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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOKNTNG ttttr at,tMTURDAY MARCH 1890. 1 i ja.il. y a.nd Weekly TERMS OF SUHSCKIITIOX UAILY ruolished every morning- except Monday.) e.'iv&red by carrier, per weckM.M.M... 020 v OMii, per Tu. .. 0 00 WKEKLT. (Published every Friday Morning.) j copy, per annum, in advanee...2.00 I hen not paid in advance ..... i.fO ' ' . THK HAILS, wail U the Albany postotflce close! For all offices north rbe Eaatern states f 6:30 a. m The West Side nd the Nairow Gauge ft. R. ) For Portland and Salem ..11 a. m, Uorvallia and Yaqolna ..12;S0 r. office aoth...... 7:S0r. m- The poetotfloe will be closed each ovening rata six to serea o'clock. Ketfutered matter (or the early morning irain should be nulled before 3 o clock the -irevioue evenimr. OHEOON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Depart .jll.loamll.OOpm ..' 6.25puii 6.U a Passenger. Freight. .... REMOVAL. The office of the Daily Weekly Herald has been and rp- rnoyea into the coster block up stairs in the rooms formerly occu pied by the Masonic lodge, where larger and more commodious quart ers have been fitted up. Patrons of the paper will please observe the change. "MAKING RULES SCHOOLS." FOR Yesterday as able and earnest a body of school teachers, as can be gatnered in any state ol our Union, were wrestling, in their I excellent institute work, with the j above question. Various opinions were expressed, indeed the ex pressions upon the subject were almost as varied as there were individuals making them, and in dicated that personal experience upon the matter had been of a fiiveraifipfl natnrtfi nrwi triA rlirrV .! 1 CUllieSOIine Situation COUIU not; always be met with the same set, kind of tactics In viewing the subject it is well enough to consider that the school room is but an embryo state or governmeut, if you please, and does not materially vary in any essentials. A state or government of a necessity must have laws. That is an axiomatic fact. Then of course a school must have laws, if its conditions and status is identical with that of a state and the observing thinking person cannot but acknowledge that fact. The necessity is patent and cannot be denied, but must be met. The question is then how to meet the situation. Every teacher who has noted any personal experience, has run across the troublesome fact that a proclaimed rule, given to a public school, invariably brings to the surface the mischiev ious pupil who leaves no possible chance unworked to infract that rule, just to see if it it can be done. Very often these cases aro not single or isolated cases but are often so prominent and numerous as to make the teacher absolute and apparently unnecessary trouble. These cases are so often met that they have become a well established principle upon which procedure has been based, and the deep rooted objection among teachers has arisen against pro mulgating set rules. The position of the teacher in the school is really a combination of the legislative, judicial and executive functions of government. In the governmental affairs it is found not only impolitic, but im possible, to combine different functions of government in one in dividual ; then how is it possible to expect a teacher, in exactly the same situation, to perform the functions without trouble or friction. Suppose for instance that a judge to whose offico tho real prerogative of a teacher is the closer allied should assume the legislative function and make the laws as well as to promulgate them. What would be the result, j Would the decisions of that judge have weight with the people? Would the laws lie enforced" or would they become dead letters upon the statute books? It does not take much thought or consid enttion toBecwhat would be the I and democratic rule. Again suppose the judge, after deciding that a culprit was guilty of a crime, and pronouncing the sentence, should don the repul sive apparel of the executioner and proceed to execute the nen tence. Would the respected and revered position of tho judgo re main uncontaminated in the eyes of the people? Yet that is exactly what is expected and demanded of a teacher in tho public schools under the present public opinion view of the subject. The true solution of this subject is to so amend public opinion, that the teachers place, in the govern ment of the school, shall simply and only embrace the judicial functions. Learning' the legisk- tive part for other hand and dropping out the executioner to the realm where he belongs the criminal court. There should be no criminals in the public school. Would a judge meet approbation that would make a practice of con tinually proclaiming the entire law decatogue? Then why should a teacher do so. An accused man says "I kuew it not." The judge replies ignorance is no plea, the law must be vindicated. Tue Toronto Globe, liberal, com menting on the proposed changes in the American tariff, savij : "The effect of imposing these taxes will either be to wipe out Canada's whole export trade to the states, or to force our farmers to accept prices from 15 to 20 per cent, less than they now obtain for some 20,000,000 worth of what they have to sell. Not only so, but the surplus which we now sell to the states, will, if thrown on the home i market, reduce the prices of all products that farmers sell for i Canadian consumption. Their ! I 1 !!l .1 annual loss win mus amount up to many millions, and the value of their lands and property will bo enormously diminished. Every merchant, every bank, every loan company, every homer ot mort gages, every mechanic, inustsutfer with the farmer. All alike should i join in agitation to avert disaster j by forcing the government to seek continental free trade The Postal Telegraph Company has won its fight in the senate, and if Senator Payne's bill passes the house as it now stands that company will extend its lines throughout the Northwest. XEW TO-l)Al I mn UV bITlrovo tvf r ,r.ita vn . t J. bany, I in. prepared to do dreascaklng Zn SSS" i on snort notice. A perfect at and satisfac- everv reaDect. Thanks ! for put favors. All in the future will be gratefully received. Mm. 11. Barns, corner 6th and Jeffe-son. VjTOLEJi NOTES On or about M&r-Jl 1st, O two promissory notes, one it 850 given by J. W. Krown to A. Wink, and one for f 79 given by J. W. Brown to Chris Traisell. The notes weie stolen from Bron's mill. The public is warned against purchasing such note. A. WINK. BIDS will be received up to the first of April f r two cottages for Chan Pfieffer. Plans and Kpecincotions can be en at the residence of D. C. Shell, architect. The right It reserved to reject a; er kU bUs. HORSES Bought and sold oo most favor, able terms. Apply to A. dctidere Ht Marshall's or Schmeer s stables. HOCBEto rent, north side of 3d street between Baker and Montgomery. Ap ply at tho house. FR SALS. A SKW SCSRR SIWLV4 kUCHIMK, at greatly reduced rats; also choice canary birds, nglwh and German singers. For particulars inquire of Mr. Wm. Slyer. MONEY TO LOAN-HOME CAPITAL ON rood real estate security, r'or tnrticu- lars enquire of (loo. Humphrey. TTAY FOK SALE-'-CLEAK CHEAT ni XI timothy, baled; will )e sold in Quantities to suit at reason ihle rates for cash, at the stables of L. Senders. 0" rsoox ELsrraio asucr is nre momc ku trant medicine In the world for Interna and external use. and (or pain i an nature. You will never And Ita equal. Ask your druggist for it. PR H&LB A SOOS NO. I BjlOK. KMSOM for selllrir. wanted a larser stove for bath connections Apply to L Virrick. T W, MOE.Vcn & PEER RL'KTT NER, Plans, sped- Li. contractors and builders. ncatlona and details furnished for all kinds of frame and brick bulldmirs. btldes. etc All work promptly doje and guaranteed to be Drat class. CW. AVERS, ARCHITECT AND SUPER . lntendant. Office over First National bank bujldiur. Albany, Or. Work solicited from all parts of the county. 1p ARM FuK SALE tOO AChKS OF choice land, alt under cultivation. Ion' miles southeast ot Albany, for sale at a bar- Slo. Inquire of Paul Mlncenmeir, or at is office. FOR SALE! A NO. 1 JIILLI Vr.RY STOCK in No. 1 location in the thriving- eit) of Albany. Low rents and splendid rooms. For particulars address Arm P. O. bos ba, Albany, or. Cl B. WINN, AGENT FOR THE LEaTT J ing fire, life and accident Insurance com panies. SMOKERS EMPORIUM. Opposite Revere Mouse. Fine Imported Key V est and other domestic cigars. Btand rd brands of apmoking and chewina tobacco. All goods brad new. Kastham & VinWinkk. FINE ClGARfl IMPORTED, hFV WEST and Domestic, embracing the celebrated Flor de Madrid. Estrellaa, Conquerors and other choice brands In tbe Wells, Fargo and Western Union Telegraph office boiMing. Orhemeraber the pl.ce Notlo of Dissolution. VTotics ic iinusr aixtx thit thk rv raar il nership heretofore eslstlng under the stvle and firm name of Aahby & Dickinson is hereby dissolved by mutual consent, Mr K. F. Ashby retiring having sold his Inter est in and to said firm business to Mr. George Dickinson, who will continue the same. R. F. Asaar, Oso. DlCKlXSOS Albany, irregan. February gtb, 1300. McDonald A' LaSSeli, nARRISBURG. ORrKiOX, Are prepared t famish Brst-elas-i lumber load lets at ruling: prices forrfhs ojo They solicit correspondence. FINE POULTRY. I bavs beta wild and btene turkejs for sale at?i per pair; tnrkev ejgs 6 for SI; Brown Leghorn eggs 1 for 13; also Wyan dotte and Light Ilrshmaa at same price. L. J. HOI CK. Tangent, Or. Pure Breil Satl Dr. II. K. Watters, ef Eugene. Oregon, has three pure bred Clydesdale stallions and two Ham bletonian stallions that he offers for sale for cash or on time. Write to him for particulars and pedigree. Dried beef, chipped to order F. L. Kenton's. at KCsISEM NOTICE. The laical tneet mush- at .Mrs Hymen's. But your Moves and tinware Smith A Wahburne'a. Builders 6bould so to Smith & Washburnc's for thelrcarpenters tools and builders hardware-. Xo. 1 Star tomatoes and all kinos of fresh cann-d icood) at u very low figure at (tan rod Meyer's. Lovers of good cheese should call d Conn Bros. They have just re ceived a lot of full rrvam, fresh and iweet. Mexican Cactus Bitters is the beat remedy in the world for liver and kid oey disease, indigestion, etc. For sale at M BanmjfurtV A new line of tiuc wall-paper with border to match Iihvc been opened at Portmiller Irvine's. They are new ind elegant ilt-Mins. (.'all and see them. For chilblain and froHt-blti-s use Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Whe,, promptly applied to the frozen parts it wil. pievent the sk.n from lurninj; lack r reeling oil'. It allays the tchlns and smarting of chilblains and soon restores the part to a health -ondltiou For sale by Fo9hay Mason, Grand Army boys, as well as many thers, will be interested in the lei owing from Alex B. Poi e, Stewart, fenu., who is A. D. C. Commander Dep't Tenn. and Oa. He av: "Wc have had an epidemic i-t whooping oongh hero and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy baa been the nl thing that III dona aiiv coon. 1 here i no langcr from wliopii;g cough w hen this remedy is freely osrd. 50 cent bottles for sail by Foaliay Maon. liavo you heard what Mr. (!. L. Weaat, of Cambridge City, Ind., says of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrata Remedy? If not, here it ia: "During last summer I was troubled very mneh with severe pains in the itomach and bowels, ami was induced b) a friend to try this Remedy. I took one toso, as per directions, and it gave me almost instant relief. I sheerfully recommend it to the afflicted." 23 and 50 cent buttles for ale by Foahay A Mason. Mr. F. J. Smith, K-litor of tii: Ft Abercrombi.', Dakota, Herald, says: "The most wondciful medicine, 1 have ever met witi . (' ainherlain'e Colic, Cholera aud liinhoN Remedy. In case of chollc i uives speedy re- tiaf. On hunting trips I have found it indispennihlc. l'ut iu alkali water. it imparts a pleaaut taste and pre vents the painful diarrhoea, winch alkali water produces. 1 could nut feel safe without it in my houne.' 25 and 50 cent bottles tor sale by Koahay & .Mason. Fancy turned pickets for sale at Richards & Philips'. Call for a Brpubliran Minle Conven lln. A Republlmn Convention fur the .State or Oregon, ia rolled to meet at tho city nt Port land on Wednewlnv the 10th day of April, icw, k ii ooiocii a. . ior inn purpMi of nominating candidates for tbe ottic .? Con gretMinan, Governor, Supreme Judge, Secre tary of S:at,Ntate.Trisjrer,Knpbriutendfnt of Public Instructiens, State Printer and dis trict officers, and to transact such other business as may properly xtue befure the convention. Tct lA.ivc.v'ion mill consist of 21H delegates apportioned uiuong tho several connties as follows: BakerS. B nton 8, CUvrkanus 9, ( lutsop 8, Columbia 4. Coon C. Curry 3. Douglas 8, Oilliam d. Grant i. llurney t, Jackson 7, JoHephlne 4, Klamath :i, Lake '4, Lane 10, Linn 10, Malheur 3, Marion 12. Morrow 4, Multnomah 2T. 1'clkd, TUlumook 8, 1'roatUla 10, l.'niou 8, Wallowa 4. Wasco b. Sherman 3, Washington S, Yamhill a. The same being one delegate at largo (rom each county, and one delegate for every 175 votes, and one for overy fraction over ono half thereof cast for c igrohsmrn at the June elo"tlon of lSt Tho committee recom mend that the Primaries be held on April 6th, and the county (inventions en April 9th unless otherwise ordered by the proper county committee. All voters who favor the Republican policy of American markets for tho products of American labor, liberal sup port of our common schools and the protec tion of every voter in the nation. In his right to cast a free ballot and have it fulrly count ed are cortially invited to unlto in tho selection of dolegHlc to tho Republican State Convention. I.. T. IUKI.V, March in, 1390. Chairma f'outrarlor and Builder. d: c. shli. wili n'RMtsn TLAva. .irtciru Hons and dctai's for all kinds of build ing and architecture. All work promntlv dono and guaranteed to be flrst-claxa Inti mates furnished on short notice for brick buildings, residences, public bnildlngs, bridges, etc Take Simmons 'Liver Regulator One Dose JTORTU. Dollars ! 100 raa 9. L. Ft: I consider one dose'of Sim mons Liver Regulator worth 9100. I was constipated, bad Headache, could eat nothing- with satisfaction or appetite- had the alnes, and felt altogether out ot sorts. I re sorted to Blue Mass, Calomel. Quinine, and every remedy supested, but onlv obtained temporary relief. One dose of 8 L R did me more good than 810 worth of doctors and dcetorlng. Resp"y, J C Marti. V havehen a teacher for twenty vears, and during that time have had lepeatedattacksof headache, produced by torpid Liver, and : have been entirely cured by Simmons LI ret Regulator. I found It to be of so mild a character In Its action as not to Interfere, In the least with my duties In the school room. To those siml arfy situated and subject to the same, I cannot too highly recommend Sim mons Liver Regulator. F.. K,.Cbkih CampbellsvlUe, K). FOH SALE. We have a car load of choice young I'ercherou Stallions which we will sell at reasonable prices. If yon wish to buy a well bred stallion coins and txamine our stock. Liberal arms given when desired. SOUTH WIOK BROS. SHORTHORN CALVES, FR SALB-TWO 15 MONTlf OLD BULL calves, and one 4 month olJ. Ku1! blooded registered stock, frm the young Mary family. Far terms applv to Herman Arnold, at his rm. (the old klsrcer Tb-jma sob piaeenaaroberte' bridgw. at uryrwi"L r i i t ii an Sen for C rcuklrJnt P ?ASirTIMFJf'trAflflWUI.fAL a'faraTs,sTa'syjfyyyrTww What is CUldretavs y eaff;oTit csp Ifstf do gyimpa. Motkrw ble CUxf. aflM.ymta Cctie. Ctonatioalto ; knr fttomachj DiavtSaasv tVnctatton i lieM beaUiT aleep t also atta daaUoB ; K&fE SIMS HAS JBfT Embracing a fine lino of euit which will be sold at bottom prices HemKiLXit Counter lias heen "i-ttablishea, ami in order to make room fpr new goods b will sell hi largt stock of dross goods, rerauants, uotiont, etc., at a YElll GREAT f 1llllTlAII I TO ALBANY IS now on tho market ana comprises i 1G5 large, level and beautiful build ing lots. The blocks have eight lots to the block, each lot being 60 by 100 feet. The streets are 60 feet wide with two large avenues, one of 100 feet and the othor of 90 feet in width. There will probably be a motor or electric line to this addition Defore lonit. For terms of sale apply to any real estate agent in tiie city. Third ward ry Having purchased this popular es tablishment I am now prepared to ol) any orders In the grocery and pro vision line. A fnll stock of groceries kept constantly on band. Tbe highest cash price paid for all kinds of court ry produce, or will exchange goods tbe tine. Come one, come all. CIIAS. E8SIG. HORSEMEN! 8ee Paisley t Fish about your bora bllit for this season. They can and will do them cheaper and better than anyone. A large stock of cuts to select from. Dout delay. RED CROWN MILLS IMOM, LANXIMi at ., rropa, NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Superior for Family sad Baker's use) Best Storage Facilities. (Highest cash prio paid for wbeatfla fVLBANT OREGON DR. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal College of London, England, also of the Belle vne Medical College. The Dr. baa spent a lifetime of study and practieo and make a aoe. ! oialty of cbronio diseases, removes oancers, acrofulaenlarf;ementt,tnmors and wens, without pain or the knife, fie also makes a speoialty of treat ment with electricity. Has praotii ed in tho German French and English hospitals. Calls promptly attended day or night. His motto is "GOOD WILL TO ALL.". aVOffico and reaidenoe Ferry street between Third and Fourth. ' Groce store Perfect Remedies j- ay o m , Foshavfi Mason ALBANY, OREGON Knocked out. Hif(h prices on Hardwate, Tools, Pumps, Stoves, Ranges, Tinware and Plumbing, are badly knocked out by Mat thews i&Washburne, tbe energetic and pushing hardware and stove neu. in the 1 weedale Kloclt, Aloa- ny. Oregon. I UAMk "ITY- MalewsiWburD ffn rlwairaaiaimr. W ataarf fKl RECEIVED MB a REDUCTION. The Celebrated French CURE rrautcd to ' er menea; refunded oure e generative organs of either sea whether arising from the exoeasive ase ot sUmulaate, tobacco or opium, or through J outhful indis cretion, over indulgence, etc., such as lots ot Drain Power, Wakefu'ness, Bearing Down Pains in tha Back, Seminal Weakness, Hys teria, Net "as Pros' ration. Nocturnal Omis sions, Leucorrboe, Dizziness, Weak Memory, Lose of Power and Impoteocy, which If ne lected often lead to premature old age and Insanity. Price tl a doi; flboiee fcr 13.00 Sent by mall on receipt ot price. a WKirren ccaxaxteb i gtrsa wttb every lb order received, to refund the money if a sVraaaaieat cure is not effected. We have thousands of testimonials from old and young, ot both sexes, who have been pennanently cored by tbs ate rt AphrodlUoe Circular free. Address Tift ArMO KMCIgE'C. Western Branch, Bo, 87. PorUaad, Oretan. For tale b Fosbay Mason, who eaaie aad retail drugglets, Albany, Orraon, GEO, G. MDER80I, Wholesale and ReUil Dealer ia Groceries, Proyisioas, CROCKERY, ETC. Having mrohaaed tha bosinsas af LaForeat & Thoronaoa, we saw solieit the patronage of the pnblic, pram ing at all times the beat goodt far the money. Prompt attention given auor dera in the city. AU goods guana OiVensaoali. Wa mean bualoeaw; GEO. C. HENDERSON. SUCCESSOR TO LA'POJUCrt A THOatfSOS CCCBACY. NBATX8SB. W- A. KIMSEY, The only complete set of Abstract Books and Mapa in Linn County orncK ra the Jcocm uorsiv. ; MrBaBlnea entrusted to my carewill receive prompt and care ful attention. Try Hnbbtard's fUvorinf tracts ; they axe pure. TBI mm m F. H. PFi FE ..Prefrietor ei...... Soda Werks And maaufactUKT ot Choice Confectionery. We are now prepared to furnish choice, (nan canaiee of best grade, consisting ef are stick, assorted flavors, mixed candles. extra French and chocolau creams, faocy muted, candy toy and a gvnenrt assortment ef fine candies AT WasLUALK K METAII. foTflrden from eeuatvy dealen premptiy at tended to. Factory on First st reec ALBANY OREGON DAVIS BROS. AND CO KAtlM O 0LTSUUblUCBa5Dina. SHEDD. LINN Co. OVEGOJi ALBANY Collegiate Institute, ALBANY, OREGON ISM IS A Hull Corps of Instructors. ClaancaJ. si-lenthV, literary, ixmmereial MJU RVIHM I I II . . UUfKD llliuj . ... . Mu. V. - t . -1 1 A IHinu iw suvn uw bujuk vi mi smuc vt atudeote. Sf etial Inducements offered to ttadcou tramabruad. Tortion raoes rroai aU.M ( )t.M Per Tersn. lustrnmecilal Inetruclitu In irlveo by UMs Laura Goltn. B:UIc i Board in prfreM families at low rates, and j rooms tor sea boarding at small expense. & careful etmervialou etercwed ever -pup sway rrean noma. r or circulars and run panuAiisrs, the presldetit. HEV. tXBEBTN.COifDrr.. Albany. Oreyen. WHERK WILL YOU FIND A GOOD M MEAL? At the Delznonloo. riUT aaaaiuTAsT, tav aia ansaa, TariM X supper. OoeUBraa. do all their own cookie. Tiy his hot cells and tea with cakes ior V) eta. Eactera enters arc a spe cialty, and groat care will be taken to pot them up after Eastern style. Y equina aad Bay VUw oysters constantly on band. Bead aia bill elfareaaaaeetlyou drat fUd vbat yoo want. Did you ever try one ot our doa day dinner if All kinds ot game, farmers will Bad a (nod table set at the Oelimaalco. Waiting will be prompt Oome and see ua. fresb fUZi. iraah Oame. Fresh Meats C4BTZ UW., fraaa. 1200 CORDS la quia! Kirs to suit ta purnbaser. Inquire ottea ol Cunu a koateita. stca un of scotch catxis mm, wiib a! Uttla dip ot Kngllsa abepbard. They watrL uaka tbe very beat fana stock aad dog a. ror further particulars Oea W. Gray, Deotiat. Utuire.at E. K. WABFOBD, . Bating purchased tbr PALACE MEAT MARKET U now prepared to fnioleh tpeab axateetaO Unda; beat variety of eaouw esc.enlvtna park aaosage, etcMia the city lert reostantl i ...A K Staple Groceries iCrafcry, Glassware J! Tbe beet nuta, etc. quality et Ur, coffees, candies, j J FRESH BAKED BREAD EVERY DAY. At this eW reliable house is ako to be : found a complete aasonaeot ot fresh family j grooeriea, to whk- Is coovtaBtly teiatg added Ml SI IIUSII.F MN PV visions, such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to order, Anohovy mustard, Candles and Nuts. . Eastern Buckwheat Flour. Oanned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, fc, Tbeae goods were ail beoeet fcaa prices were law aad the beaafit ot the aaargta rfl U greo ta bis customers. Reaaemaer taepUco, at UMeMcoroefoa First and BroalarMa bta. Cnrad Myer. ' W are panaaotr laoatad en Ua aid Cbna boBtaatead mUa fram Albany en Corrailfs road. Wa have aa hand a large stock of Choice Fruit Ite af oar ' awn . growing, which wejwil aell at lowsstllving rates. Putias contemplatina; planting trees will cobsoH their interests by examining our stock and prices bet era orchaaiog. HrMAit A Bbowmoi, Albany, Oregon. J. F, WBITINO, ARTIST. instnirritr if week ewacatedla Uniia Portrait and IcoratlvralUac. LettarUDesigniag and Meikaaltal Craw TlSciVlandl.lc-r black. AAaay Orsgon. FT A TsTOS. raioss wiajnSA FiBsr-eLAsa ct- 1 fraoteot. the best niade etaad the eIaatlhlacaawonaesateAafeaJllaw at ma: n. n. araaa a opessnve vm saw Tsuls. First trees. Tbe Utaat vwcalaad IssHasaiiiT il ii kept fev sale. AkMU larreataaisilBiiBtat efaatplng patterns select trees tale aad at Ttiaaa. (tva in pamtteg aad embroidery atbet stadia, aver Una Oaoaty Bank. Oire her year erder and yea will be pleased. TnTKB VBA&LJS JO. XBOWtinJL-9 Y7U CaaFlad. Star a Bake r BARROWS & S EARLS rti. . BARPOWS BL TIMBER G BLOCK, CAUTION enclosing advertised price. lL. DOUCLAO 03 0HOE e..T?"u.' Sold hy Fm PURE DRUGS, i I TOILET HE ALSO GO i vMaBasaMaawaBBBsaaBasBBaaawasaBaaaaa I f a !ThB Finest linB'of Pianes and Organs in the Willamette Valley, i AND KXAMLNT5' HIS 0e6$$$cfoio PHOTOGRAPHERS: a) mrSmm ALB AKY, OHEOON. , , . "XT. " 'Je"- . nea-auvea tnaac oy i w.ciarK ana fireenwoow np do date (Not. , iSbi) DupHcatea ean be bad from them only of n. stre . tuced rates a e ale ) hare about INK) neraUrm nade bv onwitw fraa which duplkft:a ca i e bad at like rate. We earry the oulr full line of iew wHrl10' :i d r? work at loweet rates for firet-ctae work. We sbau be Pjeasjd to : yon at rnr atodlo In FfOaoan'e Mock, nert door to fs -Maeoilc Tcs. ; . 88 Special Touiake room for my coinmenee January 20th a GEAND CLEAEAMF Remember this means everYthing in stook. mnut have roomjand we do not purpose to let Portland or any other city beat , us in prices. We want to see you all and will save you money. SPECIAL BARGAIHS IN CLOAKS. OENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, GENTS' NECK WEAR. GENTS' HOSIERY. UMBRELLAS, HOSIERY. LACE OURTAIInS, EJTO JETO. Albany, Oregoc Dry GooiNotioDs LAD1E8 AND GENTS FTR NISHINGS. Also have a com lete line of BOOTn For epriag trade at price that defy compeeition. Oire us a call and boy your sboea f us at bedrock prior. Good ;.ods and square dealing. & SEARLS. piete line ol d SHOES Take uo shoes unless W. L, Deuflas' aanM and price arc stamawd ox. the aottem. If the dealer cannot suwolv veu. seed direct t factory rise Call; earr B1a4 Crala aael I reeel ir Watrrnb KeM la Ike W oriel. F.xaawlae kt SJM .raalae alaawl rti akex-. . aslawee1 West ka. av3e raltc aasl raraarra' aba, t.se Kklra Valae alf akar. 0t.i t Warklaaawewi'a aa4 I.JJ tsais' svrkMl akaea. AU Mae)r ia rsraBT, sum aae) lare. $3 & $2 SHOES for. iAta HESTNATTirUAI, WMT eVTTLF. fcr-RT FITTlXti. W. L, II4.LA. aVaciaea. L- E. BLAIN. FANCY TO GOODS &LfiUU. Drags, Feints, Oils, CARRIES- STOCK The Leading aasaaMTkaa ttMMiBiMsi Cleararee .Sate lare Hpring stock I will LingS DRESS GOODS. LADLES' FANCY GOODS. LADIES' UNDERWEAR. LADIES HOSIERY, LADIES' NOTIONS.