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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1889)
THE MORNING HEKALI); TUESDAY,MDECEM1?ER 10, 1889 SPKCf Al.. 1?:a A. HI. hi s-toves and ranges Wefwe buyin is a mistake. Mis- tsflcAS ara alwafi eostly. InLeat in; sivs wo have tlie largest as wsH as tlie most carefallyjselected sUkia the m. Hi stoves we .1 net were nfi nuagui as u cajjcii moot but as a certainty. We) tanoir what eah stnvc will do, and ; thsy were bought for uti, s tho price is right. Wo have special ties in beaters, be.Mito our regular' lino f Garland, Argand ami tr. perior staves ani iage. i:9. Vi. 4siiTii. as h i i.e. The D.mi.v Ht.RW.! will bs on sale ei!-h r.oi ni::,: at 'be new (.r.iN.l t W 1' k'f. if can be pro. i r-1 at -nts ,,or ( copy TV E A T !l 1. K I X UK'.' T 1 H 1i. I'or A'bariv as:d vicicity VA lowins i the f.avrait fr !4 hours, ending at i r. m. tw-e.ay : Kain: m aily tatiiiary tt-mper-ature. .IOTTS(i5 ,r.OWT TOWN. Helen lily the to-morrow even ing. Mr. .1. W. Cusick returned yes terday from a trip to Astoria. The corner jewelry store is head quarters for tine Holiday good:-. lioys watches, very neat for hoi- way vi a pork raising industry iday piv.-ents. at Will k Stark's. which seemed to be thriving. Much Call at 1". M. French's and see j interest was taken in it by Mayor his tine display of Christinas Cowan, A'e ilackieman, Davui ,j ' ' V ro 'ian and some other member I 'iamond jewelry, fine silverware ii'Mrv" "i . ... ' '. At the .Narrows, five nines aoove and novelties i.jr tne ilolidavs at . - . ' ,, . ,f vii t i " (late.sville, is another point of mil tarn . j much interest. Here is located . Ir. I., l oh y, 01 I.et.anon, was ; the new saw-mill of Bioau & Co. in the city yesterday, and reports I it is situated at a point where the tilings moving quite satisfactorily ; s;U-.tiam river is confined between in that enterprising city. i t wo walls of solid rock only four Tlie holidays are approaching. feet wide. A da.n has been con For your fine holiday printing of r strutted in this chasm, which has all descriptions give Paisley S: Fish ) aU'orded a head of 57 feet of water, a call, un-stairs in tne lTnn block. ! and furnishes an unlimited water Albany Ir. Gibson, of the San Francisco Tinted Presbvterian church, will lecture at the W. C. T. U. hall on Friday evening on the subject. "On the Wing." Frank Devauey's little three- year-old boy, living near Scio, otFthe two middle fingers of left hand with an ax one day week. Ir. Hvde dressed . i iasi the wound. A letter received bv Rev. E. R. Frichard from South Dakota states . i . . i a . . f i . . i . tuai me recem, uonaiions oi ciom- . ing sent by the Presbyterian j church of this city, had reached j iholr destination, and were re- ceived with much thankfulness by the destitute people of that dis- tnct. Ceo. M. Frank, Sabbath school missionary for tlie Presbyterian church, who ):.: been at S idaviib it; the irterest of his work, was in the ci!v veit r lav on his wav to Fu-vnr. Mi. Fiank swapix reniiiiiseeiis'-' of .-obiier .ife in the !r'd 111. Vol. wit! !i the senior editor of the IIeuai.k. When voi: are joing by Paisley A Fish's "printing office in the Fiinn : block, call an! see tho;e tine litho- :rai!i piaies ioi I'umtiJH iciili . tor Ilea.!-1, lull neaos, eie. .mai me t'ninsr. All styles and sizes. The work cannot be told from the most .... . 1 ..... I .. -.4 . .n expensive lithographing, and it is, three times as cheap. No trouble, to show samples. About sixty reserved seat tickets ; were sold yesterday for Helen : I'.lvthe's great play tomorrow1 evening. There will be a crowded : hous? during her engagement here. The Oregoiran says she is the i greatest actress that ever visited ' this country, and people every where applaud her and her excel lent company. I. Inn Connty al. , In speaking of the recent coal j liscovery on Beaver Creek above i Scio, thi Press of that place says : Messrs Morehead, Powell A Co. ! hare discovered a coal vein, or I possibly, a series of veins, nppar- j ently all leading to a great central vein, in a canyon about twelve ( miles southeast ot cio on tieavor ; creek. One of the veins or lodes was uncovered for a distance of about fifty feet up the gulch before it dipped into the earth. While uncovering thi3 top lode auother lode was discovered, but it prob ably leads to the head canter or mother lode. The lodes discov ered varied in thickness from three to six inches. Men are employed in ''going down" and opening up tbe lind, and in a few days we shall probably knew as to the value of it. The coal looks well, and is pronounced first rate by judges. It is believed that a "good thing" has been struck this time. Already there is talk of a railroad from Scio to the mine ; and if the find proves t9 be as valuable as expected, the railroad will be built order. in short . uremen s r.iection. y, fhe aunual election of the Al - bany Fire Department yesterday was very quiet. Out of loO voters 1 Strahan was even accused of con only a third of the number voted. ! ceiling a hemisphere of grape pie There was bu one ticket in the' in his silk hat for an afternoon fisdd. C. II. Stewart, 'nominated ! lunch. oy aiimiiv i.iiiuc vu. iu. 1 iu clnef engineer, and T. J. Overman, nominated hy the same company , and by the "ilonk and Ladder Go. for assistant chief. They were good enough and no other nomina tions were made. Mr. .Stewart re ceived 40 vote and Jdr. Ovcruiav. r). I". M. FrencI fcr line Ci:ri: t: is bead goods. iiuir OK TH.5 OnEGON PACIFIC. A Tr-.o to the Front-Tbe Wcik B;iig Pc3he4 Toward the Scnmit. A special train, with General Manager Hoag, and about twenty citizens rf Albany and a few from Corvallis, on board, left this city at 8 o'clock Sunday morning for the front on the Oregon Pacific railroad. Among the number was representative ol the iierau. The object of th trip was simply for a tour of observation along.the newly completed portion of the load and of the work in progress. The day was a most stormy ne, but the members of tlin party v. ere Oregonians, and went provided with overcoats and umbrellas. At Mill City a stop of :t mirier of an hour w:ifi made in order to afford time to look throujjh the splendid sav-ni:ll -it ihsit 1; ice n; inexhaustible water power i: plied from the Sanliain river, and ; the mills employ about 50 men,; with a capacity of 40,000 or 50,000 , feet of lumber per day. Had it not j been for these mills Albany would have been shoit in her lumber j ripply !m-innluing du ing the past j are shipped daily to all i-a'ts ;f from ti'.c.-e nubs the Willamette Valley. Th; cotir.trv al.-ng th r.iilrr ad is being rapidly fettled up. Sev eral new towns have been laid out, and thriving villages aio springing up. Mu::kers and Kingston are i .io town siti-s recently platted. .:.t iatesville r-omo citizens .f Albany have purchased nearly the entire t'lv.n si:e. and ai airanying to lav it all out in town ots Ib-i. the train stopped for a lew minutes j (.f ! and Manager lloag called the j attention of the party to a new i manufacturing enterprise, in the! power. Thi3 point Win visited by the party, and the yicw afforded by the entire Santiam river pour ing down nearly 60 feet into this abyss was one well worth the time and danger of clambering down the slippery rocks to this wonder- ' fill Tiller ni ti'iturp': wm-t- ........ Two miles above this is the ina- . tjterial vard, where the first evi- dences of railroad work was noted. A long train load of rails ties, and other material was standing up ;i a side track ready to 'o to the front ... No further stops were made ; Breitenbush was reached.; until JLsreitentHisn was The road passes lor several miles through a very rocky canyon, which has evidently been the most expensive pott ion 'of the road to build, as one deep rock cut is passed after another at clo.-e intervals Near Bzeitenbush is considerable : level b ttioni land. The wholy country for miles around i cover-' e ! with the finest yellow lir timber to be found in Oregon. A number i ol squatte claims have been taken on each side of the road. About lour miles beyond Breiten bush the end of the track was reached. The train was stopped a few hundred vards from the end of 1 track, further progress being npeited bv the hoarding cars, a hich stood upon the track. The . party sallied out from their com- lortah'c coach, and with their trousers rolled up and umbrellas dripping from the steady downpour i ot rain proceeded single-hie aion the trail to the very end of the track. Beyond this the grade, all ready for the ties and rails, stretched away out of sight around, a curve toward the summit. Man ager lloag said this was CO miles from Albany, and that it was o5 miles to the summit. Of that dis tance abmt 10 miles is alreadv j graded, a portion of it at this end ana a small portion at the summit, irliarii l f.it ittilrkt ( fr.w.L io nlov Idj(j ,n adaition to tms ft force of lOOd men, under Orman ik Crook, are now finishing up another 10 miles of grading. This leaves but 15 miles of untouched work west of the summit, and before the people in the valley are hardly aware of it the road will pass the summit, and continue on its way through East- em uregon toward an eastern con nection, a consummation in which the people of Albany aie specially interested, ami lor which thev will in the future, as in .the past, show their earnest aid and sympathy. The country at that distance up in the Cascade mountains is not provided with many public con veniences, and there was no hotel short of ten or fifteen miloa away, but the party was invited by Mr. Hoag to dinner in the boarding cars. As it was considerably after the usual time for the midday ineal, no time was lost in accept ing tlie invitation. If the meal served the party was a fair sample of the regular fare of the men at the front thev certainly live high. There was roast beef, ; veal pot-pie. corn, potatoes, cab- I bage, biscuits and butter, fruit, 1 pies,t cake, tea and coffee, with all the eiltrees Gf a metropolitan din- wier. The party was hungry, and Viey dined heartily. Jude me aitu ai nuik ni're were me ; tracklayers. It was a rainy Sun uay, uuu me mo.-i 01 uiem re-; mained inside the cars, while a few had made a roaring the be neath some huue trees and were drying their week's washing. A'.'j::t ;1 ii'el.H-k thy tr..:n f tartf- .'.. k 'o'.vurd .'.r.-.my. "1" i 1 ; p;irt t.i'i eric:: '-i a ii'Vti and ma-.! i..t. -resliiig uv.t.ng, which, notwnh sta::Jin' s I .- i:.ce.-sant rain, was 1 .... I a 1. . a r . most enjoyable, and having had a good dinner everybody remained m excellent spirits. A noteworthy fact in connection with the work of construction is the substantial and superior man ner in which the road is built. The bridges are all of the most approved workmanship, and the roadbed is broad and well ballasted, being built as all transcontinental roads are, in a strictly first-class manner. The train glided smoothly over the steel rails, and a few minutes Be fore T o'clock the brakeman popped his head into the car and shouted, 'Albany.'' There was a general scramble if overcoats, a hurried handshaking with .Mat.aer Ilcag, v.h'isc venial and energetic s;irit had contriontcd to maUe the trip; enjoyable, and those who had at tended the excursion fiom this city n.und tin niselves again standing upon the platform at. the depot, while the train sped away across the big draw-bridge toward Co:- Tajsieil a Till. .Tundav afternoon On a man walked into .1. Joseph Y. cigar store and watchins: h cbar.ee, while the proprietor was no! i j :. out ol the door. Mr. Joseph took after him. The man passe.! through Max liaumgart's saloon, passing uut of the back tloor and rushing through the alley, was overhauled at the old paint shop on Kllsworth street. About $15 in coin was found on his person and in old German coin and a button a as easily identified by Mr. Joseph. Yesterday he was examined before Justice Hum hr y i;:id bound over under 50.) bond-, giving the name Frank Clark. Ycsterdaj' evening a small boy a.tenipte.l to make a steal on the Christmas candies just being open ed by the Willamette Packing Co. He tilled his coat pocket ami then started on a run down the street, uiien our fleet-footed clerk (Jim) gave him a lively chase and brought him back and made him disgorge. His excuse was that ho wanted some candy and had no money, and as we had the finest line of holiday candies and nuts, he thought he might try a few at our expense. He being of tender years we forgave his first nllense. Wil lamette Packing Co. Arrested for l.arrcny. Levi J'.uchner, alias Frank Tay lor, was arrested near Scio yester day by Deputy Kherifl' 1). S. 'Smith on a charge of .'arceny by bailee preferred by J.D. Hyatt. Buehncr is accused of converting to bis own use four head of cattle upon which Hyatt held a moitgage. The pris oner was held f"r examination be- More Justice Humphrey. He will be remembered as bavin r. ll'MII CIl in the circuit court docket on al charge of bigamy, the case against J , . iiavigten dismissed. Attempted .rail Itraak. three tramps conhneu in tl ;e , i. li ifiii iiiauc c&ii uiiiimcoitii t. l ..:..::i l ...,.r.,l .,. tempt to escape Sunday evening. Thev cut a hole in the door near : the lock, out were unable toettiUen the door onen. They were not u; with the times or they would have kicked the "able end out of the sb intv and crawled out, as several have done added that city jail. before. Albany It might be needs a new i I)id. Mrs. J. C. Scott, of Harrisburg, who has been under medical treat ment in this city, died at the resi dence of her daughter. Mrs. Ed. Mover, on Saturday. The remains were taken to Harrisburg tor inter merit and the funeral Xot.V yesterday. t . From now until Jauuary 1st , for (! S1! Krausse A Klein will sell ladies seamdy ge staiu ing room Lard, Scl.obert & Mitchell F.euch " tbe steanie.s that a rive and le kid shoes at H per pair; all widths P?1'.11 a!l ,l0Hr" cfrt"; day from A to EE. Their Curacoa kids - 1 lord.y fir t f the at per pair. We have the finest i f,iU1 W e t .r .1 ss assortment of holiday slippers for hemlock . were ma.le to Uindle lad'es and gents ever brought to Albany. We also make a specialty of ladies' warm felt slippers in all styles and colors. Come and ex amine our stock and you -will lind our prices the lowest in the city. Words of I'rnls?. Flegant Lotion is calling forth words of praise from the ladies of Albany. We gave away over three gallons of our Elegant Lotion in sample bottles to the ladies of Al bany, and they are enthusiastic in its praise. The great expense which we went to in order to intro- 1 'l 1 duce our r.ieganc i-ouon. snows our great confidence in it. Re spectfully yours, II. C. Hubbard. ladies. Have you tried Elegant Lotion. It is certainly the finest preparation ever discovered for rendering the skin smooth, soft and white. It produces that softness and fresh ness so much to be desired. We will suggest that you try a 15-cent or L'3-cent bottle of Elegant Lotion. Prepared and sold by H. C. Hub bard only. Holiday I'rires. At Greenwood's Fine Art Studio. Having secured the services of Prof. HaAthorne, recently from Baltimore, I am now prepared to accommodate my patrons with very line pictures on the new sys tem. All work guaranteed. Prices graded from 50 cents up. All want ing first-class work w ill do well to call. W. II. Greenwood. For fine toilet silver. cases in plush, manicure sets, leather or - 1 .'love and handkerchief boxes collar ami cult ooxes, jewel cases, infants' sets, work boxes, shaving sets, albums, fine try the new dri I1 rfumes, store, and fres! ;l-tiiliih etc., i'heir 1 and 'oo: .heiv are .,w i ; v.f . s wi ! r; ow c;'.n.- an., cm t.'in.-a in ASTOBI&'S BOOM- A Ccrreipsndeot's Emtiuiiastic View of the City Dwn by the Sea. Astoria, Dec. . T tnr EiTR or tub Hkrili: A letter from Astoria may be of interest to your numerous and in telligent readers, who are anxious to learn what is taking place in this old town, that is just deginning to awake from its long Hip Van Winkle like snooze, and take a ! tumble to itself, vulgarly speaking, i as the future great seaport city of j Oregon and the Inland Empire i that is seeking an outlet for her j products and a highway for her commerce with the nations of the world. The railroad enteritises that are taking shape and fast assuming realistic forms arc not only on paper and in the minds of the projectors and the. public, but in the actual accomplishment of a few miles now j in operation and gradually reach i ing out mile by mile towards the ! A l..lt tl... ,! the valleys and perch upon the foot j fulls of the Cascade slope, wheie i .... i 1 V a-t uoiaen rays oi me uepari- tun gilds the snow-capped peaks and mgged mountain tops w here rolls the Oregon. Thus you see the car of progress is on the track and soon the silent dells of Nehalem will echo to the the rumble of the transcontinental trains that seek these coal retreats, wlrle the measured puffing and the screaming whistle of the iron horse will reverberate from every hill topi and wooded canyon, as he f-.llows bis labyrinthine' wav through the I valleys to the sea. Booms like cholera and iiwall pox seem to be contagious, but un like these diseases are to be sought for rather than avoided, and now As.toria like Albany and some other towns, having caught the disease, if not checked, it will soon become epidemic, while the real c?tate dealer and capitalist from other tewns in the far away East or our immediate neighbors of this very new West rush in to avail themselves of the golden opportu nity that they seem to think only comes to a man once in a lifetime, And like the man of Scripture that went down from Je:u-aleni to Jericho and fell anion,;- r r,l cttate dealers, theyj co ;:n 1 tl.vy find that the half has nut been told them. Talk is cheap and they are all siood ta.kers. although it is a ne -a business to most of them, the j boom having created a necessity j for the business. Thev will talk by i the hour and never charge a cent. It is also a pleasure to show goods ; they will chmb the highest peaks ano: descend into the deepest gulches; they go into the trackless forest, where none but the adven turous surveyor and his assistants have ever dared to enter md hunt .,.i,;n in, ir Pniiim. i ' . .... ... 1 111! LIIL I Ul 111 IO III lllll liTIUL.VVI1liii bin or some other addition to this great city for the anxious r. ; ' chaser " ! ; "'When ( .reek meets ( beck then ' :, nm,sthfiin,of war." Two ten- .i .r. i.... , .,.:.... 4l.,. I. .wl ,...L-. c.ino cm.u iw mtJ ujnu .u i"n ...... v. purchasers. vet a ;:roat wavs oil said" Bob to Behold, these fellows are j ' i rich. One of them has herds of i j hoises that roam through the! t Eastern vallevs of Oregon, and he I has cattle upon a thousand bus and real estate in Albany till you can ti rest, besides some money in the , bank, and the other fellow is no sionch himself. He's a big oeaier ; ,jrokJorv c.iC1!;;t.Si princes? che in real estate. Now let's get in : niios lt(.. And the finest and drill before the other fellows j I)nmlM1IiS tassels, crescents, cords. catch on.' who is an full battery And forthwith Bee, auctioneer, tnrr:eil the " qniT.ee upon Albany. He t his elc(in the rich men iroin made the crooked places st-aight and the waste places to blossom as j the rose, lie ta.ked al ot the i .i-. -tt . ,1 i- in-a.iiiin run 'u .itio i Imilt foti.i'joH. holn neat and r"1" . r 1 i ...iV 1" was anxious to sell. The little city by the sea, with a jiopulation of 8000, was swelled to metropolitan proportions of 80,000 almost in the twinkling of Abe's eye, while brick and ttone blocks of mam moth and imposing structure reared their massive fronts on every business 6trect from Tongue Point to Young's Bay channel, while the whistling motois and electric railways encircled the city in iron bands, brinjing the subur ban homes ol the mechanic and merchant in close proximity to tho water front. Iddeed the real estate mi l. bv the graphic power of hi a. ction eloquence, painted a pan 01 iina of such wondrous trift and beauty that his hearers were en tranced with the possibilities that tlie present opportunities and the g?ori us future held in store for them and their heirs. "My dear friends," said the speaker, "you know not what a day may bring forth ; now is tbe time to invest, the advances of to- 1 morrow may hit your hearts with j sorrow and regret." ' And sure enough they did buy and their purchased advanced $1500 in one night, on one block offered. Delays were dangerons, and to hesitate was ruin. They were glad they beught. C"T( D Your worrying what O I w I you will "get your friends for Christmas until "you have seen the fine display of watches, jewelry, silverware, loth solid and plated, gold headed canes, knive?, forks and spoons, napkin rings, etc., etc., :tt F. M. French".-, tho i . rner jewelry store. ii, time to subscribe for lu'wspapers ,'!.!. 'i - with , in:m:izi':f ?, etc. for t target ti) leave v..u 1". L. Kenton. I If ,..;n 1 "I'll t iAv;ui! ' 1 . in promptly an-.i save VMll lilt IniU'.-'.e oi sending to the A POFULaK ISTA1LI1IMBUT. Haw Julias Gradwohl's Golden Eil I; Meete the PaMiiWaut. One of the most extensive and; elegantly stocked establishments j in the Willamette valley is to be ' found in the Golden Rule Bazaar, store of Julius Gradwohl in this i city. In order to accommodate his ' many customers he is in the field ! early this year, and ha alreadv commenced receivim his immense line of beautiful gocds for the fall ' and winter and for the holidays, 1 and has one of the most gorgeous and dazzling displays to be seen in . anv Golden Kule Bazaar in Oregon The line carried comprises a be wildering assortment of fine china,, queensware and glassware of the j latest styles and most delicate de signs. The beautiful shina and i glassware, together w ith the dec orated and fancy wares, novelties, elegant stand and hanging lamps, ; toys, boys' wagons and general ( bazaar goods, present a scene well i ' Heremabe IfounTa" complete j line of table cutlery of the cele- i orated makes, Roger Uros.' silver ana surer piateu goous anu Bohemian wares of every variety, while his stock of dolls, toys, toilet and fancy goods, m pluau and j silver, and novelties for the chil dren will be larger tban ever be ' fore. Mr. Gradwohl lias enlarged j his stock in such a replete manner j that his Golden Rule Bazaar is not ; only a credit to the city of Albany i but te the entire Willamette j valley, being one of the most ex-j tensive establishments of the kind in Oregon. The mot important 1 feature to purchasers is in prices, j and when we assert that his prices ' are as low as ay house in the state ; , ., . 1 -.11 X! ana inai r.is goous are eoiu ai figures that cannot be equaled in the Northwest, it is but the recital of an absolute fact. It will be to i the interests f the country met-' chants to purchase their holiday i goods from this establishment, and j orders should be sent in at once. Mr. Gradwohl has long since , proyen his adaptability to this i business, and it is taking no risK j to sav that this emporium of elegant i 1 ,1 i .: 41... I iaiu; unu oe;oiaiit: air la me rco v complete in the Willamette v lley. Those who deal at the Golden Rule Bazaar, will find a late assortment to choose from, anc a square, reliable gentleman to deal with. Hettcr Than Kver. I am now better prepared than I t have ever been to suit rav custo mers in the shoe line. I have just received a large invoice of tha cel ebrated Laird, Schober it Mitchell fine shoes for ladies. There is no manufacturer who claims anything better than these shoes. 1 intend to keep a full assortment of them in an ii ice 11 prices, widths troin A EE, ......I ...it. ti.tt fiiu riincr t.jcrtilrvlla in . - . . .... ' III and price, i aiu leeeneo nnollier invoice of the popular ahoe, E. P. Reed's in waukenphast patent leather tip. 1 hese ' shoes are well known in Albany as I a iiifi-Liaw wuc st vie shoe. Or- , ! ders from the country filled with and satisfaction guaranteed. I ('are unuel E. Young. hir (Ac I.ndies Only. I am now prepared to Oo all kinds of stamping and have over tun I inns:iiu desiens to choose m.. ..w.a i;.,r ,f ' UUIil. JlinJ A iii link. v. nil I broidery materials, such as urra- senes. crewi'is. -o. I ami ein- , . f!t, ..n ! f:,nrv uotk ma- i ,',:,, ,1... yt-.,,i.vr is i j'erialsevor in uie cnv. ;n;; ilt. iiV(. ,.,.is and f .jjnje Colwell has ctia unce. Miss! ,i.;t. ! j ('ei,a,.tnient, and has had several j urge ot 1 1 1 1 ; experience m all kind: ft f.11K.v wnrk and stamping. At, the . . n : imjison, Albany, ' Oregon. Save .1Joitv By buying your holiday goods at die new drug store. It is wonder ful how a little money will go at1 that stone. Call and be convinced Tlie Celebrated French) CJURE Wrt0 -AIMDE" 3EF0RE AFTER the uencrativc nrgans ofjeither sex whether arising from the excessive nse of stimulants, tobacco or opium, or through j outhful indis cretion, over indulgence, etc, such as loss of Brain Power, Wakelu'nesg, lltarins Down Pains in the Hack, Seminal We akness, Hys teria, Ner'ous Pros' ration, Noctiirn-.il Omis sions, Leucorrhoe, Dizziness, Weak Memory, Loss of Power and iinpotcncy, wnicn ir neg lected often lead to premature old 11'e anfl insanity. Price $1 a box: 6 boxt.'i fcr $.". Sent by mail on receipt of price. A WKITTKS U!AK1.1 1.K is iriven with every 5 order received, to refund tne money if a IVrmanenl cure is notcfleited. VVc have thousands of testimonials from oWI and younir, of both sexes, who have be permanently cured by the use -f Aphroditme Circular free. Address T1IK AI'IIKO !HF.DI lE CO. Western Branch, Box, 27. Portland, OreROB. For sale by Foehay & Mason, wholesale and retail dmKists, Albany, Oregon. est of All ! Instead of ottering a prize thai only benclits the lucky one, or sending out confidential slips us baits, we propose to opcrly otl'cr the citizens of Albany and vicir.ity choice goods at bedrock prices and give 5 Per Cent Disc For cash on each dollar's worth at reaular retail pri--s. until .Tan. 1 , ls'.H). Highest prices paul forcliickfiss, egf ...,.... m 1.:...- ...... f.. f auu nuLicr. iiiinuvni imi iui j.mii ,..,,,,,.,.. .,j 8H.iiiti- mnr I or mry j reunified ount 1 trade for tliofuturc, I -g to remain ' :,t your service. -I. M. H. I! DUE. F L. Kenton Staple and- Fancy f man' Choie Caiulii's. Xntx, Cifarnauti Tobacros. Fruits, Vegetables, JSte. TERMS CASH AND PRICES LOW Subscription Afent pajtem miff MflffftzinCS. XBTNKK THE POSTOFFICE. -WEDNESDAY Opera DEC. 11TH & 12TH OA ! T T H "V Jrl. tL XVI TK ! Till', PUiiLIC TO CALL AND lapj;k STOCK Holiday -CONSISTING OF A FINE DISPL VY ()' N'):.!- AND ED CANES, (.OL ) HANDLEL ";i". i n VV i;l !'l V OF .1 XT AN I ' CI'.Nl IM: HO; tos. SJ'F.CrACLES. AND jKOYKL'flES FOIl HOLIDAYS. I mMi.iiu.iwi JU.'iuwjiaiMMiMWiMMM ! 1 ! II ill vl JL V VV 111 IV11V II . "Oh ! the cold and crul winter, er thicker, thicker, thicker; Froze the ife on lake and river, Ever deejier, deeper, deeper ; Fell the covering snow and drifted Through the forest round the village. IT IS COMING-. OMProb sh s inter is severe this year 1 Take time Vy the topknot and examine my elegaat stock ot OVERCOATS, CAPE ULSTERS. DRESS OVERCOATS. KERSEYS, VALOURS. BEAVERS, ' MELTONS, CHEVIOTS, WIDFAWAKK, CHISCHILLA"', CAS.-x MERES, MONTAGNACS. L.E. BLAIN, THE Lea cling Cloth, ier, MIES for nil Leatling Mews- A1BANY, OREGON, AND THCRSDAY- We, in her latest and greatest successes, 'MOTHER'S LOVE," AND Afiieilflay Csmpuj. "Let c,-iry :,e cce this fn.V, jIay.'-v .linlssln-iO and T5 t'"Kcserved scats now on Hlackman's drur s.tore. sale ab 10 use, Heleu W K R T INSPECT OF HIS NEW AND Goods SILYEll WATCHES. OOLD HEAD -ILK UMBRELLAS, GOLD i A 1 N FENS. SOLID GOLD AND AND AN ENDLESS EWELBY, COIN PLATE u WARE ONLY; CLOCKS. coming -arlier usual. and more than T
