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NUTTING-
LOOAL RECOUP.
11b Bought thk Bkrmks.--An Alhany
professional gentleman tells tho 'ollow
lng good joke on himself. Last similiter
during the wild blackberry sowson ho was
approached, bv a man who wanted to sell
him mte liWkherrioa. "How many
have ) ou and what is the price?" linked
the p. g. "I have ten gallons ami sell
them atCOcenta per pullon," said the
blackberry dealer. "Hring them to my
place," said tlm p. g. Shortly the dealer
came lugging a coal oil can well tilled
with berries into the domicile of the p.
r., who paid over the 5 to the dealer,
who ent bis way rejoicing. Tho little
wife of the p. g. soon made her appear
ance, when the hushaml, who was glad
to give her a plca.ant surprise, informed
her that be bad bought lier ten gallons
of berries. "Where are they?" she
asked. "In that ran, "said he. "Where
are the rest of them?" she asked. "They
are all in that can," said be. . "What.ten
gallons of blackberries in a five gallon
can," asked she. For the first time the
truth broke in upon him. Ho had paid
1 a gallon for bis berries. The dealer
in cold blood bad swindled him. Physi
cians as well as other people may bo
taken in.
A Bi'MNKwj CiiAsoc Jas. F. Powell A
Co. to-day completed the sale ot their
Flinn Block grocery store to I.. A. and
S. A. Allen, two live young buxiness
men, and they have already taken charge
under the lirm name of Allen Brothers,
with the prospects of building up a lniye
business. The Allen brothers were old
residents of Linn county, residing here
and at Syracuse precinct a good many
years, until a few years ago, since which
they have done the const pretty thor
oughly, being in business in Astoria a
few years, for the Alaska Canning Co.
two years anil lately two years in San
Frar cisco. They have come to the con
clusion that Allwiny is tho In st place on
the Coast for a location, and hence have
settled here w ith the determination to
make this their future home. Popular,
reliable business men they promise to
take a prominent place in the grocery
trade of the city.
Ax Otn Albany IXhtor Or Alex
ander, now a rcIJent of Pendleton, pub
lishes the following c ud In the E O,
which may be well consiJercd by the resl
dents of any city: "There are now three
w;l). defined canes of diphtheria in the
city. Would it not be well for the city
council to have the city cleaned? There
are hundreds of sources of J mom: that
should be abated and purified, such as
trash plica In back yartls,treet draint, the
slums in the rear of Chinese wish houses;
in fact, all the back yards In the city
should be looked after'and cleaned. Par
ticularly should alt pools of stagnant water,
garbage heaps, etc , be removed. Such
nuisances are sure sources of disease, es
pecially of diphtheria and scarlet and
typhoid fever. Let some one be placed in
authority to attend to this business It fl
out delay, and thereby keep the children
out of the graveyards."
A Remarkabl Printer. ES Warn
er, a compositor of the Oregon City En
terprise, is 73 years of age, and has been
setting type for 6i years. The Enterprise
tTS, and everybody should read the lines:
He continues in the profession to which
he has adhered since yo"thhood, with an
activity, an alacrity and a seal that would
do credit to one of hatf I. is age. He
walks nearly two mile to his home night
anal morning and is always prompt.accur
ate and comparatively rapid. Tobacco or
strong drink ha never entered Ids ntouth,
while the lower societies and vices have
always found in him an unconquerable
enemy. Printer of this age and standing
are very uncommon and we tike pleasure
In championing Mr tVarner against the
Mate.
Umatilla Cocnty Stvlc The girls
of UmatUia county stand no foolishness.
The E. O. sajs; ''Middle Cold Spring is
excited over an episode hich occurred
not long ago out there. Fannie Ewlng
and sister and a young oian named Fred
Lang attended a ccrtal.t Cold Spring
school. Lang received some very unlaJy
like -billet doux,"lo which the name of
Miss Fannie was forged, and thinking she
was the author, insulted her. One even
ing just as school closed, Mr Ewlng drove
up to the door with his todaughters,who
alighted with blacksnakc in their hands,
and when be came outside he was given a
most terrific "bUcksnaking" bv the sisters,
who showed nc mercy to the victim until
Mis Fannle's ho'.or was fully vindicated.
Billy Chinook I)eai. Mr Jason
Wheeler inform the Democrat that
he ha received a letter from his son-in-
law, Mr Walker, of the Warm Spring
aeency, announcing the death ot Uillv
Chinook, one of the best known ot Oregcn
Indians, lie was burled on lat Sunday.
Billy Chinook, or William Parker, as he
was listed, was Freemont's guide In 1847
on hi trip from Oregon lo California. In
1849 he mined In that state, Mr John Mc
Coy, now deceased, of ll. Is city, being in
the same party. In 1S33 h went back to
St. Louis and went to tcnnol for awhile.
lie was an Elder in thf I' P Church at
Warm Spring and wa a 'pare an In
dian as one oiten mi-cta-
A liEMM.'RATic paper lor Salem causes
about a much t!k a one for Portland
Here Is some more talk by the Slatcsinrn:
"From his frequent vUiss to -S.ilcm, which
seem to be searching tours of examination,
the rumor Is in circulation that L, 11. Mc
Mahan, of the Wood bur 11 Independent,
ha In contemplation the establishment of
an evening daily, independent in politics,
In Salem. Mr.McMahan has a very fine
newspaper plant and should he decide to
come to Salem he will probably make
things lively."
A New Bsewebt. Mr George 1'Iau
bat begun the erection of a brewery, on
his property at the corner of Lyon and
Ninth streets. The main building will
be a frame, 33x03 feet, arranged for en
largement. A cold storage warehouse
will be erected, work on which has al
ready been begun by John H Morgan.
An ice machine will be put in with a
capacity of one or two tuns, and enough
ice will be manufactured so that 1500 lb
a.day can be sold.
About a Cow-Mr G W Willis, on
complaint of a yonng man named Camp
bell, working at Schmeer llverv ; stable,
was arrested this morning for assault ancH
batterr. plead euilty and was fined SC.
Campbell had driven a cow belonging to
Mr Willi Into the city pound. Mr Willis
crave him a shaking for it. It was a kind
of a case that usually nevir get inside of
the recorder's court.
A Growing Industry. We refer to
the raising of Chinese pheasant for the
markets. These wonderful birds are be
ing raised by quite a number and shipped
for breeding purpose In pairs, the demand
being greater than the supply. They sell
readily for $10 a pair. A laree number
of farmer are making a nice sum from the
Business, a pertectiy legitimate one.
An Oregon Earthquake. Last Tues
day night there was an earthquake that
shook the wlnduwns and doors In the old
lighthouse occupied by Opt. Babbldce,
It did not last but a few minute Ya-
qulna Republican,
Are you sure It was a real shock from
underground.
MiNcto Claims. The following claims
Lave been filed with the county clerk :
A JIalversen, The Democrat, Bantiam
ami, located. Dec o. filed Dec 14.
W Kane, placer mine, Santiam diet
located Dec 12, filed Dec 14.
tEW Carpets, new carpets, new car
pets and new styles, latest patterns, th
best in the market, just received at A.B
Mcllwain's. The stock is larire and
choice, selected for this market, and peo
ple wanting trie Dent carpels at the low
est prices should call and inspect bis
splendid stock. It was bought low and
will be sold low.
A Bunch Gram in Am any. Mr Henry
Cleek, of Crook couuty.located in Albany
several mouths ago. His experiences
were new and great. Ho recently ro'
turned on a visit to PrlneviUe, and tho
Heview gives him away as loiiows:
Henry Clock is up from Albany on busi
ness. He savs be cnlovs llvinii in Al
bany, but it is dilllcult for a bunchgrasser
to become occuBtomeu to city ways an 1
occasionally bo's somewhat put out by
tho simnlicitv of his actions. One tliiiw.
lie says, that is dilllcult to get used to is
the electric lights. One of them is locat
ed near bis residents in tho outskirts of
the city, and of dark nigbta.wben bo has
been down town to tho postolllee.ete.
ho dcnemls on that intht to guide nun
j home, but that sometimes proves treach
erous, .me evening lately lie started
for his home, and seeing, through the
fog, a dim luminary, be took it to be his
beacon light and Btarted toward it, lis
traveled on and on until bo was far out
in the country, but bo seemed to be ns
far from bis light as when lie started, yet
he could see it in the distance, and bo
pushed on until ho was exhausted, when
tie sank down and in the language of Cap
Humphrey when lost in tli Cascade,
cried out, 'Mo my eves deceive uio?"
They certainly had, for what ho had
been following was not an electric light
but tho polo hew moon showing through
a Webfoot fog. When Henry discovered
his mistako ho got up and kicked him
self a few times, and wended bis way
homeward, muttering as ho went, ''it is
blanket v blank straugow bat a peculiar
otfect these Allmny 'cigars' have on a
bnnchgrasser who is used to nothing but
'Princville straight.'
Wants to Debate. Mr Alvln J Car
others, of this city, request u to state
that Rev Alson W Steers, of Zena, U will
leg to debate, at a public meeting, In Al
bany, with some mlnUter en.loised by the
denomination, on the following subject, In
either form desired: "Doc the Bible
teach that man Is wholly moital and un
conscious between dcaih ar.d the -esurrec-lion."
He to affirm. Or, "Does the Bible
teach that the soul td n.a.i Is Immortal and
conscious between death and the resurrec
tion?" He tc deny. His plan is for each
to choose a moderator, ami they a third
man, who shall preside. The ilclwiie to
last two evenings, three hmm each even
ing, In thirty minute speeches, the affirm
ative to have ten minute to sum up In.
An admission to be charged and the pro
ceeds to go to a charitable 'object. Does
any Albany minuter wlih to meet Kev
Sleer? II so '.et him notify Mr Ca-other.
Lookinu lp the Route. Mr Pcngra
and Mr Thielson, so It is reported, are
no looking out a route from Astoria to
Tillamook bay. It Is presumed they are
In the interest of the Southern Pacific.
From Tillamook bay they would connect
with the Southern Pacific's line at Sher
idan, going through the Grand KonJe
pass. It is about sixty mile from Sheri
dan to Tillamook hay. Tli Is i'k natural
route from the Willamette valley lo deep
water. The highest point of the pass Is
not more than O50 feel ahote the sea.
Salem should keep her ecs op;n, and
make arrangements to connect with this
line at .Sheridan, thus securing a direct line
to deep water at two point,. Statesman.
Albany lit had her eye oen for a year
or more on the route, 'and is certainly In
terested In the matter also. Look out.
A Cold ii.Tii.--Eyer since a Demo
crat man took a blcyle ride into the rag
ing Santlam ditch, he hat had a proclivity
for seeing other eople In the same fix,
and is always on the watch for such Items
!lerc'onc." 1-ast evening Walter Monta
gue was coming from the Ryan-Davenport
wedding In the southern suburbs of the
city, and was trying to U ad hit horse, a
Itvtly young animal, up so he would crews
when the horse gave a jump knocking Mr
Montague off into the chcetlew waters
from the Santlam, He was wet all over
and forgot the tune of the wedding march
(or sometime.
The Calipooi Mikes. Very encour
aging return have been received from the
ore that Mr. Rose took toTacomaafcw
week ago. That taken frrm the Lucky
Hy, assaved at S& per ton. The ore
from the Poorman average $41 per ton,
and o'.her mine go nearly at high. The
officer of the la com a went up to the
mine last week and were well pleased
with their visit. Several mill will put In
next spring, no doubt. These returns are
thought to be reliable, one reason for which
is t'-e fact that three ddfcre.it asaar show
that the Lucky Boy goes tGo. Browns
ville Timt.
At Harrimh.ro. 'ihe drama "Better
Than Gold" will be presented at Harris-
burg on r ildar nleht ot this week with
the following cat of characters, amateur
ot that cit v : Fcter Merchant. lawyer.Chat
Hawks; Gilbert Murdock.Geo McCulloch;
Tom Payson, Walter McMeeken; Richard
Gordon, Tho Rogers; Asa, a colored
servant, 15 May; Mrs Garfield, housekeeper,
N May; Anna Garfield, Gis.-e Ioham;
Bell Goidon, Nellie Sullivan; Jennie Joy,
seamstress, L, LSrlggs
One Paid. Only one Lina cjjnty cen
sus taker, Mr. II F Tab! er, lias received
bis pay for tho June enumeration. The
others are receiving letters, requesting
them to correct little errors, immaterial
and only to satisfy red tape rules.
Kid Gloves for the Holidays. The
argent assortment In the city for gentte
mcn.iadlet and 11. me. Every pair war.
ranted at Samuel E Young's.
SOtlAL ASP rKKSOSAt,
MONDAY.
Hon S A Dawton wsnt to Portland this
noon on business.
Mr John McChesncy came down from
the mines Saturday,
Mr L W Devon I confined to bit home
with the typhoid fever.
Mn I T Brock and daughter returned
Saturday evening from a two montht visit
with relatives In Idaho.
Mr I B Trask, of Fox Valley, and W M
Smith, ot Brownsville, both cx-candldates
for sheriff, were In the city to day.
Mr Bert VanClevchat lust gotten out a
handsome satin business directory, II fly of
which will be left with the advertisers and
public place through the county.
Reports from Conductor Conser, who
wat Injured In Ihe LabUh wreck.are to the
effect that he Is getting along very Will.
Telegram.
Mr Lafayette lPighcs, the well known
and prominent real estate gentleman ot
Ihl city, leaves to-day for Cincinnati,
Ohio, to visit hit aged mother.who la now
yo years old, says the Portland Mercury.
FA Cox. who ha been learning tele
grap'iy In the v. U. office at this city, left
this noon for Roseburg, where he will
have charge ot the Postal" Telegraph office.
He Is a pleasant, reliable young man, who
will fill the position well.
Remember the doll fair at the Opera
Pouse 10-morrow night. There will be
dolls and dolls, and doll clothes, and re
frcshmcnta, and it will only cost 10 cent
to get In and see the show, an elegant dis
play of thing 1 that will please old and
young.
Tt'RMUY.
Ihe dance at the arinorv laxt evenlntr
la reported as an enjoyable affair. Tho
Spanish students furnished tho music,
which was excellent.
Tho lxMoriiAT is glad to know that
Miss Carrie Pfeitfer who is sojourning in
Oakland at ihe home of Mrs John Har
rows, is gradually Improving in health,
tho tine climate of that city greatly ben
etlting hcr.-
Tlio irrepressible John Shea, of Sweet
Home, is in the city to-day with an im
mense load of ouioiis. Shea raises the
largest and best onions in tho state, and
always remeinlcrs the Democrat with
enough to smell.
Mr. J. 8. I'olheuius, who bad charge
of the government works here for several
years, and family, sailed for Ctxm hay on
the Gen Wright, lust Saturday, where
he goes to take charge of tho works at
that place. They w ill he minned by their
many friends on the bay. Yaquiha Re
publican. I.clie James, the young man killed
near Coyote Station last Friday in the
accident, caused by a drunken or sleep
ing engineer, was in Albany last summer
with a son of t hus Wagner, of this city.
After leaving hero they went Fast and
bad only been home n mouth w hen tho
accident happened. They were btcaking
together at the time.
WEDNESDAY.
Ir H A Davis, ot Ilarrisburg, is in the
city to-day.
WJ Kibelan, of Halsey, was in the
city to-day on business.
II S Williams, ot the North Santiam
country, was in the city today.
J R aches leaves to-morrow for Port
land, thence for San Francisco, and pro
bably finally to New York, possibly.
though, locating in cue. ot the former
places.
Mr CP Thompson is canvassing Linn
county for the genuine Stanley work on
Aim a, and is now in the city, the work
is one deserving a place in every household.
This bos been a very ood year so far
in the marrying business in Linn county,
in fact the best on record, a sure sign of
a prosMrous year and a steady grow th
111 imputation in tne imure as wen as in
the past. During the whole of laii'J there
were 145 marriages in the county. Al
ready this year there have been KM and
several more are to bear from.
A rBKItillT TtAI wtmuKtt. -
Word was brought to Albany lantTucs
dayabout 4 :30 o'clock, just as the Dkmo
crat bad been given to the carriers, that
the South bound freight train bad gone
through the trestle at tho Jewish ceme
tery, two miles north of Albany. A
Democrat man Immediately went to the
socne of tho wreck and learned tho' fol
lowing particulars. The train under
charge of Conductor Tynan. Jack Mo
Quade, engineer, and Mr Fish, fireman,
w as two hours late and w as going at a
rapid rato. w lien it struck couple torpe
does and the engineer saw the signal ling,
just nortli of the trestle, Tho trestle
was Imlng repaired under charge of Mr
Hoblnson, w ho slated that it would have
been in a safe condition In a very few
minutes. Surmising what was the trou
ble, and seeing that bo could not stop,
the engineer put on steam and tried to
carry his train across; but the trestle
went down, as tho engine and tender
nearly reached the south side. Three
flat ears loaded with ItimU'r ami rails
dropped with the trestle about twenty
feet and all wcro broken about as line as
kindling wood. The engine rested on
the rails on a slight slant, and Is tinln-
urvd. Tho llrcmnn jumped without in
it rv ; but the cnclneer remained at the
throttle. No one, very fortunately, was
hurt at all, though had tho engine
dropH'd seventy-live feet north the
engineer would In all probability have
Won killed. Tho flag was placed 1000
feet north of the brldiro and the tnrini-
does altout 400 feet farther, the bridge
carpenter iiys tho customary distance.
MisriT.
People say that a lightning express
going a mile a minute ought to be able to
top in a quarter 01 a iniic.
Rome one will be appointed P. M. for
Allany now most any time, and Messrs
Mitchell, iKilph and Hermann will name
the lucky man. The olllce is becoming
more important every year and probably
during the next incumlHnt's term will
become a free delivery nmtir.
noma and adhoad
Laeccortiiu-! I,sc-curuin-! Altr;n
sorlinn.t fii.m $1 t 'J .r,lt HllllUrl
YlUCg.S.
At Kenton's Cahii Stoke. Dates, figs,
banana,, choice candies, nuts, mince
meat in glass jars, oondensed mince
meat in packages, mixed pickles, sauer
kraut, best quality raisins, citron, lemon
peel, orange peel, dried currants, and a
;eneral assortment of groceries, all cheap
lor cash.
Ik Hi'ktiko around for something to
remember the children with on Christ
mas do not fail to inspect the large stock
of holiday novelties at Conn & Hendric-
son's, lust the tilings the children want
r r i .v i . 1 . 1
tor enjoyuienv, vnirigs inas canoe pur-
nlioanil wa i 4 email vytlVfit lvn 1 at ah f A
viiaovu tt s ixa nijjawii iuvac tswmtff luio
thingcr, useful things, all kinds of toys.
And while you are there observe that
they carry a fresh stock of groceries and
produce, and that their prices are bottom
ones. A prize is ottered lor the person
who doesn't get good trtatment at Conn
Hendrtcson's.
KotniNO Small about Matthews
Washburn. See the necessary article that
all newly married people want (shortly),
that they offer to give to every coupl
iv
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. r CfKlnt.
-. 13 v. .,:
U . Mi:!i.'
Osk Hi niii:ki v aoons just rictiwd,
hich I am going to give away free, one
ith each can of Forest City fluking Pow
der. Come early. C L Bhownell.
' tl (StSTY HiaUC atlVIV.
The annual business meeting of the
Linn County Pible Society wat held at
dice of Dr. G. W. Gray, on Saturday eve
ning the iv.h, with Rev, Mr. Prlchard,
president otitic Society, in the chair.
The report of the depository showed
that bibles and testament have been sold
during the tear to the value ot $55 45,
There are on hand book valved at f 5) So.
The collection taken at the annual meet
ing for the bible cause amounted to
J4 35-
The following persons were chosen as
officers of the Socte:y for the ensuing year:
Kev. 1. is r isner, rresiuent.
The resident Pastors, Vice-Presidents
Rev. James F. Stewart, Secretary,
John Foshty, Treasurer
R. M. Robertson, O. P. Mason, I. B.
Couglll, L. M. Montanye and W. W.
Crowder, Executive Committee.
A resolution wat adopted asking the var
lout psttors to take collection In their
respective churches, during Wit year, for
me mine cause.
The following stathtlc show the gen
eral work ot the American Bible Society
Volumes circulated In 74 years, (In more
than 00 longer ages) 5 1,730,075.
V olumet circulated during the last year. .
M9S.057
Of which 561,717 were in foreign isnds.
Faini'ic visilrd during the last six er.
o,3ic-,o.
Fsnu'ir found without the Scripture. . .
757.S8'
Destitute faml.ie supplied 473,804
IniUviduH.s supplied In addition. . 2'j,o53
The foltowlni; work hat been done In
Oregon and Washinetou during the latt
seventeen years:
ami let vUited So J 34
Families fsund destitute 5,844
Destitute families supplied 4077,
Destitute person supplied 6,399,
An effort I being made to put a cop'
of the bible In the hand of every child
that can read, that I not already supplied,
a well as a bible In every destitute home.
The Brownsville Time offer a year'
subscription for the best article on what
snake lad on during Ihe winter. t
are often. pu'cd to know what some
people feed on dutlng the winter and arc
tempted to offr a prUe on the subject.
Our citizens are circulating a petition to
the Slate Legislature for an appropriation
with which lo assist the building of a
wagon roid lo the vast timber belt and
our rich n.lncs. The petition Is being
very freely signed. A kkh1 wagon road
as a'sked for In this petition would be of
Inestimable value to this entire portion of
the valley. Time.
The Poittand Welcome tells of the
greatest Cke rf gall on record: "A
painter named Johnson, who deserH-d his
wife In Pendleton and obtained a divorce
unknown to her, had the Ineffable gall, on
marrying again, to offer bis first wife a
situation as servant In hit new home In
Tacoma. That man should not bide hit
mighty nerve In a place IlkeTscoma, but
should rent himself out at a tide show to
seme European circus.
1 It Liater, who recently committed
suicide at Colfax, Wash., first wrote a
new simper a long and deliberate letter
on life and its failure lo meet the de
mands of bis nature. He said : "1 have
lived a life at times eventful, at no time
interesting to me, and now it Is my own
business if I choose fo look elsewhere for
the happiness I failed to find here."
iktlLLK
What is the matter with Amicus? I
guess he is likely to get into trouble by
UeiDK too ouiaiKJkcn. ills ideas are all
good, brjt the people don't like to have
their sins brought belore them in print.
the people 01 tin community are busy
setting out orchards. In - miles square
there have been 15,0uo trees planted;
mostly prunes.
Air it A IiainloM. i.uu-iiere-4 nta lal
hogs last week, the largest one weighing
345 pounds, dressed. Mr B fattened ten
nogs on corn, tho smallest ono weighing
1283 pounds.
Mr f. r. uordon and lite new wile were
out at church yesterday. F.h.er nev?r
was married before, but be seems to
know as much as older people.
Iiarton x Leonard are planting out a
large amount ot peach pits, and they ex
pect to supply prune trees to the people
of Uakvillo in the future.
Amicus may appear again, but if be
does itwill be under a new 110111 do plume,
as everyone knows him. Now, Amicus,
you lirnl belter go slow, and not write
everything you think. Take this alvice
from one utucli younger than you.
1JTT1LE lioSE UCD.
ml fcsTtTK tr
Carpets, I have just received for win
ter trade tome of the nicest pattern in
extra tuner and 3-ply carpett ever shown
in this city, alto a new line of wall paper
ana decorations.
bAMuEL E. Young,
A fins line of lowelry, beat la the city, at
Will ol Soark's, (or the holidays.
Jackets and Wraps. I have iutt re
ceived for the Holiday trade a new line of
Diagonal and plain Beaver and Stockinet
jackets. The popular thing for winter
wear.
Samuel E Youno.
Holiday Books. Ladies, call at Mrs
Ilvmen'a and rive tout order for the
Juvenile Cooks, for Xmaa. The latest
ont. ,
Men like useful presents on Christmas
and generally get them. Such things as
neckties, silk and linen handkerchiefs.
and slippers are always in order and are
very acceptable. L a 15 lain carries a
large and fine stock, and his prices are
bottom ones as can be ascertained by an
examination of his stock. Besides he
has many other novelties suitable for the
holidays.
Co to Samuel E Youko for your boots
and shoes. The largest stock In the city
and best value for the money. Don't be
deceived by offers of discounts, or big ad
verllsementt. You will have to pay torn
one a profit. The question It who can
afford to tell for the least profit.
pt; r In Albany December 6th 1893,
J K Kirk pal rick to trustee Lcb.
Cong, u r ctiurcn, lot 7, in,
K's A, Lebanon I
Frank Wallace and wife to John II
Wallace, lot 1, bl a, and part
ot lot 2, IPs 3rd A.Albany. . . .
W B Smith to Henry Moore,2J7.48
acres, tp 14, S K 2 w
Aehby Pearce to PP Donley,lot6,
bl2S, H'a 2nd A.Albany
0 How ell etux to J N Gulliford.lot
4blk2inS W and S S Hayes
add to Halsey
U 8 to Conrad Miller, 152.20 acres
1700
CS00
600
350
Sec4TplOSU3E.
..Patent
C W Crow Ji etux to S W Crowder
blk 15 oodles' Riverside add
to Albany 1300
Joseph Nixon etux to Joseph l'uhl
lot 0 blk 12 Ualstou's add Ib 1700
Total tales. .
f 11,351
Baggie sad Haekt.
Teachers' Heeling.
The best makes are to be foundln Al
bany at Price Si RoUon's, who have just
recivcd a carload of the 11 nest hack ana
bvcglesto be found. Their prices, con
sidering quality, are remarkably low. It
pay to ride in a good Duggy or naca.
Keep this tact in your head and wnen get
ting one call on Price fc Robson, who
have the largest variety lo telect from.
The attention of the teachers of Linn
county is respectfully called to the fol
lowing program tor the local institute to
be held - at Lebanon, Dec zoth and ziin,
18U0. The public Generally are most
cordially invited toattend and encourage
Dy their presence and neip me most im
portant work of the common school edu
cation, teachers are not only most cor
dially invited to ottend.but are earnestly
requested to be present.
FRIDAY EVKNINO, 7 :30 P. M.
Music. Recitation. Music. Address
by O P Coshow, Jr. Music. Short
speeches by teachers, school officers and
others.
SATURDAY, 0 :M A. M.
Music. Frimary Arithmetic. Lewis
Barzee, Bodavillc. Music.
1 :30 p. m. Music. Scope of tho Com
mon School, by A J Garland. Music.
Miscellaneous. . G. F. Russell.
County Supt.
New Blacksmith Shop. G rV WUUs
has jutt completed hit blacksmith shop at
the corner of Second and Railroad streets
where all kinds of Iron and wood work
can be had and done in first clat order
Bring on your plow, wagons, etc.. etc,
for repa r.
No Danger. No one can ever be
wrecked financially who buy their grocc-
Ics of Parker Bros. You are ture of good
quality, low prices and first clast treat
ment, ineir ttocx it always up wun me
market, consisting of the freshest vegeta
bles and best groceries to be found. Their
bakery department in splendid hands,
and their baked goods can always be relied
en.
A S70 Music Box: given away Tan. itt
With every dollart worth of goods you
Duy you get a uckm on me oox ,
J. A. HUMMING
MARRIED.
RYAN-DAVENPORT. On Sunday
Dec. 14th, 1890, at the residence of the
bride, at her tuDuroan nome, by tieoree
Humphrey, Esq., Mr. Ed J Ryan and Mrs
Annie G. Davenport, both of Albany.
The groom It a popular employee ot
John Isom, Jr., and the bride it a wealthy
citizen, a renaem 01 Aioany tor about a
year.
HORN,
POWELL. To the wife of Mr. Hor
ace Powell, at Peoria, an eight pound boy,
on Saturday, vec 13m, IS90.
CJTKAYED About tbo last of June
IO from my frrm near Tangent one pais
WON DAY.
Lii m Jew, a CtUtttlsl, was btptlsed at tli
liaptnt eiiuruu jostenia) also thrs young
pjoplr.
Tin nn.ri.iiig Marys Ptak wasobssrvsd
to bsctivmetl with snow, and we may look
rorani espuutii tn warm sob or J una
plorou it.
It1iy's tulilio school ia in a flourlsliinu
condition Three r.nmis with a littls list
than lou tvihniais I a good rtoird for our
thriving mils city.' Nw.
Mr J'lin tilg hat hamlod us a weather
report lor thsentire coait, whitili thowt a
geiiersl insullkinnoy of isiu. Ths oa U
tliH high Utituilo i.f (lis easterly . moveinsni
of oyiloolo aroat from tli Pauilio'Uucau.
Tli match klmot Saturday evening tsrin
Instid with tat h cul.testMit tliuutlng trvra
timet making the following aori Watt
Montcitii, 0) Hurr Sloan, 6 Total II,
Iisrlan llulburt, 61 Frank llullnnt. 3.
Total H. Tlitj lutni. r aula winning llisf 40
pun.
Warren llulburt wat arreatail Saturdav
evening for righting In Hi city limit, and
this morning on a plea of guilty was Hnd
$5 snd ensta. Th lluht inu wts dons at the
gist ball iitmot sinl rnf nvnr a dispute
abiiUtgUsa Lail with William Urailiiutoo.
Th funeral of I. S Mad wa Imld va
terday f!rumu. Rev J II Fisher presorting
n saimon, aim in remain weft liuil iit lu
th city caoivtery in th prtweitoe of a lar
numlwr til oomrailD and old frlnidr. Mr
Mnad was 62 yai i f aue, and snrva.l thre
ears la U Co , 12th III. II w a rosi
doi.tof Albany fr twoWt or fifteen vetrs
nd wat well and favorably known.
B W Cumliff it liuiMinit a laalJanoa an
Ida Hrnatlalbia ttrett troneitv.
One would think from retdinu tl.e JeSVr.
00 llrviow that it ht atirrod what it calls
the whiskey crowd.
Young uu'u of Ilusidiurg, I ask ion to
psana a moment and rttb ut upon Ilia course
you ar pursuing. pfalmlealer. Tho
wtriiinu a good m.a fur tl.a youi.g roea ot
any town.
The Quarterly C.nf.irono fur Lebanon
circuit, M Kehurnh south, will b convent
at Labamm .fan Sand 4. 1891. Th ataward
and other olliofve mambar ar earnestly r.
tjuancii 10 1 prrsoiil.
U. M. llAMLKItEtt. I'aatol.
Ii. C. Mt KASI.AKO, p. K,
A. wind slomi stiuck the Bay yesterday
nMjruibff about 2 o'clock, aud it tiroceodcJ
to let people know it wa hri oo time and
in good health, say the Post. It reminda of
lhaolil familiar howl which old Hurra let
loo alonif th coast at time not Strom
enough to di any rfimago, but mad th
cote door dealt and th window ralllo.
TClllAV.
lkrt Van ( leva and C W Watt ar etU
ting but their satin Pusinri lYendart at
Cvrvaili and Ibanon.
Th term of the t,rtent fViWrnut, r Itufu
Thompson will ti ire iu alt or rL't wl.
bi n a new man will I 'siioou.led. Who
Will It be? (Jure.
On lit;U boy iu Alluv tnav be seen
with a new suit of clothe, cap aed tubWr
boot, a holiday re.i.ftnbrsmw from aeoupla
of philaiithrnpie young men.
Two or three suit hare ri-coMW been lit-
gun at tl ia citv bv agricultural hoaae for
th price tit mat'httia tinrehaaed. Man
farmer should study th ul jt of duauo.
bhnrllv lirfi.rn hma ia.l.,,li rll l.t
ecttoUbf th tet brida-a aero the Wjl-
smette nver here auiwiiRi into rvtaitiim.
Tins complete ali Ihe Ui I work and l.n's
out all (ear rf denaua ti tl toana on aa-
eouot of hifcb water .Statesman,
O FT lor. Juho Murphy and II Ht,fl man
returned Saturday afternoon (mm a severs)
lays Mint to tba moutitaiua near Xewtuv
Tbry ki!M twelvadeer, ten of w hich they
ueoafc-nt oratii wun ii.rm journal. Kliher
they wer doe.) or th law wa violaM, and
s may oe turmiael Ilia latter wa th owe.
WKtiyEMliAV.
Anli twesr en If Lnttonaat Will -V St.l,'.
Just th thing fur an Xmaa prea. Lt.
For nnvcltr in their lice Will k SUrk
tie aid to show a suprriur stock of goods.
A K Pike, of tl.a IUI Lrowu Milla. hat a
band crushed in a e i yeatorday at tb
mill.
Beautiful Sold watchea far la.be and een.
tletnen at Will Ac 'J tar k's at won fortuity
low prior.
People ai talkina alh ut th l.i atnrk l
holiday gnod at Will Si MaiE'a, the Jeweler.
r.rr)ioios imaginable.
Fur frreh meat of alt kind 110 to Ju,U.,n
l.latr, opl'-xl! Schairor'a hvarvstible
Order taken and prompt dtliTrry.
A larg Iioe .f fancy crockery tup and
Saucers, muifa, vase, tahd di.liet. cracker
Jrs, card rccaivcr. etc., will b cold at re-
liaordpitce to cioe I hem oat. at Kamuel
K Vuotm't
Proa nsyille' new eilicera, all low licer.tr.
are: h r Itsby. rrrcidrnt of the Counoil : 1
W A Unno. recorder i 0 K Stanard, treaa- i
orer; J epgr, marshal; J C lllijco, J P
t'ooley, J K McIIargueand Jat Shet, oouc
ciloif 11. Tb ooutott wa a warm on.
Tt. thermometer early this morning rcr
iatered 31 decree ab v tcroou t he tomb
tid of Kits street aod 35 on tb north aide.
ocioro in ton had appeared. That dilfer-
oe I genorally observed.
Th Indian tmn bid teem to ba full of
rumor. Um report I to th effect that
forty or fifty white men aod a larger number
of Indians war killed yesterday, tbe latter
being repulsed.
A couple companion piece, in oil, tb
woikof Mistllsttie Ro, may be teen at
tho real att office of S N Sterle. On ia
a moonlight aoe.ua on tho fVandywin acd
th other a mounii)ht teen on Tower Creek.
TbeydirpUy eoaai lertl.lu skill and would
maka tin Christuus ptesent
Hi not o ceaaary toeatl the atleutinn of
nnr reader V the hi holiday ad. of T L
tV allace St Co., .n the third pag of oar
weekly. Th tiriii, reoently eataidiahed,! e
Carry-in- a )rKe ami frost stock of 000 It.
aud purchaser should eatt ou them and see
th 'irgootisand get their price befor buying.
Tub J)oix Faih given by tbo ladies 0
the U P Clmreh last evening was a suc
cess. A big crowd was present. A short
program w as first preHonted, consisting ot
a piano solo, the Dolls Fantasia, by Miss
Laura Tate, heard with pleasure ; a dolls
song uy s class of girls; a -recitation
--TEN--
Beautiful Pieces of Kilrcrwaro to be
Given Away.
At F. M. French's Jewelry store, co
menclng Nov. 1st, 1 will present every
one purchasing $1 worth of goods, a tick
et entitling tho holder to a clianco to
draw om of tbo following pieces ot silver
ware :
Ono large dinner castor f 10 00
" fnncy fruit dish 0 00
" silver cake basket 8(H)
silver card stand , 7 00
set silver knives and forks tt 00
doublo picklo castor 6 00
silver butterdish ,. 4 00
singlo picklo castor 3 00
80th Thomas clock 2 00
silver cup 1 00
F. M. Fgrwcii.
I.
2.
3.
4.
6.
.
7.
8.
.
10.
1 k R 5K
J I dent
KO TV OKAY bavins ftold hi
tint bmdnoMs. lo clve poMii:on
January, IH), tnr at eanirtly reriiioal
hl intnv MenJswho may wlah hi in to
put Ihclr loolli In good repair kufnro re
tiring to call early. All who find them
elves IndeiiUil lo him. are eanecUiJ tn
ell and aettle soon,
KNIYESCAND RAZORS .Tff
ley hill raise lb value of tilery
considerably, but we have a la atook
a 1 man bought ana pnnoa will emaln
the same a usual nntll It la aonl out.
Coin and what we have and learn
our prleoa. Htmwart A Mox.
NOTICK IS IIKrtFBV OIVKN THAT
tbo annua, numtlntf f the atiek.
holdnra of the Partner t Mnri haul In
suranee Company, of Albany, Oreuon:
win be bold at tho oflloa ot Maid Co.Tmanv
In Albany, Linn county, Orokon, on W:f-
mt'dav. Janiiarv 7. IH1M at rf.n hnuiff2
'elocki p m, of' a aid day, for the purpoae
01 eieeiing nine urn ciorn or aain rt.inian
lo aerve foi on)yr, and tn traoaact aiicn
other liualnna a iny r gularly come be
fore said meeting.
Uy order or the President.
J. O. WmTkA!. Srelar.
Albany, Dr. IHO 1st, 1H1W, . -8)
Aditiini.trafor'ii Male.
NOIICK IS HKKKBY OIVKN THAT
by virtue ot an order of tbe Hon
county oouit, of Ike tit,f Oregon, for
Polk county, made end duly entered of
record at too November term thereof, A
11. 1MW. m tbe matter ol tbe ot
Margaret Itoothbv. dwsiwl. authorixlnjr
nd directing the aal of tbe following
deaeribed rot proporty, belonging to said
fteUte, Ut wit; The north Laif of the dun a.
lion land claim of Win and Maraaret
MoKaddon, uotlfli-ation No 1195. claim
No 63, Iu Township 118 It 2 we ,f the
willamntto Meridian. Alao tba north
half of the follow loir proinlaMt. to wit-
lUiginnlng st in aouioweat corner of the
above ilewsrlUnl tract; thenoe east 40
chalos; theme aouth IS chains: thtnee
weal su W-loo cbeina; tlienoa north 14
rbalna to the place i f brilnnlng. All
atd land bnlng aluiated In Linn county,
Oregon, and containing PM acre of land,
oominK o government survey, be tbe
aaru more or lea.
Now, Ibt rtfote. I. W I) fttou. admlnl-
IraU.r aforeMaid. wiii ofter tbo aai I lirem-
IM (..ratio, sud aoll tbe same at nubile
auction, to tbe biicbeai bid Jr, in front of
the eaurt bouve duor.tn I he cit r of Albany.
county of Linn and t of Oregon, on
eJne.lay, the litih day of IHMmb r,
A l. IhUtl, at tho hour of J o'clock. In the
nrnoon of aahl day.
lei 111 or a!e, rau In band. -
W. U. ftTOUT.
(I1'2I) AdKlnlatrator.
APPLIANCES FOR ELECTRICITY
When Tholes, one of the seven wise
men, about the year oo B C. observed
that when amber had been rubbed It ac
quired Ihe property of attracting light
bodlct; when In Ihe y'ar 1751 that Amor,
lean statesman and plill'isoplit r, Benjamin
Franklin, made valuable discoveries re
garding elecirlclty, by mean of kite and
key; when In 18-19 Sir Humphrey Davy
discovered that an electric current might
be maintained between two slicks of car
bon when (hey were teparUed ay a thort
spaces when even M one and Edison Lc
gan applying electricity to practical uses,
little they knew or Imagined tho founda
Hon they were laying for dlccverlct and
inventions that wou'd prove of the great
est valm' to the civilized world. That Drt
IJnrrln have discovered bow to apply
electricity to cute the III of suSWIng hu
manliy I beyond any doubt, by the well
Informed, 'i he thousands of cure per
formed by them amonKt our very best
cltl.en of Portland and throughout the
United .Slates la convincing proof of the
of the tupt-.rloilty of etcciriclty over med
icines In curing disease. As a proof of
the abevs statement we piesrnt the fol
lowing list of name:
iseafarea ('sired la 8 If laaies,
EdlUr Oregonlan-Deo 12: I cams from
tn homo in Hubbard, Marlon county,
Orel on, ti e moult lJr Iarrln and hi new
m.Hle of curing deafnoas by lectrlcity I
wa half skeptical about a 4 ton minute
cure." but my doslre to bleared over
omo my kpclclm. I took the traot
mmit and paid tny money and wa cured
In 8 win 11 to ao I can bear perfectly.
J A MILLKlt.
rrt Hade la aa rraarlsr 4 Tear A.
O A Voreo, Atitlooh, Cal, deafnea S3
years, could ararcoly bear anytnlng;
cured In tn minutes.
Mr M Hanly, 80 Oa Grove Av, si Iral
trouble and general deblllly, cure J 12
years ago. had t o return of It sine.
MraC It I.uny, realileaoe I22 Misnlon
at, H r. aaihma. dtarnea aud headache 12
years: tired 2 years ag,).
Miss Kale 2NorU,n, Hotitb Fan Fran. lm.-o
conatant pain In atomacb two year; cured
and remains permanent.
Mrali V lialley. Uerecla, C,1. UUI
dnafnoa In one ear 'i veara, caused by
catarrhal Iroubloa; cured lost Mi y smd
remains pormtnont.
Mr K l)Mon, Freano; Cal. cured of
femalo weaknoaa, falling of the w.,mb,
and ehange of life, also liver and kidney
complaint.
rMlR LIU. DAftRIN ro erowded wltb
.. ratlrnu froa 10 a m to 8 p in. Tbe
nvei large country praoiico and end
their electric retnodlea to aayonedeairinR
home treatment for any curab'e cbronlo,
acute or private diaMaoa, which are kept
trlctiy o mhdenllal
onieo, 70J Washington e'r!, Port
land Conaultatlon and examination frew
All clasaB treated free from 10 tr if . ,n
dolly. Charce moderate, t elng only f20
a mouth lo.4 each dimaae). or In that pro
portion, a case rray icqulre. hend for
circular, fro.
"
Ileft'rrc'sj .Male.
In the. Cirtmt Court of tht Stair 0 Orrgon fur
Iht t-'oaay of l.n t
W A Klmwy and M V Klmaey
nl wire. Kachel K I'oory and
Milton Peery her hu.baud,
Mary J Poery and W J I'eerv
ber bukband, John W fjaine
and Harah Oalnet hi wife,
Matnuet v Ciaine and
Oalna bia wlfo. Mar. ha A
Moulh and John A gouth
her buaband. K L Dor.
rla, J If 1'orria, Kato N Ikuria
and M L Dorrl. Pialnlirr.
v
H M Daniel an t Vona Daniel
hla wifu,AImon iMniel. Lloyd
tJoyar, M K Dorria, Prank O
orria, Kloyd K Dorrls, K K
Dorrl. Willi V Dorrl M K
Dorrl. L L Dorrls. H L Dorrl I
ani K S Dot sit, UofundanU. J
"VfOTICE W HEKKBY GIVEN THAT
Jul by virtue of an order and decree
duly tuaoo and entered or record In tbe
above entitled court, on tbe 1.7th day of
uciouet, isiw. toe underaKued. the aialy
appointed aod acting refetee. In said su't,
win on
Saturday, tits 27th Jay of December, 1S00
at the bonr cf 1 t 'clock, p ro. of raid dayi
at I be court benae door., in the city of
Aiuany, uuin county, uregon, sen at
pubilj auction, for ca h lu t and.to th
hlaheat bidder the rel tironerlv deaerlbed
in said decree and order of sale as follows
to W.t;
Tba northeast ouatter of tbe norlhovt
quarter of section two. In townnhln eleven
south orranice ono went of tbe Wlllamet'e
Meriaia. in Lion oonn'y. Oreson. eon
taming 37,00 acre. Aiso lot numberad
4 and 6 of block nutnberol S. 11 tbe town
or Nodavlile, in Linn er.ut'y, Oregon,
And block nnnibered 12. In Wbse'er'a
addition tn tbo town of Solo, In Linn
county, Ore cm.
Tho 1 rovoeda arlnlntr from the sal of
aid prr tulae to be applied flrat.to the costa
and dlsbiiraementa of said suit and
expenaes of eaie and the overplus to be
Ulviuod amnnic tho several narles to a Id
suit plalnMOa and tlefflndanU.aocordlng to
uioir lespeoiive rights and interests, s
sot forth In said docile and order of sale.
Dated Nov. 2llb. lilH).
OKO. HUMPHREY,
(It 28 Keforee.
Administratrix Notice.
"IJ m CK IS HKnEUY GIV KN TO A LL
iy whom It may concern that or tbo
Srd day of Novmnt er, IK1W, 1 was duly
apoi tiled adu.inletrairlx of tbeealateol
Joiuaba Moore, deoeaaed. by tba county
C urt ol Linn county, O re-iron. And ail
penton havlpa cUuns asaioat aald eetaJo
re berebjr notified to present the aame
to me with tbo l r.iinr vouchers, at tbe
law t.tQor of W K llilveu. In Albany.
Orogon, w libio alx mouth from tbe date
hereof.
Dated Nov ZSth, DM.
MARY J. BK4RD.
(I I 28) Adrulniattalrix of aald evtate.
Adiniuislrnlrix 1'otice.
TSJOTICE IS HEREBY GtVUN TO
i all whotn it may concern, that on
tb Srd day or November, 1890, 1 wa duly
appointor! administratrix of tbe eatate of
Aivin Moore, de eed, by tbe county
court of Linn county, UroKot,. And all
IKtreons l av!r?el.Imairk.nt aald estate
re bnrnliy iioliHod to preaont the aame to
in wltn the p-.pr Touchers at lb law
office of W R r.i yeu,ln Albany, Oregon,
within six montba fiom the date hereof.
Dated Ibis 23 day of November, 190.
MARY J. hKAKD.
Administratrix of aald estate.
W. R. Rit-YKtr.
Attorney. (1 1 28)
WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE
TO-
B 01
--And Vicinity,--
Tliat w t'l'H have iI,h la-tf-rt and most cirnnlete stock of Loots ar.d ah
ever shown in Albany. Our assortment of Men's sod Boy's Kip ar.d C'!
13)Ots atid rihots is ccm p.eie, sA we can fit at y foot, be it Iran or fat. (
lire ol 'uibber boots and shoes is
LARGER THAN ANY IN THE C!TYS
ASM AT
LAST YEAR'S PRICES.
OUR HOLIDAY SLIPPER
Line citnpt hp ian i soitinent of men's embroidererl velvet a!
(Juab, Kmnia elf ia c l r, alliivirs snd fanoy calf, ranging in price (to
$1 00 to $3 00. Oarliaeof j
LADIES - SLIPPERS
1
Compiii all ibi1stet noveltie in combinatioa ani colors, in felt, p!
and velvet, tanking in ptices from 85 cents to $2 SO. Our line cf
ladies and Misses Dress Shoe
lo bnd and machine sewtd, are iu the moat Htsndard makes ia tbo UtiitJ
States. We also bate a full lt of ladies aod roiwses ol grain, dvy gratr
calf-'ined aod imiibeJ, in I a ton ar.d lace, wt EASTERN TUICE3. , Oil
line of
McriH ixikI Uoyn Dress SLiooa,
Is comidet in ail atyles and at Lowest Peicea. Our ccwi art all desi
li t at) lv and latfst r.ov. !ti-s--all the attractive combinations in Boots ar.
Oaft rd. Turns and Welts. Also Spring Heels for tbe little ones in treat t
ncty m ilratL'ti. the iatet; in materia), tbe finest; ia workmanship, tba bet
of all. It is onr 1 ure to carry a liae of boots and sboea containiag tttrj
than any bonne in Alter.).
LET US CALL YOUR ATTENTION
To the fact (bt piicts of boots and sboes are largely governed l tbe ex
prbM-N ni.ili r which the are acid. Our ezpor-ea are lower than tboc of an
honee in Aibaey 1 e result i LOWER PK!CE3 lO YOU, fr .eh.
Give as a trial and lie conviacsd.
OUR MOTTO.
Never Sacrifice Quality for Quantity Sell Fewer Boot
and Shoes and Sell them Right.
C3TATX GOOHS SOLD BY US THAT RIP OR RUN OYER WILT
BE REPAIRED FREE OF LII A ROE.
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
KLEIN BROS.
It A'ou want the bes
anrl mnst rlnrnlilo film!
H I ture that is manufactu
j- n 1 .1. . .:i x
ycu iu uiu city gu uj
THOMAS BRINK'S
ldniinittraforM IVotlcc.
In the County Court, of Linn County
ntaie ot ureiroa. in tne matter or
tbo eatate of William Conu, de
cai(t. NOTICK i hereby given to all perjeua
baviog claim against aid etate to precct
th same to me with tbe proper vouchers, st
the office of W R Hdyeii, ia Albany, Oregon,
itlno six month from date hereof, tor tbe
reason that I was on th ISth day of Novem
ber, 1S90, duly appointed adminiatrator of
said f stats by the above named court
U.ieJ tins'.' It nay ol Kov.. lb'JO.
Samckl Comx,
vV R BiLVCi', Administratcr.
Attoroev. (U-21)
The Reason Why, Why Is It that
Klein Bros, can afford to sell boots and
shoes so reasonable? Because they are
both practical shoe makers and make partcf
their expense by working on the hoe
bench, any boot or ihoe you buy of them,
no matter what kind it is man, woman or
child, that rip, run over or the sole rips
loose they repair them for you free 01
charge, and as they do all the woik them
selves, they don't charge you 25 to 50
cents a pair extra for a warrant to pay
some shoemaker to repair them for rou.
Thev also make a specialty of repairing
runner noots.
nicely rendered by Mabel Williamson,
entitled, "Which of my dollies do I love
Iwst." It proved to be tbe much abused
Topsy on tho bnck atens. A dolls lullahv
by Flo Nutting; a recitation on a boy's
-if,, ...... JV11 1 1 1... i.i.r
i'n.itiuin,cj wen rvuuereu uy joiiuny
French, and "Simple Simon" by the
Apollo Club, which Mas heartily encored.
The display of dolls and other articles
was a choice one, and many were sold
A few remain, though, and will be on
sale at tbe WCTU Hall next Saturday.
xne ice cream was exhausted.
sale of Dolls The ladies of the
United Presbyterian Church have some
dolls, hats, bonnet, bedsteads, underwear,
etc., icitover iroin tne fair, which they
will acll on Saturday next, at the W. C.
1. U. hall. A the ladle do not wish to
have anything left over, these thlncs will
be sold at reduced rates. Any one want
ing a well dressed doll for Christmas can
get It at a bargain. There Is vet aulte a
variety of dolls and all be d Isposed of at
tne lowest prices uoors open at 10 a. m
and during the day batutday, Dec. ao.
Committee.
CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured.by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
1'rioe 60 eenta. Nasal Id lector free. Fo-
shay Sc Mason, agents.
mm m
Farmers will be interested in learning
that sisal fibre has taken a fall.so that twice
is promised next year at a reduced price.
FRED IX. ULXCS.EB.
VmwI TT TtlnoVfvv. an nlri H-Tlfi nWSTBT)T and
theatrical roan, writes frora the Baldwin Hotel,
A. " No ordinary occurrence could induce
ms to a!lrw ray name to bo tisefl, but I liav
been troisbli-d with dyspepsia In ita worst form
and indlirestlon. Before I tried Joy's Vegft
tiit)l Bxrutfariila, X speot Jiiuny a floHr on
Assignee's Notice.
Notioe i hereby uivj that the nndrr-
signoil baa ben duly appointed andaaalilied
a assknee cf the estate of Karl Race, an
Insolvent debtor. All persona having olaima
agsiust said estate ar hereby required to
present the same to the uuiiorstKiwd at Al
bany, Oregon, within thre mouths from I hi
data, propei ly verilird a by law reqairtd.
November 0th, IbUO
L. 0. Marshall,
Assign.
lust ariiveJ elfull
areas, men and boy a li
Simpson's, which will Le
prices.
lina ot ladies, chil
foot wear at G W
sold at bottom
Something for the New Tear.
The world renowned suocess of Hostetter
Stomach Bittars, and their continued popo
larity for over a third of a cento rv as
stomachic, ia scarcely more wonderful tba
th welcome that greets the annual appear
I tl. A I r.L!- .V 1
lira VI AiuabUbtci aAiiiiauau. XUlBVaiUa04
medical treatue is published by the Hosts
ter Company, Pittsburg, Pa, under the
own immediate supervision, employing Yd
hands in that department. They ars ru
ninir about 11 mouths in the year on this
woik, and the issue of same for 1891 wPl be
more than ten mallions, priuted la the Eng
lish, German, French, Welsh, Norwegian,
Swedish, Holland, Bohemian and Spanish
laognsgea. Refer to a oopy of it for valuable
and interesting reading concerning health
and numerou testimonials aa to the tffioaoy
tr u,n...u ij:t..- T
varied ioformation, astronomical oaloulation
and chronological Items, so, which can be
depended on for correctness. The Aim a
aao for 1891 can b r-btained f rae of cost.
from druggists and general country dealers
in all parte of the oountry.
Administrator's bale.
Notice ia hereby given that tbe duly ap
polntod. qualified and aotlng adminiatra
tor or toe eataie or nutn uraasnaar. oe-
ceaaed, will by virtue of an order of the
county court lot Linn county. Oregon,
dnlv made and entered of record at the
November Term thereof, 1SW, tow It;
On tneatn day or November. In Ihe
master of the eatate of Kutb Bradabswde
ceaaed. autho. icing and directing tbe sale
or t he roi lowing detciibed real property
be'ouging to said estate, to wit:
Itexinmng at tbe n w corner of John II,
Kdtnonson's donation land olaimNot. No.
2b08 and claim No. 68, in tp 12. S. R. 4 W,
runnitiK front 1 nonce lst 81.89 chains.
thsncn South S4.49 chsina, trance Weal
31 b'J nhains, thence North 34 49 chains to
tbo place of begmninx, containing Ho
acrfa. all in Linn Co'inty, Oregon.
Alao boctnnlnor in tbe cuter or tne Cal
apoola crw k on the east bounder? Hue of
me sua jonn it. fit mon sons donation
lend Clulrn Not.No 2008 and claim No. 28
In tp 12 8 R 4 wand running thenee south
12,50 chsins to the southeast corner ol th
north half of the Raid donation claim,
tbenoe Weal 25 ehaina to the center of the
main channel of aald Calapoo'a creek
thence up the center of the main channel
of said creek tojihe place of beginning,
containing 20 acres, all in Linn County,
Oregon.
Now, Therefore, I William Clemens ad
mlnistrator of the estate aforesaid, wl!l of
fer said premises for sale at public auction
10 the highest bidder at tbe court house
door In tbe City of Albny, Linn County,
Oregon, on the Srd day of Jsnuary 1891 at
tbe hour of one o'clock p in. of aald day
Terms of sale cah In baud.
J K W EATB K RFOBD W M . CLRM ENS.
Atty for estate. adnilaiatrator.
EGGS,
"We want your. ..
BUTTER AND
Wo will pay you
cash or Trade
Blackburn & Pironi,
Corner First and Wf shington Streets,
Albany, - Oregon.
E
B LAIN
Has just received a superb Une'of....
Fall and Winter Clothing,
The largest in the Valley, carefully selected for the trade
here, including an elegant line of Overcoats, all 'of the
latest fabrics, and of a high grade of workmanship....;.......
-AT-
0. L. BLACKMAN'S,
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His Furnishing Goods Dep't .
Is complete with all the novelties of the season, llis
Boy's and Children's department consists of high grade
novelties. In his
Hat Bepartment
'Will be found all the latest shapes of the season.. ........ ..
choice
His Boot and Shoe Department is filled with a
line of goods...
His Tailoring Ocpartment.
Under charge of the expert Mr Schiffler, is well stocked
with a splendid line of suitings
of which he has a large and choice stock, consisting of
Plush Goods, Musical Instruments, Novelties, Gold
Pens, Pencils, Books, Toilet and Manicure' Cases, Etc
JUST "THE --THINGS
Don't bo in a Lurry for your Holiday Goods, such as
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Strictly One Price.
U. F.W'l-K'r :
h Prepared to Show the Public as Fine a Stock ot;
HOLIDAY GOODS,
LOST About Sept 1st. 1890, 2 miles
north of Albany, on brown yearling
flit v, a n&tcral pacer, with star in forehead,
and lialtt-r broke. When left it was with .
THOMAS BRINK.
In his Line, as can be found in the Valley, consisting of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES OF OTHER L"2ADTXG KIX
MONDS, GOJD HEADED CXSl, COIDAXDHIV! .