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frgB MQBKIffGt HERALD. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 1890.
OH SALS.
Tb Daily Hsbald will be on
Ml ch moraine al H. J. Jones'
book atore,whr it i xn be procured
at canto pwr copy.
iOTTDU AinUI TOWN.
Cbildrens' kid gloves at the La
dle Bazaar.
Notto the add of the New York
C. B. R., store.
Florence, Lane county, wants a
resident physician.
New England condensed mince
meat at F. L. Kenton's.
Choice bleached celery and
cauliflower at Mueller A tiarrett'e.
Ladies' and children's under
wear in all styles at the Ladies Ba
zaar. Try Mueller A Garrett's fine
roast coffee; once uned, always
used.
All millinery will I frreatly re
duced this week at the La.liea Ba
zaar. Fourteen teachers are under
going public examination at the
court bouse.
Cbaa. Metzgar baa purchased a
reatauant in .-alem and will re
move to that place.
Bee our novelty dress patterns.
Tbev are cheap and of the latest
styles. . W. Simpson.
Bishop Becker will lecture at the
ontra bouse to-morrow evening (or
the benefit of the Y. At. A.
Tbe banks and some of the
stores will be clcsed to-day. and
tbe day given over a half-holiday.
A nice lot of vegetables, and
every thing kept in first class
grocery story at Parker Bros.
.The New York C. B. K., sore
will give Vou more goods for $1
tfean. any other house in town.
S. N. Steel A Co., can get you a
loan from $300 to f 30.000 on good
real estate security without delay.
Physicians' prescriptions com
pounded with accuracy and care
at Hulin A Dawson's drug store,
French's corner.
There will be no regular supper
for the ball to-night, and those
,desiriaystera will find them in
svtry style at Jao. I sum's.
Get a copy of tike great descrip
tive emotional eong '-That is tave"
at Will A Link's. New publica
tions received every month.
A liit'e son of C. U. Younger
eot.bis band caught in a leet cut
ting macbine yesterday and
crushed it so that one finger was
amuputated by Dr. F.llis.
Next Sunday at 2 o'clock p. ii.,
the German Lutherans will meet
al the Frat Preabvtejian church.
Preaching by the Lutheran mi la
ter. Gust. K. Meyer of Mt. Angel.
Roval Anstrian Beautifier, for
sale at the Golden Rule Bazaar.
Do not tolerate any blemishes on
ywuc face, use Thyolin freckle
cream and lotion. J. Giadwohl,
gent.
Mr. Fiank Wood is now cut! ins
tone by steam at his quarry across
the river from this city, and is get
ting out some heavy stone to b
used in. tbe paper mills at Leb
anon. It is stated on good eutliorit)
that the Oregon Pacific railroad it
in process of reorganization, and
will be pushed eastward in tin
piing with more vigor than ever
A railroad haa just ben com
pleted to the City of Jerusalem,
and tbe iron horse is danpinp
throukh the streets of a city thai
w as old when Christ was young.
There is still hop for some c( thr
ancient cities of this valley. Cor
vallis Times.
Several citizens of Corvallir
w nt to the front on the Oregon
Pacific railroad last week in search
of timber land. They expect U
form a syndicate for the i.tauufac
ture of lumber.
Everybody will want tht-ir sil
verware polished up for the lioli
das. There is nothing better for
this than Kenton's Sea Lion
Polish. For sale by F. L. Kenton.
Price 25 cents per box.
While wailing for 'lie postoftice
to opeu atep into Wiil A Link'
music store and see their large
assortment of new hooks and
sheet music just received. Par
- ties at a distance should write for
catalogues. One thousand pounds
of sheet music and Imoks re
ceived this week at Will A Link'a.
Good niuic haa always been one
oi the principal attractions of the
Koyce A Lancing Co., and in thi-t
respect the public will not be dis
appointed in heir new medlev
sketch, called "Tom's Vacation."
lncidently will be introduced mauv
charming instrumental and vocal
Lumbers. Their songs are almost
without exception, entirely new,
many of them written expressly
for their nee. Lizzie Koyce has
several new ballads which she will
introduce.
For low rates, excellent accom
modations and all the features that
constitute successful and enjoy-abit-trip
to the Hast, take the
Uaieu Pacific railroad. Through
trains to Omaha, Council Bluffs.
Chicago, Denver and Kansas City,
consisting of dining, drawng room,
sleeping and reclining upholstered
chair cars are attached to daily
trains. For sleeping car re erva
tioo and etc , apply at the Union
Ticket office, foot of Broadalhin
street. C. G. Raw lings. Agent
Onad Tarkay Ulaaar.
- At the Del.nooico restaurant to
day a grand turkey dinner will m
acived. Fresh eastern oysters,
Ytquina bay and Olympia oysters
will be served in every style.
Taose who do not desire to go to
the trouble of getting np a Thanks
giving dinner, can eat turkey and
cranberry sauce, and everything
that eoee to make up a nice meal,
r tina popular place.
TJIoOOCEasfTJL CLAIM JTJWE18.
Thay Fail U iacara a CarsUl Piacs of
Laid ait Kttlra in Canfmisu-
The wife and daughter of a well
known timber man have been liv
ing on isolated claims near the
Nehalem valley for nearly two
years, and during thai time they
have suffered privations and hard
ships that have made the claims
seem dear to them, no matter what
their future value may be. They
have made many improvements on
the places, and have built roads
out to the county road ami in
many other ways nude tneirciaima
much more valuable titan any
others in that vicinity, taking
these things into consideration it
is not strange they should have u
desire to retain possession of the
land.
Recently three Ruemaus rode in
over the trails cut by theso settlers
and proceeded to erect cabins or.
the claims already taken by me
ladies. They finished their cabins
and then came to town and laid in
a supply of provision, and were
packing it in over the trail a lew
days ago, when they suddenly met
the husband and father of the
original settlers on their claims.
This gentleman does not waste any
words when he has a communica
tion to make, so he brought his
Winchester up to his shoulder and
cried "Halt!" aud the procession
stopped. "Now git," aid he "aud
if you ever show up in thin vicinity
again I'll fill you so full of holes
you would do for a sieve." The
would-be claim junipers stood not
on the order of their going.but tied
with all possible speed, and the
ladies are still in possession of
their ranches.
Ha Skat a Very Fat Baar.
The Oregonian says that L.
P.
W. Ouimby returned to the city
yesterday, after a bear bunt in
Washington county. Butt's creek
in the vicinity of Butt's mill, was
the ground selected as the scene for
the intended massacre, and the
country waa thoroughly worked
over. As an indisputable proof of
i he good work accomplished, Mr.
Quiinby brought back with him
the paw of a fat young black bear,
which he says he shot. Although
the hear was a very young one, it
had become so 'fat on the acorn
tiet that' it could hardly walk.
When the hounds scared up the
"varmint" it ran only about a
hundred yards before it took to a
tree. 'I ! n when tbe brave hunt
er ai rivrd on il-e ecene, from some
cause or uuotVr, presumably the
heavy weight i bruin, the tree
broke ai.d i'h- bear fell to the
ground, breaking its neck. The
hotel man, to make sure of his
game, immediately emptied a very
liealtt y charge from hie Winches
ter into the bear, and had the
carcass dragged to the camp.
Over a hundred men viewed the
remains at the camp, and i ll pro
nounced it the fattest t-ear they
had everseen. The fat on the
neck waa fully two inches thick,
and it waa estimated that on the
carcass there waaad Jess than 160
pounds of bear grease.
Tkaakaglvlaa; at
tbe
Pcartantlary.
the Oregon
The prisoners in
state penitentiary are going to have
a rare treat to-day. 1 he aiiiierin
tendent has in preparation, says
the .Salem Statesman, a feast that
will not be excelled on a great
many tables outbide the bars on
that day. Thursday will be a full
holiday for the prisoners, as well
as for the people generally. At
the prison it will be observed an
much as Sunday. At 10 o'clock
there will be singing in the chupel
by the prison choir, whi di ! no
superior anywhere. At noon a
dinner of chicken aii.l t;ii key
raised on the place and veal, etc.,
will le served. At night the
musical pragrainme wi ! 1. re
pea ted, there being, u.-.Jc ftoiu
i he choir's singing, aevt-ial i. cita
tions, essays, solos, etc. In the
evening visitors will be admitted
as long as there it room for any.
, A Valuable Enterprise.
A visit to the nursery of Brown
ell A lly man exhibits an amount
of nursery stock and a volume of
business that is truly astoni.-hing.
Their trees are the finest in growth
and vigor that can be found, and
are truly phenomenal in size and
bejiit y, considering that they are
of uiic season's growth, without
the use of fertilizers, but r-r-iiply
the product of good cul'ivatiou
and careful attention. They are
sound, free from blemish or de
structive insects having passed
the examination of Fruit Inspector
Varney aud are very desirable.
Fruit i the leading Oregon indus
try, and at this fresh vigorous
nursery can be found the bett of
trees for planting.
Ha ABolsglaed.
A stranger, evidently an un
sophisticated easterner, called at
the puetotiice yesterday and re
ceived a letter upon which was
due two cents. "Do ou take
pennies?" he asked of' the lady
clerk in attendance, as he paid
the excess. "Oh, es," was the
teply. "1 did know the people
out here had any cents," he re
marked as he banded two coppers
through the window. The clerk
understood his remark as intended
to slander the eople here by say
ing they had no "cense, and' a
scene might have ensued had lijt
the easterner grasped the situa
tion and pleasantly apologized.
. LKTTKB LIST.
The following letters remain in
the postoflice at Albany, 'Oregon,
Nov. Lt. uncalled for: Mary J.
Catbcart, William Donaldson.
Mrs. Nora Elliott, Columbus Gates,
Nathan Gray, I. Harrison. Geo.
W. Hess, Mr. Ragsdale, F. W.
Renshaw, Anviran Olsen, Miss
I.eara Smith, Miss Alvuia Schael,
Ludwig Spady, Mrs. Chariot y
Wheeler, Mtts Minnie Womer.
Bpfcs Thompson, P. M.
THABTOGIVIH& OBBEaTAHOE-
Th Charcots Will HaldtUaioa Saivicti
at 11 A. at. To Day
Fnllowine is the programme of
the union Thanksgiving services
to be held to-dav in the United
Presbyterian church at 11 o'clock
to-dav:
Opening piece "Come Into His
Courts." . .
Invocation Rev. I. B. Usher.
Reading of the president's and
governor ,b proclamation Rev. G.
W. Hill.
Singing 100th Psalm.
Scripture! reading Rev. S. E.
Meminger.
Prayer Rev. E. R. Pricbard.
Singing.
Sermon Rev. S. G. Irvine.
Prayer Rev. U.J. Shangle.
Collection.
Benediction Rev .J. F. Stewart.
The collection is for the benefit
of the Ladies Aid Society in their
work on the orphan's home and
asylum.
The Ladias Aid Society Beueflt.
The entertainment at the opera
house last night for the benefit of
the orphans home, waa attended
by a full house, who enjoyed the
evening to the fullest extent. The
music throughout was superb and
reflected great credit upon the
perforineis. All were expectant
when Misb Moses appeared upon
the stage, and they were i.ot dis
appointed, for her rending Tilled
every exitecta ion and delighted
the audience, especially the encore
rendition (I the "Uoblins Will
Get You," so also with Miss Wil
lis, the sweet singer from Sa'em
The reputation which had preceded
her wa9 Hilly sustained, and the
audience was perfectly delighted.
The performance of the Peak
sisters was unique, laughable, en
joyable and interesting. Every
memlier of the large family of
sisters l-erforuied their parts to
perfertien, and no more enjoyable
an entertainment will be listened
to in the opera house for many a
day. The eldest and youngest
da'jg liters, Mrs. Searls and Miss
Ora Dubruille, deserve special
mention, though each one in the 1
lengthy programme, which has
been published, were perfect in
their parts. To Mr. Henry Hop
kins, who, we understand, haa
spared no pains in drilling the
ladies for the piece, the aid society,
for the success attained, and the
audience for the enjoyment of the
evening, are indebted. It was a
perfect success throughout.
A EEFIHED FAROE COMPANY.
Tbsy Will Vitit Albsay Satnvday Ersning
Norembsr 29tb.
In an interview in regard to his
expei ience in the show business
Ray L. Koyce has said :
"It is altout twelve ears since
we stilted on the road as the
Royce bell-ringers. We wer raw
hands then, but worked steadily.
Then I took Mr. Lansing in and we
formed the Royce & I jinsing Mu
sical Comedy Company, a name
which we have kept, although Mr.
f musing has not been in the com
pany for two years.
"We have always tried to give a
clean show, and I think we have
succceedad. Then, too, we have
had good financial success. This
'Tom's Vacation,' is not a play,
and we don't pretend to cu'l it a
play. It is merely a sketch intend
ed to hold together the various
specialities of our company. If
these specialities, character
sketches, songs and the like are
not well given, then the entertain
ment is a failure. Some day I
hope to get a play which in itself
will be of north, and which will
give me a chance to do something
letter than 1 have yet done. We
have had what we consider fair
success, but we are anxious to do
still better."
This is the third visit thi.-i com
pany has made Albany, and Miev
have always given a first-class,
clean and refined entertainment.
A Coat I J Kxperimeat,
The Corvallis Times says Gov
ernment surveyors have been in
the city the past few davs gather
ing facts in regard to the threat
ened change in the channel of the
Willamette, a half mile above this
city. The government expended
14,(XH about a year ago building a
levetiueiit ai.d driving piling along
tin bank of the river, bntiteeeiued
Id le no practical benefit. Tle
high waters of laBt Februaiy
washed away much of the piling
and the river threatens to leave
Corvallis unle.-s substantial gov
ernment aid couieM to our r.:.-cue.
We trust the rejxjrt of the urvey
or will persuade the government
to check the threatened change.
FBKSUNAL. MENTION.
Miss Emma Pfeiffer
in Salem.
Geo. C. Will and
Salem, is iu the city.
is visiting
family, of
Mrs. M. .1. Penland, of Halsey,
was in the city yesterday.
Judge Blackburn went to Salem
yesterday on business.
Miss llattie Ball left yesterday
for a visit at Independence.
Mr. ami Mrs. Walter Brown, of
Harrisburg were visiting in this
city yesterday.
James Wilson, book-keeper of
the Sugar Pine Door and Lumber
Co. of this city , left yesterJay foi
Grant's Pass. Mr. 11. C. Kinney,
president of the company arrived
yesterday morning from that
p.ace.
Notice.
A complete assortment of 1847
Rogers Bros., knives, forks and
spoons, at lowest prices at F. M
r rench s lewelrv
store. War
ranted good?.
A 70Mualc Boa.
Given away January 1st, with
every dollars worth oi goods you
buy you get a ticket on the box,
J . A. Clmminu
ABOUT FLAX CULTURE.
Mr. G. W. Wright, president of
the Board of Trade of this city, is
in receipt of the following letter of
inquiry from Secretary Maston of
tbe Oregon Immigration Board:
rOKTLAND, :ov. zi, tow.
G. W. Wright, Esq.
Albany, Oregon.
Dear Sir : Tbe president of the
State Board of Commeice has re
ferred us to you for some informa
tion about flax culture in your
vicinity, we having an inquiry
from an eastern firm that makes
tow from flax for the use of uphol
sters or parlor furniture and
lounges. We will be greatly
obliged if you will advise us on the
following points, viz : Is the flax
grown in your vicinity within easy
hauling distance of Albany? Is
there much flax grown in your
vicinity? Is theie a prospect of
more flax there? This concern
uses the flax straw ; this therefore
would be clear gain to raisers of
flax, as the straw here, we under
stand, .8 all waste; they use it
just as it comes from the threshing
machine or floor. -
We w ill be under many obliga
tions to you for an earlv reply.
Yours "truly,
E. W. Maston,
Secretary.
In answer to these inquiries it
can be stated that at present Lut
little flax is grown in this vicinity.
Some is raised in the Forks of the
Santiam, about 15 miles distant,
which is grown for die seed and
cold lo the flaxmills in Salem.
Several years ago a large amount
was raised for use by the flax
factory of this city, but since the
closing of the latter the flax crop
has been small, (lax grows well
in this locality, however, and if a
market was offered for either the
seed or straw it could be raised
piotitably.and in large quantities.
A Wild Hide,
A boy, while trying to ride a
horse with simply a halter on,
frightened pedestrians last eve
ning by dw-hing down First street
on the sidewalk at a clattering
pace. The horse ran an entire
block, the boy's head narrowly
misbing several ot the twinging
signs, before he was stopped.
Stamping; Done Free.
Any one purchasing $1 worth of
goods at the Ladies Bazaar this
week can have anv one pattern
froir their new selection stamped
free of charge.
Talk About freight Bills.
Well we have just paid the
freight from the east on one hun
dred Forest City express wagons
one of which we propose to give
awav with each can of Forest City
baking powder.' Come before
they are all gone.
Respectfully
C. E. Bkownbi.l.
Notea of Albany Cigar Factory
If you want a real choice smoke
trv our 10 center.
Why smoke a Chinese made
cigar now that you can get a far
superior one at J. Joseph's cigar
actorv. made by white labor?
Try our celebrated 5 cent 1 1 avana
tilled white laiH.r cigars.
We mane a specialty of selling
cigars of our own make by the box
at factory prict s.
Fine Meerschaum and Briar
pipes and a full assortment o
mokers articles.
X Sure Cure for the Whla ky Habit
Dr. Livingston's Andidote for
Drunkenness will cure any case of)
the liquor habit in from ten to
thirty days, from the moderate to
the (f'unkard. The antidote can
be given in a cup of cotfee without
the knowledge ol the person taa
itig it. The Antidote will not in'
jure the health in any way. Man
ufactured ' the Livingston
Cheiiiic:.' Co.'. Portland. Oregon.
or friM, J; A. Gumming, Druggist,
!e ..gent.
ltKAL KSTATat 8ALK3.
.1 It Abbey to Julia Lewis,
lots 1.1 and 14 bl 1 A's ad
Albany $ 250
E P Kendall to F B Prater,
lots 5 and tl, bl21, H's 2nd
addition
Chris lU'dman to II C Hard-
man, ll 5 acre 11 w 2 in
F B Prater to E B Kendall
lots 1 ami 2, bl 26 H's 2nd
addition
W R Kirk to Josie Mackey,
I '.. acres near Brownsville 52
Jot n Beard to Ben Mills. 3
lots in Tangent 105
I W Bell, et al to Vena Kearn
40 acres 12 Wl 500
Scioto J C Simpson, lot 61,
Seio 250
S J Paul to If J Paul. 160 acres
11 W 2 240
S W Dodd to John Simpson, 2
lotsinScio 500
A C Ilauseman to Olla O
Temuleton lots 11 and 12 bl
14 S 2nd ad Brownsville. . . 110
J If Washburn to I X Newlan
519.92 " acres near Browns
ville 1800
R S Strahan and I) R N
Blackburn ito Judge Wolf,
100 feet front. Brownsville. 300
Thos J McClung to J as Hunt
er, piece land 11 2 125
H Biyaut to CeoC Davis, 49
acres 11 W2 1000
MARRIED.
BtRBOCR BEAI.L At tbe Pre by
terian paraonaKe la this city Tester
tlay. William Barbour und MIt
Minn e ttvall, Kev. E. K. I'ricliard
ottlenitiDg.
rircman'a Election.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN
that there wi'l be an election held in
the city of Albany on Alondhy the
eigiiui uay oi uen-inuer iur Ilie ur
pose oi electing a cbicf aud aasiftant
rhler engiueer, oi llie Albany lire e
purtnient, to serve one year. Said
election' to In- held between the Lours
of 1 o'clock and 0:30 o'clock p. in. in
the liall or Albany Engine Co. No.
Dated this '2Hu day of Nov., lxgn,
M. I). Phillips.
W. M. Parkkk, Srcretaiy A F D
i reasurer A r i
K Becond band nl.ow cues Iur rale nt
X rreiwiik Jwelrj store
HOLIDAY BH0PPER3.
Should See tbe Wofidtrfol Amy at the
Golden Rule Baiaar
Mr. Julius Gradn'nhl tlio Alt -
getic and enterprising proprietor
iue uoiuen nuie cazaar in tins
tv. whose atnrA
lartrest and best sWtP.
crockery, glass and other wares for
domestic use, in the valley, as well
hb laucy wuiep, ioys ana beautiful
holidnv cnnita h(iarotiir..n.l r......
several months trip to San Fran
ciBCO, where he combined business
with Dleasure. He hoc mi. I
and enlarged his entire stock and
now iias a Biore mat is a credit to
himself and an ornament to the
y. His shelves, counters and
every available space are tilled
with the choicest and most varied
sto k of of goods ever seen in this
valley, including a mammoth dis-
i , i i i-, . .
ny oi uoiinay goods, lie has
ded a new line w hich consist
a beautiful awmrtmeiit nf rll.l
gold jewelry warranted to wear as
i ,1 j
guuu ma goiu anu costing oiie-ienin
as much money, diamond cut pin
rings, fine umbrellas for holiday
presents and novelties. His stock
IS now in anil liolil'uv Rhnnrwra
should lose no timo n seeing his
wonderful array which is not
fltirnanfwd hv anv nn tlio -.jul
either in elegance or prices.
KEPDBU0&I0ITT CONVENTION.
The republican voters of the
City of Albany Oregon, are hereby
requested to meet at the Ainioiv
of F. Co., 2nd, Regt. O. N. ... oil
2nd, street between Ferry aud
Washington on ?aturdav evening
Nov. 29th. 1890. at the hour of S
o'clock p. !., for the purpose of
nominating one candidate for cit y
marshal, and one candidate lor
city treasurer, to be voted for at
the citv election to he held on
Monday Dec let, 1890.
the repubheon voters of the
respective ward will meet for the
Surpose of nominating one candi
ate for City Council in each ward
to ue voted lor at said election, on
Friday evening Nov. 28'h, at 7 ::!0
p. e. at the following places. The
voters of the 1st ward in the
Armory of F. Co. 2nd Regt, O. N.
O. The voters of the 2nd ward in
(lie office of the Daily IIkiiai.d,
the voters of the 3rd, ward in the
office of the Albanv Iron Works.
Dated Nov. 22d, 1890.
N. II. Allen.
. II. Irvink.
Committee.
Ten Fine and t'eiu I'reaents to be
GlTeu Away.
rVimmpncinir Novpmbcr 1st. I
o
ti'ill itr,ajnt. pi'urv nil, a tifkft. fnr
each dollar's worth of goods pur
chase!, entitling the holder to a
chance to draw one ot the follow
ing beautiful presents :
1. Large dinner castor. . .f 10 00
2. Fancv fruit dish 9 00
3. Silver cake bask, t 8 00
4. Silver card stand 7 00
5. Set silver knives and
forks 6 00
6. Double pickle castor. . 5 00
7. Silver butter dish.. .. 4 00
8. Single pickle castor. . 3 00
9. Seth Thomas clock .... 2 00
10. Silver cup 1 00
F. M. Fkesoh.
WILL BK ilt. AW tV.
Our enterprising Stanard &
Cusick who carry the finest stock
of drugs, perfumeries, toilet uti-
fcles. brushes sponges, etc.. are
giving away a large number of trial
ttottles of Dr. Miles' celebrated
Restorative Nervine. The guar
antee it to cure lieadach, dizziness,
nervous prostration, sleeplessness,
the ill e fleets of spirits, tobacco,
coffee, etc. Druggists say it is the
greatest seller they have cvc-i
anew, and is universally satisfac
tory, They also guarantee Dr.
Miles' New Heart Cure in all cases
f nervous organic heart discse,
palpitation, pain in side, smother
ing, etc. Fine liook on "Nervous
Heart Diseases free.
GBANGE MATTIES.
It must be borne in mind that
the next meeting of Linn Coiiniy
Busmess Council on a count of
hickness in the vicinitv of Tangent
sas been changed from that place
ai.d, will convene with tirand
r rairie. No. 10, on Saturday lec.
6th, at their hall three miles south
east of this city.
A coriespondent Ironi Miedti
says that Oakplaiu Grange is in a
very prosperous condition, having
taken in quite a large nnmlier of
members, and is thinking of a
dinner and a pleasant social time
on the 4th, of December. They
will have it for Oak plain does no
half way matters ot that Kind.
The Diphtheria.
There La been some talk in re
gard to the prevalence of the dread
disease in naiscy, mil we are
reliably informed that there has
been hut one case of it in that
vh-inity and that was a full h:ilf
mile bom the town. All neces
sary precautious should be used
but unnecessary scares should lie
avoided.
Parties wanting a nice fat tur
key, duck or chicken for Thanks
giving will nD(l lt t t,'eir interest
to call and leave orders with Conn
A llendricson.
Silk umbrella's at French's
jewelry store.
A full line of trusses for sale at
Cumming's drug store.
Spectacles for every one at
French's jewelry store.
i. W. Simpson has just received
a fine line of sealette jackets in all
styles.
Viereck w ill shave you or cut
your hair in the most approved
stvle,
io to Conn A Hendricsou for
your fancy and staple groceries.
They always keep the best and sell
cheap for canh.
For nice fresh pies, cakes dough
nuts and every thing in the baking
line you cannot do better than to
call on Parker Bros.
Please call and see if you care to
change your order on heating
stoves, our stock is complete attain.
Matthews A Wasiiiiukn.
To our patrons: Our second
stock of heating stoves are here
and if you will call we are better
able to please you than ever before.
M ATTH K Wti A W AMU UI'BN.
lk'for i tirchasing your Artiste
materials examine the new stock
just opened at the drug store f J.
A. Cuunuing, successor toll. !
Hubbard.
It is not surprising that
Matthews & Washburn sell the
iiiont stoves from the fact I hat they
carry the line of goods at prices
that convince even Uie skepitcal
A trm Kraaeaa Uky ftl. ratrlrk'a
'ill Are raaalar.
Because they never disappoint.
Because I hey produce a pleasant
cathartic, effect.
Because they not only physic,
but cleanse the whole system and
regulate the liver and bowels.
For sale at 25 cents per box by
Foshay A Mason, druggists.
AMMUNITION hot powilrr, thAuled shells
t'rtrulrtii- ti? iuiiI ...li ut MMtuhl.
j liuurvx. Pun 'I fnrct in hen you come to
la j in joor winter supply l up unition to
protect vour nturh fruu o tlie inroail ol that
riiiiMicckiHl t migrant.
ununilOi Isiimiu larrel ilwrii. Therein
n thin); o k'OOil,
anu im one c-it ImmI u on
&TKWAKT ii SO..
pnert.
IRON HARROWS. u'iSi.'S
cli o htert & aox. It a ill , you uot
to furueltlii-.
ROPE AND' CHAIN, L?Z&21
Mild :n this market. Wc cany none Mil pure
inanilla, and van girt you any ize from I -4
to 1.1-2. AH size ol chmin from 3 1U to 3 1.
STfcWAKT & SOX.
UiUV riDDIirPO W keep on haml
DAD! LA Mm AUtO a Urze naurtn.cit
all the mud eniiiracni( bood, oraaol Mid
canopy tops, ami lanainc in price Ironi S8 U
W0, There iWt a ni.-er lot of -'niatiiiuoni'
fruit I aiketa" iu the valley. We aim hatei
j that we rent. 8 fEWAKT it SOX .
SEWING MACHINES Jt
lot the lie- Wheeler & WiUon, No, 9.
PAINTS AND OILS
Come and see
in when voti
want paint, oil, biuotit. coal oil. lulirivatloa
oili, axltgn ate, etc bl KH AKI & SOX,
GUNS AND REVOLVERS ."iuT thS
dc have disposed of this prt of our busi
ness. That's a mistake. We are in it row
Wener than ever. We hive a nice line of
Martin and Winchester r.flcs, and breecb
loading shotuns ranvinic in pri -e from tli
to $ti.. Also all the late invrov.d revolvers
SIKWAKT A bOX.
CARPENTERS & BUILDERS, i
Con
tract
or or anyone waiilini('anythinr i-i the hard-
are line w ill do well to call on Stewart
o liefor. iMirvhasMig e's where. They
keep nearly even thin; in III line of liuild
era ljardwre, and a maKuilictnt stoik fui-S
tool
LADIES. ATT ""'ON
have the liest sh si
We want to
ell ynu thit we
itfii in this city.
and we can
Kvvrv pair w rii te
turned if they no i ',
is no iiraic or isler
you at any time,
i (.they can be re-Mtis'a-
timi. This
wh sn what ws say.
TKWAKT ft SOX.
WASHING ii i.. iNES .Jfc'lbeS
Kivcyou sonn-tliing you will like. Bring
vour MKtUcr half" around and see what we
an do iur you. SI KWAKT A SOX.
aioii' r. is nrrrny cue", inn I, or my
1.1 it-piny. in i,cl ii. c ia-,.,,i b
Linn County. Onv.Hi. at ! o'clock A. M..aiid
remain until 4 o'clock 1'. U., at thtir nape, t
: ..I . l i.. i i
at the tirflowini; limes ami plat es folhe rnr
Heof c-lleotint; the lanes for the 4 ear o(
l90: 7
llo-.'k Creek, Monday, Nov 24, 1H0U
r'ox Vallcv. Tuesday, ' -M, -
Scio, Wednrsilar, " S, "
r'ranklin liutte, ihunslay. " L7, "
Santiam, r'nday, " as. "
Lehsnoii, Kalnn'lay. -jo,
Waterloo, Monday, 1"-. 1, "
l.iUny. luewlay, 2. '
Kneel Home, Wcdnesilay, " 3, '
Kril h rrnih, Thursday. " 4,"
Cra(orlill3, Krklay. " ft, "
Brim mhi illf , SaturiUt, ' u, "
t:cnter, Momlav, " 8, "
Syrai'inw, Tuclav, " H,
llarrislmr.', Wcdnesilay, " lo,
llalaev, 'Ihurs-lat; " II, "
Shedii'-. Kridai,' 12."
Tanvent. Saturday. " ft, "
Orlc.ni,. M Ia, ' 1ft. "
I'eniM, In sia, ' IS, "
Bast Alhaiir, . We.ln11.Uv, " 17, "
Went Albany. Tiur-iU , 18,"
Allwnv, Frlay, l,
rrompt inyment will lie reiUiml. Par
your taxes and save costs.
M. scorr,
Sqerinand tax Collector
Dated Xtvemlx r, S. 4kfa
Smith Premier,
Comport, Neat and
I tumble.
Do not fail lo ex
amine the "Premier"
-before buying.
H. il. MrKEK,
f Agent.
gjtj This machine may
be seen at Hewitt A Irvine',
1000
Polished Kedwood and White Pine Counters
are Groaning Under the Weight
OF
IVTany Bargains
IN
Clothing, Boots, and Furnishing Goods,
-.A.T
T. L WALLACE & CO.,
STUAHAN Ur.OCK, ALBANY.
Silverware
SILK -UMBBELLAS
or Silver
For a Nice
AT
Gold
Ml
ENTIRE STOCK
GOODS.
I am closinp out niv dry ocxla to mike room for a large "line o
ooots and Bioe8 and gent's furniahing". See below the linen that are
going at cent. ,
lreM UrxtlB,
Flannels.
Silica,
Xapkina.
- . Cambric,
Umle'irear.
Call earVy while the ansortmeiit
l lliST STRKCT,
le
Don'
la
Aud let this grea opportunity pss by. Those twho
a e m n y make ir.oney. K w is tn' t'n e to Vuy
y ur lilank-IslaMi a id gnls tindtrwear, hosiery,
e e 1 hfc gooils are first cias:nd from twenty
five to fifty pr cent, below lle'r tutual value. We
ao1 it-it the chh trade only. .
UBWT0SK C. B. B 8T0SZS.
FEET
THE
ILL 4: STARK
-Have ti t
Fioest Line in Top,
-AIeo
X SOME VEY ELEGANT
Heads M the Thi
Present
uioaas,
Can".
Table Linen,
Blankets,
Corsets,
Towel
Gossamers.
is still good,
ALBANY, OfcEUOX.
a
COST
OF DM
Mistake,
I
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