THE MORNING HERALD: SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1888.
THE MAILS.
TJIails at the Albany postoflice close as follows:
r or all otfice. north .
The eastern states f .,
The West Side f6'30
And the Narrow GuageR.R. )
I .r Portland and Salem. 11 a. m.
Corvallis and Yaquina ...12:30 p. x,
.All offices south 7:30 p. M
'The postotflce will be closed each evening
from six to seven o'clock.
Registered matter for the early morning
train should be mailed before 8 o'clock the
pievious evening.
JO. iX C. U. K. TIME TABLET
'NORTH BOCSD.
Arrives! Departs! Arrives.
iCala.expr
iEnene ex
S-'reUfht
6:45am) 7.05am jPortlan-lO lOam
11 15a:n 11. 35an. " 3.45pn.
I 7. lOamj ' 2.45pm
SOUTH BOUND.
i Arrives! Departs Arrives.
Cala.exp
cKii'.'ene ex
Kreisrht
7.45pm: 8.05pm j Ashland 9.00am
12.20pm! 12. 40pm I Eujjene 2.40p m
1 1 SOpralEiurene O.nOpm
No freight leceived for south after 11a.
ofsamediy.
XKRAXON BRANCH.
I'm Alba'y Departs
No. u7. . . U2 30 p m
"No. 13 ... 8.10 p m
j rrives
Lebanon at l.'W
p in
M.5B t n
Fm i.ehan
So. 12..
No. 14..
5 X a m Aibanyat 5.45 a in.
2.0" p mj " 2.45 p in.
OREGON PACIFIC TIMK TABLE.
Arrives liepart
I'assepijer.. ,
Froiirnt
11:15am l:u p m
5:25pm li:50 a.Qi
BILL BY HEH3IA.
."SOUTHWEST .VOTES.
A List of Measures to be Introduced by ;
Oregon's Congressman.
3ar year party Jan. 13.
Ask Winn for an accident policy
in the Travelers'.
Good skating is reiorted on the
ponds adjoining the city.
A number of good .shows will
visit Albany this month.
Mjrs. Reason McConnell is spend
ing a few days at Yaquina.
The thermometer registers 15
degrees above zero these mornings.
The postoflice building is being
repapered and repainted on the in
.side. MeKanlass' minstrels furnished
some excellent music on the street
yesterday.
Extra copies of the New Year's
Herald can be had at this office
at 10c each.
The second and fourth prizes,
Nos. 1 1S'9 and 555, still remain un
called for at F. M. French's.
Thjj delayed north-bound O. &
C. passenger train passed through
this ity a t :.J0 hut evening.
The Roycc and Lansing Musical
Comedy Co. and Swiss Bell Ring
ers will" appear in this city on Jan.
Ibtll and 17th.
Curran & Monteith sold yester
day to S. W. Crowder lota 3 and 4
in block 128, Haekleman's second
addition, owned by R. S. Strahan,
-consideration $50.
Miss Leona Burmester, daughter
of Henry Burme; r, of Prineville,
is seriously ill wi . typhoid pneti
moniajit the res', ce of her aunt,
Mrsf. Houk, in t ty.
Tine Rev. Jes 0. Taylor will
hold divine ser' o in St. Peter's
Episcopal church next Sunday,
January 8th, morning and evening.
All are invited to attend.
The railroad commissioners, who
have been in session in Saien ,
were in the city last evening, the
session having adjourned and each
biing on his way home.
Saturday night will be Prof.
Representative Hermann will
introduce in the house a number oi
bills, as follows :
Appropriating $1,333,000 - for
continuing improvements at the
mouth of the Columbia river;
1750,000 for work on the canal and
locks at the Cascades ; $250,000 for
improvements at Yaquina bay;
$10,000 for the improvement of the
Umpquyivor; $50,000 for begin
ning construction of a boat railway
around obstructions to navigation
at The Dalles and Celilo falls in
the Columbia river.
To authorise The Dalles city to
construct a bridge across " the
Columbia river.
To authorize the Columbia bridge
company to build a bridge across
the Columbia between Oregon and
W ishington territory.
Establishing a lighthouse at the
mouth of the Coquille. j
Appropriating $40,000 for pay- j
rnnt to Tndian war claims.
To e.- a dish a life-saving station j
at aquma bay. j
Asking $20,000 for improving the ;
wawn road between Rogue river
valley and Fort Klamath. i
To establish a lighthouse at the ;
mouth of the Umpqua river. i
Forfeiting the land grant of the j
Northern Pacific railroad between j
Wallula j? ml Portland. j
Appropriating $1.10,001 for a r
public building at Salem. j
To establish a land district to be ;
known as the Harney land district.
Appropriating $500,000 for a j
public building at Portland. !
Bills providing for settlement of j
Indian war claims, and many j
private bills and memorials. i
The following nominations of
Indian agents has been sent to the
senate: Joseph V. Preston, of
Georgia, Mission agency, Califor
nia; V. A. Dougherty ,of Missouri,
Warm Spring agency. Oregon ; J.
B. Lane, cf Oregon, Siletz agency,
Oregon ; J. D. Jenkins, of Iowa,
Sisseton agency, Washington ter
ritory. Thomas Cutler, collector of
customs for the district of Hum
boldt, California. A long list of
army and navy appointments was
also sent in.
Registers of land offices : H. O.
Billings. Halley, Idaho; F. B.
Bean, Blackfoot, Idaho; J. R.
Whitside, Dead wood. Dakota: H.
R. Pendery, Leadville, Col. ; F. P.
Tanner, Gunnison, Col.; R. G.
Hardin, Buffalo, Wyoming; G. M.
Adams, Spokane Falls, W. T. ;
Ed. Burgess, Prescott, Arizonia;
A. D. Duff, Tucson. Arizonia.
Among the presidential nomina
tions sent to tiie senate was that of
Eugene Semple to be governor of
Washington territory.
A pension lias been granted to
Louisa E., widow of P. B. Richoll,
of Portland.
Mrs. Maty Clark has been ap
pointed postmistress at Pengra,
Crook county, Oregon. Nathaniel
Marrin has been appointed post
master at Royal. Lane county.
Smoke Estrclhts.
Fresh groceries at Conn Bros.
A tint' line of neckties at Blain's.
Six shaves for a dollar at T. Jones'.
Rubber goods at coet at X. U. Allen
& Co.'s.
French, the jeweler, keeps railroad
time.
Sewed calf boots 12. Lewis &
Hughes.
Go to Redlicld & Brownell's for
fresh groceries.
New goods aud low prices at C. B.
How to Worship.
Some people worship ideas,sonie.
worship liltny lucre, some worship
at the shrine of beauty, and some
are wrapt in self, but those who
first reach the topmost rung in the
ladder of success and social happi
ness are those who worship the op
portunity to secure choice bar
gains at a money saving price aud
nave the gooti sense to take advan
tage of it when it presents itself.
We invite all such wise and
thoughtful to make an early call
and inspect the superb display of
seasonable goods now in view.
Wallace & Thompson,
Grocers.
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA
VIA
Oregon & California Railroad
And Connections.
California Kxirre Trains lailv.
4:00 p m..Lv Portland .
8:00 lii.-Lv Albany...
S:S0 a m..Ar Ashland..
. .Ar.. 10:40 am
. . Lv. . 7-05 am
..Lv.. 5:40 pm
Local 1'iims. Train lnlly Ex. Sundry
s:0o am.. Lv Purilaiui Ar. . 3:45 pm
12:40 p m. .Lv Albany Lv. .11:35 am
2:40oiii. Ar Kiueie Lv.. 9.00 am
Lebanon itraiirli.
S:10 p m. . Lv Albany Ar. . 5:45 am
8 5'j m . . Ar Lebam in Lv . . 5 :00 am
2:50 p m..Lv Albany Ar.. 2:45 pin
1 30 p in . . Ar. . . Lebanon Lv . . 2:10 pn
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS
Daily between Portland and San Francisco.
Emigrant sleepin i ars between Portland
and San Francisco free of charge.
The O. C K R Ferry males connection
with nl. the regular trains on the east side di
vision from foot of F street.
For the next 30 days we will give a
discount of 15 ver cent- on all leather
goods bought from us.
Fkdfield & Bkowxell.
You can select a pair of fine shoes
from our stock at a discount of 15 per
cent. Reufield te Bkowxell.
)n The
iresholc
Improve this opportunity to buv a
pair of 5 shoes for $4.25 by paying
cash. Good for 30 days. R. & B.
A mammoth stock to select from at
a discount of 15 per cent. R. &. B,
Casli will buy groceries cheap at
Redlield & Brownell's.
Albany Opera. House
-OF A-
16
MONDAY TUESDAY"
JANUARY
17
Roland & C'o.'s.
Fresh roasted peanuts every Jav
A Bore.
It is understood that a couple cf
gentelman are in Salem from the
East, talking up th" ide of gomg
- i i i : t . t .. -. .i...
aiounu aim uoiiug nines in me n..nrin.ii. .c- Pf..;iV..r
ground," hunting for oil coal nat j An c, ncw gct for 8aU.
ural gas. or anything else that is ; ,.la..ip ;lt llie Sl.co,k1 Hand Store.
.-.i.i.. i. . u: i J :.. .1... '
mine u ne mu iiwny uou iu me Cloaks, pickets ant! w inter wraps at
are j cost oless at Monteith A: Seiteiibach's
For A No. 1 cider vinegar go to !Iotl'
man & Pfeiller's, at 25 cents ter gallon.
New line of gents' furnishing goods
now arriving at C. B.Roland fc Co.'s.
Clonks, jackets and w'mtei wra s at
cost or less at Monteith i: Seitenliach's.
oowels ot the eartn. i nev
from Ohio, in some parts of which I
state all you've got to do is to tak" 1
a long auger and bore a hole in j
the grouud and attach a supply ;
pipe to it. and you have enough:
natural gis to run all the machiu j
ei y and cook all the grub and toast i
al! the shins in the school district, ;
with the thermometer lear down i
in the cellar. The horse editor of
West sidi' Ui vision.
Between Portland ami Corvallis.
Mail Train Kaily - Except Sunday.
7:30 am.. Lv Portland . . . . Ar. . 6:15 pm
12:25 p in. .Ar Corvallis Lv.. 1:30 pm
Kx press Train Oally Ex'.-tpt Sunday.
4:.".0 p m . . Lv Portland . . Ar. . 0:00 am
8:00 p ni..Ar Mi-MinnviUe.Lv.. 5.45am
At Albany anil Corvallis connect with
trains of Ore n Pa' itic railroad.
ii;"For fu,i information rcjarifiiy rates,
maps, etc-, call on co i pain's auent.
R. KOKHLKK, E. P. ROGERS,
.Manager. (;. F. & P. A
u .. in in
iiioaieayionipaj
RilXK SI C'KSiFI L YEA ICS
And constantly increasing public favor of the
ROYCE AND LANSING
ft
Mirth, Musiu, Rurlesque and Comedy, and
also the umii.-ent younx violinist, OLAF
MOEX, late of the conservatory of liiusic,
Christiana, Norway, now ninkinir his first tour
of America Ovrr I.OOIMKMIof people have
witnessed the above entcrtaiiiiiicnt. Pre s
and public from the lakes o theulf, and At
lantic to the Pacific enthusiastic m their
jiraise.
tST Secure seats early at Blackmail's. Best
seats only 75c.
New Year
We pause in the midst of our cnmmercia: rush, and not without good reason
heartily thank
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
A new line of overcoats, just opened.
Stylish and cheap. C. B. Roland ct Co.
Cloaks, jackets and winter wraps at
cot or less at Monteith A Seiten bach's.
Thirty cases of waiter boots in all
IT 1UI
Ann
mu
.A LIVE.
this great family newspaper will grades. "just received In C. B. Roland &
assure thesi entrlmen that there j Co. First class .-tock iu every partic-
is plentv of 4r.aturil was" in this J ulrar- .... , ,
i i.:. l 4-i.. Tin boss place to buy crockery and
region, but it is not the kind they j llgsware at Conn Bros, at way Sown
'ore lor. All y u ve got to do to i p,i0es.
rind the kind referred to is to just received, the celebrated Estrella
start iu to tell what a cold winter Key West cigar, the finest Key West
there was in Oregon away back in
1839,. and how the snow was seven
leet deep on a dead level, and
nothing to eat hut buffalo hides,
ami you've got your 'iatutal gns
in qitalitiMes to suit. Mr. Ladd, a
poor Portland laboring in m, strug
gling hard against the adversities
o a coid world, I o e I a well near j
toast Portland, winch was twenty-;
one thousand feet deep the la-t i
Billy Dugan heard from it, and j
was getting along well; but if he j
-truck any natural gas or any i
t .ing else worthy of particular
mention t lie fact has cot yet been j
advertised, Thev are bnring lor J
g is in some Washington Territor- ;
t.vns, but ihe hoise e-.lur do t
F
DTD
re
IX A
cigar in the market, at M. Baumgart'r
cigar store.
Conn Bros., sole agents for the cele
brated "Red Letter" cigar, sfrtcth
Havana tilled, the bet 5-cent cigar in
the market.
! 'Jloal.s jackets and winter wraps at
j cost or less at Monteith & Scitcnhach's.
i Umbrellas at cost. Don't forget
that N. H. Allen & Co. have afulistock
I of umbrellas which tuey wi.l sell at
; cost to close?
i the Markets.
Mitliken's last night of dancing; u"1 10 reputation us .. :
school. All holding tickets should ' prophet by auguring success tor
be present. Those not holding
tickets will be charged 75c for the
evening.
Of the immense stock of goods
Fortmiller A Co. received from the
East, there remains a few reed,
carpet 'and jlusli rockers, whicn
they will sell at a small profit so a.
io reduce theirstock before taking
invoice.
It is comparatively a rare thing
for us to 'le able to announce
an entertainment which we
them. But these men wiio c-mie to
j see what there is under Stleni
j should le encouraged. The people
I iu Ohio u.-ed to be so )oo!is!i as to
j maki' i'nn of a traveling evangelist.
now a i:in 1 1 i - in : 1 l u'aire, and has
j pie every day dinner, and butt'-r
j on both sides of his brad. while
1 some people who lau-lud nt ban
! sleep Under the bridge Mini !oard
j around This goes to prove that
j no one should liuigh at g-is otirsid'e
' of a dentist's otiic-. It !::is latelv
honestly feel will be in no sense a I been uiscoveied that t tie who.e of
disappointment to our people. Curry c.mnty. in tin; southwest
Such we are confident will be given j t.,. t.'0rner ofthis state, rests on on.
bytieKoyct'& Lansing minstrels i v.,,t osai iK-d,and who knows what
Jan. 10 and 17. i is in the ground unless he lures
Now is the time to subscribe for j for it? The proper ti.ing is. if you
newspapers and magazines for j dmvt see what you wa-tt, just bora
i . I, ivemon conunues w for ,t Salem
. --L. -...i. .,11 1..!
.receive u"s;.i iituii ioi an int.-j
leading periodicals, saving sub- j
scribers the trouble, risk and ex- j
pense oi sending direct to publish-
ess. .Orders left at the store of!
Kentjtm i Cliase will receive
prompt and careful attention. !
Statesman.
ISihle oi i l v.
The annual business meeting ot
the Linn Co. Bible Society wil: be
held at 0:30 P. M on Saturday;
evening in Dr. Gray's office. On i
Sunday evening there will be union !
The McKai.lass panv. i services and a collection iu aid of
,, . . , , f I the funds of the society in the
Th : ge:iuine colored company of , Pre8bvterian and Method-
vsciahstsgaveaper p
night to a lair sized audience. Ine - . .
er.tertainme.it was a pleasant re- te agent will present the
lief froni the average minstrel per- j clauies ot the Society,
fonnance. Each member of the " ' ,
company, of which Prof. McKan- rtnma-A TerribR- fall :
lass is, of course, the principal, is: A wonderful offer! Cloaks, jack
an artist. The banjo, violin and j ets and wraps, of every description,
corriet playing of Mr. MeKanlass i at sweeping prices. Desiring to
-ertainIv entitles him to the chain-1 greatly reduce our stock on these
pionship among colored musicians. ! hues Wotore taking lnveiitoiy. we wil
- -'- : offer our entire 'line of r piinger Bros.
Bad evs from the t'oqnllle.
AT.nAXY (JVOTAT10X3.
Wheat -WjAfcHWe.
O its :-;ti,Y.4oe.
Fiour $5 pe. bbi.
Potatoes ai).
Kggs tioc.
Butter ride.
Lard '.(.' I"'-.
Wool 2((2.-c.
i Ha m ll(rf Pi '.;(.
j Shoulders- ii(n Tc.
p-iicon lid"; pjc-.
llav Tiuiutliv, oa's av.d c:.e:tt,
' H.
Ap; les 'recti. per !m.
i Piuiiis Dried, ;; h:. jc- !).
Aplilcs dried nleaelu.-d !e sf.nrl-ied
: 7 ;. .s c.
! O.lekc ns O'.d s:5.r0; y'ljuig, 2 50
j Hi'Jes Be f hide-;, grei-v, ;"j c, dried
i 10 c : deer skins, :lh-; sheep uelts, llV'
:(-, ill-mi ding to wool.
H.-ef :2:c gross.
Mutton -? .) pi-r head,
i I logs 5c, dres.-el.
PnUTI.AM") MA KS ETS.
; .Ta'i 5 lss.S The supply of wheat in
i sight in the L'nited Stales ..ml Canada
: ' asl of the Rockies, is given by tele
, gram January 3 as 44, 421.0!H) buslu-.Is
I and increase for a week of 174,01)0 bu
' shels.
I Wheat Quiet. Markets alroac!
j lend a rather easy tone to those on
tins side and both Chicago a d New
; Ycrk fell oil'. London and Liverpool
stocks are larger than accounted by
most of tiie trade. Our market f-
ipiie and without change. Walla
Walla is (pioteil about $1 17' ..'and Vul.
' lev about $1
Barley Fair brewing sold at SI 05
per cental but the market is not a
puck one, brewers buying largely in
the inter or a short time ago.
Oats The bulk of receipts noted is
for shipment account and offerings on
this market are not large. Feed qual-.
ities (pioted 4(--e.
So
olfe
LIVER TOWN.
This is what Albany is at present, and in
order to keep iace with the lively t ines in
this city, W. II. Willard has ninnj-ed his
store and stock so that he now has the most
complete and desirahle line of furniture in the
val ey. His d'-uble salesrooms m t-rotmwi
block are 111 ltd with an tlegant assortment of
new furnituic, consisting of hoiidav special
ties lounires in new patterns, find uo'd pic
ture f nines, willow chairs, e isy r icVcrt. tnar
blo tables, brackets, et :., etc. An examina
tson of the s'ock will show this to.be true in
every respect, ,?
ivec
IIT 1
is name vo
M. N KECK
Designer & Sculptor
Monuments, htadsloncs tablets, etc.. has
erected a huildini; ipp(.site tt u Kevere House
and will keep cons.antly mi hand marble
suitable for
Monuments, Headstones
And a'l kinds of work to which marh'e or
otiier ornamciitjil ttone is oevoted. These
wUhing work of that kind should tall upon
him before making contracts elsewhcae and
exatniue his work and prii-es.
EMPORIUM
For all that is select and admirable in the production of both European and
American looms in staple dry goods. 6ne dress goods and silks, aud
the indisputable
POLYTECHNIC
Itonrd anil l.otlzlii;-.
GOOD BOARD, WITH OK WITHol'T
rooms, at reasonaliie rates by the day or
wet k, at XIrs. Fryer's Third Mfeet, between
Klswoith and Lyon. All wn,te he p at this
house.
Magnolia t-lniir
ItHL REST MACNO..IA ri.oL'lt 0Kt.1V
1 ered to anv pan nf :hc cit , tor j-1.10 pt-r
sack. JOHN A. G'KAWKolJi).
nlSOdtf
PACIFIC COAST
MARBLE AND STONE WORKS.
The undersigned proprietors of the Pacific
Coast Marble and Stone Works are y. wared
to do all kinds of marble and stone work on
short nutico. All work gunranteoj to give
satisfaction. We uill fiirnb-h to Oidermonu
uietits, headstones and an other work in the
marble business, in any shape or color that
can be found in the mark et. We will fumish
Eastci n made work as low as any house in
the state. We call the attention of the mib-
, lie to Eastern finished wrk now in our shop.
ne " in ii.i, um; inr oaiitiam suastoiie as we
cai.not recommend it for durability, but will
endeavor to use the best material in the
market for B ,se. Stone Walls, Curbing, etc.
We will sell as low or lower than any house
on the coast. We can always be found at our
place of business on ferry" street, one door
south of prsroft'ue Albany, Oregon All
coininur.icat.iofs will be promptly answered,
liepairiin;, cleaning and resetting old stones
a specialty. Address
IIAKRIS & GIbLETT,
Marh'o I ii'nlcr .Albany, Oregon,
KM . .
3HBE i. A. A A
fs. vi
A
Reproof !
For the outpourings of the concentrated genius of foreign and home invent
ors of fine art fancy goods, and the
IP!
f Is what you will deserve if you
do not call and see our superb stock
of line ghis-ware and crockery and
choice groceries.
i iinimnii nw
an
A WAILING CRY !
Will rie from
when they see
our competitors
"91 iirxwjftJn
!Si
lm Delighted Buyers
Carrying away satisfacton- bar
gains from our store.
Lowest Prices Best Goods
CONN BROS., Albany
GENERA L
cs (pioted 4((4.Sc. I
Egg Local rather weak at 27.c T 1 11 "IT 11 C 1
f-ss:: ::: " -, Bookseller, Newsilea fer, Stationer
Jan .) hc.'.t Spot niaiKct very 7 1 . .
Information has been received that
Coquille river has deflected its cur
Tent at the mouth so as to change
its channel from the government
jetty and endanger shipping,
and" Congressman Hermann has
notified, in person, the engineer
-department, and has urg6d the
necessity for increased estimates
for additional improvement. Gen.
Duane at once communicated with
the local engineers in Oregon for a
detailed rejiort.
A sweet Item.
Genuine New Orleans molasses,
-extra oiiaiity maple syrup, white
.wat ilriiw. choice honey, ana a ,
tailor made garments at cost or less.
This is a rare chance. Call early
while the assortment is large. j
MoNTK'.ni it Skitkxhac ii.
Kl-IUiival.
dull; buyers and sellers apart No I
shipping 1 oTj-i. In option only a
small business doing. Sales: morn
ing sosion. '200 tons buyer season at
SI 4.S:'k, 500 tons do at 81 4- lot) tons
do at SI 4S,H; during the' afternoon
s-ession 100 tons do at SI 4$ 300
tons do at SI 4!.;.
Cats Receipts liberal and demand
light: prices unehanged. Oregon at
SI -n .,'('. I 50.
-AND DEALER IN-
.4TTOKXK1-.
Messrs. Devoe & Kobson have i
removed their hardware store and j .
ltural ilfni,t into thpir muv H- X- BLACKBURN, AlTuRNKY AT
.7 . - m U. uw, Albany, Oregon.-Ori.ce i.i Odd
j building JUSt completed. They i Allow s Temple. Vill pract.ee iu all courts
have elegant quarters, and have a ot the state, and give special attention to all
large stock ot" shelf hardware and j bine?l
agricultural and farming imple- . ivolvebtox & irvine, aitorxeys
nients for the coming Year's trade. I at Law, Albany, Or.-Oifice in rooms 13
A Ih 11 1 Dried Fruit.
Kaisins, iigs, dates, currants, ; T K
and 14, Foster's lllock, over L.
ore.
E. Blain's
German and
peaciies, aincots,
Italian prunes, linest quality, a 1- j H,utt( f thestate, and give special attention
WEATHOUKORP, ATTORNEY AT
law, Albany, Oregon. Office in Odd
Fellow's Temple WW practice in all tlv
Test Boots and all School Supplies.
Fine stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph and autograph albums,
inkstands, ink, pens, pencils, etc., etc. Sheet music, music books and all
kiudj of musical merchandise.
General News Depot.
3gjr"Mail orders promptly attended to.
JULIUS JOSEPH,
large stock of the most choice con- I ways on hand at Kenton it Chase's. ! toainmsiness.
. . 0 -11. 1...
jeetionerv. Kenton oc- unase, oe- j
t ween the oiera house and post-j
oiiicel I
Ladies, misses and children's
wm.ii knit' hoods, scarfs and jal-kets i sin.
at CO:
t at Samuel K. Yoi xc's.
1 Ise finest Out.
Mr IMnk. has received ihe linest as- j
. ..v ., ; :,.!.- .-..L-ini'- cliairs to !
. :.. i v,.;7 rlon't . i nropose to sell cwrv line of goods at
Jievcit, call in and'see for yourself.
At cost
cost. Cail
Hals anil i
to cio-.c. X. H. Allen & Co.
LFT NICE FUKXISHED ROOMS.
ith or without board, either doub'e or
For particulars appiv at Hkkalu
Grocer -
Tobacconis
;ar!v aad secure bargains
o'lk-e.
ITT WRIGHT, ARTIST, IS PREPARED
V . to irive instruction in drawing, also
oil ami water color painting. For tcnii3 at - j
ply at studio, rcsiden e of Mrs. Win. Du- '
l;ui!le, eo.nsr Lllsworth and Fourth streets.
1TO. ei FIEST ST,
(Next to Burkhart &Keenej'3 real estate office)
dLBANY, - ORKGOX.
COLLOSEUM
That bridges the chasm which timid speculators are fearful of crossing. ly
ing at the feet of the inhabitants of Albany and surrounding country
THE WORLD'S SELECT CNS
In everything that pertains to dry and fancy goods, cioaks. boots, shoes and
all the etceteras. As it beboov-s a firm which has reared its head
above al! competition, we never ridicule the feeble attempts
at rivalry from our nei';'i'vrs, aud since our position
js so
DECIDEDLY ADVANTAGEOUS
It were doubly unworthy of us to do so. The secret of our advantage, be
sides a keen apprehension of the v;ilns of goods and being eonstf ut
ly mi die tjul ?) lor the latest developments of taste and
f-.sh ion, lies in the fact that we are the proprie
tors of that immense establishment,
THE WHITE HOUSE,
At Spokane Falls, along with our Albany house, which compels 11s to buy
our goods in enormous qualities, and the consideration that we al
way pay spot cash secures us our goods far
BELOW ORDINARY PRICES.
And makes our custom courted by the loading wholesale houses. For the
approaching spring trade our programme is already rilled, and iu
view of the very satisfactory and increasing demand for fine
dry goods in Albany, the proud metropolis of the
' valley, we intend to outahine if possible
our former efforts and oner
NOVELTIES
Whbh shall surprise both the consumes and theftrade in the whole North
west, and place our prices in a position to gladden our patrous aud para
lyze all attempts at competition. Peisons desiring to cotivit.ee themselves
of the foregoing are cordially invited to pay a visit to our establishment,
where 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 find advantages to which they
were before now strangers. To our patrons, and to the public generally,
we wish a prosperous
iH)AP Y A F( . "
MONTEITH & SEITENBACH.