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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1891)
THE MOUSING HERALD, TUESDAY, uECEMBER 22, 189!. OJI BALK. Th Dailt Hkbaid will be or. uUuh mnrninirat II. J- Jones Jones rocure book tore.where it i an be procure, at 5 cento per copy. falls tha AlNmy poatofflce clooa Fat U north ) Tha KMUtu tale . no " ThaWaatSUla C mills and Taquina 7-'r.'ii Qa'andS to Trl-. P.torh.e on-n baa owiMr all day. - JOTTJNOB AB8UI TOWN. Choice New Orleans molasses at F. L. Kenton's. Regular meeting of the city council to-night. Leave your order for a nice, fat dressed chicken at Allen Bros. Rev. 8. G. Irvine and Mrs. Hen rietta Brown returned last evening from Portland. D. W. Rumbaugh, of Sweet Home, has removed to Albany with hit family. If you want a line dressed tur key for Christmas leave your order at Schlutz Bro. nieat mar ket N. A. Blodgett has purchased the interest of Mr. Hoberg in the steam planning mills near the depot. lUve yon seen the beautiful holiday sifts at Jones' look store? He has a large assortment to celect from. Mr. Alex Rennie leaves this week for Spokane Falls, w here he goes to accept a position in a dry goods store. Miss Pet Strahan is the recipient of a $70 diamond bracelet pre sent by Mr. J. A. t 'raw ford, an old friend of the family. (ia to Jones book store for nice I holiday goods. Remember the place, in his new quarter, optiosite the First National Rank. All who have books cf Belshaz- . . . . r t 1 " . r.ar will conter a iavor uy leaving them at the Y. M.C. A. rooms to-day as all looks must be re turned at once. Call at II. J. Jones book store and look at his tine holiday goods, consisting ot plnsh wares, high class art novelties, fine books, leather goods, etc. The stiff breeze prevailing yes terday did some damage to Leb anon, knocking out the end of 1 r. Courtney's new brick building, in course of construction. Fhr vour eentlenian friend one of thoHA fancy souvenir boxes of genuine Havana cigars at Julio Joseph a will make a most appro priate Christmas present. Mop aad see them. When looking for somethir nice for the holidays just step into Huhn A Akin s drug store- ami see tliir beautiful display. 1 heir iioods are all new and embrace the latest novelties. It is said that parties are look ing over the ground in Mehama preparatory to putting in a llotiring mill. Water win ie taken ironi the little north fork of the Santiain to furnish the power. L. W. iVvoe, Grant Froman, I. I'.anta, Freel Blount and Al Perry, of the Mascot Gun Ciub, went to JelFereon this noon to engage in a match shoot with the team at that citv. The Mascot's gold medal is now held by Mr. l. P.. Monteith, of this city. Go and see the tine furniture itiat received for the holidays at Fortmiller A Irving's. They have beautiful reed and rattan rockers, music and fancy parlor cabinets, push attd odd pieces, for Ihe parlor composing a splendid assortment cf elegant furniture. Call and str their new arrivals. Tbs Weather T lay. The weather forecast for thet next twenty-four hours is: 1-or Oregon and" Washington fair ex cept scattering rain in WashiiiL'toii and Northwestern Oregon; sta tionary teiuperat'ir.j in he west ern portions; cooler at Walla Walla. Almost ma Accident. On Sunday as the local train from Portland was leaving the trestle below the Hebiew cemetery, the structure partially gave away, de railing two cars and delaying the train several hours. Fortunately little damage was done, but it was a narrow escape. Adjournment Meeting. The Woman's Relief Corps hold an adjourned meeting Wednesday, leceuiber at will on m.. lor the purpose of i It ctiny officers for the ensuing car, and such other business as may come before it. Latter I. Int. Following is the list of letters re maining in the post otlic at Albany, Linn county Oregon, IVc. 21. lS'.M. Persons calling for these letters must give thedateon which they are advertised: G.J. It row n. Chas. Byers; C. Chase; Henry Fordi James Fawlier; Margaret linger; Arthur liiil'ord; .Mrs. K. A. Garretson; Adda Houston; Henry Hagan; II. lzuuie.la,' Jap ; W. 8. John; Jep Lewis; M. J. Simpson; Mrs. A. LeKadclitL Tuos. Mo.vikii ii, P. M. Imperial Nerlar. Is new and delightful temper ance drink manufactured ex press! v for C. E. Brownell, and is liour.d to take the lead as a non-alcoholic beveracre. Those w ho use it once will have it again, and we have determined to deliver it to fami lies and the trade in quantities to snit, or desired. Its qualities are attractive and its result beneficial. For high teas, lunches at home, ladies, there is nothing liner or more delicious. To lie had in all the delicate flavors. Try them. C. E. Bbow.vell. Hunter ISeware. Tin Portland Evming Ieleg an mitlioritv for savim; thatanum ber of gentlemen have recently associated themselves together for the purpose of making an etFort to prottct the gamo birds of this sta'e. One of the special objects wi'l l,e to vigorously piosecute all p?rsons who violate the game law and kUl the Chinese pheasants. Despite the law, which was pasd t prevent too continued slaughter of game birds pothunters all wyr lb- sta'e per ist in violating it. This course if followed up mvny years si:uply means the extermin ation of the Oregon tame birds. This association has laised a fund of , out of which it projioaes to pav a tine ot f; lor ue arrest and conviction of every violator. A detective has been employed whose duties are to visit ditl'erent joints along the Willamette valley and to look cut lor thne who dis regard the law. 'ne um. " n claimed, living near Albany, re centlv slaughtered 100 birds at an oiit'iig, and that he was couipelieel to tii row a great many of them away a-f thev spoiled on his hands. All "po,l"lRtcllJ sh-nild desist, as the asiociatic n means business. rrepuriiiK for Christina. A niimbt-r uf the churches are arranging for Christinas trees and other leHi vities to please the little folks. At the Christian church thi-ie will be a big stocking. At the Cong: t g.itional church a ship will be decorated with presents ami an unusually good programme :s promised. At the Presoyterian i-loirc li there, will be two trees pre sided over bv Santa Clans and his At the Baptiet church htuoendiotis arched tire place will be erected, down which Santa triauswill d-sc nd. to the amaze ment and joy of the little folks Preparations are also going on at iiKirv all tho churches and else where for a joyous observance of i'liristmsis. The P. P. ciitirch will hive a house, a tree and Santa ( lane ; the Methodist church people are preparing a ladder. llailruad Work The 1 a!!es I mies-Mountaineer favs that iioiwitnsiauoiiig coin, mountains are covered with snow, a i.artv of nun under Chief En- .. .i lr .1 Miieer Mix has taken the field in Hih interest of the Seattle, Boise A S:iit Iike railioad. Mix was tele .'raphed to go out with the sur viving coips, and a man just in from the hills savs the engineers .ire tHkiiiir levels. When com olet. .1 the road will run from Seattle- to Salt Lake, pasiing through Sjiokane. t utor a General Tax. Grant's Pass Courier: If Josephine ci.untv is going to put r.p tier needed pioporlion oi me j'o,ooo for the world s fair, the m..nev i-hould be raised by taxa lion. I n noother wav can the Sunt em I'airitic !e made to bear itsshare of the expense, and the Southern Paeilie is the party which will profit by any advantage derived from the outlav. The commis sioners, of course, will use their Inst judgment about making the appropriation. I'tirMma Caudle, With the holidays comes the question of the best place to buy Christinas randies. At Johu Isoin's you can g.;t 2 lbs. plain mixed, L'V; 1 jound French mied, -r; tine French cream i audi. s. 10c per 1!. ; also comuco ptas. popcorn bal's, wax candles, etc , tort luistmas trees. utaoi all kinds "Jic per pound. Killed l'aiini the Cougar. unt items 11m l'aiin.ount items in tie l'.uaere Guard says that the couirar which made such a commotion at this place a few weeks age, was seen again Sunday on the railroad tra k in the principal part of the town. Some means should be taken to kill it or some of the children will come up m;ssing some time. A Kunaway ltoy. The Halsey News is responsible for the following: George Ujibelin took it into his head to run away Friday; so he traded his pet Jer sey for a watch, sold the watch for .ff .") and 1'o.irde.d the local for Lebanon via Albany. We under stand his father telegraphed ihe authorities to intercept him and sent him hack home. Kastern Star Chapter, Will meet in tegular session at the Masonic hall to-night. Mem b rs will take due notice and gov ern themselves accordingly. The finest holiday gifts imagin able can be found at Hiilin & Akin's drug store. I . pot forget tui place, at French's comer. NEWS OF THE COAST. Iuteretin Items From Exohaf Throoghont the Northwest. Alexander Finlayson, bettor known as ' Sandy" was dragged to death near Prineville on the 14th, inst, by being thrown from his wagon while hauling supplies to his ranch on Crooked river. A woman named Mrs. Solberg, a "grase widow," the mother of four children left Elgin last week with a Chinese paramour. She and her Mongolian were driven out of Enterprise, Wallowa county, a few days previously. A large log jumped from the chute at liOwell and struck the barroom of a hotel, completely de moralizing the fixtures and badly frightening some men who were in the other end of the room. The Congregational church societies of the East during the past year have paid in to Kalama $1300 cash S00, from uiissi wary fund on minister's salary, and $500 donation, from building fund, on church bui'ding. Barker & Smith, of Tilla mook, have sold their sawmill property for $11-645. The new proprietors will ailti a sasn anu door factory. A saloon at Hcod river was broken into a few nights ago ana iirhteen n-aHons of whiskey. J50 cigars and forty-five pounds of beef xtracted. A freshet in the river at Bay City carried away C. V . Allen s boom and let about 40.0UO ieei oi logs get away. He has picked up quite a mini bar of them however. Ihe damage done by the storm at Tillamook is being repaired. Tli front has been replaced on the skating rink, the Catholic church has teen placeu oacic on us foundation- a subscription is being circulated to raise funds to rebuild the Christian church. When le the Century Knil? The statistical editor cf the Oregonian must have been drink ing, at anv rate he is all at sea in bis figuring. He says: "Ihe end of the nineteenth century is ap proaching, but ditlerent people have d-.tterent ideas as to wnen u will pud. Most Deonle will say without Btopping to think that the nineteenth century ends on the 1st of Hecember. 18t'J. but others claim that it does not end till the 1st of December. 2000. Ihe local department of The Oregonian decides that the nineteenth rpntiirv ends on December oi, 1801. to the century, insieau oi j - . eiirlit vears. as many suppose, The telegraph department of The Oretronian disaurees in regard to this and has bet the local lorce the cigars it is wrong, so tiie mat ter w ill have to oe seuieo. Dy me . a . . 1 1 1 Al. editorial force." The above para graph fiom the Oregonian reads as it the writer oeuevea ne couiu imi. thousand vears in a century Tho nineteenth centurv will end nt midnight. Dec. 31. l'JOO, which w ill be nine years irom me ena of lS'.tl. Nineteen hundred years cannot elapse until the end of the year l!uO, ana tne iweniiciu cen turv w ill begin with the beginning of the vear l'JOl. The Ferry Trouble. The breaking of the ferry cable, wherebv travel across the river at this place has been suspended for a few days, has been very an- noving. The new cable ordered ar rived yesterday and was put in place. The cause of the break is said to have been damage to the rahle caused bv the steamer Mo ImviiiL' run into it. The steam er's smokestack was also damaged and hr ow ners have put in a bill for $124 damages. The ferry com retaliated bv DUtling in a hill for damages to the cable by the steamer, claiming that the steamer was out of the channel or ehe would not have run afoul of thecaole. The ferry boat resum ed its regular trips laBt night, and with the new cable is in better condition than ever. Alleged Cruelty te Animal, Wm. Shields was arrested yes terday on a warrant out in Justice Humphrey's court, charging with cruelty to animals, in neglecting to properly care for certain stock quartered at the premises of the family. The examination w ill be held to-day. The Women Will Help, Too. Polk County Itemizer: There is now every probability that $10.), 000 w ill be raised to have Oregon pnqierly represented at the world's fair. A number of prominent ladies in different parts of the state have become interested in the matter and will exert no little inliuence in that direction. A Worthy Company. The Original New Orleans Uncle Tom's Cabin gave a very worthy and enjoyable entertainment at the opera"house last evening. The old lamiliar play wasgivnina manner to hold the attention, in terest and good will of the audience showing that the company is a talented one. The specialties in music and fine acting were ex tremely good and were highly en joyed. To Be Olreo Away. An elegant dressed doll will be given away by the lulies' Bazaar on Christmas P.ve. It will be that beautiful French doll now on exhibition in their show window. Every purchaser of one dollar's ofth of gixids w ill receive a ticket. Don't miss this opportunity of se curing the prize doll of Albany. Young Men'a Republican Club. The Republicans of Albany Or. and adjoining precincts are hereby requested to meet in the circuit court room at the courthouse in Al bany, Or. on Thursday eve Dec 24 lS'.tl at 7 o'clock sharp, for the purpose of organizing a Young Mens Republican Club in 'his city. HOLIDAY 8H0PPES3. Should Bee the Wonderful Array a' J aim a Orsdwohl's Bazaar. Mr. Julius Gradwohl, the enter prising proprietor oi me uazaar store in this city, which contains the largest and best selected stock of crockery, glass and other wares for domestic use, in the vailoy, as well as fancy wares, tovs and beautiful holiday goods, ha? re plenished and enlarged his entire stock and now has a store that is 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 Been in this valley, including a mammoth display of holiday goods. He has added a new line which consists oi a oeauuuu 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 uuibrel'as for holiday presents and novelties. His stock is now in and holiday ehoppers should lose no time in seeing his wonderful array which is not surpassed by any on the coast either in elegance or prices. lie also carries a gigantic skjck of beautiful hanging lamps, stand lamos. bicycles, tricycles, sateties and velocipedes, which he guaran tees to sell as low as any piace in Oregon. Ilis assortment oi nne teas anu coffees is always complete, as w ell as a general stock ot lamiiy groceries. He buys his goods direct for net cash and sells them the same way. The Destruction of t'oreats The fanners of Marion county in the Salem Grante have adopted ti e following resolutions calculated to meet the demand of the times: Whereas, It is a fact well known to men oi stience ana 10 many oi common observation that to ue nml a mountain ranges oi tneir fnroat mveriniMS a certain mode of lesening the summer flow of u.-tr in streams naving ineir sources in such mountain ranges, and. Wheras. the question oi co:i- tinaed summer flow of the streams of the tacific slope is one ot vast moment, in view Ol the USIS oi atnm tlow for purposes of irrigation arid Rfl manufacturing forces that preservation becomes to the pre sent a pressing duty 10 ine ncai future and. Wheras, we believe ripe ury grasses upon the mount tin ranges are amongst me most miiuu means of iorest destruction on our interior mountain range, from the nreervation of the water flow to the arid plains is oi me uwuooi, . m f4t-.a-- . moment, therefore. Resolved, 1st Thai all public land of the United States over 4,000 feet above the eca level omrht to be withdrawn from sale or settlement. Resolved, 2d That as a measure of uafpf v to the forest growth on such mountain lands and in the interest of our animal industries these mountains should be let to stock men for grazing purposes un der the supervision of the forestry bureairof the department of agri culture. Reform School Inmate. The Sunday Oregonian indicates the reform school will soon have plenty of students. It says that George Dayton, aged 14 years, and William Robert Kern, aged 1 1 , were brought before Judge Stearns yesterday on the application of the parents to have the boys admitted . . l 1 L.'.. I..... to the state reioini scuwi i .-men.. The parents were examined, and made statements in relation to the lads. After hearing the parental evidence, the court made an order admitting the boys to the reform echool. The charges made by the fathers of the children are that they are incorrigible and can not be restrained by proper authority, being disobedient and having ac quired indecent and immoral habits; that the parents are in capable of exceicising proper dis cipline or care, etc. P.oth boys were taken to Salem last evening to be given into the care of Super intendent Miles. Holiday Present. Reinemlier that the Ladies I'.a zaar 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.handkerchiets, kid gloves, silk mittens, fans.glove and handkerchief cases, throws, Hearfs. banners, shawls, aprons, niirM-H. beads, ohoto cases, h.tir ornaments, and an endless variety of dressed and undressed dolls ranging in price from ten cents t ) ten dollars. Latest styles and lowest prices. No trouble to show goods. Subscriptions for all the leading magazines and newspapers laaeu at the postothce. Mince meat, raibins, currants, jellies and jams etc., for Thanks giving at Parker Bros. Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed : Castoria 1 DBPRICES Qsed in MiUions of Homes-40 Years the Standarc Bl'SINKSS LOCALS. F. M.French, jeweler. Will & Stark, the jewelers. Sauer kraut at Parker Dros. Fresh crisq celery at Allen Rros. Oysters in every style at Isom,8. Cranberries at C. K. llrowiieil's. Ladies delight soup at Parker Bros. Ask for Crescent tea at F. I'.. Allen's. Pigs feet fcnd sour kraut at Allen Bros. Oysters for families 50 cents a pint at lsoni's. Choice eating and c joking apple at Allen Bros. New jewelry of latest patterns at Will k Stark's. Will it Slatk have some elegant souvenir spoons. An elegant line of holiday slip pers at Klein Bros.' Fresh roasted codecs and hue leas at F. K. Allen's. Swiss cheese, the finest evci in Albany ,.at Parker Bros. Ask C, B. Winn for rates to all Eastern and Southern points. The latest designs in souvenir spoons at French's. Necessaries delicacies and luxuries, at Allen Bros., grocery. Great reduction in embroidered flouncing at W. F. Reads. Isom has the only oyster parlors in t lie city. Finest line of syrups in the city Parker Bros. Fresh comb honey. Linn county production, at Parker Bros. A handsome line of holiday gifts just received at t hi Lad.es l'.azaar. Oh! Mamma! Buy me one of those lovely dolls at the Ladies Bazaar. Knqtiire for Magnolia syrup, the finest in the market, at F. K. Allen's. Remember you can get the best kid glove in town for one dollar at the Ladies Ba.iar. Call at French's jeweliy store and see the "Lunar"' clock. The latest thing out. Remember w leui you want any thing in the sp. i tacle line French, the jeweler, lew it. Klein Bros, will positively give to their cu-ttomers on Cbiistinas eve an elegant i-i00 piano. Subs:riptions for all the leading newspapers and magazines re ceived by F. L. Kenton at the grocery store near the post ollice. Fine SuitiiiKft. W. U. Graham, the tailor ha? received one of the largest lines of fine suitings and trouserings to be seen in Oregon, outside of Poit land, erubracng all the desirable patterns for winter wear. Ilis prices will be found so low that any one can a'il'urd to wear fine of his neat fitting tailor made suits and overcoats." He warrants his goods to he lirst-class, and guaran tees a tit. Call and Ecehisnew patterns. I HA VK Smoked F.Ik, New Orleans Molasses, Imperial Nectar, Chow Chow, S uier Kraut, China Cups and Saucers, Quaker Oats, t 'In istmas Candies, Hickory Nuts, Choice Honey, Library Lamps, AtC. L. BROWN F.LL'S. The Mornmi; Cocktail. l'Hkeii before breakfast creates a lalse, injurious appcui A wim-glass Hill oi it. nciiiey b English Dandelion Tonic taken . r : . e t . II ..I - be lore meals strengthens the li- gfstive organs aim eiiauies you to relish a heary meal without in jury to the stomach. For sale by Fo.shay it Mason. M'f.t niiA si:s. . S. II. Ciiirord, NowCasael, Wis., was troubled with Neuralgia t.nd and Rheumatism, his Stomach vas disordered, his Liver was atl'eUcd to and alarming degree, appetite fell away, and he was terribly re duced hi Ilesh and strength. Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured him. Edward Shepherd, llarrisb irg. 111., had a running sore on his leg of eight years' standing. U-te.l three hot lea of Electric Bil'-ets and seven bovs of Bii.klen's Salve, and his leg is sound . ml well. John Speaker, Cataw b;'., I)., had live large Fever sores on his leg, doctors said be w as incurable. One bottle Electric Bitters and one box Bueklen s Arnica Salve cureu him entirely. Sold by Foshay it Mason, Drug store. "a iik iAESTin:vr. Is one which is cii:irnliteeil to tiriiit.' you satisfactory results, or in ease ot failure a return of pun-haso price, (hi this safe plan you ran huy from our n.lverti'cil druirgiMs a hottle of l)r King's New Dscovcry for Con sumption. It is guarniteeil to tiring relief i" every ease, when used for any alli ctioii of Throat, l-umrs, oi t'lie-st, such as Consumption, Iuil.ima ti.m of Lumrs, itroncliitis, AstliiiiK, Whoopini: foiiL'li. Croup, etc, etc It is l leasant ami agrcui lle to taste, perfectly safe, ami call always he th: pcnilcd upon. Trial Imltles freu at 'Foshay A Mason, Druggists, KKMABKAKLE BF.SCI E. Mrs Michael Curtain, Plaiiilield, III, makes the statement that she caught colli, which settled on her lungs; she w;is trcat il for a month by hcrlainily pliy-iiciau, but grew worse. He told her she was a hopeless victim ol coiiisiuiqitioii and that no medicine could cine her. Her druggist suit gested Dr. King's New Discovery (or Consumption; he bought a bottle and to her delight found herself bene li'led from the lirst dose. She con tinued its use and after taking ten hollies, found hvrse'.f sound and well, now does lier own housework and is as well as the was. rree trial bottle uf this great Discovery at Foshay & Mason's Drug Store, large bottles oOc, and $1.00 Look at G. W. Simpson's dis play of holiday goods in bis show window. Then step inside and a e his splendid stock of beautiful goods for Christmas. NEW TO-HAV. WANTKU-Cirl Y Inquire N. K, for ire.ieral honeaork. ( or. 7th and Kerry SU. WANTKD A trl for (icm-ril li iicwork in a xmuU family Pi'iuire at corner of r.lliaml Montgomery strict. LEAVE YOUR O R I) E R FOR A NICE FAT CHRISTMAS TURKEY WITH ALLEN BROS'. IS EM EM UKR 1"lie sweet toueJ .i:mo that stands in tuna !.mi;.-it, nn kejs stii k 'n damp orci.M wealti er an 1 nice H"fe.t mtisfactiun is the llemine .V l.oi.ir. Life is a pleasure wit'i siu li a treasure in the lnmsc. Call and net one at .Mrs. lljiuana. IOST-A SMALL OKPKR OIVrN TO I Oeo. Moor, huiiw 1V the Hemic Light cpiu-uiv, lhe or.ii-r wa So and was cmlorM-.l on the ha. k: K m lit Uls Uen Mopici! noon t lie Mine, ami all 1 sons are wa-neil atfaiiM mhaneinx luniicj ujkiii it, Alhar.y, Pec. 1:., lv.H. tiKO. M. KKII .CSX. Two Car Loads :ok: FINE FURNITURE :kok the: HOLIDAYS :ji st rkckivep at: Foiimiller k Ink's. REEH am) RATTAN ROCKERS, MUSIC CABINETS, STANDS, FANCY l'ARLOR CABINETS, BLUSH ROCKERS, olI l'ARLOR l-IECES, EASY CHAIRS. Also $10(0 worth of CHOICE MOl'LIUNOS, for picture frames, selected from an eastern factory, l'rie-e lower than ever, and all i;uaranteed first-class. The cut PU-'gest the merry time soon coming, when many will be made glai bj some token of love or fi lendship. LMDIES P resents : for : Grentlemen ! elegant display of all styles and colors of Tecks, 1V,.,n,,,I mT'J i a ;,f:' in NECKWEAR. Manv kinds of Fancy Bosomed WHITE ftHlRTs, and Art.s Ucaily Embroidered NIGHT SHIRTS. Nothing is more practically suitable for a Chrietinass present than a fine OVERCOAT. Then we have Slippers, Kid and Lined Gloves, Jewelry, Smoking Jackets, IHts, and dozens of other things we have not room to mention. You better come soon for we are L. Pi 71 -2 t3 a. Co after them as this bov is doing the luornie after Christmaswith your whole soul and enthusiasm ; and do what be isn't doing, USE : GOOD : JUDGEMENT I He mav jret stin k and wish be hadn't begun. We are able to offer some tugt'estioiis to Christmas buyers, the acreptance of whiih wilt brills continued satisfaction everv time. WE STJGrOiLST: That mothers buy for their boys a suit of clothes, a bat, pair of shoes or nice neck tie. That ladies buy for gentlemen friends a line muflJer, neck tie, silk handkerchief, a pair of elipirs, a nice dress shirt or a edk um brella. That a suit of clothes is the befl present for any man. That a warm overcoat is something anybody will appreciate. That anything in our line is tie man friend or bey. That you call and examine -o ALBANY, Strahan I'LEASE READ OUR LIST OF Errr always overcrowded wkh customers T. L WALLACE I CO., m rsr n g ff7 sty rrt y, 'i I B. BIvAIN. o GO 1 S3 appropriate for a present to a gen- the goods. Clock. OREGON. For 77iirot;h IVneticnI 'i'rctiiitttf ftt BOOKKEEPING. SHORTHAND, PENIANSMP, THIS SCHOOL l THE BEST. OfjCGQt. for a few days Wfore Christmas.
