TIIE MORNING HKRALD, STJXDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1801.
UN BAL.X.
Th TUii.y Herald will be on i
ale each morning at H. J. Jones'
book Btore.where it ( in be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
Ktalla t he Alln.v pustotficc el'WO
Cut all otttc-i north )
l tia KaHtcrn s-at. .
oo r. a.
rh WVt Siila
C .'valli aii-l Vtiir.a 'J .
All oitie- ni'th..-. p-
tiun :il i)v!n-rv Mnliy I'om to
9 k. nnii t) ;.. r.!olti- e oyvn
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lifi all !.
JOTTINUS ABOUT TOWN.
Candies at cost ut Isom's.
Christmas novelties of all kinJ
at lsom'a.
Cboicest ar.J cheapest candies j
atlsom's.
Mr, J. M. Moyer of Portland, is
in the city.
Charles Hagan came up on hist :
eveiiin''s local.
Mr. Thomas Kay of Salem, was
in Alhany yesterday. , i
Prof. I. V. S. Keid , Euge ne, I
was in the city yesterday.
Mr. J. F. McCartney ofllsrti-;-'
burg, was in the city yestcrd.iy.
.Mrs. F. II. Pfeiller of Portland,
is visiting her parents in this city.
Cornucopias, wax candles, and
all things necessary for Christmas
trees at Isom's.
Tickets f r theVuvettile B.tMl's
New Year's ball will be found on
Kile at French's.
Keimuilier when you want any
thing in the spectacle line Fiench,
the jeweler. has it.
Mr. Virgil Parker and family
went t Viiinina yesterday to
spend the holidays.
Mr. Martin Payne, who lias
been severely ill for several days,
is again able to be cm.
Miss Ousaie I.ayton, of Putt
land, is standing a few days with
her mother in this city.
License has been issu d for the
marriage of E. T. Cox and Nellie
K. Duncan. Witness, C. L. Mil
ler. Ladies, ii von nant vt.ur h lir to
Etay in curl, net a to'tle of euriiue
at Mrs. llyuian s; L'o cents p..-r
tattle.
llf.ve you seen the beautiful
holiday uilts at Jones' book store'.'
lie has a large a-sortim nt to
select from.
The 1 l-year-old son of Mrs.
Rounds of Brownsville, has been
taken to the reform school, at the
instance of the mother.
( io to Jones book store for nice
holiday goods. Remember the
.place, in bis new iiuartt-rs, opposite
the First National Hank.
Mrs. O'.jenhaner, of Cenperile,
Wash., is siiendiiig the holiilavs
with her brother and sister, .Mis.
Talhain and Mr.Obenhaue-r.in thi.j
city.
Call at II. J. Jonrs book store
and look at his line holiday goods,
consisting of pliish wait-.-, high
class art novelties, tine books,
leather go,ls, etc.
The steamer II Mi: on Christmas
evening, w bile towing t'ie ioml
li.ie seo Cilv of Siilein up the
river, ran into the end ot the sow
and dVm.iged it to the extent ol
several hundred dollfs.
All ,tho I:: dies passing Will ,v
LiukVjt music store and sewing
machine elenot should step in an-l
see tde lull cabinet New Iloine
sewing machine, the finest sc.vmg
m.iehine ever seen in Albany.
The first upils for the Strt-
Reform School, from Benton
county, were the to liys, t iit
and ten ye.iis old. of Mrs. I -;le
McCoy, ol l orvallis, u hose moiliei
x-tioned for and iji'ained tin ir
admittance.
lr. O. C. Attbr y will not re
sume his dental practice ilntil the
loiirtn ol next 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , il. r-iiiii'i- i'
not prudent t commence work
before then. The iamilv are rai
idly recoveriiiij from their attack
of diphtheria.
N-nator Doipti lias ml r hu'eil a
Lill providing that eveiy icjitei
and receiver in each land ol!ici
shall be allowed an annual salarv
of thre? thousand dollars, as full
comix-nsation lor his s. rvices, in
lieu of the salary and lees and
commissions now allowed by law.
James Najfle, Henry llardesty
and Sidney Funis, sometime dur
ing la.' t November, were tiled l-e-foro
Justice Kussell, in Vaquiiia
City, on the charge ol assault and
btttery and rinteiicetl to three
months confinement in the county
jail. They were recently rt leased
iiw,d a writ of halieas corpus, the
justice havirg ovtrstfpptd his
authority in passing the sentence.
Betrothed.
Mr. an 1 Mrs. A. Lewis, of
Ellensburg. Wash., take pleasure
iu announcin 1 tins engagement of
their daughter H'.rato Jo eph M.
Martin, ol Tacoma, Wash.
I'buirti Nutltt).
The services to-day at tlu Pres
byterian church will he us fol
lows: Preaching at II a. m. and
l :'Mv. m. Y. P. S. C. K. mettiuji
at : !" ! m. Subject oi the morn
ing sermon w ill be iii l's Pie-eiu e
a Cure for Anxiety. The topic ..f
the evening discourse will be
,'ilow Hum in Greatness dwindles
into Littleness. AH u.W be male
welcome to the above services.
Lrlann U, A . K. ami v
c.
Advance: The ti. A. K. have
made permanent airangt m-nts
lor comfortable ipiarters in the
postotlice buildinir. They have
leased of F. M. Miller the hall for
twenty years. The W. K. C. pur
pose iurniidiing the hall in ge..
style, and be it known that when
the Women's Kehef Corps under
take any project its completion is
assured. For the benc'it of the
uninformed, w e hope e long to
piblirb a rciurt oi the clarities
dispensed by the W. U. C. in the
lity of Lebanon.
BCEGL1R COMES TO GEIEF.
He R'lbeJ a Gen 8:or, bat TVas Caught
Next Dij With His I'lander.
At an early hour Christmas
morning burglars broke into De
voe A Fr. .man's gun store anl
carried away ubut $00 worth of
li rear ma and cutlery.
They el imbed UKn the roof of
the warehouse in the rear of the
Foster block. They first raised a
roar window and entered the Her
.xi. i eomiiosing rooms. Discover
ing their mistake, t!iey opened a
skylight in the iviol -and en
ter d the gun store, I'assing
through the shop in the rear.
They then helped themselves to
the following described property
and departed bv the rear dcors:
I One L. C. Smith trap hammer-
I... . VV..L'a
j.ari.li:ul(i,.d :w calibre revolver,
two double baneUd Derringers,
Remington make, 41 calibre, aev
etal pocket knives, branded with
Northtie-ld Co., some : and uL
I Smith Wesson caririuges, iwo
lM.xes41 calibre II. F. cartridges.
I one leather gun esse, a letherwnl
tample case itli line nickel
mounting-1, belonging to Mr. Uetl
el:er, representative of Hubbard,
Spencer, liartlett it t o., an open
face gold watch case, a line set of
loading tools, niul between $4 and
aken from the money drawer.
The sample case had been left
by Mr. liedtker the evening
previous, and the sample hooks
and a line lazor inside, all that
was in it, were taken out and laid
en a chair. There were only two
bjxes of cartridges in the store
that would lit the 1 erringeis, ami
these were taken from a large
s'oek of cartridges, indicating
that the robbers were posted.
Amounting in all to about !f2W0
worth.
Tracks from the rear doors
towards the river indicated that at
hast three were engaged in the
business, and the absence of a
boat from the place at which it
had been left by tne bridge work
men indical"i that the thieves
had taken the river route. The
iopo with which they had let
themselves fiotn the skylight
into the woikshop was cut
from a coil connecting the
tr.-ow of the bridge contractors
with their engine, ruining the en
tire rope, as it cannot be worked
aft -r being spliced.
Mr. L. V. IVyoe, as soon as suf
licient tacts had been ascertained
to establish the probable route oi
the band, secured the assistance
of Deputy Sheriff Smith, Isaac
llanta ami Mr. Kedeker and secur
ing a boat, started in pursuit. Ar
livn gat Independence they soon
located one man, and in his posses
sion the entire property, and re
turned with their prisoner and the
property on the steamer Wm. M.
i long y eterday.
(i'lile uu auuience greeted the
huiglaron his arrival here at the
boat lauding ;he was airaigncd he
fore Justice Humphrey, waived
examination and was bound
over under $.100 bonds, in default
I which he will lie in jail until
the March term of court.
The burglar gives the name oi
hempsey, says he is from Iowa,
and had been in Albany but a few
days. He claims that lie did not
do the stealing; tl at three- other
men w ho had .'eft him farther up
the river committed the burglary.
I le i. abciit " feet, ' inches tad,
lark hair and mustache, dark
complexion, and was very well
dn ssi el.
Notice.
Fiochel kindergarten will re
open on Monday, January 4, lS'jL'.
1 hose desiring to send little ones
please give notice by the Is', as
the chairs on hau-l are all c-c-
eupie.l.
I!1)mI Tr:iliiH.
Last cvenim.' a small land slide
i:i Ktst Poitiaud camj onto the
track of the Southern Pacific,
c.iusii g a delay of the overland
train in stalling about two hours
before the track could be cleared.
The overland from San Francisco
was also about two hours late j-ist
bi'toie JO o clock last night.
.in Ol.l Kellc.
Eugene Guard. An old-fashioned
giurd, over ;'.00 years old, the
proitertv of the Hon. Eben Stew
art, can be seen banging from the
wooden in mt le in "the Old Icg
Cabin. It has been in the Mew
art family over 150 years, Grandpa
Stfwart having brought it over
the plains 40 vears ago. and it
is now being displayed in S. H.
Ftiendly's window.
Olilt-ers Elected.
The newly elected otlicers for
Harmony Grange No. for the
ye:ir lsv' are as follows viz: Mas
ter, 11. C. I'owed ; Overseer, 8. A.
Dawson ; Lecturer, 1. McGregor;
Steward. Willis Powell; Assistant
Steward, G. C. Davis; Chanlain.
John Thompson : Treasurer, j. W.
Piopst; Secretary. A. M.Arant:
Ga'e keeper, Jacob Clem ;( ere?,
May Powell; Flora, Lillie Davis;
Pomona, Oiie Thompson; L. A.
Steward, liosa Marshall ; Trustee's.
D. McGregor, John Ttiompsouat.il
J. W. Propst.
Iharlty Grange No, I O.J.
Met last Saturday and elected
the fjlliwing officers: Master,
Marion Kixer;OvcT, George Drink
ard; scc. l!ob Miller; Slew,
Charlie Kier; A. S., Joe bishop ;
Chap , John Pearl; Treas., Jode
Pearl ; ec, George Helta; G. K.,
Gay W'igle; Ceres, Kachael P.elts;
Pomona. Mr. Knight; Flora.
Minnie Drinkard ; L. A. S., May
I. iHetiger. Organist, Martha Kizer.
Glfu-ers will be installed the third
Saturday iu January.
The finest holiday gifts imagin
able can be found at llului
Akin'sdiiig store. D not forget
the place, at French's corner.
Admirers of sweet toned pianos
and latest improved organs should
call at Will & Link's and see their
magnificent instruments.
EELIQI0D3 TOLERANCE
Aa Unkind Criticism Upon the Yoani
Men's Christian Association.
P.ev. Oeo. W. Hill, pastor of the
Baptist church iu this city, iu a
recent number of a little church
paper, of which he is editor, makes
a very unkind attack upon the
cantata Helshaz.ar. recently pre
sented at the opera bouse by the
Young Meu'a Christian Associa
tion. In order that no injustice may
be done in ipioting from the edi
torial referred to, it is here givtii
in lull :
"Helshazzar is dead ! We hope
we w ill not be regarded as per
versely w icked when we say we are
glad.
Now that the cantata is a thing
of the past, we should like to pro
pose a few questions to be consid
ered before another such atl'air is
inaugurated in the name of the
christian workers of the city. We
know we are about to touch upon
some things in which all our
christian friends will not agree
with us, but we oiler these sug
gestions in a kindly spirit and
with a desire to do good.
First, then, did tho entertain
ment pay? Over against the
amount realized we in-ist put the
value of time and labor lost to
other fotms of christian work.
We believe that the same time
and energy spent indirect religious
effort for the welfare of the city
would have brought richer divi
dends, not only to the christian
character of the workers, but by
work on men's hearts would have
opened purses to freely give mo;e
than was made by the cantata.
Nothing is ever gained by indirect
etibits to raise money. The Chris
tian people ef Albany have in their
possession all the money we need
in our work. We believe that a
revival of religion will do more to
open hearts and purses than an
amateur theatrical.
So much for the expediency.
We ask again, w hat about the pro
priety of the Christian giving his
sanction to the theatre and opera'.'
The difference between the can
tata, as rendered, and an ordinary
play is merely one of the charac
ter of the players. The Christian
church, however, takes her posi
tion strongly against tlu theatre
as an instiiution antagonistic to
the religion of Christ. Some
Christians love the theatre, bit
they are not good Christians. We
fear that the power of Christian
testimony against the theatre and
in favor oi a spiritual life hid with
Christ in God has been lost to
many on the stage and on the
lloor. For ourselves, we hasten to
acknowledge the mistake even of
attendance eut of interest in the
object and participants of the en
tertainment, and hereafter will
'shun' the very appearance of
evil.' "
In the same issue Itev. Mr. Hill
says that his own conviction, from
inquiry and observation, is that
the spiritual pulse oi the churches
of Albany does not he it so strong
ly and hopefrlly as at this time
last year, and adOs :
" The chiiii b that is not a moral
and spiritual force is a lepmacli
and an injury to tl community
in which it is established."
The reverend gentleman wems
to have been in a very pessimistic
mood when he penned tin) forego
ing, and such assertions even from
a minister, ought not to be passed
unchallenged. The moral and
religious spirit of Albany is bv no
means at a low ebb, although il.
might naturally be expected
to beat uii'cspoiisivelv to
such particular ideas of religion as
tb se cxpres-cd by Kev. Mr. Iliil.
As far as the cantata of
Helshaz.ar is concerned it
was a mora', clean and l.ijhlv
enjoyable evening's en tei tain incut
nl song, together with the in'ci
tstii'g spectacular fe.it i; res of t he
story oi Helshazar. Il was pre
sented by an as-o. i itioti oi Chr;s
ti in wii ker-J, sevei al of them be
ing members of Kev. Mr. Hill's
own chinch. There was no'hing
more unholy anoiit it I ban the
Cluistiiias exercises at the various
churches, the only appreciable
difference being that the cantata
was presented upon a stiigeatthe
opera li' iise and tin! other upon a
stage buili upon the church pul
pit. This world is not as bad as it is
painted by many who would re
form it on a wholesale plan, and1
indeed when religion-" ref irm is
ointed out in the direction of
su'-h harmless entertainments as i
the cantata referred to, thinking
people will doubt the need of that
kind of reform at all. Every man
has a right to his own peculiar ic-
ligious views in this free country,
but when he attemp's to enforce
them upon others bv criticizing
their actions in matters of religious
behavior through the medium of
the public press, he assumes a task
of doubtful propriety and must ex
pect the rejoinder which he in
vites.
Few people will believe but that
it was more in keeping with the
teachings of true religion to oiler
tiie public an innocent, enjoyable
evening's entertii'iimetit for their
money than to "work on men's
hearts" to open their purses, or in
other words, go begging for it;
neither w ill they believe that be
cause the entertainment was in a
theatre it must h3 damned, nor
that the participants "are not
good Christians.''
I HAVE--" '
Smoked E.k,
New Orleans Molasses,
Imperial Nectar,
Chow Chow,
S.mer Kraut,
China Cups and Saucers,
(Quaker Oats,
Christmas Candle-,
1 1 ickory Nuts.
Choii-e Honey,
Library Lamps,
AtC. E. BROWN ELL'S.
Remember you can jet the best
kid glove in town for e::e dol'ar at
the Ladies Bazaar.
A3 INJ03TICS TO ALBANY.
Tha ImprcTerjent of the Willamdto
SboalJ betCxteuded np the Eivcr.
Senator Mitchell his introduced
a bill in congress which is calcu
lated to aid navigation on the up
per Willamette If passed it
would doubtless do good as fai as
it goes, but it neglects that por
tion of the river between Albany
and Salem.
Following is tho text of the bill :
Whereas, the interests of com
merce and navigation requires the
establishment and maintenance of
range lights and buoys at thirty-
n ve uuiereni poin-s on tne Wil
lamette river, between ti e cities
of Salem Portland, Oregon : There
fore, Be it enacted by the senate and
house of representatives of the
I'nited States oi Aiiiciica in con
gress assembled, that the sum of
dollars be, and the same is
hereby, appropriated, out of any
moneys in the treasuiy not ether
wise appropriated, for the purpose
of estub'iohing and maintaining
range lights and buoys at thirty
live ditferent points on the Wil
lamette river between the citi'js of
Salem and Portland, Oregon, the
same to be expended under the
direction of the secretary of the
treasury.
The upper Willamette river
ought to be improved so that it
can be navigated by steamboats,
as far as Albany at least, the ycat
round. The proposed system of
lisiht and buoys would be a step in
this direction, but if there is any
good reason why the npp:T Wil
lamette should be neglected in the
matter oi improvements the peo
ple would like to know it. Ths
citizens of Albany have long
urged the necessity oi the perma
nent impaoveiiicut of this, one of
the state's great commercial high
ways, and the attention of Ore
gon's representatives at the na
tional capital should be directed
to this matter. The Willamette
should be made navigable the
year round.
HOLIDAY SHOPPERS.
Should See tha Wonderful Amy at Jal.cs
Grd Toll's Bazaar.
Mr. Julius Gradwohl, the enter,
prising prcprietor ot the Bazaar
store in this city, which contains
the largest and best selected stock
of ctockeiy, glass and other wares
for domestic use, in the valley, as
well as fancy wans, toys and
beautiful holiday goods, "has re
plenished and enlarged ids 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 tilled with the choii-est and
mo.-t 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 beautifcl as
sortment of rolled gold jewelry
warraned to wear as good as gold
ami costing one-tenth as much
money, diamond cut pins, rings,
line umbrellas for holiday presents
and novelties. I lis stock is now in
and holiilay.shoppers should lose
no time in seeing his wonderful
hi ray which is not surpassed by
any on the cast either in ef gam e
or prices.
lie also carries a gigantic stock
of beautiful hanging lamps, stand
lamps, bicicles, tricycles, safet'es
and eloi-ipedes, which he guaran
tees to self as low as any place in
( iregoii.
H is assort mcnt oi line teas ami
eo'l'ees is alwayscomplcte, as well
as a cenei.d stock ol family
groceries. He 1 uys his goods
diiect for net cash ami sells them
t he same way.
l.otl III tilt Miilit:lili4.
. A . voting man named J. F. Hill
stalled from Albany for the San
tia m mines on Monday last, and
it is feared that he has perished
iu the mount mis. He left Gatcs
ville alone Tu -sday .i.oiuing for
the mines, and has not lieeii seen
since. Two men who came out
lioiii the mines Tuesday saw his
tracks iu the snow where be had
left the nail and gone deeper into
the mom. tains.The snow there was
about ten feet deep. On Thursday
two o'her men returned fiom the
mines, and said that yourg Hill
had not reached camp, and was
undotihteelly lost in the mountains.
He has now been out iiboti a
week. He had only a lunch suf
ficient for one meai when he left
Gatesville. The men who saw the
tracks were lo nearly exhausted
in making the trip out, lo follow
up the tracks in eearch c-l tin
man.
To Cuntritctor.
X.-tice i lii-rehy given that bill
will, be ,r -ci-ivi-! f.r- Ihu lmililinir of
the ( lliiiln i land I'll -t tei 'Hii cliiircli
until one o'clock I-. M. mi V.-liicsi):iy,
January l', n. -J, at tin- li:irl w are store
of K. 11. lio-io", in Albany, Oicgui,
w here plans anil c-i!ic:ttiins may lie
se-n. The riirht t. reject any or ull
lii! is resurM-il.
( '!. A, Iiivixi:.
(.'olllllli'itcc. '.I.C. I'ollTCU.
' II, lfliVAXT.
Baby ci led,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed : Castorial
CJsed in Millions of Homes
0WI0ES
ffeafflaking
ltlSINKSSJ LOCALS.
F. M. French, jeweler.
Will A Staik, the jewelers.
Sauer kraut atl'aiker Bros.
Fresh crisp celeiy at Allen Bros.
Oysters in eveiy style at Isom.s.
Ladies delight soap at Parker
Bros.
Ask for Crescent tea at F. E.
Allen's.
Tigs feet and sour kraut at
Allen Bros.
Oysters for families 50 cents a
pint at Isom's.
Choice eating an -1 cooking apple
at Allen Bros.
New jewelry of latest patterusat
Will & Stark's.
Will A Stark have some elegant
souvenir sjioons.
Fresh roasted coffees and tine
teas at F. E. Allen's.
Sw iss cheese, the finest ever in
Albany, at Parker Bros.
Great reduction in embroidered
flouncing at W. F. Reads.
lsom has the only oyster parlors
in t lie city.
Fresh comb honey. Linn county
production, at Parker Bros.
Oh ! Mamma! Buv me one of
those lovely dolls at the Ladies
Bazaar.
Call at French's jewelry store
and see the "Lunar" clock. The
latest thing out.
Subscriptions for all the leading
newspapers and magazines re
ceived by F. L. Kenton at the
grocery store near the post office.
The finest line of handkerchiefs
ever brought to Albany can :e
seen at the I.ad!e?s Bazaar. All
prices, irom five cents upwards
I have just received direct from
Vermont a shipment of pine maple
syiupaud will guarantee it abso
lutely pure. C. E. Brownell.
Ask C. B. Winn for rates to all
Eastern and Southern points.
The latest, designs in souvenir
spoons at Fre nch's.
Necessaries delicacies and
luxuries, at Allen Bros., grocery.
Subscriptions for all the leading
magazines and newspapers taken
at the postolliere.
A. R. Chapman, of this city, has
the agency of the Canadian Pacific
railway company, and will sell
tickets ocr that line from Albany
to all points East.
Look at G. W. Si
impson s e
lis-
play of holiday goods in his show
window. Then step inside and see
his splendid slixk of beautiful
goods for Christmas.
S. H. Clillbnl.NewCassel, Wis..
v as troubled with Neuralgia r.nd
and Rheumatism, his Stomach vas
disordered, his Liver was alfected
to and alarming degree, amieUte
fell away, and he was terribly re
duced iu llesh and strength. Three
hot ties of Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Ilarrisb irg,
III., had a running sore on his leg
of eight years' standing. Cied
three bottles of Electric Bit'.eis
and seven box's of Bueklcn's
Salve, and bis leg is sound, ml
well. John Speaker, Catawbr, I).,
hal live large Fever sores on his
!;, d.-ctors said he was incurable.
( n" bottle Electric Bitters and one
box Bueklcn's Arnica Salve cured
him entirely. Sold by Foshay ci
Mason, Drug store.
ii:ittr vms
We di'-iie to say to our ci'i
7i ii-, that lor years we have liven m-II
in Hr Kind's New Discovery for
('oiisiiiiiplion, )r King's New Life
I'ilis, liinkleii's Arnica Salve and
Kheliic Hitters, ainl have never
hainlli l leineilics that sell as, or thai
ha'.e li veil such universal sati.-l'ac-I
ic ii. We do not hesitate to irnaran
tec thrill every tir.ie ami we stand
ready to return! the purchase pi ice, if
sat i.-lai -lory r suits (Id not follow llieir
u-e The-e remedies have won their
!rcl popularity purely mi their
merits, Ko.-lciy & Mason Druggists,
TO .! I MII'l. tlt.
Do you know that Moore's Ri
vealed Remedy is the only patei.t
medicine in the world that does
:io contain a drop of alcohol ; llu.t
the mode of preparing it is known
only to its discoveier; that it is a:i
advance in the science of medicine
without a parallel in the nine
teenth cent u ry ; t haf its proprietoi s
offer to forfeit $1,000 for any case
of dyspepsia it will not cure?
I am an old man ami have been
a constant sull'erer with catarrh
for the last ten years. I am en
tirely cured by the use of Ely's
('ream Halm. It is strange that so
simple a remedy will cure such a
stubborn disease. Ilenrv Hill
ings, U. S. Pension Att'y, Wash
ington, D. C.
For eight years I have suffered
from catarrh, which elfected my
eyes and hearing; have employed
many physicians without relief.
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, I'll.
Sute Cure for the Liquor or Opium
Ilnl.iU.
The East India cure for these
awful habits can be given without
the patient's knowledge, and is
the only know n specific for the
purpose, it is not injurious in the
least degree; manufactured by
Emerson Drug Co., San Jose, Cal.,
mid for sale at J. A. Cumming's
drug store only.
40 Years the Standaic
NEW TO-DAY.
For Sale.
HOUSEHOLD i:OODS AND A Bi'RIN'ti
w tuuii lor site. Kit pan it'U'aro iniiue
at the hnu.se on Second street jual below ihe
Or-i;on Pacific rai'r ad.
Albany, Dec i-, l-l'l.
Maiitin McMahox
w
ANTKO ilirl for general hosework.
nurture N. h. Cor. th and rerry SU.
WANTED A'irlfor peneral li"Ucw.rk
in a small family lu-iuire at corner
of .'th and Montgomery streets.
liKMEMBER
Tlic sweet toiic.l piano th'tt (stainta in tune
lii:it't. n keB Htirk 'n J:unp or wild weath
er an 1 give p'ftx-t 8atisfaction i the
Urn line & hoinr. Life iff a pleasure witi
tm''h a Irraxurc hi the house, l ull and tret
one at Mrs. JIwikuih.
LEAVE YOlli
O It D E II
: FOR A NICE FAT
; CIIHISTMASTI'RKEY
: WITH
: A EL EX liROS'.
FOR A
Christmas
Present,
Nothing is nicer than a Imx of
Julius Joseph's line cigars, or one
of his elegant iin-trsch-.inni or gen
uine briar pipes. A line asMrt
ment of snioke-rs articles always
on hand.
Two Car Lt
FINE
FURNITURE
:kou tiik:
HOLIDAYS
: irsr kku.ivkd at:
KEEK and RATAN ROCKERS,
Ml'SIC CAM NETS, STANDS,
FANCY PARLOR CAM NETS,
PU SH ROCKERS,
ODD l'ARLOR IMECES,
EASY CHAIRS.
Also $10iMI worth of CHOICE
Mol'LDINOS, for picture framep,
selected from an eastern factory.
1'rice lower than ever, and all
g 11 arau tiH-i I li rst-class.
m
Forlmiller. ci livings.
9 wmmm
The!cut"suggest the merry time soon coming, when many will
" token of love or 'fiiendsbip.
Presents
Cold and Silver Handled Silk UMBRELLAS. A great variety of Initia1, Hem
stitched and Beautifully Colored HANDKERCHIEFS and Ml FFLhRS. An
elegant display of all stvle-8 and colors of Tecks, Windsors, Four-n -hand. Etc.,
in NECKWEAR. Mariv kinds of Fancy Bosomed WHITE SHIRTS, and Artis
tically Embroidered NKHIT SHIRTS. Nothing is more practically suitable
for a Christiuass present than a tine
OVERCOAT.
Then we have Slippers, Kid and Lined Gloves, Jewelry, Smoking Jsc'-at.-, Hits,
and dozens of other things we have not room to mention.
You belter come soon fer we are
L.
Go After Christmas
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io after them as this bov is doing the niorniej after Christmas with
your whole soul ami enthusiasm; and do what be isn't doing,
USE : GOOD : JUDGMENT I
He may get, stuck and wish he hadn't begun. We are able to offer
son. e suggestions to Christmas buve-rs, the acceptance if
which will bring continued satisfaction
every time.
That mothers buy for their boys a suit of clothes, a bat, pair of
shot s or nice ne-e-k tie.
That ladies buy for gentlemen friends a fine inntlk-r, neck tie,
silk bandke-ichit f , a pair of slippers, a nice dress shirt or a silk um
brella. That a suit of clothes is the best present for any man.
That a warm overcoat is something anybody will appreciate.
Thai anything in our line is appropriate for a present lo a gentle-man
friend or bey.
That you call and examine the giods.
1 . L WALLACE k CO.,
ALI'.AN Y,
Stratum
LHDIES
PLEASE READ OCR LIST OF
: for : Gentlemen !
rr&:
always overcrowded wih customers for a few days b fore Christmas.
E. BLAIN.
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