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ifflBlGOISTO. Contactor
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INSTRUMENTATION
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Bass and'Drums
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ConcerU, Parties, Receptions and Eoter
tainmenta at reasonable rates. ,
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out of town
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Prof. A. STARK
Of WiJI & Stark.
Optical Specialist
Graduate of the Chicago Opthalinic
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methods of modern science, any who rde-
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Piiotogf aiders,
Would kindly suggest that now is the time
to have your negatives made for those
Christmas photographs. Don t wait nntil
it is too late. Call and see the new "i'lat
inos." Prices from 75 cents to 20 per
dozen. Regular cabinet size $2 50 and f 3
per dozen. Studio on JTirst street.
"VrOriUE. "edar post and shakes
ior
XI saie. or particulars aaaress,
Obim I ooo, Detroit Or.
W. E. Gillet'n Letter.
Hovma, Locikiana, Dee. 13, 1896.
Mr E A Parker, Dear Fiiend : I Lave
come to a stop for awhile. This is about
70 miles from New Orleans by R. R. I
came here last Sunday evening and have
been working since Tuesday ; would have
written before this but did not stop long
enough at one placo.
I will try and give you a little Bketch
of my trip : I left San Francisco Oct . 28,
on the steamship Acapulco, for the
South. There were about ltt cabin pas
sengers, 18 whiteB in the steerage aud
85 Chinamen. The weather was a mue
cool and windy, a little cool for about
three days out ; then we laid our over
coats to one ewe and did not have any
more use for them on the boat. I will
not say-any thing about the accommo
dations for there were none, and what
we had to eat is not mentiooable. Six
of the passengers were going to New
York city, the rest were for points a'.l
along the coast. The Chinamen were
for Salens Craxe, Mexico, and Panama.
We stopped several times but the
boat anchored ont from the shore in
some places over a mile, and they took
the passengers and freight ashore in
small boats; so there was no one went
ashore, except the onas'who were going
to stay, for they charged one dollar for
taking thtin ashore and bringing them
back. A couple of the places the natives
brought out fruit to sell ; they sold most
of it reasonably. There was not much of
anything of interest. The land when
ever we could see it was mountainous
and it looked very dry and hot, with
a few green echrube scattered oyer tbem.
We put in IS days and I got so tired and
sea sick that I gut off before we got to
where I started ; it would have taken 8
or 10 days to have gotten thsre. I got
off at San Jose, Gaatania?a, Centra)
America, Nov. 12.
I had to pay one dollar to land, (that
is 50cts to go ashore in the bsat and 50
ctstolandon the wharf), U. S. money,
or two dollars Goatamala money. There
is nothing at Sao Jose but the railroad
buildings, custom hooe and a few na.
live huts. It is so unhealthy that white
men cannot stay there. We ooly stopped
there loug enough for the custom house
officers to go through our baggage as the
train was waiting that goes to Goatama
la city. We left San Jose -about 10 a.
m., and got to Guatemala city at 5 p.
m., 75 miles distance. It is on top of
the mountain, a very nice location for a
city. Along the railroad are a few corn
Gelds, some about knee bub, some I as
set eO, and some dry enough to pick, a
few banana and a few coffee farms-
'.ona tbe coast it is low and fiat and
very unhealthy ; nr. one iives on that
nart of the land. Ills very nice after
you come to tbe mountains.
The city is built op very much differ
ent from any placet ever n before.
there is a high doba wail e'ear around
the whole block, so vacant lots; the
bonnes and Mores are inside if those
a-.'.! . It is very bard to tell a store
fro in a residence; there are a few two
itory hotels, except those and the Cath
olic churches the rest are one story
The streets are 40 feet wide, paved with
tone. The side walks are about 5 feet
wide.
There are co vacant blocks it. the city,
that is there is a high wall all around,o
if it is vacant it don't look so, unless it is
a few that tbe city has for parks, which
are kept up very nice!. There seems
to be a good many people in the city bnt
oot much work going on. Living is
pretty high ; a working man cio't get
along on less than two and two and a
half dollars a day and then won't get
much. Tbe first class hotels charge 4
and f5 a day.
They are making preparations for a
fair next May, are'putticg np some very
nice buildings. I hardly think they will
get tbem ready by that time. If many
people go tt ey won't get any accomoda
tions for they can't accomodate wbat few
people there are now and they are not
making much arrangements at the ho
tel. It will rnly'Uke about two davt to
see all then will to be seen, so I don't
tee wliy any one would want to spend
much money to go that far.
Carpenters are about tbe only clas of
American laborers that can get much to
do. Tbs rest of tbe wora is done by tbe
natives and tbe colored race. Common
laborers only get $2 and $2.50 per day,
tbey don't bave much kit after expen
ses are paid. It is no country ior any
white man who bas not a light job in
the shade, he can't stand any bard woik
in the sun. Their money is not worth
much, the first gold I exchanged I got
$2 30 to one of gold, the next I only got
12.25. I saw some get as high aa $14 of
Gaatamala money for $5 of U. 8. gold.
It depends some on bow bad some of
tbem wants tbe g"ld, if a man bas any of
their money and is going to leave the
country be can Hardly get rid of it.
I stop pedf our days tn the city, saw
there was nothing around there for me
so I shouldered my valuables and started
for Zacapa, a distance of 123 miles, that
is the distance between "the railroads,
they are bnllrMng from this side to Gua
temala City, tbey get the supplies from
this side so they work from this aide. It
is a very good mountain trail, that is for
moles, rbey either go on foot or mule
back and as it costs from $30 to $40 to
go on a male tbe most of tbe common
people go a foot. It toox me six days, I
am minus a couple of toe nails and can
hardly wear a shoe yet. I started oot
alone but there was another passenger
came along about 5 o'clock and we trav
eled together. It was rather lucky for
me for I could not ask fur anything to
eat, this fellow had been in the country
sometimo and could speak their language
very well. Tbey all speak Spanish. 1
stopped two days in Zacapa, took tbe R
R from there to Port A! harries, stayed
thereone day and boarded a steamer for
New Orleans. It only ought to have
taken six days to bave come across but
we were caught in a storm aud were oat
nine days. 1 was sick most of the time,
just felt mean.
The steamer we came on to New Or
leans was loaded with bananas, so when
. A a a aa
tney uegao to get ripe we Iiaa all we
wanted to ea, we just helped ourselves
and no one ta:d anytbiny.
WE GlLLKT
In one of Richard A. Proctoi'a won
derful mathematical articles be shows
that there are no less than 0G5,013,5.'i'J,-
600 ways of making a whist band, and
that there is only ouce chance in 158,-
733,389,000 and then, of course, tbs
dealer' trump must be taken1 of bold
Ing 13 trumps.
T he Whole Story of the wonderful
cuns by Hood's Sarsapanlla is soon told.
It nukes the blood rich, pure and nourish
ing. It cures acrotula, catarrh, rheuuia-
iiktL,
flood's Pits aie easy to take, easy to
operate. Cure indigestioe, headache
25o.
364 days to another Christmas.
A great many old maids are to be con
gratulated over the fact that they have
allowed t'e last leap year for eight years
to go by without proposing.
A farmer object very emphatically to
the proposition of lion J M Sowers to
have a commission of lawyers (or the
supreme court to enable it to catchup,
lie say we have too many commissions
already.
A Salt Cake City man is nn enthusias
tic believer in the transmutation of sil
ver iuto gold. He says that it has cer
taiuly been established that gold and sil
ver are merely the effects ol eluclrical
vibratious making the difference in the
metals, aud the difference ran be made
up by science at an immense p.oflt. If
there is anything in this it won't take
very long to settle the 16 to 1 question.
All previous records for speedy Justice
were broken at Little Rock. At 2 o'clock
in the morning Will Howard, stole a
yoke of oxen, five miles from town,
brought them there, sold them and
squandered the proceeds, lie was ar
rested by the police, turned over to a
justice of the peace, held to the grand
jury, indicted, tried in c.rcnit court, con
victed, sentenced to the penitentiary
and was wearing stripes at 11 :20 o'clock
the next moiuing.
The Republic ears that the man whu
bet that Bryan would carr a greater
number of states than McKintey wins
The electoral votes of California and
Kentucky are divided. Thosj Statu
were carried by neither or by both can
didates. Of the remaining 43 states
Bryan carried 22 and McKioley 21. That
is the score it the view is taken that
Keutucky and California were carried
by neither. On the theory that Bryan
and McKinley both carried Kentucky
and California the score woulJ stand
Brjaa 24, McKiuley 22. In both tt.e
divided states tbe election was very
cioee, and in each of tbem one democrat
ic elector was chosen by an undisputed
plurality over a republican opponent.
Venus is the earth's nearest planetary
neighbor and on that account is an in
teresting subject for a "note." Her
greatest distance from tbe sun is G7,u5,
000 miles, and her least 66,757,000, which
makes her orbit otariy circular. At
times, when she gets between us and
the son, she is only 4.000,000 miles away.
At another time (when the planet is be
yond the son in a straight line from u)
she is 163,000,000 miles from ns. Venus
is 7,700 miles in diameter, which makes
her volume 92 per cent that cf the earth.
On the earth tailing bodies travel 16.09
feet the first second ; on Venus, ooly 13' j
i feet. Venus receives twice the light
! and heat that the earth does, and ber
year is only si day and a fraction in
lecptu-
Ia response to a request from the Ex
aminer W.J. Bryan defines democracy :
I bave not time toansweryour questions
at length. In a broad sense a democra
cy is a government which the people r.in,
and a democrat is one who believe in
such a government. Ia a party sene
democracy is defined by tbe Chicago
platform, and the person aba soppoits
tbe party and its platform caa call him
self a democrat. Tbe platform is eu-
tirely satisfactory to roe. In my jadj
menl it applied democratic principle to
present conditions. If a minority bas a
right to give a party definition of democ
racy, then there may be as many differ
ent definitions of democracy as there are
persons who desire to wear the name.
It is beautifully leas:
Tbe official announcement of the vote
in the recent election is being given oat
from day ta day by the boards of ran
vaeeers in tbe various tlaiee. McKin
ley'a alleged plurality of "more than
one million" grows less, and Bryan's
vote more and more. Tbe Philadelphia
Record, a republiran paper, isthefi-st
newspaper vj issue a statistical a tnanac ,
for 1897. It gives the total vote tor Mc
Kin lev 7,062,43, for Bryan 6S7,3iO and
for Palmer 133.710. Tbe prohibition
vote is near 100,000. and the Bryan and
WateoQ vote 150.0O). The latter should
be counted for Bryan, and if this be done
McKinley's plurality is ooly 355,204.
Taking the vote for Palmer, the prohi
bition vote and the nationalist vote into
consideration, UcKioley's majority over
all is exceedingly slim.
A Washington dif patch says that J. 8.
Coxey of commonweal fame arrived iu
Washington today to resume bis efforts
to secure congressional action on bis
schemes for good roads and non-inteieet
bearing boods. Mr . Coxey has deprived
himself of bis mustache sloes be led his
famous army upon the capitol. and, ia
commemoration of that historical evrnt.
wears cut! buttons emblazoned with the
legend "Keep off the grae." He had an
interview with Chairman Waiker of the
house banking committee and filed
specifications of bis financial scberaes.
Coxey says he intends to send a copy o
his latest pamphlet to every voter in the
United States. His platform includes
demonetizatlot of both gold and silver,
government ownership of public work,
the income tax aad public sa'aries regu
lated by the price of wheat.
Here's about a funny robbery :
Thomas Keaner, a truck larmer living
Just north of Spar'a, a small station cn
the Mobile and Ohio, was robbed in a
most nniqne manner. Keaner is sup
posed to be well-to-do. He dropped into
Sparta tor a little relaxation and a lew
drinks. He got both, and then took a
few more drinks, further increasing his
degree of relaxation. Early Sunday
morning he started down the Mobile and
Ohio tracks for home. He had a jni(
that was only to be beaten by bis in
tense desire to add to it, but his money
had been spent. When he neared borne
he started lo sing and was violently in.
terruptedbya man with a pistol, who
commanded him to bold up his bands.
This be did, and the robber, who had
been joined by two others, ordered him
to undress. When they had secured his
clothes they leisurely searchei them,
leaving Keauer shivering in his under
clothes. In the search of the pockets
the highwaymen found a pair of dice,
and Btrsightway sat down upou the track
to shoot craps for Keanei's clo'bing.
Piece after piece changed hands, and
Keaner became interested, tie frequent
ly applauded a successful throw, and
finally accepted tbe bantering offer of
one of the thieves to shake dice for his
underclothing. He shook and lost, and
when divested of bis underclothes by the
rang be "shook" tome more, this time
with the cold night air. He was coin
maoded to go borne and he did so. No
one knows what explanation lis made
when he arrived there. Sunday morn
ing Marshall Ralls, with a deputy
searched the vicinity, hut to clew to the
Identity of the robbers was found
ir- i.i.. i . . - . , .
ucauni h uunoin tu give a Uascr IptlOll
oftbem.-Republic.
MISFITS.
The mails are full of bundles.
! Rathrr short
I tin f.ii..l.f
stockings will be hung
It costs $3 50 to take a
the jail in Salem to the
mile and a half away,
hog with a vengeance.
prisoner from
penitentiary a
That is Salem
If President Cleveland instead of
shooting ducks would turn his gun on
VVeyler and his army and kill sixty in a
day tie would do a big thing for the
world .
The school children of Eugene have
named and uumbered all the streets of
that city in a neat manner at a cost of
ouly 1.00. An example school children
in other places might emulate.
Police JuJiio Cainibcll was f-auta
Ciaus in Rev. Kdward Davis's church in
Oakland, Calif. He made his appear
ance on a bicycle, pedaling op the aisle
in a red suit.
Sail has been brought to foreclose a
$108,000 uiorliiasjo on the Perkins Hotel,
Portland, indicating that prosperity is
not yet sweeping full blast through Port
land ,
When you look over your accounts for
the year pause and think whether you
owe the printer,
yes and the butcher,
and the grocer,
and the merchant,
and so foith.
The Pendleton Tribune tells the fol
lowing: Cnarley Fraxier on Saturday
night dropped a nickel in one of the
many card machines that are now to be
found in this city, and got five kings.
The fifth king must have got into the
box by mistake, as no provision is made
for a prixe for five cards of a kind.
Tbe mayor is now engaged In prepar
ing bis annual uieeaget which he in
tends shall be fre bom all political al
lusions or inueadoes, and is not to be on
the line of his Tcanksgiving proclama
tions or replies to the president. It wilt
furnish good reading and food (tr
thought during the dull period which
follows the holiday aeaaju. Oregonian.
A Meiry Christmas.
uuurror. a leirai iioiiaav ior
the nearartaner aa aroll a f,.e r.il,.,r. Il:k.i - . .. !
not look for tbe Dkhoouat on the front
--- -i-r---- . v. . ,
porch. The press will rest. Tomorrow
is an optimistic day. Look for the good
in every thing. Don't atop nntil yon
nave iouna tue ortglil sidt ol tilings.
ttuuK os omers more than yourself. Let
fvur wan ua p out. illuminate your
countenance jut for one day, and
Love every tndy.
As the result of Rsv E. A. Rosa's re
vival ia Ashland 1.'7 penplo joined the
uiuerent cnurcnes. ihe manner in
which he was appreciated was shoan in
the single closing ccUecl:on of 130.60.
The Record says: There nvr was such
a lar-rearlim? revival he!. I in ih, -!
and no preacher ever hammered so sui
ceeslully at unrighteousness and general
moral corruption and had the fnend:y
ympitliy of so many p f!e at the end
'
For .Musical lciplc
Mr. D. M. Cart'.ett, of this dtr, is can
v owing Linn eonnty for membership in
the American Musical Association of
Chicago, under ahich eaca euMcriber
recurea the privilege of parciitsing any
music, vocal or instrumental, pabitshed,
at reductions as low aa W per cent of the
list price. An eh-act boo of vocal and
mttramental maic goe wi;h the metn-
tersbip
Tins is a stt'eodid thine and
1 every love of tnttsic should subsvni.
i,iB to"
Ladic wtsnisa nnw.iL fur tbe bol-
LT!'eifn!.!Jll !l the ltl deeign.
Itlara can nn.l t lr. .unrfmitnt nt tt n
v.tj-.v i. iiu, vt . .tx. muu mm
shades. Oar lunch
andd-)lieear atampt-d on fine quality
, .. . y..m
, , afowx tbut
TTaeScr One. Uoocirrd DoIUrf SUa'ard tit
any cam of Ca'arrh UiAt cab no be cared by
taa Catarrh Care
F. J. CHENEY Al CO.. Pre.ToItda, O.
Wa tio Doden;;scst, have kaava F. 3,
Cbeoey foe tha last IS year.. aot beUcr bias
perfert'y kcaorable la all batineutrixu-uoas
aad Csancia.)- V' la carry oat aay c uatioo
anade ty lelr tn,
Wci rn":.Wi'-v TVTSFns.TcWo "J.
f Toiean. O.
nsh'X'alanb Cunj I tsVea l-ti-rs-. i"tAc.
In l r-.iv i""0 lo bk-i i4 ni.- i.
fceaf jfrt-as. fru tv. Iw sc
v aU IrrufaiM. lKi.aw-.ci t.'--
lla!i,s Ian :y;ri!l!.te lie te f.
Gobble. Gobble. G3jbV.
leave orders for Cbrifcias
Turkey,
Geeae.
Cbicken. duck, etc., at Schraeers. He
will bave the finet aaortment in Alcnv.
For the best drua. Dawson's.
IO CURE A COLD IX OXE DAT
Take Laxative Bromo Q iiqine Tablets
All druirgits refund the moneyif it fail
to enre.
Hall's It air Ren"wer Is pronounced tbe
beat prepmation m:'.e for thickening Ue
growth of the hair and restoring that
which is gray to i's original color.
Cut elisa
Th it hn toe rioj to it at Will tc St arks
Go earlv
To see Will & Start's
holiday good.
If our work and stock isn't as represent-
ei, you con get your money uutx. Mul
ley the primer.
All KecaaaaBeaa 11.
Auk your phiicin. )our druggist and
your frtenH about Shiloh's Cure for con.
umpUon. 1 hey will recommend it. Foi
ale by Koshiy Sc Mason.
.MARRIED.
HOCKENSMITII KEITH. At the St.
Charles hotel, Albany, Or., Dec. 21th,
1896, Mr. G. T. Hockensmilh and .Mies
Pulpha Keith, both oi Halsey, Or.,
tiev. M. C. H ire oficiating.
NYE COXXELL, On Dec 22, 189(1, at
the home of Win Kuhn, Mr. Granville
Nye and Miss May Conned. U. Loe
lace.J. P., olliciating.
BAM FORD CROUP. In Eugene on
Dec. 23, 189o, Mr. Chas Bsroford, of
Albany, and Mrs. Croup, a former res
ilient of ibis city for several years.
Mr. and Mrs. Bam ford have the best
wishes of Albany friends for happiness.
DIED.
WALLACc.- On Dee. 24, 1896, at her
home near Albany, Mrs. Annie, wifeof
J U Wallace, of cancer of the stom
ach, at the aj.e of 64 years. The de
ceased was an old resldentof the coun
tv and was highly respected.
The funeral took place yesterday and
wag conducted by Rev. D. V. Poling.
Constioation
Causes fully half the sickness In the world. It I
retains the digested food too long In the bowels ,
and
produces bUiousuess, torpid liver, null-
LrOo
gestlon, bad taste, coated
tongue, sick headache, In
somnia, etc Hood's Pills
01imafanllxllaa mw.A rn.lt lta
result. e.nvna.i.,..M. mu. inrimmHit,. .
' "" .."e.
TStwL
cos!
Fillsl
TELEGRAPHIC.
The Cuba Wr.
fVmCII,W.Pe ar,--A pecml to the
Commercial Tribune, from Key West says:
Jiuvana advices are tlmt Gomez' ad
vance guard ha captured I he town of Las
assegii, lu Sinta (jlara province, taking
he enure gam d afl tbe stores. A
Uayana fo Matnnza. this morning, to U
wnt to the front. Great exertions are be
ng mtijle to get a strong frce to oppose
General Gome, and three lines sro fting
forced to get the Cubans en'angled be
twoen them and crushed.
4 Haralat lr Hrjfer,
KeyWesttothe VHJ --. "m
.nkw ions, lc. 25. - A siciui
fctCitmsbiD najiM.fi r. .
Kivera wn is in command of the army of
Maceo, hi Wut a formal wnrninir to Gen
eral Weyier. G-ni-n.l Rivera notiQed ti e
-panijh captain-irenfral that if he persint-
the country, the Cubans will make repris
tur kpaujard. whom they .uy cap-
A Big veto:j.
Sax FsjAKciato, Dw. 2',. -The Butte
eleven d. fctd tie Olympic toJay bv a
score of 18 to 0. The result wa quite a
surpnaeto the Olympic, as thy wnr con
fluent of adoring m Usiat one to.icaion
again Uutte. Butte ued onr,fth
te.t
football game ever put uu in (lie
Weft
Jier strong line bucking and ex-
ceiiem team work proved tv) much for ber
n
opponents, j10 were lighter and ia poorer
condition as a team.
Aa Aaabltloa 5Io.
Pout Elizabeth, Cape Colony. Dec.
25. At a banquet tendered to Cecil Rhodes
brrebe made a rp.b-, in Ihe course of
aliicu he declared that hi public life wa
not ended, and that ne wouid not uive up
bis seat in parliament until be was turned
out. lie acccrted that no savant, country
can re jain a part of A f rial. Cape Colony,
he said, must be the domioaid power south
of Central Africa.
Darrak frr Thrve Frlrad
New iokk. Dee 24 A U'ArM ..;i s
from Key Vet save: j
I be lon.str flag of Cuba bu mrt U e!
red and je'low banner or Castile op.n tr el
eas. 1 he shrapnel, shell and rifle voi't ? "
of a brave nii!,u!r have made antww j
the roar of Fnaaiah 1-i-noun.h.ri n I 5 ;
gained for Cuoa Libre tbe Erst victo ;
be ocean. It was done by the ijli's.
ing ateamer Three Friend.
A Uvc f-hritiaaaa Blaaer
NoiiTnviLLE. Ky., Dire. 2 A fa'al
tbooimg aSray oi-urrei at l.u.v ntioa
iraiar e r.n. ir i . j : i i.
, u inner. Alter fl'.PEftr. llai
went out. and on returning ; said to have
eo Mr Harri and Medley in acompro -
mining rXKltiaa. Both men irr rt,i t.
and orened hre. Medtev wja hot
fUiin and Harris twice. ilrdW i. tk-aJ
and Ham til die. i
aa a fcreal Deal
Wasuixotox, Dec Z rnare i
toogeT aay doubt that the roecersl n
ration treaty between the United ute:
and Great UriUia i pracUcaily compltted
vj mo aaiuiacuon or botn vaxtrnm-rt
ad tbat its presentation tocoogre
ninr
i be expected in the cearfatnre Jwveral
i o- mend menu have been age?ed
aoJ axrMed Iru.ji lim t.i iima.m.
progrea of tb J oegotiaiions, bat it ia now
i conaJentiy beuevei the copy which wa
j f Jrwardl to Lard Saiwbury" by tsr Jaliaa
j I'ajncefote autmt a week ago wi'l at on- e
j receive the fornul aptoval of the Uriti.h
premier aad te retArced to WashiCfc-loa.
Bnaa trnarlaf.
ATiJtxTA. Dc 23. -V J I rvso arrired
in Auania r.:c -i tr-a i, ;;tlf
. At
ao e4r:y tout tt; tc.jrc:s
CO at U..J Ksn;:,:i u.j hf ti-ir-ruor At-!
ajr;a aud i-.v.r;aj t tt? cxecn::ve tsan
loa, hew h- Si rvrjjin a the girtsa-
or ru-t " ir..!4 ! i e-ss- in A?Uc'.j. ;
tseo lirM3 ud? his eppearaaoe n
tl Sects pJai forta, the .r tnd opera bodice,
which el w 14 tiled, iir -
Bryan was cat red hea be ipjiievL i:c
tolie for one c .-u. ca tbe eetiia ritu- '
plea of gl dUauhip. i
Male a Traia
f - , m.. ...
( ais.la irv, uk. -j, u:-J9 ujae
ni,,.c tkmmA the crratioi there , f
t jame and
the triio-rbir:g indjs-
- r. ma lie
j fcjj nphj tm4 lh ' ft'
s-etse tsr.ilit of it f oortb
.at.
Tt-y bad cot been heard froa.
lei r !" Tlti
W, ,v, , ,
iJA""te
, 7 .
leaj4. wiil continue t.t Im eterT.1 in I-.-.
Al . . ,. ., " I. i
oimii. raricg the errera.5..iiKe be-
" - . M V'U K.U,WUU.U. fop
ieen tsu gi-ercmeot and :-pain. tbe Ca-
CAuiaa yteaj h repeateuiy lepfl n-frrel
loiraicl hich .Spain rak-ht diw-ii
to f o low :n srranting boaie ru e to bar!
Cuban cCoeuU,
. I-c. 2t A H.tne dipatcb lo
iy: AM in icasicn hr aeem
at trsiiu Lai Un-n prep&nog
I-ntiost
the Ne av
to prove that
f.r tbe ev-nt t.f waritke ouip tcaUon
- "n i-aies. ice ounitM
u..uuuviutr vi r cato.ui Ol can-
ridges bas Iwn ordered at Breccia, and
four cruinert bave I ordered from tbe
Aocaldo yard ia Genoa.
A kftta aow.
Xkw Yokk. Dee. Ti For the first lime
in several year. New Yo: k ba ewy pros
pect of enjoying a white Christmas. Joo
begon to fall To-a.iav Bigot, and continued
todty. About 9o'il.i-k tbe weather turned
coldrr. Six inches of now fo!i in Boston
EVF.KYHODY
Has to Buy
GROCERIES.
here to do it is the question. Albaby
people have learned from years ot exper-
iciive mat
Parker Brothers
Can be depended upon. They keep
auiuuaru groceries, ireen produce and
the best fruits. Their baled poods
are the best made and give satisfaction.
ltieir prices are rtgbt.
Buy your groceries of them.
Buy your produce of them.
Buy your fruits of them.
Buy your baked goods of them.
Business is burning in our line. Peo
ple are taking advantage of our first class
work aud low pi ices.
InrRurr Job OrEicg.
I's here,
Q Will A Stark's t-legant aEsorlment cf ui.
vw ware ior tee holidays.
A personal invitation.
To see Will 4 Stark's derant stotk
of
goods for tbe holidays.
Ti-lu Tar and Wild Cherry conch svrup.
..... ... . ,u un , Jf WtlfU v.ui.
Tolu Tar and Wjui ( henv couch svruo
Tolu Tar and Wild Cherry Couth syrup.
loiu larand w iiit t berry coug"i syrup
tout taranu viui t;nerry cougb yrup,
Tolu Tnr and Wild Cherry couh syrup.
ioiu lar and Hd Cherry cough syrup
Every bottle guaranteed.
BuuKtiAitT & Lke.
Chhihtm.8 resTlviTiM are near at
hand I on t worry and work yournelf to
deal ti doing your witching at home, but
send it to us. we iil give you a satisfac
tory job and our prices are conect. Call
and get our rates. Citt Lavs dry.
i. Nimoson & Son Pron s.
Orp. Pt Charles Ilotoi.
On the ticket,
W ill c Stark for your
They have the goods.
bo'iJay trade.
We handle the famous Whiiirc papers.
innd print them up for you at the same
prite you paj foriiifcicr grndoi. Smiley
t'rlntM
jacw macintoshes and b t. coats.
c.,.,..,.. teed waterproof
vt
L.F.
Illain ClithliisCoV.
Ntitico Teachers.
The 0 C & E R R will make a rato t to
teacher ultemling the nnnoa' convent !ou
at Salem of one and a fifth fare for tbe
round uip. Good uuul Ulst for return
- .
pure D rug8,.frca lawson'tt.
Notico for Publication.
Land Officb at Or hook Citt, Or,
Oso. 23, 183S.
Natioe is hereby given that tbe follow
ing named snttler ha liltd notice of Li
intention to make tiaal proof in aapport of
hua'sim, an,l that said prv.f will be male
oeiore the county cl'rk cf L'nn eonnty at
Albany, Ore .on, rn Fahrasry 5'h. 1897,
vis: Mr Aoial Ol.lw; f I E 1(032 fcrhe
HolSW M and W of S K i of Sec
- , ipwn uoi, ne nsms the follow
mi wimesara to prnva hi cont nnoar re
deone npnn ar.d caltivati'jo of, laid land,
viz: U V Ive-, A T Ives, V ti Oanfortb,
"I'SA M uliotsini, a:lrl rtroi Oregon.
l'.OBKur A Mu le i, Il gutor.
EXECUTOR'S KOTICE.
Notice i hereby given that the 't-nder-
aigned have beei dulv appointed by tbe
Hon county court of Linn county. Oregon,
executors of the laid will and ttamet of
Human Arnold, deceased, late of aaid
couoiy, ann an portions having claim
agmr.ni a!d estate are hereby required to
present tbe aiie to tbe said underaignod
t Aibapy. Oregon, properly ve'iSed with
in six nionto from the dale hereof.
DU'd at Allny, Oregon, this oth dy
cf December,
I'o.NKAniN AaxoxD,
Robebt Arnold,
Wmitnkv k NewpokT, fcxecutrs,
Attys for Kxs-
ADMiKiSTHATCHS NOTICE.
Notice la herebygUe-n ihaMhe under
signed ha beea appointed Ly the county
court ot Ijnn county, Oregon, admini
falnr with the wii! ar.nexed of te ette
ot Jana Fanning, deceased, late ot Lino
connl'.. Ail perxori bavicg clirca
again' said e'ae are hereby notiS-d to
present p,e rac with the proper vouthen
to me t A loan y, Oregon, within six
mon'hs from tbe dte of this noi-o-Eluik
& Cakjiov, Samuel E Vorso,
Attfi for Admr. AJimniatra-or
wih be will noex-d
AJ'-A-?y, Orvon, Oct 6. IS36.
ADMINISTRATOR'S KOTICE.
No'ice is hereby given that P V Duncan
ha been duly rp"iGtd admiol'trator ol
ihe estate of A D Koo. Iae ot Ltr.n coon
ty. O'egitn. kepd, bv tr coun'y court
of Linn coun'y, Oregon, and "hat he has
duly quaUSed a ucb. ail persons having
ctaimt gaiat Mid eU!- are hereby not-
; . -1 n r . An 1 1... . . .-a .A M IU
PrT r v,och!?' uB"r oatn et tbe cffi of
! k' Ilt!.', ,!l Al Oregon ith!.n
; ix mon't iro-n the date hereof
Dated ti 1 Uh day of flerember, 1556
P V Discas, Administrator.
KOTICE CF FINAL SETTIEMENT.
Xot ice i hereby given that the onder-
Mjrn'd a adm'nUtratnr of the etite of
J i-' Pi Ice, deceaied. ba CI d his final c-
S c?,nt ia 11 ll ' U eoutfy cbrrk
! - . j " j
t . . . . - . "
s Jaury.. l"-5-! hor ol I o c ockp
m of 1 JaT 1jT H1' c' K?Hf? 01 "i(J
"'"'i1""" '""' wi wiu ctmib
bv and all reraons having acy objection
to be same are hereby nrmSed to be prjs
ent at said time and present the nmg.
J A Paasv
VTK.ATass.roRD "tatt. AJxr-
au? fr AdTr.
' fTnt.irA
for PuDlication
LOm:t ats Citt. Ot.
iK-s S Is, ISSfi.
Xa'.ist i berrSy ttvm that tht f.u;oins
mwi -ttl r tu !"l-d native of kn ictes
ij -a to ke?.:il r-r- f i otrtrt ot bi
-" A th.t Mni ?rv4 W'H l male t-f.w-
;r i:,"jj tr l fiweirtrrt )? jr-n
tif.v. O r. iai,aarf Sj'h. 1?7, tm:
hrvt.is N".fcn.c; Tr L S 774 far tHe S
f X K V. Lot 1 a?d 2 .v: 3. T 10 S
HtE, H r-am f e f i'kii g iuew
13 '(or MSaaa raeKapo acd
ca:t: a'ioo o', ;4 I-td, vrz: C I lUnk.e,
HTt-Wie, Oii'et KtEtos,C BGauee,
aU i-f X afaa. Orefc,
RiBfxar A. Miulex. Hejter.
KOTICE OF FlXAt SFTTLEMEMT
rli Ia i,arkt c i co. trit nA i.l
i.-neJ exco'rix of "be it wi"i aai teta-
i taeot ct XiHry Uivger. dscea-d. ha Sied
i in be coon'y conn ol Una county, Ckre
acconnt a acH executrix
.and that Mid coart La SveJ Satardav.
. . . . .
WWW li ar 2 ct section to
: . , I . ...
eat ct
the uj.
pgi; p. ,rKn,--,x
.,
! A .'
AO.MI-JISTSATOS' r.QTiCS
No'l u hereby t'vtn that
; signed ha beeu "duly arpoiul
; t'oun'y cvmrt ot Linn coar.tv.
; rainitrtir of tbe e te of Jj
r".. !r;, ar-
t.irvgon, a t I
. er, deaed. U: v( aid couy, awl he
: na ua:r qitiiSol ss u:ii U ll pe'eots
navine claim arfamt -ai.l estate r h
by reqated to prewnt tr.r isje o me at
Ait-anr. trekn, prvpe"y vriaed as
t-y ia provued, wuinn
tbi daV.
Iied at AilAftv, Orcg.
of Deoeral-"-. 1S'...
Whitney i XawroKT.
Attyt for Adnr.r.
;x rrior!tc f:oa
b. H i 18sh day
i' v Mters,
AiaiinMrator
NOTICE CF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
i have tbU day filed In the County
Cu't of Lino countv my final account as
amfn;:ratnr de boni "non of the estate
of James Knot deceased And the judge of
said ceot ha appointed the 5ih day of
Jo. 1S9? for bear'rg objections to said
account nd the settlement thereof
Dated DecSrd. 15
G. B. Haic.iit, AdmlnUtrat. r of James
Knox, deceased.
THE RUSH
Continues in our job department. We
are receiving orders daily from the best
business firms in this and adjoining
counties. We invite tbe pnblic to in
spect our work and prices. Work eatis-
tactory or no pay. Let us serve vou.
Imi-kist Job Office.
l-ADlEb. I make nig wages at home, and
want all to have the sauie epporturitv.
Tbe work is very pleasant and will eatly
rayai weeaiy. rhts is no deception.
Iwant no money and will gladly send full
particulars to ail sending stamp. Miss M.
a., btebluns, Lawrence, Mich.
CITY TREASURERS KOTICE KO. 12
.1 I I a .a. a
notice is nereoy Eiven mat tm!s n
on hand to iav uidstanding warrant of
the iMue of SC, bom No 4o3 to 6.Ti, in
elusive, interest on such wsrra'its will
cea with the ilate rf tbi notice.
Albany, Or, IVc. Si. ISiHl.
E. A . Parker, City Treas
WAXT::i.-One ot the illustrated
liH'criCii! atlxsinap. of Linn and
Mat ion v,autiea, made by Edgar Williams
&Co,18Tjs. Cuilatothee W. 13. Kub-
ardson, IJroudulUiu bt.
RIPvVN'S
The modern stand
ard Family Medi
cine: Cures the
common every-day
ills of humanity.
o
BIACKWELIS
I
mm.
w- 4
To will Shad
isuruu cac tw omme kag,
aa4 two im latatde caef
tamm eauaea twa; ot Black,
wrll'a Dau-haaa. Day m baa;
or tblm ccUtnrnted
rA Uaa o poa whlrh
Give a Its et valaaM. prw
cata aaut how Vm ajet tkcaa.
EAST AND-SOUTH
THE SHASTAROUTE
OF THE
Southern Pacific Co.
(lrei CxBTaas Traiaa Umn Pwtiaaa Dally
avnta
tvm at.y ii iK4
8 Hit. a. i.r
Am I arid
At t:a a
! T r
ii a I Vw
Albkay
11 Ui a f Ar
Above trains od at East Portland
Oregun Cttv. WooJhqra. Salem. Tur
ner, Mar-on, Jenenon. Albany ,
angent, Shedd. Halser Eueeae
Creswed, Cottege Grove, Drain, and all
stations f rota fiiaeborg s'ht to aid in-
ciaoing huatt.
lA, I I
law .
aonavaa su'mih
l"if I Lt rorUaaa Ar -K-r
ll-jralL. Albany (. l Ur
fcS'H I Ar lltoeawer L.I S Or.
taaaaoa aaaara
Lmr. A!hiar fer LebaMa 791a
Arrira at AXauv Croat Lanao Mil a
Lea. A!bai tor Lanaaoa Ir i
im a Aibaar (ruoa Lroaaoa Mi T a
Laan Albiay tar Wood burn ria Waodbaca -
braara lOstO a a
krrir at Albany fro Woodaara ura
LanAllurlc Ssrroa s5 r
lm at Aitaay Inoam Satroa I QS a
PGUKAr- WW SUEPEFl.
AJTD
Dining- Cars on Cgdsn Route
SECOND-CUSS SLEEPING CARS
Attack (o all Tfcraax Traia
Vea( : KvMmI
utsui arf AAa as roBValLx
aa tj eaati
40a a
. a lt
sal Ar
eantaeS
Cm,
ArlSja ra
Lv lltra
Exprees train diiy (except Sanday)t
Albany aad Corvai:i connect with traia o
O.C. t- txx.
Mrai P .rJml ar I n
12kr j Ar ILJLaavilS Ly I SAS
Through Tickets
to al pea sa Eaatarn Ai4. Ca?aAa aa4 Za7,
eabieuori at k-vac ratal Iraaa C K FKOSS1
rt, A:ar
& kOAMl lK K t B.Ka.
Wafae tatarafl
raruaat
15D
S00 PACIFIC LINE.
Ta all Foists m
TH3 East comoriaiDia tsKrrcT6i
AIlQ-alis UJ iiy Etean
' "rTjrt is and best saritce
ioii2odera rcllis? nsri
433 finest read bed.
H f tvewal rfn-w. 3f.,
rpiuted bv trejuij uiiDMi kiUI&l UtUlu SUKi
I
The only line ranain? tbronsh trains
from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast.
Cheap tickets to and from all parts of
curope via au steam snip lines.
EMPRESIM
TO
CHHA lull JAPAN
The shortest and
Pacific ocean.
best Use across the
CA5U3IAN AmiLIAS IHS
TO
nowLt c, fiji k iumux
Tl steamers are the finest that
hav .sailed the Pacific ocean and
car i experienced medical man, and
as rdeee on every voyage.
i im tables, or any other infer
nation, call on or addnss
E 1 COYLE Agent,
16 Third St Portland. Or.
S N STEELE CO. Agesta,
Albany Or.
GEO. McL. BROWN, D. P. A.
Vancouver. B. C
I C. & E, R. R. CO.I
t Willamette River Division,)
Steamer ALBAXY, Cjpt. J. L. Smith,
rreigui ana asscusef,
Leave Albany for Portland
Sandays, I
Tuesdays and Thursdays.
unsurpassed accommodations and
rhedules eepeo'ally for the needs of up
er Willamette travel. Picnic parties
san avau tnemscivee ol this echedule for
inv desired point between Corvallis and
Salem, leaving in the tnorninir and .
turning in due tme the same eveninir.
fepeciat rates for special partiea of 15 or
more.
II. L.WAUBXX.
Agent, depct.
rzii nnn Trininmi
i Saa Va.mdnat a a aaaaaat
aTtawrr. saa
.VaAllia m..Jt tm 1A m
uauaeh&
I7"r io. aaa aatia.tas at aoa tot
uaaaraaaeteaaoearaaaMKaaraaty. it
roaaratarso er-aia aara wa mul auumot
ebai
t,tt tall to aora. If mm haM aaaa Boar-
CUTJ, lodtaa aoluh. aii ain kiM aetiaa aaA
Puua, naoaa ratehaa In aaoata. Bora v aeoas
mplea. l'uppr t olorvU anota. I'lcara oa
sav pan of thaixia. H.i.n, r.hroi falllna
out, H Is this SrpaUlUa KA-)6u FOISO.N u4
aresroaramtMloenr. Wauri.3bBKio
Bat eaaea amt taakanc tha world I
obaU-
lor a
baOlixl the .kill il la moat aiutaaut phrsi-
naia o
rav
clana. 300,000 eapilal babloa oar anooutt.
ttonal narantr. ABoiutnrvoraantaaaleeoa
applwatiua. Adttraaa t'OOR, KKMriUY CVAa
M MaauBM 'Aaiiuila. AUtCAlaO. Ali. .
GISL WAXTED. To do housework,
family of five, must be willing to
work, no bummers need apply. Address
ox STJ3, City, stating terms.
WANT .4?,TTmiw
TO.THE
erves m choicb ot
TWO TKAK3COXTISH.S1A1.
routes :
GREAT
PACIFiC
VIA
DEKVE
0AHrt
aa
SFOKAfiE
KIKKEAPOUS
ST. PAUL IAHSA3 CITY
LOW KITES TO ALL
EaSTERS .CITIES
fXTE AX STEAM EKs
EAVE PORTLAND EVERY OAS
.. soa .. .
SAN FRANCISCO
par rail oetai cal
CruAX At MoTm, Aioo. Or
a ADDaaajs:
W H HTJELBllKT.
(JaVt Fa- Ae
K. McKELLL Preadent and U.aager.
PORfLAXD. OR.
Got things spelled wrong and all mix
ed np disylay wa poor type, old
fashioned press work bad paper
cheap noUiing as it oaght to be? Well
take yoor next job of printing to Smi
Iev the Printer and
m ll Ml EiiiL
P. E. Importart). Tbe prite icr do
ing t will be right, too.
alley's prinriaz t I printing.
.RECOFi CEfiTRAL
&, EASTERN.
YAQU1NA BAY ROUTE
Connecting at Yanoina bar with ta
San Francisco aad Yaqoina Bay Steam
ship Com pony
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Sails trom Taquina evenr 8 davs for
Saa Francisco. Coca Bar. Port Orford.
Trinidad and Humboldt Bay.
AcTOMoriATioxe "''rarasin.
Shortest roote betweex. . Willan-
ette Valley and California.
Fare from Albany and points west to
San Francisco
1st class to Saa Francisco $ 10 00
3tuka6S 6.C0
Round trip ITXC
To Coos Bay
Cabin $&C
To Humboldt Bav and Port Orlord.
Cabin 0C
YAQU1NA BAY
The most popular Seaside Besort on
the North Pacific coasu Xo undertow
Surf bathing abeoi utely sale.
For those wishing to combine hunting
and fishing with aquatic sports, this re
sort has no equal. Deer, bear, elk, con-
gar, brook trout and salmon trout, caa
be found in abondanco within a few
hours' drive of the bav.
fV Reduced rates from all pot i
Eswnc Stosi, Manager.
C M AVO, T. F. is r. A.
. L. Waloex, A it. depot, Albany
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Chicago
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Philadelphia
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Points East and South
Thro u eh tickdts to Japan and China, vi
Tacoma and Northern Pacitio steamshif
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For information, time cards, laaps am
tickets call on or write C O Uorkhart
A Kent, Albany, Or.
Or A D Charlton. Ast ien Taaa Axt
Portland. Or.
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I The regular price is $4 a year ;" but you
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