserings to b seen in Oregon, outside of Port land, embracing all the desirable patterns for winter wear. His prices will be found so low that any one can afford to wear one of Ins neat filting tailor nude suits and overoats. He warrants his goods to be first-class, and guamn lees a 111. .;ail and sec his nt in patients. YViftilom-g Vlelet Crrnaii is the most exquisite prepara tion in -the world for soltening and w hiter. ing the hands and face. It is not only a substitute for. but in every resect superior to glycerine, cold cream, vaseiiir and like prepaiations. Try il. For sale by Foshav X Mason. Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor preecrilied : Castorial For Snot Cash Wv will sell for a few (lavs, sugar iu uautilips to suit as follows: Hi y (.'ran.. 5 :i-lc. Nr lb Kxtra C, :-U; pr lb II. (!. Yatsou tV Co. Flra lamn'H Klarllon. KjolMK Is IIKKHIV (JIVKJf THAT ll tlmre will I c an elrction hclil in l lie i-av "I lih.itiy on Miiliiljv.llu' I lili day i f L a i-ni- btrr. I s-.l . lor tlr' imriMisr of e crtinir i hi..f ami nhsintant hi. f unviiifur, of the A'hmiY fire il. iiail'i cm, l.. scru'eme ir.ir. Suiil 'ii ti'.ii l.i I'u 1 1 .1.1 lifiHi'co the hours of 1 o-io k anil fi.ln i.Vl.n k r. H , in llio hal' ol I rllliiiii l.rj:iiii. Cii. No, 1 1 l'i.!il tl is Ntcin tf i,c , i:u. M. I. rillLI.II-S. L M I'i'nf,. Sccrclarv A. K. 1). I n-Hi.liMt A 1". 1). Mqierior tit. Make and tinish, in all the alesirable styles and in great vai icfy. The Rest Possible Goods for the Least Possible Money. IU'SIXrXS (J0KS WITH A WHIHMYiM) When the proper inducements ore offered the buyer; to keep things moving we will offer inducements" for this week that will "catch the doilari,." IN OVERCOATS (Mir line is nothing less than YAH KXCKLLKXCE, you have never before seen such an assortment in the town. Call at our store and we will show you a line of coats at 810 that is good and dura ble, coats at S12.r0 that are dressy and nice; for 81. "i you can buy a tine dress overt-oat in any kind of goods vou inav w ish. tlie an IS MKKKIiY (ilYKN THAT am u:.( ii e.l'iiir of tlu- Mo-' liohN trs f thr i-in IttMii l.i:in'erinu 'oinny uih l.t'tc'tl aithfir ot(ie in t.roea ltin Ore,'o;, on tf o iih( Monday iii Juminn.h i nl 1 oVIrvk p. v . t .t ' In-piiruoM' cf vltt'ttti lite (.') dite. toiH y wre for 1h ciiM-iiii.' far at.d tr.inM't u h other litikine4 u may (tiopr-'y vmw lu-forc sai l inwtiov;. $. W, PKKsK, Seerelary, TXTMi nv.i litis riy, mi Friday. Ntv. 2 . X a 'i.ini. ii in u. iiit'iiuirr tan inv it lr e.Uiiii' iijM.n ;c lC'li-lan.uud iiih fur till: llOtlt I TWO HH1 YES THIS YEEK:- MEN'S CRUSH HATS FOR $1. Mens White Shirts in extra quality for 81. iFPIrlCES Jsed in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standee WE WILL COMU'CT A (iKXERAL HATSALETHIS WEEK And have ret'u -ed the prices on all Lata. Remember, we have no old shelf-worn souls in stoa k. but Ib.r teen larue counters luaded down with ,-hoia. and MvliM, , j ,: f All g.w.1 are marked in plain figures at pri,v th it d,.fv iumpt tiot T'ls.Ualla(;e&ro. King Clothiers ot Albany and the Willamette Valley. 1 I. J i. si
