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1 - "-caV THE MORNING HERALD : TUESDAY MORNING, JANUAR' 1888 3, TIIE MAILS. Slails at th Albany postottice close as follows: r'or all offices north The eastern states ( . "1 he West Side f6:3 And the Narrow GuageR . R. ) hor Portland and Salem. .. ..11 a. M. Coryailis and Yaquina 1230 p. m. All offices south 7:30 p. m The postottice will be closed each evening Srom six to seven o'clock. Registered matter for the early more in st train should be mailed before 8 o'clock the ytevious rvenmu; 0. S C. R..R. TIME TABLE. KORTII BO USD. i Arrives Depart! Arrives. CaU.expr 6:5am! 7.05am ! Portlan-10 10am E-'ne exjll loam; 11. 25anr.j " 3.45pm Freight 7. 10am I " 2.45pm SOTJTH BOUND. Arrives: Departs Arrives. Cala.exp 'Eusiene ex Jr'reiaht 7.45pm,. S.Onpmj Ashland 9.00am 12.20pm-12.40pm! Eugene 2.40p m i 1 30pmKuirene 6.00pm No freight icceived for south after 11 a. m. of Sfdiue day . LEBANON BRANCH. I'm Alba' y Di-parts Arrives 11 ;12 50i):ii Lebanon at i. W p m S.56 p in No. U S.10 m Fi:. i.eban No. 12. o. 14. 5 a m Albanyat 6.45 a m. 2.0u p ;n " 2.45 p in. OKKOU-V PACIFIC TIME TAlil.E. Arrives uk art T m suii-rcr.. rrei.'nt.... ii:i5am r.txi p in i 1 5:2opii..(i:50 a.m , .lOITlX; A HO IT TOW. 3Irs. Pr. Eliis;is ill with typhoid fever. Fine Chase. confectionery Kenton" & io get an accident policy of Winn. Red-hot horseradish Kenton & Chase. George S. Royce is sick with measles. . Extra fine sauer kraut Iventon & Chase. Ask Winn for an accident policy in tiie Travelers'. A masquerade ball will be given at Hanisbtirg next Monday. Fresh California oranges, the first of the season, at J. Joseph's. Extra copies of the N'ew Year's Herald can be had at this oilice ! at 10c each. 'J i Cnoice .uoolia conee. maple svr-! up, honey, Young America cheese, ! Monday morning at Kenton & Jos. ebber was present and m C base's. j formed the council that he had as- Choice honev. fresh celery, or-! smr'e(1 char7? of tl,,p fi,re Jepart anges. lemons and extra fine figs j ment ; according to the department .and dates. Kenton & Chase, be-! eUT:Ion. as ts c1pL . Jween opera house and postotfice. i .Bids tor the laying ot a supply At the meeting of Engine Co. .No. 2 held last evening, J. Jones was recommended to the city coun cil as their choice for the otlice of engineer. Tiie Christmas trade is over, and Julius Gradwoul is now re;dyf..r! the New Year, 'and lie is still sell- j ing full weight baking powder at i '3c per one pound cm. The "beautiful snow" is here. It is the same article abort which the poets sing but as yet it is too much intermingled who me muci oi ine street to inspire our local poet C. W. Watts was elected First Assistant of Albany Engine Co. No. 1 last evening to fill the va-; ;ancy caused by the resignation oi tlenry Susens, who was promoted to the foremanship. U.S. Strahan and Geo. L. Rlack man left on the William Hoag last Sunday for Salem. The steamboat made the trip to Salem in two hours and twenty minutes cue of the quietest trips on record. Of the immense stock of gods Fortmiller it Co. received from the .East, there remains a few reed. -arpet and plu.di rockers, which they will sell at a small profit so as to reduce their stock before taking invoice. "From a private letter received by -Mrs. N. II. Allen it is learned that Miss Lizzie McNeil, who recently left Albany for Africa as a mission ary, has reached her destination at Fort Pal mas, Liberia, and is fast learning the ways of the natives. Now is the time to subscribe for newspapers and magazines for; isss. F. L. Kenton continues to; receive subscriptions for all the; leading periodicals, saving sub-! M-rtbers the trouble, risk and ex- j vensc of sending direct to publish ers. Orders left at the store of Kenton cc Chase will receive : prompt and care'ul attention. Firemen Hall. At the regular meeting of Albany Engine Cjo. last evening it was unainiiioufcly decided o bold a lasoiierale ball at the opera bouse ' 'ii Wednesday evening, February A committee of five on general "li'.nagenirfnt was appointed, who wid comrnience arrangements at "in e to make the ball a perfect uvess. Let everyone give the fire buys a helping band. !--ii TarHic Matters. It is learned that G. W. Hunt intends to resume work on his con tract on the Oregon Pacific, which he' recently abandoned with Nelson. Lennett. Mr. Hunt is now in New Yuri;. The company are paying their employes for two months,and there is no apjrehension of the r ad being ' jbustcd." notwithstand ing its suit of half a million brought by Mr. Bennett. Slarl!iua A 'frrrilile Full ! A wonderful oiler! Cloaks, jack ets and wraJbs,of every description, at sweeping prices. Desinmr to -; greatly reduce our stock on these j lines before taking inventoiy, we wit ! oiler our entire line of s pringer Bros. ! tailor made garments at cost or less. ! This is a rare chance. Call early I while the assortment is large. MoxTEim & Seitesbacii. llie FliK'tit Out. Mr Brink sortment of iie found in ! c.is received ihe finest as . icker rocking chairs to :e citv. If j'ou don't bu- lleveii, call in and see for yourself. THE IITY tOlStlL. Their Seat8-Ee. I The New Officers Tak tiring Mayor WesthMlord's Address. Regular meeting of the city coun cil was held last night. In the absence of Mayor "Weath erford Councilman Gradwchl was called to the chair. The councilmen were all present but Marshal. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. The treasurer's and recorder's reports were read, showing the fol lowing financial condition of the city : Am't on hand Oct 1, 'S7. .$ 456 38 Kec'd from tines 30 00 Beo'd from tax 245 45 Rec'd from license. . . 1132 50 Total $18(54 33 No. citv orders paid, 75. . . Amount " .$1673 44 Balance on hand . . 190 89 Road tax on hand Oct. 1.. 19 SO Kecd from road tax 46 00 Total road tax on hand ... 65 80 Total am't on hand 256 69 The following bills were ordered pai 1 : F. M. Westfall, bridge at lot 7, block 101 $21 20 F. M. Westfall, sidewalk lot 500 block 111 8 25 F. M. Westfall, repairing crosswalks 22 50 2!) 15 0 00 Foshav & Mason, mdse . . . . J Gradwohl, " E. W. Whipple, lumber.. 1 W. Spink F. M. Westfall, collecting taxes.-. Odd Fellews, rent A. Cunningham, repairing engine 17 77 40 08 IS 75 1 10 On motion the ordinance to amend the fire ordinance adding to the fire limits was taken from the table and read the first and second tinnj and laid over until the next meeting. H. H. Hewitt presented the mat ter of the enforcement of an ordi dancc in reference to wash houses, giving notice of action in the mat ter at the next meeting. Mayor Weatherford, having, ar rived, took the chair. L. H. Montanye presented the matter for Mr. Pierce to rebuild his bnildimr lately burned within the fire limits on First street. No ac- Hon was taken Bonds of F. L. Kenton as treas urer anu i. uayes ior marshal were , approved. i I'lJC IUI L CllClU tit L1CI Ol 1st and Jblisworth streets were opened, an i the contract was or dered let to Jas. Laurent, he being the lowest bidder. The new members of the council took their seats. Mavor Weatherford delivered his annual address as follows : , MAYOU weatherford's address. (Jftl"incii of thf Council: It becomes my duty, made so by ,win,.fi a peneraf statement of the condition of the affairs of the municipal corporation, and recom- ures as mav seem to me expedient and proper or tend to promote promote the ireneral we tare. tfte . however that it is unnecessary tor me to i r?t.. i;. ;...,".,f n.; of the wants or necessities of the city, for the reason that you gentle men who will compose the legisla tive body for this year are all well versed in its attain and know well bow to shape its legislation so as to promote the prosperity, peacv and happiness of our citizens. it. wnl be seen from of the recoider ami tn the reports asmvr that at the present time tiiere is io municipal 'indebtedness. Thi't there is no outstanding warrants; if any, there is money on hand to meet them. And to you, genii. -men, is due the credit of conduct ing the linancial atl'.tirs tiie citv m such a manner a- to pay oil' an indebtedness of some -f;!4 10 in the short space of two years, without increasing the burdens 'of taxation, and yet do a large amount of im provements during that period. There has, during the nast year, been more than the usual amount of street work; streets heretofore unused have been graded and graveled; the costs for gravel used by the city has quite doubled any former year. New and substantial bridges have been in several places built across the canal at a consid erable cost. The improvements on the streets will approximate .fl 150(1. Large numbers of -crosswalks have been repaired and new ones built. It also became necessary to supply the fire department with five hundred feet oi new hose and repair and repaint both engine houses. The city '' has been at considerable expense in laying sewers from the main so that the property holders could hive the benefits of sewerage. These ar. a portion of the work done during the year. Tiie closing year has been one of unusual activity in repairing and building new sidewalks. The greater portion of the walks were constructed several years since and had become so worn as to require ; more than ordinary attention, j While thev are not at present in, all iiiirticulars what thev shou d oe, yet inev are in a jair condition, j i1-'" ijuhi vmrni ji.i:, -.i : aut andnew walks have been made to t'tte Packing Company, llcdu-id A: accommodate the lately improved ! Brown well. . portions of the city. j -" mh m ji jjihict Following a suggestion made by ; mi .., 0,1-r 0 urmifAt ' . .. -. . f .... me one year ago, the laws of the city nave oeen iwiuicu ami nun the charter printed in bock form, making a very neat and convenient book of 213 pages. This work was much needed, and I am satisfied 1. u... 1 ...:.. wdl be of great utility to those called upon to conduct the affairs! " tli .-itv ! cver" description: ai-su city ;)riijir:o, mi- mi h J"i t t .1 I p-oved and unimproved. Titles exiniiiil The fire department at the pres- 1 !i;u oorrm abstracts farnih..t to any prop. eilt time is in a good condition. ! r:y. Cartits conviycd to any lan.i, i'v.-liiive Active and willing, ready and able, : le ,r of hr- Co.lw:i..t,s as..e active,, in their duties, wilting t'o j "''""' ofMr e Sc. :j First Str.ys-, brave any danjjer for the common i ALBANY, - - OllKGOX. weal, readv for anv emergency and I able to do effective work, as shown j bv their extraordinary labors a ! short time since as well as on many former occasions. We have a reputation among insurance men as having one of the best equipped fire departments in the country for a city of like size, and we reap the benefits therefrom in cheap insur ance and a consciousness of sub stantial security from the ravages of fire. I sincerely trust that vou who will control the affairs of the city in the future will at all times kindly remember -them and give them encouragement and assist ance such as their sacrifice de mands. They ask no more and a generous people can do no less. The city is to be congratulated upon the good order that has pre vailed during the year, especially so when we consider that a larger number of transient people have been in our midst than at anv time before in our historv Order has i been maintained without increas ing the police force The fines collected have paid the. costs of the trials and punishment of criminal. I dare say no other town of like sizo enn shv ns mni-h T!ip bbd.W nim rf a rrmni.-itvii i corporation should be to subserve the general interest, protect the property and preserve the health of its citizens. We now have wholesome laws to maintain order ! and subserve the general interest ! and hae taken all due precautions to protect the property within its limits, but. that attention 1m nnt. been given bv the council to the ! " Jo,1,ln". bllt 11 Pfxn became ap general health of its citizens that j Parllt tll:lt 1r' Wi,s beyond me.lical the gravity of the case demands. ! :r',!- "1-r'',1 illong till 1 p.m.. We have "a hi-iirhv .?r.v m..!' his spirit wert to join his dinarily there is no great amount of sickness, but as population in creases, so do the causes of disease increase. One of the most effect ive W.'IVS to Cfllllhilt tho iniTfi'uu n( , disease is to tmrsre the citv of all i impurities by a thorough system of I (';l' IS ,nn',i 8ri? un'1 sadness, sewerage, wiiich I trust the incom- ?lrs- l'ton,--"1 hough severely ing council will pud. forward as j !nn'lie(l 111 ,the hu'e an,i aruis rapidly as circumstances will per- lsU10t considered dangerous, mit. The people have vol-'ntarih- j , ,. F. M. M levied upon themse.ves an extra; The above graphic a.-count, fur mill tax for that purpose, which ! n'1'1'1 '' oar orrespondent, -ives with the amount that can be spared ; V" (til'ls ' w ot the most shock i'rom the general funds at vour .lis- in- :in'' digress ma accidents that nosal wilfenable vou to coii-tuict - "wr o'--'irrod in this portion of the at least one main sewer with the I one main sewer with the necessary connections. In examining the laws to ascer tain what could be dor.e to prevent the spre.id of diphtheria a short nine since, it became evident to my mind that the citv should have a heaith oiiicer, who, with the committee on health and police, when necessary to prevent tiie spread of contagion- diseases, should have ample authority to quarantine the city, or any portion thereof, a'nd to enforce the same bv police it necessary. It is with pleasure that we note i inaiKeu anu permanent improve-; ments that will necessarily bring ; others. The population has been gradually increasing, and I con-1 fidently expect the same to con- tinue. Confidence in the stability! and fut'ire j)rosperity is evidenced ; jiy capital being readily invested in the various enterprises that are being formulated. Albany has kept time and pace with d trener al prosperity of the stater During the past year the improvements I made in the citv will amount to i roui $150,001) to sf20.),0!)0, and the Iroiny lm-reas..,! m i-" i oe com ie;iou of the. Oregon Pacific railroad has : given u a new am hoiter route 1 lo the sea board, the 1 n-rhvav ot nations-, and has ennaneiit!v iade t his a railroad route, tion o! the ()re-j:..ii railroad has given Th cotnpie- c i-aliiornia us apo'iur t; great t ;irou:rh line TO the markets oi i in. ' 1 1 1 i ano :ro clo-er ri-l-uiu" v.iui 1 , rht us in our sister suites, and I have no douot it will add much to our properitv. The completion of these ; ii;erpri-es mark the year 1SS7 as one of '-great intere-t in the history oi .lla;;v. The lvlatio s of the ci;y to thee companies -.i be, n sue!-, as to -gain their good will and cordial fri m,o sbip. and at tin- same tbue protect the interest of th,- punlie. Gentlemen, in conclusion 1 'ie siivtpsayoincijtliytli.it vnn 'nave la1 ored faithfully !o serve the citv. and given all que.-l ions presented patient and careful examination, and you are jiiMiv entitled to (he commendations of yuiir lVil w citi zens. 1 desire to return to you inv sin cere thanks for t in-many courtesies and favors I have received at your hands. At its conclusion the retiring mayor introduced the new mav.r. ' Mr. 'owan.who assumet thecuair 'with a few well .'hoen remarks. On motion tiie council adj im tied. Weil Known More l-iii-ci?acii. Mr. W. 1". Read has purchased the entire mercantile b'iine.-s of N. II. Alb-n. and assumed e.-.ntr...'. of tiie same with the beginning of the year. Mr. .VI leu daring a bus iness career, of many yearha-; built up a large trade, and now on selling out -ty engage in his new electric light ''enterprise, couid not have left it in better ban!-. .Mr iiead is one of Albany's pop !ar and energetic business nieu. will enjoy a large trade. W; speak for l:im a successful ,t aim thriving business, - A,iv,riiM e. Thefollowingnewadvertisem nts ; will ai.'pear in the ItKH '.i to-uior- 1.,,-. t ; 1 '..,,f,. t . 1. w.t- .... i DU I CX ffiCCllKT, : p i j Reai ; ; : Estate, Loan, Collecting AND INSURANCE AGENTS. Wc tavo for sale farm ami st-x-k Nmls BI KXED TO DEATH. A Most Distressing Accident at Lebanon Two Bright Children Burned. Lebanon, Jan. 1, 1S88. The New Year has brought one of the most sad' and sorrowful events ever witnessed in our town. Saturday evening about 6 o'clock the cry of "lire!" and "help!" came from the residence of Mr. J. M. Ralston. By the efforts of a few who came first the tire was soon put out. It was soon ascer tained that Mrs. Ralston and their only two children, .lohnny.a bright boy of ten, and Mabel, a general favorite of eight years were badly burned. It apiears" their mother was giving the children sl bath,and and left them to get a towel, and while gone the lamp fell and broke or exploded, ami in a moment the bath room was ablaze with the lit- ''e ones insl,e an(' "O way out ex- cept to pass through the flames By the urgent solicitation of the mother, who was almost frenzied, the children rushed through the flames to their mother, being ter ribly burned from head to foot. Medical aid was summoned and it was soon ascertained that there j was but little hope for the little! girl and nothing sure for the boy. Ail night long the doctors and j kind Iriends did what could be l,,lie- hut in sPite of a11 tlie sPirit ot little Mabel took its flight at 2 o'clock tin's morning. From this time on everv effort was centered sister's. The parents are almost distracted, and -universal sorrow and grief are expressed on every hand. 1 f..l I , l i . i .-i ueiuiuun iiouie nas lost us i brightest jewels, iml New Year's htau;-A.'r-w-.v '.isron was sum moned Irom this city and all possi ble medical assistance rendered, but to no avail. Mr. Ralston was a partner in the firm 'of Cowan, Cnsick oc Ralston, bankers, of Leb anon. O. A '. K '.il.KO lZ) HIS IS I K. II. Two Firemen Eillel by a Land Slide The Locomotive Barisd. The San Francis-r ex; n.vs wide! a-sed Allianv at S o"clo.-k Satur- dav, met with an ac id it t about :! o'clcttk Sunday nvmin-z causing the death of Alexander Yanlbiivn, the fireman, and Robert Roberts. also a locomotive fireman, who 'as going out south to take a p.us!tivn. The train was running on ii:fi and when about six miles south of Kid dles the locomotive, No. 20, driven by James Wheeler, ran into a small landslide and the j ir caused ly the impact brought down a reuular avalanche of rocks and dirt, com pletely burying the emiine. The tender on which the unfortunate liremen were was they jumped, :m upset lust a- and they were j it and instantly j o;-;h bound express. -the Siskivoii. and . caiiidit lyider killed. The r. was deiaved in did not reach 4 the siide in which , the other train was entangled till 10 u ciock. A locomotive, was sent I out for the' bodies of Van Buren i and Roberts. The former buried at Jefferson vesterdav. va J'Sle l-ri.e t.in 1 he com-.lmg of tl , , , li' glass globe pennu's. on v ir.cii guesses hud Peon tuaoe fo;- prizes of a pianoand ; an o-ga:i at N. II. Allen's occurred; vetero.iv. The pennies vere ! counted at the Linn County Rank , !... . h,., ; - 1 . " .' I ... .. 10, j.o tv leiiii.i 11.1 coi:ia:ii :5S!)i. The guesses which hal la-en regi.-tered were examined bv U'.C. T'.v'e, ,i;(!e ami !'. I.'. Nutting. Tiie best guesses were thbs . of .Mrs. V. R. Kici and .Mrs. F. K. Ro!:nson, 'vjnj b..iih guessed the exact num ber it; '.he globe. The nevt bet were tiiose of Miss (Jussie I, avion ami .lames I'owell. .Jr., who guessed ""ii. ine wiiole inimi.erol; guesses reci.irded were scverai 1 thousand. j ' . j 8Jal ;( 1 At mi loctoe. N. II. Allen Oc Co. 1 p imi.m'.'Hii M'li everv line of giruls at cost. ( ';!! :mi !v all;! Seriil e barg.'iillS rn 1 1 1 len Ms ana a G KXIOKA. C Wselb,.kjslcalet Stationer,! AND DKALKIl IN I Fine stationery, inisccllanev.us books, photograph and autograph albums, inkstands, ink. pens, pencils, etc., etc. idieet music, music books and ail kuidj of musical merchandise. Greneral Novrs 33epot. "Mr.i nrders nrnmnt.lv attended . - JULIUS n urocer i.f : XTO. 61 FIEST ST, fNext to Barkhart A: Kccncy's real estate office); 4 LB AX Y, - OREGOX Somrtliiii? Xcw Every Morning. Those who do net care to get warm supper, and desire a good lunch evenings, can find pure cream cheese and freh crackers', French sardines and fine oysters, corned beef and potted ham, clam chowder and piccalilli ; also, Chi cago dried beef and Cascade dried venison, which we will chop in quantity to suit the customer. "Wallace & Thompson, Grocers. WC.4THKR REPORT. Summary of meteorology for De cember 1887, from observations taken at Albany, Oregon, by John Briggs, volunteer observer for the signal service, U. S. army: Highest baron: eter on 19th and 20th, 30.38. Lowest barometer on the 28th, 29 01. Mean barometer for the month, 29.84. Highest dailv average of barom eter, 30.35. Lowest dailv average of barom eter. 29.13. Highest temperature on the 6th, 53. Lowest temperature on the 21st and 3d, 28. Mean for the month. 42.23. Highest dailv range of thermoin- eter on the 3d, 16. Lowest daily range of thermom eter on the 1 1th and 22d, 0. Mean temperature at A. M. daily, 3p.9. Mean temperature at daily, 45.5. Mean temperature at P. M. 9 p. ji. daily. 41.9. Prevailing direction of south. Velocity or force, 5. wind, Total rainfall or melted snow, t 14.21. ! Depth of snow at end of month, ! - . ! Number of days on which .01 or j more inches of rain fell, 20. j Number of days of cloudiness, average S in scale of 10, 8. j Of 93 observations 6 are clear,; 27 cloudy, 9 fair, 18 foggy, 24rainy, j 0 hazy, 9 overcast. i Litiht frost on tiie mornimrs of1 the 3d. 12th, 13 and lsth; killing j on the I'.'th to 23d. ; Temperafure, 0.7-1, average of 6i years. " j Rainfall. 5.00. average of 9 vears. isitt:ii i. . Sineke F.strelhiS. Fresh groceries at Conn Bros. '" A line lire of neckties at HIain's. t?ix slum's for a dollar at T. Jones'. Rubber goodi a'. cor:t at X. 11. .tliur. Co.V. FrL-i.cJ ti...L'. S.w d H uglu:.-. (ill til , the jeweler, keeps railroad j eaif boots Lewis & i , j Pi'cbieid A; Bronc'il's for j fresli groceries. New goods iHitl low prices at C. B. j Roland iSc Co.'.-. Fre-li roasted ica!Ult ever- day ut Uullr.lali iV. Pfeitt'er. An elegant new parlor set fur salc clicap at the Second Hand store. Cloaks, jackets and winter wraps at ! cost or .-s at Montcilli VV: Seileidiach's i For A No. 1 eider vinegar go to I lofl' ; in. in A; Pl'eill'erV. ;ii "i-") cent per galioii . Ne'v line of geiit' I'urnishing gomls now ai r'n Ing at ('. P,. ituiaiul V Co.'s. ("liia 1,'s. i'H'ket :iiul vi"ti't u r:o. ;it i co'-l or k's ut Montcilli iV: Sjeiten bach's. A nc.r line of dvl-i ''iiat, just oen'.-il. .Si.vlisii am! cheap. C. 15. Roiantl A: Co. Cloaks, jackets and winter wraps at co.-l or 10.- at MolileitluV: Seitciibacll's. The b-iss place to buy crockery and glassware L' at Colin Itl os. at way down prices. Orders promptly tillled for bo. its or shoes, anv nuaiitv or style, pegged or ; i sewed, at Lewis AT Hughes' -hi. p. j J The largest assi-irtnient of ladie line shocs'.uid slippers in lovvu at .veiilieiii : V firowneilV. Call ami see llieui. I Thirty cases of wuiter boots in all i l.. ';,,.. i... f M 0..; 1 ,- : ?:. First class Mock in evcrv nartic i ular. For vour tine imported and Key; Wert cigar go to M. Hamiigiirt's cigar; ..rc. u,,,. ,1,,,,,-cast of b.ingth n's drug; More. ; lu.-t rccc'ncd.the eicl'ialcd Fstreliii Key West cigar, the lincst Kcv West ci: ci: ar in t.'.e market, at .M. H.auugart's ! .1 1 sb Coiui or b-;ii,d "Ri Havana tii s., sole agents for the cele- il Letter" cigar, srr'niiv d. tiie best .Vci-nt cigar in the market. j ' l" leal.s jackets and winter wraps at i or h:-s at Monteith A: Seiicnbacii's. 'inl'ieiia? .it cost. Ih n't forget that N. JL Aden ivCo.liavc a. full slock of . ini'.bieiias which theywid sell at Cost to idoM'. lb li'inan A:' Pfeit'er have rcceivcil a fresh invoice of I ir. White's cough urop-. tl:i most jdeasant and eii'eclivc remedy for coughs and colds. Try i hem. ti ca 1 in moo mm JL L to JOSEPH, I Doacconis On The OF New We pause in the midst of our commercial rush, and not without good reason; heartily thauk OUR PATRONS For, and congratulate ourselves on, the great strides made and the MANY TRIUMPHS Achieved during the past year. We point with pride to our COLOSSAL ESTABLISHMENT, On the corner of First and Broadalbin streets, which has now become the recognized EMPORIUM For all that is splr-rt and admirahle in the production of both European and Americau looms in staple dry goods, fine dress goods and silks, and the indisputable POLYTECHNIC For the outpourings of the eoncen-rated genius of foreign and borne invent ors of line art fancy goods, and the COLLOSEUM That bridges the chasm which timid speculators ara fearful of crossing, lay ing E.t the feet of the inhabitants of Albany and surrounding country THE WORLD'S in evervthirg that pertains to dry and fancy goods, cloaks, boots, shoes and. all the etceteras. As it beboovt s a firm which has reared its head above all competition, we never ridicule the feeble attempts at rivalry from our neighbors, and since our position DECIDEDLY ADVANTAGEOUS T(t wev. doubly unvvorthv of us to do so. The secret of our advantage, bent? ' sides a keen apprehension of the values of goods and being constr nt ly on 1 he fjid rin- tor the latest developments of taste and f'.shiuii, Pes in the tact, that we are the proprie tors of that immense establishment, THE WH IE At Spokane Falls, along with our Albany house, which compels us to buy our goods in enormous (italiries. and the consideration that we al way pay spot cadi secures us cur goods far BELOW ORDINARY PRICES. And makes our custom co irted by the leading wholesale houses. For thjf'i approaching spring trade our programme is already rilled, and in view 01 tlie very satisfactory and increasing demand fur line dry goons 111 Albany, the proud metropolis of the 1" valley, we intend 10 outshine if possible our former elforts and offer NOVELTIES Vhi2l1 shall surprise both the consumes and theftrade in the whole North west, and place our prices m a position to gladden our patrons and para lyze all attempts at competition. Persons desiring to convince themselves of the foregoing are cordially invited to pay a visit to our establishment, gwhere the splendeur of WEALTH AND MAGNIFICENCE Will of themselves hurry conviction, and should they desire to purchase with cash or to open an account, they shall findadvantaget to which they were before now strangers. To our patrons, and to the public generally, we wish a prosperous VE)AP' MOfiTElTH & loo d A- Year. SELECTIONS HOUSE, Y B)AR SEITENBACH. 4 -A
