Morning daily herald., December 09, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

TILE MORNING HERALD, IWEDNnSDAT, DECEMBER 9, 1891.
gaming gaUvjJwaM
ON BALE
Tk Daily Hiram will be on
ale each morning at H. J. Jones'
book tore,wbere it . an be procured
at S cents per copy.
THK Mill.
Malta t t Albany pctoffi clow
rr mil office north )
lit ftutern Mtil ! "0 r.
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WnM Sid
C rralli uitl Vaqnlna "
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(ton al delivrry oin m mit'-iv "ci"' -
a. M. w.'6 to 'Tr.it. IWolh e cj-tn t
box owuara ll dy.
JOTTINGS AKl'T TOWN.
Sweet cider 25 tents a al!n at
Tarker Bros.
Finest line of syrups in the city
Tarker Bros.
Judge Wballey, of Portland, was
in Albany yesterday.
Henry Susens came down from
bin Green Basin ranch yesterday.
Wheat has one down to SS
cents, and iu Salem is quoted at
83.
M. Sternbnrn is on a trii to Sun
Francisco looking after business
matter..
Call at trench g jeweliy store
and see the "Lunar" clock. The
latest thing ont.
W. F. Kead was in CatesvilV
yesterday, lie says I tie new mill
at the mines is neaily ready to
run.
The newly elected city -ilicere
were tendered a erenmle ly the
band at their various homed last
evening.
Lost, in this city Th.ir-day, Ii-c.
2, a red Irish setter dot:. Infor
mation leading to his wlierea'iouts
will he rewarded to the amour. t ol
$." by John Jsoin. Jr.
Those wishing to rent wijr for
the masquerade ball, applv to the
lady hair dresser, corner Third
and Calapooia streets before
Thursday night, Dec. 1.
The social announced at the
Baptist church for Friday night
of this week will he held or Thurs
day evening instead. Arrn rc
ments are being made to have an
enjoyable time, and all are in
vited. Andrew Skaar had the misfor
tune the other day while puuinu
in a large window pane for Stew
art & Sox to cut his hand severely
by the break ng of the glaws. It
was cut to the bono and badly
lacerated.
V. 8. Pbilli i a has the agency
for the Salem Steam Laundry, ai d
those who do not wish to ttuploy
Chinese laumlryinp, can have their
clothes sent every Tuesday mon
ing and returned Saturday noon
See him at T. L. Wallace & Com
pany's. Messrs. Conn A Underwood
have purchases the photograph
Kallery ol Oeo. Ji. iluox in till;
city and have taken charga of the
same. 31 r. U niter wood will re
main in Corvallis, operatim' then
gallery there and Air. Conn will
conduct the gallery here. Thev
are prepared to make tin.
pictures, and guarantee satisfac
tion. The City Council.
Iii3 city council met last even
ing and adjourned until Thurslay
evening, without transacting any
business. At that time the ofli-
ciaiyoleol tne election wilt have
been canvassed according to tin
provisions of the charter.
Masonic Election.
CoKiXTHM.t Loo;k A. F. A a.M
elected the following oilicers at
their meeting Saturday evening,
to serve for the ensuing war:
F. M Kedtield. W. iL
L. W. Deyoe, K. W.
II. L. Walden, J. W.
E. W. Langdon, Trea.J.
I. C. Dickey, Tyler.
fireman' EUcttou.
ext Monday the Albany lire
men hold their annual clcc'ion
The contest will re between Bun
Sloan, nominated by Albany Ima
gine Co , No. 1, for chief eniiuer,
and J. It. Wyatr, nominattd by
the Hook and Ladder Company
for the eame position. Tne nom
ination of A. L. Lamb for nsist-
ant engineer has been selecttd l v
al! three of the companies, and so
will have a walkover.
Election at Lebanon.
Lebanon, Dec. S. The city eUc
tiou yesterday resulted as f jilows :
Mayor, Dr. Foley, 107; Miller, B5;
.Montague, 6; tlkins,113; Court
ney, 62: Back, 108: Adams, lit;
Donaca, 110; Baiker, 58; Bovles,
110. Kecorder, Kice, 10S; "tiil
berr, (Hi; Williams, 108; Bryant,
64. Treasurer, Kuberts, 111'; El
son, 62: Hoerage, to. TI.e admin
istration of the present council
was endorsed.
Workman Electiou.
The following officers were elect
ed at the regular meeting of Sait ty
Lodge, No. 13, A. O. 1. W. lat
evening:
L. E. i ray, M. W.
A. II. Martin, Foreman.
John Kantz, Overseer.
T. J. Stites, Kecorder.
E. A. Parker, Financier.
A. Saylor, Keceiver.
K. B. Vunk, Guide.
B. F. Paisons, I. W.
M. I'owan. O. W.
A. B. Woodlin, Trustee.
BeUhazzar.
Everything is pointing tow ar.ls a
very puccecafnl preentaiiun of
this most excellent Cantata. The
parts are being studied and ell
memorised, our erlicent stii:e
manager, is on the ground to w in
and is rapidly swinging all into
P'opor Kxsitiois. In tact, Bel
shaar is hound be a "roar
ing" success, and tickets have
already begnn to n ove in a very
dicided manner. These wishing It
choice of seats will do well to se
cure tbeui tc-dav.
THE CiUFOOH MISE3.
The Ore Eiceatiy Tko Out II kv a
FatlsLctpry Show tijr
r.i:ow.n i.i:, Or., IVc. 11.
Mtsi-ra. ISohe anil Standi.ih have
ju.-t returned horn the n ines, and
ncrkon t!ie roorin.m has been
suspended f.-r tha Fe.icon. The
tunnel is iu on the le-lo 2 )0 fe t
and is IV) ieet duep. Tlia lead ore
shows more si"ld t'aan ever, an i
irotii assays returned fiom Salt
Lake City, it carrier gold in ta
ing ipi intiiie?, be.-i !e coiuidc -able
sdver. Tin? snlpht;rets seru
there carry nearly tO per t n in
,'old, showing conclusivtly that
.something diikrent
than copper
to Fave the
p'att-s is necessary
goM. work will be resuni'-u on
this mine early next naeon, al
though juft what kind of reduction
works will be erected has not b-en
decided l! on. I.ocnt-'d in Cali
I. pi nia, Nevada, Maho or any
other mining country inch ad of
the Cascades, with its present
eh iwing and a lvantagts, it would
readily sell f-r hundred of tliou
fini Is of dollars l ow without an
other dollar being spent upon it.
In t-pite of the uiinip wtlithtr
the merchaiits are laying in large
stock of goods ynd trade has been
heller than hph:-I. Many holiday
goods are luing received, and the
out'ook for a larj;e trade H good.
The most interesting event of
the year took place here Saturday.
The L'.ighi Woolen Mills give a
holiday Mid fipier at the new
hotel to it 1 1 iti eu )!oes and th-ir
hinuliep, conipriring about LW
persuiis. in 'lie ev u ng a ii.cetin
was held at li v city had with
singing, soe.ikiii-?, etc. liuring
tho evening V. II. Kirk, presidt nt
of the coiiipany, priseii ed Super
inlei.di i, t J. M. Jaeger w ith a tine
gold-healed can-, purchased by
the operative ol the mill. The
evening's e.itertainioent wound up
with a ro.-.i Mig Mice ly s- veial ci
the f.ictoiy young poi i'e.
'lhe heavy au-l continr.o.-i rains
of the pa t several w;eks has pre
v nted many farmers iro n putting
in fail grain, and un'css there is a
charge soon, the amount iU win
ter w.'iet in this .-cctiqii will be
very small.
A new Cumberland Presb; te
rian church i being built on the
south side, mid will soon be com
pleted. ftV;3 OF IIIE COAST-
lairstinj I-.eni fr.m Exchjr.g-t
TLiocuhtut the N tthwest.
A prune oichatd of t;n sir re?
ne;ir ai.c ouver ha.J l-evn sold for
Ool-ii.
Klamath comity rye is still c m
ing over the mountains to the
Med ford distillery.
Th-Ptoi k of tiie l-ir.-t National
Bank of Salem bus been increu ed
from io0,l 0J toM ''.', !i.
'lhs Entei prise reporis that
large ipiantiiii s of baled lay are
being shipped from Central Poi.it
to Giants Pa s.
Ashland is furnishing ajiple?
and pears for the "Oregon on
Wheelh" exhibit, ("ending a frenh
installment every 'en days or two
wei k, and they are woi Id beaters.
J. W. Lsittimer, of Till.unco';,
exhibited last w eek a large spr'g
fr m a rasj.i.eny bush coveicu
with larg" bei lien, hi i'.g the si c
ond cr p lrom the n.e biilies
this year.
iiv.iti Carver, v. ho killed Frances
LnK.uiil near Kliu n.i May L'7
i?-t, w:is s.'iitf nci'd mi Tuesilav
'ast at I'ui -n by his honor, Jmlue
.Juics A. Fee, to be iian (;! mi
riimsday, .lanua-y 21. l VC
JfSfe I). Can's beef purchases
in kiamath (oiintv the pant sei -
son have nggu .te 1 about lo",-
iHH). or a litite lioit el half oi tiie
entire sales. The liure piiidwa.
fair in the ni.ij-ni'y of iiiitanci.s.
Hugh Ciavvson. one of t!.e best
huntei.i in suiiiherr. Oregon, w hose
prowess is also w--d know n in S's-
kivou county, Ciuiforni i, a few
daysa- killed a c nnaiuou bear,
near William Bybee's stock ranch
which we'ghe l over 1P)0 pounds.
The demand seems to be increas
ir.g for the hoises of this t-tato in
the marLi'ts of the eat, and the
dealers will likely reach out to the
Klamath rang-s for stock Inl'jie
another e:ir. .No land uini-r the
sun taises a Letter class of live
stock.
tieorge I'utlcr, who c.rt'e to
eastern Oregon from California
about time montliK ago, and was
stopping nt the res denee of Frank
French, near Ura-s valley, went to
the I'allcs, had a spree, and upon
returning home ai stricken with
paralysis, from which he died
three days later.
Grant's Pass is shipping apples
r'ght alcng. On Tues lav S;ience
: Fiakei, of Kerl.y, shipped a lot
of Rhode Island treenins to Al
bany, and i linn Meski , of U'o
liams creek, shipped ;)) boxes of
blue i carmains to Portland.
Many ieoplo throughout the
state are shll und: r the impres
sion that nil ball':ts have to be
priniid ou pap.-r fuiuislitd bv the
state through the county clcik, as
heretofore. tins law was. how-
eer, repeated ly the Australian
halot law, which provides ilis-
tinctlv the stvleof ballot hereafter
t be used, and ti e paper neces
sary ran be procured anvwbere.
lhe otlie'al bailors, however, are
not to be peddle.! about the streets
as lorinerlv.
Wautiuu ltoaxler.
Anvone wanting a roaster befine
Chihtmas will please send their
rder to .Mrs. A. M. Ta t. box CO.
Albany, On gon.
1Ue Morlimn Cocktail.
Taken before bieakl'ast create?
false, injurious a p.M-tit.'. A
w ineglass lull ol Pr. Henley a
English Dandelion Tome taken
btfore meals Mrenglbens the di
gestive organs and enables yon tol
reli.-h a hcai'y meal without in
jury to the stomich. For sr.le by
Fothay & .Mason.
THE FIGHT FOR PURE FOOD.
S-ccti3 of the Efforts t. Scotsk Bal
iat Fowdor.
Bak-
The ajrjjressiva wir wage 1 by
the Koval Uaking Powder Com
pany upon the host; of adulterated
and impure baking powders Mld
throughout the country is having
a desirable euevt. 1 he scandalous
att'eksupon the Koyal company
by the manufacturers of the impure
goods (which are made doubtless
Loth from a spirit of revenge and
in the hope of breaking the effect
of the damaging exposures) show
that they are hit, while the ofli :i&l
j reports
w hich have come from
vaiious public authorities tally
corroborating the statements male
by the Koyal company, have
awakened a wholesome public
sentiment in favor of the repressive
laws, which means mischief to the
illegitimate traliic.
The Koyal Baking Powder com
panv ret out some time ago to ex
poBe the character and to break up
the sale of rdnlerated baking
powders. Having tound lrom au
examination ot many specimens
that there was a large number of
actually injurious powders in the
market, they brought the matter
heiore the public and denounced
the ma ers by name in the pres
and to the health authorities. The
all'air was taken up by phyrcians,
Hoards of Health, ami legirtlatu.es
throughout the country, chemists
were employed to test the various
powders in the market, and the
government itstlf directed analyses
to be made before it would pur
chase I lie supplies needed lor
army, navy, and Indian uses.
The result justified the charges
made by tho Koyal company. Not
only were the majority of baking
powders in the market found to be
l.irg-'ly adulterated, but many of
I hem were ascertained to contain
alum and other poisonous ingredi
ents to such an extent as to render
them positively u safe for the use
ot human food.
In making the charges the Royal
Baking Powder Company did not
hesitate to enter into competition
with every oth-r baking powd'-rin
the country, and it is a public
satisfaction tint in the oflical
tests by the government and state
chemist and by Boards of Health,
the Koyal Kaking Powder has been
declared to be the superior of ah
others in strength, purity and
wholesompness, and
absolutely
free from all inferior ordetrimental
substances.
From recent official reports it is
evident that tin alum and other
wise impure goods have again
c tine Unu the market in danger
ous iiiantities and their old enemy
:hi' Koyal. is again upon the war
path. In continuing its warfare
against these goods the Royal is
meeting with the o!d ti:ne opposi
tion and aousc. The public, how
evet, will appreciate, as heretofore,
both the object of the abuse and
the action of the Royal company,
and award full ju tice to the com
pany, and award full justice to the
company that so fearlessly stands
up fur protection from such ad
ventures. An InstructlTe Christina Gift.
With the near approach of the
most joyous season of the year
Christmas it behooves everyone
to think of eoiue substantial
p;csent to g ye a eon, daughter or
friend. For a son. a father can
jive ne better present than a year.s
subscription to the Scientific
Aineriern. Many youths having
an inventive or ingenious turn of
mind hare received lasting Wnelit
from carefully reading this most
instructive papfr. It is written in
a popular style. Nearly every
number, besides its sup"rb en
gravings and description of new
Hiiginei-ring and mechanical works
of magnitude, has rue or more
ar ticles on subjects in experimental
science. It is published by the
well-known firm of Munn & Co.,
of :id Broadway, N. Y., who have
been its publishers for mote than
forty v -ars. Its subscription price
of ft.CO a year, or $ 1. 00 for four
montos, tuts it within the reach
of every one.
Baptist Chapel Car.
The famous Babtist church on
wheels, will he in Albany on Fri
ilav Dec. 1 Ith. This car was p-e
iented to the Baptist Publication
r-ociety, lor mitiionary w rfc in
the west, bv John D. Rockefeller
Colgate, llovt. Chas. L. Colley
iindo'dier wealthy Baptists of the
hast. It is now in charge ot Rev.
K. G. Wheeler who will run the
car over the S. P. and Northern
Pacific lines in Oregon and Wash
mgton stopping several uavs or
weeks at paces where it is
thought such work is needed
1 he r.yangei will only he in
town Friday afternoon and even
ing, but two services will be held
at I! p. m. and 7 :'.'0 p.m. and all
w ill be given an opttortunity to see
the car. Fuither notice will be
given of the location of the car.
Oulle a Start.
The Salem Journal says:
'Land
suitable lor cemeteries is scarce
in Eastern Oregon. Did you ever
hear anything to equal that? Why
we have millions ol acres possess
ing the super-transcendent qtialili-
catKii tint a man buried here will
have a start of a Webfooterof from
two thousand to five thousand feet
on the way to heaven, on the res
urrection morn. The Dalles
Chronicle.
Ladies Mandolin Cluli.
Ladies desiring to join a Mando
lin club to be composed of man
dolins, vio ins, guitars and auto
harps will please send their
names and name cf instrument
they wish to ltatn or play to Chas.
H. "Mueller.
Luge and complete Etock of
Christmas goods at French's jew
elry store. Big bargains.
Swiss cherse, the finest
tver in
Albany, at Parker Bros.
Sauei kraut at Parker Bros,
Holiday Presents.
Remember that the Ladies Ba-
zttar have their full line of useful
holiday goods displayed and ready
for inspection. This line em
braces all the novelties and sta
ples in fancy goods. handkerchiefs,
kid gloves, silk mittens, fans glove
ana naiiciKercinet cases, throws,
scarfs, banners, shawls, aprons,
purses, beads, photo cases, hair
ornaments, and an endless variety
of dressed and undressed dolls
ranging in price from ten cents t-j
ten dollars. Latest styles and
lowest prices. No trouble to show
goods.
Fine Suitings.
W. R. Graham, the tailor has
received one of the largest lines of
line suiting! and trouserings to be
Heen in Oregon, outside of Port
land, embracing all the desirable
patterns for winter wear. Ilia
prices will be found so low that
any one can afford to wear one of
his neat fitting tailor made suits
and overcoats. He warrants his
goods to be first-class, and guaran
tees a tit. Call and see his new
patterns.
Shepi' Photographs of the World
One of the most beautiful and
appropriate holiday books that
has been issued, bears the title
above given. It is fully ex
plained by the title, for it illus
trates all of the objects and scenes
of interest in the dill'erent parts of
world, and that two with all the
truthfulness and beauty of
the genuine photograph. Over two
hundred and fifty of these full
page photographs are given. The
book is one of the finest gift books
that could be imagined of, and is
simply superb. It will be sold by
subscription.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
F. M.French, jeweler.
Will & Stark, the jewelers.
Fresh crisp celery at Allen Bros.
Oysters in every style at Isom.s.
Cranberries at G. E. Browneil's.
Ladies delight soap at Parker
Bros.
Lsom has the only oyster parlors
in the city.
Pigs feet and sour kraut at
Allen Bros.
Choice eating and cooking ap pie
at Allen Bros.
Oysters for families 50 cents a
i P,nt at lliom a-
New jewelry of latest patterns at
Will & Stark's.
Will & Statk have some elegant
souvenir spoons.
Repairing neaily done at the
large gilt boot store.
The latest designs in souvenir
spoons at French's.
Choice pickles in bulk, or quan
tities to suit, at Parker Bros.
Great reduction in embroidered
flouncing at W. F. Reads.
Buy your heating and cook
stoves of Hopkins Bros.
Klein Bros., ar giving their
customers an elegant piano.
Fresh comb honey, Linn county
production, at Parker Bros.
Furnished room suitable for one
or two gentlemen. Use of bath.
Convenient location. Impure of
C. B. Winn.
Oh! Mamma! Buy me one of
those lovely dolls at the Ladies
Bazaar.
Klein Bros can make yon any
style of a boot or a shoe you w ish
and will guarantee a perfect fit.
Try them on a pair.
Remember you can get the hi et
kid glove in town for one dollar at
the Ladies Bazaar.
All kinds of fruit boxes in
quantities
Pine Door
to suit at the Sugar
ix Lumber Comuanv s,
9 Necessaries delicacies and
luxuries, at Allen Bros., grocery.
A handsome line of holiday
gifts just received at the Ladies
Bazaar.
Remember when you want any
thing in the spectacle line French,
the jeweler. 1ms it.
Repairing neatly done at Klein
Bros shoe store.
New styles in fans and chiiTon
handkerchiefs at the Ladies
Bazaar.
Fresh Mocha, Java, and Blended
coffee received on every steamer at
Allen Bros.
Sodaville water is kept constant.
ly on band by the bottle at G. L
Blackman's drug store.
Ladies wishing kid gloves in
delicate tints for evening wear
should call at the Ladies Bazaar.
Call and see the brilliant dis
play of library lamps rt C. K.
Browneil's. Not one kept over
from last year but all this year's
styles and will be sold at the
lowest living prices.
Buckwheat Cakes.
The old way of setting to raise over night by the
use of yeast, while the cakes were light yet there was always
a well founded suspicion that buckwheat cakes made in
that manner were indigestible and unwholesome, because
of the chemical action that takes place, so alters the flour
from its original character, that the souring or decomposing
process continues in the stomach, followed by dyspepsia
and kindred troubles.
The new way does away with all fermentation, souring
etc., and places upon the table smoking hot buckwheat cakes
in 12 minutes or less. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
is the element that superseded the old methods. Buck
wheat and all griddle cakes made with Dr. Price's Towder
are not only exceedingly light and delicious, but can be
enjoyed by dyspeptics and invalids with impunity. Dr. Prices
Cream is the only baking powder cantaining the whites of
eggs.
HOLIDAY SH0PPER3.
8honld See the Wocderfal Array at Jalins
GrndwoM's Bazaar.
Mr. Julius Gradwohl, the enter
prising proprietor of the Bazaar
store in this city, which contains
the largest and best selected stock
of crockery, glass and other wares
for domestic use, in the valley, as
well as fancy wares, toys and
beautiful holiday goods, has re
plenished and enlarged his entire
stock and now has a store that is
a credit to himself and an orna
ment to the city. His shelves,
counters and every available space
are filled with the choicest and
most varied stock of goods ever
seen in this valley, including a
mammoth display of holiday
goods. He has added a new line
which consists of a beautiful as
sortment of rolled gold jewelry
warranted to wear as good as gold
and costing one-tenth as much
money, diamond cut pins, rings,
fine umbrellas for holiday presents
and novelties. His stock is now in
and holiday shoppers should lose
no time in seeing his wonderful
array which is not surpassed by
any on the coast either in elegance
or prices.
He also can ies a gigantic stock
of beautiful hanging lamps, stand
lamps, bicycles, tricycles, safeties
and velocipedes, which he guaran
tees to sell as low as any place in
Oregon.
His assortment of fine teas and
coifees is always complete, as well
as a general stock of family
groceries. He I uys his gocds
direct for net casn and sells thtni
the same way.
I am an old man and have been
a constant eutl'erer with catarrh
for the last ten years. I am en
tirely cured by the use of Ely's
Cream Balm. It is strange that so
simple a remedy will cure such a
stubborn disease Henry Bill
ings, U. S. Pension Att'y, Wash
ington, D. C.
For eight years I have suffered
from catarrh, which effected mv
eyes and hearing; have employed
many physicians without relict.
I din dow on my second bottle of
Ely's Cream Balm, and feel confi
dent of a complete cure. Mary C.
Thompson, Cerro Gordo, 111.
A fine line of gold rings just
opened at Will fc Stark's.
A full line of choice cigars and
tobaccos kept at F. E. Allen's.
Spectacles and eyeglasses, com
plete assortment at F. M. French's.
If ou want to buy childrens
cloaks, cheap, call at tho Ladies
Bazaar.
Great reduction in eugar, con
sult Grad wold's adveiiisemt nt
lor particulars.
Subscriptions for all tho leading
magazines and newspapers taken
at the postollice.
Mince meat, raisins, currants,
jellies and jams etc., for Thanks
giving rd Parker Bios.
Special bargains in ladies' gold
and gold lilted watches at F. M.
French's, the comer jewelry store.
Just received at th Ladies
Jazaar an elegant line of lancy
con's, fringes and ponpons suitable
for all kinds of fancy work, also the
new shadu's in zephyrs.
Conrad Meyer's new oven is
now completed, and he is better
prepared tl an ever to serve his
old customers as well as new ones
with the be-jtof fiesh bread, cakes,
in fact everything from the dain'i
ost ht rdls to the most elaborate
wedding cakes. Housekeepers
are invited to give the product of
his new oven a trial.
At Will it Stark's can be seen
some of the most beautiful ladies
gold watchr-a, which have just
been received.
Some of tne test 6fyles of ele
gant bed lounges can be seen at
Fortmiller & Irving 'a, as they have
just received a large invoice.
AL1JANY
MO
Second street, belwof-n Montgom
ery and Jellerson.
Articles of every di ."criiilion
cleaned and dyed. Gentleman's
clothing a specialty.
DAVID I.AM LHS.
Eaby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed : Castcria I
O 1 I1T 1
A 1FE IVESTMET.
Is one which is gnarantced to bring
you sutUfaetory results, or in case of
failiirn a return of purchase price,
On this eufe plan you can buy from
our mlvcrti't'U druggists a bottle of
Ur Kind's New Dsoovery for Con
sumption. It is L'liar. nteeil to bring
relief in cv.ry case, when used for
any nlb-clion of Throat. Luiurs, or
Chest, nu ll us Consumption, Inll.ima
tion of Lungs, Pronehitis, Astlimo,
Whooping Conifh. Croup, etc, etc
It i l leasiint and agreei Me to taste.
perfectly safe, ami can always bo do
I'emliid upon, Trial bottles free at
Fosliay it Mason, Druggists,
SEW TO-IAir.
w
AN I ED A (rirl to i!o Ki'ral house
of J. V
Pipe.
IOIt SAI.K- A leantl nc--.v HrtnliiKtorj
typewriter lnarliinc with :itl the an
provt mi-rits. f-r sal gecjinl h:eni chiap.
Ail-trc 8 M M Corval'ir.
REVKRR HOUSE, ALbANV, OR. CHAS
PfciltVr, Prop. Only tirst-e.-la-io house
n the city. l-uri;o eamt.le roor.-a fur com
-r.t.rciai rccu. Ho Chinamen eciaoycd ia thi
kitclii-n.
DISSOLUTION OK I'ATNEKSII:!'
N oticc Ih herd-)' g veil that the lirii rf
ci ! di Simmo if, loinj huii-irm unih"" thut
name at Union Mill is tiuruSy ierotrcd liy
nuti'a! consent, ijtin Noel rt-tirini;. The
I'Uiianu will bs c3ii:iiiiiol bv S muiuna 4
TliO'u;soa,
L
OST Cu th-j nal m-iir Alhinv or in Al
l-anv, a til.ick S'ltchel or irip cofitiinin
a Wa k vest anil co.it, a ).-ur of overalls, a
ur brimnu d hat, a la-r shoea. t -h:rts. a
rxs. tr and tftnp, tiiii.' anil irush, a ia r of
spun mill hriilaiferf for a ra:e horse an-1
kra.-e in hottte, also a revolver, Liher.il re
ward will lie ii-l to the tinier on leaving
he samo at Hkhalii office.
1)AV vour -hsol tix -Tha m hol tax tor
th-j year ls'.il, is now due id pantite
ra-;iaivrs are requeue t to end promptly,
at the ti-iicu of the i-ierk, C O. Il'irkhart and
pay the lame, Siiied, C. l. llurkhart,
ctcik.
IXlft It K.N I' A re it five rxmi coU i;;c.
i.ear S-j.ilhern l'.if i'.lc de,,ot. A( ilv t
Oeot lio-.el, - '
0.
Q. WINN, AOV.NT I'OK THIS LEAD.
inc Gr, !if &id accidiyit iasunnje cooe
panic.
fO.'KV TO LOAN HoMR l.?lTALON
.iL iro-'d r. .il e i.'.'o ai-eurity. for farticu.
:ara o:.q:iir.) ot Uoo. tl'imphr v.
1 AA'-'RKS OF LVNo All t-t for culti
Itrtr vation, and un I -r fei.-f for Kite a'
l KTu rc, W.tlen It iiii'n fro-n r.i.lro'.d
tatt in a-.d 20 iniics lrom Alhatiy. Ap,i.i'
thia orticc.
ANWA 'iu re'Cj -ed h a laundry to the
O iron ho.! the uor:ier of e.Aiiid and
Lyoi h". rei-t-i.
IjiriI for Sale.
S. 1", SO, 10, SO .leres. easy terms,
vi-tnt plan .rheip ainl lilh -priix-d.
a- city lots al! owned hy II. iiriant.
install-
Also
I.i.mt Hnrvrylua.
flARTIXS DSKIHINO StKVK.INq DOKI CAR Oh
i. tain a-jt-urate lid prompt work l-y calling
upon county surveyor E T. T. Fisher. Ill
liiacompltto c.-piee of field notes and town-
h;p plat, and U pr)iare 1 to do burvevini? in
&ny vart ot Linn county, rostonvje a-ldreiid,
Millers Station. Linn cou itv.Orcvon.
4 I.I MIXI M AOE-A i pre II m
V. prinie 1 S.-ici.tili : Meeh.i.iic.l Jouroal
of Lr.te l-'o'Ciifii L.venti-iMs u-id Pioi-cs-
Vil, 11. No. S t'ire.il-itio-i uiranl-.-d 1
0-);. Su tprtipti n :t.'i els per lea--, w::.li 2
MtniuMiiin Lor I's ."raver Sonienii'-i, Smv
ttiis ailvcrtii-n ent. It will lead o-i to u
cess, Ai.r.iiit h oc Pi'ulisiiiu Co, New
port, hy.
Notice to Stock Holder.
NOTH'K i heiYity -Awn fh.it the annual
stot'k li tlilrrM iii:i;L' of ih MmicrH i
Mon tiants l;iuranr 'ciHi.my uf AMaiiv,
l.ini. u.'.n:ilv On 1:011, wiM b.' u--t tit Xhv
coiiijatiN ' oill'x 1 1 the citv (f Al'ttm, re
Koti, o 1 VflPMa-, J.iu:inrv itth., K'2t at
the hour of 2 o'cNnk r. M.t naiil (r 1 1 1 -jnirjK!e
i-f cU'ciir'if nine tl ricVra if Kud
fonnanv, to m rvc fr one yea'', ui.u t tran
sact mi h 01 her hus:i:.-m as may reuUri)
i'nnc hi'titrr Hnnl nuvtiiiir,
lt o.-der of the r.-i'i.tlent.
J. O. Wkitmw, Secretarv.
HU-d Vv Tinher 1st, SM.
TOTIcfc IS HKPfliV CilVKN THAT
the ani.uii! n it-tinir of the stoekhol.l.
irief the On-en lim n l.iimheriim I onip:ih
uill he held al their ortire in lin-en It.L-iiii,
Olejon, on the Wist Monday in Jaliilnry.l v.e?,
:il 1 oVIork r. m , for i he ptirnoi-e of cltvtinir
llc (') diriM-tom to hitc for the ens-iin
c.ir and tr:inart sie. h other lejMncte as
may pri-'iy i- hefore mill meetiii);.
IUi.mi.ju, Dec 2, ls-1.
S. W. HKKSE,
Secretary.
FlrPiiian' Klectinn.
1UOTHK IS HKIHT.Y ;IVKN THAT
i.1 there will he an i-leetion hetd in tlu cily
of Alhviy on .Mondny.the Uili diy f Deecm
her. 1 I . for lhe purpose of e'ei-tiiitfa ehicf
and :iswiH.:i':t hi-f entiix-cr, of the A'hanl
lire ih-Hi!t-f ent, to si-rie one er. Said
eV.-tioii tl he held hetw-en the lnnrs of 1
o'eio k and l::iu (iVtntk I-. M , in the hai' of
AH-aiii KnL'ine Co, No, 1.
I'att I this lttd.y if Oi-.- , lvil
.M l. l-illl.LII'S.
L M Cl'P.f,. Secntari A. K, O.
I're.ii.lent A. 1". P.
Fine Furniture
AT THE
Allany Furirture Co
I iiilrrfnkinK a KprriaKy.
iFor to
Holiday
OF
IosTnw
CAKKYA nEAI
QM1STMAS
ixri.T'iii.vi-
Family stid Teachprn' P.ibb s
Holiday ami Stonda'd lioolrp, I'lii'-b
l'uin'v asi-s. b.mcy ioo-N
sl-.t-dn and Vr:t:ng Supp!ie
llolie-l" .
T .t y have an enormous a:irt"u nt, an'l their prices will be found
so !o e that very one can atior.l t l.isy F..m (Ping n"u-i for the glad
Holiday season." Call and see their beautiful stock of Holiday goods.
oliday
Should Fee. ti c
iiTiittar
i " L . I "
Solid Gold liinic, Diannmd Uins and Ear Iritjjis,
Xew I'atteins in Silver ricces, (Jold Tens. YAc. at
rt'asonaMc nritrs. Call
MEN'S &YCUNG MEN'S
m
Ol" Supeiior
Fit, Mike :u-d
t-t vice ii-1 in
The I lest l'ossible fioo-.i.-- or
h . u n
J.UJ
KI'SINESS (J0KS WITH A WHIliUVIXI)
When the iiroper indtid m. i U ar,' r-ffercd ti e bi:v,-r;
things iroxii'i; ve ii! oil'i r ioduc-uu r.t"-: f-.r
-uti k i hat will ,'t.t! It t!.i- !-.. !.t s.''
I N O V K R C OA TS
Our line is nolliinir less than EXCELLENCE,
you have never before seen such an assortment
in the town. Call at our sUnv and we will show
you a line of coats at 810 that is good and dura
hie, coats at S1l:0 that are dressy and nice; for
$15 you can buy a line dress overcoat in any kind
of goods you mav wish.
TWO JUUYES
MEN'S CRUSH
Men's White Shirts ia
Yi: WILL CONDl'CT A (iKXKKAL
HATSALETHISWEEK
And have reduced the
Remember, we have no old id
thirteen large counters loaded dow n
All good are marked in jilain figura
J.lUallaQe&Ca
King Uotniers oi Albany ftiul
Season
ISO 1-2
fc iVEasoia
TIFi'L AUiJA V OF
(JOODC
ami a it'cm'.
variety of i 'hi -t rated
r Alhum-J.T.vlet Cases.
aud I.eutl"
Art .Mivcltii'T. ioM I'cna, Fanov Ink
IVctty Trilles a:id Cst fill l'resents for tho
5'?pPer$
elegant di- j.lay of
SIL V ER U AliE,
WiitclKsaiitl
AT
imi
carlv and make selections.
l-'ini.-b, in all th
! eat v:n iel v.
tl;
e I.t-ast I'osHil.le Moii -y.
to keep
this
TJHS WEEK:-
HATS FOR $1.
extra quality for SI.
trices on all hats.
elf-worn gi in stock, but Ii.ivp
with choice and etilish bebin
at uicej tint defy tomiKititimi.
the W lllanittte Valley.
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