fJHE HOHNTNO liJH!l?AL1): TUESDAV. DECEMBER 17. 1889.
CM f '
t0tnittfi 3attjj Itcvad
SfKCIAI.. 1S:3 A. M.
KM t see Aiif ftoves'nnri ranges
tolore buying h ndatake. Mis
takes are a 1 it ay costly. In heat
ing .-tow- we have the largest as
well a.s til - i isi earcfallyjselected
lock in J be city, line stOToa we
offer were not bought as an experi
:iui:l hut as a certainty. We
know what each stove will do, and
tliCV wore bought for casu, so the
triee ii right. We have bpeeial
ties in heaters, Iwvsidi our regular
linen of ( iarland, Argand and Su
i(r btove.-1 and ranges.
.Nilt..
II cm i n will bo ,i
sale ej h morning at the hew
stand of V.'. !. Kui.n's. where it
can be j r. t i at ." c.-:..- per
copy.
ucATHi::: i.mh; tks.s.
lor Alu.mv and vicinity Fol
lowing is Hi!' lonva-i for 'J hours,
nding at s i-. m. to-.. ay :
Fair wea'.-ipr; cooler.
.IOTTlN;S Ar.Ul'T TOWN.
W. I'. Clos'" It'ltl'lied
Horning from ."rav Francisco
ih; ;
Be.r. W Humphrey and tV.:r- j
ily Sett yesterday for California
Next year pi onuses to b one of
active railroad building in Oregon.
Th" steamer Three Sisters will
take 150 tons of wheat from the
Farmers' warehouse to-Jay.
Keep your eye on the new drug
More. For good goods and low
prices it heads the procession.
1. Myers & Co. have told their
ftiiw-niill and lumbering business
near Scio to W. C .Miller oi Co. lor
10.000.
Attention is directed to the new
a lv. of Chas. Essig, in this issue,
proprietor of the third ward jro
ery store.
Wo have just opened another in
voice of cloaks, and we feel conti
dent that we can suit everybody,
fcoth in style nnd price. W. F.
Read.
The new ferry-boat commenced
making regular trip yesterday.
It is 59 feet long and 20 feci wide
and is a substantial boat. It was
built I.t Mr. I. F. Conn.ot this
ity.
Tickets for the "Jinglers,' on
Thursday evening for the benefit ol
the Women's Relief Ccrps aienow
on sale at Blackmail's. The price
admission is -j and o ) cents,
and 75 cents for reserved teats.
On the lOLii inst. Tito Jinglers
will give a conceit at the opera
house in this city for the benefit 01
the Women's Belief Corps. 'ihe
are said to be the finest company
of colored singers that ever irav
.ieo, an I K ii.t.v the rest lu.-.-tiinger.
jii'ijo rowf.i 1 -:M'! a :e.i
1 . . .
jjram Sund.ay anitouncing Use
serious i.mvss o." his son. Ja:i:es
BoA ell at I'uyaiir.p. .'or. i- jvo
l'.!m:ib;-rg let; yesterd.iy uioruin
for that place. Another toletnam
received ic.-v.erday t i;eI tin t he
wa-t I'l tter and was out of dager.
vieo. Fish l.A pli;;:;l.i:i I Ul.i tin
and stow: tt-.M'c or J.u o'o 'A cot), r at
Corvallis, and will go into bushicss
tl-erc. He will add .1 sto k os
hardware to tiie store. Mr. Fi-d
is an energe and capal.de yoiin,;
bus.ness niati, and will make a
fj-vess in his new field. He bus
h:-tii:out 12 years' experience . r
the business in Albany.
The pejpie of Eastern 0:cgon
an get oats froui Kan.-as aiiii Ae-b;.i-ka
c':;e.i;i.-r than from the Wil
lamette v.i!:..'V. end as corn can 1 e
hiid in "i!;..sc states for 10 cents a
bushel-thousands of bushtls ol 1
arc being shipped into hegon i' i
stock feed. In the Willa nette val
ley 'here is a surplus of everything i
that grows tor man and Meast.
learliorV I iiDtit ut.
.-up'.'riiitemh'nt E. B. AI.'Elioy
has issued a circular concerning
the teachers' in-tiiute for the Sec
ond Judicial District a;.d Denton
county, which has been aopointed
to meet at Corvallis the L'dtii, -7n
arid I'Sth of this month, to which
c
the teachers of Linn county
cordially invited to atte id. A1
r.mgements have been n de with
the Southern Pacific railway lines
East and West divisions for re
duced rates for all members at
tending. This reduction will be
given on the return trip by the
agents at Corva'lis and Albany.
The Oregon Pacific Railway Com
pany will grant reduced ra es to all
during the eniire holiday se;io i by
the agents at Corvallis and ihany.
The hotels ot Corva'.ns will eu.er
tain those attending, durii:
t1(. j
da sot t lr Instduie. at gr-atly re
duced rates. In addition to ih:'
- f . . : i .. :n ..i...
lin; ci: i.c-ns oi uoiiauin inn ono
tain vi-itmir teachers as
far :;s '
j
i
I
practicable.
CurralliH 'i.t It.
The Corvallis Board of
Tr.tde
v. int the citizens of Brownsville o !
rim she propose 1 Brownsville raii-
road to Corv ad's instead ol to .i
b iiiv. and have S'i!'!i:ittel a f-n;
s r e- of ri"-"lut;"i:s on the sip j -ct
Hi:- i'oJ-V:d!'l- people tb t'k the
Or
g :: i'aciiie Coti pany
Wii
I lo
i .;;! ng sucti a i.iani u, "
b; ; ef I nere is not the i-i-i f .e.c !a
tion. The people of Brownsville
an tic c t. 'i - of .Cbany ' no
lioiibt j iin in building the propose;!
road to this city. Br v.-c.-vilie
i . . . i . . . . i . : . . i .
JioL
ht as weil have :i r.i.iooioi
'una as Corvallis, and sue v. a:
::i:ber.
!s
ALBANY AND ASTORIA
Wrk on This Railroad Will Begin
in a Very Short Time.
THIS OFFICIALS VISIT ASTORIA
What the Newspaper Dowa kj the Sea 3jj
ef the Enierpriis-Hearty Co
Operation Assured.
Messrs. J. L. Cowan, J. K.
V eathertord and E. J. Fanning,
respectively president, secretar
and treasurer of the. Albany A.
Astoria Railroad Company, mad
the city ot Astoria an official visit
last week, lor the pmpostt oi loi. 4 -
ing about for terminal property lor
1:1c. line.
Concerning' their visit the Astoria
Bioncer say.s: "On arrival thev ! be l uilt. It is a solid, substantial : 40 a.cres jo vnship 11
were met by Drs. Alf. and Au-u.-'t j company, and its sue. ess is a uiie.s-: ii.oul"' r?l"f. " west:(.- :
kinney, Engineer Habersham, ol tion of the urea: est im;.( rtanee to , K( i'cra A. hooper to YV. '.
the Astoria ,v South Coast lane, the citizens of Bro nsvil.e and : : ohnson, leae for timber
Mayor elect llanthom, B. Van-1 o-.uthern Linn county. It means i Albany ( emetery Associa
Dnsen, En-ineer Jackson and otli-jti.e expenditure of thousands of! tion to J . ! . Hail, lot J00,
ers. Alter a drive about the citv
the party hoarded the t-t -amcr j
l.lettnr, and an evaminatiun of j
water front uas made. The ahore j
he.e at Smith's pc.int wasexacnined !
and s.-undins taken. Tue paru
then visited Tansy point and Foit ;
Stevens, and the shore bet een !
Tansy point and the railroad trestle,.'
ami liitween the railroad bridge j
and the head of Young's bay a- 1
ear tally examined. The steamer!
1 was then headed up the river and '
Steamtrd ai(i11?d Tiiin'iin iii;tr nml 1
up to the Joi n Day river. The east
1 sloe 01 uie point was critically ex-
anuued. 1 he btraners expressed :
.1 1 1 .it 1
meiiist;m.-rt us niueii pieaseu wiui
1H.
several points along the riyer, i
articulariy so with the dclh !
ater about Tongue point. ;
and
ol water
in regard to iiie intentions ot the j
Albany it Astoria Company, the j
gentlemen did not Jiave a gieati
deal to say. Ono of them stated, j
however, that the company had ,
decided to builu between Tilla-
0100k and this city, and it is pi 01 -
ible ttiat tue survey will be com-
meneet. in about two weeks. As
o the route, it is not settled yet. 1 by a number ot our farmers and
When the survey between 11. is l.unl owners, and the enterpii.-e is
uy and Tillamooi i- complete). meeting witli universal encourag
1'ie work i f building will be com-: men:,
menced. Building will be done j -
bolh ways, lrom ibis city and from
Albany. This city is to be made
.no o.imj ol operations, both by ti.e
. ngineers and the construction
-orpNou ths Tillamook branch."
The Astorian says: "The visit
ors expressed themselves in glow-
1
I, ,, , I, . . ,
' 1 . .!''
oe cuy aim suouros visited :m
returned at li o'clock favorably im
messed with the importance of
Astoria as a shipping point.
"They represent three
Aloauy's leading industries
are interested in the Albar
Astoria railroad.
"In conversation with
.
'-
ai,
an.
Astorian representative, one ol
..I) .-.ml, loal not till the ecca
1011 ci: this visit 'i:d he realize tii"
ra 11 -.-"cotTi i 110 ju taiice 1 .-'.sio;
as a shipping point, ar.d the u.a
f.-.-t advani.tge rest;l ing from
r.i Iruid from Alttunv the moi!
.1-
of the Columbia. The people
Albany nn-an nuiines and i n'
p:)i;ii'se to I'-: anything interfcr. '
W th the pl.ir s t tie;. li.U' ia;! fori
! cedy railroad connection with;
; e seaport of 1 Mvgou.
"Cap!. Lanning li't: last even-:
if g. Air. Cowan, who pte.-ident
o the Albany it .Wr;:i Railroad j
Coicpany. ami Mr. We -.uherford
w ill remain over tii! .Monday.
" The-" t l:i: . : 1 ai" here '.:
bu-dnc-'s. ai:l wii! ii.e;'t with;
nc.'.r' y co oceta'.io:: 0:1 the part 'i:
'ir citizens in any measure look-'
in;: to mutual prt-spc! ;;y."
piirst.;-';. u.,e I.e.! I.-r ,
railroad co:i:u-i-tion will:
Air. (.Ov'.iUi, who retnrne.l trotn
Asi;.;ria vcsJenla v
ate. I to a 1!i;k
p::er that
-fid in see:
:eV had b'-e.i !
'.i hat i:iey
an
e,l,
dp
re! i hat
for v;::d
on
Ion
load
s ; i . 1 1
a
I.nlr-villr.
Tbis town is located on the Ore-:
"on Pacific railroad, about 4 ) miles i
east oi Albany, and near the San-'
ii.nn river. It is beautifully sit i
u .ted on gradually sloping ground 1
at!l is unquestionably the most j
iiro.nisuig town on the
istward
line of this railroad. Extc
nsive '
d 'hot ground
have already been
donated. A large smelt
is pro-
po-,d to supplv thedemandsof the
Inii.ing interests w hid, a.e trio,,-;
tarv to this point. The townsite of :
, . " oi .'..l ...i ..i;...,i ..,
UJ.li;-OltiOUlo,o-.iiloji.lv.iiij':o'-;
city has been purchased oy an AI-'
b.inv syndicate, ami they are now ;
oiicling lor sal.; ii is in me onginai ,
I towtoi'e, which comprise six
!.S..ck.-'. at from to ,'")(! each. I
For sale on verv easy terms. Call j
f.,r full particulars" on E. (J. i
Peardslev, re-id estate agent, Broad-1
al'oin street, Albany.
-
(toltra'x i'iirk Ailditinii. I
ft- are now offering for sale lots
an I bio. ks in this line addition,;
parties w:-hmg to make invest-;
ment with a view to iiuildiug (
i-e:e pr.ipertv will advance;
rapidly in value, will do well to;
look at this addition as it i- i in-1
choices residence propel ty in tie !
s'uliurl.s of U.i:.v. Thi- addition ;
is la: 1 oct with t arks and ha- ;
broad avenues nin:nt:g through
the entire length of tno propel ty
witli tie.-s t'hitite l at the corner ol
.; li lot on the avei.-ue. Ca'l on
i'".:;rkba: t
A::cids.
laliu, Real E.b
Si-i-sors. r
::si; i-tork
ll;e sest :
:;y'e. C.i
a. -t'.o.var;
lUlUiC
.1 t IV
! a-. y
i.-iii.-e
a 1 1 : V a i i
el.d e:
iC "OA.
o :r :
3:c.;e.' li? r.v.-i
v t .'" ii. i.t a '
: :.ie
:! :
Of
?B9?e3ED 3E0WS87ILLE RAILROAD.
Tin Citiians f B crc.-viKe A: in Eiratst
tii WftJt (Lttiii'ctiaa .witfe Aibiij.
je people A Brownsville are i
ftrnest over the proposed railroad
from this citv to Browns villi.
thence up the Calapioia to the
minds, which was referred to ley
the Hekai.o sereral days ago, the
Brownsville Time says :
"Yes, there is truth in the re
port that Brownsville is to have
another railroad. It is not all
j talk, tmt. steps have really been
taken to construct a standard
gauge railroad from Albany to the
extenwe mineral and timber
interests up the Calapoo.a. A com
pany comp.-bed of some of our be
; citizens has been oi ganied and !
! articles of incorporation drafted. !
i lniiiieritiid parties in Albany have I
1 taken 1111 w.ih the idea, and lie-re-
iMii h. no .h.uht that the road will
-r r
! dollars in imrr.neinenis.tl.' in -
ciea-e of biisin-ss and an m.h.x o,
lmmigraiiuii, never piaiesi m the
history of the country. The many ,
advantages of a con 111 clion of ihiii
kind vvwh the different competing
lines at Albany can not he over;
estimated, it will ive an outlet
to the millions of feet of lumber, 1
the untold wealth of our mines,;
the exeell. nt coal deposits, and;
the snlendid a'i ieuitinal and irraz-
im: lauds of tiie upper Calap.ioia
.ni.r. Tl...i will 1.
' be a na'vimr road can hardlv be
doubted, and that it will h
a 1
;;i and boom to this part of the
- 1 n.t
ountrv is not ouestioned. incst
enterprising citizens taking hold of j
this scheme should have the sane-
tion of every individual aloin.' the!
line. e will be insured of a very i
important fact and that is, wt will 1
always have excellent shipping 1
facilities whereas if some other!
company, say the S. 1., would:
i ouild the road a monopoly could
1 t e formed and we would have to
abide by its results. The liidit-ol
Way has already been volunteered
ICuiniiiito of a Uoom.
Perbaps there never was a boom
t'iat didiiot make oiiik otie iich,j
as well as happy, under eircmn -
stances somewhat lomantie, tt) say
1 the least, l'he boom t hat at pies-
...o ; t .1. . .. ; a- ....Mt..i At.....;..
' 1 111 1- ") ."g .iniui 1.1,
I t;i:siti'' real cstab- prices, laving:
j out town lets, bringing in people- j
1 and money, and building a city at ;
! the mouth of the Columbia, ami at '
j the to-be termini of several trans-
t moil im i.l-i i linn j 1 t t 1 1 tc ttr . -
j ception. Tine, prices are low yet,
j and no big fortunes have been
, made, but the incident related be-
! low serves to show that it is about
! as well io have been born lucky as
I rich. Aliss Nor.i Simpson, of Ore
I go:i Citv, is nt present in Salem,
I ..fti.,r .if.r.d f.-tr 'i ttrtil.ny (I in
; secured bv her about three months
I
f 1 aro. The laml in question li'-s not
''il.i from tin? city of Astoria and
'I tl.t.. 1 vfittioTtninr t it f . 1 1 1 n . r
I t:rim burner in the fact that she H
: ab.iii; to rein a harvest ol town lots
.; ,;..,. ...,;, The fact. i-.
;,,.,!,,. ,. ,,:,.
.. ... . .-i- ... ! ...... .... ...r
idiy iti ami around Astoria, re
cently, that this fortunate young
lady has refused many thousands
;' dollars for the eighty ncre-
w!i!eh she go' almost for t he asking
a few ini:ths a.-.. It has made
h'-r ri'h. and as she exhibit - a -lermina'.io::
to hold on to n, her
! .ii!:i'..' wii! be -.rr'ater still.
B. oms are luntiv thii
.o one
; knows wher; or when they are go-
i to hit next, i-or !nw long it
i . , . . .. . , . . . ,
v.:o he neiore. they wuipniyme
I -art of the boom-eran '. Salem
i s-t.'.'esiiian.
' I'aleiit.i iranlfit
: The following patents have been
; '. rjinted to citi.cii.s of Die Pacilic
j Slates (luting the past week a.s re-
ported by C. A. Snow it Co.,
patent lawveis. Washington, D.C. :
Oregon J. B. Irvb e, Sparta, ore
co-centrator. California -1 1 . (".
Blasdel, Oakland, ore concentrator ;
belt ; F. Ellis, San I- rancisco, gas .
'governor; j. n.uentry, iakianu,
canto grip ; w . i.rotn, .'-an rraneis-
'"o. stamp caticeler; A- lleiining,
lenning, Oakland, gas apparatus; .
"I. P. Holland. San 1-ratios, o ore ,
concentrator ; T.J. Hubbell, Santa ;
t -lara, uuivei;al ladder; iM. ?'-
U. itii San Francisco, motor reeu-
-
later ; AI. N. Lautenburg, Stock-'
o". giam sep.uaiui , i. .i. i.oun- g
' , ,
-i.i. Aiorgan, cntura, agricuuur- j
;" machine; Joseph 11. scuu anu 1
S- Nelson, San Francisco, colhn
fastener ; T. P. Sweeney, Sacra-1
nu-nto, jiressure retaining valve;!
H- Thibault, Stockton, sickle;
finiov - i, . . nun, .;.iii . o.-i ,
.-Iringmg pianos; A. A. Went
worth, Alerced, necktie fastener.
t'juiy DrawiiiK- i
The draw ing for our pure China !
tea set, g:veti as a premium with
our brand oi 1'nity tea, will take
place Dec. lsth. All those who I
are entitled to and have not made
tl eir gui s must do so before the
day of i he
chatii cs.
irawing or for'eit their j
Tb. ( wihill a L'Ojd I
..,,,..,.' ,,r,. 1.,,..,,, Ir-. I Iw.io.l I I'V
.' """ .
our I nily brand and get It chance
for t':-e l ea'p illll tea Set. V ill till-
etie Packing Co.
C Line a:icl
i!.k ll..S j
I.dOli.
est received a
Th
:: s.
tine lot
oi
HIV
r chairs, wood
bask'Vs.
tine ! r'or
lv sol.! .it t
-tands. and pome j
-tries, etc , which Will j
.cry lowe price.
...
: t i nl
Ti:.
i Vi rv
ifg
and ii; e
:'.v
to this valiey jit.-t
v.: it i1- Sox's. Cai!
KEAL ESTAT TIC AKSFEKS.
Follow ing real estate sales were
recorded vesterdav :
M. Lynch to Marv Peclia-
i-ck attorney
V. S. Chapman to John
Blueryck, 009 acies in
townships 9 and 10 south.
range 1 west $
K.W. Robertson to D.E.Budd
and W. S. Chapman, 01
acres in townships 0 and
10 south, range 1 west. . . .
K. E. McKinney to E, W.
Robertson, (509 acres in
townships 9 and 10 south,
range 1 west
J..M. Ralston to Ida AI. Mcn
zies. !uts 7 and 8, block 14,
Ral.-ton's addition to lib
ation 1MI00
nn)
MJUU
L'500
. It. Uoberis to J. A. Craw
ford, lots 5 and 0, block
105, Hacklcman'e addition
77;;
I (Avaesell to J.U.Mnllan,
"501
' . LI'1 l" cemetery
A. I'. Hall to Margaret A.
Bail, ID aires in township
12 south, range I West . .
M; ha.'a F. Tinner to (.'. Y.
Heaton, .rC0 acres ir. town
ship 14 Kouth. range 1 west
I. Smith b E. E. Hammock,
l.'.j acres in township 11
south, lange - west
-00
:xo
Tniled States to Lucy
Russell .".
M.
patent
m.yc 1 ri,n 4t:n:i:s.
111 .
Me nave just received an
iin-;
niene quantity of hohdav goods'.
CAMUKS.
V , " V'iV,;
0 , ,u
-
Candy ornaments Cream candies
lin mixed
mixed.
A
KITS.
hnonds
Walnuts
Fil belts
Pecans.
FKCllS.
Black figs
1 eatuits
Smyrna figs
White ligs
Persian dates,
Bananas
Pineapples.
I'Ol'J.TKY.
(5-:-ese
Chick' iiS.
VKOKTAIiLl.s.
Celeiv
i , . . T. ..
Tufuevs
i Bucks'
i
j Cauhflower
' Parsnips
Sweet potatees.
Ah ol
tiie above can be had
1 fresh and new. Leave orders for
! Christmas turkeys at an earlv date
j so as to secure .he best.
i
t II.I.AMKI li: l .M klMi 1,11.
Icltcr TI11111 Kiel'. I
I am now better prepared than I j
havi ever been to suit my custo-;
mers in tin- shoe lino. I have just 1
received a I.iil-o invoice of tha )-el-
: I'brated Laird, Schnber it Aiiteludl
line shoes for ladies. Ihere is no
manufacturer who laims anything
better than these shoes. 1 intend
to keep a lull assortment of them
i. .ill . ,-....? ti-.titi A 1. 1.'
... .... ,.,..V1-, . .....
and can suit the most, fastidious in
tit ati)l price. 1 ai-o iC)fiveii , (,
another invoice ci the popular ) t
ahee, E. P. Reed's in wauki nphast v
smi patent leather up. 1 lii-se
shoes are well known in Albany as
a lii st-chiss nice style shoo. Or
d 'is from the country iiiied with
cjire and sitisfactioii guaraiitieil.
Siimuel F. Young.
I j; m or til lit A loioiiiK'einont .
Fii'in now until January 1st
Kratisse it Klein will sell iadies
Laird, Schob -rt A Mitchell French
kill shoes at $4 per pair; all widths
from A to EE. Their ( 'uracoa ki 1.
i:r tj-:; er pair. We have the liii'-.-:
ii.-si.rtmeiit. of holiday slippe: r h.t
ladies and nts ever brought to
Albany. We also makea spi'cialtv
of iad.es' warm felt sht'in-rs in a
l
styles and colors. Come and :
amine our :-ock a:i'! you w ili lin
ur prices the lowe.-t in the citv.
Astoria.
Lots in li o nor; ii adii'.tion to
toria; price eact- on the iu.-t.di-
ment piau
or a discotint i:r ca.-h.
These lo's are seliing rapidly in
Portland and other citie:-.. I am
authorized to sell but a few block",
and it will pa- you to call early
arid get vour choice. E. (i. Beards-
k,y i.;s,;ite Agent, B
s!Jeet a lbai.y.
Bioadalliin
!.onk tirrr.
v.,. .,. .u .
r p--, "
- ,,-.-', ' 'r 'Ju.u
f 1 . ; ,
tVmu.u,
a1, 'cucn .
tmmnmEMBKmemmaammmMKm
r S
PRIDE OF ALBANY
SOAP,
The best laundry soap in use.
Tic a box and you will use no
other.
For sale only by
C. E. BROWNELL.
I
I
Notice lo MiM'Uliidiicr-.
NOTICK IS IIKIIEUY GlVi.. 'I II A r Tii K
ai.iiiial ince'in;,- ol thu rtovkn- liko. el
lit: I 'aimers & MirchanlV Ir.Miranrc I . of
ii ..... 0.-...II1 a-iil ! h .1.1 it . ..ki i
Ki i coii.pany in the city ot Ali.any, v,n,.n,
m flnt-il..v, J:i atari 1, ii o at the i...:ir
I HI' K I . .'I . " -.1 'I 'V 11 1:10 ll.lr'".-t
0; e tctlitf inaa ilneetoi-irf .i:il . imoio t..
sci-i'e fur ): le.ir ami t :raii.-if t mi, h oili.:
' ii"B- s l.v iuia,ny cume ! c:.rj K.id
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J. K. i-.LPKKKIN", su-.tan.
J. F.
WHITING, ARTIST.
:,1
t it'rnriion x'vi-n nnl eMrutol
j t.in-is.': ji. l orrait a'Kl lii-.ot-.'.iv,. l':.i ii-:-.-.
I l. ft-ii.i'.'. ! si.'i'i ss.tt Me-li.n.ii-al ia;i
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BE I EF MENTION.
Fountain pns tt Will St Stark's
Silk u.-ilflers at Harrows fc
Scar'. ;
Big bargains in Christmas goods
at I'remh'fi.
A household wcrd is Brownell,
the grocer.
(ienuine sweet Florida oranges
at C. E: Brownell's.
XXXX coffee is the best. Try
it. C. E. Brownell.
F. M. French's is headquarters
I for fine Christinas goods.
Knives, forks, spoons, etc., in
( grca( variety at French's.
The corner jewelry store is head
quarters for fine Holiday goods.
Boys watches, very neat for hol
iday presents, at W ill Stark's.
j Make your selections early and
1 avoid the rush at F. AI. French's.
! Real estate and Elegant Ixtion
are the leading topics of discussion.
A bamd of choice fresh cran-
, ; berries just opened at C. E.Brown
ell's. 1
Call at
l M. French's and see
display of Christmas
his line
goods.
Stop at .V ill it Stark 'b and ex-
j amine their large and new line of
j watches.
j Elegant Lobon is a four time
j winner, in fat it is a world beater.
Try it.
1 "Oh, it's just splendid, Kate."
j "What's that?" "Why, Elegant
J Lotion."
If you want a choice cup of tea
! try my 40 cent tea in bulk. C. E.
! Brownell.
I
Look at rav five-cent ct.rner win-
i dow , it is the wonder of the town.
C. E. Brownell.
Diamond jewelry, fine silverware
and novelties for the Holidays at
Will it Stark's.
1 Some new designs in scrap al-
bums, ami prices to suit your fancy
( at (iuiss it Son's.
Banows ,t Searls have a large
display of silk handkerchiefs b'r
the holiday trade.
Wanted You to come ami ex
amine the new line of Xmas goods
at ( iuiss vt fcSon's.
Barrows it .-earls ha' eiust re
ceived a line line of the latest
styles in gents' neck'ie.v.
For oysters served in the most
delicate anil appetizing styles go to
the Helniotiico Restaurant.
A fine une of hanging and stand
lamps can be had of C. E. Brow
nell at almost your own price.
Smoke the celebrated Havana
tilled o-cent cigars, manufactured
at J U i ins Joseph's cigar factory.
!. M. Strong has at his produce
-tand a line let of dressed fow ls,
also Koine choice a pules at $1 per
btishei.
i'cij tiioti
oid bn.-hels of oa's
I u a.ntt d at R
AI. Robertson's feed I
st.n . at the
j Albany.
j Sow is the
:
foot of Ferry street,
uiii.' oi suiiscune t)r i
,,
i p.j ; j
r.-
ma .'a. : es. etc. for
t"i-.-.e! leave vour
' f V...:... II... II
.I.T.; w ;i i-
rw.-.i.j
l m :ii j ioioi'' lv and s;i w i
.li tie-
1
liiv.- to the
i pliblisl.er.-.
i Tier.- i
)'a!i!!'.f li"
rd
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that yell
-.-peeiallv
.re .n the
do you i
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Jew-
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di) ii )'!i. is. etc.
I . 'Ml!'! .o.l !!1
Hi pl'iees.
mil i jwrvr w; i-X'-nwcawwi-
A ( AUFORXIA SEXSATIOX. I
Pet.iluir.a Courier. !
t is rriu.-.tcil that the talcs of the 'Cnl- '
b'ornia Itemed;," .Toy's A'ej-ctaMe f-nrsa- :
I);:ri:!n, ?'ave srown within a few months !
:!'! O.-oy :;-a aov.' r.?a!ly scasatioual. . The j
way t'.'.e f:;;r.c of this product ioa hf.s :
spread U simjily manvlous. Hix mouths I
a.o it was unknown. To-day it is ell over
the country. It is authoritatively stated
that they have hoen actually giving it I
away in Saa Traiicisro to people afflicted
with dyspepsia, i-ick headaches, indiscs- j
lion nud liver troubles, not to he paid ';
for unless it cured. Kuh practical tests !
arc so btartliusly convincing ns to be '
alauist so'jr.itionn!. It is stated that two
of the active principles of the new remedy j
belong to the vegetable kingdom of Cali- i
fornia, and arc so we'd known to us all .
under common names that it would sur- j
prise us if told thcin. l)ut we are not !
.surprised at anytbinj Californian, and
thisrcrentdiscovcryofthcr.e17mcuicin.il I
virtues of its vegetable kingdom is. hut
another iustanccof the astonishing ossi- I
hilitics of a soil and climate like ours. j
2 im'NH i.. 'ois .i
I l ( N". !S. .1 .1,1 tie ,;V li: :
j II" ui'll Oe- i. .r ' n'a r .;i
M'.'N .-.Y
ol "I. .
i. r.'i m
si.le. It i". i t-an iwrii"
iwnoi)
I ! my W . im! ", :. :.
I C'Wi W- i ti -m' I
f.i; Yiil'
.-d.
. A;-,
C
io-en fruit.
Delay I-.--!
toi.
) an-: cl.
IO''. to b"
w !.o a.lv r
. er! -.si'
1 i to
i f lie.
- tea:
I wise, bn1 luiv
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', re ! I
Tt.ey
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Staple and Fancy
GEOCEEIES
it so Choie Canities. Nuts,Cijars and Tobaccos,
Int its, Vefetabtes, Jitr,
TJSIJMS CASH AND PRICES LOW.
Subscription Aacnt for all Leading Kcws-
papers and Magazines.
gJ&TY.V. THE POSTOFFICE.
H. EWKRT,
INVITES TUB PUBLIC TO CALL AND INSPECT Ills' XBW ANI
LA 11(1 E STOCK OF
Holiday
-CONSISTING OF
A FI XE DISPLAY OF COLD AND SILVER WATCHES. COLD lIEAf
I'd.) CASKS, OOLK If AM'i.!.l -ILK UMBRKLLAS, COLD
AND KOFNTAIN PBNS, SOLID COLD AND
&IAA10XD;!ODS, AND AN" ENDLESS
VAR1 BTV OF JEWELBY, C0IN
S X Ij "V JB3 jR, "W A EE
and o i'-nulne rookbs bros. platkd ware only; cl00k8,
spi:ctacli:s, and
NOVELTIES FOE HOLIDAYS.
We have imiiglit nil the. ncralives iiiatle Ity b. W. Clark imd Orcrnwo"d U
to date (Nov. I.", ISS'.I). ImplicaU's oaa lie lisid ftom ttiern only of us, at re
duced rates We :d.-)i have atiout 1S!H) nrgs-tivis niailc tiy onrsflve?. fnon
which iliilic-iti'- e:m lw hail at likt- rates. We carry the only full iine of Trw
f this s'at and lo enlarge I w mi k at lov.i st. rites for lirnt-clas work. We
shall lie J'le:i-cl to see you at ( ur FtU'li i i:: Kf.itaan's iloek, r.'.vA i):or to iTie
MilriOl '" I ciiiplc.
Ti l LI US
Manufactauei
AND
1
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HE ililDKiEi)
:.::.- 1 -u-r :.i i1 Sn Mug " I ;( -V. A'. i 1 . i I:- : : o iiinr liju.il
full line of si .to is' -.i !' AVo ileidr in
CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUITS.
Next oor to ril'eiflcr's candy store, Albany, Oregon,
iiniiiim) imunMraiMmninc
5 1 ' I I
111
M)
IlUlli t
'Oh ! the cold and cruil winter,
1 tr thicker, thicker, thicker;
Froze t'e- no on lake and river, '
Ever deeper, deeper, deeper ;
Fell the covering snow and drifted
Through the forest round the village
IT IS COMING-.
O'tl Prob. 1 says winter is coming earlier and mors
s-evere this war than usuaL
raise time. by Hie topknot and pxamiue my elegant
st-ck ot
OVERCOATS,
OAPSTULSTERS.
DRESS OVERCOATS.
KERSEYS.
VALOUBS,
BKAYBRS.
MELTONS.
C1I l'YI "ITS.
WlOEWvAKE,
CHINCHILLA' .
CAS-.MERES.
AIOXTAGXACS.
T
E. BLAIN
I
ALBANY, OREGON,
Goods
TiH) Leudinpr;
PHOTOGRAPHERS-
Al.BAKY, OKEGOK.
OSEPH
Ul UlIUlLCidJ
DEALER iX '
AND KEY M
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