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THE MOBNING HEEALD: SATU:U1AYV DECEMBER 7, i&SJ)
poYtting gaa genu!
SPKCIAI.. l?:SO i. M.
Nut t j see. c.ir stores ami ranges
before buying i si mistake. Mis
takes are always costly. In heat
ing stoves we have the largest as
well as the most careful lyjsaleetcd
stock in the city. The stoves we
olfer were not bought as an experi
ment but a a certainty. We
bnow what each store will do, and
they were bought for ash, bo the
price i right. We have special
ise in heaters, bevide if regular
fees of Garland, Argand and Su
eriar stavea and ranges .
Gko. W. Smith.
X S4LR.
i.v- iv.-.:.. i hkkh... ..... :m j
Ws ea-h mnrr.n.ic st the x,-w
Mi of W. : . Kubn'ti, wh-re t !
' r;.f.rri sit S v.rn's- r
-nil.
YT KITH SEX. IKIK'ATIOAS
r,T Airri.37 ani VUSrtl!T 1 1-
tvm: i i lor-.-ca-i i.r nis!5, j
Mi:: at ; r. v. t-.:ay :
?'air vf ,;r!i"-t, eooh-r.
p.rae-!eth I') cents j.-.-.r pair a'
Kre.'ic'uV.
Dr. K. A. ?.fo Alisttrr went to
l'tlaml yeleriay.
Salem i.- au'ain talking of build
in jj a railroad to Asioria.
Helen r.!yth next Wednesday
and Thursday eyeninu.o.
The "cake" is gone. French
pot it for the finest display of holi
day $jood3.
Chicken, nice and fat. for your
rinndav dinner at La Forest .'c
Thompson.
I'lieas.int and due!; served ;e
ukirly at the 1); linonico He-'tanr-:int,
I Iir Mann's old place.
For oysters served in the nios'
delicate and ftppetizin;: styles: l tn
the Dehnonico Kestaurant.
A srand military tournament
will probably V held in lVr!!aiid
within a few months. Ilit isiriven
F Co. will be there.
One hundred and fifty Italian
laborers from San Francisco and
lort!and went to the front yester
day to work on the ()"-on I'.u-.'ic.
Congressman Hermann lost
JL'SOO by the ab-conding of Cashier
.ilcott at Waliingfo:i. av account
uf which was published in the
Herald's lisj at;hes.
Tiie Oreonian say. Helen F.iythe
is the b.st emotional acr?.-,s who
ha erer visited Portland. Tliere
will be packed houses iu this city
Wednesday and Thutsday next.
Look out lor H. Ewert's holiday
announcement to-morrow. He ha.
a fine a-sortment of !d and .- iivcr
watches, diamond jewelry, old
icadtd silk nmbr. V..:, and an end-'e-s
vanc'y of jew.-!:;, f .rtVi- I!
i'iay trade.
The hriic-1 of Presbvteri.iii
hurc!i d '-lre to c:pri:-s t!.( ir
most hearty thanks to the eoneral
public for their liberal patron:';'
at the ..':'p.tnesr- Tea held at the
:ntory, and tor the interest mar.i
'es'ed. whii h contributed to make
the afiliir s' complete a success.
Services r.i trie Fvanu'ellca!
'iiiirch on Sabbath as follows:
Sabha'ii Si-h'jd at 10 A. M., preach-in-.?
at 11 a. m.. prayer meet inn :.
':?) r m. an.d preaching at 7:10
cm. Subject of the morning dis
course "Infant Itaptism " Kevival
ervice in the evening. All are
invited.
The amount, taken in by the
ladies of the Pre-dn t?rian church
t the Japanese Tea at the armory
was toLVi.l"). This i3 tmuh larger
ihan was expected and sneaks well
for Albany. At a similar affair
liven recently in Taeoma, which
claims 18,0(K1 population, only sfOOO
was taken in, and in Albany with
Ty)00 population U12 amount was
.'dmost as much.
The Japanese Tea.
Thi very unique anl pleasing
Japanese Tea given by the ladies of
the Presbyterian church at the
armory lo-ed lact evening. It
was attended by fully as great a
thro ig as on the opening evening.
The programme as announced was
fully carried out, except the cornet
solo of Prcf. Parid Link, which
wa unavoidably omitted on ac
count of the absence of the accom
panyist. A beautiful piano solo
was played by Mis Anna Ilouk.
The recitation bv Miss Jesse Wag
goner, of Corvallis, was highly ap
preciated. and the solo by Miss
Minnie Van Horn was sung in her
most pleasing manner. The affair
ha3 been an entire success in every
way. The amount taken in was
$"'(;. and a net sum of over ?4")0
will b" realized after the expenses
are paid.
Teacher ; ranted Certillcatei.
At the public examination of
teachers held last wfk, there
were three first grade, thirteen sec
ond trade and nine third grade
certificates granted. One appli
cant failed to pass. Those who re
ceived certificates to teach were ns
follows: Asi Hirons.O. Maxwell,
C. H.unish. Misses I. Grigg.Anna J graded from 5(1 cents u;. All wad
Dunn. Anna Go llev, Linnie Ram- ing first-class work will d well to
s;-v, Maggie Dunn, Clara Irvmo.
S ir .!( C.-.-l.o w, Nellie Cilery. Mrs. i
Vena Keam, Mrs. Nellie Lamb.-on, I
Mrs. Van- MeDowcll, S. Paul. C.
Ha-din, F. Power, S. Martin, S. A.
Nevburg, I. Mills, T. Pice. L.
Snth 'rlmci, Fr-ncis Wood, J.
(ir;
Il V
nd .. Wilson.
:;tir.nt Advice to :entlc.n'".
:y the celebrated Dent gloves
b:rr.iws i'z Sf.irls', exclusive
for Albany,
I LAUSC3ED.
It Slid Icti tha Eicer too
n Ri'.d Xia
fc-M-.
Tie new ferry-boat, which is;
soon ti be put in use by the Al-;'
bany Ferry Co., was launched yes-';
terday aiternouii. It was placed
on the ways, and was all ready tu
bo loosened and let down into" the
river, preparatory to receiving itsf
final coat of paint. J
' The boat was built by Isaac 5.
Conn on the river bank immedi-
atcly below Hochstedler & Sears'
planing mill, a here it was launched, w
The contract o was oiling the skid:;
beneath the tulky structure, when
it started of its own accord down
the incline. One o; the guy ropes.
rosu- and tin' 'ivr was whined
about a post to which it was at
tached with S'l liiui'h friction U
cause a flame
tii.'. t . resembled
tn.-ased J ! 1 1 u 1 1 . . -Mr. Conn was
I caught in the rope- arid iuiiimw iy
j escaped being dragged into the
river. The boat plunged down tnc
wa3's and splashed into the river
Willi -( much toree :is In lead the
bystanders to think it had been '
diflictl t uUhw. It rose, ho.v-i
(.Vt r, end went s;dl:n-.? down the
KeMi:t(r"u! Yi:!::n :v!ti- a- il nothing i
hat
can;
iuppen-f.l. It .as ouiekly j
lit and moored i' a wharf . I
when
THE FLIisY-20
it will be finished .rl j appear in this city next week.play
i. . in two idil--, Wedne.-day and
'.r;;i'.- in hi v.;-. -lii.:lv I Thursday. The oj-eniutr play iM
'"
ui t
a.-cid.mt.
but b.-yond j
:ie, an I the I
!! dani i -e v.'us ti
i -1 iy -: t v. ',) I soon lie i:ie.kinr
! ir ;!:.- ...i.. ih.-i vi r I i
i
.!i.cvii::t larger tinui I : e- old !
i !(..:?. ;i.d d-s a 5-iih:-t::nt';.i!ly ijiiitt
.-tructiirc.
The Mastorn Oregon Republican j It is rarely any artiste receives the
.-:iys: w'hiie it is nut jriven out ; pr.iise an.l creates so favorable an
who the lucky one are. the. fallow- j opinion as did 'diss I'.lytho. li
iug list is said to be tiie tdate ;s'iocs not seem to be generally
arranged a: Washiivton within 1 known to theatre-oers o' Portland
the past two weeks: Surveyor j that they have in the person of
general. . I. C. ''."olnian, of Jackson Helen i'.lythe an extraordinarily
county: I'nited Stab's marshal, ! gifted actress. -Miss Pdythe, at 17
.lol.n W. Minto. of Marion county ; ' years of age, was tb leading h;.!
('ollect'.r of customs, at Portland, ' of Daly's theatre, i;i New York,
U. P. Karhart, of Multnoinali 1 when Miss Kuban was the sou
cunty ; I'ldtrd States distrii t at-1 brette. It was considered a mar
torr.ey, .John ('. Leasure, of I'lna- j ve'ous thing for a girl to step into
tilla county; Postmaster at Port-; the position vacated by Clara Mor-
land, (leorge A. Steel ; Collector of j
customs, at Astona, J. II. D. Crfy,
of Clatsop county. Tiie office cf
collector of internal revenue is still
in doubt and although ex -Governor
Whiteaker, the present incumbent,
has tendered his resignation he
wil" doubtless hold his oilice until
it is t!i:.de manifest what the next
congress intends to do regarding I
tiie abolition of
a government tax j
upon liquors
:md tobacco", inland iamanted Adc'aid Niel-
which event tiie internal revenue I
business may possibly be trans-1
ferred to the cus oins lepartrnent.
ihe crdr recognilton that '"astern !
Oregon is likely to get will be il
appointment of J. C. Leasure :
district, attorney. While such ap
pointment may not be satisfactory
to all parties, it will he us generally
aci-eptab!.; as any other numinn
t:on that could be made, and !;. r.s
productive of as much barmonv
w ithin The party ranks as wi.i:! 1 h
;;n deration of any ether F.a-tci n j tvVo . thousand designs to choose
ireg .n asj.irant to a icdi-r.d poH- i irom. Also a nice line of era-lon-
: I'l.-i lery materials, sucii as arra-
IV i, ronJiTcTc.r.Ron. ? (uvels No. 1 and ein-
i brouierv. chenilles. jirince: s che-.ie-
:-p.'-cc..at.Vrt tendencies of I ri i i lcrs. "etc. etc. And the finest
tne past has concentrated en Wash- j pompons, tassels, crescents, cords,
iie.oot, l.r.,.ei:v clieny. until the I , J M .-1 1 :- , felts an t fancv work ma
past tew months, since which time i '.dials ever in the cit v." Zephyr is
property in good Oregon towns has llt f1Vt. ts nn'oute e. Miss
aitracie-i nmcn atten?S'.;i.
v nen
agri-
it. is i o'l-i k-red that matured :
c'iitmal, stock :-nd mining '
.--ts con-titntc the foundation
i'u'urc permanent growth in ti
lol
icse
v.'rcgi.n tvwns. it is only su!pi::-:r.g
that money has not ling since
found lodgement in these growing
states, in less tnan six months
the real activity of the N'.nthwest
wilt h almost wholly in Oregon,
and men with means: wii! then
wonder whe they bad not antici
pated the future.
Trumps iu Winttr Oaartcrr.
L. Sen h rs and II. F. ?.Iei r;lil
had a quantity ol baled nay re
moved f.i.in a warehouse at the
foot of Baker street the other day,
hen they made a queer discovery.
Tramps had effected an entrance
through a window and had actually
made a long and circuitous tunnel
through the huge pile of hales to j
the rear of the building where)
they had removed a sufficient
quantity of hay to make comforta
ble winter sheping iipartments.
It showed constant use, and had
evidently been occupied bv a good j
manv tramps. The owner's of the '
hav 'disliked to brak up t.jr
ti :.ir.!.-: enivi' 5inf Lev sdii nefi t ho
hay away.
- " ti i
Iojurod ly it Ilunaway.
A team owned by L. Faulkner
ran away yesterday on Montgom
ery street. L. W. Deyoe, who was
taking his two little boys to school,
saw the team coming down the
street, aud he seized one of the
lads and carried him out of the
team's way. The other ran behind
a wood pile. The team ran into
the wood pile and tht boy was
knocked down and received a se
vere wound upon the head. Dr.
Maston was called and dressed the
wound, which ?s not dangerous.
Holiday I'rice.
At Greenwood's Fine Art Studio.
Having secured the serviees of
Prof. Ha.vthorne, recently from
Baltimore, 1 am now prepared to
accommodate mv patrons with
very line pictures on the new sys-
tern. All work guaranteed. Price
call.
W. II. Gr:i- vwooii.
Astoria.
Lots iu the north addition to .r
toria; price :"." each on the irsbil!
ment plan, or a discount for c
Ihese Io!s are sc
rapidly m
l'ortland and otner cines. l am
authorise I to sell out a few !'..!;,
and it will jv.iv ou t- call cariy
and get vot'.r choice. F. G. li -aid--
ley.
strc
R'
Ml K.-:de At
Albanv.
..Rioa..
flclrii Uljtlir enm!:i;
U?n l'.Ivti.f', the j:i:'tt-.:
nl nt-r entire company, i; nave
d.
itcd l.irire audiences in rort-
latnl recently, iind who have won
s-.ich enli.u.-iaMii- nrai.-e tliere, will
be their :;icat success. "A Mother's
Love." and the second cver.injr,
"t 're:!e.;' The Oregoiiian, which i
i . ii'jf 'ieii In tl:it!eri;x' ib':im:i1 ie I
----- r
companii's. sa's of Helen l.lvthe:
j'liiis very lini -hi d artiste jzave
! her second j-eifoniiance in her
tatc.-t success. "A M.chers Loe,"
at the New PaikUhoaire lastnieht.
ns and ranny Davnpnrt. Hits
h r.vever, Miss Pilvthe did do. "lhe
leading journalist in New York,
naid a high tribute to her powers,
endorsing her as the coming emo
tional actress, and one of the
brightest gems on America's Mage.
Miss I'.lythe is surrounded '"fiy a
splendid dramatic company. Her
leading support
John P. i ien, wa
!ea.!ii
ng man lor tiie renowned
son. he playing 'Komeo, lo
her '.Juliet, ' for two years."
The price, of admission will be
-V) and 7o cents. Keserved seats
e-iwiil be c.n sale at P.'ackman's.
..si T::i- will he :i rcaliv liist-elasR cr-
ff r:r.ance and the Hekai.d pre
i diets tha the opera house will be
! j kicked l.'otb nights.
I'.ir llif- I.niliiH Cjilv.
I am now prepared to do all
kinds of stnmnirii' and hnve over
Minnie Colwell has charge of this
department, and has had several
years exr.erieiM"? n: all kinds ol
fancy work and siamping. At the
store of ;. W. 1-impson, Albany,
Oregon .
CTii to the front.
The Orient came up the river
yesterday. She w hs chartered hy
a company of seventy-five Italian
railroad laborers, w ho w ill proceed
at once to the Oregon Pacific front.
They wii! be employed in pushing
(he eastward extension, which will
reach the summit before many
weeks. Already large forces ol
men are working along the line,
but the company is anxious to have
the road built through to P.oise
City and eastern connections as
soon as possible.
A Chinese Thief.
The Chinese swill gatherer, who
was arrested the other day lor
beating his horse, stole two bams
yesterday from the grocery store of
La Forrest A Thompson. He was
""-'' n Uie a''":an'' ':e' , Micrs'
der,k- Pjve him a lively chase
down the alley. He was captured
a ud the bams recovered. The
m. ..,..!;.... i. ........ i ., .,..
. 'ii.imi. t'.i in i;. ... lll. .....-) inn
lied off to jail, although he de
served it.
HTCAMKlt ARKIVALH.
Celery, Oranges,
Cauliflower, Bananas,
weet potatoes, Lemons,
Citrons Raisins,
Seedless raisins, Cocoa nuts,
Cream cheese, Swiss cheese,
And a full line of fresli grot-erics,
candies, nuts, etc. Call early and
get the nest. Willamette Packing
Company.
I)rss.il Chicken.
Only 2o cents o-day at the
lame.te Packing Co.'s
Wi
Arrangements hare now been
made to begin a dancing school at
F Company's armory on Monday
evening for beginners only. No
spectators except the parents of
scholars will he admitted. Les
ions wi l commence at 7 :!!! sharp,
aud will he under the personal ii-
rect'.oii i.
f :n. :; ieh ir ! s. thus,.
desiring to
pi-.-ei t the
earn dan.
iil'st e.( ;:;
-Loul.t in
Wc have j'ist opvi el an other in
voice of cloaks, :.i.. I wc trcl ci.nfi
den! that we can suit evi-nbodv,
!. th in stie nnd price. W. 1' .
Read.
Call at
see their
tasbfi'i ie.
ItaiiiW
line f
signs.
u:
en
COAST DISPATCIE8.
Hew3 frm thi Stst Capital-A Telsphote
v we:
Social to thf
Conipy for Ysqiica.
the Hkralb.J
Salem, Dec. o. Jonn uaturope
was brought to the asvlum to-day.
lh is 35 vears old and a laborer;
! is TKjrftief destructive nor violent
, the i-A( iFic nnroKi) euokkx.
! San Francisco, Dee. G. The
! Paci!ic .Mail Steamer China ar
I rived from Hong Kong and Yoko
'hama this morning, making the
' voyage to the latter point in twelve
j days and eleven hours, thus beat
! ing all tians-Pacific records. The
! best time previously made between
j Yokohama and San Francieco was
j thirteen days and fourteen hours,
couver thirteen days and six
hours.
" oi.V WKRK I'KOBABI.V DKUNK.
S w :amNti, Dec. G. The coro
ner's jury in the case of Miss Hat
tie I'.. Danahue, a telegraph oer
ator, who jumped lioni a bridge
into the Sacramento river Wednes
day night, has declared the sur
prising veriict of death by acci
dental drowning.
UottT Thau Kver.
I ani now better prepared than I
have ever hi en to suit my custo
mers in the shoe line. I have just
received a larue invoice of tho cel
ebrated Laird, Schobcr & Mitchell
iir.e shoes for ladies. There is no
manufacturer w ho claims anything
better than these shoes. J intend
to keep a full assortment of them
in all prices, widths from A KK,
and can suit the most fastidious in
fit and price. I also received
another invoice of the popular
ahoe, VI. 1. Iteed'B in waukenphast
slid patent leather tip. These
.-hoes are well known in Albany as
a lir-t-class nice style shoe. Or
ders from the country filled ith
care and satisfaction guarantet d.
Samuel F. Young.
r.UIKF MENTION.
Silk n.ufilern at Harrows A
Scarls.
A household word is Brownell,
t iie gn.:cer.
iicnniii" sweet Florida oranges
at ('. V.. Prowneli's.
XX XX coffee is the best. Try
it. C. i". P.rownell.
Sweet ciiler, for mince pies, i.-v
the gallon at 0. K. Krowneirs.
A barrel of choice fresh cran
berries jiit opened at C. K.lhovvn
eii's. Stop at .viii A Stark's and ex
:imine their large and new line of
watches.
if t.i want a choice cup of tea
tiy my -JO eent tea in hulk. C. K.
Itrownell.
i.o-k at mj- five -cent ccrner win
dow, it. i--. the wonder of the town.
C. K. P.rownell.
Some new designs in scrap al
burns, and prices to suit j-our fancy
at hiiss A Son's.
oari ov;s
A
iris have a large
display of silk handterchieis
br
the holiday trade.
Look out for a gru
holiday goods at. F.
id d splay of
M. French's.
the corner jewe
,,1
anted 1 . 1 1 1 t.J come and ex- '
;inilfie thf II..V.- ime ..f Vin-.. ... .o, Is
of X mas goods
at ti'nss t:
' h. ;
i
B;;-row.-. A Scaif.s leuo n'.st re-i
ceiyed a due line of tic- !.-:! st I
tyics iu gents' mx-kt ie5. I
A fine line of hanging and stand i
lamps can be had of C. '. 15 row- j
cell at almost your own price. j
Have your piescriptions (Pled at j
uie new niiig store. 11. i;. Jlub- o
oaol, prcs. ii; t!'..!i -ruggist. ;
Smoke the celebrated Havana)
filled o-cent cigars, manufactured ;
at Julius Joseph's cigar factory. j
t. m. Mrong nas at ins tirouuce
tand a fine lot of dressed fowls,
also some choice tipples at 1 per
bushel.
Ladies who have tried Hubbard's
Kleg.int Lotion are unanimous in
it i.rah:. It is for sale only at
Hubbard's drug store.
i he iilmiil wnl lol. r.-,r lie: e tl.c knife is
Urivcn,
! he II -li uill ijilivcr v.liere t it ri ;:inci-rn tear
Ainl traiio .till tullciw uhuru the nn n:liant'
stiiven,
s 1,'r.n' tii'li Ins ti, to make his (.riots fair
l-ancy articles, Christmas cards,
toilet cacs, shaving sets, smoking
-el, cutr !oxes, perfuming sets,
-crip hliunns, in!; stands, etc., all
it the City Drug Store, Guiss A
"son r-f-or etor.
hidianls & Phillips,
ALBANY. OUFGON.
Architectural Wood Turning.
M ii.- t I'.'-iiica (f all Minis . of novels,
ti i! .. ' '. st, iie io-s, liailu-U-rs. ivrncr
lili.iv s. r.i-ctt's, t.iitMa s. tur.als, mantles,
i' l.i.:.,. ,...l ....Iiiiiiib I'nln .f. .-1
i,. ".,'. t-.l.'o t!.i'i,l i.ml , hir
it us. A:t mil' rs left wit h us will rei t ive
er
,v.ti nri'l
.cut iie)''
arifut :.tteiitim. Wood
'.urniii-; i specialty.
i-arv
Candles,
ti'een fruits, tobacco and cigars.
Delay not til! to-morrow to be
is.-, -but buy of those who adver-ti-e.;'
Ai'.v.ivs read the advertise
n-;:ts of c! P. Browne',!. They
will !.j meat, drink and lodging to
von.
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to t! e .M-
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A POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT. j
Eiv J-i'.ii's Gradwohl's Golden Role Bazaar I
Meets the PoblicWant.
One of the most extensive and '
elegantly stocked establishments!
in the Willamette valley is to be
found in the Golden It life Bazaar i
store of Julius (Jradwohl in this !
city, in order to accommodate his
nany customers lie is in the field
eiwly this year, and has already
commenced receiving his immense
line of beautiful gocds for the fall
nd winter and for the holidavs.
ind has one of the most gorgeous I
and dazzling displays to be seen in i
any Gulden Rule P.azaar in Oregon, j
1 he line carried comprises a be- :
I wildenng assortment of fine china, j
queensware and glassware ol the;
latest styles and most delicate de-1
signs. The beautiful d.ina and j
glassware, together with the dec-!
orated ami fancy w ares, nove'ties, '
elegant stand and hanging lamps,
toys, boys' wagons aud general !
bazaar goods, present a scene well
worth om s time to visit. j
Here may be found a complete j
line of table cutlery of the tele-j
orated makes, Roger Bros.' silver i
and silver plated goods and
Bohemian wares of every variety I
u -I. ;n. ii..i- ,.s ,i.n., iJ.... (..;!,.. I
and fancy poods, in plush and
silver, and novelties for the chil
dren will be larsrer t''an ever be
fore. Mr. Gradwohl has enlarged
!li:t
only a credit to the city of Albany
but to the entire " Willamette
valley, being one of the most ex
tensive establishments of the kind
in Oregon. The most important
feature to purchasers is in prices,
and when we assert that his prices
are as low as r- house in the state
and that bis goods are sold at
figures that, cannot be equaled in
the Northwest, it is but the recital
of an absolute fact. It will be to
the interests of the country mer
chants to purciiase their holiday
goods from this establishment, and
orders should be sent in at once.
Mr. Gradwohl has long since
proven bis adaptability to this
business, and it is taking no l is
to say that this emporium of elegant
fancv and deeoiative ware is the
iv c ' (omph-te in the Willamette
lie. Those who deal at the
Golden Rule Bazaar, will find a
hu e a.-sortme: t to choose from,
anc a square, reliable gentleman
to deal with.
Iniry to I. an.
Money to loan at a low rate of
i.iteies1. on improved faun and
city property, in sums of 'OC to
.flu, (1(10 For particulais call on
I'.nrkhait A Malin, Real Kstate
Agents.
Fortmiiler A Irv.ng have just
opened a new line of portiers, table
lovers, towel rings, stair nails
and novelties in furniture and
h jii'-e-tinishings. Call and see
their elegant new store in the
Masonic building.
F. M. French's is headquarters
for fine Chi ist mas goods.
I'iri'mcii'ii ICIectii)i.
yoriiT. is itKi:t:uY civi.n that
s tin" .liiini il t-kitii r. ef i-liii f ai.J a-sist
:!it i l.ii. ii.f iei-r ui l!it A!i..ti( Iir.-ilej'.irT-ino.it
w :ii In- luM :it tl:- hat! it Alliu.iy
;i.e ( - .N". i, Dvi-. :i. Issi'. i. -!ti the
li.ii'.roif 1 ..ViK-k atiil ii:::!i V!in-k i-. v.
W. I!. WAIINKI!.
W .M.TKtl V. I'AIIK I'.l;, S c. A. 1". !.
I'liw. A. F. 1.
Mlil i n -l!M. i.l.A.l.i. r iv.j.-.i
at tie.- o !ii-e uf tin Orcvon l...il Ci. ami pro-
i "o: o ki-.i. livoi.aroiJ.il W;,kn;.s
S i-.-.,:, ;;;,,,r:,.v:
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iir.ii... Anv ii!l..ii!i.C.'.!i ill !.! sai'ablj
uje'.i-ii. A.i irv-s 1'. KitAi'V, I'rcrij.
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CimnyaiK-iii..' '.f nil l.inii ii'n: in a n:lia
ble in mil' r. A l iuii c"it w i l rtroiw: pronipt
atti ii'i'li. o'li e mi llroailalhiii ttr-it, m ar
First, llonv. O.e'.'on.
Tiia Celebrated
Pre
CIU li E
Warranteil to
cm i'
the unuT.it ne i.isinsof either wx whether
nrisini; from the cev-ive 'ist of stinuiliiiiis,
.oba. eo or opium, or tlirnuh j outhlul iii'liu
eretion. over imliilciH c. etc.. unrli tiluwof
liram 1'ouer, Wake u'ness, Ittaria lon J
Tains in the Hack, Seminal W. akneS'i, live- j
teria, Ncr oils l'ros ration, Nortuni'il Omis- i
f ions, I.em:(irrlii e, DizzitH ss. Weak Moir.ory,
l.ussof 1'nwc ! liiipf.ieri-i , w'eiili if lieu-1
ieetiil nf'.eii lia-t to prtiii;'fmo aue and j
insanity. I'ri'-e i a lix; li liO.e."i f cr c'.'i.CO
Soiit hy maii on receipt of jirice.
. VtlilllCN il! J 11". is riven
i wi'.li every enler roieivol. to icimiil tne
meni y if a !' teioiiiciiI euie is nctt lioi teii.
W e have thcusaniisof testimonials from old
ami youiiu', of (mth sexes, who have been
porn'mnently cured by the use -f Aphroditine
Circular free. Adiircfs
tilt: ti'iisto mituiM: .
Western IJiaiiuh, llox, l'ort:and, Oregon.
For sate b,- Kobay k Mason, Khoivsnte and
retail dnccists, Alliaey, oreui.il
Instciid of otici ing a prize Hint or.iy
I lienilit the luckv one, or si tiding' out
; . . . , , . , .
I '(uiliiielll :al siqis as iiaus, v. prorosc
j to o'.ct Iy oiler the citizen ol .'.linliv
! ami vicir.it v Indce goods at ln.drock
prices oi'i give
Discount
;) i Pi'
L bill
er cash on caca tionai s iv-inn six
icLie!:'.!' retail ;.lict s. unlil .h'li. !, ts'.li).
II;g!ic?t ini.-cs paitl forchicUens, cg"s
ai d iitiin' r ThaiiKig y"t for our
oast patronage aid soliciting your
tratte fur the future. I heg 1o leinain
: at your service. J. M. 15 A KDL E.
5 JCJ !
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BEFORE ofj; AFTER
A
P L.Kenton
LOLKE IN-
S taple
lHO CftOte Candies. Nuts, ClfCll'S Gild
iZv- irtnttnlil Vfi-
Uliltt, I egetdMCS, AU.
TE1?MS CASH A1S1) PKICES LOW.
Subscription Agent
papers and Magazines.
AfiSJ'LK
!
T1IKPOSTOPFICE.
K
(JLORIOUS FUTURE
In keepinir with the ever brightening prospeet
dn.g tooiir .IreaAr
J.-trire stock such iancv and
nl ly .supply the wants of the niost fastidious. Ana
wnile we call special attention to the quality and
complete assortment cf our gocds, we will add th-nt
as a
Special Inducement.
TO OUR FRIENDS WF. WILL
(iive Away on January ist
1 Dinner Set, 1"0 pieces
1 Tea set, 44 pities
Three Tea Sets, c icli 44 pieces.
This ware is not cheap baking powder prir.es, fct
is elegant genuine English table ware. Let erety
i.i l v avail herself of this opportunity of procurixfl:
not nl the best groceries to be found, but have
chance- at tirawing free on- cr wiorc of these elegant
sets,
LA FORREST & THOMPSON,
1 889
-J l 1 ST RECKl VED A
FOREIGN AND
Woolens in Overcoatings, Suitings and Tiouseiincs.
a specialty in Full Dress fer
Balls arid Parties
ltwaaait k.vkniki; wkai!
TF.KD.
aTTIIF. LKADING
Zaches Bros,
)posiie tiie "PosstolFi.ee.
rzr.iTKZixigvjnsrrsamn 'wa Miiii.i'iaiaaB mil iiiuum em"". w
;W till! MOW.
"Oh ! the cold and crul winter,
Ever thicker, thicker, thicker;
Froze the ice on lake and river,
Ever deeper, deeper, deeper ;
Fell the covering snow and drifted
Through the forest round the village."
IS COMITSTGK
IT
j ''OJd Prob.'1 says wiuter is
severe this year than usual.
Taketime by the topknot aud examine my elegant
stock ot
CAPE ULSTERS.
DRESS OVERCOATS.
KERSEYS.
VALOURS.
BEAVERS.
MELTONS.
CHEVIOTS.
WIDEAWAKE,
CHINCHILLA-
E. BLAIN,
- T1
Leading
Tobaccos,
for uU Leading Xcws-
ALBANY, OP.EGON
staple groceries s wfli
LA RG B INVOICE OF
DOMESTIC
We mate
A PKRFKCT FIT GFAKAK-
MARCH ANT TAILORS.
coming earlier and mor
CASM MERES,
MOXTAGNACS.
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Clotliier,
TO
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