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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOltfrtNG HERALD: bVW .SXJAUr 4, 18111. ON SALE. The Daily Herald will be on sale each morning at II. J. Jones' book Btore.wliere it, in be procure-1 at 5 cents per copy. JOTTINGS AKttil T TOWN. . Silk mufflers at Searls. Flannels at coat at Searta f ;: lluliu A Dawson, druggists. Saxsny yarn at cost at Searls. Koenicke keeps the finest can-tlit-s in the city. Eoenicke keeps thoso juicy non productive orirges. Miss Lizzie Conner, f Portland, is visiting in the city. Choice fresh butter at C. E. Pro viifll'o at fifteen ts per roll. Wilcox has the roinbination,and is making splendid photographs. Wilcox will not let any hut first class pictures leave his sdio. Fine chow chow and salmon 1 tellies in hulk at Mueller A tiarrett's. Mrs. Weorge Henderson returned yesterday from Mt. Andrei, Marion county. Wilcox is doing an immense a iiount of enlargiut;. Call and b- convinced. Marriage licence was granted yesterday to Win. II. j urns and Fill M. Collins. If Wilcox does not make a pic tore that pleases you, you need look no further. Mr. Sherman Thompson, hat accepted the posit ion of book keeper in the Hank of Oregon. (io to Mueller A (Jarrett's cash store for your choice groceries at bedrock prices. Cull and Bee our leaders. .!. W. Gardner left last evening tor the Blue Kiver inin- s. where he will atttume charge of in-.? work n thitt district. Miss Helen Crawford and her liit-ce, Miss Lillie Crawford, re turned " yesterday from a New Years visit to Scio. The very best stock of tooth I brushes, clothes brushes, solid j back hair brushes and whisk brooms at Hulin A Dawson's driijr . t-tore. If you want anything choice in ' the grtM-ery line go to Mueller A i Garrett's!, the only place in the j city where you can get everything j y-u want. j Ir. K. L. Irvine, physician in j the insane asylum at Salem, is i:-; the city, lie lias recently re turned from the East, where be lias l-en attending a course ol tott-graduate lectures. A alight alicication between three ciiixens on First street ye terday afternoon attracted quite : crowd. Ah it was a three-cornered tight it was declared a draw. There was no blood spilled. New goods of the latest pattern-, fold at Matthew und Wash burn is why tliey will sell over four lo Ih of stoves and raugei t hi year, tliey lave their Hist carload of Jewel .Stoves anl rane' iiowoii the road to arrive Feb It-t. J. V. S-iwden, of Jacksonville, will in a few days locate in tlii city and take charge of the Singei ."ewing Machine Manufaciurint: Company's business lor thi locality. His headquarters wit. lie with Mr. French, at the cornel jewelry store. Mr9. Gilbert is prepared to d-. thersuiak'iig of all kind. She has employed a lir.-t class dresmake: fioin Sacramento, and will guaran !e satisfaction on nil kind." ; work. Children's garments u rp'M'ialty. ljcatioii, First streel over the Golden Kule l'.a.aar. The men of this vicinitv need not be jealous because their wive IjIL so constant'y uboiit Matihewy and Washburn. Its not their grwd looks the ladies are talking about, it is (tie good qualites of the cook und heating stoves they sell. Evciy one seems to be delighted w hen they buy from M. and W. Church Notice. There will le no cervices at the Congregational Church to-dav II A. M, Other jervicc will lie lis ! follows: "I 1 :.".() e School as usual At :'. will be servieo at m. Sabbatl - j v. m. There j which time i member will lie received into the chinch. Childi n will he bapt.cii ami Hit Sui iauient . ol the l.or.1. Siip; t-rdiuinietered. AtC:"0i m. j Y. P. S. C. E. meeting. 7 ;3U. j sermon I non by II. A. Mi.iey, Subject, j iking Account of Stock." T. ........ p. ... fLit-It .liMti.b.it.,1 111 U'la-.liilk u-ill. I ae oii-tu io worMiip will tid we extend a cordial welcome especially stiangers. Iteferee Snle. The rale of the Shields' estat etterday bv I he releiee, Straiuiei I roman. was a lively sale and in oi.-atrs that real eMatu is riill in u-maii I, and pr ces linn. One 1 ! in bltH'k 37, llacklemaa's 3d tddi-; ton, to Mrs. Sarah M Shields foi Also to the same paity, l'L lot in block 13 eastern addition tor f.iU); fractional lot in block IJ eailem addition, !f."ll.r; lola 1 am! 'J iu bhx'k 12 eastern addition, io $ aMi; lots 7 and S in I.I.h-i V.', eastern addition, lo 1. L. Yonn;. for .V'.". Total am jiiul of sale.-$-- A foiu:uenl:tlle' Art. We notice tint scho d distrirt No. l'J, of Knox Untie, has placet a ko kI and Kerviceabl cabim-l firman in the school r.Kiin. This i a loovemi'iit in the rightdirection. lor no other element enters much into the harmonious devel opiuent and advancement of pupiia as docs int. sic. School dis 1 1 ids should place ample apatatu iu the school room and of the Ik s quality, as did the Knox I'nite ti'stiiet in I his case. Itumiiess Chauge. U. E. Conn has &o!d out his in terest iu the photograph busiiv s lu Uis p.trt'ier G. L. ileox. THE HEW YEAKR'8 BALL. A Liat of the Merry Maakori and Ckarac - tsr Bepreasnted, The mamjnerade ball given at the opera house on New Year's eve was a brilliant Biiecess. Many eWant costumes were worn. A novel feature of the occasion was calcium lights and moonlight effects, which made a beautiful I will -room scene as the merry mask ers tiaced the mazy rounds in the shimmering light. Following is a list jof those pres ent. asiurnieiiel by the committee, winch uu-liHlea all whose names were handed in to them. ... JNTLKire's LIST. i Edward Wells', sailor. Mr. Stellmacher, sentry. L. G. Gray, domino. . K, Matlock, Mother Hubbard. J. R. Wyntt, Indian chief. O. H. Irvine, postilion. M. 8. Jamieson, domino. ). Clelan, sailor. James Callahan, Sitting Bull's ghost Burr Sloan, I c- Frank Dannals.f Suimese u,ns M. Senders, colored swell. H. Ewert Jr., page. Wm. Cowan, mikado. J. O. Wilson, priest. A. Chamberlain, clnwn. H. Noel, red man of Borneo. Claud Strahan, devil. Chas. Mueller, comedian. M. I. Phillips. Mrs. McGinty. L. Y. Wilson. Mother Hubbard. B. F. Itussell, devil. Wm. Davidson, soda fountain. Edward Wiles, i Dr. Lisle, J- three of a kind Sol Hock. ) Mal i in Sharp, Spanish cavalier. Bert Magers, clon. H. A. Leinenger, fat man. J. A. Wilson, f:t man. Frank Wood jr., granger. l.ADIKS LIST. Mrs. Et'a MeCulloch, Milkmaid. Maggie ZachesJ . . Kate Fennel, tw0 c,u,m8 II. Ball, school girl. Nellie Gallagher, domi'io. May 1 'at ton, Vanity Fa r. Olga Bridges, Gipsy. Daisy f-troupe, baby. Mrs. Love, Spanish g -1. L ira Campbell, America. A.itinie Van Horn, domino. Mrs A. B. Seal, Japanese lady. D. Chandler, queen of Spain. Mis. II. Noel, Dolly Vaiden, Etta Stellmacher, Herai.u. Mrs. I. Fox, school girl. Mid - I'ii'ien, tambouiiue girl. ... .Mo '.t'i. snibrette. A. Fane i. c;i ol girl. '. l'.:ill tin, ia ubourinegirl. Iai& D i-i aU, milkmaid. Rose Stair, iouiino. Annie Andersm, frost. A. Brenner, domino. Nelteo Minerd. stars and stripes. Tony Baldwin, tamborine girl. C. Montgomery, queen of night. I!. Bent ty, pop corn girl. Mrs. Addie Mack, lady. Jennie llolton, pop corn girl. Fannie Curl, coinetist. Miss Starr, domino. Belle Senders, Topsy. Amelia SendM, nurse girl. Mollie Daniels, coinetist. Josie Glenn, Gipy. Miss Diimond, l ight. A. E. Kckh-r, Yum Yum. E. E.Ecklcr. " Mrs. Thos. Mont itii, Japanese lady. c L. Gager, Japanese lady. O. iiager, Japanese lady. Minnie Serwlers. Highland lassie Ms. Vas-elio, The Press. j Electta Stite--, Sp.nii-h lady. j Mrs. Frank W'ood, ohl lady of. stale grange. Hester Merrill, Gipsy. Maud eott, domino D. Bentlev, flower girl. Mrs. .1, E. Brown, D'.tii.v I ? nfi.i.i. Minerva Monteiih, l --. A. Clem, peasant girl. ' Mrs. I'. II. Davis, sport. A. Bakr, foriune lelV--, Ilegsie Dalap, sailor. M. tiilhert, night. Zella Parker, (lower gill. 15. Kiefer, Russian priucesa. Mrs. Maunis, fage. M. liaker, gondolier lady. Miss Miller, domino. M. Phillips, domino. The Agricultural College. i The board of repents of tlx. Slate Agricultural College. -r in session ut Corvallis during the week, says the Gazette: Those prenent were W. S. Ladd. iw IVnnoyer, .-upt. E. B. McElrov, A. It. Shipley. S. W. Grim. J. T. Id- ! p.'ivoii. J. K. Weatherford. John F.mmett, W. I'. Ready, T E Cant horn and Wallis Nash. The sioposed report to the governor ,,u iie experimental station and on the college were read, carrfullv ! considered and approved. A letter irom Air. I.. (jriin to Mr. W. 8. Lad I complaining of the manage ment of the experiment station was read, considered ami then on motion laid on the table. The necessities of the college and station for new buildings were dis cussed and the character and he probable cost of the buildings settled on in general terms. The receijit of $l".tH0 from the U. M. treasury under the Morrill act re ported and d seiissed. The esti mates and descriptions of addition al outfit recommended by the various departments were fully considered aid the methods of dividing the apportionment of the $t5,U(ri) were discussed and agreed on. Coiuuiil'eeon legislation ap liointed and ordered Ui draft a hill for presentation to the coming legislature. Keller ot. The Newport Republican says II... .IT.. .... ... . t .1 . ine uneciois 01 me Yaolura .4- lsea Bay R. R. Co., haveilecided to use ccilar ties on the road. Cedar in the A I sea country is el.e.-qier than any other kind of i in km-, il cost so Utile to manu factine it. What a trade that one industry will lie when the railroad is linisbed. "" "i ,lB hmiimii ii nun aie at llulin St DawsonV drug i tore. , vl-..a.ri . I.kna m. ......... I.. I . I A lEMOHSTBiHOE. ! Ftspl of Lai Ooanty Tblak 1,000 is Enough fcrOr'goa'i Exhibit The following remonstrance is being circulated, and numerously signed in the respective precincts of f Ane county : To the Honorable the Legisla tive assembly of the State of Ore gon : Your remonst.-ators, citi zens and tax-payers of Lane county Oregon, respectfully represent unto your honorable bodies that, Whereas The Oregon State Press Association and State Board of Commerce and many leading papers of the state tire taking such action as they think will secure an appropriation of 250,000, to be used in making an elaborate dis play of Oregon's products and re sources at the Columbian Exposi tion to be held in Chicago in )8'J3; and Whireas, The devastating floods in the spring of 1890 swept away many bridges, fences and other property to the value of mMlions of dollars, and was followed by poor crops in many localities, ana a low price tor wheat oar staple product, have caused haid times and very high taxes, already levied, we deem that the expenditure of such a large sum at this time for this purpose is more than the alreadr overbur dened taxpayers ought to pay. Therefore. We, your remontrators, respectfully ask your honorable bodies that this matter be care fully considered, and that only sucii an appropriation be made as may be absolutely necessary and expedient for a fair lepresen'ation of Oregon's resources, and in no case to exceed f50,000. . REAL ESTATE 8ALEH. 8 Morris et al to Win May, lot 12, G's laud plat to Sciof Scio$ 800 Jas F Davis et ix to II W Bil jeu, l'.IT.Ci) acres in tp 14, i; 4 and r w . . 4400 W R and E J Bishop to Job a C Morgan, 241.31 acres in tp 14. S R 1 w W B Cook to the Santiam Lumber Co., 155.29 acres, tp 10, 3 R 3 E R Bilyeu et ux to Geo Rilyeu ICO acres, sec 13, tp 10, S R 1 w 1500 800 200 204 300 750 200 25 300 C H McFarland et ux to G C Cooley 5.39 acres in Browns ville H Y Kirkpatrick et al to C H Goau, lots 1, 2, bl 5, K. s A, Leb E M Miller to L Foley, lot 3, bl 5, in Lebanon . .. T A Swan to E R Case, parcel in lbanon G II Jones to Mrs D Bradv, lot 4, bl 2, in Highland Grove R A Rampy, trustee, to Ann Couch, lots 10, 11, bl 7, Harrisburg T 1, Wallace et ux to Ed Lan dis, lot 4, bl 11, W's River side A The Swedish Nightingales. Concerning the Swedish Ladies Concert company, which will ap pear in this city on January 10, the Tne St. Paul Daily Messenger says : The Swedish Ladies' Concert company, which charmed all who wete fortunate enough to hear them at their concert some two weeks since at the People's church, has returned to St. Paul, and will give a concert to-night at the New market theatre. It is a pleasure 'o praise these ladies, so charming do they sing. In their national songs there is the suggestion of the fiord. . I. .. . -1 -..: . . t ... :.. l ..:... , i ue irr, uic unKiu,j luuiiiuaiiit. and the quiet, ureen valles of their native land. As thev sing, one may catch in the rehain the expression of their never dying love to their beautilul country which every Swede bears with him to bis. death. The effect is en hanced bv the National conlumes worn by the singers. The voic are pure, clear, and without musi cal conceits of any kinds. Tney are cultivated as well, aud sing not only the sweetold national ballads, but difficult passages from grand operas. Wherever the company has appeared, it has left hundreds of friends and admirers. A Tough Yarn. We have heard tell of people drinking "terrantnlar juice," "bug juice" and "tamarack juice," "tiinble XXX" and "lime-water" and have known painters lo drink their alcohol in stock, printers to drink their employers benzine, and, by the way, we have been keening our eye on a young lady hash adjuster in Pasco who creamed her coffee with concen trated lye the other day and is still -live, but the fello t is '.ti tled to the "pi" m the iVUo-v thai wa-ked in'o Mr. MeSw-eney's I k.ii last nilit and deliherat ly uowi.ed the contents of s jdnt 1-ot lie jf w.iisky, gin, Inar.dy or aico hol in which was belnir preserved the fossili.ed rem lina cf a f co' pion. "Si-orpion juicfc is the 1 itest. If you don't lieliexe ibis, ask V. S. Mushal Walrus for the h'l'liecon- tainiug the pro-.f. IVndit t u IVi-i b.t e. 77 rT .; ! t In11.l1 Notice. ; There will be no pre.tchingal the Presbyterian church to-dav that the congregation may attend the dedicatorv services at the M. E. ch urch. There will lie Sabbath school as usual at 12:15 e. m. Y. P. S. C. K. meeting iu tiie lecture room at (J :45 v. m. The week of prayer will lie observed. The topic of the Monday evening meeting will be: "Confession and Thanksgiving." " Increased Stock, The Scio Press says: The directors of the Oregon Metalic Paint Co. f this city held meet ing in Salem Monday, and in creased the capital stock from $2,500 to 5,000. The place of business ia S-eio, and the incornor- ! tors aie W. J. Ilerren, I). I. Dav- ton and Adam fllissler. Tl.anl.l - ..- . . 1 ig tooeincreaseti. Supplemental articles of incorporation were tiled Tuenlav. CTJPID8 8DC0EB8E8. Tm Llttl. God Sat Won Uttj Ooiqu the Pait Year. vuiiiu una ii'j ru use mr nnm. e f plaint, for he has done uood wnrlr m this county the past year. One hundred and seventy-nine mar riage licenses have besa granted by the co uuiy clerk, and diring the month of December forty-four souls have been made happy (or miserable;, as follows: Lillie A. Daws and F. W. Holmes, William Gum and Mary Sylvester, William Saltmareh and Nancy Gum, Geo. W. McKnight and Helen M. Lasselle, Otto Adrian and Margar tha Waters, Eliner E. Gordon and Clara E. Roberta. Francis M. Georez and Lettie A. Baett, Martin L. Tucker and Junie E. Woodin, William Sawyer and Hattie Archibald, Asa G. W. Whetstone ani Emma F. Stel inacher, E. J. Ryan and Anna G. Davenport. W. J. MeCulloch and Etta Stroupe, J. L Gentrv and i Etna J. Settle. Schuvler Ova r trail j and nnie B. Drunkard, J. W. Oliver and Liudia Geinie, William i McFarland and Bel: Coffey, Fred Fntigen and Lucy Coste.-, Chas D. Swank and Luella Hadden, J. L. Ball and Mintie Harrington, A. S. McDonald and Idilla btanard, Harvey Brown Maxwell and Francis R. Snodgrass, C. A. War ner and Jennie D. Young. ANMEKICAN JKWKLKV. It Beats the Euroieau Article In Artistic Finish. I noticed two pretty bracelets the other day on the arms of two sisters, and felt well enough acquainted to say semething i f the the jewels. "Oh," said the younger sister, "mine is not nearly as handsome as my sister's. You see, this was made in Venice, while hers came from New York." Upon this I inspected the two i bracelets, and f oon saw that the workmanship as well as the materi al in that made her was of finer quality than iu the case of the other. Tire ladies then broke forth in praise of A merican jewelry. No one was wise, thev said, to ; purchase such things abroad unless in search of antiques and curios. Vastly greater skill, pains a:;d time are put into the creation of the bost American jewelry, and litis fact is acknowledged by all Europeans except t..ose interested on the other side of the question. S was reminded, however, in the midst of this discussion, that Con necticut and Rhode Island abound in factories where jewelry of all, styles is turned out by the ton and at rates that would astonish the pauper laborers of Europe These jewels are of t.ie cheapest imaginable material and workman ship. Thy are sol d by the great gross at ridicu'onsy low figures and retailed at a few cents each. They are made chiefly for the South American, Southern and Western markets. The negroes buy them with delight, and doubt less they are traded away to Mexi can and South American negroes and Indians for lealiy. valuable consideiations. The history of articles made for the savage mark ets would throw a curious light upon the tracks cf modern civiliza tion. It is not very long since Englishmen were snppelyihg African savages with gun barrels of gas pipe, ornamented w ith press ed sheet brass. These weapons must have been highly destructive to their savage owners. New York Star. Thirteen Years Work With a knife. From The liattti ore dm Nic'ohis Levisler, No. 1,(520 Hanover street, has erected in his parlor a wo den model of a laige counfry ri-i nee which he made with a i . -i kiiiIh. The building iu-y:-.- lour feet, bv two. is two I , with a French roof I obeervatot v. aud h8 bow- windows and jorche. A flight of stairs connects the lirtand second floors, both of which are neatly caretcd and the walls are c ivered with papei. The parlor and bed rooms are rilled with furniture and have chandeliers hung from the ceilings The model contains nearly "ail modern conveniences." It stands in a garden that occupies almost all the parlor floor. On the grounds are gravel-walkg, with settees, a pump and trough, an airy little structure for courting couples and a slroni; watch-dog. Mr. Levisler. who isa laborer, has j oeen at work on the model for thirteen years, ih ing small parts, at night when he returned from his day's occupation. Change In Business. From Jan. Jst, 18U1, we will change our business to a strictlv cash system, thereby enabling us 10 ouy lor cash and et our dis counts, whereby we c m, and will, give our customets the benefit. Our M. C. H. Mueller, while east. made ariangeinenis to bnygxxln direct from the manufacturers at iheloweat cash prices, and we will dell pure goods at the lowest cash figures. Believing that the neoole w ,'' appreciate a store where thev ..a .,i0 t ..Du r. t,. - mam, Kesnectfullv Yours Mi ei.i.ek .: Gmirktt. A nasal injector free with each b ttle of Shiloh's Catarrh Kemedv. Price 60 cents. For sale at Foshay & Mason's. "Ilackmetack," fragrant perfume, cems. For sale Mison. a listing and Price 25 and 50 by Foshay A Sponges, tablets and pencils for all at Hulin A Dawson's, French's eeraer. Town'lalk, the quantity of stoves Matthews and Washburn are Bellling. Only sixteen cloaks left and 1 1 will sell them below cost to clear I them out. K. C Sesarls. I (Sold spuctacle'a al French's, LIBS C0O4TT C0DHC The January meetinir of council convened with Kno1 Butte grange on Saturday. President F. M. Kiz-ir ca led th meeting to order at the usual j hour. j Agent Mart Miller made his an- j nual report, which was ordered i wl .-w.ikl lt Ilia The commit te to procure the publication of resolutions in rela tion to not repealing the mortguge ! tax ana usury law, reported that, papers to which. the same hid been sent promo ly and chwrhillv published the same. " Te committee appointed at Hie last meeting to draft reasons wriy the mortgage tax. and tuurv law should iMit, be reealed,. rcporu-d. and the report wus fully !lscucd and adopted. The committee on jcgislatioti recommended that a ivsolutioi: referred ! them, t the ef ect that all re ven i te arising fivm saloon licenses hs c inverted into the common school fund, lio ' no' passed. The report wag d-gctused anil adopted. Tho annual report of the secre tary was read and ordered placed on file. The annual report of the treas urer, showing a healthy condition of the finances, was read, accepted and placed on tile. The election of officers resulted in the choice of John Bryant, president; John H. Scott, viie president; Mart Miller, agent; Willis Powell, secretary; Strauder Froman, treasurer; F. M. K'y.er, gate keepei; J. W. Proji-f, chap lain; Thomas l'Vo nan mid Phillip Swank, trustees. The place for the next regular meeting of the council, oa the first Saturday in Keiiruary, was voted to te with Tangent grange. A vote of thanks was given to Knox Butte grange for the use of the hall and for the most fe mnle ous repast furnished. The attendance was large con sidering that a two davs' storm was on hand, and a Utu hour the meeting adjourned, all feeling that a pleasant and profitable session had been held. 4l K C.UII AiltU'F. It i (seldom tliat we ap car in 'Ut roll of Hiiritual uill?rr .t imnilv I'hT. olrlan hut there sro tiiiu' when we feel Hictllie iu callinx thu iif t ul'o our luuny Rirrittcrii to :iu article of true merit. We feci jiistilied in tsryiuu that Moore's Reverted Ri-n (lv cuo- tains rore acturd merit than anv medicine it has ever hern our C'w d fortune to test. One trial will make you an cniiihiisiic as the writer. Hoots and Shoes. Purchasers of Boots and Shoes bear in mind that big advertise ments and offers of big discounts do n-t always mean best value.. You.. will have to pay pome one a proti' it4 no one can do bueinefm without expenfe. The tjuet on is who can sell yon the bent goods for the least money. Wamcel K. Yofso. KITKll:.4 4KMI I ALtr. Tlie best sa'.ve in th-j iror'd for Cuts. Bruises, So.ea, Ulcers. 8jM Hheuin, Kever ore: Tt liur Hinnnid llittwi CUilblalns. Corn. andilin Kriipfitwc! anu po tive'y cms fill. Or lo psj rtiiiin.-d. It is guaranteed hi jfite erfiet atisfnetion. or money re fmnlfil. Price cents er Imx. Fer sale bv Koi-liv A Mas.iti Shiloh's Cure will immediately relieve Croup. Whooping cough and Bronchitis. For sale r Foshay A Mason. An improved meaiirimr nia cliiue for sale bv K. C. Searls. Choice perfumery at liu in Dawson's, French's corner. The test make t p ttme French's, a' -ednced price"? (Jhoic designs in haudkercliii-fi-at Searls'. When yon want a fine t-hoc sure you get i at .S.-aiU. he Iatcst ttylert it neckties at Searls'. He sure and get cloaks at Searls. 'nllemert'a one of thoHe Mince meat atF. L. Kenton's. ALBANY OPERA HOUSE ! St turd al, Jan. JO, '01 NATIONAL Concert, FKOM STOCKHOLM. Kedpath Lvi euiu I'.nrcaii, Sole Agents, Boston & Chicago. Tilt-: COMI'AXY : Miss Jenny Norelius, 1st soprano, Miss T. Sundiil.-i, 1st soprani), j Miss Id i Hrtice, 2ml soprano. aliss ii:iria tiaoen, 'iu soprano Mane Sohlberg, 1st alto, Klizabeth Bruce, 1st alt i, Amelie lletlen, 2nd alio, Inglebnrg Lindboni, 2nd Alto, Also : MR. MELVIN K. JAY, The favorite lJosion Humorist. The ladies appear iu the beauti ful and picturesque costumes of their native provinces. Their nuartette ring ug has never been equaled in tins country, their work j L Swdisli Ladies Ueing simpiy jierieci. ADMISSION. -. - oOcandfl. Reserved seatsat Will A vuk s. iraiit-:ii T'o rxvis h'ii-liel r mi V furuirhrd for li,lit l.'Hi-e d-tjiii. mint lieiieArlli-liuiiiw I'tit.jf iwu 'u ciiildrefl. AudrjUjioJll.e. earance Sale bl i L. K. BLAIN -Wll Jill -: I).!riii January at a f'.ig 1 L. K. BJLAIN ill'iis Lsidiiiii lercliint l ll I'P -'"f "ie biggest returns. etr made, on a small in IV II J I veeUncnt is that reiiorted bv John Alexander, of Mariposa, IF Hal Cal. Ilewri:os: "The best investment I ever ma le in my life was one of $1.25. Il brought ine health, wealth and happiuss. " The invetment 1 made W..-S the p ncha.v of or. Uiiile of Mitre's Ucvei'ed Henrjdy." T!iinu.tis:f tither pen- hi have had npiailr yrood n-iotns from the purchase 01 this i-ovtre gn remedy. It criil Kichard Williams, of NcW'-astlc, if asthma, in a wvk . It did the siuie. thing for Jhiin Mswitt. of this city. K.C. Oats I iiwHiid t.'at.tain Al. Tavl -r. of Seattle .ov-rtluurowu&igiimu.C'S i ny tha' it t iried their then mtt fiuin a marvtduUtly s-hort liaUtime. J. M .lont-s and W. V. .lohnson. 'f Seattl-, attest its eliioacy in curing liver ai.d heart troubles. TbotiSan Is of rcpuiahle ..itizctii from one end of the Pacific const to the other write i"s praise. If y.u are ill, what heiter invebt nientci'i yi uni.iJte Mian than :li.. purchase of a liottle of Moire's Ke t vtali d Iliutdy ? lt you ie-l ivaa vou are t.irtured bv 1 ii-nnralisn. if mankind, invest i.2. in .r.ore's Kevealed Ken:edy, and see if it will iiotg've yourn li f. 1-W sale by all d-uggiste. mm AND IDUUlo a, j 1 FOR THE Fine shoes, from $2 H to $G 50 pr )ir. Hue elippers, all pri Klegant PIumi and Velvet, in the favorite, styles and Bhades. Toe slippers, plain and ln-aded. 0.tf.ir.! aril Tie for heme t'tid street wear. A. Ikdge's Felt f-Mi-K's a d ,S!ipjers ihe best made just the thing for coinfoi t, winter evenings. -Fine Shoes -FOK- Bf ) VS. 1 ! MISSES - J FOR THE GENTLEMEN: Siipp r-i in Plush and Velvet, Oi l Oo'd. Brown, Olive and othei .Shades. 'bound with Klegant Colored I-athei. CiOAT, KID AND PATEN T LEAT11F.11 OXFORD TIES. gSP"For weaV, Tor lit and for hicks cur foot-wear conuut be eacelhd in the State. . '. vV Close out- AND Kudtietlon, in Fact a Sacrifice Tailor, Atay, Oregon. everv moriiini; on arism. 11 on iiavf iiiiv of Iho iiiu of LADIES ami Slipper AND CIIILDK EN E. T Ti .i m OUNG French Warranted tc cure the venentive iirKsns ol rithrr sex wheth. r srieinc froni the exccp-ir m ol i.tiirii:nti-, nhuxu or ofiuia, or t hr rash jmitlitul iinii rotion, over ioduWinf . ttc, such s& Ims of nun Power, Wskein'nes", Hearing Pown mm In the Bark, tjt-miinl W. aku-as, Uys eris, Nor'ou Prus mtioii. No-tiirnsl Omia lon, Leiionrrhoe, PUilmns W'tk Memory, Loeaof Power and lintr:i .v hi-hif !. lecinl often lel to .rfn,.Oi! -:.l ape and inmuiity. Prirefla tv; lr..-.. fcreXW). Sent bv mail mi reeeirt irioi A WHITTK l'irlri'. to given with ev.?rv $b orler rctninl, ti rofiind tne monoy if a I'rriniisrKi -ur ir not eflat tl. We have thoimiMi-tol l.titiiotifrfin from otl ana younr, of Utli --vh, H.t ha'e leen KiiiaHiiUy ciirfl ! llie ue t Ajfhroditine tlnmliic free. AIIrwi 1 nr. ariiKO nninio; '. W.ntern Krain. , C.iOia-l, roKOn. Knr Mlr I,- t'rul.av & Miibiii. wtio eaaleand otail lrnKi4t. Ailwiy, r-a Fiber's it rv"ntie; notb- wie tiuc them on tlte niiukft. Never Miurewifiillv rl liv Ymtueiit laie moihly. titntrtiftM1 to rc iie.e t"iiprvt0'l nioitei nititni. 'jXA; kM,ku;i WilMUU Ik'ii't I htimhui;. ed. Kive tioie, . Ila!l!i an-! money, T:-ke no -0-fr. erit to S'i a.I- drew! ina'i an rei ii. of prie.-, S? on. Ad drens 4thr MeIlrn:r I unipany West Dranrh Box fl, I'nrllaad, or. Sold fcy Ferbay k Hafca, Albtsj. Oreea 8TKANEV & NAULKY, LIVERY, FEED AKO S4LE STABLE; 4th St., Itctxt'eti l.lli torth and I.on, AI.UVNV, OUKIO.X. Uorses Uarded by c day or r onth CWriave or huiea reafonl:e U'lius Drum. ntf trade a siiecutty FOR SALE BT ALL DIrc.GIST8. "SoniffeirtiitliR S!r I nim'hawi) box oft).. -I. P. Gill's C8tarrh Cure for mv own u. ., but rinding rcy nopbew, C. ' . MrM:lian. ueedinK such nudi ne I let hiui have iry box of medi ine, lie now seid lor three more tfoxep, saying H ir tlie best thimr for -atarrh ever triel by him httiI his friends. 1 got another box to use in 11. y rase.ind ciiferoiily recommend it tfwtliers, (Shrned). JOTTN McM IT.N, Ex-Countv Commissioner Lane Co, j Oregon, SpnrtfrfKMd. t.i e count , m-ec" Yts 1 J, W, J-hion, preeidfiit of the State ."tiivprRity. it cured him of a rous-h after two other prescriptions had fuiled. I.ik'-aise two nf his little trirls uet it toenre their cirtitrh. Mrs Mark 3siley. wife -f Pnr. ltsPey, si-iit-itto I'rof. .ItdiM-on, hiiJ rt-ecm-mends It t :i!l wh'i ;!'. r r-rrn .colds and couclic. Ko. eitii'!i :ei like chai'in, and can K- inln'x-d into the lrs -tr i';i.-a t--, wheic no other cousrh cures !. n a-.-h. RH hMmatira, Neuralgia, Cora MASAOHf, Anel ALL PAIN. TU fliMfcrefci rwHis Ml IsffstlTs tlOTBIO COUCH CUR mm turn. oensumprto. aellraurls. Sssk t6s, Ms I aaalasar Oss. re's. Lea Angles, Ot CITY KKSTAUPiAIXT Havinu Iteon emir ly rcmn 'e'ed, this old and MipnUr rfstaur.-ttit will Im made lirst-t-lans in en ty nsprt, I'll phlilio will le n'vtD R'td nests at sll hours f.ir oi.lv U- toiiU. I'.vt.-y thing neat and attractive. Ovst rs ip -very stylc W. A. M4hfk. FOSHAY & Whelcwls aiiJ MASOM Kruil Drordsts Booblieis ALBANV, 01:1:1 on p!c 10,000 Ik il.iui plums. HIGHEST CASH PRICE WILL BE PAID BV THE wmm mm co. Best quality of raisins, citron, orange and lemon jeel, r.snte currants, dates and fiVs, and many other good things at Kenton's cash grocery btore near the P.O. The Celebrated . CURE 0555 Artth? M IX. -JWl i? NfTfln lie?