THE MORNING HERALD: TUESDAY, JANUARY 20 1891
fronting gaily gwattl
OJJ SALE.
The Dailt Herald will be on
sale each morning al II. J. Jones'
book Btore.where it can be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
JOTTINU8 ABOUT TOWN.
C. C. Clierry, of Tacotna, is in
the city.
Do not miss the Goodyear min
strels to-night.
Mr. S. P. Barjrcr.of ttrownsville,
was in the city .Monday
Remember wo are in the lead in
the grocery line. Allen P.ros.
II. II. Hewitt made a trip to
Oregon City and return yesterday,
Remember lhe Hild-l'ark eon'
cert company to-ir.orrov evening
The great Goodve.ir Minisfrcls
at t lie opera house this even
iug.
The Ptate temperance alliance
will convene in alem on Wednes
day.
Foenicke delivers those line
seedless oranges to any part of the
city
Miss Ida Prush has removed her
millinery store into the Rlumberg
Mock
The W. C. T. U. will meet this
afternoon at 2 p m. instead of '2:'.'0
aa usual.
The Oregon Pacific bridge was
swarmed with promenaders Sun
day afternoon.
The finest line of groceries ever
brought to this city can be found
at Allen Dro3.
Gen. W. II. Odell pas.'d down
yesterday from a ' isit to tlie Siu-
slaw country.
Immense bargains in children?
and misses shoes are to be found
r.n Searls bargin table.
Reserved seats for the Hild Tark
Concert Wednesday evening A
be 75 cents, general admission 60
cents.
Mrs. Gussio Palmer, who has
been visiting her pari-nts in this
city, has returned to her home in
Pasco, Wah.
Hon. E. T,. Eastham, srate sena
tor from Clarkamas county, died
at Oregon City Stinday morning
after a lingering illness.
Mrs. Coshow, of Salem, who is
visiting her sister, Mm. D. It- X.
J'.lackliiirn. in this city, was taken
seriously ill on her arrival here.
' You can jet fresh Columbia
river smelt ami silver salmon at
the Albany lisli market next door
to the jiostollice. M. Hyde, pro
prietor. Will the lady who carried a zinc
tray home from the W. C. T. I',
hall the moruing after Thankssiv
in please return the same to Mrs
T. Hopkins.
Do not neglect to reserve jour
seats early for t lie Hild-Part Con
cert Co. levers of good mnxic
will enjoy a rare treat in this
eutertainmunt.
Any one having old clothing to
' give away will grealiy oblige the
Ladies Aid Society by leaving the
same with Mr.. Dr. Crawford, Mrs.
Searls or Mrs. Kelly.
The house of Thomas Samuels,
Corvailis, was entered one night
last week while the lamilv was
asleep and thoroughly ransacked.
The thief found about $1", which
he took.
Xew goods of the latest patterns
sold at Matthews ami Wash
burns is why they will sell over
four loios ft stoves anft ranges
thi9 year, they have their first
. carload of Jewel Stoves and ranges
now on the road to arrive Feb 1st.
Lawyer Wright, who ha been
absent for the last three weeks
attending to legal business at
Sokane Falls, returned hist even
' ing, after successfully attending to
. liis business in the superior court
a, that city.
Two Indian women at the Siletz
reservation became jealous of each
other and Thursday engaged in a
despera'e hand to hand halt'e
over th affections of a certain
dusky brave. One of the combat
ants was badly hnrt from a blow
in the face, which ended the light.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Phelps have
issued cards announcing the mar
riage of their daughter, Harriet
N. Phelps, to Will II. Parry, of
Seattle, on Thursday next. Mr.
Parry was formerly editor of the
Corvailis Gazette. He is now city
editor oi the Seattle I'ost-liitelh-Itencer.
Mr. Riley Kirk, of Brownsville,
was in the city yesterday en route
toSalein. He hasa strong petition
from citizens of Linn CMiiuty ask
ing the legislature for an appro
priation for a wagon road into the
Calapooia mines, which is of more
lienefit to the public at large than
many of the wagon road bills be
fore the legislature.
The Salem ministers have got
into a merry war over the matter
of opening the morning session of
he legislature with prayer. Some
of the doctors of divinity became
po angry over a siiposed slight
that they used language leading to
the belief that the ministers
themselves needed prayers more
than the legislator. " ,
The delightful tpiing-like
weather causes many to believe
thaf there will lie no more win ry
weather this winter.' It is much
more probable, however,! lint there
will be some inter in February.
Two or three yea s i g t e lirl.t
snow fell on February 1st. and
there is plenty of time yet to
have all the winter required or
desired in Oregon.
Rev. A. M. AchersonofOakville,
preached a very excellent sermon
at tlia United Presbyterian church
last night ou "Jesus Christ the
precious foundation." IJuite an
interesting after-meeting wai held
ami a number oi inuuireM were
made the snLjVct ol spci-l prayer.
Rev. W. W. Logan will pmicii
bin fveninsr. and a nraver meet-
ing will lie held in the church a',
3 p.m.
CIVILIZED MONGOLIANS.
CV.ineseWhoEav.JolBedtheChnrchanail'aii.il'ir Faces Misssd at the Pmeat
Try to Do as Their WhiteNeishbors Do.
Mr?. Nancy Wes'fall, wife of
Jim Westfail. the well known
Chinese contractor, was baptized
t the Paptist church Saturday
evening. Iter husband is already
a member of the church and is
liberal with his means in the ad
vancement of tt.e work of the
church.
A Chinese mission school is con
ducted in collection with thechiiich
and two other Mongolians have
embraced the Christian faith and
joined the church and a class of a
dozen yjuns Chinamen pursue
English studies under .Mi-s Rose
Trumbull, daughter of the former
pastor, and they also attend a
mission Sunday school at the
church. The Chinamen seem
deeply in earnest in religious work
and carry themselves in a dignified
and upright manner at all tin.es.
Jim We-tfall is an intelligent
sort of a Chinaman, lie h is been
considered wealthy, but he says
he lo.-t a good inany thousand
dollars in recent railroad con
tracts, an 1 his wealth is not as
large ns many suppose. He al
ways managis, however, to give a
liberal sum t all c'laritabio and
fiuhtic enterprises.
When he was married a year or
so ago he drove with his br.de to
church ina tab, and behaved very
much after the fashion of white
hgiiitarns.
New Theater lor I'ortluuil.
A late number of the San Fran
cisco Mu-ie and Drama says:
Manager John F. Conlray's latest
enterprise h.is been extraordinarily
successful. His new Seattle the
ater is nightly taxed to its utmost
capacitv, and there seems every
prospect for a continuance of this
state of ail'iir.s. Encourage 1, by
this appreciation of his ellorts.Mr.
Cordrav has placed another iron
in his the and is forming a com
pany with a capital of $L'00,000 tj
erect a new op 'iM house in Port
land. Plans are now being nre
pared lv a lamous architect, ami
if has been decided that thebuiid
ing shall be eight stories lrgh and
occupy the site ol the present
theater. Xo expense will be
spared in rend-ring the louse
elegant and comfortable.
1li Siletz ImliuliM.
The present session of the Ore
gon legislature will be asked to
adopt a resolution urging congress
to throw oj.eu the lands oi the
Silet. Indian reservation, near
Ya'piina bay. The Indians are
anxious to take their lands in sev
eralty and let the remaining lands
be sold for their benefit, li the
Indians an' t be given a chance
to make their own way in the
world the opportunist's should be
ni veil theto. A strong point in
their fcivor is lhat while the In
tiians elsew here were indulging in
ghost dances mul biiiiny; ivrms
against the government, these In
dians at tiie Silet. were contribut
ing .f "I'd to ard the erection of a
church. They should be given
lands in severalty, as asked lor.
Tli Kaiilist Keviva).
Th. s-.-eclal services are to he
continued this weefc at the P,a:tist
church. Seven more were baptized
in Saturday night. Over foity
hive proiets'd conversion so far
in the met-timr, and a large num
ber have a; plied for membership
making the whole number of ad
ditions during the three months
of Rev. lco. iV. Hill's pastorate
about li ft v- 'he house was
crowded Sunday night to hear Rev.
C. M. Hill of Portland, brother of
the pastor, mid Superintendent of
.Missions tor Oregon, mho is to
preach this week. Meetings after
noon and evening at the tame
hours as last week.
A l.imi Ctiuuty Memlier.
The Salem correspondent of the
Oregonian in referring to the per
sonnel of the Oregon legislature
says: Two members of the last
house performed their duties so
satisfactorily that their constitu
ents elected them to the senate:
Crosno, of I'.er.ton, and Myers, cl
Linn ; the former a mcst energetic
republican, the latter an ardent
democrat. The former has the
good of the Agricultural college
most at heart, the latter the in
terests of the fanners, of the lady
clerks ami of a bill to appiopriate
.f:!000 for the improvement of a
public spring at Sodaville, Linn
cour.t v.
A Church Difttculty.
As a result of the ruptu.e in the
Evangelical church trouble has
occurred at Swett Home. Rev.
Thomas A. Yost has been preach
ing in the church since the begin
ning of the trouble. Last Sunday,
it is said. Rev. Mr. liittner of East
Portland, went u; and, it is
claimed, Iuii'm- into the church and
took possess. on. Thomas Morris,
who is a member of the church,
came to town yesterday morningto
procure the arrest of Rev. Mr. Pitt
ncr , w hich, h-jwevcr, has not yet
been done.
la':irell Iteceinion.
A pleasant party was tendered
Miss Clara Read, at the residence
of her brother, Mr. W. F. Recti
1 ast eveii;m' by her many friends,
who assembled to lid her good
bye. Mi.s Read, her father ami
mother, Mr. mid Mr. W. C. Read,
and little Fiancis Read, will leave
Wednesday evening for a vhit in
the East. They w ill no via Ca'.i
iiirnia and expect to be ahsent
about three mouths. They wi.l
visit their oil home in Missouri.
The M'liMsr Shut OiV.
The water was shut out of the
Santiam canal Sunday ami yester
day in order to allow the big
water wheel of the I enanon p iper
mills to be nut in p'a e. Asa re
sult the woolen nulls of this citv
and other factories were tempor
ally shut down. P.ovs had huge
tun catching large quantities of
j chubs and suckers which were left
ngnaiidury.
A33ENT OREGON L0BTIST3.
S ssion cf tiia Legislature.
There are many familiar faces
which have graced or disgraced
former sessions of the legislature
missing from tiie present one says
a writer in the Suleui Statesman.
Rill Sweeny, the great lobbyist,
whoat'.ended many lormersessions
in the capacitv (in his brilliant
imagination) of owner of most of
the votes, is conspicuous by his
absence, ".'he wider don't know
what has become of bill; but he
has probab y transferred his past
ure to more luxuriant fields, where
the "picking" Is not so short.
There is J.W. Watts, whose
ponderous form and ttentoiiau
rones are not heard in the hall of
the house or the senate chamber.
When he raised his gentle voice in
his nasal twang he would always
make the hair on ( i. Washington's
line picture back of the president's
chair stand on end. Then there
is Andrew Jackson Lawrence, the
member oi many Jiiird houses iroui
Baker City, lie's absent, and the
thud ho ne can't be thoroughly
organized without him. Then
there's lladaway, from Yamhill,
who at one time thought lib had
a ble lease on the orncer oi ser-
geaiu-at-arms, and it looked like
he had. Hut he isn't here this
time. Rob Miller, the Roman
gladiator of debate in the last
house, hasn t showed np yet ut
this session. Rocky Eat hail's
iamili.tr lace is mi.-siug. . He's too
busy warmit.g th.;i asy chair of the
Portland colleclorshiii of customs.
Jonathan Loin ne, the high roller
from Multnomah, don't seem to he
one of the luiys any more. Poor
oldPhilSa'.iudeis,who wassergtant
at'ainis in the special session oi
'S"i, when Mitchell was elected, is
now in the insane asylum. Too
much Portland whisky was at tiie
iiottoui of Ph Tsdortiit'.ill and de
thronement. The wiiter will not
soon lorget Pini's maiden and only
speech introducing .Senator
Mitchell after his election, l!
wasn't as eloquent and leel.ng a
speech as Senator .V itcheil s, but
it was as enthusiastic. Phil called
him '-Sinator Aletchell.'' D. i'.
Mauley isn't here with his normal
scho'jl bill he went out of the
normal school business at Mon
mouth last spring. Mrs. Abigail
Scott Duniway dropped out utter
the session of IS87,audthe women
of Oregon have no one to specially
represent their inteists, unless it
is the lady clerks. Emperor Xo'.
ton is here, but whether or not his
'sack' has mateiialized or in sight
the writer wois not. Rill Uarnhart
is here as of yore, but Hen. 0'ens
the original sflamp angel, ha-n't
yet showed up. W. P. Keady, the
king of the lobby is here, but
what he i.s workii gfor d lesnot yet
appear to this scribe. R. A. Ben
sell, the Oiegon Pacific lol byist,
s on U't scene oi action, but he
don't seem to want anything.
And thou Uiero is l.inli Applegate '.
lie must not le l'otgoiten. He
lacked only one voteot ueing I'. S.
senator :hu ty long years ago, and
he has been a standing candidate
ever since, but m vei g it nearly so
c.ose to it a'ain. lie liu illy got to be
lujuu agent at the Klamath reser
vation, but got tired lor trying to
leach the 1 itjiwi department how
to run tin; whole works, and Li.-h
is ik w at Ashland, mi l lie li no
ioiibl be here, lie'd he sadly
missed ii bed -nied tiie session the
honor oi his augu-t piesence.
There are dozens r.f o'.hers v. ho
piaycd their parts in the shitting
acnes of by-g ne legislative action
whoso names this pencil pusher
tloes nn'. now rtcall, arid lie will
probably ros
reminiscence
;nie this text
a' another date.
Heath to I'tlinlrf.
The Sal en Statesmen says that
General Manager Koehler has
i.-sued orders removing the narrow
guae carslmps from Dundee to
Portland. The carshopsat Dun. Ice
will therefore be discontinued ai'tl
all vcrk on the West Side narrow
gauge and the P. t'c W. V. railroad
w id b" done at Portland. The
immediate subj' t t of repairs will
be the rolling stock and motive
power of the narrow guage lines,
which will be given a thorough
overhauling. Air-brakes will also
b? fitted to the engines and car?.
The nueetion is being discussed oi
putting on a passenger train from
Sheridan into Portland, something
like the M:Minnville express on
the 'llandanl gauge. Tlie hegonian
Fas! Sideline will now be called
the Woodburn-Spr'itiglieid branch
of the Southern Pacific. 1 1 belongs
to the O. A C, and is operated
under a lease to the Southern
Pacific.
It t'aii'l Vole.
That portion of the governor's
message pertaining to the fishing
industry, where he suggests th:t
something f lioiild he done to pre
vent the catching of salmon by
means of a lirdiwheel recalls the
story oi the Ir shinan when he
lir-t beheld a rotary snow-plow at
woik clearing a railroad tick.
The native of tilt E:.it r: Id isi ,
niter watching the rapid wo:k oi
the plow remarked that "Pe
Jorra, it could do the work of fifty
men, lad it could not vete." The
lishw heel cann. t vote an I, theie
fore, it must be abuhched. Salem
Statesman.
The linsitilia Itrservnti'tn
Pendleton Tribune: The com
missioners appointed to appraise
the lands oi tne l matilla Indian
reservation, in Eastt ra Oregon,
h.ive finished their work and are
i .i.,.:.. - ..
sideralue
tim l.!ij l.i-i-n coiisiimcil
in arranging for the opening of
this reservation to settlement, and
it is the intention of the commis
sioners to forwarn their report in
time to allo.v of the hinds being
placed in readiness for settlement
early in spring. The settlement
....... ...... - - - -
able to the tiade, lopulation and
oi these lands win athi consiui'i-
industries of Pendleton.
COAST BOTES.
Ntwsj Items Obtained from Exchanges
Th;oughont the Northwest.
Six inches of snow ami
fckating at Liukvillo during
lair
the
past week.
The river is now seventeen
inches above low water mark at
Corvalli,
ily the re-location of the Polk
Yamhill line, Yamhill gains
L,7t;o acres of tillable land, as
sessed at fXO.OO).
Last Thursday a Roseburg
Chinamen who was tired of living
hanged himself in a wash house,
tiuite an excitement was caused
by the discovery of the body.
The Grant's Pass Board of Trade
earnestly recommends the South
ern Pacific authorities to construct
a better depot building at Grant's
Pa-s, and have memorialized Mr.
Koehler to that effect.
A 2-year old child of E. M. Cor
biss, of Eugene, attempted to
think s ime carbolic acid it had
found the other day, but luckily
did nof swallow any of it. How
ever, the acid burned the child's
tongue and lips quite severely.
A petition praying tiie legisla
ture to amend the assessment laws
so that church property will be
taxed, and also one against the
closing of the World's Fair build
ings at Chicago on Sunday, have
been in circ.ilaticn in Jackson
county lately and were nunieiotisly
signed.
The Warner valley Chinaman
who ensnared the ail'eeti ins of a
white iil had a toiuhtime in get
ting a marriage license, that d k'ii
ment hcinu refused him in his own
coun.rv ami ut l.-ikeview. lie
dually made the lillle at Foil Pid
wili. however, where he w..s
married by contract t'.'.'nng ti.e
holidays.
Ashland people are taken up
with the phenomena of a picture
of a female form in the guifie of an
angel, w hich has appeared on the
plaster in the wall oi the Catholic
ch.irch in that city. Mr. P. Lyttle-te-n
has male arrangements to
have an artist make a crayon
thawing oi it. The figure was
caused by a leak in the roof, but
the curious part of the thinj is the
shape it has assumed.
At Cow Creek last week a China
man was killed by a countryman.
They had been gambling and one
owed tin; otiier 15 cents when he
went to bed. The creditor after
ward went to the tent to collect
the money he claimed was due
him, armed witn a hatchet, and
threatened to fend the debtor to
the Flowery Kingdom unL'ss he
then and there made a set tlement :
but the latter was loo tpiick, and,
drawii.g his pistol, killed the
a-rgressor. The murderer eluded
the otlicers and made his escape,
and has not been heard of since.
NOTES I'ROU TAKGEM.
Taxi. km-, Or., .ian. 10.
Henry Jackson has gone to The
I'alies to spend the winter.
The drugs and medicines here
are kept in a family residence.
Farmers are very busy plowing.
Tiie g'ouud was never in better
order.
The public school opened to-day
with Prof. Charles Howard in
charge.
The theriomet'r registered 2
degrees above freezing point yes
terday noon.
A locomotive and tender, pass
ing he iv th other tlav, killed a
horse for J. B. Jenks.
There is a protracted meeting
now in progress at this place, it
is conducted by the Methodist.
All invited.
Mr. Wm. Churchill loft here last
tveek for Duning, Xew Mexico, to
beg me two or three months for
the benefit o' his health.
The Ouoriyrar Mintr'li.
Go'idyear, Eliteh & Schilling's
Minstrels will appear at the opera
house Tuesday Jan. 20. This is a
large and finely equipped company
anil it is claimed the costliest,! idl
est dressed first part in the country,
styled the Monte Cristo Royal
Court. Walls of silk, plush, velvet
and satin diaped, ami festooned
with heavy gold cord ami fringes.
Comedians representing Monte
Cristo jesters, vocalists as gay
cavaliers, musicians ' as Monte
Crista Fisherman, the company
includes ('has. W. Goodyear, Chas.
E. Schilling, America's represen
tative musical artist. Geo. II.
Edwards, the quaint comedian
formerly with Haverly's Minstrels.
Albeit Leech a favorite young
comedian. Clivette Expert Etpili
brist Juggler and shadow-graphist
makes shadow men, women anil
animals by the movement of a
linger. Brothers Londor, Euro
pean athletes. Symond-', Huahes
i A: Rasters comedians, singers and
i i . . ....! . .. ...
jii:i"ccis. .-ouiuei ii tpiarieite. W .
narvey j mil , lieniley l.iothers
and a host of others.
A Lively Seriic.
On th.' corner of Se.ond and
Ellsworth street yesterday could
be sepn people going in and out of
Mueihrit Garrett's. carli grocery.
Their prices and quality of goons
seem to pi- nse everybody, and
those who are willing to take ad
vantage of cadi fiauies can secure
bargains by calling on them.
Their motto i : "L irge sales and
small profits."
Auivrtea Takes the I. fail.
America now takes the lead as
an iron producing country, united
wiio I hina, we couid do the wash-
". .". ". - " 1 ,c worm.
, i . .
Mucller x (Tiirrett are takiii" the
lead in the grocery business of
Albany, as their cash ligurcs
please every one.
iontl ISet f.
Schnltz Bros., are now selling
: f.. 1 t f ..ill.:...
! ket, which is appreciated by the
urani leu oeei ui meir meat mar-
people of Albany.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Ilulin tfc Dawson, druggists.
Gold spectacles at French's.
French keeps railroad time.
Fine cheese at F. L. Kenton's,
(io to Vierecka for a good shave
Choice fresh groceries at Parker
Bros.
Golden drip syrup at Parker
Bros.
All kinds of canned goods at
Parker Bros.
A great reduction sale of um
brellas at Searls
Finest lot of cigars in the city at
G. L. B'ackman's.
If you want a line pocket knife
call on J. A. Cumming.
Egan & Achison are selling mon
uments at Portland prices.
A choice lot of cranberries just
received by C E. Brownell.
Chofc-e fresh butter at C. E.
Bro vnell's at lioeents per roll.
A large stock of the best brands
oi canned goods at Parker Bros.
Wilcox has the combination, ami
is making splendid photographs.
.".)0 bushels of Red wheat w anted
immediately at Morris & Blount's.
At Parker Bros, you will find an
endless variety of seedless raisins.
Wilcox will not let any but
lirst-c.lass pictures leave his studio.
(iolden drip syrup at Parker
Bros. It is very line for break
fast. Prescriptions compounded with
caie sit Ilulin oi Dawson's drug
store.
Yieieek will shave yon or cut
your hair in the most approved
stvle,
Springes, tablets ami pencils for
alt at ilulin & Dawson's, French's
corner.
Tow n talk, the quantity of stoves
Matthews and Washburn are
sclllia;:.
Fine chow chow and salmon
bellies in bulk at Mueller oi
Garrett's.
Be sure and get a pair of blan
kets that Searls is selling for less
than cost.
Wilcox is tloing an immense
amount of enlarging. Call and
be convinced.
Vs r.ieo a stock of photograph
alliums car: be seen at 11. J. Jones'
as one could desire.
I have a few more blankets that
I will sell for less than cost t j
close. E. C. Searls.
Gas iri veil lorpainlessextraction
of teeth. J. C. Littler, Dentist.
Room in Tweedale Block.
I: you want anything in tne
grocery line Parker Bros, is the
place where you will find it.
For a superior quality of silk
umbrellas with gold and silver
handles, go to Will i'c Stark's.
I have a few albums and glove
boxes that 1 will sell for less than
cost to close. E. C. Searls.
Fresh Eastern oysters at the
Delmonico restaurant, also Ya
quina bay and Slioalwater oysters
"Hackmetack," a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price 'Zo and 50
cents. For sale bv Foshay A
Misoii.
If you want a durable monu
ment go to Egan oi Achison, who
are handling nothing but the best
grades.
(io hi Mueller & Garrett's cash
store lor your choice groceries at
bedrock priees. Call and see our
leaders.
Have you seen those beautiful
cement walls in the cemeteries,
put'up by Egan & .,-hison, at half
the cost of stone.
Every family should have one of
those tine steel engravings of the
Declaration of Independence for
i sale by J. A. dimming.
Some ol tne latest styles of ele
gant bed lounges can lie seen at
Fortmiller it lrving's, as they have
just received a large invoice.
Eat good things and enjoy your
self w hile you live for you will be
a long time death If you buy your
groceries of Parker Bros, you can
not be otherwise than happy.
Those anticipating buying a
type writer should see lhe Smith
Premier machine, which has
superior points above all others.
Apply to Prof. II. M. McKec of
the college
If you want feed go to Morris oi
Blount. Coi. 1st, and Baker
streets, their prices are reasonable
and they deliver to all parts of the
city without extra cost, Custom
chopping a specialty.
HrliiK Your Home antl tict Vtitir
:nsli.
Mr. II. Brandensteiii from San
Francisco, will be in Albany buy
ing horses on the 20th ami -1st
ii.st., at Mr. L. Senders' stable.
He desires to buy the following
horses, viz : Bays and blacks, age
from 4 to 8 ; weieht, 107o to llod
pounds, 15 to 1 hands high, well
broke and sound and in good con
dition. L. Skxhkhs.
A True Saying.
It was th girl who bad studied
the currency question who re
marked, "There is not enough
gold to go 'round," when she dis
covered that the engagement ring
was too small for her. By buying
your groceries at Mueller & Gar
lett's, you will always have gold
enough "to iro round.
Stuckhnltler'8 Meeting.
NOTICE is hereby given Hint the
annual uieetimrof the stockholders of
the Albany Building and Loan Associ
ation will be held on Friilny.Febrnary
20, ISM. at the hour of 7;:U) r m of
said day i" the U ink of Oregon in A!
Iiany, Linn county, Oregon, for the
pnipoeo of electing nine director! nntl
tli.ee auditors, to serve fo the term of
one year next ensuing from said
meeting, arid until their successors
are elected ami quali.ini, and tc
transact sueli other uudiies as may
come before the association. Done
nv order of said association this Pith
diiy of January, lS'.'l.
3 W C Ca-sei.i.,
Jay W Blaix, President,
Secretary.
'Ti
10R KENT. Two neatly furnished nlorp-
ing rooms closti to imuiness part tonn.
l-'or l artkuiars inqairo ut this LlPn-e,
A Talented Company.
Music loving citizens of Albany
will be treated to something nice
on the evening of the 2lFt. Tne
Hild-Park Company, under the
management of Slayton's Lyceum
Bureau, oi Chicago, will give one
of their charming concerts on that
evening and they should be greet
ed w ith a gootl house. The papers
speak in their praise, llerr Hild
is master of the violin and Miss
Anna Park doe3 marvelous work
on the cornet. The company is
composed of only live people, but
they are stars in their profession.
The very best stock of tooth
brushes, clothes brushes, solid
back hair brushes ami whisk
brooms at Ilulin oi Daweon'a drug
store.
LBEAM
UEALKK I.N
Groceries and I'i'ci
THE BEST CANNED COODS,
Ywlablcs in Season.
He hat rowe fine Mackinaw
trout, mackeral, white fish and
herring that will be sold at a very
low figure.
FRESH BREAD EVERY DAY.
None but first-class goods han
dled. If you would be well served
patronize 1. Br-AAl,
'd st., cor. Jackson aim jciicrson
ALBANY OPERA HOUSE !
Wednvlayt Jan. ,?.
Hilil-Puii Concert Co.,
OmuomI '( tlu following UUntcl
t-'lo artist:
HKKK CAUL IIII.D,
The great German violinist.
MISS ELLA .IUCELYN,
The famous New York contralto.
Mil. l'UEDEKIC GILLETTE,
Well known and popular baritone.
M US. CAUL HILD,
Accompanist.
MISS ANNIE PA UK.
The greatest living lady coinetist.
Siayton Lyceum bureau. . . .Props.
Geo. W. ilorne Manager.
fiSSeats now ''ii sale at Will
t Link's music store.
Admission, ode. and 7oc.
FOH SALE AT A BARGASN !
cry s IMC,)
IX AL1UNY.
Will sell eithet the merchandise
and liNtures in the grocery tlepait
menf, or the lixtures pertaining to
the bakery separate if desired.
A splendid oppoitunity in a live
tow n for any one wih!ng to en
gage in business.
F. M. KEDF1ELD,
Assignee for Plackburn t Pironi.
OR. PATTON,
SPECIALIST,
Elumberg Blcck. Albany, Orego?,
Ilv the nnwt modern and ai nrovod meth
ods, curi't dinc-ipi'M ttf umimi and children
;tn. all iii:ttc diMWcs of cither htx. Com
Htilt.ttti'ii i free, and cm cry tiling strictly con
lidenii;d. Oihec hours, M to 1 1 to 4 and '
0 N lU'idem-c, cor. Third and Lou eta.
f VV. parties who tonk a four hor-o whip
X. from the tarn ;f ir. I, N. Woodlc, are
roUostt to return the same Thtv arc
known, hut if the whip in returned no arrest
will ho ma Jo an 1 no Ueti"nH asked,
STRAY KD AWAY.- A -old handhd um
hrclla, marked L. S. Thetimler will icr-
form a favor hy having tlie same with the
cjuih'I, -urg. l. M'luii'rs.
AS SURE
As two and two make four, I have
laid in the choicest ami most com
plete stock of groceries to be I'cund
in town, comprising all kinds of
staples, such as bacon, lard, pigs-
feet, sauerkraut, while fish, Hol
land herring, salmon, mince meat,
apple butter, also a iine line of
bottled delicacies. People tell me
it is as tpiiet
AS DEATH
Around town in the dill'erent lines
of trade. I never was busier.
Trade is as 6 lead y as the tick,
tick, tick of a regulator. I place
the goods at your door free of
charge,
D TAX
You less foi them than any com
pfditor in the city. Each cash
purchaser of $10 worth of goods re
ceives Webster's large dictionary;
of fot) worth, one of Kand & Mc
Mally'a new and comjile atlas of
the world. Reflect and you will
not reject the offer.
C. E. EKOWXELL.
Groc
A
ES
Opera
ONE NIGHT ONLY,-
TUESDAY, January 20th, 1891.
THK KKIONINO
GOODYEAR, EUTCH & SCHILLING'S
Miiistrels&Roval CourlFirst Part.
V
John Ei.itc ii, Proprietor
scenery, f 10,(HK) in gorgeous wardrobe and draperies for the great
lirst nart. Comedians, as Monte Cristo jesters. Vocalists, as gay cav
aliers, Musicians, as Monte Cristo fiehermen.'
. The only original
.CHAPLES W". GOUDYEAR.:
Tho negro delineator, GEORGE II. EDWARDS.:
:The famous European Finger:
; Khadowgraphist CLIVETTE. :
Symnnds, llutihcs and Rastus, Bentley Brothers, Brothers
Leontlor, The Southern Quartette and a host of others.
Ixwer Floor $1.00.
First row gallery, reserved, 75c,
Balance of gallery, 50c.
Reserved Feats on sale at Will & Link's.
GRAND;
C
EARANC
-THE ENTIRE BALANCE OF OUR SUPERB
IT'all i "Winter fetock
OF
Ml Boys' k Children's Clothing
MUST 13 K SOLD AX ONCE.
DCWT TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT
But come and convinen yourselves that tlie greatest bargains
on earth await you here during January ami February.
ALL WOOLEN SHIRTS ANO UNDERWEAR AT COST.
UMBRELLAS AND RUBBER GOODS GREATLY REDUCED.
We are compelled to have this great clearance sale in order to
make room for our mam moth stor k of spring and summer goods to
arrive here the first of March. Sole agents for HANAN & SONS'
Fine Shoes. Yours for Business,
T. L. WALLACE & CO.,
Clearance Sale.
L. E. BLAIN
-Will
ITER
During January at a Big Reduction, in Fact a Sacrifice
X. R. BLAIN
The Leading Merchant Tailor, Albany, Oiegon.
The City Liquor Store
M. It A U3IGAHT, Proprietor.
t-fSnxt. door to th Odd Fellow' emple, Alotuy, Oregon tl
Keep constantly on hand th finest imported and domestic wine, liquors, cigua m
to'x Only firat-cl liquor store in th city
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUhTOI
House,
FAVOKITES
: The unique artiet :
.CHARLES E. SCHILLING.:
The favorite comeditn,
ALBERT LEECH.
E SALE !
o-
Chas. E. Schilling, Manager.
The biithplace of g.eat and honest bargains.
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