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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1890)
. Q 0 is hr at Hand, TTTTC MORNING HRRAT.D WmriAV Mnnmit.n I I i """ " " ' - - pmfagattgUra1d OX BALK. Tito Daily Hsbald will b on HlVMeh morning at H. J. Jonec' book tart.where it in be procured i f ceata par copy. 40TTIKa IOWH. Cloakiat cost at V. F. Reed's. Dress goods a specialty at 7. F. Kaad'a. See W. F. Read's new stock kid gloves. Mr. F. J. Miller, of Portland, of 14 in ih city.. Until Saturday for a dress at cost at fcVarla. Gn reduction in (Jenta furn ialmag goods at W. F. Reed. Otrly three dart more to get a dress at cost at JC. C. Sear Is. Call add ff-t a rear's supply of liaen that E. C. Searls is selling at W. F. Seed has the best assort) mental black silk aver shown in nClaJn Broa. make a specialty of repairing rubber hoot. All work warranted. Nothing is nicer for a Christmas present than one of those beauti ful book at H. J. Jones'. Aa nice a stock of photograph albums can be seen at H. J. Jones' aa on could desire. Youcan ret a fine dress at E. C. Hearts for 80 cents per yard, former price 75 to 85 cents per yard. W. F. Bead haa very large stock of fancy silks, emhryiderr silks and faacy goods for holiday trade. Qentlemen go to Searls, and buy mr wife a dress for a Christmas present before Saturday evening. Your attention ie called to Klein fro, near adv. in another column, bey are making special prices for the; holiday. -1 have' sold my entire stork of dress goods, but will continue un til Saturday evening to sell them at cost. E.C. Seails. ' 200 cloaka to be sold at cost thw 4a tha-best bargain ever offered in leaay. Come before the assort "sacat U broken. W.F.Read. A nice drees pattern ia one of the Bluest Christmas presents to v i-j i ,K i ... tl?:Z&S$FZZ$T to get on at coat at E. C. Searls ' ' All the good things of life to tickle toor palate at Mueller A UarrettV the only place in tht c ty where you can get everything -you wast. The kindergarten entertainment at the opera house Friday evening . will commence at 7 :30 p. m., so a ;to get through in time for the G .A. R. sociable. Geo.1? H. Lennox, advanced ageat of Gorton's Ministrels, wa ia thacit) yesterday arranging foi their performance on TliuraUa evening next. - YdaVare not "in it" un'ess you boy your groceries of Parker Bros. ' They keep the bet gooua to b. found anywhere, and are alwayt .reasonable in their prices. ' FoV the next 3rt days Wilcox A Conn will enlarge any old picturer at one half the regular price ; an; - aize from 10x12 to 50x100 from 1 np. Nothing would be more ap propriate for Christinas. Mrs. George, mother of Hon. M. C. and Jeane George, died in Seat tle yesterday. Shewaa a lady of feat force of character, and com- .utaaded respect and attention " herever she wa. Hhe wss forin r erly a resident of this city. Judge J. L. Flinn bought a tinr . French burl walnut iiano through the popular mosic dealers. Will & liiai. The piano is -fro in the cel ebrated J. Bauer A Go's nianufat tory, and is a magnificent instru ment. It cau lie teen for several days at Will A. Link's music store. . Tbf Ilalaey officials for the next .veer are: Mayor. II. D. Godlev; ''-recorder, W. J. Stewart ; treasurer II. V. Koontx; counciluien, R. Andrews, J. P. Carter, J. R. Bone, J. N. Uailliford, J. C. Standish. F. Friaby; marshal, Thomas F. Sloan. The Pendleton East Oregonun - i aays.oi a former resident of Harris burg ia this county: George 11. Woodbury, cousin of E. J. Hor too who has been visiting friends aud-relatives in Pendleton, has ntttaed to Portland,wiiere he will Uke position as a teacher in the Portland Business College, from which ha graduated. Keeoaaaaada II. C. BWi, Agent. -Travelers Insurance Co.) Albany, Oregon. ) DpYiR Sib: I take great pleasure ia .acknowledging the receipt oi your company's check for $80, in . lull payment of my claim for in febrnlty oo account of recent ac cident. 1 have been insured in The T'avelsra twelve years, and this i the fourth time 1 have railed on them for benefits. The adjust ment of my c'aims have tieen prompt and satisfactory. I shall recommend the Travelers' to all my friends. Very Truly Yours, E. J. Lanninu. aaaa aa Lot For Sal. Qn Seventh street between atoatgomrv and Railroad streets. For particular inquire of v t . CaeselL A S)7e Muk Roa. Given away January 1st, with tvsry dollars worth of goods you bur too get a ticket on the box. 7 ' J. A. Ccmmino. Tk Loack Roaatar A Batar. These ladies in Albany who desira to procure the larger size of ths above named nse'ul house hold article send in their orders on mnIi at once to Mrs. A. M. fait. Albany, Or. Agenlwanted lux Linn and Bentou tuunues. I UCHTUITIIH HIIVKIIIIKHT TIIHKK I hlllll IHH II M KM. t A HO Or A I Kaiehsr eoa i to firUf far Biriiig ValotbU Fortit Tri. The destruction of vast quantities of valuable timber in Oregon every summer ly rutliU s tour.sts and even owners of land themselves, has been Komir on for years, not withstanding the vigorous protest of the public press and public sen timent. One ot tiiese otleiuiers nan come to itrief in Multnomah coun ty and other t-liouhl take warning. Tim 'veniiiij Telegram eajs of the cae : Deputy United States Marshal Sin not t arrived in this city this morning with I). 8. Johnson, who has a ranch out on the Sandy road. Johnson is charged with destroying government'tiuiber by burning it down. Mr. Anthony Moore, who makes the charge, claims that on the 15tli of laxt September John son set out a tire which destroyed a large quantity of valuable timhi r on section 25, and that the work was maliciously dune. The defend ant wan arraigned tiefore United states Commissioner J. 11, Wood ward this aitemaon on examina' ion Several witnesses examined, but as others des.red by the by the United States attorney could not be here to-day the matter was continued till to-morrow. Johnson claims the fire was set out to burn some la. ten timber on his own land for cleariug purposes. He had no in tention of destroying any standing trees on government land. Death or a Former Cltlsrn of Albany The Eugene Register haa follow ing obituary of J. M. Fronk. born Jannary 26, 18J6, in Washington, uavis i. inaiana. came 10 i;au- lornia in 1849. and from California to Portland, Oregon, in 1871, where be wai several years in the custom house and also in the hotel business. Removed from Port land to Albany in 1876, where he kept the St. Charles hotel. Thence to Harrisburs remaining there about a year in the hotel busineeit, ana then came to bugene in 1881. tie kept ttie St Charles hotel for a time. He moved to his farm near Goshen in 1884, where he re mained until a year ago when he returned to Eugene. He was na 'e a Mason in 1850 in Charitv Ixxlge Indiana. H e passed through i im aucceasive orunciiea 01 uie rder until lie became a Knight he successive branches templar. He died at his home in hi- ci y nnday. Nov. 30. 1890. of dr. pv an. I wa buried in the Ma ouic tviuei .y Monday after u en. He le.i es a widow, three tons and vne .laughter. I.oga for it Paper Mills. The St teaman says: As soon as the river rises a few feet it is the purpose of the Oregon City paper mill to float down near the mouth of the Luckiamute several million feet rf cottonwood and balm logs which have been cut during the summer and are now piled up along the bank9 of the river awaiting the pleasure of the rains. It will probably be ten days or two weeks with frequent raiiis ad interim before these logs can pass below. The Salem bridge false work will be out of the way and ready to them, after which the only impediment will be the scircity of water. Ladles Aid Society Committee. At the last regular meeting of she Aib iny Ladle's Aid Society held Decemlier 2d at the resilience of Mrs. L. K. Blain, a committee of three ladies was appointed, one from each wxrd, to investigate and relieve all cases of distress in their reective ward 4. The Indies are: Mrs. Walter Moniei'h, 1st ward ; Mrs. C. C. Kellv, :M ward ; Mrs. C. W. Sears, ;5d ' nl. We hope the citizens will notice this and govern themMelvesftc'nrilingly, All cases reported to eiii n tiiese ladies will le thoroughly mvcHti gated and relieved if necexfair. Started Home. !. i...olt ...,unrn... Ji.mo. m u n i. .iiv VJl til, 'JIIICU I Iia r'lr.jl ..!. fc I .1.. Ijtli.sli, had so far recovered as t he able to start fr Portland yesterday afternoon. He will there join Deputy U. 8. Marshal McGarry and together they will go to Salt Uke, Utah. Mr. Powell h d his leit arm broken at the wrist and the hand badly smashed, beaide being shaken up. The railroad company in settling with him for the damages gae him $1,940, not including the medical i real men t rendered, and also his board and nursing. talesmen. Swindler Arrested. Two timber land swindler named Stone and Hyde were arrested in Idaho lait week. They hkve ojierated in several places in Oregon and Washirgton. Stone will he remembered, though with not very kiddly feelings, by sevr-ral persons in this vicinity. He came here some time ago and induced several parties residing here to locate on timber land, promising I hem big returns, hut he simply pocketed tome of their hard earned money and disap peared. Mew Military Cumpanle. iwo state military companies have been organized in Eastern Oregon. One at Fossil and the other at Condon. These two Utile iiurgs are rival towns and the companies have taken up the spiiit of their respective towns and each ia amb tiom to exe II. If. Ilendrickf, brother to R. J. Hendricks, of the Statesman, is captain of the Fossil company. Boots aad' Shoes. Purchasers of Boots and Shoes bear in mind that big advertise ments and offers of big discounts do not always nean best values. You will have to puy some one a proti'aa no one can co business t wiinuui. rjiciiHr. im 14 nest uii in , who can sell you ttie best goods I f. r lhA luaut mi.nAV i Samel E. Youbo. Itts Sunning High For Both Ball Pop and Shopherd. About six o'clock yesterday the white hull dog belonging to one of the Williams boys, and the collie shepherd owned by G. 13. Haight, the butcher, got into an altercation at the Revere house corner and wiped up the moisture of the street with each other up to Con ran Myers' corner, finishing up insiue ins store, making quite i racket. An extended rinu of in terested human spectators viewed ttie con teat, the betters on the bull pup being part of the time ahead and then the shepherd dog win ning the plaudits. The result was a draw, and the contest with bare tteth and 'Marquis of Dogberry' rules will have to be renewed, be fore the question is settled. The excitement ran high and bets were freely offered. sVTHE IIVDEKQAKTBfl PUPIL8. The exercises of the Misses heeler and Crawford's Kinder garten school at the ooera house this evening will be both interest ing and enjoyable. The following s me programme lor ine evening : PABT FIRST. Grand match. Good Evening song. Address of welcome A class of boys. Dance "Come Take a Little Partner " Recitation "Two Kittens" Maggie Cowan. Chorus "Wake. Savs the Sun. shine." Flower operatta. PART BECOND. Chorus "Swing,Cradle Swing." Recitation Merie Davis, Arthur McAlister, Uovd Duncan. Chorus "What's This." Recitation "Two Little Girls" (Ma Haight. Kindergarten games "Jhonny'a Trade," and "Little Birds." Building song "Third Gift." part Tuian. Melodies from Mother Goose. prockssion. Little Boy Blue and Mother Goose, Song, Ding Dong Bell, Simple Simon and the Pieman. Little Bo peep. Little Robin Redbreast, Jack be Nimble, The Shearer and Deaf Woman, The Ghost of Solomon Grundy, Bessie Brooks. The Queen of Hearts, Ioctor Foster, The Old Woman, little Nancy Etticote, The Milk Maid, The Bun Man, Little Miss Muffet. Little Jack Horner, Bessie Brooks. March. Sing a Song of Sixpence. Tho Kesfcef tbo Frotoodingir tb. Month. ie petition 01 win. iuul am: ers for a county road was ranted, and the viewers appoint ed : Newton Crabtree, John" Rav and N. Bridges. The bill of Mary E. Davis Thos. Riley was not allowed. and Hill oil rain A Whitney, con tinued. BILLS ALLOWED. Holjt Bros., acct rot ds. . . Jas. Stewart, acct roads. . J. C. Morgan, acct roads. 4 8) :) oo 18 73 1 00 '.'8 00 11 55 1 00 38 !K) HH) 00 5 20 9 00 3 00 12 IH) (ieo Want, rebate taxes. . . Oregon against Fellows . . . Oregon againet Henry Ory. Paisley & Fish, printing.. . X. P. Payne, fees D.K.N. Blackburn, salary. . B. W. Cooper, fees Wm. Rumbaugb, fees I. C. Myers, keeping poor. J. F. Smith, acct roads J. 11. Lame, acct roads A. Fauchcr, acct roads Geo. Young, acct roads T. J. Wilson, acct roads. . . M. Scott, court fees Thos, A Yost, keeping pow D. Andrew, acct roads... 'A lti 1 15 00 238 00 3 10 12 00 5 00 8 00 Gorton's Minstrels Coining;. Gorton's Original Ministrel com pany will appear in this city on Ihursdar, Dec. 11 Concerning their performance the MisMula, Montana, Gazette savs: Gor.'on's Minstrels came,fca and conquered Missoula. It is the clnverest small organizatiou of the kind in the United States. TJie band is excellent and on the stage each periormer is an artist. The Turk -pa'rol and sextette clog areencugh to satisfy the louginjr after novel lies, but the whole lull presented lost night was far superior to the average minstrel peitormance. Railroad Work. Messrs. Staples &Co.,coin&leed their grading contract on the Ore gonian railway extnesion last week. The grade is the best piece of work in that line in the state and the cattle guards and small trestles now being put in are strong and substantial, lioiug that toe company intend to have nj cheap toad. Contracts aie now being made for baroed wire with which to build about thirteen miles of fence along each side of the new road. The fence will he made with three barbed wires and a lioard on top Engene Register. Able to Leave. Mrs. W. T. Ellidge and her father, W. 8. Hall, of Spanle, Wash., victims of the recent wreck came to Salem Tuesday fiom Mr. McAtee's and left on last evening's overland for California. Before leaving the houre near the wreck in which the injured had been so kindly cared for for so many days the passengers presented M s. McAtee and Miss Smith each each wit.il a verp oeaumui a'num, in appreciation of the kindness shown mem. Maiesinan. TCtMPSnf. Tltiln unilaM .Li. toft and beautifu!. Work of Art, The large portrait now on exhi bition in S. E. Young's window is without doubt one of the most complete work of art shown in Al bany. The work was done by Wilcox & Conn our popular nho- l igiaiiurra. it ny will people Bend abroad for large work when nnnh excellent work is done right in our own cuv. , BUSINKSS LOCALS. French keeps railroad time. Clocks at Will & Stark's. Hulin & Dawson, druggists. Go to Parker Bros, for fresh oread. All kinds Parker Bros. of canned goods at Silk umbrella's at French's jewelry store. Fresh bread every day at Par kcr Bros. Choice bleached celery at Muel ler & uarreit s. Choice salmon bellies and tins . a . at muei.er uarrei'8. A full line of trusses it r sale at Uumming s drug store. Spectacles for every one f ranch's jewelry store. jfuruisneo rooms to near by. Inquire at this office Viereck will shave you or cut your hair in the most approved stvle. If you want anything in tne grocery line Parker Bros, is the place where you will find it. S. N. Steel & Co., can get you a loan from $300 to $30,000 on aood real estate security without delay. Go to Conn A Hendricson for your fancy and staple groceries. They always keep the best and sell ajreap for cash. Have you seen those beautiful cement walls in the cemeteries. out up by Egan A Achison. at half the co jt of stone. For nice fresh pies, cakes doueh- 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 again. MATTHEW8& WASHBURN. Some of tne latest styles of ele gant bed lounges can be seen at fortimlier x irving's. as ttiev have just received a large invoice. II. J. Jons has t'te lanrst line of beautiful Christmas cards in the city. Nice candies, nuts. etc. at Powell w Jo s, cheaper than any place in the city. Floor matting of the very bes fiiality and at reasonable rates cat a found at tortiller A Irving e.n I am showing the finest line of boots and shoes ever shown in Albany. Prices the lowest. E. C. Searls'. At II. J. Jones' you will find some of the neatest bibles you ever saw. Nothing nicer could be found for a preset t. Hercules baking powder is the be?t in the utarket. and in 10 rents cheaper per can than arsv other, l'owell & (Jo. keep it. r. urcnasmg your Artists uiatermls examine the new stork just opened at the drug store ef J. a. summing, successor 10 11. t; Hubbard. The finest line of candies, nuts, raiseiis, etc.. in the city for Christ mas at Mueller A Garrett's, and we guarantee to fell cheaper titan any othes house in the city. Julius Gradwohl's mammoth display of holiday goods iB now complete and the nice Christmas presents aie going fast. Holiday choppers rhould call early at the Golden Kill Uar. iar end select their pr'-sn. s. No' iiis 0U11II about Matthews A W;i ..iuru. They offer to all cou- i . . 1 1...... iri 1- uinriii-u imwceu iiianat,- Kiviiigauu new tears tfl ouying : 1 X- it ia. ft irotu litem a stove one ot the handsomest and most necessary articles iree 01 charge that a newly married couple will want. See their show window. The Thomas Kay Woollen Mills of Salem, have appointed G. W. Simpson their agent in Albany. A full line of men and lioys clothinu blankets and Haunels and all arti cles manufactured by the mill will be kept in stock. These goods are the best in the market and will give entire satisfaction. Notes of Albany Cigar Factory. If you want a real choice smoke try our 10 center. Why smoke a Chinese cigar now that you can get made a tar superior one at J. Joseph's cigar actory, made by white labor? Try our celebrated 5 cent Havana filled white labar cigtrs. We mate a specialty of selling cigars of our own make by the box at factory pricts. Fine Meerschaum and Briar pipes and a full assortment oj mokers articles. Ten Fine and Usetui f resents to be Olreu Away. Commencing November 1st, I will present every one a ticket for each dollar's worth of goods pur chased, entitling the holder to a chance to draw one of the lollow ing beautiiul presents : I. Large dinner castor. . .$10 00 Fancv fruit dish itO Silver cake basket 8 00 Silver card stand 7 00 Set silver knives and forks 6 CO Double pickle castor. . 5 00 Silver butter dish 4 00 Single pickle castor. . '.',00 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Seth Thomas clock 2 00 Silver cup l 00 F. M. French. Where to Find Farnell, London, Dec. 3. In the sum mons to.day the iand purchase bill was pissed to a second reading by 261 to 130. ParueU's followers voted with the government. Kindergarten Katertaininent. The little folks of the Kinder garten School nf Mi 1 I'.n ... f 1 O 1 ... . "u oarun v heeler will participate in an entertainment to be given at the opera house on the evening of Dec. 5. The pro gramme will consist of choruses, recitations, gift songs, Kindergar ten games, melodies from Mother joose, with a procession in cos tume and a floral operatta. It promises to be an interesting affair. The price of tickets will be 25 cents, and 10 cents for children. A NUSBASDS MISTAKE. Husbands too often permit their wives, and parents their children, to suffer from headache, dizziness, neuralgia, steeuleKsneHs tii q nervousness, when by the use of Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine such serious results could easily be prevented. Druggists every where eay it gives universal satis faction, and has an immense sale. Woodwortb A Co , of Fort Wayne, Ind. ; Snow A Co.. of Syracuse. N. Y.jJ.C. Wolf, Hilldale, Mich., and hundreds of otheis say it i the greatestseller they ever knew." It contains no ODiates. Trial bottles ard fine book on Nervous Diseases, free 1 1 Stanard ACusict. Attention, Farmers! We will pay the highest cash price for apples, potatoes and all kinds of farm produce. Call and see us a as. F. Powell A Co. Nursery. Messrs. Hyman A Brownell are prepared in their nursery to fui nish all kinds of stock, and those intending to plant should call uoon them. Notice. A complete assortment of 1847 Rogers Bros., knives, forks and spoons, at lowest prices at F. M. trench's lewelry store. War ranted goods. All kinds of fresh fruits at Powell A Co's. Smoke tht celehrato.1 Havana filled 5-cent igars, manufactured at Julius Joss th's cigar factory. Who pays the freight hv Matthews A Washburn, tliev paid the freight on two carloads of stoves and ranges since September 1st. 1890 and have another arload on the way. To our patrons: Our second stock of heating stoves are here and if you will call we are hetLpr : able t please you than ever before A1ATTIIEWH& YV AHHBt'KV. G. W. Simpson has ju.-t received a fine line of healetle jacket in nil styles. WE WISH TO M. TO Till AND VICINITY 1 hut wc now have the largest and most complete stock of boots and shoes ever shewn in Albany, Our assortment of Men's and Coys' Kip ai.d Calf Hoots and Shoes Is complete, and Our line of rubber boot aud snocs is i.akorh thaS nv ix the citv, aud at LAST YEAR'S PKICES. OUR HOLIDAY SLIPPER Line comprises a beautiful assnrtm plush, Knssia calf in colors, ali,atoi-s 1 1)0 to :i to. Our line of L L L A A A D D D K E K S s s S S L I, Comprises all the latest novelties in and velvet, ranging in prices ftoiu S5c Tn hard and machine sewed, are in Ladies' and Misses Dim Slides United States. We aUo have a lull line Ijdies and misses' oil train, dry jrruio, calf-lined and nnlined, in button aud lace, at Eastekx Paicfcs. Our lir.e of .VA'.V'ST AND BOYS' DRESS SHOES tiTIs complete in all styles, aud at Lowsht Prices. Oat good sre all detrable styles and latest novelties a'l the attractive comhinstions in Boot and OxfonK Tunis and Welt. AIo Sprin r Heels for the little ones i ttreat varietv in design, the latent; in material, the finest; in workmanship, the beat of all. ft is our purpose t carry aline of liooU ami shoes containing more styles than any house in Albany, LET US CALL YOUR ATTENTION To the fact that n ices of boots and exnenfes under which lhy are sold. Our errciies sre lower than 1 any house in Albany-the refill Is LOWKK PRICES TOY U fur cash us a tnul aud lie couvtucea. OITB MOTTO- Never Sacrifice Quality fin- Shorn and Sell them Right. II Cecal Held by Charge. KTLIC IN H ROS. FLINN BLOCK, THE WORLD ENRICHED. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the on ly perfect laxative known, as it is the only remedy which is truly pleasing and tefreshing 10 the taste and prompt and eflectoal to cleanse the system gently in the Sprii.g nine or, in iacr, at any lime auil tl. U-.aa. -a. . im: uriver ii, ia Known the more popular it ttecomf-8. Important to Housekeepers. it gives Julius -Ura twohl great satisfaction in Feeing his fine Golden Rule tes and baking poauer, witn elegant prizes or without them, that his customers who have purchased liivalublv r turn and say they are well pleased, Limi. me isa is av. i. anu tne bak ing powder ia as good as the best. All his teas and baking powder oearn tue name oi .iiUhh Ura.t wohl's Golden Rule Bazar, and are expressly put up for his busi ness. mils sKavKdt uteariLM. Act on a new principle regula ting the li.er, stomach and boaelx througit the nerves. A new dis covery. Dr. Miles' Pills speedily cure biliousness, bail table, torpid liver, piles, constipationr Un equaled for men. women, children. Mnalleat, mildest, surest 1 6 Moses for 25 ceuts. Samples fee, at Stanard A Cusick. TM SECaCr tFHM- K8S. Stanaid A Cusick druggists, believe that i he secret of success is perseverance. Therefore they persist in keeping the finest line of perfumeries, toilet articles, cob metics, drugs and chemicals on the market. They espec ial'y in vite all persons who have palpita tion, t-hort breath, weak or hun gry spells, pain in side or shoulder oppression, nightmare, dry rough, smothering, dropsy or heart dis ease to try Dr. Miles' unequaled New Heart Cure, before it is too late. It has the largest sale of any similar remedy. Fine book of testimonials free. Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine is unsurpass ed for sleeplessness, headache, fits, etc., and it contains no opiates. Woman Convicted or Harder. London, Dec. .3. The tiial of Mrs. Nellie Pearcy for the murder of Mrs. Hogg, wife of a 1ondon porter, and her child, resulted to day in a sentence of death. The murder was committed l)ctober24, when Mrs. Hogi visited Mis. Pearcy to remonstrate againt the formei's intimacy with Hogg. ANNOUNCE Ik we can IH aiiy foot, tie it lean or fa. . nt of men's embroidered velvet ani and fancy c:i!f, ranging in price fio.u F P P P P P E E E R R R : i i omblnation and colors, in felt, pliuh to 2 .V). Our line of the most Standard Makes in the ehoes are largely troverne.1 hv tie lower than thoee of Oiye Quantity Sell Fewer Boots and I that Bin er Baa ever Will be Venal reel Free ef VERY RESPECTFULLY, - ALBANY, OREGON. Mb AND WISE HOLIDAY 0TAN AF( D ll LOOKING AT OUR ARRAY b JT& Df Beautiful Goods f.ir the Approach- flN HK I Ins; .Holiday Season, IH Jk-1 C'iueUintf o toilet case. ph and Inl Ti ft leather album', elegant perfunie staniig, INI il manicure sts and gold pens, also tine II 1ft line of art work, and tiovHtle ouiUb'e I ft tor old and young. Our ,rh e (lii year J I I oo all Kinds f holiday yoods is surpris- II I iuitly low aud the pntilic is invited to rail If I and see the beauti:ul holiday preseuts, I I Wetaiie pleasure in showing our goods 1 1 I whether you wish to purchase or not, 1 1 FIRST STREET, Near Revere House, ALBANY, OR. IH?'?'? HIM 1 For the -A Fine Diamonds, An elegan. af-sortmoMt .f (iul l ntul Silver beaded I'mlirellas antl GoM lleaileil ctiies. All the latest novelties in jewehyof the s ason H. KW THE LEADING Silver war Y 5 SILK UMBRELLAS 111 Gold or Silver Heads M lie Tfaioo- For a Nice SHOPPERS ARE NOW & OUlOK o (days Line of- aiiil silver JKWELRY Silverware etc. vr- ART'S. JEWELER. e WILL & STARK Have tlic Fiofot Lioi in Tows, Also SOME VE1Y ELECAHT Present ier, Vumwu-t. Aeat nit d I vruhle. Do not iail to ex amine tlin 'Prem:er liefore luiyin II. 3f. McKEK, At flit. This nuctiiae ioy bt ki at u a Wc stern Unicn Teissrai b otCce in this city. 7 3 V, f
