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Newspaper Page TextDAILY DEMOCllAl tape Htio.Uy. Jim t NUTTING. Editor mid Prop'n. Entered attlie Vnit Olttia at Ikiliaiiy, ;ioii, an second c'a-ui mad lu Hlnr. Or- SAHUUAY. .tKTKMUMC II. IS, LOCAIi llKGOUI). Tiik heaviest nncl largest iron lintel ever placed in a building in this state is tbnt placed, on Tue lay, over tli tirst tory of the new Stem-el huildiu:;. It was east lr J 1- Uolierts, at (lie. Will hi Walla foundry, is .'II feet long and weighs 6000 pounds. Walla Walla Statesman. That may ho the heaviest ami largest in Washington ; hul not in Oregon. One of the lintels in the Baltimore block, in this eity, weighs tiKOO ponndH, and is '-'7 feet long.'flioitgli shorter it iis larger. It was made by the Albany Iron Workx, as well an equipped establishment as there is in the northwest for such work. Funnv Ksoiroii. ThiB is going to lie a funny item. It was all about a com . munieation received by the Salem, Tilla mook & Astoria Kailroad. Here is the letter right from Wall street: "I lcg to inform you that I am always open to buy old material coming Iron railroads, such as rails, tish-piates, wheels scrap iron, metals, etc. henever yon have any of these articles to dispone of, kindly favor me with your proposition and oblige." To-Monitow. Second sermon on Char' actcr building. Kvening, anniversary of the Linn County Hilile feocictv in the Congregational church. Address by ProfShorey. Subject, "The llible the Christians llandliook." Services at the First Baptist church at 11 a in and 7:30 p ni. Morning subject. "The Still Hour." Kvening, "The Duty of a Public (Confession of Christ." Sun day school 12:15 p in, Mission school, Kast Alnmv, 3 p m, Young peoples' meeting, 6:30 pm. Knbw Koch. When a man becomes great there are always plenty who used to know him. Ashland has one. Says the Tidings: "Since his announcement of the remedy for tulierculons, 1C Zoellner, of this place, discovers that Dr Kocti is a personal acquaintance of his, a physician whom lie;knew ill lierlin some , years ago, a quiet, modest young nmn, and one who was poor ns well as com paritively obscure." No Lonoeu an N. G. The work of changing the Narrow Uaugo to a broad gauue was completed Thursday afternoon, when the lirst standnrd gauge engine steamed into Coburg from Woodburn, an important event. Though the road bed is not in a good condition now it will lie gradually improved until the road will e in lirst-clnsa condition, aw trains will run on lime. SOI 111 AMD rHtHONAL. Rev Menilngur went to Philomath to ilay to hold services to-morrow. Mrs J II Uemington and daughter, Bir ilie, of Independence, are in the city vis iting with friends. lack Shepard, an old resident of Al bany, now of Central Point, Southern Oitgon, is In the city on avibit. Mr E N Callahan is visiting this eity for a few days. Mr C formerly resided ill this vicinity, but is now living near Vlbaiiy. West Side. Arthur Sultinareli, of Lebanon, Linn county, has been visiting Mb brother, ('apt S Saltmarsh.in AshlHiid, his daugh ter, Mrs C Kliueliammer, and other rel atives in this valley. Ashland Kecord. Kd Wal'.nce, of Albany. a cousin of O II Blount, of this place, after a stay of sev eral weeks at the -farm of relatives down the valley, hat' come to AHhland.and will act as runner for the AHlihuid hotel, for a time. Ashland Tidings. A Bocinl dance wan given at the armory last evening by some of the elite of the citv. It was mute select. The ladies did the inviting, and it was a lucky young man who was remembered. The entertainment given last evening by the King's Daughters of the M K Church was well attended. An interest ing program was presented, a lunch served aud some useful articles sold. The proceeds, which aiiintiutcd to over $40, will be used to purchitso a communion set .At the Opera House on Tuesday even ing, there will be a program by the children, consisting of a doll drill, music, recitations, lo lie interspersed with mu sic by the Apollo Club, whose music is always highly appreciated by the public. Immediately alter the program the Ba zaar will be ready for inspection and a corps of polito and eflk-ivnt young ladies r-ady to sell the articles displayed. The dolls and other articles will lie arranged in Dooms and made as attractive as pos- Bible. Collee and sandwiches, icecream and cake. 35 cents. Admission. 10 certs. The doll dre ses have been made by local talent and will oiler a big variety to se lect Irom. Conceit. The Salem Journal says "So far not one of the victims of the Labish wreck has even thanked the only newspaper in Oregon that has taken the side of the people in this case," meaning the ournal. Heartless cruel peopn. un grateful wretches. But really all the papers, except perhaps the Oregonian have taken the side of the people, if you wish to call it that way, some so violent ly as to show preiuuice. It is a news- tmners duly in a case like the one re ferred to, to get at the truth and not take sides like an advocate, but like a judge. Not to oppose a railroad because it is one and once refused to run a special state fair train; hut because it is responsible for rotten ties and a poorly kept up tres tle. A Live Corpse. The Register of this ; week has a surmise that the unidentified I man in the Lake Labish wreck might be John V Doak. They will have to look farther for Mr Doak arrived in Eugene . from Morrow county on Monday afler- noon s train, alive and well. (juard. That is the way most of the lost men will , turn up. j A White Swan Killed. Mr R M . Robertson to-day discovered a white .' sunn at tho mouth of the Calipooia, on ' .1 I ll'ill......i,. ine pouiii oeiyicen n unu iiro ? muuicni. ' He notified Mr Vince Jesse, of llalsey, ' who shot it for him with a rifle killing it the first shot. Mr Roliortson will have it mounted. It is a beauty and weighs ' fourteen pounds. Glass Ball Shoot. This afternoon a glass ball shoot for $20 a side was to come olf at the mouth of the Calipooia between Harlan and Frank Hulhert and Watt Monteilh and Burr Sloan. The last the Democrat heard it was at a standstill over an insufficiency of glass balls and 'one live fight had occurred in the large crowd present. A Farm Sold. This forenoon the faun of Jas McCoy, deceased, was sold at referees sale at the front door of the , Court I louse, after a spirited hidding.to ; Mr F M French, for K478. The farm ! consists of 314 acres located at Oakville, and is one of the best in the county. " Fob Sale. Bright bay, five year old horse, sound. Two horse farm wagon, . good condition. Inqure at the employ ment office of Robertson & Cose, near 1 Thompson A Ovei man's. G. A. R. Officers. At their annual meeting last evening the members of the (i A K elected tne loliowing omcers : J F Whiting, Commander; N T Moore, Sr. vC; Roliert Brown, Jr. VC; Richard Fox, OofD; I. II Montanye, Quarter master: Kev I 11 r iglter, Chaplain : Jrt: A Whitney, Surgeon ; jamesConn, Oof li: H J Tamer, Adjutant. Delegates t the Dep't Encampment, B F Tabler and S S Train : Alternates, N T Moore and J P Galbraith. Council of administration, Rev Fisher and R B Vunk. A joint in stallation with the w C will be held on January 9th, Past Commander Wallace Baldwin officiating. THE MAN AUOITTOWX. It may bt more blessed to give than to receive ; but not to the tramp and pro fessional lieggar. They are not entitled to consilient ion in tiie matter. If you give them anything let it be a boot toe or i cola slioulder. It does society a wrong to barbo' them. Help the needy; bunt for a chance to do good to the deserving, but we cannot atiurd to give the profes sional beeear bread and butter, for it en dorses bis business. The Man About Town behoves in look ing nt the bright side of life, in making good of evervthinu possible. Vn in. East ern Washington on account of there being practically no cars at all to move the wlicat the money market has been great ly crippled, resulting in some immense rumbling. .Now conies a man and says, Hurrah, it is just what iB wanted, for it advertises to tho world that wo are a great wheat country, and can't get enough cars to carry tho enormous pro- luct trom our warehouses. Hint is tne philosophical way, the taking of the origin side ot the matter. The M. A. T. observes that all news papers often make statements based on general public report, and are entitled to a latitude in sucli matters, llecentiy a Southern Oregon editor said in his pa per mat gambling was too common in us community, Hie next grand jury summoned bun as a witness to furnish evidence on the subjsct. Of course he did nothing of the kind and the matter was dropped, lie was probably sum moned simply lor spite worK. The Man About Town hears of a very contemptible act last evening. Some one stretched a wire across the sidewalk leading from the armory, so as to trip up the members of the party tripping the light fantastic toe, wlien tliey snouiu leave the hull. Fortunately it was dis covered. An effort was also made to steal their supper. Evidently some one felt bad at not being invited. VIAL Il Alt AL(:a W F Read to E E Montague.parcel near Albany $ 200 John N Combs to W E Kelly,2ti2.50 acres, tp 1.1, a K i w P R Kelly to Albertine M Whiting, Hiinr sec 8, tp 12.S R 1 w . . . . J A Millard etux to Zula Winn, lots 1, 3, 4, a, til a, in boutn Albarv E W and II Trvon to Mary Couch. 8 W. lot 4. bl l".H's 3rd A 400 J It Douglas et ux to Mary Croucli, S ;a lot 3, bl 17,irs3ra A Dell Redman to R C Redman, 407 acres in tp 10, S R 3 w Oregonian Railroad Co to O & C R RCo I J LMcCumetoJ 11 Wilson.Su'acres Sees 20, 27,tpl2,SR4w 1050 11 Green etux toj Edwarus,z acres Sec -22, tp 15, S R 1 w 2100 300 050 800 25 15527 Total for year $2,167,525 Mi'slis L'NotnoisAit. In great variety of styles at bottom prices. Samuel E Young. Just ariiveJ ajjfull line of Udieq, chil drens, meuN aud lioy'a foot weai at G W Simpson's, wluuli will be iold at buttom p.-icerf. HOME ll ABROAD Holida goods at French's, llerculei Baking Powder. Have Viertck ibave you. Buy your groceri of Parker Bro'a. Siurr kraut at C E Browuell'a, Clcaka at coat at W F Read's. Buy your holiday jwda of W. F. Road. I!u!iu & Dixjod, druggist's, at French's comer. Birgaina lu library lamp at C K Brow- UGil . Clicadle cheeia is the beat. Try it. C E Browne!!. Genuine Iowa aorghum onj draught at C J lO.OPO to loan in next two weeks. S N Steele A; Co. Delicious orango cider on tap at C E iirowiitMl a. Call at lfulm Daa-rou's New Drug Sto.e ior irum drugs. W. Yt Ro.-wl keirpsthe beat ftaaortnient of iaiioy gooua hi town. ion hpuutiful preaen s given away at rreucoa Jewtslry Store. Ste W F Road's hoe of dross gocd and una ucrore ouyiog elaewnere. Groat rednotion in men's furniahing goods ur mo next m ujyaat w r Ksail . Phvsiciau'a proaoriptlons carefully com- pouuueu as lluliu dc Riwaon s drug store. 200 cloaks to bo sold au oot at W. F. Itead'v. Come and secure bargains while me aasorcment la large, Huv vour Chrit.tn.aB tireaenta at Frenoh'a Jewelry Store, and got tlcteta to the draw- lug to take pjce New 1 ears day . Vbe large-t ai.d moat attractive diaplay of mnainiM gooUa in the city is at M t r t uoi , The Corner Jewelry Store. S N Steele & Co.. can cot vou loana from S20o to $10,000 for 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 0 and 7 yeaia on gooa real estate security. Call early. Thoi, Kay woolen mills blauketa, flannels tneu'u, youtli'a and boy' clothing, for sale by G W Sinipnou'a, agent, Albauy, Oregon. A fins display of childrens achool Shoes on center table at C r. HrowneU'a are going rapid ly at leas than tiratcoat. Call aud selects pair before they are all gone. Mru M F Rhoades is now prepared, to take noaraers, coruer rust and Alain atreets, luree blocks east of woolen mill. The extension of the Oregonian R R to i ortiana ny way ot oilverton it is reported hr.s ben giveu up. The trains will goiuto roiuanu by way of woodburn. Sonu thing must be done. The prospeeta look gloomy today for Salem to keep the Willamette uuiveraity, aaya the Journal. Salem certainly cannotaffordtolose so good a school. In Switzerland thev pay higher wages to miik-maids who can aiuu: to their cows than to tboae who cannot. In this country we pay high wages to hired cilia who will keep quiet and allow us to live in the house part oi tbe time. There is but one Pacific cjast and the tendency of of the whole world is toward it, says so enthusiastic exchange, in the lang uage of a Doo Quixote, but the idea is a gocsl one. Albani. will be content wlttl 100,000 of the world. woavm roxsinKuisu. Powell & Co. F, M. French keeps railroatl time. Xew oream cheese iuiit icoeived at Coi.rad Meyers. Egan & Aehison are selling monuments at Portland prices. Yoahavea big stock to select fiom Powell OS Co' Fresh Now England mince meat, un aale at U t lirowoell . Powell & Co are sols ageuta for the Her- cuiea oavicg l owuef. A popular place L. Vioreck'o shaviui and bair dressing parlors Choice awoet Delaware sraoea received irean every morning at (J E rJrowuell a. Mena , youths' and bova' clothine: and luruuuing gooua at ti IV Mnipaou's. A n.at ciasa shave for nulv 15 centa at L lereck'a, Saltinnr.il Block, Albany, Or. Have you seen those Darlor suits that T uruiK baa just received T Tlioy are nice. For bargains in monuments, hcailtbuies. etc., goto r.gan a Acntson, Alliany,l)rcgon, lou should call and see thoso hoe library lamps at c orowneil s uelore bulug elsewhere. tickets for ALL eastern noints. over Al x route, lor S-ile by W, L. Jester, at S,P. ticket office. For cold niehts buy ThmKv woolen mill blankets, cheapest in town. Foraale by G iv .-lnip3n, agent. Albany, tlregon. G W Simpson has received his full stock if stockinette aud sealet jacket and three uuarterseaiet oloaks, and have a comuleto aasorimeut oi an ine latest atylea. Don't fail to our men's and br.vs clothing before purchasins: elsewhere. Wi sell the beat clothing for the least money of any nouse in tne city. Look and be con vinced. G W Simpson. Juliua Gradwnhlsa stock of holiday goods is now complete, and is undoubtedly the largest aud best assorted of any in the valley. All he wants is for the poople of thia part of Oregon to call and examiue his goods. The virioty is simply immense. DEAFNESS FIFTEEN YEARS urril lu Krvrit niniiltr by llrrlt Iclly- Mr Uhwd, wrltNgM, t'nrrd In Trn tlln at cm brlhvMame Melh rurr of lh Tunguc lclil (o lbe Hjtme TrratmcBC Killtor dri-oiiL n: Fir llf'tn vein I btvo bfn deaf ku I ouuid hear but very half. Could n .t litar tho ulHrmao ik in cliurcb uulra o'od totbeHieak r nuud, in fat-t. cuuld hbr no ordinary convernHtb ii. 1 came t Dr Iarr'n for ectrlo troatuiont. Uocuro! incinievea luiuuUfH, ii I cuu hfur hi well at ever in my life. I live at itm Naw York hotel, rout ttnu li streets, I'ortltuiu. Canrrr Carrd by Klrrlrlrlly. To the Afllicted: About four eara auol noticed a 8innli nor on my tongue which (irn-dually en'ared tu tho hix of a half dollar. I triad in V.1111 Hlth neven ditler ent doefortt to euro it, but nil to no uur- pofce. 1 wtt torturtio myoiui aiiacc -unt with their stronn iredh-iuef, burning, (to. I heard of Lr Darrin'-i euros oy oluotiiclty. have been under bis trtatmant hix eeks INcw ail tracen of 't have disap pearud, except a fcctr, whu:li any one can e by calliu on uin at my h iu0, No 10 C'arruthera atrttt, South PortiHiid. M K8 ti.0 JiKKKKU Dikd. Saturdav eveninp, Dec. 13, of inflamiTiatorv rheumatism, Mr. Mead t!ie G. A. R. man. Ik Hi:nti:;i around for something to rt'memher the children with on Christ mas do not fail to inspect the large stock of holiday novelties ut Conn & Hendric- son's. jiiMt the things the children want for1 enjoyment, things that can be pur chased "with small pocket books, cute thing?, UHeful things, all kinds of toys. And while you are there observe that thev carry a fresli stock of groceries and produce, ana that tneir prices are uouoin ones. A prize is offered for the person wlio doesn't get good trtatment at Conn & Hendricson's. A select ball will be given at the Arm ory Monday night. Music will be fur nished by the Spanish students; very fine musicians. A wind utorm t ujk the liy yeatfrtlay mnrniue about 2 o'clock, anil ii procbodeit to Ut tteoi'lo know it w.tn here on time Ri:d in oini health, n iho 1'ont, It reminds of the old familiar hwl which old B ireas leti loose along tho coant oc times not strong enoiTh to do Miy !:iir fgfl bat made the eoeilooiEcreak nd the wictluwa rattle. A $70 Music Box, uiver. away Jan. 1st. With every dollars, worth oi goods you buy vou get a ticket on the bo . J. A. CAMMING. Goto Samckl I Young for your boots and shoes. ThelarteBt stock in the city and best value for Ihemonev. Don't he deceived bv offers of discounts, or big ad Terlisements You will have to pay some one a prolit. lhe question Is who can afford to sell for the least profit. Kkw Cahpkts. new carpets, new car pets and new styles, latest patterns, the best in the market, iust received nt A. Ji. Mcllwnin's. The stock is large aud choice, selected for this market, and peo ple wanting the best carpets at the low est prices should call and inspect his splendid stock. It was bought low and win oe sow low. The Qtir.rtnrJy CjMh-ismua for I,elnnon circuit, M Kohiirih twrh, will ho convene at Lebanon fn 3 and 4, 1801. The stewards ami other f'tlicevij members are earnestly re quested to be preai-pt. (i. S. 1 1 ANLKITEtt, Vr . I. C.Mt't,Ai:i.AXD, T. E. Ynuni; men of ltseburg, I ek ynu to paute a moment and reflect upon the course yoa are porauin. P'alndealcr. The warning It a good one for U young men of any town. One would think trom reading tho Jeffer Bon Hview that it has stirred w hat it cHa the whiskey crowd. BW CunditT is building a icaidenoecn his Kiiadalbin street f roperty. NoiiitNO Small about Matthews Washburn. See the necessary article that all newly married people want (shortly), that they offer to give to every couple married between Thanksgiving and New Years, '91. who puichase a cook stove of them. The Prticle It on exhibition In their show window. KmGr.ovEs I IIanile. Our Own. genuine kid glove, wnrranted at $1.50 per pair. The celebraied I Centemerl 9 $t.6o per pair. I he .Mather in button ano string fastenings .it $1.75 per pair. The genuine I'ostcr hook nt $2,00 per pal" AlsoMus- qitetalr, Sued aud Glace finish. Samukl E. Yoi':o. Cakpkts. f bnve just received forwln ter trade some of the nicest patterns In extra super and 3-plv carpets ever shown in this r.ty, also a new line ot wall paper and decorations. Samuel E. Youxo. Groceries of all kinds, The freshest vegetables, The best fruits, The nicest canned goods, A fmlendidlotof nickles. Holiday (troceries generally, And evervthingand first-class, At Powell & Co'a, leading grocers. WHY WILL YOU ooogh when ShiMi'a Core will gtve Immediate relief. Price 10 ants, GO o.ntt toi $1. WIIETSTO'E-STELLMA CHER. On Saturday morning, Dec. 1.3th, 1890, at the residence 01 tne bride s lather, in Albany, Mr. u. bteiimacher, Mr. Asa u. Mietntone, ot ine Dalles aud Miss Emma F. Stellmacher, of Al bany, Kev. S. G. Irvine, D. D., officiat ing, lhe Dkmocrat extends its best wishes to the happy couple for future hanuiness. M r. and M rs. Whetstone left on the noon train for their new home at The Dalles. Cnot'EBV UI VI.BS. ATTENTIVE -TEN- BeautiM Pieces of Silverware to bB Given Away. At F. 31. French's Jewelry store, com mencing Nov. 1st, I will present every one purchasing $1 worth of goods, a tick et entitlins the holder to a chance to draw one of the following pieces of silver ware : One large dinner castor $10 00 ' funcv fruit dish 9 00 " Bilver cake basket 8 00 " silver card stand ". 7 00 " set silver knives and forks (I 00 " double pickle castor 6 00 " silver butter dish 4 00 " single pickle castor 3 00 " fc-eth Thomas clock 2 00 ' silver cup 1 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. We mean business, and will sell groce ries and produce cheaper than any other store in Albany, a statement we will verify to any one buying goods at our store.. This will bo done on allgoods.and not on ono kind to be made up on some other. A trial will convince the people of Albany that to get groceries at the lowest prices tliey will nava io Duy oi us 1owell & Co. luudoy Ulnacr. diieshed Pheasants. Cauliflower, Celery, Cranberries, Oyster riant. Fresh Eastern Oysters. French Peao, Mushrooms. NICE DRESSED CHICKEN'S. French Beana, Asparagus, Fat Tame Ducks. Salmon Bellies, Mackreal, Mince Meat. Cream Cheese and an endless variety of good things, all to be nan at Mueller sc uarreu s, ine Leading Grocers. 1 rt rM IT. rVrkfT. an oM Urns nowffparr and CuM.rVf-l r.i.m. writes from tiie llaMwiu Hotel, - K.. ".No oriiiia.-y oc-,utTcut, roul.l Induce 'e to aV.-t-T lav unno to 1.0 ttcl, but 1 have " -.:. t it-.-i'-l Vv-'lli ib-.TH-'psialn Ita worst form '..! hi'ii-:-1ion. I'.eforo I tried Joy-s Vege i ; I ,-0 hr.iwj-srilla, 1 cut many n rlollar on -.mi ill'; nitlioiit irlU-f. 5ly inirry was jo .-f-riit tliiTLMlr. frcinritns If I sh'.ulil die. in 'iri-r- iIn- 1 fo-rjd Juifwut 1" lli'it liottlo.an.l mo vmiiii'! i".t mo on my feet. It will ticat Will bo Found at tho Square Dealing stove House of SMITH - SENDERS. iIucrIcb anil Hacks. The best makes are to be foundln Al bany at Price & Robson's, who have just recived a carload of the finest hacks and hupL'ieslo be found. Their prices, con- aidcrinc duality, arc remarkably low. It pays to ride In a goof Duggy or nacK Keen this lact in vour head and when gel. ling one call on Price & Robson, w ho have the largest, variety to select from. When wanting the best ffroceiieft in the market at ressoo.hU price, call ct Fowell & Uo XfOTICK. Tbs Dartnwstnb exlstlna-be. li tween McNeil A HilHs this day din i.oivm. J n rtioeii will Do l.iunu Bt Uif shop on First tr-.-et, formerly occupied Dy tnas ranter. mo PENT. A ftnre room 22x9! feet. I snltablefor buslnepiccntiaily located For particulars call at the Dkmochat office or on Jas V Pipe. T 0 north of Albany, on brown voarlinp tiny, a ntunrnl Tner. wun tar in ftirehPitr,, m halter nkt. Whfnleft it waa w;th Horrel ftcul pooy. Any nun bringing thrm to me at Albaoy will bo reasonable rewarded J W Bent ley, beat boot and shoe makerfin city, three doori north of Democrat office. For lamo ba:k, or ifdechnir, n-e SniloL'i pjroua PI tatc r. Prire, 23 ctx.i. JUST THE THINGS Don't be in a Lurry for your Holiday Goods, such as WICKER ROCKERS, AND NICE CHAIRS, THOMAS BRINK Will have the nicest assortment that ever came to Albany F. M. Fuencii, Drarueaa Tared la Ten ninnies, A 9 Uawn.of Skault, W ash, reading of the many miraculous vnraof detfnesi msde by Drs Darr a In a t'etvmlnn'es.and oomiiiK to Portland lo ml his wile, who had lieen east on a visit, ormeiuaea to oonsult (he doctor-) In rcfronco to his dealntHS, which lial irouhled him for somotiuie lie kick incir treatment ana wan cured In tn minutes am! wasbappy iideod, also was hi ppy beyond measure u meotiiiK in meeting Ins wile, sale alter woeks travel over tne ireseiierou ran road, and p-acl her under tha doctors treatment for various tliM-ases. DKH HARRIS can be ooniinlted free at 70'A WsHliiiiuion strset. Portland, where they treit all cbronlo, acute aud private tlisna-ei. -stock of Christmas Candies, C. E. GHO'iVHELL'S. h'ablialh -: .Schoo's - Supplied, At Extremely Low Rates. CAM. ANI NKE Uin. ""hll UKO W OKAY having sold his f ileniKt htiKh'.exg, to give poses8ioa jHiuuiry 1. 18U1, m n earnwuy requests his man' lilnniswtio my wisn mm to put their teeth in good repair before re tiring to call early. Ail' who tlnd them selves indebted ic. bun, are expected to call and settle soon. WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE -TO- le of in eoo And Vicinity, That we now have the lrrepl and most cmplete stock of loots and shoe ever shown in Albany. Our sssi.rimenS of Men s ar d Bo's Ivip and Calf Boots and Shoes is comp.ete, sud we can ht auy tot.t, be it lean or Int. Uur Hue of lubber boots and i-boes is LARGER THAN ANY IN THE CITY, AND AT LAST YEAR'S PRICES. OUR HOLIDAY SLIPPER Hftrtuien'. nf mrn'a smbroidertil velvet and lii tt.oi'd ati'l fiirio. clf, riiiijin in price from Line comprise a tm'iri plufcb, lliifsia clf in olr , SI 00 to $3 00.- Our lineuf LADIES - SLIPPERS Compiises all tbi latest noeltie in cnuibina'iou and colors, in fe't, plnsh and velvet, ranging in price. firm 85 cents to 2 50. Our line of Ladies and Misses Dress ShoeS In hand and nicliine item il, a'" in the oiost Hr.nndaid makes in the United Stales. We also bm a f ill M f Indies uml mimes ..il ui-nin, dv-jr (train, calf-liiied and nnlioKl, in lui" ' I lcc, fct ESTEHN PU1CKS. Our line of IVIens unit IJoyn I5i-e&iK bhoes, Is complete in all styles ai.d ut I-OiVEST Phices. Our oe are all desir ab'.er.tvle and latest, nov ltiea--.ll the attractive cnmbtintiona in Hoots and Oxford's, Turns ami Welts. Alan Spring Hsela f.r the liiile ones iti great va- rint v in di uign, tha latent; in material, the fluent; in win kmansliip, the best 'A all. It is our piirptme to cari) a lite of bot.ts and slons containing mure thin any house in Albany. LET US CALL Y0U3 ATTENTEOP. To the fact that prices of laxits and shoes ere largely governed b tbe ex penses under which the. are "old. Our exiienaes are lower than tboae of any house in Albacy the result is LOWER PRICES TO YOU, for n.sb. Give us a trial and be convincsd. j" Never Sacrifice Quality for Quantity Sell Fewer Boots and Shoes and Sell them Right. egrALT, GflOnS SOLD BY US THAT RIP OR RUN OVER WILL BE KLTAIRED FREE OF CI I A ROE. VERY RESPECTFULLY, KLEIN BROS.