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THE AIOBXIVU HEIMI r: TUESDAY DECEMHEK 31 itb9 gttorttinfl Jlailjj ficrnfl SPKCIAI,, 13:30 A. M. Not t. mi'c our itoves ami ranges before buying is a mistake. Mis takes are alwayi costly. Iu heat ing stove we have the largest as well Hie n..i.st. carefully selected ftock in the city. The stoves we offer were not bought as an experi ment but as a certainty. We know what each stove will do, and Jhcy were bought fir cash, so the price is right. We have special ties iu healers, beaido our tegular lines of Garland, Argand and fu )rwr ntoves ami ranges. (Jko. W". MITU. nx si i,K. .v IIkkai.m will be on morning at the new . K. Kuhn'.H, where it ui-.-'i at ." ceut.4 pel The D.ui ritJo each tUud of W c:mi be pr. py. WKATHCK. IMIK ATIONS I Er Albany and ciaity Fob Jowiii i the forecast r 24 hours, nn! at r. u. tsvuw t : Uaiu ; warmer. 4UTXXWM ABODf TOWS. ifastjuprade ball to-night. Rabies Chamois mocassin at iiarrowi k vSearls. For the skin Hub'oard'f Kleant laotien ia botind to win. Fetier Clauson, of Marsiifield, O-eos couoty, is in the city. Ladies -all wool scarlet under ver 75 eenW at fcarrowa & Searls. Kight tramps were lodged in the I .city jail last evening by Marshal nolFman. A ' large inrvlce 6f seediest ; ranges were received Saturday by F L. Kehton. . Bitrrowa fi Searls 'have just re-V-eived au invoice of ladies fine :1ioes from George W. Ludlow. Will A Link have ladis hand !dme masquerade costumes left at the residenco of E. U. Will, for rent cheap. . Railroad men will find ti good f hoc branded Engineer, at Bar r;W3 A Searl. Cheap, suitable iad durable. The old year will be rung out and he ievr one in to night, and watch meetings will be held at several of the churches. There will be held a watch night service at St. Paul's M. K. Church South to-night at 8 r. it. All cor dially invited to attend. Several pistol shots tired at a savage cur in the first ward early Sunday morning caused a small ripple of excitement among the citizens in that portion of the city. F..&C. Howard will 'sell their vtitire stock of winter millinery at est to run down stock on old Koods, all the latest designs and will bear inspection. Call early and take your choice. The grand masquerade ball to be j ven at the ojiera house this even-! ?ng promiat's to ne a most success ful affair. Maskers' tickets are on ?ale by Wiu. Garrett at the Wil lamette Packing Company's store and by A. Klein at the store of Kransse it K!ein. .Spectators' ::ckets will be sold at the door. A ommittee of ladies will bo in at-, endanee to receive lady inaskerd jinr1 to attend to their wauts, and & like committee of gentlemen will receive the gentlemen maskers. Kn.itern Oregon' Need. The East Oregonian says that there is a big business ready for the first railroad that taps the lining districts of Northern Baker And Grant counties enough, of itself to pay for building in there. Tbo people of that region appre ciate this fact, ami are making an effort to secure railroad connection with Albany via the Northern Pacific. The Baker City board o rade is now working for this end. At the AVoole Hill. Onlv a portion of the three vtorieli full of machinery at the iiew'woolen mills has yet been in operation, but arrangements have now been mado to start it all.up on Mew Year's night, Wednesday. The public is invited to be present and witness tho formal opening of what is to prove an important lac tor in Albany's industrial growth, which is tljaBtarting up of tho new. woolen mills. Arn Brcktn. Mrs. Thomas Butler, of Kock Creek, came to this city yesterday with her little 8-year-old eon, who is'iufferimj with a broken arm. She was peeking treatment for the tov. tho arm when first broken Wvinp been attended by a Dr. Hughes, of Mi'l City, and the work fo badly dorte that the arm was toecominc permanently crippled. They came to Albany for treat ment by Dr. J. L. Hill. ' Officers JEIected. The following officers were elected at the Congregational Sun day school for the ensnngyear: TI. W. Young, superintendent ; W. K. Blain, assistant superintendent; Y. h. Kenton, secretary; Miss Annie Althonse, treasurer; Q. h. Tropst, librarian; Miss Catherine Althouse, organist ; II. W. Young, chorister. Walk Upright In IMe. Tii" Knickerbocker Sh. inkier r.rarn will assist vou. I or sa'e by II. C. Hubbard, druggist. Call and examine tkera. If you want a choice cup of tea try my 40 cent tea in bulk. O.K. Lrownell. A i J'aisley & Job Printers. THE CITY COTJHCIL. Licens'P Granted Bridge CoDtra Awardod aud Bills Allowed. An adjourned meeting of the city j council was held last evening, all mem hers present except Council mail Parker. The committee on streets and public property reported in lavor of a petition for a sidewalk on the north side of Sixth street, also on Jackson street and a cross walk, and the walk was ordered done within ten days. The street commissioner recom mended the repair of the sidewalk i on Jefferson stieet, between First and Wuter streets, which was. adopted and the walk ordered built. A crosswalk was ordered bu'.lt across Main street on the south side of Third street as soon as the joining sidewalk is constructed. . d . . , . .-v communication irom tne of July committee t the effect that -nHiiMpnt fmiHn had not boon col lected to meet thu bills and ! questing the council to assume the , ()- Coshow. .1. M. Mover, indebtednes was referred to tiie -. v - VVaters, J. 11. ;iai, S. Per committee on accounts and current j eefull. C I. Irake, A. C. Ifaus exjKMisei. ! man, A. S. McDonald, Jos ;-b H;.r- .aloon licenses were authorized ! "o" sinl R. X. Thonips n, incor- i issued to Peter Schlosser, Charles Keifer. U. M. Williams and Max Baumgart. Ths contract for bnilding th foot bridge on Eighth and Croadnlbin streets was awarded to S. W.Kecce (or t;;o. tlC time for construction being fixed at ',M days. The bonds of the marshal ami treasurer wer iixed at $700u each. The following bills were allowed and ordered paid : Huston & Co Santiatu Lumbering Co. . J.N. Hoffman N. J. Henton W. B. 15arr W. E. Kelley Fritz Hendtr i ?3o 00 ' 34 70 j 11 oo' 4 30 i J. X. Hoffman Hochstedler & Hears Fritz Bender J. N. Hoffman. . . Geo. W. Hughes. John Jones 70 00 W. N. Miller 70 00 E. E. Davis 1 Stitcs & Nutting 5 COST 1ULI.S. John Henderson 4 John Mulligan 3 00 00 83 43 85 45 45 85 45 45 85 Oliver Walters. . 4 Thos. Davis John O'Brien... Frank Smith... John Riley John Flanagan . 4 3 4 4 4 John Moran 4 1EEA I. KSTATK TKANSFKKK. The following real estate : were recorded yesterday : J. L. Cowan to Joseph Buhl, G lots. Lebanon $ C. B. Montague to Jonepb Buhl, 1 lot in Lebanon. . . I. F. Conn to W. J. Guy, one half interest in 14x159 fe-.-t in Lebanon J. W. Mullen to Z P. Thomp son, 14 acres Jas. Steel to Cbas.M. Grimes, 116 acres Jemima Ralston to J. 0. Gor don, 2 lots in Lebauon .... .1. L. Cowan to J. C. Gordon, 1 lot in Lebanon A Ghatl.y Find. ales 70; iOOO 1801 A'lam h inmader, who ha been grubbing on the farm of Warren Johns, two miles southwest of Salem, made a discoveiy Saturday that made his teeth emitter. He was grubbing out hazel brush and his nx struck an Indian tomahawk. Thi he unearthed, and continuing the work of tearing out the brush he soon came upon some bones. The first or.es found were those of the head of an Indian chief. The neck was encircled by a string jf shining beads consisting of hun dreds of these various colored globules. After finding the head Mr. Fromador continued his search and was rewarded by finding the skeleton entire and in a good state of preservation. The head was intict, the teeth being sound and beautiful in fact teeth that would be a pride to anyone. This find was covered with about two feet of earth and ,vas so located as to give no indications of having been buried there. How many years it has been resting there no one knows, although many years must have passed since the interment took place, as the wooden handle of the stone implement of warfare had decayed almost entirely. Salem Statesman. Navigation on the Upper Kiver. The captain of the steamer Lit tle Salem, will make tlie attempt, when tho water in the upper Wil lauiette is at its highest this winter, to go as high up as Eugene, where he will contract a load of freight for Salem and Portland. This is something that has not been at tempted on the upper river for sev eral year3, but the captain feels confident of success, as he has a trim little craft of liht draft. At Harrisburg the draw bridge will have to be opened for him, and this, it is thought by river men, will not let his vessel pass, as the channel has shifted to another span of the bridge. Married. The Independence' West Side contains the following notice of the marriage of a young lady of this city, Miss Kate Hackleman, sister of Mrs. T. L. Wallace: Married, at the Presbyterian church in Mc Cov, Oregon, December lSS!),at J ::) i m. , by Rev. Win. Clyde, Mr. Andrew Teeling ami Miss Kate Hackleman, all of McCoy. Im mediately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.'Tc'Iing took tlie train for Portland, amid a shower of rice and old t-hoos, and the cheer and j good wishes of their many friends. : Mr. Teeling and .wi;'e uil! m.ike McCov their future home. Some new d.-.-ins iu scnip al bums, and pi ices to suit your fancy at Gni3S k Son'e. STATE DISPATCHES. The Willamette & Calapooia Railroad Iaccr por.ted with a Capital Stock of $100,C00 Sai.f.m, I'ec. "0. (iov. l'ennoyer .1 c-'"p i"".'11 '"v regara to me appointment ot a judge for thetith judicial district to till the place made vacant by the death of Judue I son, fcaid that he- tore making such appointment he j desired an expression of pinion ! Jrom attorneys and other citizens j of that district. whie"i, when given, would be treated by him as entire-' 1' confidential. Prof. Melville Gillespie Lane (or' niainei, principal tutor of tliej Chemawa Indian training school, ! died tins evening, alter a 'hort ill-j ness. He whs a rery smart man,: and claimed to be a nrother of Jas. ! (i. Blaine. He took an active part I in the Plaine campaign of 1SS4. Articles of incorporation were ; filed in the office of ihu secretary of '. state to-dav bv the the Willamette! re-1. Calapooia Railroad Coinnanv. ; . i . . . . . . . . - - I porators ; object, to construct and : "'P a hue of r. ilroad and teb- graph from North Brownsville eastward along and t U rough Cala- pooitt Valley to Blue River mines, J or some accessible point on the headwaters of the C&lapooia river, and to extend the western termi- : Wv i nus to some convenient point on j valley, being one of the most ex j the Willamette river; principal tensive establishments of the kind (office, Xorth Brownsville, Linn ; in Oregon. The most important county ; capital i-tocl:, $100,000, in shares of $100 each, with privilege j jf raising said stock to $1,000,000. i E. E. McKinney, of Turner, Ma-! rion county, Ja. Gleason, of Port- j 61 00 i land, and J. A Straight,of Eugene, 5 00 i were appointed notaries public to- 12 60 Nay. 40 001 "T7'Tj"".r 2 40 I Talented Tragetfia.. j 20 001 John S. Lindsay and his xcel j 4 00- 'ent company completed their en-j 2 00 i gagement at the opera bouse in this city last evening, playing the i "Lady of Lyons." As Claud Mel-! notte Mr. Lindsay had a fine op-1 portunitv for the exercise of bis I varied powers, and right well was ' iit done. The intense interest of j the audience was maintained in i the play throughout, anil many of j the fine passages won a storm of applause. Mr. Lindsay lias more than pleased the public during his stay in the city, and all are willing to accord to him the place ho de serves, that among the most talented and clever tra gedians who have ever visited i Albany. Jdiss Edith Lindsav. as I Pauline Deschr.ppelles exhibited a; j charming bit of acting, and was i ' lii:irlilv anolnn!pl II lv 1-?rvliFrii ( i made a capital Col. Damas. and i V . t ."Vr.ii"ne 101 00jthe remainder of the cast was good. Should th; company return 15 i to Albany, as they may do within a lew mcnths, they will be given a ..q cordial welcome. THK WATCH KECKITKl). I'okti.anp. Dec. 27, 18H7. This is to certify that I. the un-1 iersigned, have received the gold watch L'ivrn awav to i.urchasers in the clothing department of the 1 store of G. W. Si.npson, at Al- j bany, Oregon, I holding the ticket : No. G, corresponding to the num- j der under the seal which drew fhe j watch. I am convinced that the j drawing was conducted fairly. I j was a stranger in Albany, having j ''oen employed bu; a short time in t..e tm store ol G. . Please aciept mv thanks Smith, j for the i watch. Yours very truly, A. Ca.miiiki.i llfttt-r Than Ever. I am now better prepared than I have ever been to suit my custo mers in the shoe line. I have just received a large invoice of tbo cel ebrated Laird, Sehober ci Mitchell line shoes for ladies. There is no manufacturer who claims anything hotter than these shoes. I intend to keep a full assortment of them in all prices, widths from A EE, and can suit the most fastidious in fit and price. I also received another invoice of the popular ahoc, E. P.' Reed's in waukenphast snd patent leather tip. These shoes are well known in Albany as a first-class nice style ehoei Or ders from the country filled with care and satisfaction guaranteed. Katuuel E. Yonng. MA I. SKY ROTKI. Hai.sky, Dec. 30. Rev. Wade, of the Christian church, has been holding a pro traded meeting at this place, and has received several member into the church. The members of the Christian church gave a festival December 27, for the purpose of raising money to pay the expenses ot start ing a Sunday rchool. The sum of $27 was received. Joseph Pearl, of Ilalsey, is building a feed and sale stable. It will also be used by Perry Carter as a store room for his agricultural implements. Misses Amanda and Viola Brandon and Messrs. Homer VanWinkle, James Robinett and Fred Ralstcn are spending the holidays at their homes near Ilal sey. They are all students of the j Willametto University at Salem. The Sunday school Christmas tree held in the M. E. church, was decorated with many beautiful and costly presents. It was very large ly attended, and t.be following pro j gramme was rendered : Prayer, J Marling; son;;, tho school; recita-j tion, Ralph Miller; recitation,! i.'.i: i. l . .1 . t. i ...... i j.uiiu ivuuu'. , iiouiue quarie'te ; recitation. Raloh Summerville: j luiuress, liev. ?u 'in ervtllc : Pong I bv tho citlL'rpMtion Foriiniiler it Irv.ng have just opened a new line of porticos, table : 'overs, towel rings, stair nails and novslties in furniture and i h.iuse-fiui.-h'nus. Call and s-ee their elegant new store in tb.e Mith'-'iiic buildin-.'. l.4T Or THK HOLIDAYS. The Mrxuiil I1I ut Jnliu t. W okl'w Itiiznar More. ra One of the most extensive and elegantly stocked establishment. in the 'Willamette vallev is to be ' lound in we (iolden Rule Cazaar store of Julius (Iradwohl in this city. In order to accommodate his many customers he is in the field early this yeap, and has already .uunmericed receiving his immense line of beautiful gocds for the fall and winter and for the holidays, and has one of the most gorgeous and dazzling displays to be seen in any Golden Kule Bazaar in Oregon. The line carried comprises a be wildering assortment of fine china, queciiBware and glassware of the latest styles and most delicate de signs. The beautiful :hina and glassware, together with the dec orated and fancy wares, nove?ties, elegant stand and hanging lamps, toys, boys' wagons and genera) bazaar goods, present a scene well worth on s time to visit. Here may be found a complete line of table cutlery of the cele urated makes, Koger Bros.' silver and silver plated goods and Bohemian wares of every variety . while his stock of dolls, toys, toilet and fancy goods, in plush and silver, and novelties for the chil dren will be larger hn ever be fore. Mr. Gradwohl has enlarged his slock in such a replete manner that hia Golden Kule Bazaar is net j only a c.iei.. to the city of Albany i but to the entire Willamette feature to purchasers is in prices, and when we assert that his prices are as lo as ::y house in the state and that Lis 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 purchase their holiday frQm thig erfab jsiment and orders should be 6ent in at ortce. Mr. Gradwohl- has long since proven his adaptability to this business,, and it is taking no rise to say that thisemporium of elegant j fane v and decoiative ware is the rto . complete in the Willamette Uev. Those who deal t the (iolden Rule Bazaar, will find a hu e assortment to choose from, anc a square, to deal with. reliable '." l tleman Money to Loan. Money to loan at a low rate of interest, on improved farm and city property, in sums of $200 to $lli,ii()0. For particulars call on Burkhart t Malin, Real Estate Agents. Thus Cume and Look. Brink' has just received a of wicker chairs, wood music stands, and some baskets. fine parlor suites, etc . which will be sold at the verj' lowest price. Pocket Cutlery. The largest, and finest display every brought to this" valley just received at Stewart & Sox's. ; Call and examine. delator. Shear. rramns stock at Stew:irt t I ox's. I he best quality and any sir.e or style. Call and examine our stock. Stewart A Sox. Delay Am Dungerfua. Select a block in the Oregon Land Company's two-acre tracts in Astoria before the next rise. ; XX XX it. C. E. i -o flee is the Brownell. best. Trv w ANIK:i-A SITI'ATIOX IX A 1HY l'ooI store b nil eviT;;ncl la'iv i'IitIv. 1 u () line at the Wiliaiut-Ue l.uml AtiHic.v, opiiocitr tlic ptoftice. WOOD -ItKIXC YOI K WOOD.ASH, oak, maple or fir, to the AI- Itnnv Wood Yard. Onli-r left at. Wallwc Cusiik's 3tfic- wil' receive prompt a'.tcntioii. ONF.V TO LOAN HOME CAPITAL OS i'ood real estate wcurity. Tor prtiri-. lais enijuire ot tie". Humphrey. loit SALK HALV IXTEI1KST IX A r real estate otticv in Albany, payir.jt over S400 per m uth. If you wnt ?, roo"! tiling adbe-s at on e but 36, Albany. 4'ontrHrlur anil Itulldrr. MUIK UXUEUSIGXEI) HAVING LOCATED 1 ' in Albany nolicitH patronage from city and country. Will contract to build bridges, barns,' and all manner of dwelling houses, including Queen Anne, Kaxtlake and Eliza bethian Htvlct of buililing. Wdl furnih plans ami Hpicilk'ati'ns free of charges. Siitie faction guarantee' W. C. CASSEL. t'iano Tuning PARTIES DESIRING PIANOS TUNED should call upon Prof, b. Tail . Horn of this city, the well known and reliable piano tuner. He is we'l known to the pco.ile if Albany and the entire State, having had years of experience in this busmen, also in a pianoforte manufactory, and has no equal in that line of business, It aU'ays pa 8 to patronize home enterprise and tbe pnblic should remember that they oan now get pianos tuned in a more skillful mauner iu Albany than elsewhere in the StaU, Leave (, Vr.at WillA Link s GiLSON'S SHAVING PARLORS AND Ha IK DRESSING SALOON. Nono but first-class workmen employed. Everything neat and clean. Give me a call. 9" First door east of new Mason ic Temple. Cranberries, rocOHnnt?, oranges ond ricd het f nt f. E. Brownell'e. J. F WHITING, ARTIST. Instruction given and work executed In l-amls-ape. Portrait and Decorative Painting Lt ttenmr. Det-ignif z and Mechaiiieal Draw in;;.. Kocnis 8 and , Fosttr block, Albany, Oregoiu t I U C3Wfr"2LST3:i 'AND Albany, ; CHAMBERLAIN Oregon Tra!a-t a general hanking i'WmiosJi.r" Draw "i.lit ilr.ifts on New Yi r1-', K'an, iscoand i'ort'aud, fr. (.ran money on approved security. Receive deposits subject to check. Collicti-.ns cntriiMted to us wi'.l rweiv p- i:ntit :ir;.-u?ioii KEKP YOUR fcYK OX I C ItEAHDSLEY Column. siocooo To loan ou rcalj e.tatej in sums j suit at eight (8) per cent, per aiuu:::i. ' ALBANY PROPERTY. Bk; Ba w;ain.--- lfiO acres f 1,-itid for $1100. The property is partially improved having a hoiiBC and some loose dressed lumber on the place. The land is all capable of cultivation and the soil is very rich. Fine spring of water and plenty of pole timper on the place. This must be sold and is a rare bargain at the above price. Call for full particulars One of the best 40 acre ' tariiio in this section of the country, not a foot of poor land on the place. Is cpc ciaily adapted for fruit, and is situ ated oonvenicut to the city. Price low and terms easy. This is a spe cial bargain for a few days only. Cheap lots in llackleman's first, second, third nod fourth Addition, in VI as ton and Chamberlain's addition, in Fair Dale aoditicn, in Br yaut's ad dition and in the Goltra Park addi tion. Choice residence lots, both im proved and unimproved, and edm bargains in business property. Farm property at all prices and on easy terms. ASTORIA PROPERTY. I have obtained a few more lots iu the North Addition, which will be. sold at $'o each on the installment plan. It will pay you to eall and see how this addition is located before buying a lot three miles further out. I expect to have some other addition property to sell in a few days. Asto ria has unquestionably the brightest prospects of any tewu in the north west to-day, and buyers in real estate who get in on the ground floor will reap the harvest that is surely in i st re for the city by the sea. E. G. BEARDSLEY, Real Estate and Inenrance Broker ASt NO'i'AKV mn.ii' Broadulhin Street. Albany, Oregon. FINE D rm HI. m FOR THE HOLIDAYS! If vcu wunt to inakra nice Christmas prrs rntiroand art Home of the tine rockerx. ViunscH, fanc.v ohaira anil fine upholstered I furniture at This. Hrink't.. He hn a larjrc i am) beautiful asHortmcnt which will 1 suld j at HHtoiiivliiiii'Iy low prices. "I Third wnrrl !.ilililiimiil I am now prepared tn Ml any imkMs in the yrocerj and pro. ision lineA full stink of iriocerics kept constantly on hand. The hisrhcM cash price paid for all kinds of conn try produce, or will exchange ;oo(li for the same. Come one, come nil. CHAS. E.IG. Candies, Nuts. Grppn fruits, tobacco and eisars. "Delay not till to-morrow to be wise, but buy of those who adver tise." Always read the advertise ments of C. E. Brownell. They will be meat, drink and lodging to vou. w. i Mcpherson, ntn strict. RTCAL ESTATE BROKER. Inrarane lusnH-tstianeacted and j)ici:ey oaned I have a Iargc'list of Inipro ed arid unimproved chy propcity and fiuit, garden and faro- luid in lary and small tracts. Ah I fell oa 'commission only, if you wish to buy or sell it will p-ij you to croc and soe me PrilDE OF ALBANY SOAP, bctt laur.dry tcap in ufe. Try a box and you will use no other. For sale only by C. E. BROV'ELL. for business ot the rort!anl Business Col ege, l'ortland. or Ht the Capital liusines College. Salem. I'.otlt schools are uncle he management of A. I. Armstrong, liav. time course of studies, same ratcf of tuition Businc, KSioi'tliniitl, typewriting. Penmanship, English Depart Bents. Day and ev cniuft sessions. Student flmittert anv time, l'or Catalogue, adclres Mliiml linnesi lV.!l.-!:r.flrr J.-iti'.l l!iisinrssl'llfS( I'nrtland fireeo" "ll " 0crnu ftlKL WANTKD TO Do CKNKKAL T hcusaworU. Apply a', this oHire, Store I I P L. Kenton -DEALER IX GrROCEEIE 4lso Clioie Candies, Nuts, Cigars and Tobaeetf Fruits, Vegetable's, JZte. TERMS CASH AZTl) PRICES 1X)W. Subscription Agent for nil Leading Ke9 papers and Magazines. N E R Till TOSTOFFICB. H. EWBRT, INVITES THK PUBLIC TO CALL AND INSPECT HIS NMV 4N LARGE Holiday -CONSISTING OF A FINE DISl'LAY OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, GOLD HE A ED CANES. COLD IJAM'LLI ILK UXIBKKLLAS, COLT AND FOUNTAIN .PENS, SOLID GOLD . AND ftlAMOXD CLODS, AND AN ENDLK.S YARJF.I Y OF JEWELRY, COIN SILYEE "W -A ZEtMU AND GENUINE KOOKKS BRCS. PLATED WARE ONLV: CLOCKS, SPECTACLES, AND NOVELTIES FOR HOLIDAYS. We have nought all the. negatives made by L. W. Clark and Greenwood Hp to date tNov. K, IS!)). Duplicates 'n he had from them only of u, ai me dueed rates We also have about 1800 negatives made by ourselves. trm which duplicates can lie had at like ratcf". We carry the onlv full iinc of vtr cf this state, and do enlarged work at lov.t rates for first-ebw work. Jfe iholl be leiiiMl tn n ti ur rtndio in FrmnanV llock, next door to ffce Musot ic Temple. Julius Manufactauer -AND kmnr nivm iMBhll ( -r, I lnjr Mtd binekiuK Tfcaciis, WirrtcliMn n l ) r:ar f-tc. i ' full line of Smoker' Articles. Al.o dealer in CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUIIS. . Next rtoor to PflVHTfr's candy store, Albany. Oregon, lain! Willi "6h ! tke cold Ever thicker, thicker, thicker ; Froze the ice on lake and river, Eer deeper, deeper, deeper ; Fell the covering mow and driltcd Tbrootb tbe forest round the village." IT I COMING. i;0!(l Preb.'1 says winter is eomg earlier ancl more severe this year tban usual. Take'tirae by the topknot and ermine my elegant stock ot OVERCOATS, CAPE ULSTERS. DRESS OVERCOATS. KERSEYS. VALOURS. BEAVERS. MELTONS. CHEVIOTS. WIDEAWAKE. CIlttCIJILLA. CAS; MERES, MONTAGNACS. L.E. BLAIN, fp T.' 1 1 JL Leading ALBANY, OREGON JZ3 STOCK OK Goods Tim Lend in k PHOTOGRAPHER ALBANY, BF.GOV. Joseph of Choice Ciais DEALER IN inn imv ?cirr ard crul winter. Jl - O. j J Clotliier, WEST i
