Morning daily herald., January 10, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

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OflfttKO HERALD: .SAfrfrfei)AXJANt!Alt 10, 1801.
ii lyiirwi-i'irrwi
iUormnqJaihj Jutahl
ON SAL.
The Daily Hirald will lie on
eale each morning a! II. J. Jones'
book itore.where it t in be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
JOTT1NHS ABHi r TOWN.
Hnlin & Dawson, druggists,
tlold spectacles at French's.
Choice Irsh groceries at Parker
Tiros.
Roenicke keeps the finest can
dies in the city.
A treat reduction sale of um
brellas at Searls
lioenicke keeps those juicy non
pnidtietive or&nges.
Mr. R. Jacobs, of Oorvallis. was
in t lie city Yesterday.
Citizens' meeting at the court
house this evening.
Mr. C J. Stuart came up from
Portland last night. j
Hwedish nightingales at the
opera ho-.ie to-night.
Judge Stunt, of Newport, is in
this city on legal business.
Trites Bros.' hack will carry
passengers to or from theatn s and
1 1 aii. s a; the rate of 25 cent?.
Choice fresh butter at C. E.
nell'H at liVenta per roll.
August Boenii'ke is confined to
his room by ar attack of fever.
Rev. J. R. N. Hell, of Indepen
dence, was in Albany yesteiday.
A large stork of the best brands
ii canned goods at I'arker Uros.
Wilcox has the combination. and
id making splendid photographs.
A table full of hargius in child
reus and misses shoe at. Searls.
Jobe Shellon, one of Sa-io's mer
chants, was in Albany yesterday.
Wilcox will imt let any but
tiist-class pictures leave b's studio.
Look out 'or the dog nii a red
. red blanket on the at reels to-day.
(iolden drip syrup at Parker
I'ros. It is very line for break
last.
Prescription compounded with
cue at lliiliit A 1'awson's drug
store.
Mrs. Geo. Humphrey has Ix-en
visiting relatives in Scio during
the week.
I'rt-ston M linkers ami Scoti
May, of Scio, were in town yes
lerday.
Ernest Burrows, of Yaqiiina, i
visiting with Harry ChipniHii in
Albany.
Only a few more jackets left
and get one before they are gone,
at Searls.
Fine ciiow chow and salmon
11 lies in bulk at Mueller &
Garrett's.
Wilcox is doing an "immense
amount of enlarging. Call and
be convinced.
Several Albany sportsmen went
to Brownsville yesterday to attend
a shooting match.
Jos. Duhrill has accepted a posi
tion with C. V. Watts in his job
office in this city.
One hundred and seventy-eight
voles were cast at the ity election
in l.eUtuon on Monday.
One of It. M. Huston's large draj
horses died Thursday night. The
horse n as valued at 20t.
Get a good umbrella at Searls.
Prices reduced to 50 cents.
cents, 7." cents, !HI cents, 1.
Marriage license was !smi d yes- j
iday to J. M. Smith and Mil:.- I
I-.ne Arthurs of Browsville. j
Tritea Bros.' hack will carr- 1
passengers to or from theatres ami
trains at the rate of 2' cents. (
Fresh Eastern oysters at the
Delmonico restaurant, also Ya
qtiina bay and Shoal water oysters'
The third meetiug of the con
vention oi Oregon sheriff will Ik
hrld in Salem mi the 20th of tlii
nionth. Go to Mueller Si Garrett's cash
store for your choice groceries at
U-drock prices, ('all ami see our
leaders.
A petition is lieing circulated
asking L;nn and Marion countie
to bridge the North Santiam at
Mill City.
Proiding Elder S. P. Wilsoi
on
'ie
is in the city ns-Git:ng iu t
revival meetings now bein ' held
at tne M. E. church.
A surprise t::riy was given Mis : broke snd sound and in gonl con
I iussie Palmer last evening at tl.c ! ditiou. L. Skmikks.
residence ot tier parents. n en-
iovable time was had.
l.r,l. V .i., ma roinrno.ll
i.u...
....ni..v.l ,.i ii.m T.i ..a i
Works for several mouths.
Ur. Womlle has bought the o dice
an l sbetl on the old lumber yanl
near the railroad mi Fifth street.
and 'S moving II. em on: to his fa: ni
near town.
Cl. l. ..ti-t i.liiiti.li !a ....... .1.. 1 !
i.wMlyainl Uev. .Mr. t aims s. - ein -
to le doi'ig successful revival work,
Th Metholist meetiiu's are also
eil attended.
'''he Swedish Ladies (J..ncert
t'o., will appear in their native
ci, -tmnes and will viiiL' the sons
f their own country
house this evening.
it the opera!
The Oomlj ear-Elliot Minstre's
are l Mke I for a periol inance
liie oera house on .l.m. '0: the
tlilde-Park ('oiicert Co. on .Ian
'J ; and the v. M. ('. A ciiteitain
mellt on Jan. 2 !.
Trites Hros.' hack will earn
p.isseugers to or from theatres and
tia'u aCthe rate of 2r cents."
A ine-finu will be held at the
Kniversalist church on Sunday at
It a. m., for the purpose of form
ing a chun-li organization. The
members exjiect. after etlectinir an
oiiiiiation to employ a pastir.
A petition is being eircillsted
and extensively signed, asking for
an extension of the corporate
limits of Lehanxii, and a remon
strance is being circulated, by
tiose who live outside the con-oration,
against enlarging t'-e city's
jjoidera.
1 0ITIZEN8' MEETIHG
Call Br th Mayr for a Muting at
Court Horn To-Night.
In view of the important quea
Hons to be considered connec
with the proposed amendment of
the charter of the city of Albany,
Mayor Cowan has issuedlne fol
lowing call for a mass meeting of
citizens at the court house this
evening :
CAM. FOR A CITIZENS' MEETING.
The citizens of Albany are re
quested to meet at the court house
on this (Saturday) evening at 7 :.'50
v. m. for the purpose of appointing
a committee of three representa
tive men to confer with a like
number of the city council to go
over the amended charter pro
losed to le submitted to the legis
lature. J. L. Cowan,
Mayor.
The question of bonding the
city for 175,00 for a system of
public improvements, is the main
feature of the proposed amend
ment, although some other impor
tant amendment? are offered, and
it is desired by the mayor and
council to have the matter
thoroughly discussed and under
stood before going liefore the
legislature with it, The questions
of how, when and for what pur
pose the bonds should be issued,
as well aa the manner of expend
ing the same, will be presented to
the meeting. There should be a
harmonious understanding be
tween the council and citizens ami
in order to obtain the wishes of
the people in the premises, there
should lie a full attendance of
citizens at the meeting to-night.
A Ghaetly llacovery.
l"p in Walla Walla the citizens
are grading the street and have
unearthed an old graveyard. The
papers there say that ever since the
grading of Fourth street was begun,
skeletons, bones and pieces of bad
ly decayed cotlinsbave been found,
until now seven graves have Iteen
plowed up, the la-t one being
about 2 o'clock Monday. Saturday
a human heart and liver in a well
preserved condition, log-t her with
a few bones were exhumed. It is
probable, that many nvie will be
lound, as they are about the right
ilepttl I13W.
Labeuoa Canal Co.
Be ore the poles closed on Mon
day, some of our leading business
men were discUbsing tlie aliove
m -iitioiied enterprise in a business
like wav, 1 he proposed canal is
actuated I -i aliout $25,000. It
it. tiioii'jl.t 'hat this amount of
stock Mill l subscribed without
special solicitation. The advan
tages of such an enterprise could
hardly fail drawing a number of
manufactories, without which
Lebanon will continue to' be a
i oral village, a country trading
point. Lebanon Express.
A Fine Furaititr Sotabllibmant.
The furniture establishment of
the Albany Furniture Company
in their new quarters in the Balti
more block is one of the m st at
tractive in the city. They have in
stock a magnificent assorinent of
tine oak and upholstered furniture,
bed-room ses, elegant chairs, car
pets, rugs and all that ges to make
up a first-class furniture stoie.
They have lieautiful rooms, which
are filled, 1 oili.npstair.i and down.
j . most desirable lines
furniture, and their prices will
found very reasonable.
Cane Premutation.
Geo. Humphrey Esq., Capt. E.
J. I.anning and Wm. Faber went
to Portland yesterday, taking
with them a linegold-he ult-d cane,
the ltet in the jewelry More of
Mr. 11. Ewert; which w I! pre
sentetl to Mr. Joseph Wt-nber, the
pioneer Albmv fireman, who re
ce.nily removed to the f-'-'rolin.
Mr. Faber, it was said. i. d teen
selected to make the r Si-iration
speech. The c ine was a present
from Mr. Webber's many friends
in this city.
Brine Your Homes and Uet lour
Caab.
Mr. II. Brandenskin from San
Francisco, will be in Albany buy
ing horses on the 20th and 21st
ii.st.. at Mr. L. Senders' stable.
i He desires to buy the following
i horses, viz : Bays ami blacks, age
Irom 4 to 8; wen-lit, 10 o t MoO
noiuidH. 15-to 10 hands high, well
I Planting
rrnnea.
Hon. J. K. Weatherford of this
! citv, and
Mr. Thomas Kav are
.! plant ing out an orchard
of L'o.tVH)
' i.iune trees uimjii their property at
I Wateiioo. Abont the same num
ber of prune trees are being
planted at Oakville. The prune
biisiues is becoming a thriving in-
1 i duMry in Oregon, air' no whec
j do tliey grow better than in Linn
i iiinniv
i .
j Kirn Kurucil.
. The large and commodious barn
j upon the Hi am Sitith place,
i seven or eight miles south of flar-
! i-ial.ii.-rv ll... iirtf-.itf.rlv tf tru fd,--
V. .......... M. w
A. Smith, widow of tlie late
Hiram Smith, was burned one day
tins weeK, eniaiiiug a heavy toss
cpon tl e owner."
Sltx-klua; With I.ug:
The HarriKburg Mill Company
is making ainp'.e preparations to
stock up with logs for another
stason. They have m ide tpiite a
successful inn this year, but will
1m much better p:epared another
season.
New goods of the latest patterns
sold at Matthews and Wash-
bums is why they will sell over
four lo 'ds of stoves and ranges
thi" year, they lave their lit st
carload of Jewel Stoves and ranges
now on the road to arrive Feb 1st.
The very best stock of tooth
brushes, clothes brushes, solid
back hair brushes and whisk
broom at Hnlin A Dawson' drug
store.
the-, X h,
" l M
OJII
iual ProcMdtogi of tba JannarJ
lefm- Soma Mioof Baiin.
The clerk was instructed to pur
chase stationery for county pur
poses from the lowest bidder.
The matter of lighting the court
house by electricity was continued
until next term.
Scholarships to the State Agri
cultural collega were granted to
Frank McMeeken and A. White.
John Duncan was instructed to
repair Robert's bridge.
A. T. Thompson was reappointed
supervisor of road district Xo. 50.
The following additional jurors
were drawn :
Syracuse John A. Conser, F. D.
Leverick, Isaac Meeker, 8. T.
Crooks, J. J. Graham.
Scio J. Is. Croisan.
Peoria A. L. Cannon, Geo. L.
Khepheard.
Libertv Cyrus Barr
Wiight.
Jchn
'
Davis, II. j
j
Halsev l. r. Minti..
East Albany W. C.
A. Crowder, E. H. Lord.
Bush Creek Geo, W. Pu'h, G
B. Splawn.
Crawfordsville Wm. Ireland.
BILLS ORDERED PAID,
Smith & Senders, indse $
W. E. Potter constable fees
Foshay A Mason stationery
Brownsville sawmill, acct.
roads
5 tiO
0 00
1 20
14 no
l. K. X. Blackburn, salary 100 00
B. W. Cootie ,'Oinruissioner 11 20
W. Kumbaugh
M. Scott, sheriff
Evans & Ambroze bridge
25 00
2!I4 21
work
12 50
KILLS CONTINl'KD.
Iugan ac :t. roads. .
Thompson, road
Jno. S.
5 00
46 00
A. T.
work
A irat Klg Fraud.
The Salem Journal
...
rises with
COURT.
L 1
th remark that the secret order; ,.. ' , , ... .
known as the A. K. O., which wasL,,1,R,u Ar.ch criticism on
one of the most secret orders ! J1.rB- Igtry s Cleopat ra is every-
known, in fact it was so secret that
even the time or place of the
meeting were not know n, except
to the members, seems to have
turned out to be a fraud. Orders
were established in a number of
the cities and towns of the valley.
Some of the members would like
to know where their initiation fee
went to. Some of the orders ev n
had a charter from the grand or
der. It now seems there is to
crand order and that tne so-called
grand lodge was also a fraud. If
the reports ot the state papers are
correct the man who was t round
organizing the orders is the only
gainer in th scheme, the order
had a number of members in
Albany.
Officers Installed.
The newly elected officers of Mc
Pherson Women's Kelief Corns
and the G. A. K. Post were in
stalled at their hall last evening by
Mrs. M. J. Train, onthepaitof
the corps, and Wallace Baldwin,
on the part of the G. A. U. ivt.
The list of officers has already
In-eii published. After the instal
lation lunch was served and- a
social was participated in by the
ladies of the corps and the mem
bers of the G. A. R. post and
others who were their invited
guesis. The exercises wer ren
dered additionally enjoyaole by a
song by Rev. E. R. Prichaid.
By Request.
McPherson Pest Xo. , G. A. R.
assisted by the best local talent
will reproduce at the opera house
on Friday evening Jan. 10, 185)1,
the thrilling military drama, "The
Veteran of 1812," or, "Kesiah and
the Scout." It is pronounced by
comietent judges to Ix; one of the
best plays ever produced on the
amateur's stage. Tickets on sale
at Will A Link's music store. Ad
mission, reserved seats, 50 ceits,
gallery, 25 cents; doors open ai
7 :lo ; curtain at 8 promptly. The
entire proceeds will go into the
relief fund.
Activity at HarrUbnrg-
Business is improving at
Harrisburgand the town is exhi
biting indications of a healthy
growth. A correspondent from
there writes: -The feeling in re
gard to real estate in and about
llarrisburg is very favorable. A
Presbyterian minister is beie from
Kansas, and is arranging to settle a
colony in the town and country.
It will consist of about sixty
families, all well to do prople. A
large number of real estate trans
fers have been mad. recent'y to
parties who will erect new resi
dences Karly Motuiug r'ire.
At I o'clock this nioiiiing a lire
a'.iriu was sounde . The .iro as
s -on locat'd in an old va-jnt cot-
j tage, owned by A. Ilai kleman,
near the Oregon imciiic nepor. It
was entirely consumed, as li e dis
tance was loo re.U to leached
hv ;he lire (lepsrlnu-iil in in:c.
The his was nominal. Tne lire :s !
supposed to be the wnrkni i'.cend -ai'i-:-,
ho lino i e I u.ldv. i-.r
p ire cu se in. .
((I Krxulln.
Our cash system ot ousnieS' is i
just what every one is now taking
advantage of. Our goods are the
purest and our prices the lowest.
People who pay cash for their
goods v ill rind it to their advan
tage to buy of Mueller & Garrett's
cash gioceres.
you want anything choice in
the Kris-erv line go to Mueller A
' iarrett's, tba only p!ace in the
city w here you can get everything
you want.
Dr. II. A. Leininger has charge
of Ir. Grav's old office, and will
be ii I ad to have all his old patrons
and as many new ones as w ish, to
call.
Immense bargains in children
and misses shoes are to be found
on Searls' hargin tahle.
THE 6Wi)isH OCTETTE
A Trtat is 8to- forth Untie Lotar'l of
Ttria City,
concert of the Swedish
Xalkmal Ladies Octette this even
ing lyjl be an event long to be
remenkpered by the mnsic-loving
public Albany.
According to the opinion of a
vast number of critics and dramat
ic editors on the leading metro
politan neaspafiers of the eastern
states every member of the Octette
possesses a voice and a degree of
musical culture that could profit
ably be employed in starring with
any one of the opera companies
now traveling in the United States.
The eight young ladies, however,
prefer to " keep together rather
than to gratify individual ambition.
Tliey have spent years of study
and hard work together to bring
their singing to the highestattain-
able degree ot perfection. H is
now universally admitted mav
they have reached that goal and
they eel it th-nr duty to share the
honors together.
They have ha 1 lull houses wneie
I ever thev have sun? heretofore,
I ard the people of Albany can Io
1 no less than given them a packed
OUD AND 1NTEK8T1NG.
It is the boast of an old lady
residing iu California that George
IV. once imprinted a kiss upon
her lips.
M. PrtnkevitchBvituclitcbtzky is
a Polish doctor practicing! Paris.
It is evident that lie cannot receive
many '"emergency calls.-'
Emperor Willianijias consented
to act as sponsor to the seventh
son of a Silesian joiner. The
child that is to be thus honored
was born on the same day and
iiotirasiue youngest cmiu oi
, '
t .1... . 1 ' I I C .1...
wnere proiioimccu 10 oe me iuobi
severe on record, lieie it is:
"Purple patches of Shakespear
swimming in aprismatic-sciutilant
maelstrom ot spectacle.
There are live American ladies
attached to the Italian noblemen
One of these ladies, the Marchese
Theodoldi, was Miss Conrad, of
, rniiadeipnia, and is now tne cniei
lady in waiting at tne court, as
we.l as the most beautiful woman
in Italy.
Mr. T. E. Garrett, the St. Loni6
critic and author, who ii one of
Mrs. Navarro a(Mary Annerson's)
correspondents, says: "There is
no doubt of her returning to the
stage. She can never be happy in
a domestic life unless she directs
her energy entirely to society.
She will be on the stage in a little
while."
According to statistics just
published, the average Parisian
consumes during his lifetime 1800
pounds of bread and 1000 pounds
of meat, and these he washes
down with 57 barrels of wine, 400
litres of alcliol, about 100 litres of
beer, and an equal quantity of
cider. He also absorbs 11,160
eggs, 100) pounds of fis.i, 1800
pounds of oil, 1800 pounds of salt
and 2 ),000 pounds of vegetables.
A Monster Engine.
One of the engines at the
Min-
neapo.is
elect! rio railway power
house is almost readv foroperation.
It it a triple expansion condensing
engine, 1200 horse pover, cylin
ders twenty-four, foity and tifty-six
inches iu diameter, respectively,
with a s xty inch stroke. The fly
wheel is twenty-eight feet in
diameter ami seyeuty-ihree inches
across the face, weighing forty-four
tons. Two m-jre exactly the same
size will he placed in the Kwer
nous-'. b- i. nidation of one being
alrei.:v prepared - Power ami
St . '.
Chance in ItunlneM.
From Jan. 1st, 1891, we will
change our business to a strictly
cash system, thereby enabling us
to buy for cish and get our dis
counts, whereby we can, and will,
give our customers the benefit.
Our M. C. H. Mueller, while east,
made arrangements to buy goods
direct from the manufacturers at
the lowest cash prices, and we will
sell pure goods at the lowest cath
figures. Relieving that the people
will appreciate a store where they
can goods at cash figures. We re
main, Respectfully Yours,
Mi eli.er & Garrett.
Came Acrons the Mountains.
B. F. I'.eeler, of Prineville ar
rived at A. T. Powell's near Scio
on Tuesday with 20 head oi horses
that he had brought over the Cas
cades. The animals are in fine
condition. 1 Ie reports but 8 inches
of snow at the euroni't.
Chance of It. K.
Railroaj time has been set
ahead three minutes. Set yonr
watches and clocks with French's
rvj;uiniui it you tvnni iuc correct
tijie.
Those desiting to receive the
news of the legislature along with
the other principil news of the
world, fresh every motuing.should
send in their orders for the
IIer.ami. Those who subscribe
now will receive all the news of
the legislative session. Send in
your orders.
Noon-diy prayer meeting at the
Y. M. C. A. rooms over trench's
ie
er rrenclrs
jewelrv store every day from 11 :1!0
to 12:3:)., Week of prayer topics,
leader for Wednesday noon. Rev.
Geo. W. Hill. Business men
especially are invited to attend.
Drop in if only for five minutes.
Mrs. Gilbert is prepared to do'
ureoBiiiM'ng ui an kiiius. Mie lias
employed a first class dressmaker
from Sacramento, and willgnaian
tee satisfaction on all kinds of
work. Children's garments a
specialty. Location, First street
over the Golden Rule Razaar.
Vhe
Time
JJAHDOSMfiltf OF POST KLiMATfl.
Coocriimaa Harmian Tbikki 0rgcn
Should Bare Protection frjtn Iudiias,
Representative Hermann has rc-'
ncwed his efforts of last summer j
before the war department tor th !
re establishment of Fort Klamath, j
In his showing to the secretary he
refers to the Indian disturbances
in Dakota, and to. the significant
indications of hostility developed,
yesterday amon the Indians of
Idaho, the first of t tie kind among
the Pacific coast tribes for some
years. He shows that in all the
immense are of Oregon, there in
not a lecngnized fort nor a uni
formed soldier of the government.
Fort Klamath was the la.-t military
post, and that was abandoned last
summer. He says that there nie
four Indian reservations in hw
state containing in the aggregate
neatly 300D Indians, and should
they be influenced by the spirit
now moving many Indian trihep,
it is difficult to predict the results
which may ensue. The establish
ment at Fort Klamath is in a g od
state of repair, no property 'f the
pust having yet been removed,
and that several cavalry companies
can be maintained at that point as
economically as at any other place
in the Union. In such locality
the troops will be in the vicinilv
of the Klamath Indian acencv and
within two davs of the Warm
Springs' reservation, and can
readily unite with the troops from
Fort Bidwell in California, should
it become necessary.
A nasal injector free with each
bit tie of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 50 cents. For sale at Foshay
& Mason's.
"Hacknietack,-'
fragrant perfume,
cents. For sale
Mison.
a lasting and
Price 26 ami 50
bv Foshav &
Sponges, tablets and pencils for
all at liulin & Dawson's, French's
corner.
If Wilcox does not make a pic
ture that pleases you, you need
look no further.
MAKRIED.
MIXL'XE MCBKlD&Jau. 7th. isfil
at tlic residence of the tiriilii's par
ents, by Kev A. M. Ache.-oii, Mr.
Joseph M. MeCuae of Newport. Ore
!:", and Miss Maggie M Bride of
Shedd, Liun county, Oregon,
The contracting parties grew up in
this community lru aB(i
favorably known.
BARKOWS GKEEX On Thursday.
Ju. 7, mi, it the office of Blsck
Imin t Wii-rht, by Judpe D. K. X.
Blackburn, All. Frank Barrows and
M's Mattie tireen, Imth ot Shedd.
The happy couple were the recip
ients of the hearty eoiisrnituUtions of
their many friends.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN !
IN ALB i Y.
Will sell eithci the merchandise
and fixtures in the grocery depart
nvnt, or the fixtures jwr'aining to
the bakery separate if desired.
A splendid oppoitunity in a live
town for any one wishing to en--r
age in business.
F. M. REDFIELD,
Assignee for Blackburn A Pironi.
DR. PATTON,
SPECIAL 1ST,
Blnmberg Blcck. Albuy, Oit(oii,
By the mott uxl.-rn and a proved meth
ods, cure iliftraaes if wonien and children
and all piiiatc dineaae of either wx. i on-miltat-nn
in free, and cverythini; otririly ron-fiilenii;-l
Offlce hour, 10 t 12, 2 to 4 and 7
OS, Hcaicvnee, cor. Third and Ljou IM.
ALBANY OPERA HOUSE
Saturday, Jan. 10, f!H
NATIONAL
Concert,
FliOM STOCKHOLM.
Redpath Lyccnm Bureau, Sole
Agents, lotou & Chicago.
THE COMPANY :
Miss Jenny Norelius, 1st soprano,
Miss T. Sundius, 1st soprano,
Miss Ida Bruce, 2nd soprano,
Miss Maria I laden. 2nd soprano
Mane Sohlberg, 1st alto,
Elizabeth Rru.-e. 1st alto,
Amelie Ileden, 2nd alio,
Inglebnrg Li nd born. 2nd Alto,
Also
MR. MELVIN R. 1)Y, :
The favorite Potion Humorist.
The ladies apiear in the beauti j
fill and picture-qiie osttimes of j
their native provinces. Their ,
quartette singing has never been
equaled in this country, their work i
wing simply eriect
ADMISSION, - -
50c and $1
Reservexl seats at Will & Link's
ritllK i.ittieg whnUHtk a
four lioise whip
1 lnn the barn -I Or I. .s.
Wot die, arc
teitlU9il tn ra-liirn llu SAiir. 'ttirv aru
kui.wn, !' ' bt wbip ia rrttirnrj no arrcat
will Ins otaileauil uo iUtA.iuU'a avkcal.
Grocery t Bakery
Sweedish Ladies
GRAND:
c
ARANCE .SALE!
-THE EXTIKE BALANCE OF OUR SUPERB-
FelII i "Winter Stock
-OF
fa
Boys' & Children's Clothing
MUST I3K SOLD AT ONCE
DON'T TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT
But come and convince yourselves that the greatest bargains
on earth await yon here during January ami February.
ALL WOOLEN SHIRTS AND UNDERWEAR AT COST.
TMBIIEU AS AND RUBBER GOODS GBEA FLY REDl'i ED
We are compelled to have
make r.Miin for our mammoth stock
airivehere the lirst of March. Sole agents for HAN AN it SON'S
Fine Shoes. Yours for Busbies.--,
T. L. WALLACE & CO.,
The biithplace of g.cat and Iioncst ba; gains.
Clearance Sale.
L. B.
Will
I
All -;-
-Darin" January at a Big
L. K. BLAIN
Tlie Leading Merchant Tailor, Albany, Oregon,
Silver
3
SILK UMBEELLAS
With Gold or Silver Ibk; Jibt 111? Tiling
For a Nice Present
The City Liquor Store
.). HAUSIOAKT. fiomictur.
PTSvxl .loor t tha O.W Fellqw e-nplti, Vlitam, 'Ireomal
Keep constancy oo hind tlie Quint i.uportwi al .lomaatic wines, liiira, citron au
to'-- Only tnt-elaaa liquor a tor in the city
SPECIAL ATTENTI IN PAID Tfl OiiCEBS rP.0 I;!L CDUHlR
older
,! ds
of soring and summer
N
Close out
Reiluctlon, in Fact a Sacrifice
war
e
e WILL & STARK
Have the
finest IiieinToWi:,
Also
Y SOME YE1Y ELEGANT
this gn-at clearance sale in
BLAI
i n
mr-
hamm
AS SURE
As to and two make four, I have
laid in the choic-l and most com
plete elock of gro ties to liefitind
iu town, comprising all kinds of
-l.ip'cs, such as I-.hc n, lar.lj pigs
fect, sav.Mkrjut, v. bite fieli,. Hol
land h'-rrin-r, sabii.-n, luiii'-e meat,
apple Inittcr, also a .'ine line of
bottled delicacies. Pe pie tell me
it is as piit t
AS DEATH
Around town in the dill'.-rcnt lines
of trailo. I ncicr was busier.
Trad.? is as steady ae the tick,
tick, tick of a ugulator. I place
the jwods at jour Ioor free of
charge,
AND TAXES
You less foi them tliau m.y com
pUitor in the ci:y. Etch cash
purcliHF'er i f $10 frth of goods re
ccivfw We!-Hj-r s laro l:ctionary;
of J;!') noilh, one of Rtinl it Mc
Niilly's new Mini coinple atlas of
the world. Ifi licet and you will
not l eject the oiler.
('. I'. PRO'VNKLL.
QiTRVEl) AWAY.- A -Ul lund'e.1 uui
ij lirelU. iiiark tl I, S. 1 !ie liniitr ill p. r
form favor bj leariix liie 8auie with the
owitt. , Mr. I,. r-ci.ih-Y-1..
kj n n
4 L-
fOl: SAI.K BY ALL DhfriOISTS,
jiiie,nif!tlis .ro ! i-tircb a
'. of Ir.. I. I'. Sill's C'atsT'i Cute for
i. own r.e. hut rilidit:;; rv rf-vt ,
I. . ,Mi-Ml.:ni, nced:ti -n'i: lii. !!-;-ine
I It t liii.'i !uw ' y box of i:tdl
iitf. Hi now spud- for tlir -e liiore
txep, Suyi'i' 't i-t!"- !.- t!:irir for
catmrh e"vr trie"' t y h'm tid Ills
.riend. t .it Ji-ii:!'. r t.; ?o in
:i:y r.ip, i.n-1 clicerlnl'y rt mr n.i-pd it
tootlu r-,
; Si si! .-!! i. .1 1 1 N M M A I ' A X,
E t':llftj t ( lllll is-sioni I Lunc Co,
rfiji.li.
l"lrii:M'. M. l.m e i-o'5n' y. 1 r -jron.
I'r. f J, A, .loiiiti-on, rt-bi'tt-nt of the
"t:lf niti inity. says it riirci! him of
i roiieli Mt'cr two o:hi ' prescript tins
lut fi:''.i-d. l.iki-Ki.- two a.f his little
irirlsuet it toeiii1 tl-.eir ei.i.'is. Mrs
Mnrk ."latlfy. wife t,f froi. Fancy,
-i-i't it t-i I'rof .loi.ni-on, nr-il reetitn-:u-im!s
it to all who Miller fniin colils
mil i-oiijIic. For coui'li i' nets like
I c'ia -in. aiici en Its idli.il. d into the
tunj .... ii'.cx n h..,.. t..i .illia.r
! .1 ..... ...
t.u:. . i:s . ii.i ii.
nmnnu
unrc UHiHnnn
htmimaticn, Vevraigia Cra
HIMAOHK. Am4 ALL fAI".
TU 0aMAraia FmHIt aa Mao1"
LIOTEIO OOVSH COW
IMH MtM, CtW. WIHMHHM.
MtyaHPnffXBrui. Kk 4 1
o4 rra-a.
CITV-IIKSVAURAKT
llvi' licon f-ntirfly rrmn-'cJed,
tliiit ol I .n .1 NipcUr ivi-tanraut will
bo in via' litat c'-Atn in eery natea.
The ii! lii- will in' i-ivi n gnxl meals
at all li.-iir f r oi ly 2 cenU. Every
thing mat ami attractive. OvaU-ri
ip at very ty. W. A. MaHKK.
FOSHAY aSc MASON
U'hoUale and Htnlail
Diwish Booksellers
AI.SAVY,
OKS ON
i
1UJJ
20,01)011) dried iif
ple 15,000 Ik died
plum.
in;m:sT CASH price
WlIX V.K PUDHYTIIE
T? i'??Wf pi?VT' ffl
M KU;.l l.lttBI'ILIK.
Act on a new princ:pie rt-gu la
tinu the liver, stomach and b -. t in
thnu'i tlie nt-rves. A te ds
covcrx. Dr. Miles' Piils sjH-e-.!ily
a-urtt bilitmsnes', l.:sd taste, torpid
livT. iilaf, -onitipat.ionr l"n-t-ipnilod
lor men. women. children.
.viiiallfbt. mildest, surest ! oOd.es
for 2" cent-;. Samples ee, at
Statcir 1 if; Cu-iek.
! l'.ot quality of raisins, citron,
orange and lemon peel, zante
currants, d ites ind fiys, and many
.other good things at Kenton's.
' cash grocery store near the P. O.
It f, 3 b
i
if 1 IV
12.
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