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THE MOKNLNG HEKALDi AVEDXESDAV. JANUAItV li I8il.
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UN SALK.
The Daily Herald will he on
Bale each morning al II. J. Joiien
book store.where itt be procuri
at 5 cents per copy.
JOTTING H AKt
J. H. Matin went
yesterday.
C. W. Ayera went to Ashland
last ('veiling.
I'M ward ttoin, of Scio, waa in
the city yesterday.
J. C. Littler make a specialty
of painless dentistry.
The "Veteran of 1812" at the
opera house Friday evening.
C C Hogueof Corva'.li-", came
up from I'ortland last niht.
J. C. l.iitler will make you a set
of teeth and not thuge fur extrac-
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Matthews and Washburn are
ft lllintr.
1'billip Wineman left lixt eve
niug for t'alifornia to spend a few
months.
Siicriiitcndci!t Shaw of the Mill
Cit v mills passed dow n to Salem
yesterday.
If Wilcox does not make a pic
ture that pleases you, you need
look no further.
The Mill City saw mill has closed
down for a few days rest during
the cold weather.
Mm. James Powell, nee Miss
Maud Van Horn, went to Portland
yesterday for a short visit.
ius L'iven lor painlessextrai t'u.n
of teeth. J. ('. Littler. I,-ntist.
Room Li Tweedale I'-lo k.
ttyTortland
The family of J. F. Whitinr. who'"
hive lieen eei ioiisly ill w ith typhoid 4
lever, uie si in ouiie sick. .Tfcr.i. i
Whiting is considerably i:iiro
Medara. Win. M. IloaL'and M'ai
ha Nash of the Willamette Villi v
and ('aast railroad, pasa d li i -uiri .
on their way to Salem jesl-rI.iy.
.lublice deore llnn p'oey ol 11. i
city, yesterday was admi'ttduo
iiractice in the courts of Ore!i
l.y the supreme court of :he state.
W. A. Cox, atnl familv arrived
back i.i Altiany yesterday from
California. They lem-ived to
Oklaud for the health oi their
children but not finding the bene
fit they expected in that directon
they have returned to their home
here.
The Tillam iok Headlight cl iims
the distinction of having published
more land notices than any other
paer in the United States. With
in the (tat two years the journal
has contained- S'- timber land
noiices, and '.".'A liomestead and
pre-emption notices, and the editor
challenges the outside wirl-l to
beat his retrord.
The ('online M Inst rein.
(enwlyear, Ktitch .t SchilWiiii's
Minstrels will appear at the open1,
house Tuesday Jan. JO. This is a
large and linely epiip'd comptu.y
and it ia claimed the co"!hest .1 i h--st
dresse-1 lirst part in the country,
styled the Monte ('list . Ko.vil
C-jiirt. Walls of silfi, plush, vehel
and satin diacd, an I fes' oed
with heavy gold con I and fringes.
Comedians represent ii g Monte
Crist' jest r', vocalists .as gay
civalie's. musicians as Monte
'list Fisherman, the couipmy
includes Chas. W. 1 Joodyear, t h is.
K. Nchiiiing, Americ i's represen
tative musical artist. (eo. II.
ivlwards, the ipiaiut coiiiediau
formerly w ith Haverly's Minstrels.
Alt-ert Ia'ccIi a favorite voiing
comedian. Clivette Kx)H:rt Fiiili
biist Juggler and shadow -giaphist
makes shadow men, women and
animals by the movement of a
linger. Brothers Londor, F.uro
pean athletes. Sytuond -, Hughes
v Rasters comedians, singers and
la"cers. Southern quartette. W.
Harvey Hntl', Bentley Brother
and a liost of others.
The Trenpas- Law.
A ,-etition has been circulated
and g.-nerally signed by citi. n-t in
tlie precinct of Halsey. Harris
burg anil Brownsville, asking tlie
legislature to amend the trespass
law , so that w ild animals can he
icirsiied w ithout interference. The
pe.ip'e on that locality complain
that the sheep business is badly
oolesteil bv covotes. an 1 that
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IIICV mil '.L 11c iiuiuni iiunn ii.i
reason oi the trespass law. The
matter will he presented to the
legislature for action.
Hy an Albany Art int.
Mr. J. F. Whiiiii', the well
know 11 artist of this city, has lin
iahetl an oil painting of Ml. I loo I
that will sttiid conitrisou with
any ot Ihtj paintings ot Orig in's
htgoe-tt siiiv-.ipped peak, and
these are many and by noted art
ists, for Ibis hoary old mountain
is a-tmira'tle subject for the artist's
I. niih, ami it has Veil pa:nted
l'i-o i every conceivable standpoint 1
ami 1111 ler many tliilerent coudl
tiona. An Oyster Supper.
On the adjournment of the city
council last evening the newly
elected otlicers and members pi-n-posed
to give an oyster supper. It
w ts put to a vote to asc.-rtam who
should furnish the stippe-. Coun
cilman W. II. 1 hurt'lt was iiuani
inoiisly ehiMen 10 act as host at t
ut i to (ikiI the bill, which h- did
Willi goo I ifrace, ami tin- 111 yor.
council and otlicers parte.!; of a
siiiiiptiious oyster bantpiel at tlie
City restaurant.
.Militia Matters.
Lieut. . H. Irvine, Lieut.
T. J.
Oruiau aid .Lieut. James Mi liar
g io returned yesleiduy from fa-1
Jem. w here they went to altend j
the militia election of I he Secoiid i
R.-giiiient, t. N. i. The promo-
1 11.11 of Mr. Irvine will necesvitate
the election of another cii.t.im of .
V Cum nan y of this city, lie being
now lieutenant on the regiinent.tl '
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Ttttf MTV PfktiVi
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Anderson Elected as St
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VUIl.llU3MUm.-l.
THE COMMITTERS A l'I'OIXTKD
F.ilicamen Appointed fir tha Easn
Yer a d Their Sd.iri F.ioil -lla
Railroad Sewer.
Regular meeting of the citv '
council was held hut evening, all i
officers and memhers being prea
ent.
-Mavor Cowan addressed the
i-uiiiicn uiicuv, uiauKiii); inem ior
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that the customary message would
lie waived for the present, but that
in the near future he would have
soiiu thiiif; to say to the council.
m-.vi.toil n.l tl'i.in nf I.. I i
ine Kanroau strert sewer was!
, :
-..tit n Itlfklllil t nir t.. 4'! '.fl i ti
.. . t i
h red odd -
ine recorder was ins!ru':-t.!il to
advert i:-e for bids for lateral sewers'
to onnec with the Uailro ds'rc
sewer.
The coniiiiit'ee on accounts and
current expenses aked for further
time in w hich to make their re
port ; granted.
The marshal reported that he
had served the notices ordered at
last meeting, notifying ceilain
..r-.-.r...f ..ii'iimi-j t. .- ..-in 110 1 I.., .. i
propi it owneis to i.tan np thiii
preiiilf-es, but that no work Ii.ul
been d. ne. ,
,The street commissioner slated
tTiat he had no repcit to nuke.
n
T!ie h.llo.ving names were pre- !
sen ted for the a tion oi the council
lor the Xsii.on ol street commis
sioner: A. J. Hunt, W. F.. Kellev,
I. W. Anderson, M. W. Orion arid
li. Ii. Parker. J. W. Anderson
was cho-eu.
The 11 lines oi W. A. Mi Claiu
and S. W. Recce were presented
for Secial K.iice. W. A. MeClain
was elected.
Jno. Jones was elected as night
watch and engineer for Linn en
gine Co. No. 2.
For uii.t .vatc'i and eii iineer for
Aloany eng ne (. No. 1, V. N.
lil!er tt':t-t fli..w ii
The election of citv siii vevor for
the ensn'....' :-.ir re I in t!,e
ar resulted l.i the
seleciion tf W. B. Barr. I
1 he reorder was instructed o
advertise for l.ids for lumber, dirt,
giavel, city printing and boiiding
city pri-oners.
a morion was nude tii.it tne
Baia.y 01 me special ic.iice.uaii "-':
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I he salary ot the street commis
sioner was t:e.l at. tn per month.
The salaries of the nigbtwHicti
an I engineers were lixed at $70 1
each per month.
Tilt: STAVPINti C'.MMI l l'itKS.
Tlie following standing com-rnittet-a
were appoint d lor the en
suing year :
Ways and means !. W. Smith,
jC. ;. Buiktiart, F. M. French.
I Ho-ilth and po!ice-V. li. H tw
j kins, W. II. (iarieM, B. 1". Tab'er.
I Ordinal! -es C. li. Burkh irt,V.
! li. Hawkins- W. II tiarrett.
Fire a-id water F. M. French.
W. H. liarret, B. F. Tabler.
Streets an I public proertv P..
F. Tabler, C. (1. Burkhart, i. W.
Smith.
Licenses W. II. (iarrett, W. Ii
Hawkins, F. M. French.
Accounts and current expenses
C. i. Burkhart, U. W. Smith,
W. Ii. Hawkins.
DAILT PAPERS.
It'.Ol. The first newspaper pub
lished in America was issue)
at Boston on tlie L'oth of Septem
Ikt and u as called "Public Occur
ences." Before the second number
was issued tlie legislature suppres
sed its publication.
1!M. 1 he first daily newspaper
published 111 I.aUimme, was issued
on the iMth of October, and called
the Baltimore Haily Ueposilorv.
I luring fiis ye; r the lirst newspa-
pe-111 liarriM.iiig. Pa., iippeared
under the named' '"Oracle of Dau
phin." IS.U. Du icg this year, the firat
daily newspaper of Albany, Or.,
will be th. Dtu.v Hkii.m.I), which
in connection with the IIkk.m i.
Dissi:.minaioi!, will I'ontinue to
fiirnisb its p.ilrons with the latest
telegraphic, tlomestic, foreign and
I'M-al news.
P.kowssvii.i.k, Jan. l:
Ill kLKVrf HMI A StIAK.
Tliel.is! sa've in llio tvorlil for Cuts.
Bruises, S-'.es, t'lcers. Salt 1' lit-11 ill ,
K.'ter son's, T i:cr, t'liuppnl Manil,
'liiltihiins. Corns, unilskin Eruptions,
hihI os lively cun-B Piles, or 10 pay
rt'ii.ircil. It is :;il:ir:iiili'.cil to give
ei-rl'.-ci s:tiii:tct'uM., i,r inom-y re
finiilc'l, Pricfi'i cents per Imv. For
sale l.y Ko-lii-y ,V .Mason
I. Iltl ImiiiiI 11111I ittlrn'
Bros, boys, misses and child
rtn's slitH's dill'erent slvlt-s all
sizes and w i-Phs mm.i; mu..i ai.i.
1111:01 ..ii. Try a pair nullum;
beiler medium in price. F.very
pair warranted.
S.mi ki. Ii. Ynrxc.
The men 01 this vicinity need
not be jealous became their wives
talk so constant'v about Matthews
and Washburn. Its not their good I
looks the lado s are talking alsmt.
it is ihe gisl t.ualitesof the cH.k i
and heating -iloves I hey sell, livery !
one scents to le delighted when ;
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tiny buy from M. and W.
LETtEK FEOM PORTLAND.
Steamboat Combination-Railroad ;
Mutera ant Newsy CoEffienta-
Pokti.axj), Or. Jan. 10.
n.. .,l,, .. ..act fe.v
lavs has hem clear and sunnv, a
ttle cool, just enough to I e brac-
g an t healthy, and a walk
mid the citv is liif inritij;. le-
se activity si ems to prevail in
almost every branch of indiihtry.
'IMwi ...vw..-. ... u 1 ... 1 . 1 i li it j r .w in
iiic .am. n i" .... -j. t ., ...
i course of construction are many of
them Hearing completion, while
ot,,er aesive structures are daily
l"5'"? s,.0,,e ul)on s,olu-' a..tl,,:11.
loiintla ions assume ine miiiuiy oi
the everlasting; hills that rise
alove even the minarets and
i towers of these triumphs of archi-
- .
material ot chaos to the graceful
time of cornice arch or colvnade, !
j story ujcjn story until the th.y
i heightli of six,"euht or ten stories j
are reached axvav in toe iirina-
meiit above the clatter anil d:n of
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- ihiv wen oe pr-juu ui 8nne in ner in tow n on atuniav.
bdil-linas brulps and street rail-j 5,ns.-.lan. 8, to'tlie wife of
-V- .'"- however ;r. Windom, a .iati-l.'er.
rtnrlil fn In- tree. li.MBii-e lliev. ...
,i t..li t i.tirlet.v..,,,,. th:it. fi I
Hs certainly ivt trdir.ir the growth
ot the city in
ment in its
c.i- csing lmpiove
various sulir.i liau !
homes to the east. But a to-isoli-!
tlation of the east side witli the !
west side in one government iiihv !
make the free bridge system Pc-'
ticahle and necessary. I
The recent cunihinttioii ei tered '
j ue rt tent ( cjmoiuatioii et terea :
nto tiv the vai ous s'eamlx.at i
no iv in. t.tiiuu.1 i-.t.iinoiiaL
companies, an-l owners is creating
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illl t'lli IMlu.lt: nvilJUIISl I ill ion 01 Olh-
1 t,i '
?rl'owl! - People 01 .stoi 1a, ,
ov trte ci i.eiis aion the varwu-. 1
'outep , and by the pubm; in g.-n-;
-ril' imeiesis are in a gooo
-ami tmeaj. Mea.i!..atserv.ce upon;
1 "n 1", l -"'t'nes Iron,
Por lind tothe sea. At! of tne
hi'.-t boats are in the uoiubtnation
but a.strentio.iselloi t will be made
top4onanoppoaitiii bo it, nd
Wit ill U llt"d elloltwi don it ess
pro snccessfu' at an early day
Cliiiivhrs and theaters of Port-
lanJare i.retlv wt ti pat'inii.ed
t.uyit would astonish some of the
S- people w ho always atten 1
f - n"'lr cliuicli it t..ey coil it abseit
.ems.eivea or once a-i.. ot.se. ve ; 0 , Satnr lav, Miss K. Iv.nn re
llu vast, ddlerence betw een the . , xvoodhnru, o, take
nightly gathering!- al the cr.e..!td ... ., ( .- , ,, ...
theaters and the sparse attendance
once, twice or tin ice a week in the
house of wor.-hip. Tavlor street
church and Cordray's theater on,
Third str et, only one block apart,
shows each Sabbath evening the
tendency of the crowd to p-ss by
the church doors and join the
thiongoi eager theater-goers pro
the brilliantly lighted play house j
dedicated i momentary pleasures,
while the glo'iinv church stands Sl
monitor, w hose st.aigt.t social
creeds and Solemn CO .IVO'-atiells
rei.u'se rattier than draw the
an .traw toe
multitude who are
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hence are pleased with the natural
repf-seiitatioiis of lil.j'a vitvssi
tudes, w tiether good or bad, virtu
ous or vile. To make the churches
! iJllccesstll I I lie v .11 t.sf 1 1. m 1. le ;il
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tractive and sympathetic Bright
eriiions. interesting lectures and) I Miring the past week, at the M.
:0l music will draw the better!!'- chuicii, Ucv. (.'aider, assisied
-hss of theater goers and they
are the larger and wealthier tor
Hon ol tlie theatrical patronage,
as close obseivaticn w ill pove.
The prospects for Oregon's pros -
p:rity are l.nghter if'an evt r
lietore if po-sible.
The I'nion Pacific has paid ofl
its hungry employes an t wiilgo
ahead to the Sound. The Albany
Astoria is moving now; tiie
Southern Pacific is interested in
such connection w ith the sea o.ird
The Astoria.; South Coast is wait
ing for reports from London by
the engineer whose report it U
hoped will be favorable to the loan.
On Monday th-j hegoo gis'a-
lature conveii'd at Salem, and
now will cjine the tug of war.
The election of Mitt bell is con -
ceded, but the pas-age of certain
bills and the repeal ol o'hers wili
take up the valuable forlv days'
L 1 .1 1-3 Ul tll.tL rt'in-t o.l.r. it IS U.
be hoped that they will accomplish
some g-.od in the multitude of
Iheir deliberations ami give Ore
gon an ei lal chance with Califor
nia and Washington in their e!'.brt
tit. financial legislation. Let capi
tal come in competition with
capital, which will become more
plentiful and make interest corres
pondingly low, and times will cer
tainly be more prosperous and fa.il
utc8 less frequent. M.
Full of Native Mo.leMy.
Some country editors a:e so
modest that, it is not slratue their
sight should he hidden, but Editor
Cummins, of the e.idiMid.ite
Courier, had bis nerve with him
when he wrote the following
mairiage notice:
"This imp irt. mt event took place
Sunday, December L'.S, at the resi
dence of the bumble (?) editor's
parent". The lady s fortunate to!
secure the r.nlv j wci in the
Courier shop was Miss Rose Brune,
di.ighter of Mr. and Mrs. Charii s
Brun?, of Rockland. The x. tier nary hov I here. j
tha? runs hi3 head ir.io the in itri- j Mis. . E. String, is abotit to get
inonia! h icUau ore was o:u' .t!M' a pen io:i ior services rend-re'l in
than ourself. We r. al;.e:l the j the war of tlie RelM-ttion by her
necessity of having some one tojla'e husband. She will git back
brace our cold feet agj'iist these pay s; nee the death of her Lusband
cold wintry nights, hem e thi ! w ho died about ten yeara ago.
imf.orU.il step. It's a i.rg'utv poor ! .... , . . ..."
woman, dear readers, that can't j , lla' "'" U Mlll;,,K C9,:
support one editor. We thank our !'!'i,h1 HowerinK mill
maiiv u.ima.ried blends for con-1 " 'V'." 1,1 f'w f,'"1 aie Pitting in
gratulalions extended, and also j "liiii.;ry for tlie purpost of en
ior svmpa bics bv our married ''"Vf ' " one thin more
tl(.w 1 (capacity. They have been doinja
j splendid good business and have
not been able to lill their tnnnv
A I'rmliteiitial (.Ho.
Tiie Independence West. Side j
says that "Postmaster Robertson
informs us that the past two u.ia:
ters in the nsiotlice of this city
are several tlollars ahead of the
requirements for a presidential
oflice, coaseqiiently next July it
w ill be a presidential oflice with a
ofli
salary atta h-d. Notliing
indicate-a heii'.thv growth
town tli!n increasing postofl
I. u mess.
VETEBAN OF i8l2,
Or, KesLh at.d the Scont, fcy R qnc?t at !
the Cp"ra Hoa?e Frid.iy Sight.
rdcPlierson Tost No. o, (i. A. 11.
assisted by tho best local talent
will reproduce at the opera house
on Friday evenini; Jan. 1(5, IS'.ll,
the thrilling military drama. "The
VeNrin of ISIl'," or, "Kesiah and
the Scut.'" It is pronounced ly
competent ju'lgea to he one of the
best plays t v r produced." New
scei.ery. ricli co-t tunes. Tickets
on sale at Will & Link's
music store. Admission, re
served seats, fiity ce its, gal
lery, '25 cents; doors open at
7:15; curtain at H promptly. The
entire proceeds w ill go into tha
relief fund.
KEWS FROM ER0WNSV1LLE.
l'.How ssvii.i.k, Jan. 1
1. P.. Putnam, iscleikWij; at
Os-
burn s druj; store.
(leorire Uross, of Waterloo, was
j ,. ' .
A.
loe-.lay the lir.-t snow fell
on
the t'jotiii Is south of tow n.
! The Catalonia river
was iuite
high during the late rains
Fields, on Monday return-
e.l bom-.! frjm Fastern Orcoii
n r.;,i..,. . p..,,!,,. ,.t c;i,..
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ivi. .iioycr, ot .inanv. paset
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place
pian .
Npure, N. C. Av.-rul, is eonva-1
lesc.ng fiom his l ist a tack of ill
; miiltli.
vu..rva ,.:.,, ,.rilllIllpIMVIi
teiU.hll ,,, M(.KinlK.v tli,t.ict
I on w r ,
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j . J !- U'"n',r'"", lhursday, letl
j for the 1 K.s "! the Sai.tiam, to
! ' too." pont...
i -. 1 1 Alt IIJ r-fj .i.is I i-.i.ij v i;i 1. uill
liie I In s. Kay farm, which has
i. 1 ..r..i r..
' 1" eu lea.-ed to (.'. llalloway
j Jan. S. pav dav at the K. W. M.
: c.i,),. any. L',l;!0 added to the
, .'iiiTiiing medium ot town.
.1 1 tV UI 11. 1- . ' IKf.IL fit II. .11. -IV.V.
.Miss kittv Ctolev iici'tiiiipiitiied
''' slstr1' ll s- U- VVri,,t.
ot Albany, leturned home on Wed
nesday.
Mrs. J. J. Brown has for the
past week been confined to the
house sull'eting from an attack ol
rheum itism.
During the raise in the Calapooia
river, II. P.. Mover oi the Browns
ville saw mills, nucci-edcd in te.-ur-JiW
over l.OPO.O'lO feet of ly'S.
Prof. I'.drvmplc. has secured the
,,.:,.;, tilH p ol tin-Soip h P.rowns-
vilie school. C. L. Kuan:.
will
teach the piimary dejiai ta ent.
Thos. Kay, of Salem, !'. II. Co
show, of Salem, and O. P. Coshow
of this place, on Thursday ie!t for
1 I i.,i-ii'i.i 1 ; 1 1 1... ( 1 t- I
Cthiorma i.i tlie (. .V I
It. li.
by Kev. Atdii lg', have been boil
ing a protracted me-'tim;. The at-
1 tend'. nee has been huge,
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NOTES FKO.VI JUNCTION.
Ji x. ii..N,Jan li'.lS'.il
i'l.e hills on either side of us ;
re
! covered w ith sn .w.
1
I . The Oth of this north was the
! warmest day of the season.
j Mr. and Mr-. .1. A. Bushmll,
! spent last Sabbath in Halsey.
J Miss Florence Baber, has eon.--
'to ('.hat, U ash., to v:sit relatives.
j Tiie last three morning's (tie
j t'lcrinouie'er stoo l 10 deg. below
, freezing.
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i t.aIjslilctjt
Prof. J. C. Campbell will
com
i:i the
memce a select scnool her
naar future.
There is some talk of our town
being lighted with street tamps,
in the mar future.
Our town is tilled with tramps.
There ought to be something done
to remedy this evil.
Tlie Young People's Society of
Christian limleavor, is said to be
in a floiirshing condition.
On Jan. 1st born to the wife of
ieorge Thomas Bojtl, a son;
mothei and child doing well.
Rev Mr. Walters, of Eugene,
helJ quarterly meeting here on
the 1st Sabbath in tlie absence of
Presiding Elder Wilson.'
Mrs. Walter Beebe of Ashland
spent the holidays here with here
parents, Mr. and Aba. J. B. Bnshn
ed returning home the fir.it of the
y ar.
Junction needs a lirst class
hotel woise than any town in
' Oregon
I'h ere is one public and
I several private hoarding horses but
W.rdeis.
Ko.its anil Sl.tiei
rurchasera of Boots and Shoda
bear in iniml that big advcni.-a-
i meiits anil offers t.f big discounts
' do not always mean best values. 1
j Yon w ill have to pay some oi e a j
' proli as no one can do business '
i.etttr , witiiout expense, l he quest On is
i of ajwhocan sell you the U-st gtoda
tot!ico for the least monev. .
Samcel Ii. YoCNt.
ItLSlNtSS LOCALS.
Ifiilin it Dawson, drnggisls.
(iold spectacles at French's.
French keeps railroad time.
Fine cheese at F. I
Kenton's,
do to Vierecks for a trood shave
Choice fresh groceries at Parker i
Bros.
Golden drip syrup
Bros.
j
itt Parker;
i
All kinds of canned goods at
Parker Bros.
Boenicke keeps the lincst can
dies in the city.
A great reduction sale of um
brellas at Searls
Finest lot of cigars in the city at
i. L. B'ackman's.
Boenicke keeps those juicy non
productive on nges.
If you want a tine pocket knife
call on.). A. Camming.
IC'an St Achison are selling m-n;-umenta
at Portland prices.
Holiday novelties in endless va
riety at tiie Ladies' Bazaar.
A choice lot of cranberries just
received by (J. E. P.towtit l!.
Choice fresh butter at C K.
Bro vnell's at (i-'icents per roll.
iif.il. i
V larire stock of the best orands
of ci
goods at 1 arker Luis.
W i. cox has the combination. and
ls ,"akl" fplen iid photographs,
' bushels of Bed wheat w in'e l
I immediately at Morris ; Blount's.
- Kr Bros, you will nd nn
endless var etv of seed ess rah in.
,., . . ,
W e.tv will .. I..t -mv
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tirst-class mc hires leave hiss udai.
, ; ,. .
l (annum .li-iii evrmi -it l..iL-..,'
. ' J. I . .1
Bros. It is very line lor bn ak
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... , . .'
n s-nptions comjoiindi"l with
.0 ...onitv ra mjii .s
store.
Viercck
votir hair
stvle.
! ciiv w h.-ie von can g.-l evei vlhiug
will shave you or ul j v -u waul,
in the nunt app.ove.l:' - -- -
Sponger, tablets and .encils for
all at lliiiin iSc Dawson's, French's
corner.
l ine c'iow i h ov and salmon
bellies in bulk at Mueller A:
i anvil's.
Be sure and get a pair of hi
n-
kets that Searls is selling for
b-s-1
than cost. j
Wilcox is doing an immense
amount oi en!argiii''. Call and '
be Convinced. - j
Parker Bros, have a ii'ce I it of ,
condensed mince meat, ais . mince 1
meat in jars. i
As nicn a s'ock of photograph j
ali. n ins cai: lie seen at 11. J.. I ones' i
as one could desire. i
1 have a few more blankets tha' :
I will sell for less than cost to
close. E. C. Searls. !
If you want anytldng in tne !
irrocery line Parker Bros, is the ;
place where you will lind it. i
i'or a superior uualpv of silk
! umbreih'.s
with gold and silver!
bundles, go to Will & Stark's. j
1 have a f'-w albums and glove j
boxes that I will sell for less than
cost to close. li. C. Sea. is. ;
Smoke th celebrated Havana '.
3'led 5-cesit '.uars, aiaunfactured
nt .luiiiis Jis h's citiar factory.
Fresh Ii astern oysters at the!
Dclmonico restaurant, al-o Y.i-!
I'liiia bay and Shoal water oysters, j
"llaekinetack," a lasting and
fragrant perMitne.
cents. l-'or sale
.M'l--Ott.
If vou want a
Price and 50
bv Foshav ,V
duriMe Minim-
! ment go to i-.gan ,c Achison, wuo ;
i are haudhng nothing but the best
! grades.
io to Mueller & I iarrett's cash
stole tor your comce groceries at
bedrock pi ices, ('ail and see our
leaders.
Are vou insured? If not. lose
t no time in securing an accident
1 policy in the Travelers of C. B.
I U inn, agent.
Ilave vou s vir those beauliful
! ,, , .
cemeiii. wans 111 ine ccmeieries,
put up by Egan & Achison, at half
the cost of stone.
livery family should have one of
l- one n
of the
tlio-e line steel
. 1 , f .
Declaration ot Independciice tor
j sate by J
A. Oumming.
Some ol tne latest styles of ele
gant bed lounges can be seen at
Fortmiller & li ving's, as they have
just received a large invoice.
liat good things and enjoy your
self while you live for you w ill be
a long time dead. If you buy your
groceries of Parker Bros, you can
not be otherwise than happy.
Those anticipating buying a
type writer should sen the Sruith
Premier machine, which has
cit.i-ine tmilila -lll.ive -ill i.tlielw
Apply to Prof. 11. M. McK.ee f plcte stock f gns erics to be f-uud
the college I in tow n, compiising all kinds of
If vou want feed go to Morris ,t ; staples, such as bacon, lard, pigs
Blount. Coi. 1st, and lUker j f al,lU,lll wliltf ,iti
streets, their prices are reasonable I , ' ,
o.,.i ii.e.l..i...er t oil .,n.i f 1 1.., t land hei ripg. sat uioii , in i nee meat,
UI1M HIV 1 v ai V; w viiv
chopping a specialty.
Mrs. Gilbert is prepared to do
dressmaking of all kinds. She has
employed a first class dressmaker
from Sacramento, mid will guaran
tee satisfaction on all kinds of
work. Children's girinents a
especially. Location, 1'irst street I
over the C.olden Rule Bazaar.
Sick headache is the bane of
many lives; to cure and prevent
this annoying complaint use Dr.
J. H. McLean's Liver and Kidney
pillets. They are agreeable to take
and gentle in their action.
Mr. Joseph Talt is now canvass
ing the city for an addition to tlie j
library started a year ago. One
hundred books were deli veied then I
and he proiwses to add two new
books for each new member. The j
and will make a oreditaUe library.
Tlie Thomas Kay Woollen
H'll.
"ins
of Salem, have appointed tr,
... !
Simpson their agent in Albany. A
full line of men and Ikjvs clothing ;
blankets and llannela and all aiti- !
cles inanuiai iureu ov iue nun win
be kept in stock. These goods are :
the lest, in the market and will
give entire satinfaction.
CliniiEO i'l Htmlnma.
l roni .Lin. 1st, ls,t VQ
' change our husinc?!? to a strictly!
i ish system, thereby enabling tid
! to 'mv t"-jr co-li anl get o ir li--
i counts, wlierchv we can, ami will, j
'give our customers the oenetn. ,
Our M. (' II. Mueller, while east,
made arrangements to huvgjods
direct from the liiannfa. tuiers at
the lowest c.ish pii-es, and we will
sell pure g.Hids al the lowest cash
l'-T'"rcs
'elievinz that the ieople
I wilt app'eciate a store where tjiev
in gotsls at. cash tignres. We le-
I main, l.cscci luhy lours,
Mi i:i.i,i;i: tV i i;i;i:t r.
Itrln Vur ll'rii-x atil (.el Viur
Mr. II. Braiideiistein from San
Francisco, will be in Albany buy
w hordes on the l'lli and 21st
ii.st., at Mr. L. Scmler.-.' stable.
He de-ires to buy the following
horses, vi : Bays ami blacks, age
from I to H; wcidit, 1075 l 115"
Pounds, l.r pi hands high, well
oroke a ii t hound and in good con
dition. L. SfM)i:us.
(lui i-.i li syslciu of 1'ii-iiii st is
j'ist what everyone is now taking
itt. .1 in iii;e 'I . "HI itit; lilt-
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j I iiiiti- ii ii.i i.ii .inn i I i it'll
j jjoo.is w i -,, j"t t.( iheir a lv.in
j , i,v ,,f .M..h;i vc tiarit ttV
cash grocervs.
.. , "Z V
J?' M-iH ,!'ws 'T. V" W ' Z
. ' ' H 1 ..
ouins is wn v l lit y will sell over
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1 iohs.oi mh, k ;oio i;uK-
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.:lil..-i.l..l.l.i(eilivi-v.ii.liuii.-.
. . . .....
mcv on t he -.. I to an ive id. 1st
If v..u warn .invthin- . h.-ic- in
; ,rv Vmt; ,..,, Mll,.,.r A
, ;.,,., the oidv pi
M i.ll let I .V, the olilv place ill the
The
very
best
slouk ol tOOlll
111 llslll"
lollies brushes, solid
back hair brushes ami whisk
brooms al Until, ci Dawson's drug
si '.re.
Dr. II. .. L'-inin-ji r has cbar-'i
j of Dr. (irat 's .-Id o'lice, and w.ll'
be L'l.'.'t to tiave all h.s old patrons
! i'ud as ni.tnv new o-h s as w ish, to
call.
1 anneiise I. naini
and mis-ics fiioi s are
11 Searls' bargin tab
chiidreiis
Ih- loiiinl
Choice perfi.iiit ry at lln in i
Dawsm's, French's cm ner.
I he best make ol gold pens
French's, a' -educed pi'ce.
Miuc
meal at F. I..
Kenton's.
Brow .'.ell's
ler Kraut, C. Ii.
F03SALE AT ABARaAil...
XV.
Will sell cilliei the 'nerchaii-iise
' and fixtures 111 the grocery depat
! "I'-nt, or the fixtures pertaining to
I the bakery separate if desired.
A splen lal oppoi tuiuty in a live
town for any one wi-hing to ui
t age in business.
F. M. F.IiDFlELD,
AviiM.oe for lltii.-L-liiirti A- Pirn.."
' F
DK. PATTON.
SPEC! A L 1ST,
J Elnaberg Dl ck. Albany, O.og,
1
j y n... i,.,. t nil rn ami a proti-.l m. 'h-
i ''V '',';'''" ''r'T'" ' ' ";""o ,,'i,,!."n
1 anil :.ll p. ivulr iIim'.isi h .1. a-ll lu-r m. t 011-
...itat:..-i .s (... . .ml nmiiii,,. tri. in . ....
' li.i-.nn.l.
linlir, 10 t.i I :, 111 4 Aiitl
. r(.i-, rl ifil a.t.l I. nn M.
; riu
i A
UtK 'llt;rn .vlint4Hk l tour ll iPM' Willi"
1 riii . ni ! till I I '- f HI If. I II?' ) rtll"
k,,.M,. o... ni,..4 r.i.r....i ii,.;.rtit
tl'ill In l.ia.l. :lll 1 I.O !l.-Hf i.H.K HMkl'-l.
tTtiWI'.P AWAY. A -c!.l Imn.i:.-! i.ui-
lircl'a, iirii ki'il I. s. 'I'lir liinu-r w ill i'it
fi.:m:l fatoi l.y h:ii. t lie mhio wall lln
in. lie. Mil. I., s.-tiilt .--.
AS SURE
As two. '..id two make four, I haw
laid in the choicest and most com-
1 -
i .ine line u
j bottled delicacies,
i it is as ipiiet
People tell me
j Ar,m,i ,oW!l j.- ti. .liHerent lines
,,f trade. I never was busier.
. T..lilo js as .t)..,v aa ,i. ti,.f,t
. , , f . . .
j '. tak i, a n Sl'11'"'- 1 !'- ;
i the goods at your door frte of:
charge,
AND TAX
I oil less h.i them than any
ivrtitor in the ci:y. Euh
coin
cash :
,- i.. I, ,.r !a .....
HI 1 1 ll.l.-t l i-'i fiv nvitii in i
ceives V ens -er s lar
of o0 worth, one of
tally's new and co
ceives v eijsr s large uiciionary
Rind tV Me-!
on. pie alias of.
, WOrld
,10t fj,',,t
Reflect and you Will!
t the offer
C. E. BROWNELL. 1
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r
I
IX ALH
AS DEATH
Opera -
ONE NIGHT ONLY,-
TUJLS:nA.Y, Januarv QOth, 1S01.
-TIIK HKK.XINC. FAVORITES
GOODYEAR, ELITCH & SCH!LL5NG'S
Mmstrcs&Roya
John lii.iri ii. Proprietor.
JfJflJIivcrylhing new in tlie programme. New costumes. New
scenery. $10,000 in gorgeous wardrobe and draperies for the preat
lirst part. Comedians, as Monte Cristo jesters. Vocalists, as gfy cav
aliers, Musicians, as Monte Cristo fishermen.
The only ori-.'inul
.'CIIARLKS W. liooDVIiAR.
The invio delineat .r,
The famous I'mopeati Fing r
: Siiadowgiapbist I LI Ylil'TIi.
v nds, Hi. 'lics and Rastus, Benlley Brothers, Brothers
Leoii'lur, I he Southern 2'iartettc aid a host of otherp.
l.wer IIti.r
First row gallery, reserved,.
Balance of gallerv,
GRAND;
1
J
ARANCE SALE!
-Til!'. F.XTiKli BALANCE 0F0UR SUPERB-
Jixll Winter Stock
if ' ir ' a r n ? pi ji
n. hi vs w : ron S 0 H O1
I Ml'ST iSOl.l) ONCE
!
I
.1
uyt.iv, 5 i a-, Wwi. rrLyr,y fOn ! I
il com.- and -o:.v
01 c..r I. av'ait
ince yocrelves
01: b -re du:
ALL WOOLEN SHiSTS AND UNDERWEAR AT COST.
r.MBI'l'.LLAS AND RUBBER !o;'DS CHEATEY REI)U ED.
gj? We are compelled to have this great clearance s ile in order to
make r.oni for our mammoth sto. k of spr'ng and 'ummer gtvnls to
arrive here the lirst of March. S .le i gun's for II N X A SONS'
Fine Shot s. Yours for Pusitu ss,
T. L. WALLACE a CO.,
The bi.tliplace t.f g eat and honest bargains.
Clearance Sale.
L. K. BIvAIN
Will
I
1
During January at a Big Reduction, in Fact a Sacrifice
L. K. BLAIN
I
I
i
i Tlie Lsadins Merclii.nt
;!The City Liquor Store
.V. it A UMGAL'T, Proprietor.
tWcit di.or to Ihtf O-ld Kellja' eintdr. i..ii,.i n...n.. ...
K1 con4t.iU.v on tnmi the tlueat impo:t. n. il.ri.titic ... li.u on
tr.lii.--o Only trit rtw liiiu.r More iu the
SPlCIAL ATTLUTI M PAID TO
: - House,
CourtHrst Part.
Ciias. K. Sc-iiii. uxo, Manager.
The uuiiiie artist
CHAKLIiS Ii. SCHlLLINti.
(ilioRtJri II. EDWARDS.
The favorite corned it 11,
ALBERT LEECH.
.$1.00.
. . . 75c.
..50c.
OF-
tli.-r the greatest bargains
J-n is 11 v and February.
Close out
Tailor, Albany. Gie.cn.
city
t gn m
ORDERS fSCM THE COCKISV
cot m
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