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THK MORNING HERALD; TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1C, 1890.
41.
.morning IfaHt herald !
ON S.tLE.
The Daily Herald will be on I
sale each morning a' IK J. Join' !
book Btore,whreit in be procured I
" at 5 cents ier copy.
I
JOTTINOH AKOlir TOWN.
'jack ts at tea' at Scarln. j
. --'-Kibbuns at cost at Pearls.
A larue line of i iblnjns at cost at '
Searls.' - -
' 'N. II. Allen returned last night
from Portland.
Mrs. S. II. Warner is visiting in
I'ortlan.l.
Christinas pits at lltiliii &
Dawson a.
. J. R.Traak, of Fox Valley, is in j
; the city.
Boenii-ke keeps those juicy little :
Japanese oranges. ;
r;na fnt .utrca tV.r tlio bohdavf-;
at I'arker Bros.
Hon.- A. Daweon went tot
l'orUbnd Monday.
""A'paT "f kid ploves at Searls at
fROSt'lor Christmas,
j-i Holliday goods sold at eastern
prices by J. A. Cuiinu!ng.
' A liitht fal: of snow i reported
"s'ST" mountain eastward.
'. At Parker Ktos. you. will find an j
- endless variety of eeedles: raisin, j
rawer Bro. rave a nice lot 01
condensed mince ineat, also nkina-
mem in jaiw -----
Try ourptususum, every prize
1)
handsome iBttiU- Mueller A
Barrett. ' Z":. '
' --F. K. Allen retur-tied last even
ing .froii) a business trip to the
. metropolis.
. F. M. French is in the lead on
iJr.liSia'vIgorxls. 1 ices and goods
will tell.
'Ai'nim a stock, of photograph
albums can lie seen at II. J. Jones'
' as one could desire.
-"- -C. P. Thompson is ran valine
tb.s city for Stanley's g.-nuim
v'ork ln Darkest-Africa."
One of the nicest presents to
make a lady is a pair of kid gloves
Buy a pair that Searh is selling
for cost.
iKiii't forget the corner jev Irj
..' store when you are looking to
.oiiiething nice for Christina:'
piesents.
The largest and best selection o
- kid gloves and handkerchiefs cvti
. shown in Albcny can lie seen a'
the Indies' Uaaar.
At II. .1. Jones yi u wi'l li in
, some of the neatest bibles yor.
ever saw. Xothinr nii-er could b
I'ni) n-1 for a prese it.
Messrs Kert Van Cleve and C.
V.Vatts have just issued a lnisi,
. lie8 directory and calendar neath
printed on satin.
" Every family should hive one
thoe line steel engravings of il
Declaration of Independence for
sale by J. A. dimming.
The doll fair at the opera hous
. this evening by the ladies of tin
Vnited Presbyterian church will
be unique and interesting.
Some ol tne latest styles of ele
gant led lonnges can Ik? seen :'
Kortmi.ler & irviug's, as they havt
" just received a-large invoice.
A large lot of white, sc.ulet and
gray blankets ,oiiig at t !.-",
f:5.L0, $4.0), former price $1.7ii,
$2.50 $4.00 aud fo.OO at Searls.
Pianos, organs and paintings
J' . Come and select a Xmas present
t:iat will last a lifetime and do nl
the family gooil at Mrs. Hymans
r- ' Wm. Patterson, of Fox Valley,
IL.'was in the city Monday and mail
li.nai prooi oeiore inecouuiy cm ti.
iioon his homestead entry at that
place.
Even Portland is complaining of
muddy Btreet. Albany will con
.tinue" with the saiue complaint
every winter until " her business
,-itreets is paved.
SDCcial attention is called :o
j.-Muejller A Oarr'ut's Xuiasalv. t.i
r. cauteries ami socianies they guai
antee to sell ciieaier than ai y
house in the city.
The dance given at the armorv
' . last evening, was a successful at d
enjoyable ali'tir. Excellent musi.
..was' furnished by the panis!i
minstrels.
A glasi ball shooting macth f r
"turkeys will take place at I'lain
. ; view qri; ChrisUnas day. It will
Hrfot'owed by h ball in the eve
. ning.
. . The Oregon Pacific pay car
' passed over the road 5a tin day and
Monday, and the paymaster ilis
tribnted sajurie-ct i the variolic
" employes along tire road.
Picturesque .photogranh, plush
'overed autograph ami elegant
scrap alliums given away tor
nail cash investmest at Hnl.ii ,V
Dawson's new drug store, French'
' .eorneti
John flolman, suiierintenileu
of the Albany Iron Vmk, isull'i-i
in-; from a severe burn receivtd
about the hands and lace, causeil
; . by Hying particles of iimlti ii
imetal when making a cist a t'-u
days ago
'Warren Hiillierf, "who was
rested Saturd.iy on a narge
assault u xn the p rsoii.of V
Hendricson, at the shooting m i
or
Cll
that afternoon, plead guiltv
in
Kecorder llenlon's court Mond
morning and paid a tine 1 $10.
A Jetitioll is bein t circular d
among the citizens of B'owi.vil-e
ami vicinity to tl e Stale Leg slu
turn for nil appropriation u pi,
which to asisr tin budding i-f a
wagon road to the v;.s timtierlet
and Calapooia mines 1 tie ie
tion isJieing very frcelv fcigntd.
C'hrintlaniaed MiEwllan.
. A Chinaman' named Venn Fain,
reveive I 'hn lite of biptisin at t' e
Baptist church miii-I.iv. Three
'yonng eop!e were also b.iptised
" A class of twelve yoiing M-.ng..I ans
arteml regularly ihe missioiiaiy '
hool of the Baptist church.
ABOUT IMMIGRATION.
Some Money m d Eff.rt U N tiled
Orfg.iiiin: to Ioore I'rogiesa-
1'roa
In let'eience to the iiiiiulier of
immigrant seekine; huiues: in tl.c
Nortiiwe-ft The DalU-aTiiiics-Moiiii
taincer thinks t h it luorc vioioutj
ettorts aie ncded from Oreoiiiaus
to let noiuest-t'ki'is know what a
u're.it countiy this sta'e is.
To receive d -suable accessions
to our jMipiihition il is only ncces-
sary to let the tact ! known, ami
to this end tin- liberal exH-ndilnre i
of money is tin' most :nlvi
economy. Mitlxiics should lie
kept of tie-yield per acre of wheat
ami oIIk-i' cereal.--, and -l I lie annual
I product l orchar.is and v neyard
; and those .should he pre.-cntcd in
it leailalilc shape to people in the
east." Industrious, thrifty people
Hill ! no iiiiuiv to ur countrv
ami perhaps may gw- u.s new ih a
of trade ami lii.-iiiess development.
it niuy not tie conducive to Hie
tdgli dert-u of 411101 ahd liapp.m-ssj
; ij s .
ni.ot our i uiens that new I
blool slioul i be ii.lii.iuced into I missioners of Multnomah county,
communities, now languishing in j Oregon. Win. Galleway, connty
peace and coin fort: bin it would ; judge ; D. B. Kinttery, Thonias W.
undoubtedly cause new indu.-ti ies Perry, county commissi n
lo be put in operation, ami give j crsot Yamhill county, Oregon.
woik to many breau winners
where few are employed now.
We have as much respect tori
the pio' eers of Oregon as anyone,
and have a high veneration for our
ancestors who plodded through
.i,,, ri,i : llt..,milJ
ia i)t.fol.t' the age of sfclu
ami electricity ; lint we Jo not ile
crease this admiration tor pluck
and fortitude by taking advantage
of the improved methods of travel
now bting used Neither would
Or. tonians show the least disre-.-jiect
to the hardy and courageous
pioneers of the tifties and eailiei
years, who formed this great ami
growing common wealth out of the
primeval forest, and against almost
insuperable obstacles to civiliza
tion, ably advocating a stride for
ward and east of the advancetneii
of sister states. We nu:st rele
ate i he ox-teaui to its proper
! ep jch in the history ot the state,
I and he in favor of the railroad,
steamboat, electric and cable car.
I By so doing we shall build wiser
' t!-:ui we know, and coming gener
j ati -us, w hen Oregon shall assume
I 'ier proper posi iou as the garden
i -not and coiiiii.eu ial
Northwest, will not
mart of the j
sav t hat we j
i lived sellishly, only for our
per
so!:i! n tcrests. out that we were
en.il.d .i'lal credit with those
r... bsav
I: :! S ai.'!
I HWurs ''I S'lVa"e
i ,7.L. L... "V .?.
' I- the star ol em-1
pi re in !;n- . o Itiwestern corner 01
the union.
i OMe.l I'rinler 01 the Stale.
j E. Warner, of the Oregon City
! Enterprise, i rohahle beats the
imiud distinction of being ihe o'd
est active compositor in the state
of Oregon. For il years this ven
erable old veteran has arned an
honest subsistence w ith the stick
ind rule, and even in this, Un
closing quarter of his 7:ld, year on
earth, he continues in the profes
sion to w hich he has adhered since
boyhood, with an activity, ami an
.ilacrilvand ze.il, that would do
credit to one of half his age. lb-
walks nearly two miles to a i from
his home mght and morning, and
isal iavs prompt, accurate, and
comp iral i vc-l y rapid. Tobacco ami
strong dunk have never entered
his month, v. bile the lower
Mcicties and vices have always
lound in him an uncohqueratM
i n my.
A ol.l Swim.
Suiid.iv evening as a carriage
load i'f guests were returning H,m
a wedding in the south, in -irurhsi
of the city they met w it i a queer
mi-hap w hen crossing t -mtiaiii
canal. The horses did not readily
cr.ss the biiilge, and WnttiM- Mon
tague got out and a' - ikI to
lead them across. o-.e ihem
-prang sidevvays in such a manner
as to push him oil' into the roaring
wateis of the canal, and down he
went to the liottom, all dr. ssed in
his best suit of Sunday clothes.
"Cm you swiiu?" called one of
the parly. "Of course," he re
marked as he climbed shivering
up the bank, and hurried home
for dry clothing.
The Keatton Why.
Why is it that Klein Bros can
all'oiil to sell boots and sho-s so
reasonable '.' Because tie y are
ho h practical shoe makes and
make their expenses bv work
ing on the siioe bench, and any
Uot or shoe you buy of them, no
matter what kind it is, man,
woman or childs. that r.p, run
over or the sole rips loose, thev
repair them tor you free of charge, j
and as they do all the work them-1
selves, thev don't charge von 25 toi
"0 cents a pair extra for a warrant
to pay some shoemaker to repair
them for vou. 'I hey also make a
specialty of repairing rublier boo's.
I'rII Hi Fine.
ieo. Willis, proprietor r,f a
blacksmith shop on Ellsworth
street, observed a boy driving one
of Lis cows into the city pound
across the str.-et yesterday morn-
ing
boV
alld he proceeded to seize the
and remove him from the
horre I tie buy, w hose name is
l ainplx 11, had Willis arrested for
assault. Ihe 'att r plead guilty !
in Recorder Denton's com land!
paid a 'ine of $". j
A l erial Invltali.m. j
j The citizens of Albany and vi- !
: cinity are specially invited to call:
j and examine my d'-sptavof holiday ;
! goods, no matter w helhei v.n wi h i
lu purchase oi not, it w id i-ost yi u ;
. ;.iioiiiim i" iook ar mi- iieauriiu! 1
i displav of useful as well as orna-'.
' mental aitic'es. I adit-s and gents i
i'::t lies a Sleci;thv.
F. M Fiii-noi,
The Corner Jew eh v Store.
FIXE DRE S E 1 1 CHICK K X .
ONLY 25.-. AT
M FELLER GARRETT'S
ANOTHER Si ATE CONVENTION.
The following circular has just
been sent out to the various conn
t v commissioners throughout the
state:
M kick ok Coi-nty Commissioners f
Mll.TNOMAH Coi ni y, .
I'uKTHMlOl!., IK . 1.5, I8.H.
To the Honorable Count y t'ommia
si rs I ii:M i.KMi :x : It ha8 lieen
siti'Mol that the county commis
sioners of this state hold aconven
t'on at the courthouse, in thiscily,
.I.inuarv l', lS'.M. and confer with
eaeli oilier in rejiaiU to roal lawn
an. I other matters of importance
which will tie brought I it-lore the
convention previous to the meet
ing of the legislature, and we
think united action on our part
will pofsibly have a veiy lienelicial
icstilt to the entire state.
should you think favorably of
t'nis convention, you will be
kind cnoiiuli to write voiir approval
immediately to l. M. Purine,
care Kelly, Dunne & Co., of this
citv. Respectfully yours, J. C.
Alorel'Jck. county judge; D. M
I'unne, II. Mone, connty com
All a M intake.
An item has been going the
rounds ot the newpapcrs of the
s'att that I'.iowi sville bad raised
tl.e salo. n license to $1"3H) per
annum anU tliat two saloons had
taken out license at this amount.
Tiu Brownsville Times says this
is a mistake, as the license has not
been raised and the town kas o ily
one saloon. The item may have
orig'nally referred to Brownsville,
Texas, w here whisky is in greater
demand.
To Set lie the Indian.
The vover'unent might choose
I easv ways t f settling the pres. nt
trouble with the Sioux Indians.
The Eugene Register suggest e this
plan : Secure the enlistment o'
all those unerring mountaineer;
j shooters who "thought-he-was-a-
ueer. and lound it was a man,
and turn them loose 'among the
Sioux with an abundance of am
munition and instructions to
"blaze away" at everything that
wriggles.
The Veteran of IHI i.
Those who participated in the
jii. A. K. play "The Veteran of
1SH'," uml others n bo are willing
i no icpiuuiniiun,
'also all who have books ol tiie
. , , . .
i. A. It. hall on Wednesday even
ing Dec. 17, at 7 o'clock. By order
of the committee.
LINN COONTT BIBLE SOCIETY.
At the annual meeting of the
I, inn County Bible Society held in
this city S imrday evening the fol
lowing officers were elected:
Rev. B. Fisher, president; the
resident pastors, vice-presidents;
Bev. James F. Stewart, secretary ;
John Foshar, treasurer; H. M.
Robertson. D. P. Mason, J. B.
Cougill, b. M. Montanye and W.
W. Crowder, executive committee.
The report of the depository
showed tin t bibles and testameri's
h-ve been sold during the year to
the value of 155.45. There are on
hand books valued at $52.80. The
collections taken at the annual
meetings for the bible cause
amounted to S4.35.
A resolution was adopted asking
the various pastors to take collec
tions in their respective churches,
during the year, for the bible
cause.
The following work has Lcii
done in Oregon and Washington
luring the last seventeen years:
Families visited 80,424
Families found destitute . . . 5,844
Destitute families supplied . . 4,077
! leetitute persons supplied . t.2!H.l
The following statistics show tot
general work of the American
Bible Society :
Volumes circulated in 74 years,
52,7otl,075 : volumes circulated dur
ing the last year, 1,405,057, of
whi;h 5ii2,717 were in foreign
lauds; families visited during the
last six years, ,;0!),G28 ; families
found witnout the scriptures,
757,581 ; destitute families sup
plied, 47:,804 ; individuals sup
plied in addition, 2SK,0.'.".
APOLLO CLUB.
The music furnished by the
"Apollo Club," at :he opera house
to night will cjns:st of tne follow
ing selections.
PART I.
"Simple Hmoii."
His Name.
Simon s march and h.s meeting
with tne crally vender ol p es.
Simon's cheeky and hopeless
request. The Pieman's prompt
aud star; ling question.
Simon's humiliating confession.
Remarks suggested bv the lore-
going tale.
I-ART II.
"Onward .Marching."
Who is Mrs. Abbott?
MAICKIKlr.
U VAX D W EM'OIM At tne l.rldeV
rcsiiii-iice near this citv on uiulst
-veiling Dee. 14 IS'.KI, M.. H. j.
Kysin and .Mrs. Annie (i. ).iveiqio.it,
tieorge lliiniplney, Ksq. olticlaling
An enjoyalik- reception was t mleieit
the li ippy eoliple Ly their fr.emls.H lio
j. inei in exteiid'ng hearty erngratn.
lations, and w.shing tliem a pro.- Der
mis married life.
IIOKN.
I'OWEI.I. On Dec. 13, 1S!M, to Uie
wife of Mr. Horace Powell, an eight
p uml s n.
V OTICE-AII person
li ini; I'lalmii
it a-ainet the 'a'e L. S.
; ill j.lesw prefeot tbein to I., H. Montsnve,
; nt bis oltic , or to me at Alhunv. Oregon
WALLACfc F. HEAP.
&1Q A MONTH-WAX rEU -A irirl to do
. J A antral hwiitW"rL Aupl a, tbe
r s 'l.ntroi Mis. V. Cxiel, F.iurili and Jack
sou street. V jei til pvi Uiumb.
BROWNSVILLE HEWS.
Eoonraging Reports From the CUpoou
Mines--Newsy Nntei.
BieiWNsVILLK, Dec. 15. I)r.
(Jeorge W. Cox, on Thursday suc
cessfully performed the oeration
of removing, iroin the eye of a
young man named Roberts, a Urge
splinter of steel, which new from
a wedge that was lieing driven in
to a log.
X. B. Standish, who on Tues
day it-turned from the Calapooia
mines, reKrts the snow knee deep
on the Summit mountain, and the
weather extremely cold. He brings
with him some samples of decoin
Msed quart., taken f n m the lower
tunnel of the Lucky Boy, that is
very rich with gold, assays made
by the Everett Chemical works of
Ttcouia, giving leturns of $o to
the ton, with traces of silver. This
very favorable showing has
impressed the stockholders with
great faith in the paying qualities
of the L icky Boy, and as soon as
t'le weather will permit, a stamp
mill will Ire created and thoiough
ly woik the pay n.ck, a large
amount of which is in sight and on
the dump.
The 8th, was pav day at the K.
W. M. Co, and $1500 was dis
bursed to operatives.
B F. Child-, on Monday left for
Seattle to dispose of 1000 head of
mutton sheep, which he has been
fattening on his ranch three miles
north of Brownsville.
Mis Maggie White, on Thursday
visited Albany, returned home on
the following Friday.
Mrs. Kane an't daughter of
Council Bluffs, Iowa, on Thursday
left to visit friends in Montana.
Married, D.h:. II, 18JU, at the
residence of Rev. . R. PricharJ,
Albany, W. M. Sawyer and Miss
Hattie Archibal. The happv
couple returned home to Browns
ville on the following dav, and on
Friday evening, at the residence
of II. B. Moyer, entertained their
many friends, and were serenaded
by the Cornet Brass Band.
Dr. R. II. Curl, on Saturday re
turned home from Scio.
R. L. Blanchard of Albany, re
turned home on Saturday, having
been notified of the extreme illness
of his infant child.
Dr. Henry of South Brownsville,
on Tuesday left for Tualatin,
Washington Co. to attend the bed
side of bis nephew, who is ex
tremely ill.
Dec. 1 5! h, election day. Hie fol
lowing tickets will Ire contested.
Ticket Xo. 1, for president of the
council, C. P. Roby ; for Treasurer,
C. E. stanard, for Marshal, J.
Sender ; for Recorder, J. E. Knapp ;
for councilman, R. C. Warner, K.
X. Thompson, W. B. Blanchard,
and C. Elswick. Ticket Xo. 2.
For president of council, E. P.
Roby; for Treasurer, C. E.
Stanard ; for Marshal, W.J. Moore ;
for Recorder, Win. A. Dinn ; for
coiincilmem, J. K. McIIargue, J.
C. Bilyeu, .las. Shea and" J. P.
Cooley.
E. L. McKinney of Portland, is
visiting family relatives of this
place.
On Monday, Attorney Garland,
of Lebanon, was transacting legal
business at this place.
On the evening of Dec. 11th, a
meeting of citizens a as held at the
city hall, on which occasion the
following committees were ap
pointed to attend the arranging
lor a Christmas tree celebration to
take place on the evening of lec.
2lth. Committees are as follows:
of arrangements of finance, of
music, of tree committee, of decor
ation, receiving and distributing
preset. ts. The public generally is
invited, and a good time is antici
pated. (Jeo'i-e Cishow, has recovered
from s ..ie relapse, and is again
on n.e etreets.
Daniel Richards of (iold Hill, is
visiting Brownsville frienos.
Miss Addie (iibler and sister
who have been travelling with a
concert troup, passed Sunday with
their mother at this place.
The Union I'aciflc.
Is the only line running two
fast trains daily from Portland to
Omaha, St. Paul, Kansas City,
Chicago, St. Louis and all points
East and South. Buy your tickets
of C. G. Raw lings, foot of Broad
albin street, Albany.
The Ladies' Bazaar has hun
dreds of good and useful articles
for holiday gifts.
Where to Get
Christmas Caotlies !
In selecting randies, nuts and
Christmas Confections, fresh
goods, generous measure and low
prices will be secured by purchas
ing them of
JOHN ISOM,
AT THE
Alby Soda Works.
For the holidays be ha broken
mixed candy at 15 rents per iound
Oi- two Kund9 for 25 ceiils.
Choice candies and lion lions in
fancy packets for Christinas pres
ents, candies and confections of
every description.
He has a very large assortment
of nuts of every kind, and will
make special rates on all goods in
large orders for Christinas trees,
parties, etc.
;tioods sold to deaWia at
Portland pi ices.
T30orr lnjj shok
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FOR THE
Fine shoes, from $2 00 to $0 50
Hue slippers, a'l prices, Elegant
stvles and shades.
minim
I V 1 I U lli.l
Toe slippers, plain and lreadd. j
Oxfords and 'J' ie for heme mid street wear.
A. Dolge's Felt Slues a d S;ippc:s -iha be.-l ma. iut the thin"
for comfort, w inter eveniiu s.
-Finc Shot:
-FOB
HOYS, J J- MISSICS-; !
FOR THE GENTLEMEN:
Slipp-rs in Piii-h and Velvet. Ol I i '.. Bio vn. Olive and othei
Shades, lound with Klegant Coloie.l l. alhei.
tiOAT, KID AND P VTEN V LE V I'll ER OX Ft )KD TIES.
For wear, for lit and for look
in the State.
SAMUEL
fliWE WISH TO
TO
-AND VICINITY
That we no.v have the liir'.'st. and mot complete stock of boots nd
shoes ever shown in Alhany, O.ir assortment of Men' and Boys' Kip and
Calf Boots and Shoes is complete, and we can fi any foot, tie it lean or fat.
Our line of rubber li.xits and snoes is i.oii.eii than txviNTHE city, and
LAST YEAR'S I'KICES.
OUR HOLIDAY SLIPPER
Line eomnrise a beautiful asortni
plush, Uuwia calf in color, a!ln;aliii-.
f I 0!) to l III. Our line of
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s : . s :
s : : s ;
Comprise ail the lateft novelties in
and velvet, ranging in prices from SV-
Ladies' and Misses' Dress Sloes
In hat A and machine M-wcd, are in tin- :not Standard Makes in the
United States. We also have a lull line ladies' and nii--' oil grain, dr
strain, calf lined and uulined, in button Mid l ice, at Eatek Pi: n t. Out
lii.e of
.lA'.Y'V AX) HOYS' DRESS SHOES
trU c .raplete in all stvles. and at I,.we-r I'imckh. O n .'o id are 11
desirable styles and latest novelties all the altraeliv- e Mii'iinalioiis in l'.o'it
and Oxfords. Turn and Welt. Also .-sprin r Ui--I r.r l lie little ones i irreat
variety in desiirn. the latest ; in uial.-i ia1, ihe li.iest; in workni inhi, the
best of all. It is our nurioe t carry a line of boot ami shoe eoutiiiniii-;
more styles than any bouse in Albany.
LET TS CALL YOril A I'VE XI loX
OT . .1... f..t II...I I...... ... I....... M.i.1
I I. lilt- t ."ini J' ' ' " '
eli.-li-e- lied, i- h'n b they arc sold . lur r i.cu e are b.u .-r limn !! ol
any house in Albany - the reui; is l.l'A'K'I I'KI F.3 1 V t l..i ci.-b. tiiyt
us a trial ann .-..in in. e.i.
OUR MOTTO
.W(V- Surrijii-fi (Jiirtltfi for
Shoe Hit'l Sri! OfM lliijht.
til Cnndo nll by Is Ihal Itlp
Charge.
KLEINBROSJ
FLENN BLOCK, - -
AnnnniiMAnl I
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LADiES
er pair.
Plush am
d Velvet.in the favorite,
(liill
AND ; ! (UHLDIiKX .
onrf.i .t-.-.ear i nniiul he excelled
& YOUNG.
ANNOUNCE!
-nt of ni -n's eiu'iroidi-red velvet and
an t fancy calf, r.iniii in price from
L I . P . P : E : R : s :
L : I . P : P : E : R : :
l : I : P : P : E : R s :
om lunation and color., in f.-lt, plush
to J'i ."i. Our line of
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t
(iiimil'ilif Sell Efir-'i- loot. itml
r Itnntlvrr Will he Krpairrtl Free of
VERY RESPECTFULLY.
- ALBANY, OREGON.
on innnnt'
mm
Clinstmas
AND WlSfHOLIDAY
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ft " tf Keauliml ;. ils T tr tlitf A .ir-:-li Ij .
r.'fl ing Holidxy Seniun. I j f--
Y j I 'iiiisistiiiir o toilit i-in-c. ji'i'-sli ami II
r-fM I leath-r alliii-n. elesr -.-.fain stand. I
, 1 mauii ur.- s -ts and - .1.1 pens, a'so tine
line . f rt work, and novelties vntal. e I
l for M fi. I vo in-.'. Onr price I !" y -sir 1
1 Oil a:l Kind f holid iy goo U ' feirjrij- 1 , t
B ln jly o a-id the imii'ic i 'uvit -d h i m!1 jj , i
1 4ii "i. tlii? Ii.itiui 'll lioliltv in.---i'. Vj I I
li I Uc take pli-iu-e in sle.-.vinj mirironl- IB j.
whether veil wish to purchae r i.d:, II ': j
1-IK-iT STREET, Near Revere House. ALB "NY, OR.
5 n n h
For the
A Fine
Diamonds,
I nulCf-
Sl-iil I 1) UJ I? 1 I) V
An le-raii- assortnit it t' (t il l .iiid'Silve-;- In a-l-l
lunhrellas and (ioM II failed tains.
All the latest nov ltics in j-vt liv f in k :.M)U
I I . EWART'S,
THE LEADlNii JEWELER.
HOLD ON
-
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THOS.
Will soon have the line.l
other holi.lay goinln ever broiii;'il
I lilr.li nl 1 1 1. m i-e.i ..1. .t
t'ani.eis yi t s.w. I n.l l'.o ;.'
ai'lC- I aiii.- .ii-i. l.i. :.l.d sn.e yo-ir fruit.
i AMMUNITION
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