Morning daily herald., December 24, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

T1TK MOKNINO 1IEKALI); WE1)NBS1A V . DECEAIHEIJ 24,
ON SALE.
The Daily IIkrai.o will be on
ale each, morning at II. J. Jones'
book store, where it in le procure!
at 5 cents er copy.
JOTTINOt AB1 t TOWN,
Silk mutilers at Searls. .
Hold spectacles at French's.
The days are growing longer
now. , .j.,'" .
Diaries for 18!)1 at IK J-l Jones'
liook storf . ... ....
Diamond jewel rv in every design
at Will St Stark " ' " '
Mr. J. J. Reed of Lebanon was
in thiB city yesterday ..-...,
Fresh oranges, bananas and
other fruit at Parker Eros. : .' ..
A large line of the most beauti
ful diamonds at Will Si Shirk's.
Cheapest place to huy voui
Christina!! prepen's Is at Searls'
Christinas will come ami iro, anil
(now ami ice will not lie known.
The Southern Pacitie pav car
p is.1 over the road yesterday,
g i -H south. "'" L
Mrs. F.ridgeford and daughter.
Vm. Dawson, are ill at their home
i his pity.'
Montgomery, secretary, of
t ireen Basin Lumbering Co.,
w as in tlie city yesterday.
The masipierv'e h:ill to be iriven
on New Year eve promises to he
a brilliant affair.
Miss Anna Farrell returned
'Vster.Iay from a two weeks visit
to friends in P.rownsville.
W. A. McGhee, principal of the.
Sc'o school, is spending the holi
days with nis family In re.
Master Melia Kwert. wlio lias
lieen at Oakland for several
months, has rettiined home.
I have a few albums :r ! glove
boxes that I will sell for ': than
cot to close. .. V.. C. uls. .
Miss, Uussie Lavton came ii
fr.ini Pirtlanl last eveninir, and
will remain during the holidays.
Miss Belle Feeler came up lat
evening from. Putland .ty-vpen.l
the holidays with relatives in this
city. ;
First street pnented an ani
!i!atl apiearance laci evening. I
Holiday shoprM-'rs-wer out in (nil
force. . .
Tlie Sisters Academy -Hosed
si hiMil closed heboid ycfterday. fi
the holiuays, ami the public s-Ik o'
w ill close to-day.
Cyrm Pollleiueir ami family of
Seattle, are visiting relatives in
this city, during the holidays, the
LMi,.ts of Mrs. Iannis Miller.
Not hing would lw moie appro
priate for a prese.it to a child o:
itiiss tlian- one ot- thisc stylish
ready made dresses;at the Ladies
I'.aaar.
Parties desiring e tnines for tb
New S'ear's iiMsrpitiraile ' r:il;
s'uould call upon Will St Link, a
their music store in the opera
house building. ' .
If you want to make a friend a
nice Christmas picsent. go to Will
tt Stark's. There you . w;!l tin I
jr-welrv an I silverware to suit tjie
n.ost fas idious, t
The new Baptist paroonage is
completed ami will h oc upid by
the pastor, Kev. ie. W. 1 1 ill in a
few days. Ii is a neat and coni
i.indius reS'dence. m
Bes-t nialitv oi raisia-1, citron,
orange and lemon jecl, .iiite
ciiTants, d ttcs ami fin, anil many
.her good thing .at Ki'ii'topV
cash grH-ery store nc.Ci.tlce P. .
The memlters of the Apollo Club
gave Mr. I ieo. Keeney a farewell
so-.al on Monday night which wa
ft very pleasaet all'air. Mr. Keeney
inteiidd spending several months
i i California and An. j;ia. ,
Will II. "-Warner and llar-r
Crinor have .h aseU. the,' Albany
op.-ra house, cJuunenciug January
Wt, for two years.- They, will mak
a s iccessf ul caUjr for the theatre
I iv.ng public. "., -
Ifauseiiian Caa fied an addition
of fortv blocks tO'tlje-tity of.
Brow nsville an
an odilition of two blocks to Leba
non. Linn eounty cities are grow
ing both in 3ie and prosperity..
Walter Bartges, bagg:-.ge master
on the Oregon Paciitc train to'ttie
bay, yesterday started with his
family for la ton, Wash., to spend
the lioiitlays wilb bis parents.
.1 li:iiV t.'amp!i 11 Jills Lis pl.we
dill ing his atisenee.
.frs. I iilbert is prip.nd to do
Ire.-smaking of all kinds. Shu has
employed a first cla.-s ilrtssmancr
ti'oiu Sacramento, and il!guaran
l. e sat intact ion on ' all kinds of
work. Childrti.'s g.innents a
specialty, licalion, tiial street
o'.er the ( Joldcu Ktile. Baraan
Uememlier t ho gran.t masipH'r
ade hull New Yc.tr'. eve, el Hit
opera house. Masks ill m i lx;
rt inove-1 iiiiti miilnu"!. a.ciiiit:
lights, nioonliglit d-itii e a-nl otln i j
lew attractions will inf rodu.-cd. !
Spectators' recei ved seats-at Will
& Link's music s ore.
l'l;e Moiio.-.iiii c.i :.dv ai.il fruil
palace, next to tlie Levetc Hous.i,
o. i i!' th s nioiiiing with' a line
hue ..f I reiu b caio.ies, lints and
tiopi il fruits, otanp-.-, Calitoima
ait. I Japan, and ti.e tinc-t m:-poi'j-il
and Key W-Ht cigars m tin
city.
The .Monogram, ivfifrh o;nr.v
this morning, is oi.e of th,! tiin-l
confectionery t tores imrth i t
Portland. Mr. Pnxnicke, ti e pio
jirietor, nnders'ands his b-wtnevj
thoroughly, and. will 1117: it tie;
large trade' lie ' w ill. mrely c 111
nund. Christmas Coming; fitle chil
dren, old women, young women.
young men, ami everynouy is mi.- t
nig forward to it ; Christmas wi!l
be here to-innrro.w-, and Im-I wi . n ;
midnight. and dayhg it-of 1 burs-1
day, Santa Claus wdl fail do.n -
manv chimneys and ciimh mi! :
again leaving preserds for lift e I
foik end big folk sr.
THE HOLIDAY 8LA30N.
It Will Not Be a Doll Ctanst.nai iu Albanj
. Tb jY ar. 8 -i
Tli m- who ha.e said Ibat it
would he a lull Christmas in-. Al
l.itii v this sen huh will have to take
it all back. Preparations have iieen
iiii.de to celebrate this joyous holi
day in nn appropriate manner.
Tiie.sitiw- iudowa in the business
street tiave. presented a beautiful
Spectacle for many days, and much
shopping has been done by old and
jo'ing. . - .
To-n;g'it, Christmas eve, the
various churches will hold the
usual Chriptmas eve exercises, and
tiiesu spacious edifices, adorned
f r the occasion, will be a scene of
happinrss for" the little folks, as
fiiey receive and witness .1 dis
i'ibiiton of presents from the
brilliantly laden Christinas tn-es.
Cusiness men have been enj y
ing a brisk trade, the people gen
erally nave lieen prosperous, and
inhere is nothing to prevent a
j-yii9'oh8tYvMiic of the good old
'customs ".Fiat surround Christinas
' '.y. .u .1 wincii it tlie happiest
H' 'Inlay o: all the year.
An Ore);. ilnii Kail nay Wreck.
There was another railroad
wreck on the recently widened
narrow gauge .Monday this time
r.ear Scio.. As a mixed Mssenuer
and freight . was running along
f oni ('obtt'r to Woodbiir.i near
(rabtu-e. five miles north .of Sv.o,
i:ie raii spread and a couple of
freight cars were thrown from the
irack, one being badly wrecked.
V box car loaded with wheat was
thrown from the track and is in
'he ' titch-'to 'one .-..aide. The
t --neks of the other one l ft the
trark, but it can soon le iigl.td.
Hie cars that .went off being to
fie rear of the t ain, the balance
if the t'ain went on north. No
me was hurt and the accident ie
not an expensive qne.
New Coal .IIIiik.
The' Fast Oregoiiian p..ys that
I'. M. Johnson, Jot 1 11 tiro ins, Lou
i 'owns, N-Ln-ipo'ir, Win. Folsoui
and .1. A. Clifford have tiled a
.itice witli the countv clerk, lo--tiu-;
a ledge of coal 15 miles
i ii .east of Alba and five miles
I ..in Peterson's meadows in a
!. -rih west direction. This is sup-
-ed to lie the results of a iliscov
e y of eual made hv some hunters
1 the lied of a little creek near
ili.l.i.vav Sorings, an account of
1. .'. ..a- g.veii in Him paper,
rl.ii. aiii- -..ive named their
the 1'inii'i. . i-oal mine. It is
. iiniurexl t.iai '. A. Chapman, of
:'endletou, i.o is absent on an
..tleged hunting tour, is gravitat
ing around in the vicinity of the
ew.'IiEcotcrj-,. looking after coal
oeptcls.
KiiildlUK a New Host
At IVriTand a fine new steamer
s Tiefng built for "service' 011 tlie
ipper Willamette. It is the
iOierty of Aberuethy Bros, and
.'.Idri lge, oi Marion county, and
.till be completed ready for the
trial Uip by Jan 10th. Its model
is siuii'ar to that of the Hoag, the
itrereuce being that she is o
fighter draft. Her machinery will
h tirst-clai-a and she will be in
very respebt thoroughly equipped,
the cost of the vessel being nearly
flS.iHM, She is built especially
f it tlie.upper liver service, uiid
vioiiiii tlie. patronage be- such as
i permit it site Mill ply steadily
itweeu up-river iioints auu
I'oijhyid ' 'if
': vSsleni ilraiio rHcr -
''Vnljtajt'-Sahnday in -Salem the
1 illiiig "officei b ' " for ' Salem
Iraiige were ' elected for
! sill : Worthy Master, V--. M. A.
vIlrito; Overseer, .1. It. Slump;
'leeturerj: Jno P. liobertson,
Stevrirtv; 'Clara ; E. SmiMi;
tiijarti. t)livr ' Jory vi iv.plain,
VJL Smith; Treasure , i.eo II.
(Jroisan; ecretary, LyOia Leaho;
i rate-xKeepert Mrs. J. Miller ; Ceres,
ls3. CIettyjohn ; Pomona, Mrs.
t. I' Koi(!irMra Mr... 1'liornA
iwsror.i:. Ladv"'As''t Steward. Mrs.
Vatl. W. M. Hillearv. secretary
'e.,the Wo SUte Granae.has
oeru iih iin44iiBuiii nic ouiccia
; iltteJieilvKi'n Jan. 6.
1891.
ia the' Prophecies.
-lier. Miles Urant is giving a
srie of lectures at the W. C. T,
l". hall in this city on the sul'jaaU-'
t I roptiecies. 1 lie second one
io the course was givcu. to au in-:-rested
audience last evening.
. Ie illustrates his lectures with an
mniense chart and displays great
erudition upon biblical matters,
and predicts the end of the present
iMKich with apparent accuracy.
Uuuae Literel.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I Crosby, on
r -tuming home' the other evening
und a man in the house just on
be Hjint oT helping himself to
ifial he' lancied. He ran away
iiefore his identity could he es
tablished. n. .:. . . v
- Spt-clal Niitlre,
Yoi'Carp- iTsp"ct fully requested,
to take ' v sp'eial notice of our
I'h'rLfalas' list'of choice poultry,
iuiiti; candies, nuts and our staple
and fancy grxN-erim. Also he sure
; o call and secure a bargain in tine
j c tpdies . at tlie. lowest prices to
I Veevai! to-day only,
j Mi Ki.11 u 'i i MiKKrr.
' The tlii-.n I'aeiiir.
I Is the only line itiniuug two j
; last trains daily from Portland to
j Omaha,'-St. ' Paul, Kansas City,
It'hi'cago, St. Louis and all-points
Fast and South. Buy your tickets
! of G-. i'i Rawiings, foot of Broad
i albin street, Albany.
ItiilliUy llonk.
Lacier call Mis. Ilvtiiati's and
; . ... r,ier ,or ,i1H i,1Venile
for Christmas. Tlie latest
- out
.
The bst make of gold iens
French's, at reduced price.
at
ROBBLD AT THE DEPOT.
Rev.
B. 0. Mlohiel Hsu au Exp.riisco
With Peudleton Thieves. , new sto k ot gde'd-: ; -'.
" .Messrs Bombs; Rousssean are in
The East Orcg-.iniaii tells the ' Albany on brisuicflj.'.- '-,-following
incident, to a former: Melvin Bon I is eim'ndinjr Christ
iana county rcsid.t t- Key. L. ln:ls at r,js ,onie ilt tJljH
G. Alichael, presiding elder ol the mi. : : -. . ' ,
M. E. chinch south, was robb.-d !
in Pendleton last night, lie was
at the depot, waiting lor the west
bouud train to convey him to
lleppner, and hud let 1 his over
coat and vaiise on a teat in the
wailing room while be went to
purchase a ticket. When be re
turned these articles were gone.
In the valise weie a number of
hymn books, a bible, and religious
literature of every description.
It is to be hoped that, the thief
will experience a change ot heart
by their ierusal and renounce his
nefarious occupation.
The satchel ai.d overcost were
afterward found iiiil.;rneat!i the
sidewalk on lower Webb siieet,
where liiey had been hidden by
the thief.
Otlicers are alter the scalawag,
and l.e a ill be brought to justice
if possible.
BKOWtlSVILEE NOTES,
BuoWNYll.l.g, li.C. '''!.
Iow license for IStil.
Electric .igbts i.t the I'.. W. M.
Co.
Christmas tiee celebrations at
Null hand Vuih Brownsville. .
Busy tii lies, merch tuts selling
large n nan 1 it.es ol bohday oialn.
II F, Chillis, returned from
Seattle o.i Wednesday.
City election passid i ll itiietlv
with a clem sue" : fi r sal-ions.
Daniel H'ehard, on Wednesilay
returned tiome o A-liland.
I'.. V. Eiiiikutl'cr lefi for I'otllaiid
on Saturday.
Tlie inf. Mil child ol U L. B'anch
aid, w bo for tW'i weeks past has
lieen severely il', a rapidly re
cvering. Tolbert Carter and wife oi Wells
station, are the guests of Squire
Averill and family
I. B. I'litman, returned home
fiom Salem, on Monday.
J. M. Mover, on Tuesday left
for Portland.
O.i Monday W. B. Kirk, paid
Albany a visit.
. Mits Hattie f hisiiey of Albany,
is visiting (1 lends ol tins plaee.-
Mack y Bivs. have returned
from Eastern Oregon, erected a
tent at tins place an I resumed
the photi graphing business.
On Saturday the leniains of
Miss Mmner Elder, daugh.er of
Mrs. Itogers of Scio, were buried
in the Baotist cemetery, two miles
north of Brownsville.
H. Moore, late of California, has
with his family moved into the
William Smith iarm, south of
Brownsville.
Miss Lela (iriiiios. i.s sutreting
from scarlet fever.
The protracted meeting being
held by Kev. Bowersox. has lceii
a great success.
John I., the youngest son of
Professor (Jarkuid, of tlie B10.1 ns
ville jschool, on Saturday fell and
received a broken ami, :iie injured
member was i-et hv I'r.inn. W.
Cox " -
U During the past week, Joseph
arnson, sold to lr. Llier, ItiO
acres of land, at 2-j.ini (er acre,
the property is two miles south of
Brownsville.
Smith brothers, have rented
store formerly occupied by
Misses. Aichibal.
the
the
TBE MEWS AE00T TANuENT.
E. L. Bryan is building a nice
residence in Tangent, which is al
ready rented for one yiar. .
..Tangent still on the improvo.
Mr, Doss Turner is bnildim; an
addition o bis house. .
: J. B. Morgan has constructed a
walk from liis res. deuce to the
chiol house,
The ci-i.ens of Tangent are
building a'Valk from tlie tailioad
to '.he new church, a diatauce of
two or three bund'ed feel.
The M. E. Church south are
.having their building greatly im
proved by p. liming the outsi !.
adding a vestibule, and papering
.tire inside.
Mr. 1 i.'or'ge Cochran contempla
te s leaving ins tarm, and niovii.
lo Tangent soon.
Mr. Henry I law ley, has moved
to Tangent.
Mr. and Mrs At drews of Oak-
land, Cal., hayi- bee
III lllfT. Mi, j. -I .
Week. s
Mrs WilfiatiiKoti
county, is visit-u-.;
gi nl and vieinity.
.isitmg her
d pud
of i'enloii !
la'.ive in Tan- i
Mr. Oiiv.-j- KnLl.ton und sister
Ada, veeenliy i.-tui i.e 11 on, an ex
lenil-tl VIM! am
iclat.ve'
Pertst tnove.
Ti'e sitiihtig face of 1 rof.
U I'.
.Mi- benei w as seen here.
Yo-.n.' A';.!; r 'i sh'.t and l ided
a filiebli.: k'i'' .1 ti'.it linn- ,o.
which cout hi.- f.( ! fi tii'teeu or
twenty dollai.-. by a cuuip:..mise.
There will be a Christmas tree in
the M. C. church buiiditii.', which
promises to be a nice all'air.
1 he memorial service held here
last sabbatli. in meiiiory of Miss
Winnie Nichols was very solemn
and impressive. , Rev. " Howard
conducted the ret vice.
l.ullii-raii MeelhiK ami Sim vlee.
' The 'Lutherans of Albany and
vicinity are kindly rcpu-.-ted to
meet at the First Presbyterian
church on Pec. 2ti, at- 11 o'clock s. j
in., for -the purpo.-e of ongaiiixiug. j
Services w ill tie tieid in the after
noon at 2 o'clock, Rev. Gust K.
Mever.
At II. J. Jones' you will find
some of the neatest bibles you
ever saw. Nothing nicer could be
found for a prese it.
HALBKY NOTES.
slth sir nil i-n..l...! uid. i. ;-
. ." , V J"i"" '"" 1 'S maue
for a Christmas tree.'-
Miss AU.ie Pearl is back after a
few .months absence. - . '
' Mr. Srall'ord of Willamette Uni
versity is visiting friends here.
Miss Bertha Van Winkle is
visiting her brother in Albany.
Turkeys aro coming in by the
wagon Toads and a few Chinese
pheasants.
Messrs. StifFord and Bassett are
completing their new dwellings on
Itli Bj-ree...
Misses Yiola a"d Amanda Jran
don have come home to e; end two
weeks vacation.
Mr. Moore, the telegraph opera
tor, has returned to his work after
three weeks rest.
The MWcs Bort'Ui and Mr,
llandsakt'i- made a Hying visit to
Itiis city last Sunday.
The students of Ifalsey public
-chool have made their teacher,
Mr. Mielie ior, a present of k gold
wateh chain.
Mm. Allult. ..
This marvelous"' phenomenon
u iil appear at the opera house in
tiis city on Christmas night.
Ev. ly seal should ' lie v taken.
Nothing like it has ever been seen
here. Prices within reach of all.
"Two large and powerful men
men failed lo lift her-oij' her feet,"
s:us the Boston Herald. A nmii
o.-r of other tests were iuad:, and
the visitors were astonished at the
restilU. . Neither the management
nor Mrs; Abbott attempt to ac
count for the results produced.
Tuev do not claim thai 'the .force
t-mploved i.s spiritual, mechanical,
muscular, electrical of odic. They
simply s-iy tha. they do not know
how the feats are performed.
They give the exh'hition in full
view of the audience,, without the
lis, of a cabinet or darkened stage,
with no appliances save ordinary
art iclcs of furniture.
lliilhlay UuoiIm at l-'reiM h'x.
Wanted Every one. who is'
looking for holiday presents for
their friends, to eali and examine
the new and elegant assortment of
watches, jelry and silverware,
just received at F. M. French's,
the corner jewelry store. A tickei
to the drawing ior each dollars
worth ot goods purchased.
Uuuti ami Shot-.
Purchasers of Boots and Shoes
hear iii mind that big advertise
ments and oilers of big discounts
do not always mean best values.)
lou will have to pay some one a
prot as no one can do business
without exp -nse. The ipiest'on is !
wlio can sell you the best goods '
for the least, money. ;
Savit KL E. YdtNo. !
I'licap I'aKture. ;
Persons desiring pasture near ;
thi city can obtain the same by j
calling on -'red W. B!uinlerg, who
has the wes: half of what is known
as Monteith's pasture for rent at :
$1 0) per month per head. i
I kn "r flirlHliiian.
A large- supply, of .cakes for J
Christmas at. Paiker Bros. AUo
fresh candies. !
Silver napkin iii gs ir cents at
the corn, r jeweler stjie. F. M.
French not the McKinley bill, the
cause of the advauee in price.
MlliKIKII. !
w'ii)!i! kv.u u7V !
11 S:. It ii,, Sunil.iy eve ,
:St. I! -i, liv Kev. V. K !
lieiii'-c lloui-ll . I U'&ai- . '
ItnWlXh-
K. p.ll -O
tii'ii' 1 1 .
I'e,,..
iii. Wuwltiury, of llui 1 isluirif.
1 he ",'iooiu i-t about seventy years of :
-ige. while the lu'.ile is younger, being j
only i- lit Lie on-r sixty. They both
have i;rown iii ami nurried fiiiuilies- ;
For ClirisliiKis Diimit !!
1
I'Dl'LTRY !
TURKEYS. CEESE. DUCKS AND CHICKENS.
Oranges, lemons, apj.los, tigs,
dates, .-tnyrna tigs, walnuts, lil
bcrts, almond--, pecans, ha.i'l,
Biazil and. two ihoiisHud Mjunds
of the finest enndies jn the city to
la- sold at a special tiyure to-day
onlv.
SPECIALTIES !
Seedless raisins, c tn.ii, lemon
! I"'el, kdy apples, cream cheese,
j Swiss cheese, fine coffees, teas and
I spices, at.
! MI I-'.LLKR ,t tiARRHTT'S.
! C,liANI IHSPLA 1 .'
jflf"To-day we will display the
linesl lot of dressed poultry, con
jsisting of turkeys, ducks, geese
j and chickens, also a Jull line of
jilie'be t groceries and vegetables
; the market affords. Call early and
I secur.; the liest. , .
MUELLER K UAERETT.
JIOLIDA YSLiri'mSA T COST
A'l KLEIS lllHS.
holiday surrr.Ks t t at
K l.i:i BKOS.
tit ro't ut Klfin
Bid.
Holiday
Brut,
MlppfMal t'iil al klrlM
Hun Prirre M Arc Km Urn I i ;
In .tluiilann.
t'r-'iii tlie Virjiiini'ily, Mi'iit Mu'tM n.
When we find a medicine we 1
know to iiossess genuine merit' we
consider it a duty, and we take
pleasue in telling the public w hat ;
:t is. Siich a medicine we found!
Chamberlain's Cough Bemcily,
last, winter, when la grippe, was
prevailing. We ate salislied that I
we warded oil' several attacks that
were threatening by tin; use of.
this syrup, and we have since
relieved, in a few hours, severe :
coids, add in the course of two r j
three days, entirely broken them j
up by its use as have teveral of;
our friends whom we have rcemn- !
mend it. It N all that it is rcpre
seajt'jd to be by he mautifact mers. ;
If you have a cough and want to I
stop it, Chamberlain's Coug'' :
Keinedy will do the work, l o' '
sale hy Foshay & Mason.
The Ilrason Why. .
Why is i; that Klein Bros. 'au 1
af lord to sell boois nd shoes si!
reasonable? Bec.iuae they are :
both practical t-hoa inakeis ami j
make their exjienses lv woiK-i
ing on the shoe bwtich, and any!
boot or shoe you huy oi them, 110;
matter what kind it is ,' ma, ;
woman or child, that rip, run
over or the sole rips 1qom they
repair them for you free of charge,
ami as they do all the work theiii-m-lves,
they don't charge you 'J.ri to
"i0 cents a pair extra for a v arrant
to pay some shoemaker to repair
them for you. 'I hey also make a
specialty of repairing rublier boo's.
I.lltln lalimt ami I'um !'
Bros, boys, misses and child
ren's shoes different styles all
sizes and wid'ha iiik mu.io m i.
1111:011.11. Try a pair 11 thing
better inediulu in price. Every
pair warranted.
SaMI Kl. E. Yol Nli.
Kuilillas anil l.naa.
Tun eharvH in t'ie hi ciu.I m ri- U,r h W,
la.iiire t Hie lUnk ol Orri.u,
lliluliiB of Part nrt".1ili.
llv ii)titii:it ron!M-ut t,!i-frrt(or.? t-xMliiiir
lifiu i '. ti.n.V Son liuiu itii..l iv il;s.-..l;ol
. artet-rnliip, Jim. b X:i"hfs Iln jiini.-r lucin
titr rt-iirii.ir. All liiilitis anl aivutt uil!
In? c:irri. ly .Inn. ZaitIkh.
Datvl 17, ls!W.
.1 a U. Z. 11 ".s.
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13QOT ANDSI !()!'
loliday:':'?:
FOR THE
I'ine shoes, from $2 (') to ift! -VI
hi ne flippers, a'l prices, Elegan'.
"tylts and siiades.
Toe slipiars. plain and beaded.
Oxfords and Ties fur hume and
A. holge's Felt Sri .es a
for iiiinfoit, winter evetiiue:
d Stipp.
;Fine Shoes
Ft!:-
1SO YS, 1 1 M ISSES I ;
FOR THE GENTLEMEN:
Slippers in Phi di and Velvet.
Shader. hniiiid with lileuant Colou
tit I AT, KII ASH PAT P.N T
ijri'or wear
in the State.
for tit and for l....f s out - tool-wear coiiti,.t be t xi
SAMUEL
ALLEN BROTHERS,
Wide a!
CIGAUS, TOIJACCO
OF ALL
XI? LA&&E0BSM&LL QUANTITIES,
'FI.YjnX BLOCK. : : AI15 ANV,U1I
Clirisloiiis Yum Yums"
Fine Fiench Candies.
Plain Mixed, Fancy Mixed,
Fa uch Mixed. Assoit'd Sticks,
Fine Assortment of Fresh Nuts.
FAT TCUKEYS.
Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel,
ImMited Spaghetti,
FAT CHICKENS.
Seedless llaisins, Zante Currants,
l.aver Kaisins Mince Meat
I
Fresh Eastern Oysters. I
Uniorc's Mince Meat, Olives,
Peisian Pates,
Smvrn.i Figs, ,
I
Chow Clio v, Catsups Horse radish
FAT DECKS.
Celery, Cauliflower, '."ranbei li s,
Mushrooms. French Pt-.tB,
Asparagus, French Beans,
Po-iCoru, Prize !um
MUELLElt Sl (iAKBF.Tr,
The Leading (ins-ers
.... 1
1
ll'ld best IV d j
T. II. Brink's.
FOR
a 1
The nicest
Lounges go !
t h mil
IF YOU
tie in fr..m
Want a tine pit lor:
Miile, T. II. Brink has
them from t " !oi:'. j
FOR A NICE RUG Vi
il) t
llOS
li. Brink's.
T 1 DRfall llasnnelciint!
I. n. onmrvst
sti-lc of ladies'
an I
roekers, nothing better
DID YOU
See those wicker
wood ti isket.s at T. 1
SOUD COMFORTS
keri
rs
1 at Brin I.
I
LADIES':
ir pair. j
Phis'n and Velvet, in the favorite, j
i
I
-treet wear.
- rs the best made just the thing
and Slippr-
A XI) ! 1 (ni!JJ)KEN'
! l i 'd. P.r.iwn,
- l Leathei.
1 ilive and ot'.el
l.l'.ATII I'.R ) FORI) Ti I'.S.
lied
K
TXT A
Ul Grocers.
AX1 CHOim: FiiUlTS
KINDS
VAT
1 V U l U
rimictfrnoci
ici
AMD WISE HOLIDAY
IHMiMIII
r Iteaiilinil li.iKls f.r llm iirn"h- I I ( ;
fJr "'IT Holiday Seawin, I I ' "
'jl T'oniis'iin 0 toilet ease',. -'i Hiid III
1 I V atli-r nt'iii'u-. eleg-io. p-rf im ' stunds, I I
' I manie'in; s-ts .ml g iM p'.-ns. a si titi Il
line 'f art work, atet n sv'il 'i:t di'e '
I il I'.ir old !ia yieiug. Oir .r'e.is Uiis year T
I on a'! kin.! f tiolid iv -r ds Is surpris- I
I m 111 il iour and (lie pu itie s a it :d to e.ill 111
II 11 ',1" r',! ,i'!'u'i:,l liiii-biv .--;s.;til.s, j
I I B We t:i';e pleasure in s!i.viii!f our id I
j j I wiiellier von w isti to pureha-c or not,
$TANAFD i5t CUSIGK
, FIRST RTi:i:i:T, Xear Keverw House, ALBANY, OR.
mm nil 1 1 ' 1 11 wniiHUnii'
THE liDUDAK
Q hr I STM Ag
Is
FOSHVY
Have a M.ignifi
Holiday
Santa Claus
Holiday shoip.-rs ar invited
!
moth stock of plush goc 1- art s-ip.ilie.J a i ' no,-
i show gori'l". Ourhobd-y stoi-k is
1 piiiuM for the season of I Six h 1
j
For the
A Fine
Dia.nioncls,
f-.'S) flow Mil s'ivcr
Br WATCHES,
An '
Ml lift:
li'-rant assort in it
lias an I (loM llc:i'J
All tin-latest novflttoa
H. EW
THE LEADING JEWELER.
Iaop
SOTERS ARE H"'
a 1 1 'i nniiitr tit mn 1 1
5 1
1
I 'Si 1
Coming
ANi-
& MASUN
.:it D j,.' iv of-
Goods.
Headquarters.
1 1 cal' a t I lo ':
tbr on o-ir mam
s. N trouble to
a-douishingly low
marked down
1 89 1
l ine -i-
:iVll!liC
't" ii -11 hi tl
S,lr
ta t
' i
d
:itti
in j
'f lry
ln s-.tsi n
AT-
ART'S.
Holidays