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

THE MORNING HERALD, III UR SPAY, DECEMBER 10. 1891.
ON BALK.
Tk Daily Hkrald will be on
ale each morning at II. J. Jones'
book tore.whera it can be procured
at 6 cents per copy.
TBI MAIL.
Haiti at tha Albany postofflce close
Par all elBce ni
north
las fcstern state
8 00r. .
rkaWnatSida
C ralli and Yaquina 1 .J
all oaV a south .....7:4 r-
Waiia al delivnv on 01 tun.lay noin to
A. . an ti 7r.a. Fustotfii e open to
boa ctnicr all day.
JOTTINGS AB0VI TOWN.
Sailer kraut at Parker I'.ro.
Finest line of syrups in the city
Parker Pros.
Ask C. B. Winn for rates on
Eastern tickets.
Virgil Davis, of Harriaburjr, was
in the city yesterday.
Swiss cheese, the finest evei in
Albany, at Parker Bros.
Rehearsal of Belshazzar to
night in the opera house at 7 ::!0
sharp.
Call at French's jewelry store
and nee the "Lunar '.clock. The
latest thing out.
Regular conclave of temple
coiniuandcry No. 3 this, Thursday,
evening. Business of importance.
A niece of Hugh Fields, of
Brownsville, a jiopular ytnina h'dy
of that city, was visiting in Al
bany yesterday.
Mr. A. Wheeler, formerly of this
county, was elected mayor of the
city of Springfield, Lane county,
on last Monday.
Tickets for Belshazzar sold at a
lively rate vesterday. Iok at the
board in 'iil A Link's iniiiie
store. Buy your tickets to-day.
Look at (. W. Simpson's dis
play of holiday goods in his show
window. Then step inside and bw
bis splendid stock of leautiful
goods for Christmas.
Lost, in this cityTh jr.-iday, IVc.
2, a red Irish setter dog. Infor
mation leading to bis whereabouts
will be rewarded to the amount of
i- by John I so in, Jr.
Those wishing to rent wigs for
the masquerade ball, apply to the
lady hair dresser, corner Third
and Calapooia streets before
Thursday night, Dec. ll.
The passengers through Albany
yesterday included T. J. Buford, of
the SileU reservatien, on his way
to Portland, and Jus. U. ('lark, the
celebrated singer, on bis way to
Jefferson.
The river is out of its banks at
this city and was steadily rising
last nigtit. No damage has been
done exceit to atop work on the
bridge anil to wa-h out one bent oi
the false work.
Call and see the brilliant dis
play of library lamps it C. K
Brownell's. Not one kept ove
from last year but all this year
styles and will be eoU at U
lowest living prices.
V. b. I'niUirs has the agenr
lor the Salem Steam Laundry, an
those who do not wish to employ
Chinese laundrying, can have t tie i
clothes sent every luesdav morn
ing and returned Saturday noon
See him at T. L. Wallace & Coin
pany's.
Mr. G. W. Young, a capitals'
recently from the hast, has tin
lulled a fine residence on Fiftl
and Jackson streets, and will make
Albany bis home. He thinks th
city has the best outlook of any Or
egon city, outside of Portland, an
expects to invest capital in some
important enterprises here nex
year.
Messrs. Conn A Unlerwoo
have purchases the photograph
nailery of tieo. L. Wilcox in tliir
city and have taken charge of the
same. Mr. LncferwoeH will re'
main in Cor vail is, operating thei
gallery t lie re and .Mr. tonnwil
conduct the gallery here. llie-y
are prepared to make fine
pictures, and guarantee satisfac
tion.
The SabbaMi school of the M. E
church South is making prepara
tions for a line Christmas tree en
tertainmeut. The school is in t
prosperous condition, with increas
ing numbers and interest. Ail
are invited to come and take part
la the Sabbath school and also the
Christmas entertainment, espec
ially those who have not made a
choice of a Sabbath school here in
Albany. Several instruments
have been added to the music, and
ami other helps combine to make
the school attractive and useful.
School opens each Sabbath morn
ing at 10 o'clock. Church house
on Montgomery and 3d streets.
Wanting; Koaatera.
Anyone wanting a roaeter before
Christmas will please send their
order to Mrs. A. M. Talt, box 00,
Albany, Oregon.
Successful
Operation.
Drs. Maston
and Davis per-
formed a very
difficult
operation
upon J
hn Sertling, en of Otto
Sertling, of Scio, recently in treat
ing varicose- veins, and (he young
man is rapidly recovering. He is
at Mrs. Ashby's boarding house.
Arm Broken.
Mr?. Bray, an aged widow lady,
slipped and fell at her home in
this city a few mornings sine,
breaking her arm below the ellio.
Being in reduced circumstance',
Policeman Lee circulated a sub
scription paper and raised a hand
some pnrse of tiO. which was
prt-1
sen ted to her.
Te Keuiten Awa;.
An elegant dressed doll will be
given away by the Iid es' Bazaar
on Christmas Eve. It will be'
that beautiful French doll now 0.1
exhibition in their show window.
Every purchaser of one dollar's
orth of goods will receive a ticket.
Don't miss this opportunity of se
curing the prize doll of Albany.
the official: co as r.
Jason Wheeler Elected alderman in the
Third Ward by 3 Majority.
The official eanvasi of the vo c
of the city win made yesterday by
the mayor and recorder as re
quired by law. There was noiin
m riant 'difference from the yo'e
publi'hed, except in the third
ward. There the count Bliowed
that Jason Wheeler was elected by
a majority cl I!, instead of J.
J. (Jialiain by 1. In order
that there " mig'it be no
mistaka the ballots were counted
overtime times in the presence
of both republicans and demo- '
crats, and the result was : Wheeler,
U!, Graham 110, two tickets,
which contained both names be
ing thrown out.
Mr. Graham is out of the city,
but on his return be will doubt
less draw at sight on Mr. Wheeler
for the price of a box of cig r, as
he was serenaded by the band as
the successful candidate, and of
course did not neglect to "f et 'em
up," as a newly elected aldeiman
should.
OUtGON PACIFIC! MATTERS.
The
Sale of the S:a4 Postpaid
Jann-.ry Next-
until
Yesterday, December !, was tha
day set for the sale of the Oregon
Pacific railroad. Information re
ceived from Coryallis says that
the sale was jM.s'p jned until Janu
ary I'd, IS'XI.
The employes, during the past
few months, have been receiving
the bulk of the money die them.
The pay car started over (hero id
Wednesday, payir.g for the months
of June, July and August and half
of September, which makes six
and a hail months payment since
the suit was commenced.
The employes had a settlement
yesterday
lion. Geo.
with their attorney,
K. Chamberlain, w ho
had assuci.tled with him in the
case lion. J. K. Weatherford. The
men each contributed 00 to
ward a fund for attorneys fees,
which they considered was a very
reasonable charge.
The prospects of early resump
tion of work on the road now looks
more favorable than ever, the
opposing factions having, it is said,
CAine to an agreement by which
they will prosecute the work in a
harmonious manner.
The opposing factions of the
road having agreed up in a har
monious piau of operations for
pro-ecuting the work it is doubted
if the road will be told at all, but
the wink o: c instruction resumed
in accord. mi-a with the plan
agreed iion by the bondholders
in New York.
PK0BATE C0UKT UAITERi.
In th- nutter of the estate of
Elizabeth K. Frnm, S. H. Frum
appointed administrator, with
bonds fixed at fOOUO
In the matter of the estate of
Henry Ingram, rejrt of sale of
personal property confirmed.
In the matter of the esta'e of
R. C. Hill, inventory filed.
In the matter i f the estate an l
guardianship of Charley and Ber
tha Shedd, final account filed and
approved.
In the nutter of the estate of
Ly!ia A. Ku.ld, H. L. Rnd 1 ap
pointed administiator, with bond
tixt.l at $10,Oth), which wai filed
and approved.
In the matter of the esla'e of C.
O. Patton, T. F. Smith appuintcil
administrator, with bonds fixed at
5MK).
In the matter of the estate of
Wm. Pee bier, final account al
lowed and distribution ordered.
In the matter of the estate of
Martin Werts, final account al
lowed and ad nr ins t rater dis
charged.
In the matter of the estate of
Geo. I. Foster, sale of rial prop
erty confirmed.
l"n the matter of the f state of II.
A. Haiht, final account allowed
and approved and administrator
discharged upon filing proper
vouchers of distribution.
REAL ESTATE SALE3-
!. C. Coolev to Marv Smith lots
4, bl 11. in "Brownsville, $125.
J. S. Ames to C. W. Simons, 3.'
acre in sec 31, tp 13 S, R 1 E, $1.
t . S. to (ieo. II. .Miller, K1.. N E
1;. bpi.::i). tn i:s it t k itnt.
, r .-- , - ... f . .
G. II. Millerto J. F. Hanlebnan,
10 acres, eec 30, tp 13 S, Rl E,
Heirs of W. II. .Mcknight to
Pavid 31 vers, .s w '., ot S , sec
13, tp 10 S, R 1 W. $Kl).
C. G. Ilurkhart to J. N. P.unch,
lots 5. 0, bl s9, t i's Park A. $5'K
J. G. liovle to G. W. Aldrich,
lotO, bl 4, C's A, Lebanon, $1,20,1.
M. (tentiv to KiiL'ene l.lni.
parcels in tp 1 1 K 2 v, oiw.
I . . to C. W. I urge, W '4,
ec32, tp 9 S, R 3 E, patent.
G. (i. Vernon to Henry Settle-
mire, 41 acres in 11 L. V ot it. t.
Settlemire. $I,(XH).
Haztar Entcrtal uieul.
The ladies of the Congregational
cl'iiivh are busily engaged making
preparations tor the bazaar enter
tainment to be iriven at the opera
house Friday next. Refre.-hinents
will be served and a short pro
gramme ol music, recitations, etc.
will be rendered. Miss Edith
Harris, of Salem, his been en-
.igi'd to sing. Dolls nicely
Iressid will be for sale from 25
ents to the finest to be found any-
w here, and fancv articles of manv
imls will be 011 exhibition und
for sale. An admi-sion of 10 cents
will be charged at the door.
COUNTY C0DET.
Proceedings of the Dsoember Term The
Cl.imi Oidered Paid-
Otto Adrain, Patrick Martin and
Fritz Bender took out their first
papers to become citizens of the
I'nited States.
Citizens of Jirownsvillc were
granted right t-t lav a foot bridge
inside the county bridge at that
place.
Petition of J. II. Scott et al for
p'aciug K. and L. llensley in care
of Ladies Aid Society, granted
itms ali.owch.
O. P. Coshow, aid poor, . . .
G. C, Cooley ' " ...
M. Sawyer " " ...
Ladies' Aid Society, aid to
10 00
10 00
10 00
poor 20 00
J. M. tiagher, aid to poor,
B. F. Burnett, " ' "
Fees, caee G. W. Rogers, . .
" David Wast,...
Santiam Lumber Co
Meeton, Dygei t A Co, sta
tionery, Harm burg Lumber Co. . .
J. It. Dawson, roads,
Crume A Davis, "
10 00
10 00
8 70
18 05
41 CO
22 00
4 17
52 90
1 00
John Usher, janitor, fi 00
OruEon & MenzeiB, roads, 21 50
Geo. D. Barnard, station'y
A. II. Howard, wood,
Fees, case Chas. Louden..
" inijnest Henry Ingram
2! 40
22 15
3tf 40
casjJolin ulynne...
F. Russell, examining
22
teachers 18
00
II. Holt, examining
teachers
J. Stitcs, examining
18 00
teachers
E. B. Davidson, mndries,.
Brownsville Saw Mill Co.,
18 00
20 50
72 00
15 112
:i 42
10 08
! OS
18 75
22 50
12 28
2 00
Fees case Chae. E. Stone .
S. A. Nickerson, roads. . . .
H. C llartlman. n Is ...
.lan.pa Kirkw.md. honrtv .
, i-.i.,, Masiield. Imimtv . .
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17
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71
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57
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Chas. Thomas, bounty
W. W. Crawford, roads
Lyons Lumter Co
(iiass& Proilhume, station'y
Fe s.case M. K. Whitten..
Electric linh's
Hsi'risburg Lumber Co . . .
B. W. CunditT, repairs court
house
T. L. Dugger, printing
( i lass it I'rodhunie.sta'nary
Fees, ea-- Bert I'gan
B. F. Crow, paupers
Harrisburg Lumber Co . . .
G. F. Russell, acc. Bchcols.
P. W. Spink, roads
.Matthews & Washburn
Stites it Nutting
N. 1. Payne, clerk fees
Geo Boss, roads
Fees, case, J M.Hill
Wm. Nichols, bounty
Joi. .Moist, roads
Mrs. J. J. Davis, paupcis. .
G. W. Simpson, '
M. Scott, Sherill'fees
M. Scott, " "
Miller it Sjn, mads,
J. M. Ni. hols, "
A. Wheeler. "
J. Wheeler, "
S XV. Weters, fees
Simpson, BogueA Co. roads
T. T. Crawford, aid poor. .
P. L. Wallace, aid oor. . . .
J, B. Tiliotsen, bridges . . .
00
50
75
l:
751
35 00
3 07
74 Oil
10 2
0 40
08 50
410 !0
3 00
10 75
2 50
2 40
3J 77
7 45
10H 4'J
103 .2
19 54
8 54
20 51
5 19
5 20
3 50
10 00
10 00
415 00
TEICELRS' MEETING AT HALSEY.
The next r gular meeting of the
teachers of the third district will.
held at Halsey, Dec. 18, and 19.
The committae is arranging a
suitable programme and we earn
estly request all teachers, school
officers, friends of education and
the public 111 general to attend all
then- meetings. The first eession
will be held Friday evening. Rev.
Geo. W. Hill, of this place w'll
lecture on that evening, and Hon.
J. K. Weatherford, will address
the Institute on Saturday evening
Every one cordially invited.
G. F. Russei.i., Supt.
Programme for Fiiday evening:
Song by the choir.
An adiiiess, A. M. Reeves.
Response, Sup't Rursell.
Lecture, Rev. Geo. W. Hill.
Song duett, Maud and ttelle
Ward.
Adjournment.
Saturday evening, Dec. 19.
Song by a primary class.
Declamation, Ina AlcCullough
" Edith Koontz.
Duetto, the Misses Gray.
Recitation, Jessie Allingham.
Clara Darker.
Solo, Fleeta P instead.
Address, Hon. J. K. Weather
ford.
Declamation, Linnie Ramsay.
May Reid.
Song duetto, the Misses Maud
and Belie Ward.
Declamation, Ina Barclay.
Short address. Rev. Fairchild.
Song, Misses Darker and Ram
say. I.adle Mandolin Club.
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
thev wish to leain or play to Chas.
II. Mueller.
(treat reduction in sugar, con
sult Gradwobl's advertisement
for particulars.
Subscriptions for all the leading
magazines and newspapers taken
at the postotlice.
Mince meat, raisins, currants,
jellies and jams etc., for Thanks
giving at Parker Bros.
SI Et I L ATI OS li t 1i f.HO I.
Scarcely a day passes without the
news of some lare failure ll.isliini;
over the wires -the usual result of
speculation in stocks or some equally
dangerous venture. 1 lie same electric
eu rent carries to dear distant friend
the sad tidings of death of loved ones
too ofteu the result of speculation
in patent nostrums. Moore a Kevcaleu
Kcnicdy is 110 speculation but is sold
on positive irnar.iiilce. Do not fail to
'go to your druiruist and ask for -our
money if not satislicd. We known
you w ill go ami buy another bottle,
or sale bj all druggists.
I
OREGON WILL BE THERE.
The Btites Representation at tie World'a
Fair Assuming a Farerable Asyict
A joint meeting of the chamber
of commerce and citizens world's
lair commiteea was held in Port
land Monday afternoon. A num
ber of prominent citizens interest
ed in the movement to give Ore
gon a creditable exhibit in the
Columbian Kxposition of '93' took
part in the deliberation, and con
sidering the inclemency of the
weaiuer me meeting was ry
wen aiieuueu. moreover, the
inee'ing was perfectly harmonious
and considerable enthusiasm was
manifested by all present.
The meeting was cilled for the
purpose of taking eoine decisive
action in the matter of raising the
necessary 1 11 ml 3 for exhibiting
Oregon's products at the world's
fair, and it was decided that this
exhibit should and would be made.
It was a!so decided that $100,000
should be raised in this city and
state, of this amount Portland to
8uply $75,000.
It was deemed best to leave the
matter of reising the aioney in
the hands of the joint committee,
and they will go to work at onca
to see that the amount is made up.
It wa9 reported that H. W. Cor
bett had subscribed $1000 already,
and that Donald Macleay had put
his name down for a similar sum.
It was the expressed sentiment of
those present that when the money
should have been raised the sub
scription should have pro rats
vote as to who should have the
management of the nind.
Now tnat the movement has as
sured such a favorable aspect the
committee will at once proceed to
collect the money, and if Portland
is enterprising enough to raise $73,
000 it is thought it will be a very
easy matter to get the remaining
$25,000 from the rest of the state.
'"It is now fully settled that
Oregon will be represented at the
World's Fair," taid a member of
the committee, "and we shall get
the money some way. If Port
land's enterprising citizens show
the proper spirit in this move the
money will e ra Bed easy enough.
There should be no difficulty in
getting the amount as Oregon
would be an unenviable object
lesson if she had no exhibit at the
World's fair at all."
LINN QODHXt-CDNOIL.
"v.
Courfcil met in the haiLcf the
OaJf Plain Grange Dec. 5191.
Called toorJer by John Bryant,
president. The secretary failed
to put in an appearance, C. J.
Shedd was appointed to fill his
place. All present found correct.
Roll call found aiUorum present.
Anient Miller said he had no report
t make to-day, would have his
annual report ready at the next
meeting.
The sjH'cial committee to arrange
for the meeting of the State
Grange reported progre- a .ind asked
for further hue which was
granted. The question of free
delivery of mails throughout the
country, was quite freely dis-cu-
sed. Several thought the peo
ple in the country had as good right
to have their mail delivered to
them as those who live in town.
At this timo dinner was an
nounced, when all took their
places at the table, and for the next
hour the good things prepared
by the sisters was freely discussed.
Council again called to order
and business resumed.
On good of order many excellent
remarks were made by those
present. On motion it was nzreed
to hold the next meeting with
Knox Butte Grange.
The condition of the roads are
very bad, consequently the at
tendance was rattier small. The
meeting wab full of interest from
beginning to end.
At the next meeting there will
be a full set of officers to elect, a
good attendance is requested.
ihe usual vote of thanks was
tendered for use of the hall, and
repast furnished.
On motion adjourned.
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., are 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. Inquire 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 widii
and will guarantee a perfect fit.
Try them on a pair.
Remember you can get the best
kid glove in town fur one dollar at
the Ladies Bazaar.
All kinds of fruit boxes -in
quantities to suit at the Sugar
Pine Door s Lumber Ceuopanv's.
Necessaries delicacies and
luxuries, at Allen Bros., grocery.
A handsome line of holiday
gifts just received at the Ladies
Bazaar.
Remember when von want any
thing in the spectacle line French,
the jeweler, ban it.
Repairing neatly done at Klein
Bros shoe store.
New- styles in fans and chiffon
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 hand by the bottle at G. Lr
Blackman's drug store.
Ladies wishing kid gloves in
delicate tints for evening wear
should call at the Ladies Bazaar.
At Will A Stark's can be seen
some of the most beautiful ladies
gold watches, which have just
been received.
HOLIDAY BH0PPEB3-
Bhoald Set the Wonderful Array at J alms
Gradwobl's Bazaar.
Mr. Julius Gradwold, 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, 111 the valley, as
well as fancy wares, toys and
beautiful holiday goods, has re
plenished and enlarged his entire
stock and now lias 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 nen 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 uinbrel'as for holiday presents
and novelties, llis stock is now in
and holiday choppers should lose
no time in seeing his wonderful
array which is not surpassed bv
any on the coast either in elegance
or prices.
lie also carries a gigantic stock
of beautiful hanging lamps, fctand
lamps, bicvcles, tricycles, safeties
and velocipedes, winch tie guaran
tees to sell as low as any place in
Oregon.
His assortment of fine teas and
coffees is always complete, as well
as a general stock of family
groceries. He 1 uys his goode
direct for net casn and sells them
the same way.
I am an old man and have been
a constant sufferer 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
inra. U. S. Pension Att'y, Wash
ington. D. C.
For eight years I have suffered
from catarrh, winch effected my
eyes and hearing; have employed
many physicians without reiiei.
I am dow on my second bottle of
Ely's Cream Balm, and feel confi
dent of a complete cure. Mary C.
Thompson, Cerro Gordo, 111.
BL'SH.NKSM LOCALS.
F. M. French, jeweler.
Will A Stark, the jewelers,
Fresh crisp celery at Allen Bros,
Oysters in every style at Isom.e
Cranberries at C. E. Browneil's.
Ladies delight soap at Parker
Bros.
Pigs feet and Four kraut at
Allen Bros.
Choice eating and cooking ap pie
at Allen Bros.
Oysters for families 50 cents
pint at Isom's.
New jewelry of latest patterns at
will dt Stark's.
Will it Staik have some elegant
souvenir spoons.
Repairing neatly done at the
large gilt boot store.
ine latest designs in souvenir
spoons at French's.
1
A fine line of gold rings
opened at Will A Stark's.
just
A full line of choice cigars and
tobaccos kept at F. E. Allen's
??pectacies and eyenlasses, com
piete assortment at f. n. trench s
If jou want to buy childrens
cloaks, cheap, call at the Ladies
Bazaar.
Special bargains in ladies' gold
and gold filled watches at F. M.
French's, the corner jewelry store.
Some of tne test styles of ele
fant bed lounges can be seen at
ortmiller A Irving's, as they have
just received a large invoice,
We are the only people who car
ry the celebrated'E. A W. collar
and cuffs. Alwavs have the latest
styles in stock, T. L. Wallace A Co,
ionraii Meyer s new oven is
now completed, and he is better
prepared tLan ever to serve his
old customers as well as new ones
with the best of fresh bread, cakes,
in tact everything from the dainti
est hit rclls to the most elaborate
wedding cakes. Housekeepers
are invited to give the product of
nis new oven a trial.
MAKKIEI).
ULANTON I.INDjUEM At tin
home ol Jaeob LiiHlgren, on First
f-treet. ill tliis eily, on le V, lS'.ll,
Mr. J. P. Hliintt.n, of Sul-.ni. ami
Miss Mury C l.imlirreii. of Albany,
ly Key. t,. . r.ialicr, ol the h.van-KelR-Hl
church.
Miss Lindrcn was one of Album's
amitiu'e young ladies and liitrlily es
teemed by all who knew her, Mr and
Mrs. Klanttm left on the noou train
for Salem, their future home.
KENTON-MILLS At the resid -nee
of the lir dV mother in this city,
on Wednesday evening, Dec-'., t s.U,
t Rev. E, K. l'richard. Mr. Frank
L. Kenton and Miss May Mills.
The contracting parties are well
kuown in this city, and have manv
friends who will wish them a life .tf
happiness and prosperity. Tip y left
on the noon train for a trip l. fort
Jand.
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed : Castoria I
CTsed in Millions of Homes
DBPRICES
fjoaWiaking
, yPov7der:
The Morning Cocktail.
Taken before breakfast creates
a lalse, injurious appetin. a
wineglass full of Dr. Henley s
English Dandelion Tonic taken
before meals strengthens the di
gestive organs and enables yon to
relish a heary meal without in
jury to the stomach. For sale by
Foshay & Mason.
llulltlay rreaent.
Remember that the Ladies Ba
zaar have their full Jine 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 g'ovc
and handkerchief cases, throws,
scarfs, banners, shawls, aprons,
purses, beads, photo cases, h.eir
ornaments, and an endless variety
of dressed and undressed dolls
ranging in price from ten cents 1 1
ten dollars. Latest styles and
lowest prices. No trouble to show
goods.
Fine SaitlnKH.
W. R. Graham, the tailor has
received one of the largest lines of
fine suitings and trouserings to lie
seen in Oregon, outside of Port
land, embrac'ng all the desirable
patterns for winter wear. His
prices will be found so low that
any one can itiford 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 bib new
patterns.
KKW TO-1) At'.
WANTKD A ifirl fit lo general li.,m
work. Avly at o!fics cr rcsi'lciice
ol .1. V. Hipc:
OI SAI.K- A brand new Itrn intnri
typewriter iinchisie with all Hie
iirov ini ius. lor mi mcjuiI luiu ilieap.
Ad re -e .i vmuiii.
rjEVERE HOUSE, ALbANY, OR. -CHAS
M. rleiccr, tnp. Only Hrst-ecUm lioust
thn city. Lariro sample room for com
mercial meu. o Lclnameu employed in thi
kitchen.
Tvssolu rms of i-aitnicusiiii1
IJ .V ntirc is hereliv ir xen ih.il ill - fir n t.I
.V iel & Siiiiino j. doing hiini it-tH u der th a
name at II mtni Mills h here1' ihro.vtd !v
mtua1 (onent. Siin Noel retiring 1
linirirM will D continual by S miliaria it
Thompson,
f O.ST On the r-o-1 near Alhuiy or in Al
LI hanv, a M ic'U satchel or j:rip cut tinin
iila k veMt and coat, a pair ot overalls,
tjrid brimm.d h it, a pair of uline, 2 shirts, a
ra i- and strap, mil.' and .irush, a pair of
purs and bandages for a race it-ntte and
bru-a in bott'e. r'sm a revolver. Libera! re
ward will be paid to the HnJer on Icavinu
ne same at iikkai.d omce.
I ).Y your s. hsol tax - The school tax for
L the year ls:l, is now due a,,d payable.
Ta-pa'rs are remesed to call promptlv.
at the ottiue of the clerk, C G. Uurkliart and
pay the same, hiue.1, C. G. liurkhart,
cletK.
IOR RENT A lie it Ave room cottage,
J near oi
UeK)t Hotel,
C in'l
WtXV. Af.KNT FOR THE LEAD
fire, lite and accident insurance com,
lrOXEY TO LOAN HOME CAPITAL ON"
i.'L (rood real estate security. For particu
lars enquire ot ueo. Humphrey.
t n A ACRES OK
UNO AM fit for culti
J OvJ vation, anil un ler fence, for
sale at
410 per a -re. Within 1 inib-d from railroad
a'i in a'i.l 20 miles from Albaiiy. Apply at
this olhce.
.
ja.i nas reinoveu i s laun-irv to tne
O iron hou the toner of Se.-ond and
Lyon street.
Lnntl for ftnlc
fi. 10, 20, 10, 80 acres, easy terms.
Install
Also a
mcnt plan cheap and h!i;h-priced.
ew city lots an owned by II. Itryaiit.
Lund surveying.
PARTI 118 DBSIRINO SUKVITIXS DOK1 CAM OH
tain accurate nd prompt work by callintr
upon county surveyor tl.T.I isher. II
nwcomplete copies of field notes and town
ihip plats, and is prejatre I to do surveying i
ly part oi Linn county, rostomce address.
Millers station. Linn cou uv.Oreuon.
A1
LL'MIN'L'M AGE A 16-ivute Home
printed S-ientitl : Mechanical Journal
of Late Foreign Inventions and Processes
Vol, 11. No. 8 Circulation guaranteed l;.-
000. Suoscription 85 cts. per year with 2
Aluminum Lor l's -''raver Souvenirs, Save
this advertijeu ent. It will lead jo'l to suc
cess, AU MINI M AOS I'l BI.18IHSO CO, t-
port, Ky.
Notice to Stock Holders.
NOTICE is hereby sriven that the annual
stot-k holders n ectii'ir of the Fanners &
Merchants Insurance Crmiianv of Albanv,
Lini. ccutitv Oregon, will be held at tlit-
eompanj 's office in the city ' f Albanv, Ore
iron, on' Wednesday, January tjth., IniiJ, at
the hour ol 2 o'clock r. mil said dav, lor III-
purpose of elcciirir nine d'rectors of said
comiianv, to serve for one vea", at'd to tran
sact rub oilier Iusines4 as uiav nvu'arlt
come before said meetimr.
iiy order of the I'rc-ndcut.
J. O. Whitsman, Secretary.
Dateil Pecember 1st, lS'll
NOTKK IS IIERKIIV tilVF.N THAT
the annua! n.eetine; of the stnclhol.l-
ers f:1 the Green Ifasin i.uinbennir ( ompany
uill beheld al their office in ereen lla.iu,
Gniron, on the Hist Monday in January, lv.-'.
at 1 o'clock I. M , for thepiirnose of electing
li e (.") dire'tors t ) serve for the oisuintr
vear and transact siuh other bu.ine-is as
may ptOierly come before said meeting.
IIAI.STKAII, Lice I3J1.
S. W. KF.ESE,
Secretary,
Fireman's Klectlon.
OTM'E IS I1ERKBY tilVEN THAT
there wi:l be an election held in the city
if Albany on Mondav.the 14th dav cf lle'-cm-
Imt. lsul, for the puriMise of e'ectinga chief
and assistant hicf engineer, of the A'liauy
fire flepaitment, to serve one vear. Saiil
election to he held between the hours of 1
io- k and 6:3u u'clotk p.m. in the ha!' of
Albanv Kn-.'inc Co. No, 1
Dated this lst.iaj of IVc , ISfM.
M. I. PHILLIPS.
L M CURL. Secretary A . F. D.
President A F. T.
All kinds of dry wood for sale at
reasonable prices, at the foot of
Ferry street. Leave vour orders
and have it deliveied promptly
I anvwhere in the city.
A. C. fcSTELLMACHER.
40 Years the Standic
wood for
Sale.
For the Holiday
or
CAIiliVA I.KAl.TIITL AIMJAY
c
HRISTMAS GOOD
IN'C'l.I MXC
Family and Teac hers' I'.ili'i-s pud a t'r,.;t
Holiday and Standaril P.oolts, I'liv-!- :rnl l.ea'li.-
Maintv ases. Fanev icod. Art
stad? an 1 Wrt'ii;' Supplies, l'n t'.y Trifles and I's fill I'reser.ts 'for the
Ilolidavs.
Tii' y have an ennrmniis Ms'-rtr cr.t. and tin ir riees w ill be found
po lo v that e very one can all'.ird to lmy fiimiH liir.i: niee for the jila.l
Holidny reason, (.'all and see tin li lieaiififul stuck of Ho'idnv -joeds.
Jioliday
Sliou:d se:- t' e
Stilhl Gold leiiiixs,
New Patterns in Silver
reasonable prices. Call
MEN'S & YOUNG MEN'S
r
Of
Superior Fil, .Make and
-i styles and in
The TeKt Fossible (ioodsf.n
IUTSLKSS (iOKS WITH A uiimuvixi,
When the proper ind:ieciii"ii'
things movintr we
week l li.i' will '
IN OVERCOATS
Our line is noiliinir less than i'A i! KXCKLLKXC
you have never before Sivn s:n li an assortint-nt
in the town, ('all at ( ur sl.iie and we will show
you a line ol coats at $10 that is ojukI and dura
lde, coats at S120 that are dressy and nice: for
815 you -an buy a tine dress overcoat in any kind
of ;oods you mav wish.
-two run vj;s
MEN'S CRUSH
Mens While Shirts in
WF. WILL CONI.rCT A (iKXKKAL
HATSALRTHIS WEEK
And have reduced the priors on all bats.
Ileiiu mber, we have no dd shelf-worn oods in stock, lint have
thirteen larjre counters leaded dow n with choice and si IUh loihin.
All good are marked in plain figures at price that defy corn petit ios.. "
X.Uallat&Qo.
King Clothiers ol Albany an el the Willanutte Valley.
Season
ISO 1-12
v.nielv of i'lu-trafrd
U.iim,T elet CiiKes,
Novelties. i;.-l.) 1',-ns. Fanev Ink-
5i?opper5
elegant di-tilay of
I L VEIL WAR
Watrlit sand
Kive!fei:!jcWi!iy
-AT-
Ml a
Diainoiid IJinsaiid Yaw Phijs,
l'icc.'s. lt 1 Tens. YAc at
early and lisake selections.
Fijdrh, in ail
p;eat vasiely.
ai-k
the Least r,.s.il.!e Mo vy.
11! TT j n
S r.TO oin-r; d (he 1,11V.-. ;
e-il'er iiidlleine;i J f r
'e:;i h the do liir-,.''
lo ki
1 1, is
this avkkk:
HATS FOR $1.
extra quality for $!.
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