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FRIDAY DECRMBKK 2G, IPOU
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local iti:coui.
School Rcrokt of District No. iS, of
Linn countj, Oregon. The pub lie school
In the above named district closed (ur the
canon l'jth, iSio. Whole number
o( pupils enroilcil,4 5; average dally attend
ance of first month, 25; last three mouths,
40, The follow Inn U the roll of honor for
the said term: Annie Marshall, Clara
Bond, Amelia Zuhisdorf, Leonora Cary,
Mamie l'roprt. Vallle Cary, Jeannette
McKrchnle, Kdkh Clem, 1'aullt e Zuhis
dorf, Lucy Marshall, Winnie Wilds, Nella
Marshall, Annie Cox, rie(e Cox, Otle
Knlghten. Frits Zuhisdorf, Lulls Knlght
en, Nam I)Ictnon, Rosa McQueen, lUi U
Jordan, Tabltha McQueen, Willie Mc
Queen, Johnny Knlhten, Richard Clem,
(ieorge Dickinson, Robert Clem, Darney
Itond, Ashley Dickinson, Frank I'owcll",
Ralph McKechnle.
Oft ho above names those whe were
neither absent nor tardy during the (our
months are as follows: "Annie Mirrtll,
Edith Clem. Amelia ZuhUdorf, Clara
liond. Frits Zuhisdorf.
Thoe receiving the most rlas credits
In spelling are as follows: A CIsss.Ralph
McKechnle ; 1) Clans, Annie Marshall ; lC
Class, Ik-rtie Jordan and Edar I'lcktnson;
1) Class, Ro McKechnle.
At the c'oc of the term an ' Elocution
ary Contest" vrashrlJ, it which Annie
Marshall received a gold medM as first
prlie, and George Dickinson received a
silver medal as second prize.
J W riiiLLirs, teacher.
Bad Accidrxt. Lewis Anderson, a
young man who has lwen working in the
Red Crown Mills, of this city, for a year
or more, stent to Ilarrisburjr a few davs
ago to take charjreofthe Uouring mill,
owned by L lHMigLis of that place. Yes
terday morning he went to the third
story of the mill to look after some of
the machinery. After he had been gone
a short time the engineer heard calls for
help from that part of the building. He
shut down the mill and went up to the
third story and there found Mr Ander
son with bis leg broken just above the
ankle, lie had been caught in the Wil
ing of the mill, which resulted in a broken
limb. He was removed at once to the
residence of Mr L Itouglas, when l)rs
Davis andMendenhall were called in and
set the limb. The young man will 1
taken care of by the Odd Fellows of liar
rishurg, of which order be is a member,
having become a member of Albany
Lodge, No4, only a few weeks since. v
Tin Milk Maid. Convention to be
presented by the ladies of, the M. E.
Church of Albany, Tuesday evening,lec.
30th, 1SVK), at th? Opera House, promises
to be a treat. Following is the program :
Music, "Milbirie Overture, Link's
orchestra.
Solo, Mrs C O Lee.
Music, Selected, Orchestra.
Select Reading, Miss Moses.
Music, "Crecent City WalU," Orches
tra. Milk Stool Drill, by nine of tho milk
maids.
The laughable Farce entitled, "The
Milk Maids Interstate Oonvention," rep
resented lr twenty-six ladies in costume,
will then be presented.
Admission, 3 cents; reserved seats,
35 cents.
Gba.ioi Klsctioss. The following
Grange elections have taken place: No
10 J II Wallace, master; M Henshaw,
overseer; F Feebler, lecturer; Bodine,
steward : G Froman, assistant steward ;
O Fry, chaplain ; li Foster, treasurer;
Miss E E Wallace, secretary; J I iodine,
fatekeeper; Mrs L Fromnn, pomona:
liss M Froman, flora; Miss I Bodine,
ceres; Mies K Foster, lady assistant
steward.
Harmony (irange No 23. II C Powell,
master; I) McGregor, overseer: J Clem,
.lecturer; E E 1'arrlsh, steward; M Ar
rant, assistant steward; J W I'ropst,
chaplain; M Y Dawson, treasurer; Miss
1) L Marshall, secretary ; John Hardy,
rstekeeper; May Powell, pomona ; Nelxa
Marshall, flora; Etta Suttle.ceres; Itosa
Marshall, Udy assistant.
A racitiA Accident.- On Tuesdir
Dr. E. O. Iljde was cat'ed to dress a
wound for Mr. IJ-nry Crabtree, who re
sides two or three miles southwest of town.
The wound It a severe one and the pecul
iar manner In which It was Inflicted Is or
dinarily next to impossible. Mr. Crab
tree was engaged in vslng s broadaxe, and
In hewing a timber he st-uck a blow with
such force the axe passed betwen his legs
and around and up and cut a gash about
five Inches long, to the bone, in his rlht
shoulder, he still retaining the handle In
his hands. It required four or five stitches
o properly dress the wjund. Sck Press.
E G Camekox returned Monday from
Union. During his absence he has vlsl
ted Colorado. He reports dull times gen
erally throughout Eastern Oregon, and
says agricultural prospects are not at all
flattering. Benton Leader. As Mr Cam
eron was through the country on a foot
racing expedition his familiarly with ag
ricultural matters is quite significant. We
believe though, that he only lost one or
two races.
The Ji-vtxiLKR. The Wallace Juvenile
Company plavs to rtibt In East Portland
They arc rrporled to have hern doing a
fair biulrcss, more thin pitln esrwnses
A contract has been mad.- nli a 1-ii-rtMle
variety tr.ralei fur a live miuiM-i fn.igf
rrent of thj company 11 u f;iir sd;trv. As
the company composed m-wtt .f I inn
county people their career will be watched
with Interest. Several Albany toung men
who started wt'h them have all returned,
A Packed House. We refer to the
warehouse and store of Fortmiller & Ir
ving. A big car load of furniture, just
received, did it. consisting of an elegant
live of stands, bedroom sets, parlor sets,
chairs, lounges, etc., it offers a fine as
sortment to select from. This firm keeps
probably the finest stock of furniture in
the valley. Purchasers have a big and
fine stock to select from.
A Tancknt Burglary. Last night
the store of Smith & Moore, at Tangent
was broken into and quite a quantity of
knives, razors, and other merchandise was
taken. The valley seems to be full of a
thelvlng element and people need to be
on their guard.
- A Rcmor. Someone says that another
man told him that a friend had heard a
rumor that Mr C W Watts had been ap
pointed P. M. for Aibar.y. No appoint
ment has yet been trades but will be very
soon, the prospect of which will no doubt
keep the air well filled with rumors, which
are always fu'.l of Interest at least.
Tni Mines. Dr Barkerof the Golden
City Mining Co., came down from the
mines Tuesday. He reports arrange
ments being made to run eight or ten
men daring the winter getting the com
panies mines, of which, they have about
twenty claims, ready lor a twenty stamp
mill, with a capacity of forty tons a day,
wuicn win oe put in in me spring. -
Died. A dispatch from Owosso,Mich.
announced the death of one of the child
ren of Mr. T. P. Hackleman, formerly of
mis cur, ana mac ne would immediatel
leave for Albany with the body for buria
New Cakpets, new carpets, now car
pets ana new styles, latest patterns, the
best in tne market, lust received at A. 15,
Mcllwam's. The stock is large and
choice, selected for this market, and peo
rle wanting the best carpets at the low
est prices should call and inspect his
splendid stock. It was bought low and
will be sold low.
At Kenton's Cash Store. Datea, figs
bananas, choice candies, nuts, mince
meat in glass jars, oondenaed mince
meat in packages, mixed pickles, sauer
kraut, best quality raisins, citron, lemon
peel, orange peel, dshxl currants, and a
general assortment of groceries, all cheap
lor cash.
Nothing Small abnit Matthews A
Washburn. Ni-e the necessary article that
si newly married people want (shortly),
t;at thev 'T,-r to l;!v; to every couple
-.i....... .!".- 'J tM'ik-'.jvlns and Mew
A Remarkable Old Man. John Stipp,
an old sulwcrlber to the Dkmochat bids
farewell to it in the following manncr,ln
a very elegant handwriting:
I shall not renew my subscription for
1S'.1 ns I am now too old to read news
papers, I being in the Kith year of my
age, I have been a subscriber for five
periodicals; but only one political, the
oilier four were religious. Two of them
wore published in America. One, called
the "Signs of the Times," Is published
in Middletown, New York, and the other
in Greenfield, Indiana, called the "Prim
itive Monitor." The two English peri
odicals are Imth published in IonUon.
one called "The Gospel Standard," and
the other called "Christian's Monthly
Record," but for the last three or four
years I have not read one-fourth of them.
I live a very lonesome life entirely alone.
I am company for no one, and no one Is
company for me. lam nearly deaf. I
do my own cooking, washing tnd iron
ing, saw and split my own stove wood,
feed and water my horse, travel and
preach for three churches, hich occupies
nearly all my time, so that 1 have Imt
littlo time left for ; reading religions peri
odicals than I do political. So I bid the
Statr Uiuiits Democrat a last farewell.
Affectionately your sincere friend,
Joux Bnrr.
Soio, Oregon.
A Rubber Stamp Pii.k. Not only the
preachers and plasterers arc sometimes vis
itedby Im posters, but even the lawyers
arc not above being taken In occasionally,
a lent generally supposed to be Impossible,
Recently a man claiming to represent the
Portland Rubber Stamp Co., (not In exis
tence) was In the city and look quite a
number of orders for repairing stamps,
and for new ones, partlculailv some fjom
a few prominent lawyers. They were to
be delivered In six days. They "have not
yet appeared and never will. As It only
costs a dollar or two In each case the
matter is not very serious. The same
fellow was In several other towns bilking
people.
A Test. We are Informed thai a prac
tical test was mde at Cottage Grove on
the question of petitioning the legislature
for a $250,000 appropriation for the Co'
Itimbisn World's Exposition. Two peti
tions were placed side by side one asking
for the appropriation and the other
against No effort was made to securs
signatures to cither. Within two days
the petition against the appropriation had
9a names attached to it while the otUer
had but one the peopu generally, we
believe would favor a moderate sum, but
we do not believe they tre In favor of a
sum that partakes of a job and junketing
expedition. Eugene Guard.
ATraij Wrkcksr This time the Or-
egonlan gets the wreck. It happened
yesterday. As a mixed trsln was runnlrg
from Coburg to Woodburn scar Crab
tree, five miles north of Sclo, the rails
spread and a couple of freight cart were
thrown from the track, one being badly
wrecked. A box car loaded with wheat
was t hi own from the track and Is In the
ditch. The trucks of the o"tier left the
track. The cars that went off being to the
rear of the train, the balance of the train
went on north. No one was hurt and the
ecldent Is not an expensive one.
A Home ExTKREO.-On returning home
Sunday night from chur:h Mr and Mrs
W F Orooby heard a noise in their pantry.
On going to it Mrs Crosby discovered a
ma.. In it about to help himself lo its con
tents. He jumped from a window with
t;reat alacrity and fled In the dark. He
had entered the hou by cutting through
a screen at a window. 'He was discovered
just in time and nothing was taken.
The Willamette at this city is slowly
ising, having come up three or four
nches In, two or three days. It is now ten
nches above low water mark. At Salem
It is said to be 27 inches above low water
mark. Basts will soon be running, an
event anxiously awaited by shippeis, as It
means generally lower rates. A larger
number of boas will run than ever before,
several new ciafts being ready for busi
ness. The Man About Town realixes bis own
awful puerility in the following item
alout the strongest man in the world:
A New York athlete, Louis Cyr, at a re
cent exhibition lifted a dumb bell
weighing ZY2 pound and held it oat at
arms length ; he then lifted 4) pounds
with one finger, and linally accomplished
the extraordinary fat. lilting a platform
bound by iron, on which were IS men
and a 232 pound dumb bell, with bis lack
and band.
The Asiilaxd B. St L. A. A small
sum of money was loaned at only 11
months interest In advance by the Ashland
Building & Loan Association, at the
monthly meeting Jlonda; n'ght; but
money dcesn't seem to be lo very brisk
demand here, for a larger sum was left In
the treasury to go over to next month's
loan, there being no bid for It Tidings.
That's getting down to bed rock.
Ax F.xplosiox. This morning Ed
Schmeer, a clerk at Mueller & Garrett's,
was at work among some Christmas hens
and turkeys, when a lantern, by which
he was illuminated, exploded. lie ex
tinguished the flames by throwing bis
coat over them ; but in the operations
one of bis hands was burned in a pain
lal manner.
Price Raised. The Albany Electric
Light company has raised the price of in
candescent lights In stores and offices
from 80 cents to 5' for 9:30 lights, $1 50
for 1 a o'clock lights and $J for all night
lights.
"A Ll'theka 3IeKTt.s'i. The Lutherans
ot Aitwny an 1 vicinity are ;nci,y re-
nucn'ed to meet at the Hi tt Presiivterian
church, Dec 2!th, at 11 its for the pur
pose of organizing. In the aitrnnin at
2 o'clock service by Hev Gust E Meyer.
Black DrshsGimius 1 make a spe
elahy of keeping a f.iM line of hUck silks
Silk warn Henriettas, wool uenriciias
and all the late novelties in black dress
goods, and trimmings.
OAML'EL . IOUKO.
New Blacksmith Suo. G iV Willis
has just completed his blacksmith shop at
the corner of Second and Railroad streets
where all kinds of iron and wood work
can be had and done in first class order
Bring on your plows, wagons, etc., etc
for repa rs.
Go to Samuel E Youjmj for your boots
and shoks. ITie largest siocn in me city
and best value for the money. Don t be
deceived bv offers of discounts, or big ad
vertisements You will have to pay some
one a profit. The question is who can
afford to sell for the least profii.
Carpets. I lis ve Just recel ved forwl n
.er trade some of the nicest patterns in
extra super and 3-ply carpets ever shown
in this city, also a new line of wall paper
and decorations.
Samuel E. Young.
A $70 Music Box; given away Jan. 1st.
With every dollar worth oi good you
buy yon per ticket on the box.
I. A. CUMMIKG.
"ilACKMETACK," a lasting and
raat perfume. Piiue 23 and f0 cents.
fra-
Bossies and Iloehs.
The best makes are to be foundln Al
bany at Price & Robson's, who have just
recived a carload of the finest hacks and
bugglesto be found. Their prices, con
sidering quality, are remarkably low. It
pays to ride in a good buggy or hack.
Keep this tact In your head and when get
ting one call on Price Si, Robson, who
have the largest variety to select from.
894. That is the number that drew
the nickel plated stove at Hopkins Bros,
Who holds it?
Albany'jMarket.
Wnont-fiOj
uta-4A-.
Butter 20s prii.
Fggs 20r
Uy ,0O.
Poieto 75 ota per buahul'
Beef on foot, 8!t
A pple75 cents per bu,
Pork per lr. 0reaf d,
Rocons bftios.lHo
shoulders
s'.'ieslOc.
. r1 9i por lb.
V(itf-A.'2H por bid.
till kfins'I.DO por dr7,.
Mil i cii l r 1, 14.i:o jx.r tori'
0l.tl 4A riKSOXAL.
MONDAY.
Mrs Ruder, of Portland, Is In the city
visiting friends.
The daughter of J J Duhruilie i lit with
scarlet fever.
Miss Sadie Cohen, of Portland, Is spend
ing the holidays In Albany.
John tVebbcr, of Portland, son of Jos
Webber, is In the city on a vUtt.
Ued Wells, the Corvallls wheat man, was
In the ctty to-day on his way home L'om
a trip to California for his health.
Dr Clinton Cook,' who caused a sensa
tion by disappearing from Chicago re
ccntly.'at rived In Salem Saturday,
Mr Merrill Fish, who has been working
In Portland, will begin as foreman of the
Herald in a day or two, succeeding Mr
Piymale.
Members Bayley Chapter No 8 will
meet at hfcll promptly at 7:3a o'clock this
evening. Work In P. M. degree. GE
Chamberlain, II P.
J G Gross, of Waterloo, was In the city
to-day. He stated that the water had re
turned with a good Row to the rods spring
and everything was serene In that respect,
notwithstanding the many teporls In
reference to It.
E E Pennington, of Lyons, Is In the city
to-day, John Yates, who recently assault
ed him, and for whom a warrant was Is-'
sued, ha not yet twen captured. He Is
said to be somewhere In the wilds ot Mar
lon county hiding from justice. Mr Pen
nlngton has not ben disturbed for several
days. He Is a steady, reliable young man
who shoulti-bc left alone.
Mr L'eaton, representing the North
American Review, Is In the valley giving
a page writeup for every twenty-live sub
scribers to that publication at f.oo a year.
He was In Albany to days but no definite
arrangement was completed. The Re
view is one of the old and solid publics,
lions of the U. S.
G'orge Howell.who has been a resident
ot Sherman county of late, and Margaret
H Woodbury, of Harrlsburg formerly,
were yesterday granted a license to wed
by the Marion Co. clerk Their marriage
w ill take place to-morrow morning at the
residence of J A Sell wood, and from here
they go to Harrlsburg to remain a slu.tt
time, then return to Salem lo take up
their residence. Statesman.
Trs-suA.
Wm M Hong, of the O. P., went to nn
Francisco last evening.
Mr Uobert Foster, of the Pacific Coast
Elevator Company, of Portland, is in
the city.
Frjm a source which we deem reliable
it is now conceded that Mr Thomas Mon
teitb, Jr., will bo Albany's nest post
master. Licenses to marry have Iteen issued to
the following: Schuyler Oerton and
Annie B Drinkard; J W Oliver and Lin
da Grime.
Mrs E J McCaustland, who bits been
visiting in Salem, is now in the city, and
with her husband are residing at Mrs
liridgeford's.
E C Barrows, of Shedd, was in 4he city
o-day on bis way home from Hitlsboro,,
w here Multnomah is in training under
Mr Sawyer. Mr Bartows looks for a 2:23
tecord next year.
Jos Webber has s M bis barber shop
in this city to William Mack, recently lit
bis employ and an experitmeed barber.
Mr Webber for nearly forty years a resi
dent of Albany, the life of its fire depart
ment in its early tUstory.wiil make Port
laud bis home.
Last evening the members of the
Apollo Club, with their wives, tendered
Mr George Keeney a surprise party,
which proved not only a musical but a
very social a Hair. Mr Keeney expects to
leave in a few days on a trio turutiiih
California and Arl.onia, and the party
was intended aa a good will ouering pre
vious to bis departure.
WIDXEStiAV.
SWRtccc, cf Green Basin, is In the
city.
D V 8 IU idsnd family, of Portland.are
In the county for Christmas.
Judge Strahan went np to Coburg Ibis
noon to eat a Christmas turkey.
Hubert Huston and wife went to Cor-
vallis this noon for Christmas.
Melia Ewert has returned home from
a several months visit at Oakland.
Recorder Davis and family, and J It
Wygtt, went to Harrlsburg to-day to
Spend Christmas.
Jos Watson, of Tacoma.was in the city
on his way to Newport, to spend the
holidays with bis parents.
Frank Craw, recently on the S. V. be
tween Portland and Junction, baa been
engaged as engineer on the Lebanon
branch and will begin business to-morrow.
Mrs Craw is already in the city.
Notice to Farmers. Wanted at once
chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, dried
fruits, butter, eggs, and all kinds of farm
produce, for which I will pay the high
est price in cash ot, In 'exchange for
goods. o. w. Sun-so,
Albany, Oregon
RIAL KSTllK HALTS
N G Rice etux to Trustees McIIer
gue ceraetery,sma!l tract in tp
14, 8H2 w .$
J II Robb toT R Hibbard, lots 3,
4, bl 2, She) burn
A J Hodges to F W Spencer, lota 7,
, bl 7, F'sA, Albany....'....
Henry Cyrus tt al lo Nimcy K
Croft, S E cr of etc 31,tp 10, S
300
i It 1 1
j Prank Crabtree to Nancy Croft,
same as above ...
I JO Johnson etux to Lee P.ilyeu.
10
Tarc-ls In Sclo
W II Hohson et al to J A Maag.lot
4, bill, IPs A, Mill City.. ...
Virgil.Electra and Estella.stites to
J J Baker, 1 acre, Harrisburg.
Lee Bilyeu et u to N 0 Myers, lot
28, in Scio
G D Peebler to C Goan, lots 3, 4,bl
25, J M R's A, Leb
A I) 1 iorner et ok to Anna 15 Berry,
40 acres sec 31, tp , S It 3 R. .
1400
23
C00
400
27
' . $3098
The Reason Why. Why i It that
Klein Bros, can afford to sell boots and
shoes so reasonable? Because they are
both practical shoe makers and make partcf
their expenses by working on the shoe
bench, any boot or i hoe you buy of them,
no matter what kind it is man, womans or
childs, that rip, run over or the sole rips
loose they repair them for you free of
charge, and as they do all the woik them
selves, tney don t charge you 25 to o
cents a pair extra for a warrant to pay
some shoemaker to repair them for you.
Thev also make a specialty of repairing
rubber boots.
Jackets and Wraps. I have lust re
ceived for the Ho'lday trade a new line of
Diagonal and plain Beaver and Stockinet
jackets, The popular thing for winter
wear.
Samukl E Young,
Kid Gloves for the Holidays. Th
argest assortment in the city for gentle
men, ladies and misses. Every pair war
ranted at Samuel E Young's.
Hometltlag far tlie Hcsr fear.
Tbe world renowned success cf Ho tetter's
Stomach Bittrs, and their eontinoed popu
larity for over a third of a century as a
stomachic, is scarcely more wonderful ths
ths welcome that greets tha annual apprat
ance of Hos tetter's Almanao. This va!uab
medical treatise is published by the Host
ter Company, Pittsburg, Pa, tinder th .
own immediate supervision, employing f i
bands in that department. Tbrv are ru
Ding about 11 mouths ia tbe year 01 this
woik, and tbe isrus of same for 1891 wi'l be
more than tea nisllions, printed ia the Eng
lish, German, Ifreooh, Welsh, Norwegian,
SwedUn, Holland, Bohemian and Spanish
languages, liefer to a copy of it for valuable
and interesting reading concerniug health
sod numerous testimonials as to tbe efficacy
of Hostetter's Stomach Bittets, amusement.
varied information, astronomical calculations
and chrom logical Items, 4.0, which can be
depended on for correctness. Ths Alma
nao for 1801 can be 'btaiiied free of cost,
from drueiet and general country dealers
in all parts cf the country.
e .xnvs cough i
C . s ntnption
fl. Tt vr,.
SOMEWHAT MI'MOBUm,
A Iturheje's
('neriHlon ef
fruit 1 uliurr,
lrute snsl
Tito people of OuUvilk1, in this county,
are paying considerable attention to the
raising of fruit, and very naturally com
mune with their eastern friends on the
subject. A prominent man of that phtco
did sd, getting thft following bright let
ter, which he hands us for publication,
in order to benefit frult-ralscrs generally:
"Your kind letter of recent date Is at
hand and contents noted. Am glud to
hear of your bright prospects. When
you speak of setting out llHK) fruit trees
my mouth aluiotst shapes itself for shed
ding tears. You also mention something
about grubbing the ground before plant
ing to trees. This reminds moot my
boyhood days in Ohio, when I used to
earn my grub by grubbing. I never en
joyed it very much as a past-time until
the time was past and the pay was In
sight. Extracting roots Is a painful 11 u
ccpslty, and never was ot great pleasure
to me. Since leaving the limber country
I have had "occasion to let a small con
tract for taking out somo old roots, and
although 1 was right there ami hud an
easy scat, and was not asked to Assist In
the work-in fact was reiucstd to keep
hands otf yet in some way 1 felt for the
fellow workman and my interest In him
was such that I think I sweat fully as
much aa he. it Is Hlmlllar to "tilling a
long-felt-want," and the more nerve one
has, the mure nerve one iwn'ds.
Hut, let us return to the orchard, I
like that move. I think it is the thing
to do with that laud, and I almost wish
I had an interest In that fruit farm. It
might not injute tiro frait and would
help to'Tlum" my "Currant" extienscs,
1 do not wonder at you being "Cherry"
when you contemplate the results, w hich
is shown by actual "Eig"-ureg to lx so
good as to 'Seek-Bo-Euriher." A "Pip
pin" to the matter would make a "Mai
den Jvhuli," however much she want to
"Pear" with "Talluianswcet." who is
constantly bo "Cider." Ikith being in
the "ltloom" of youth, should, with he
as "Roman-Stem'' the tide together for
roils and rods at least. Every "Sheep-
nose" that a "Kauibu" Is "Juice " right
in the fall.
ltut later Pro. "Johtietban" and Miss
"lull rlowei "are in great demand by
all pie-us pcoptu. TUy are solid friends,
good keepers and wear w ell by aequaln
tance. Miss "Siltsria CrabU," being a
draw f, makes a fair show, ltut notwith
standing her "Trunk" checked entirely
through, free of charge, she brings her
manager very little else than "Sauce."
Sometimes there Is a "Jam" that centr
ally end in a "Pickle." The "Willow
Twig" has produced less "Salubrious
Sweet" to the "Young's I flight" than
the "Candy Red," yel I think produces
better result in Vouth than is always
admitted. This "Twig" keep well in all
clitnaU-s, house, and Is a good thing to
help keep the young from souring.
tt lien properly "AiiHe"d to the trunk
or liniti it invigorates and elevates the
human race, and make the race more
swift. This should be attended to at
"Prune" lug time.
Miss "Jennet t" remain crcsn durlmr
her sunniest days, but, although riot a
"Greer ing," she "Clings" to the idea
that she must be cn"Gage"d to every
"Ik'Butr." Place her war the kiUbsn
and wash house where the reflection will
have a healthy influence on her, and
then her fruit will be in good taste.
Don't plant any "Chestnut. ,r
Well really I have no right to advise
yon about fruit culture. I am only a
l'llucktye," as you know and never saw
Oregon, and of course what I say is cheap
ana tinn, and don't cost anything, but if
1 have my health ami can so "Orange"
matter here, will try, al some future
time to team more of fruit and fruit cul
ture, even if 1 have to go to Oregon."
Hisrm.
sssssaaas
An Kastern tnagaxine Just rweived.
under the bead of "Six Pritish I.Iors."
illustrate Ojtieen Elizabeth, Prince of
Wales, Martini of Saliitbury, Gladstone,
Psrncll end Lord ltandolph Churchill.
Appropriaudy the bending should read,
"rive Urilieh Lion and one l.ioncp."
Christmas eve tonight. Children's
night. The night of giving, when men
are made happy and women and children
receive, v erny n it more biessci 10
give than to receive. The happiest of
all mortals at this time are undoubtedly
tho men who give and can afford it.
Mrs Charles Davis died atVossill a few
days ago, after giving birth to a child.
Mrs Davi was only 13 years of age. A
a license cannot be ivsued to a person
under 1 1 there must have Ken some
false swearing.
Albany' local building association
lends every month amount ranging from
$1500 to fJ00, aay the K. O. The Pen
dleton building association can do the
same under proper management. This
institution has done a great deal for
Pendleton, but the value of it has not
been half shown because the interest it
deserves baa cot been given it
Judge Deady decided that there were
no grounds for the appointment of a re
ceiver for the Northwest Insurance com
pany. It might not have been a bad
policy, though, for the Judge to have ap
pointed a guardian for the man who
made the application.
This is a very excitable world, and the
following from the Bilverton Appeal I a
good sample! Master Harry Cobb shot
and killed two wild gees3 a few days ago
which were lost in the fog. In bis great
excitement after they bad beenbrought
to the ground, be broke bis gun stock
over one of their heads which still
showed signs of life.
A railroad company in buying two bits
worth of mdse in Albany recently went
through a dollars worth of red tape.
Hail road companies generally nse crow
bars with which to pin their clothes.
For two large reasons, Danker Shupe,
of Hlllsboro, who gave $5,000 for a bogus
gold brick, deserves his loss. In the first
place, because a banker has no business
dealing in goods which the swindlers led
him to think had been stolen In other
words, he should not become a ' fence for
swag" and second, because he I one of
those superior hayseed chumps who don't
read the newspapers. Welcome, '
The Eugene Journal published an item
to the effect that Jones was in poor cir
cumstances. It retracts a follows: "We
are Informed by a relative of Mr Jones
that the item published in this paper re
cently that he Is in poor circumstances
financially was Incorrect In that particu
lar. Un the contrary he is worth about
$40,000, and usually makes a present of
$500 annually to each of hi children."
Poor Jones. .
The only people who know how to
bring up chtldrsn are childless; the only
men who know perfectly how to run a
railroad are those who never had a chance
to try; and the fellow who knows hdw to
run a newspaper is tho fellow who never
did it.
. I tret pass CE Brown 1
wan( (olive eoonomiwlly. Jest
owe 1 prices guaranteed.
ore if j on
'joods and
SHILOH-8 OATAliUU REMEDY
positive cars for Catarrh, Diphtheria and
Canker-Mouth.
Just arris ed a full line of ladies, cliil
drens, men's and bey 'a foot wear at O W
Simpson's, which will be sold st bottom
prices.
HORN.
RAIFfcCtTNFTnT.'T On IV ,!. TW
23rd, 181)0, near Albany, to the wi'fo of
iurueuua xiaiisciinciuer a girl.
HULIN. In Albanv, on Saturday.Dec.
aoth, 1890, to the wife of S. A. Hulin, the
druggist a girl.
I1EI.
BILYEU. At the residence of his par
ents, in Scio, on Saturday, Dec. 13,1890,
George Franklin Uilyeu, aged 30 years.
Ihe immediate cause of his death was
hemorrhage of the lungs, but the real
cause was being thrown from a wagon
loaded wilh lumber, a portion of which
fell upon him, 13 yeais ago, causing Inju
ries from which lie never recovered. -
11018 AM afSKOAO
MONDAY.
Th Hnlln oi.ly hs jme lilihtwatcbmsn,
Aimllier is wii" e l, '
Tlioi'l'h'it lifts taiiifd oortslilerably lh
rivur at this city temaius almost stitiousry.
n, track tr Solo from Hie Oregoulan It
it Itus l. en Wid into Hum, sid l rarty tor
IrsUi. I" will he big thing fur that iity.
Tiia tcbs if a hear slmw arsap.ead near
t'ta fJRSoiniAt ellloe. The besr, mostly
small, rs trained sod perform tiicks uum
eroualy, The pari ameiit try blcetiixn in IruUnd to
iiy w.ll seal ths iU"tiim wliothsr IV
usft Is to cuntinu a l .lor iu ths HumnHate
party .
ilsra you made up youi mind to btgiu
Kuw Vsirswilha etesi eonscttiuee. Noth
ing like Hi but it is bolter uot to wait for
Nsw Vssrs Keep ft clr sll tlis sr
lOMUil, Ths i the Dbmocrat's polioy.
Among tlr estates being proUtad In thlt
ehunty are thixmof K W tlrovsr, valued at
1.40'); Jerusr.a Moore, valnsd at f 047)
Almou Moor, vatuwl at Id. .'120 and Jams
Diekr-n, vslusl at 1C 1X5.5.
Wm. JsoVhoi Armstrong Is lecturing
tiifuilgh tlis vsllev no ths itassiaa Nihilists,
Th 1 Amwiitso Niliili' U al.o need to Is
shown up Tlir are im Nihils in Ah
t4 n y P i,uU!h'1 do snp bu't to Uliead.
A Por1 ActuiaJST.TId afternoon
while bottling soda bottle exploded, hit
ting Walt' .Montague over lite eye, cut
ting a severe gash,
TUESDAY.
Moiehat.ta report good holiday trade,
Fred l'.l.iuut a d Norris Morris will open
a fe4 and cm minsi'11 slut, at th corner ef
first and bskar streets
The WiHsmntU University Losrd met ia
Portland last night; bat silj,,urnrd to msot
st Hslem on WJu.jsy f iii,aa th meat
ing ia Portland wiJl brill(l.
Tli,nptist psrstiSK is now eowplcled,
and lo morrow l;v and Mr Hill will move
Into it, li is a very pretty residsuey.sni fa
credit to th builder ani olinrel
Two uw additiuu liv Ihoii filed wilb
Ilia tUcurders Hut nun's 2 I sdditiuu to
llrownsviile, conuiuiiigat'. forty blocks,
and Wilhsms addition t hhami, eunUin-
lug tWrt bllH.'l s. '
Tb) Mo'ofcrsm fruit stid candy plso
will I open in tlin tritiltiiiig Willi ttia flnest
lit) of csr.ii.rs, nuts Slid fiUtts, gr,
oral ges, l'i.lilri.U and Japan, utra lluo
CWly Iiiicm and li. niit lnmi.f impurfr
wt Kt ) west aoweslia eijists in lit illy.
,'kWK.SsOAY.
A Mmry Cbr uttnss.
Tb schools r sll o!osd for iH holiday.
Last Saturday th O. P, paid ep for Sep
tember. Ths City t'i'Uiii il u.et last svuong a
adj'xirued until Monday tentug,
No Dkmothat to-wrow btsibt. Christ
mas iaoea day on abica tv print rt r
atiow4 to eekbrslo.
Th MaKaihUa farm f.rsr Lotwnoa w
told to-day at ittrv I. W H SUut,
to Julm Curl, U 8 to, fr ftJ5d, It ein
sisUd of I1K aciss.
Mr s.d Mr Wrn l!Uiimr m4 tbeir
JsujjhWr aClfi!ni prswntiu lb way it a
fins J rVunr Ac Ct, un , bought from
Will ii Link. A IV MtCtsiB aio rcmcm
rmt bis fsonly by purchwnig a flu Mg n
f. ftbstrj frujn ths same bans. .
WjlUs n 1! Wryr u, lUrpr Crsnor
hsy Ir.w.-d th Albsuf Orr Hoes ft
lo year and will brgia basns a Ifssop
a -'sbusry tt. Tliay ar insUars.ara go.d
Judgoa of wh.t lbs f ubho waau In th
ihnltiiud line and will no doubt do a bi
bnsmets, graduaby itiervsaing.
ItKRKitW CKKAT WBlt.
fcllks Hark sjre4 mt mVafat af te Irars
Slaa4laC Km Mr K St rtrre was
Brr4 aus Mas Way
U.U,t Cregotilau; For twenty 7r I
have eti gradually growing doaf. so
eoaipaniwd with all s -rts ol ringing noU
in my sans. 1 bad de-pslre J I evsr t
Ing reiiavtii un.il soma of my neighbor
bad IrUd Ir iMrrin and bu curd. 1 bat
ev oie eurgn, ami me lo try him.
If hs restored by 17 hoaring and
stopped the noi4 w lib s;ertrS?v, tnoJt.
pi ud sutH4l treat maul. I Hya tdre
mile w,v f pcrtUnd, on tne tirte
road. PuoloiUcj, Portland, tr.
MIKE J AI'.KEV.
Mr. fcditon For flftwuo yr I have
brn ief, u t gr lus-ly urowing worst
uutil tl paat ihraa years I ran d 1101 faasr
my watch tick r sny o nvrsailon. I
csn t 1-r lJf rln and regivr-l t e ro
trie treUmer.t, and am nowabeio hnsr
a watoti tick, and feat ovarktyed with tbe
cure 1 have rrclvad. I live In Albin.
and my plaoaof bus.nessisln the maikot
on liusll sirtet, t.r-ar tha Cootmotiusl
ho-el, KUPlKUCli.
4 Jraalass arrd mt Kkla Disease.
Kdlior Oregsnl n: For A.teen yaf I
have been troub;l wtln skin disease.
lr l arrln hat cured ia. Kfnr to me at
Ssdlwocd, Or. J t) JCNMSU",
Pr Dairies r'prrlaliirs a ad Flare af
HasiarMr
Pr Irrin make a speo'sly of disoawa
of tbe Kye, Ear. ISuse aud Throat, and alt
nervous, chroi.lo aud private dixases,
ucq ss iiots oi Dl'DDOOil, iiiOOa '1AI0U;
oyph'lls, (Jieet, Uonorrboe. Ktrletur.
8prmalorrbooa, 8emtLat Weskneas, or
Los oi Leaire of Sexual Power In man or
woman. All fcullar Female Tr-uble.
Irregular Menatrr lion, Dlsplaoement, etu,
are cor.fld!iiUlIy and successfully
trrated, and win undor no eircum-Unooa
rsae a ewe that tboy cannot cur or ben
ell. t'onnulUUtn fr. Chare; reaaon
bl, Cures of privw dlsaws guaranteed
ami navr puLl'sund In tbe paptt.s
Cifru im an I oinxilotj blank anut irve,
Uncjss, "n4 tRHblwgnu st, Poitlaud. Or.
Isecutor.i ioticc.
flJOTICE H IIERrUY OIVCN TH AT
1 the undrlned has been duly ap.
pointed exmutrltc of the last will and
testament of Oeuram V Svivster. de
eKel,by the honorable the eouoiy court
cf IJnn county. Oregon. All inraon
baying claims sgalnat tbe estate of sstd
dnceaaed, are hereby notified to present
the same duly verified, to me In perao.).
or to my iioroey. ueo w right, at his
isw olll(! la Albany; Lion couciy,Oregon
within six months from this date
Dated Uoo 2S, 1H9.).
M. A HI All 8YLVETER,
Ex cutilx of the last will and tettamentof
Geo W Hvlvester, deceased. 12 29
Notice
of Pinal
ment.
Battle-
IN HIE COUNTY COURT, OF LIN M
county. Oregon. In the matter of the
estate of Mirlsm llurrnl. deceased. Notice
Is hereby given that the nndeisljned, tLe
duly appointei), qusllflad and aotlng ad
mlnistrator of ihe estate cf Mil lam liar
rel, decased, has thU day filed his final
sccour.t in the matter of said estate, in
the abve court, and tbat the court has
appointed Monday, the 2nd day of Feb
ruary. 1801, at 1 o'clock, p m, as tbe time
for hearing objections to said final ao.
uount, and for the settlement I he roof.
Dated Ueo 23, 1890. J L MILLER
Administrator of tbe estate of Mirlsm
Marrel, deceased
Ukwitt a Irvins.
Attys for Admr. 122a
Notico
of Pinal
ment.
Settle
To all persons having claims against the
estate of James Walsh, deceased, sod to sSJ
other person whom it may oonoern. You
are hereby notified that tbe un dereigned ex
eoutor of the sld estate on th 24th day of
Uecember, ls'J , tiled in ins county oourt cf
Liua county; Oregon, hi ileal a coo tin tin
said estate, and sud court has appointed
Mouda. the 2nd day Of February, 1891. at
the hour of 1 o'clock p m of said day to bear
and settle all ohjeotions to saia nnal account.
jjacea nis .uio uay 01 ueo isuu.
0 WCLINE,
W R Bilteu, Attorney. Exeoutorf
TR UEO W GRAY having sold his
j r ubuuh KuniuoM), 10 give possession.
dnuary j, i'Ji, mcst eurneRtlv remiest
his many Men J who may wish him to
put tcoir toetti m good repair bafore re
11 ring to call early. AH who find
selycn Indebted lo hfm,' are expected to
K3a.il HUH OttiO BUUU
Will be Found
r at the Square
. s Dealing Stove
House of
SMITH -
EES.
TIIK llttE J1H I4IT JZHtS.
tlditon Democrat,'
f4eelng two small Items in yctir paper
about these mines, the writers must
think alt the old setthrs are dead ; but,
stop, there is. one pioneer left that
crossed tho plains in 1815, and was at
the lost camp or stinking hollow, as
some' called It, on account of the dead-
cattle sua saw the nugget of gold that
Henry Marlon found on a gravel bar in a
dry branch.
fctephen Meek, a brother of the re
nowned Joe Meek, was our pilot, lie
had been leaving at each ono of his
tamos a note staling the distance to the
next wnter. The note was covered with
loose dirt and a stake stuck down by it.
lie staled that there was water In ten
miles. We traveled all next day before
we got to water ; a spring that ran about
forty roils and stink into the ground.
This was tho lout camp. It was at or
near tho sand or sago desert. Our pilot
then started out to find more water, lie
was gone two day and ono night, but
found 110 water. When he got back bis
tongue was black and bo dry ho couldn't
speak until he got some water. ,
. 1 was In the second or third train that
got to tho spring. When we got there
the water was a little thin. By the time
two hundred head of famishing cattle got
to the spring the water was too thick to
stir with a slick, lly this time there was
excitement in ramp, and most ol the
men rushed out In every direction to see
if tiiey could find water. We had to find
water or perish. When a man came in
the ones at camp would meet him to
know if lie had found water.
Henry Marten went to look for water.
The wagon he drove Wiis closeto father's.
When Marten got back there was three
or four of us near his wagon, all anxious
to know if he had found water, lie sale
ho hail Wn tip the dry creek to every
bunch of willow in search of water, lie
then took out ol his pocket a yellow Jump
of metal which was passed around to
each one to look nt. Ono said it looked
like gold: another said gold was not
found in lumps, but in fine dust. Mar
ten then look the iron wagon hammer
and, pliU'ing the lump on the waton tire,
hammered it. It was mailable like all
virgin gold. He then put it in his pock
et. Our next thoughts were water,
water, or we would perish. I did not
see any clear water for four davs and
nights, only what ran down the cheeks
of the pitiful-looking women and ror
little children begging for water. Tbe
sick and poor creature that were dying
did not have a drop of water to cool
thir parched tongue.
After seeing these heart-rending scenes
and suflWini myself, I forgot alwut the
lump of yellow metal until the fall
ls4H,wheu I went to tbe gold mine in
California. There i found nuggets of
gold, just like the one that Henry Mar
ten found near the lost camp. I ham
mered them and they were just tike tho
nugget that Marten found; I was satis
fied that it wa gold.
The lilue Bucket uiino got it name in
tltiss way. Kome men were talking alxmt
gold being found on the "Meek' cutoff."
One man did not btdieve it, because be
had not wn the gold. 1 le said, to make
it look unreasonable: "Yes, the gold was
so plentiful the women and children
picked up blue bticktt full, and hung
them on the wagons, w here the tar buck
ets had hung." Another asksd : "What
did they do with the gold?" "Oh,"
said be, "the rixuls were rocky and
knocked he buckets to staves aud lost
th gold."
Hu-uht-n Meek said this dry creek had
had running watr in it until that year,
it being a very dry summer.
PioNrtn.
BKOVf 1 still. E.
December 22nd, ISW.
Items are scarce this week. All are in
for a good time on Christina and do but
little that th correspondent can get
bold of.
Our electric hxhtshtve long been com
posed of wind but are now a thing of
reality. On last Thursday they were
lighted and the coal oil lamps were rele
gated to the shade of the past.
The Infant son of li L Illanchard is on
the improve and is considered out of
danger.
Church meeting at the Baptist church
next Saturday, when they ill again try
to elect a pastor. Success atu-nd them.
We notice some sulsttanllal improve
ment in the (ialbrailh addition iu the
shape of a new sidewalk on one of the
main streets.
We learn that Hev A Lettoy, ex-candidate
for Sunt, of public instruction, is
meeting with deserved success at La
Grande.
Home of oar cilixens talk of going to
Fall-m next month and will join the third
liouse to try their hand at lobbying.
0101 LLC,
Saturday was a very unlucky day for
mail carriers. Mr Shearer, the contrac
tor, on arriving at the Post Office his
horse became frnthtcned and started to
run with the buggy, Mr H. holding to tbe
reins. He broke through a fence break
ing a barucd wire ana drscKWK Mr r,
by the reins, which he held on to nntil
tho horse was stopped. The buggy was
damagea some, so was M r s., so much
that he could not go w ith the mail. A Y
Smith saddled a horse and took the mail,
but didn't get half way to bis destination
when his horse fell, rolling over on the
rider. No bones broken.
Tbe tin can brigade went on an expe-
' dition last week. They found the object
01 iticir search standing out by his barn
weeping. The leader asked him why
this grief, and he said lean not match
any more.
Little IWe Iid made a great mistake
about th number of prune trees planted
out in this vicinity. She says 13.000, but
that shows what she knows. There have
been over 25,000 trees planted.
Mr C R Allen, of Crook county,! viait-
t v I. t I . l. lf..
ing bi vuKYii'e. ne is looaing ior a
pardner, one with capital preferred
Good looks no object.
Little ltose Pud is badly mistaken
when she Bays that I will come out under
a new nom ue plume, Hhe thinks that
Amicus is an old person, but there is
where she is mistaken.
Mr Gerald McDaniel la visiting his sis
ter, Mra J B McCoy.
X JLATK hixn 1-B03X HA YES.
Tbe Correct I vo Properties ef the
Jaleeis of California' Vegetable
Alteratives Almost Sensational.
A lady formerly ef 1221 Mission St, bat now
OI 400 Hayes St, a F., writes to tbe lwia W.
Jot Co, as follows; " Urs. II. T. Uovcrly, of So-
sttlo, resided with me last winter. She had long
been asnnerer from dyspepsia and waterbrash.
Her stomach was so weak tbat for months at a
time she lived principally upon milk aud the
Walt of eggs. Among other things the tried
on of tbe mineral sarsaparlllas only to find that
It gave her pains la the bead and weak ituking
spells. Having taken Joy' Vegetable Barsapo
rllla myself with great benefit lu stomach
troubles, I Induced ber to discard tho potash
preparation and try your Vegetable compound.
It began roinvlgorating ber stomach aud in
short time helped ber astonishingly. It im
proved her appetite and strength to thet extent,
tbat just before sho lejt, she was beginning to
return to solid food. Bbe authorized mo to
write you this statement oecordinRly."
TEN-
Beautiful Pieces of Silverware to tie
Given Avajv
At F. M. French's Jewelry store, co
mencing Nov. 1st, I will present every
one purchasing $1 worth of goods, a tick
et entitling tho holder to a chance to
draw one of the following pieces of silver
ware: , '
1. One large dinner castor. . . .flO 00
2. " fancy fruit dish ......... 9 00
3. " silver cake basket. . .
4. " silver card stand. .... ...
6. " set silver knives and forks
6. " double pickle castor. ....
7. " silver butter dish
8 00
7 00
6 00
5 00
4 00
3 00
single pickle cnator. . . . . ,
Seth Thomas clock, ,
riilver cur. r . . ......
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Assignee's Notico.
Notice is hereby give.) that the noder
sigued has been duly appointed and quslilied
as aseijjDea of the estate of Earl Race, ao
lasolveot debtor. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby required to
present tho asms to the audersioed at Al
bany, Oregon, within three mouths from this
dstc, propirlv verified aa by law required.
November 5tb, 1300.
L. C Marshall,
Assignee.
D1
IS?OLTJTIOT!I NOTICE. Notice Js
hereby given that the copartnership
of Obllng A Wallace has been dissolved
by mutual consent.' All liabilities vt-yi
be assumed by Henry Ohlirg, to whom
all accounts shoulii be paid.
- . HENRY OHLINQ.
FRANK WALLACE.
Albany, Deo 24, 189a
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
tbe annual meeting of tbe stock,
boldera of the Farmers A Merchants In
surance Company, of Albany, Oregon;
will be held at the office ot said Company
In Albanv, Linn county, Oregon, on Wea
ni)"day, January 7. 1801, at the hour of 2
o'clock; p m, of'ssid day, for the purpose
of electing nine directors of said company
to serve for oueyear, aud to transact such
other busines as msy regular ly come te
fore said meeting.
By order of ths President,
J. O. W rjtj!'mAN, Kecretarv,
A!'. T.Or.LVe 1st, 18:, i.!S3)
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C3r. . ' Jl!am 'jLzz Wlm jim
Vill M il all his Holiday
This li a genuine offer, and a
good ntitc!i low figures.
ALLEN BROTHERS,
Wholesale
CIGARS, TOBACCO, AND
KINDS, IN LARGE OR
Ml THEIR
Plinn Block.
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LiL
THOMAS
..We want
TilBEO
BUTTER AND EGGS,
cash
Blackbm'ii & Pironi,
Corner First, and Wrehington Streets. .
Albany, -- Oregon.
WE WISH TO
TO-
And Vicinity,
TLst e lost have the Isrgettt acd most craplela eloclc cf Loots and thces
evpr shown in AUsr.y. Our siw rinjfUl of Men's ar.rj Boy's Kip and CIf
Bocts std Shoes is con p.f'r, si r we can fit any Uet, le it lesn cr ft. Oar
lite of lubtxr boots and sbces is
LARGER THAN ANY IN THE CITY.
-AXD
LAST YEAR'S PRICES.
OUR HOLIDAY SLIPPER
Line comprises ren i
lilosh, Rarxi clf in ebr , i
$1 CO to $3 CO. Oar liaecf
- LADIES - SUPPERS
Cooipiises ail iht latent ocseHies in oomVnnstioa sni colors, ia Ml, p
sod velvet, rsngirg n irico. from 85 cents tr $2 50. Our lice cf
Ladies and' Misses Dress ShoeS
Iu hfcnd and m.cl.ice trwrd.sreia the moi-t Standard rsakes ia tha Ucittd
Slates. We also havr a f !l Has of
calf-Hcfd t.d urlined. n lu'tou a. d
ioe of :'
Mens' and Boys Dross Sliocs,
Is com plots ;n ail stjles and at Lowest Puicks., Our goo-is are si! dpsii-
ab'e styles sud latest nctv itla a!l the
OtforU, Turns stid Y elts. Also Sjriog ILsels f;r the little ode in great va
riety in cusign,ih latent; in material,
of ail. It is our i.ur;o&e to catry a lice
than auy l.otise in Albacj.
LET US 0ILL Y0UB ATTESTIOrl
To the fact that prices of boots and
(enits under which thev are sold. Our expenses are lower thsn tho"e of au
house io AlhHcy the result is LOWER PRICES TO YOU, far rsb.
Give oa a trial and be convinced.
Ih5ur OTTO" " """i
Never Sacrifice Quality for Quantity Sell Fewer Eoot3
and Shoes and Sell them Right.
tSTALL GOODS SOLD BY UR THAT RIP OF RUN OYER WILL
BE REPAIRED FREE OF CHARGE.
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
KLEIN BROS.
JUST THE THINGS
Don't bo in a Lurry for your Holiday Goods, such as
WICKER ROCKERS,
THOMAS BRINK
Will have the nicest assortment that over came to Albany
Cf! CO -Don't
pness at weights any
Many faiaier loses
3unl.W longer.
enough in that way in one year to pay for
a g voil fcca'.e. uo to siewsn a ox sua
price (htir t cftlte of all kinds.
PHOTOGRAPHER
Cor t-tcoi d ar.flieny f-t
kA.itany, Or,
fUPF.IUOR werk.'pu
k" branch of ihe art.
aranteo.1 In every
Jtalargsg ol
aii k
9 A)
Goods at FIRST COST.
rare piJrtvnity to obtain
Retail Grocers,
CHOICE FHUITS OF ALL
SMALL QUANTITIES.
SEASON.
ALBANY, OREGON.
It you want the bosl
and most durable furni
Ef ' ture that ismanufjiclur '
La y ed in the city go to
BRINK'S
your. ..
,..Wc will pay you............
or Trade.
ANNOUNCE
AT-
snrtmci cf aa's etubriiJered velvet asd
:litt-.ra and facy clf, rAaiai ia price fr-:in
UJiea and misses ril eraic, dtj train,
l-ce, st E vSTERK FlilCES- Our
attrsctivo c.imbinstior.s in Boots and
th finest; id woikiuarisliip, tbe best
f bouts snd shca contaii;is mi
shoes are Urgelr coverced L tbe ea
MID SICE CMURS,
-FOR-
OTKAYED About
tbe 'Mt of June
KJ from my frrm near Tangent or
e rala
red heifer, two veara old las; spniw.
marked with crop off the riht ear and
swa'iowforkin Kfcear. Any information
regarding- he? will be amply rewarded.
-EL Bbtan.
rSUlLDINtr AND LtA s!0 pharos in
2nd aerie f. for stile. Inquire at Bsnk
of Oregcn.
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