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Newspaper Page Text)' rseiisanl every uay in ta. week ex pat Sunday. ITITESl HCTHMi. EiiliriiudProp'r.. nEDiiiutnir jainr t. ihdi. local hiscokd. F. & M. Ins. Co. Tlio Fariucra mul 'Merclianta Insuraucc Co., of this city, held its aiinuiil meeting ibis nfternoon, with a large ntU'iidiincfc of stockholders. .The reports of the 1'rvniilvnt ami Secre tary showed the preiniuui receipts up to ; Dec. 1, for eleven months, to he .'I0,00( more than tho louses, incliuliii! Kantern business, now discontinued, and assets $53,000 more than liabilities, indicating a prosperous year, and that it is cnminn out of the heavy losses of tho Washint: ton fires of hint year in giaal shape. It is now doing 1 very safe and conserva tive business and is tfaiiiini: ground fast, more policies being written in leeeniher, not in the report, than in any previous month. Our citizens .should stand by the company. It merits it. The old direc tors, to-wit, weru re-elected: H S Strahan, John llurnett, fi FSimpsonJ I. Cowan, J vVritsman, W ff Head, Jr I. Foley, M bternljcrg, J K Weatherfonl. K. of P. Installation. District llijm ty Grand Chancellor, Jas. F. Hail, nc comnanied liv II (1. llavne, visited Leon idaa Lodge, No lid, K of I', of Scio, Tues day evening, and installett the following lofhcers for the ensuing term : Dr E O Hvde, C. C. O S Mav, V. C. T W Dilly, I'rcl. T LDuggei, K. of II. and S. L W Brown, M. of V. TIMunkers, M. "f K. 8 I Shore, M. nt A. Will M Abbott, I. U. Frank Uill, (). U. This lwlge was organized in Decemlier with 21 charter members and since that time has initiated about 8 more, and re ceived 4 applications Tuesday night, which indicates the spirit of the K. of P-there. KOI ML AD rewmKAL, R l: Young w ent to Portland this noon. Mr Ira Phelps, of the llalseyNews.was in the citv to-dav. Mr J W Hell, the accommodating Post master at Spicer, was in the city to-day. J F Hail ami l" (i llavne returned to lav from Scio. wherethev bail lieen to install the ollicers of the K. of P. lodge there. , A surprise partv was tendered Mr (ieo Keeney last evening at the residence ol -Mr C(i Utirkhart. A delightful evening was spent. Mr Keeney leaves to-nigui for California, Arizona ami other places for the benelit of his health. 1'LIT ULEU. The heaviest tax payer in Forest tirove onlv pavs $-'4.35 taxes. Ci II Uaher pnvs TV-3U. The local editor of the lKMocitAT occa sionally nceives a letter from the Fast addressed to him as "ltev." That is a misfit for certain.) Herman Vv iso lnado his annual ilis- trihtition of Christmas presents, incident to tne terms o Ins lail-winter sales, al though sales had fallen olf fiom the pre vious year considerable Astoria Kx- press. Does this mean that business ganerallv was verv poor or simply Mr i. ....... A Star Course Concekt. Music Hall was almost entirely filled with people last evening, to hear the Swedish ladies sing. It was an extremely interesting and enjoyable concert. The Swedish ladies are apparently ipiite young girls, with very pleasant, fresh- clear voices, combining among the double quartet an immense range of tone. They are mod est and unassuming in their manners, singing with phenomenal sweetness. smoothness and precision, nud with a nower of modulation that is verv won derful. Their numbers were nearl all in their native tongue, that sounded very sweet to the ear. They appeared in various native costumes, which were very charming, says an exchange. It is evident that Albanv is to have a rare musical treat Saturday night. Get your Beats reserved at ill & Link's. The number of city and town plats filed with the County Recorder during 18'.IU is a good Indication that ourcitizens were not sleeping, niveau u" from the following list excellent oppor tunities now for speculation: Ian 7. Wright's Addition to Albany ,20 blocks of 8 lots, east part. Feb 8. I M Kalston a Mil auu. to J.eb- anon, 4 mocks oi iu iois. Feb 12. kirkpatriek's znutuu. 10 J.el- anon, 3 blocks of 12 lots. Feb 21. Maplewood add. to Alhanv.hr J J Dubruille and ors.,west side,20 blocks .,( ft lots. Feb 27. J M Halston's 4th add. to Leb anon, 7 blocks ot JU lots. Mar 4. Sunnvsiile aim. to Albany, uv Willamette Land Co., over CO blocks of 8 lots. Mar 21. Townsend's add to Albany, south side, 2t blocks of 8 lots. April 15. Itural Dale, by K Thompson, 12 luts of 4.U.I and 4 li5 acres. April I". St James Park add to Albany. 9 aero lots. April Si. Wheelers add t Albany. 13 blocks of about 8 lots. April 28. Katon's add to Lebanon. 4 blocks of 8 lots. May 13. CnsicU's add to Albanv. About 8 blocks of 8 lots. May 21. Shelburn City. 4 blocks of 8 lots, on the O P. May 2'J. Holley. 4 blocks of 8 lots. July 7. (ialbraith's addition to North Brownsville. 5 blocks. Julv 10. Settleuiier's add to Tangent. 3 blocks of 10 lots. Aug 3. M linkers. 7 blocks of 4 to 10 lots. .Sept 24. Kirkpatriek's 3rd add to Leb anon, o mocks ot o to J4 tots. Oct 2. Jones' add to Albany. 23 lots. Oct 14. Park add to Lebanon. 4 lots and 2 parks. -Nov 1. lidrtensnaw'S auu ioi.eoanon. 18 lots. Dee 20. Hausman's 2nd add to rortli Brownsville. 37 blocks of 2 to 12 lots. Dec 22. Williams' add to Lebanon. 12 lots. Vitrified brick pavements are being put down in some eastern cities. The cost is $1.75 to 2.10 a vard. Let Albanv consider the matter of paving some of her streets. An Albany man says a good pavement can be put down for '$20,000 a mile, which is very cheap, as some kinds oi pavement cost nearly ten ti men mat Mr McCiill, of the Portland Reform Journal, visited the Democrat on Tuesday last. Wo understand that Mr Mctiill contemplates starting a paper in Forest Grove- We are confident he could not find a better lield. Tho Democrat needs help in the great work of reforming the people ol tins county, aim we will wel come Mr Mctiill with outstretched hands- Come, and bring your lunch. Washing ton iA-iuomit. HOME AB AHUOAD Buy yoor poce rim of Parker Bro's. Saner kraut at C E llrownell't. Cloaks at cost at W F Read's. tlulin & Dswsou, druegistt. Kbo grocrriea at Conn &l H-n!ricson'. Brat 5 eeut eijear in the market at Julius Joseph's. Btrgbiua la lihr.ry lamp at C K ttrow - Eeligioi's Notices. The union meet ings he'd by the Presbyterian and Uni ted Presbyterian churches last evening was largely attended. The meeting this evening will be held in the main audito rium ot the Presbyterian eliuch and will beconducted bv J'r Irvine. Subject "Prayer for hll in authority and for the abolishment of opium and strong drink traffic; for all needed reforms." The Ladies Society ot the Presbyterian church will meet to-inrrov at 1 :30 p m with Mrs J S Turner. This is the annual business meeting of the society. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected. A full attendance is requested. Seventeen Shoes. Yesterday several boya, among them being the son of Mr Gallagher and Mr Mcrris, were playing in the eastern part of the city along the S. P. rallroau track, when they found a gunny sack containiug seventeen shoes, under a trestle. The shoes were all new and evi dently had been taken from some drum mer's sample case, and left there Jhy the thief. No clue has been found either lo the loser or thief 111AL i:SI 41K SALCS W C Cassell, ctiix, to T J Stitcs.lot (i blkO, IPs 2nd add 2000 Lebanon Lodge A F & A M to Geo II Liggett, lot 20 in Masonic cemetery, Lebanon 10 R Hiatt to Annie Annie B Reed, lots 3 and 4 bile 3, Hiatts add to Lebanon . 180 Annie M Smith to Annie Reed, 3 acres near Lebanon 475 E J Bond to Angeline Reed, 150 acres, Tp 10 S R 3 1 II T Kirkpatrick to Annie B Reed, lots 1 and 2 blk 3 and lots 1 and 2 blk 4,Hiatts add to Leb anon 475 U S to F.dw Loftus 320 acres in Tp I! S R I E Patent II X Xoflsinger to T M Downing, et al 240 acres 11 K 1 10C 1 C Downing to J II Dow ning etal parcels in 11 K 1 000 Mrs M J Downing to Everett C Downing, parcels in 11 El... 000 Win Noffsinger etal to J 11 Down ing etal, parcels in 11 El 1 Matilda and E Keeney to T M and I 11 Downing, parcels in 11 1 1 1 M J Downing to J H Downing par cels in 11 E 1 1 Thos K Xoflsinger to T M and J II Downing, panous parcels in tp 11.SR1E 100 Jas V Pipe et ux to C E Brownell, . lots 4. o, in i, i s Aioany a. juu Alice R Vanderhoir to A C Spir lock Power of Attorney T A Morris to TA Humphreys and W m l ost, parcel in tp Id, h K IE 000 DAOsburne etux to John M Os bunie, K int in 20 acres in tp 11, SR5"w 200 The Astoria & South Coast R R have elected the following ollicers: J ti A Bowlby, president; Dr Alfred Kinney, first vice-president: B Van Dusen, sec ond vice-president: I W Case, treasurer. Executive committee Dr Alfred Kinney, chairman, D K Warren and E M Grimes. Many are wondering w hat will be done. The ministers of Astoria at a meeting formally requested that Monday morn ing papers be discontinued, as the Sab hath was desecrated in getting them out. Nothing was said about Sunday papers. The Astorian showed that nine hours were spent on Sabbath in getting out the Monday paper, 'and eight hours in get ting out the Sunday paper, and wanted to know why the distinction was made. Rev Mays, editor of the Independent, of Poineroy, Wash., gives a contemporary the following attectionate pone in tne ribs: "We have "rastlcd" with pole cats, lived on coon and 'possum, been puked on by vultures of the air, had the caotcs to gnaw our shoes, have slept with niggers and voted the Democratic ticket, hut we must bo excused from tackling and bandying words with the anti-cologne bottle that runs the Dayton swill tub called the Cllroniclc." Slnte Temperance Alllanre. $5W4 BrioiitNing. The price of wheat has Increased one cent, and Is now quoted at 6i cents, with brtter prospect.!. The cause given the Dkmocsat was that monev matters were improving and finan cial affairs generally are on the "look-up." Oats are 50 cents. ForsD, at the M E Church, a silk um brella, w ith E. Rietzke engraved 011 han dle. Owner can have the same by call ing at the Democrat ollice and paying for this notice. A Good Resoixtion for New Years or anvother time is to buy your groceries, baked goods and produce of Parker Bros. One of their resolutions is to keep the best in the market, to sell at reasonable nricea and to treat evervhodv with cour tesy. If you want to know what store to point vour tracks towards for a whole year look towards Parker Bros., w here you can always find the goods yon want Now that the holidays are over do no fall to con'lniie to keep the fact In your mind lliat Conn .1- Hemlricson have on hand fresh stock of groceries ar.d pro duce, which they are selling as cheap as an v house m Albany, ihev make it an object for anvone to trade with them bv offering first class good and low prices, and bv treating their customers with that consideration due them, Goon for Xewi'oiit. Plans bavd been prepared for tho new $50,000 hotel to be built on the ocean beach, near Seaborne, a thriving suburb of Newport. The ho tel will have electric lights and fresh and salt water baths, lhe tresn water sup ply will be had trom springs llie lead ing feature of the hotel w ill be all out side rooms, and all kinds of entertain ments and amusements can be had in tho building. There will be a motor line from Newport to the hotel and on to Cape Foulweather. These improvements will make Yaqtiina lay one of the most populous, as it is now popular, summer resonsoi uns coast. v.orams nines, The executive conunitteo of the Ore gon State Temperance Alliance met at the Y M C A rooms in Portland, Jan 5th, and formulated the following oflicial call for the next session of the Alliance. The time fixed bv the constitution. viz : The third Wednesday of January which falls this year, on tne zlstinst. The hour of meeting is 2 o'clock p m, sharp. The place of meeting is Salem, Oregon. The basis of representation is set forth Article 2 01 the constitution, wlucn reads as follows : Membership. The Alliance shall be composed of delegates representing churches Sunday schools, and teniper- nce organizations. Each BUch society thin the state shall be allowed one del- gate for each such organization, and one or each fifty members or major portion thereof; and all life members hitherto nown as such shall be recognized as members." An earnest and cordial invitation is extended to all temperance and christ- n pes pie of the state of Oregon to send delegates, duly accredited, to participate in me ueiioeraiious 1. me Aiiumee no forthcoming session. We desire a laree attendance of those ho nre nledired to the protection of the nierican home against the vices 01 in temperance. C Lf. JJATBMAX, JS. E. JMcMNNEY, i resiuent, Secretary. General Satisfaction. All the per sons buving their groceries at MulleR & Garrets are well pltrased at their cash figures as they are giving better prices than ever. Carriers beeau delivering mail in Astoria Uit Friday. Cheadle cheese is the best. Try it. C E Brownell. Gonuinejowa sorghum on draughtat C E Hrowuvll b. Delicious Grange cider on tap at C E Brownuli's. O'alfat Hulin Diwon's Now Druz Sto.e for fresh drugs. W. K. Ued keeps the beat assortment of lancy goc-ils in town. Tablets, ttencils and sponges, at Hulio ft Ltawaon s, r n-uuh a co'oer. St-o W F Bead's line oi dress gocds and silks la-lore tuyiiig elsewhere. Great reduction iu men's furnishing goods tor the next JO uays at W v ttoad a. The total foMinusnf the National Bank. of Heuner, are $135 774 41. Its deposits aie only i3b.500. 200 cloaks to be sold at cost at W. F. Read's. Come and secure bargaius while the Assortmest is laige, Forfrcsu meats of all kinds go to Judsnn & Slaters, opposite Schmeer'a liveryauble. Orders taken and prompt delivery. The oyt rlaLd trsiu from the South Was several hours late this morning. Many re-petitio- a of the ouecse may be lookad for this winter. A fius dift,lav of chlldreus school shoes on Center table at C E ttrowneP.'s are going rapid ly at lesB than tirstcost. Call aud select a pair before they aro all gono. Money is eivcd bv bavins a cood article. Mathews & Washburn's long experience en ables them to give coatomers the best goods that can be had for the least money . The store of I Blum & Co., 'was burned at Athena recently. Loss, JH0O0. Insurance, filWXI. 1 Blum was a resident of Albany last year. Ilia brother L Blum is well on. The Couutv Court met this noon. As tbia ii the time for annual reports uf road supervisors and the appointment of naw su pervisors a long session will be the order. Live and let live ia Mathews& Washburn's motto we put only a fair margin on our goods and have what tho people want. Call and look over our stock aud carefully com pare all the points of our stoves aud raDgcs and we will have no trouble la selling you Quality for the money is what Linn coun ty peopb- seem to want. Aud that ia tht rea son .Mathews & Washburn se'l so many stoves. They ask a flr price for their goods ana win not recommena any tniug mat ia not of the bist. Fresh drug, perfumery, hair brashes, loth brushes, tooth brushes, tiesh b.ushcs. combs, money pnrses, box paper, face pow der, and, in fact, everything f und in a tirst ass drug store, for sale at bottom pncos,bv Hulin & Dawson, druggists. The Pendleton Tribune gets off the fol lowing nine on an exchange: "J R N Bell has purchased the hotel at Indeoeudence and he Yt est side remarks that the name is to hanged, and saya that it ia not at liberty to divulue it. It is too euphonious to be flip pantly balT.ited around by a capricious press. Yt hy not call it tne "Ueiiererr it would be at least appropriate.' wobvh roxaiDEaixu. F. M. French keeps railroad time. liew cream cheese just leceived at Conrad Meyers. Egan & Aehison are sulliog monuments at Portland prices. Fresh New England mince meat, on sale at C E Browne! I's. Choice sweet Delaware grapes received fresh every moruing at C E Brownell'a. Meua', youths1 ami boys' clothing and furnishing goods at U W Simpson's. Have you seen thoxe parlor suits that T Kriuk baa just received : 1 hey are nice. J W Bentley. best hoot and shoe makerio city, three doors north of Democrat olhce. For bargains in monuments, headstones, etc., goto Kgan & Aehison, Albauy,Orcgon. You shntiM call aud see those tine library lamps at C E Hrowuetl's before buying else where. Tijkcta for ALL east'-m points, over ANY route, for sale by W . L, Jester, at S. P. tickot office. For cold nights buy ThnaKay woolen mill blankets, cheapest In town. For sale hy G W Simpn, agent. Albany, Oregou. G W Simpson has received his fall stock if stockinette aod sealet jsckets aud three quarter st-alet cloaks, anil have a complete assortment of all the latest styles. Don't fail to nnr meu'a and bova' clothiug before purchasing elsewhere. We sell the best clothing fur the least money of any Douse in the eiry. lhik and be con vmctd. u w simpaou. THRQY PHYSIC TO THE DOGS.'- Shbe? Lost. At Oakvtlle, one sheep, left ear cut off, rope round neck. Return to farm of Wash Coon. John A Albert DR. PATTON, Blumberg Block, Albany, Or. By lhe most modern and Hnnrovod methods cures dseaRs of women and children, ami all private d.HwiHpaof either Rex vatarru curna by a nuiclt process, Consultation is free and evervthlng strictly confidential. OfucoJiourn. 10 to l z to f i 7 to et. Mesuenca. uor. Third and Lyon atre'ts. Ixstam.ation. Alnanv LDiltje, No a I O O K, will Inslall officers to.nfiht. All menihers Invited '.o attend. Onk HrsnRni) Waoonb just receivul. which I am going to give away free, one w ith each ennof roreat l itv linking row der. Come enrlr. 'J h Bkowxell. Mueller & Garrett' cash price are do Ing the buMncA. Mono saved by deal ing with them . Lost. Some lime during the three week, in Albany, a fur limpet Flmlcr will p1eae Icive at the grocery ftore of F Thk Rhason Why. Why Is it that Klein Brr.s. can afford to sell boots and hoos no reasonable? Ilecause they are both pnu'tic.al hoe maker and mnke pnrtcf heir expenses ny working on me noc bench, anv boot or Mioe vou bvy of them no matter what kind It 1 man, woman or child, that rip, run over or the hoe rip loose they upatr them tor you irec o charire. ad as tnev do ail tne woik mem selves they don't charge you 25 to 50 cents a pair extra for a warrant to pay tome shoemaker to repiir them for rou Thev alftn make a specialty ot rcpainn rubber boots. -J A Tackkd HorsE. Vq refer to th warehouse and (store of I'ortn.iller A Ir vinir A liiir carload of furniture, itifd received, did it, consistinn of an elenant lire of BtAiuIs, hedrootn aei, panor sets chair. Innnffps. etc.. it nncra a line as sortment to select from. Thi firm keepi probably the finest biock oi iurnuure 11 the valley. Purchasers" have a big an line stock to select from. 1ho, Kay wol'0 mil!,'Unktttl flnnr me- s, vntit'.. inib.)y clhinrt for ba Change in Business. From Jan. 1st, 1801, wo will change our business to a strictly cash system, thereby enabling us to buy for cash and get our discounts, whereby we can, and wi'.l, give our cus tomers the benelit. Our Mr C II Muel ler. wl.H) east, made arrangements to buy goods direct from the manufacturers at the lowest cash prices, and we will pell pure iroods at the lowest cash figures. Believing that the people will appreci ate a stors where they can get goods at cash ligurcs, we remain, respectfully yours, Mukllku & Garrett. New Carpkts. ..jw carpets, new car pets and new styles, latest patterns, the best in the market, mat received atA.Jt. Mcllwain's. The stock is largo and choice, selected for this market, and per pie wanting II. e wet carpets at tne ow est prices should call and inspect his splendid stoc-K. it was uougnt low ana Mil be sold low. A N4SAL INJKCTOIt fro with each bottle f fehiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Foshay & Mason, atietits- The best roast rotf-e in H13 city at C -et " M oyer's. SHILOirsCUHE will immediately re ieve Cronp.Whooping Cough and Bronchitis lOihay IVjRSon; agents. Tust arrhert a full line of Indie, eliil- rens, inenN and bov's foot -&r it (J W SimtM)n's,!ivhich wilt tra soM at button priota. HHTLOH S CATAttttU KKMEDY noMiive eur Ujc Catarrn. imminent aou Canker-Mouth, roshay cc .Mason, agent) Prcttv fine winter weather. .1. vo;ck i iicx ira A tanXy n-'Inte fr.o AVonfsIilnj; S!a perfeiirr-n. Tt vrm tt muT eonrern: T hn-t trkJ k - ,-vr.v- :icclvaho rridfil for bliic'i'iiorv tt)1 past flro rarn as I am of a bt.ioui tern- j. -fmnent id stfIV!r mtieli from siomacli ap Uvi.r truhi ;b. i.ut not M 113 ever save m t relief tlat t obtained fMtnushi? Joy's VfTfUii bamaparlila. In fart I t.ifnk It cure for tlioio ailments. At (be timo I wai mug It I ha- HtUeiirl tiring la mj family whoe nerk wu arrlotislf afT'ctrd by a larc opn sore, wJ we lrk-4 a ftrrat nany kluda of lotions, mlros and blood purifiers lo no avail. 1 gun ber e, nt my medicine (Joy's Veclab1o ftantitarUla) tklahiar ft mifbt benef.t her and m It wu riifrly roKMaMe.knew It coaid do her no harm. loiayastonishrarntslie bepan to Improve, and within two weeks it was entire. boaled and she : mom at vcU as ever. lln. It. L WltnATON, Ktociro-Slaaitrtle Influence ami IU t'.tftrtu uu Ute llutuuu hlfiii At'hftworhl advancoH in aaa and tho pop'e beconum more enlinbtcned, the old Kcboolf of iiiHoieine pradually jjlve way to modern fee nnea. 1 hs tioff given pow ra of 'ectricity and iiiaunetitm supplant iiiq 'iniHiio drug1 ci ne piHrmacope;a. Tho "iioMtrumH internal" aro only Kept for human KHrgiyfu. Among tbe moat prominent pmUn-ors ofiho new curative age are Dr.- 1'arrin. Woiulrmis to relate they are enpee'ally auccmNlul In curing chronic, acute and pjivalo Miaeaiioe, deaf neda and catnrrh. It ia not long since tne restored to health Mrs Olind Olson, of rortmmi r-ue uo i doi aorniy atllietod with ojronio rl.euuiail-m of tha knee Jninta, and not long oft.ee that Mr George 11 1 eponuurg, a uHrnmn, a rtmuiem 01 Tualatin, Or, who had bon almost to-aly deaf ten I'earit, waa cured ho he could hoar as well ever in his llfn. and the cure Is permanent aa shown by many of his neigh burs visiting Ifrs I'arrlu to be cured of all their chronic, diseases. The certificates of cuies made by thene cele brated phvsieiaiiH would till a voiumne. They om brace every difOHo to which bu inanity is oxpoKeo, me rom pines aro pain loss, almost ploaant and Infalabto. bra Darrin are entitle ! to urett credit for their almost miraculous discoveries ia the art of elrctrm hfalmg. There is no knowu malady toat tli?y c in not eonquor if patients will ive the doetors a fair chance. Tlieir ollk-es 7tX AvaM.iiiigtou street, PortlanJ, are besieged with the lame, halt, deaf ana blind, fron 10 a m to 8 pm. They give free examinations aud cliarg) about Halt tlio ordinary lees. 01 other physician!. Thousands are given Home treatment by mall or express. Part let. not ble to come cin send for question bltnk aud circular fnw t mi Fnllnwicg is the lint of letters rmiiaininu in the post filicc at Albany, Linn county Oregon, Jan. 7. 1801. IVrt-ons c.olliu for thefjo lettjrs miift give tne date on wlucn they were adveitised. Brown. Miss Annie IVinrrett, Geo It Budey: io Ii Hulin, Conrtlaud vV Barmen, Kunhard G Arnf.cn. Carrtn Cochran. John Card. Uuvid Cannern, John A 3 Rodger. A delbort T) L Divis, All Foliar, H V Grgto, CharlftH rlro's, GuJclul Mnirnlton.MiM Km ma Howard, .Mis Ida HolLanrl, I I Hays. Mra A W Henderson, .John Jnhnsmi, Vfm Mohby, Thns lU.blen, W A Thntnaa, Criarlie 4lavnes, Wm Knanp, Fid ward H Meney, letor R TnoMpaoN, P. M. AXH OF M IO, SCIO, OHFOON. President Vice' I'reitileiit ..... Cuiliiur J S Morris, n llrint ALBANY OPERA HOUSE. Saturday Evjninj, Jan. 10, 1391. NATIONAL SWEDISH LADIES' CONCERT, Fi-om -:- Stockholm. beiii'Atii i.v :rn ni KEir, Solo iirsis Uodton and Chlcsifo. Will & Link, OPERA HOUSE MUSIC STORE, AOsMTStroa THSlcStSBRATSD II. F. Miller, And tho Favorite J.BAUER & C0.S PIANOS, l'alace and Earhufl Mouse Proof Organs soul aqrnts ron Tna gldrodga B. and Ho Hom8 McwInK nnclilnr. Okoans - Cleaned - axd - Repaired ALBANY, OREGON. THK COMPANY: MIS JESSY NORKUU3, 1st Soprano.-. MISS T KUM'Il'S. 1st Soprano. MISS IOA HKUCK. 2nd Soprano. MISS MARIA HEUEN, 2.1 Soprano,. MARIK SOIILBERO, 1st Alto. KLIZ.4MKTH BRUCE. 1st Alto. INlil.KliURO I.INlJliORN, 2nd Alto. AV.EUE HEDKN, Alto. AI-HO i!R. MKLV1S AY, rtio Favoiim Humorist. Tha ladies appohr in tbe beautiful and picturesque toatumes of tbe ir I tne r inces. Their quartette singing has never been equaled in t hi country, their work being simply perfect. ADMISSION", : : : 50 cts and $1. Kcjserved suntaatAViII Si Link', TWO MEN AND ONE BOY FOUND DEAD!! and a fine stuck SPECTACLE generally, aa iwcll as jewelry, Watches. clocks, etc., nt 's.. bIRSrffORi: J 8 Mdbiih Jfl-P Mvki.h O 8 Mat J"hn Gaines V O Snulh. While trying to Crowd their Store, where they always have on hand the largot Stock south of Portland, of the latest Improved Rltles and Shot Guns: nn Immense stock of Flshlni; Tackle of every description; Tents, Hammocks, Camp Chairs and tbotiknnus mi other things too numerous to mention in connection with the Store, anil one of he best workmen in the State lo do any ind ail kinds of work. Coma onf. Come all: No trou! !e to iteaw goods. "Small piotit a..il qalck U oui motto. FEED CUTTERS aritt a Twd onttrr. our kii'la fornalo. Iotj a renfrml hinkintr sml ftrhir i' bui'lnM. biht til tit Lit taaitrU en Albanv, I'urtltti.il' an-1 r.in r rRiiSixco. Deimonico Restaurant, Oppositr Bi.uMiiv.nc Hi.xk. iVeto llooint; -:- Seat Service; Good MeaU, Promptly Served, fur Twenty-Jive Cents. Oyilcrt -:- in .- nil -:- Styles. Court oils Treatment; First easnCook. LADIES, ATTENTION, S,, have tho twist shears and Mo oily, and weoan prove it to ynn timo. Kvory pair warrant, and rAMiinod If thoy (In not Rivo mtiai 1'h ta no brag or bluxtor; we mean ie iav. KTBWsnT 6c S ant to bat we t'thla fnv i he ."aro ono llllrd vour liorMi f'-d by Siewart t !?ox liave ninir.ilO Vib keen nolhinir but lb. lillUnitO, raruotm barrnl churn. Thoro lannthliiK ao itood. anil no ono ran beat US Oil irl!. DTKwani ALBANY' OR. WRIISMiN & EULBEK.T BEOS,. Real Estate Agents. Farm, and Ranches for sale. Also city bro,orty in Albany and Coryallia, PHELPS, Jo 1 St. St. Ki'reasUfl Printer Mbany DR. W H. DAVIS, PhyDciAn ana Surgeon fUVt'Olm nn atalra in Rttaban's PIortk, Mav I e found at hi oJT.ro any and itlffht. A. Will be Found the Snuare (Dealing Stove House or SMITH and SENDERS. MONEY To LOAN In omul! and larvu am'Hjntn, from six months to five yfaia, on eood Albany und Linn couutv rrul e-it. Call on orailoteas W K Mnrhtrwn, Fimw., Albany, Or. QTHAYEO About the aat of Juno from my firm nrar Tarjjt'it palo d helfor. two juaia M Um, upriiiK narked wilberfp olf tbe rlbt far and wa'Iowfurk In jt f,ar. Any InfoTnation rcgan btr will y Rinjuy rewarded. n. Ij it Hi Art. PHOTOGRAPHER, C'.r Sernml andFfriySt, i Albany, Ot St'I'KRIOK WBtk. Btiarartped In ever branch of lbo nrl, &KularginK G all kinda ft specialty PPIItP Pon't irness at wolKhts nj OuALLO, Inner. Many faiu.er losei enough In that way in cue ypar lo pay lor ft ft ol acftle. ir to ntewart oi box ana price their i ca!cs of all kind. Those T-'shintt ft flrat claas Inurnment, the rest tn-lo to srind the ollir.ate of tho Oot, can I auiuid bv renin at Mrj B E HytnaVe, opjKMit ti.a Maw,n'n Veni plo. 'nn b'irst Htret. The lawat vocal and Inatrumental mulo knpt for ale,lo tho h vent H""rtinent of atftmnlni; pMtterns to -wlect fr(m this sld3 of 'KrKco, Ies onclvn In pmtiii Hint eir.hroldnrlnji In hi'r studio over l.w.n t'o.ittty Katik. Civ u-r yo iror l ir a i l yn will b pi !'. d.