The state rights democrat., December 24, 1897, Image 1

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ALBANY OREGON. FRIDAY. DKCEAfBER 24. 1897.
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and Loss or SLEEP. .
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EXACT COPT OF WRAPPER.
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Oliver
Best on earth.
Everyone knows the Oliver
plow. Sold only by
HOPKINS BR
the opening! "Bate
OF
ALBRNY
FOR
Thirty-First Year
is Septemoer 15, 1897. Ilis facilities for a fine Higher Edacation offer
ed by tMs institution are of a Mgh orer. Iab c UegB is laorougn
in all its work. 5hs faculty is mane up of specialists in many jines
Albany is a safe ana" pleasant residence for young people. Eie college
offors thorough comes ia cinsiD, commsrciil wori, nonnil 8tndies.art
academic and collegiate studies. The new Ca'a'ogaemay be ohtaiue3
upon application. Correspondence imrited. y
Wallace HowLee,
President.
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arness.
n aril iif,M winn wnixami
"at cost.
naVing pUIUItWCU IHV OIAWV va sav.
ness and saddlery ot Powers cc 10m-
linson we will sell all the present
stock of harness
irmke room for a
Now is the time
harness at cost
TOMLmOtf
a L 3 AMY CIGAR FACTORY
. .iOsKi'l' proprietor
SEE
THAT THE
FAC-SIMILE
SIGNATURE
OF-
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WRAPPER
OF EYEBT
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Caztoria li p-st cp in oasU bottles anly. It
is act acid ia balk Don't allow acyooa to call
yoa aavthinr else an tlte t"a or vromiaa that h
1 is "just aa rood" and "will ixswer every ft
pose." -Eoa thst ysc get C-A-S-T-O-B-I-A
2s MZ . . sET hea
Plows
Nil II lH
IMS
OS.
Albany Oregon.
BOLIM
THE
RAGTIWli
xiarness,
ai cost ior casn, iu
complete new stock.
to get a good set
of
& DUBRUILLE.
WHEAT.
New York May 9S7'c.
Chicago 92,io.
San Francisco 83.6-3
Albany 64c.
Liverp!gl,Jf,h'fttier.
Rports?!ijaiitrou8 raina in Argen
tine are liable to affect the price of wheat
in the right direction.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Reported by the Linn County Ab
stract Company, for the Democrat for
the weekfnding Pec. 14th, 1897.
Geo Woodward and wife to E A
Uoodnough, wty deed. T 14, 2,
w 559 acres $
2500
Cbas GoOdnougu and wf to L A
Gooanough, qt cl 480 seres, T,
14, J, w
S A Hulin and wf et al, to Antoa O
Toaier, T 15, 4, w 125 acres. . .
E J WBionghbyet al by sheriff to
Wai Carnes, T 16, 3, w 320 acs
E X McOaw and wf to RB and
Aana M Stewards, wty deed,
21" acres
J McKonkie and wf to Keziah
Gibbs, wty deed, tract in town
of Peoria
E J Penect and wf to W E Gibbs
wtv deed, See.10, T 13. 4, w 6 A
Phillip Faal, by sheriff, to J E
Yeoman et al, tax deed, Sec 15
T 9, 1, w 60 acres
Sam King, Jr, to J E Keoman, qt
cl deed, und , of Sec 15, T 9,
1. w 40 acres
J E Yeoman and wf to dm King
Jr, qt cl deed, nnd i bee 15,
T 9, 1, w 40 acres
The Elk's Bill.
2000
850
1400
37
Some very pretty invitations have been
Usued to tbe grand New Years ball and
reception ot the Albanv Lodge of Elks,
No. 359. Grand march at 10 o'clock
sharp, reception from 8 to 10 o'clock
To ba given in their hall. Tickets in
cluding banquet $2.50. Following are
the committees :
Reception J K Weatherford, C G
Bursbart, W R fiilyeu, S M Yoran, R W
Mitchell, F A Moore, Fred Page Tustin,
Edwin Stone, Otis Patterson.
Invitation J A Wilson, P J Smiley, C
G Rawlings. H J Hopkins, W F Pfeiffer,
J H Howard, T Howard, J R Wjatt.
General arangenenta J R Wyatt,
Henry Hopkins, H J Sower. P J Smile.
J A Wilson
Floor managers H J Hopkins, H J
Sower, J H O'Neil, DrWH Davis. J A
Wilson, E J Seeley, J R Wyatt, J C
Mayo. R B Montague. J A Cummin?. A
M Cannon, Albert Sternberg.
Resolutions of Condolence.
WiitKEAS. the Almishtr hath seen fit
I to remov from our midst, our belcred
friend and brother, FriUZuhlsdorf ;b it
Reaolve.1, That we, in behalf of his
classmates, do hereby offer words of
condolence to hia bereaved relative and
lrirnd Be it further
Resolved, That a copy of (lies, resolu
tion be sent to the family of the de
ceaaed, and also to the weekly papers of
Alhany for publication
Signed bv Anna Marshall, Mr rie Gas
ton, Edna Lear, Florence Marks, Alma
aievere, committee.
Will Go East President A. B
Hammond, of the Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad, ia out on the line of th
road making a personal inspection of
the work. When he returns to Astoria
he will meet the chamger of commerce
and the Astoria Progressive Commercial
Association to discuss method of adver-1
using Astoria. When be Khali have j
compietvd this work be will go . east on
buainefi connected with the company.
Portland Tribune. On tbia trip Mr.
Hammond. It is undrstood, will com
plete nis arrangements for the money
lor extending ttie Uorvallta tastern
R. R.
The CABorwLQcABTrrand Prof. Fle k
at the onera house on Thursday evening,
Dec 30. The Statesman says of the lat
ter: The few who have heard bim are
unstinted in their praiecf bim as a great
concert player, lie has a Urge reper
toire of- the greatejt concert numbers
played by the world'a greatest players.
The flatterirg precs notices that he has
received, both in Europe nd America,
are a very sure guarantee, that his play
ing be:3iagnmcent. Mr. Meek is a na
tive of Vienna, Australia, a graduate of
the Imperial Conservatory of Music at
St, Petersburg, Ruesla, and a pupil ofj
Anton Kubenetem.
A Kcpobt. vonsiUerable interest was
taken in a report today that A. Be:ker
and nine others bad been drowned at
tkiguay, but Mrs. Becker knew nothing
about it, it and could m.t be traced np.
Mrs. Rev. J. T. Abbett arrived home
on the afternoon local after a three
months' visit in the east. She came dir
ect from Hals ted Kansas, and reports
having had a very enjoyable trip. Eu
gene Kegister.
Capt. Knhn, of the S A returned ves-
terdav to his work at Roeeburg, alter a
vacation of two weeks. It is reported
that the ( apt will some day return
with an Albany young lady as Mrs,
Kuhn.
Jay Swank was brought from Lower
Soda to bis Home t Lebanon yesterday
evening. He was brought by ten men in
charge of Dr. Lamberson, who had re
gained with him from the time of the
accident. He is gradually improving
and will probably recover, a result not
expected at first.
- The Boston Beacon, discussing the new
play, "The Physician." in which Maud
Hoffman, appears, savs: "Miss Maud
Hoffman, as the heroine, Edana Hindes,
W charming the has made tremendous
aius since she began ber career here in
Boston some lour vears szo. and even in
the pabt year. She plays the heroine
With n'ce discretion and excellent judg
ment throughout, and in the scene where
she overhears ber lover's confession of
tils weakness to the physician a scene
wkeie a hint of overdoing the horror and
consternation that overcame her she
arises to the full requirements of self-re
pressed, overwhelming - despair. Her
future is certainly one of great promise
aco. her work in Mr. Willardi other plays
with be looked forward to by ber many
aanurers in uoston.
Mr A M Talt last evening was aoDoint-
I ed lion County agent fur the Ladies
I Home Journal, br W H Daniels the Pa-
cific Coast agent, and will push tbe work
tor to greatest or ladies journals.
In lenognrion of the prowess in win-?
ning tbe college championship of tbe Pa
cific northwest tbe O A C football eleven
has bee presented by John Rtckard with
nve no tat turkeys.
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r In all the world there Is no other treatment
0 pore, so awaet, o aafe, so speedy, for pre
serving, parifjtag, and beautifying the akin,
calp, and hair, and eradicating every hu
mor, aa warm baths with Cdtkicba Boap,
and gentle anointings with Cuticuha (oint
ment), the great akin core.
Iticira
tm old ttsMMiwHmvt thm worlaL.
VOTM
Vro rCHM. fjuBPtsol Pnp, Boston.
a-"AU About Uu Sua. gulp, ud Utlr.'tnt.
Mi 11
DEATH OF IR, CRAWFORD.
Dr. Geo. F. Crawford died at 5 o'clock
this morning at his home in Corvallis,
where he had resided only a few weeks.
The Willamette valley thus looses one of
its pioneer and most respected citizens.
The immediate cause of his death was
dropsy.
Dr. Crawford was born in Grayson
countv Virginia, on January 1, 1818, and
thus lacked a few days of being eighty
years of age. He niovel to Warren
county. III., in 1844, where he studied
medicine and wai admitted to practice as
a physician. He was married in 1845 to
Miss Mary Giltuour, who survives him.
In 1852 they moved to Albany, in and
near which he resided the remainder of
his life. His record was a clean one.snd
he leaves a name for integrity and fair
dealing of which his family may be proud.
Besides a wife, 6ve children survive him,
Mrs. T. L. Dugger, J. G. Crawford, W.
W. Crawford, Orville and Helen Craw
ford, weil known and prominent residents
of this city and vi:inity.
Mr. Crawlorl represented Linn countv
in the state legislature twice in a credit
able manner. He was president of the
Albany Farmers Co. for a good many
years. Though owning a large farm Dr.
Crawford resided in Albany for; man t
years. His death will be greatly regret
ted. Funeral services at the residence at
Ellsworth and 4th streets tomorrow
morning at 9 :00 o'clock.
Following will be the pall bearers t L.
E. Blain; P. B. Marshall. L. C. Marshall,
M. rayne.E. V. Langdon.C. H.Stewart.
LEBANON.
Miss Edna Allen, of Albany, was the
guest of Miss Magers Sunday and Mon
drv, returning home Tuesday.
G. W. Cruson ha ssld his hardware
store. The name of the new company is
the Lebanon Hardware Co. For the
present Mr. Cruson is employed as man
ager. Mrs. F. U. Hickok returned home Sat
urday from a two months' visit to Los
Angeles, San Fiancisco, Stockton and
other California lowns. She says she
had a very pleasant vUit.'
Arnold A Lampman's Greater New
York high class vaudeville comoanv will
show at the Band ball Friday tvenine.
Dec 17.
Matt. Farlev. superintendent of the
Waterloo woolen mills, has resigned
He passed tbroueh Lebanon Mondav on
bis war to Dal Us to take a position in
the woolen mills there.
C. E. Uoolbrook andO. W. Thompson.
of Salem, were in Lebanon a couple days
this week. The former advertised that
he would give an exhibition of mesmer
ism and hypnotism Monday evening, bui
the audience was to small that be post
poned the exhibition, and the next day
Mr. Thompson and the "Great Hoi
brook" walked out of town. X. B.
Further particulars next week.
The vonne men of the ''Tammanv"
club organized last Saturday otght an !
adopted by-laws. They named the club
the loons- Men's Social Reform Club
They elected officers as follows: Geo S
Gilstrao, Manager; Lewis Crandall.Jobn
nope, td L mphrey, Arthur Haidy, Ljle
Baker, Assistant Manager: ti W Crasoo,
Pre: Henrv Smith. Vice Pres: Herbert
Simpson, Sec- W VY Eikins, Treas. Af
ter the election of officer the club was
given a royal banquet at Miller' hall, by
the ladies of Lebanon wbo wished to en
courage them in their new wort. The
club has rented the vacant bonding next
to Dr. Foley drag store, and will soon
occupy their new quarters.
Oatville.
As we sit sod listen to the patter ot
the rain we feel happy that we are in a
land where excessive cold and storms
never come
Smitli of the corner store is 1 yicg in a
supply of 'wood for a coid day and alo a
supply of candy and nuts for the holi
days. Mr. Will Barton will accept our tbauks
for a nice piece of beef. Come again !
Mr. Tom Kadford and wile are visit
ing Mr. Ks brother Mr. James Morgan.
We are glad to announce that Jim is get
ting along all sight.
e are euad to see the familiar note
of oi.r "dear friend" Belinda Jane again.
Where have yon been so long?
n hue e were in Isngent last week
we made some inquiries about cur fel
low scribe "Vouog America."
learned that one youn lady heard from
him frequently, bnta? we were in a hurry.
Y. A. or we wi l give you away. Sabe!
Miss Stella Hamill save us a nice loaf
of bread of ber own make, wtucn we
found was very good. "They who give to
the poor loan to the Lord" and a goad
a-t is never thrown away.
Anseline" call as yon pass and we
will goto "Smith's" and get some candy.
tie has some of the nicest in town, lie
u-e and call (?)
Messrs. Palmer and Mark Curtis passed
through here yesterday. We asked them
if the "aaveof prosperity had struck
them yet. Tbey were not slow in inform
ing as that on account of the condition of
their farm the "wave" hd pased clear
over them.
Beggars have come to our town. They
don't want food nor clollun. nothing but
silver. They want it to buy randy for
the Xinas tree. Pro Bono Publico. Nika
halo chickmen. Nextl
Lmui Rosa Bi n.
List of Patents.
Granted to Pacific Coast inven
tors this week. Reported by V A
Snow A Co. patent attorneys, Wash
ing ten, D. C.
H Anderson. Summ.r. Wash, stirrup:
II P t hese, Salem, Or, stovepipe-bolder;
A G Dehlin, Seattle, Wash, potato parer
nd sheer: W X Lvon, t'ortland, ur.
dental appliance; S E Maxon, Portland,
Or. ventilating show-wiudow: W Mas-
cher, Portlmd, Or, relief-valve tor toree-
pumpe; U M weymano, ban rranct3c:
Cal, electric elevator controller.
tor copy of any patent send 10 cent in
postage stem ps with date ot this paper
to V A Snow & Uo., Washington, U v.
Card of Thanks.
In onr sorrow, connected with the last'
ta jf kl ndness snd affection to an age i I
nsoand and father, we do not forget to I
xpress our neartietttnanks to irieods in
Corvallis, wbo assisted as so kiudly in
starting upon the sad journey, to the I
old friends who assisted in the short fun-1
eral services in Albany : and to the old
neighbors at Sand Ridge wbo performed
tbe last aina acts, io you one and an we
feel deeply grateful May you wneul
called upon to undergo a similar be
reavement meet with like kindness and
affection.
Mas. M. E. Cba wibd and family.
Houcay Excrwnox Rates. It has
been arranged by tbe OO&h It H Co.
to make a holiday excursion rate of 1 1-5
fare for round trip tickets good between
11 river points. The ticket will be on
sale snd will be good going from De
cern oer 23rd to 28th inclusive, and to re
turn January 4th, 1898. J C. Mayo.
bup't mver Division
Home Urst.
The World afterwards. Get good
grcceiies for your family. Conn & Hus
ton keep the best, which thev soli at the
lowest possible prices. Fresh vegetable
and fruits according to tbe season, always
on nanu.
A fine line of crockery.
Don't Guess. Perfumes ar carta into
please ber, especially when yon give Pal
mer's, the best. Hoe our assortment in
fancy boxes also our iine of Toilet cases,
albums, glove and handkerchief boxes,
comb brush and mirrer seU. All new and
op to date goods, ws ask your inspection.
bUBKHABT A LVB.
WHEAT.
Friday noon Dec, 17.
New York 03c.
Chicago 81?4'c.
San Froncitco 83c,
Liverpool, no change.
Am Hoi aUiitiND Death. A letter re
ceived this morning from Seattle an
nounced the safe arrival there of Dr. G.
W. Maston on the last steamer from San
Francisco. 114 had intended going on
the ill-fated Cleveland, and was on his
way from Inalsside to take the steamer
when a collision occurred with the San
Jose train and 'the train was delayed so
long that when the doctor arrived at the
wharf the boat had been gone aa hour;
otherwise he would have been in the
wreck land probably drowned with the
others. The Doctor will leave in a few
days for Alaska to look over the field, be
fore retiming t Albany.
A marriage license was issued to Frank
Tharp and Addit Flock this week. Ga
setle. . . .
C. B. Winn wid go to Sacramento this
week to fill a position In the W. F. office
during the holidays.
The funeral of fcjr. Q. F. Crawford was
largely attended this forenoon. Mrs.
Reed, of Lebanon, made the talk for the
occasion.
W. E. Foster, upon whom an opera
tion ior appenuicitis was performed, is
gradually improving and is thought to
oe out oi canger.
J. H. Thatcher, the telephone man, Is
in the city. Mr. Thatcher is about to let
the contract for three thousand telephone
poles. Among the Udder j aie the San-
tiam Lumber C , of this city.
Mr. Mark Peery ia the new C. C. of the
K. of P. lodge of Scio. W. E. Savage is
the commander of the Maccabees and
Mattie Savage of the L O. T. M. J.
Simpson is the new N. G. of the Odd
Fedows.
A reunion of the Apollo Club was held
lagt evening at th residence of Dr. i, C.
Littler, to be followed later bv a reor
ganisation of it. Avervlive as well as
musical time was bad. games were plsy-
i ana a nae mncn served During the
evening Prof Lee attempted to make a
speech, but tbe report is it never ended.
Did Mr. Sear Steele Irving' Sox. If
you hear such a report deny it. Those
present were: Mr and Mrs G S Ache
ton, Mr and Mrs. Sear Mr and .Mrs EE
Goff, Mr and Mrs 8 N Steele. Prof Lee
and wife, Mr Simon ton. Miss Mildred
Burmescer, Clem Irvin, Mis Ina Mc
Culkugb, Prof Sox, Marguerite Hopkins
Mrj fc BroD, ai Anns Fort miller
Mr and Mrs Veal, and Mr Yard Littler'
The marriage of Miss Amelia Met.
chan to Mr. B Frank Meredith was. cel
ebrated on Wednesday evnning at the
Dome oi air and Mr 1'hil Metchan on
State street. The ceremony was perfor
med at 8 o'clock bv Rev G W Grannis.
of tbe M E church, Miss Lillian Met
chan played the .edding march. The
onus entered upon the arm of her fa
ther. Miss Lena A Itorkhart, Portland,
maid of bonsr preceding them to the
lavifhlt decorated parlcr. where the
bride and groom took a position beneath
a bo neb of mistletoe Frank A French,
of Th. Da'ie. was best mai,. The
bride was richly attired in abite crded
i k, with a train trimmed to point lace
and carried a boqoet of whit carnations
tied with white satia rolj n, her cos
tome being completed with a heavv
white veil. Journa1.
Wedoealay ereoioi last, the friends
and neighbor of Mr. and Mrs. Cbaa.
LaFolIett gave them a very pleasant
farewell reception at the home of Mrs.
L' parent, Mr. and Mr. Niinrod Pricv.
Mr LaFoltett and family intend leave
to a few davs for Southern California.
expecting to 6nd a borne in or tear the
Ked Lands" district tc that state. hence
iLts gathering of friend. A most eo lov
able evening was spent and a very iovit
ing lunch was served brought in by the
neighbor. Tbe everinz'e service) of
ong closed with the hymo, "Blest be th
Tie that Binds." Tbe following are the
principal families represented: A Her
man's, Kodine'a.Dav son's, M. Froman'
Tbo. and Frank Hooter's, Laei!es,
Perry's, Peeb'er's. Parson's. Payne's.
Tiilason's, and Walker's.
The Scio creamery ca cioreo tor aaLile.
The new M E church at ktcMionviile ia
to be dedicated next Sunday.
Eugene Uto bave t poollrvsboa' Iiec 30.
31 and Jaeaary I. Tbe preparation aid
prizes indicate a successful affair.
TkeAlbant TraJirg Co haareuled toe
at. re lately occupied oy Grabeni A Kob
ann's implement stock sod aboot the first
of tbe year will move into it See tbeir
new advertisement.
Faber. tbe Allans brewer, sold 0 bales
of hop from his Corvallis store this wet
to a Sn r ranas- firm. They were from
tbe Wbitaker yard. Tbe pnoe could no!
be learned, but it it Uougbt tba', it was
about IS cents Corral I u Uaxette
Uarecce Turner has been SDcointed lo
cal agent for the Portland lnbuoe. and
will start out with a good ltt of auWri ti
ers, iiie rnbuoe will be delivered everv
noon immediately after the arrival of the
1'ort.and train.
Lena L QowelL the cirl fir whom tbe
county judge baa been meeting a guardian
has at last found a troxl home. Mrs M E
O Kelly, wife of tba pulx of the EvanI
gel toil Church, ha been appointed ber
guardian by tbe court. Corvallis Gazette.
The four years detail of LieuU Dentler
as militiry inttrustor at tbe Oregoa Agn-
cultuanl college expires Feb 14ih. and he
expecti then to leave immediately and
join his regiment at Fort Apache. Arunna
ii-enameot b;s successor has not been
learned. Gazette.
A San Francisco dinpatcb aa that tSe
general opinion of shipping men l" that
the three masted schooner reported by the
impress ot India, as anore three nines
outside the Carmanan point, ia the Bella
i be Uelu waa commanded by Captain i
bmi'b. She was built at Acme, Oregon
in 1?V7, und is owned at l equina. Or
The Corvallis cidsr mill this fall nianu
factured 35,000 gallons of cider from II
600 bushels of apples.
Thin Blood
"Where the Mood loses its
Intense red grows thin and
watery, as ia anemia, there is
a constant leeling- oi exnaus
tion, a lack of energy vitality
and the'sptrits depressed.
Scott's Emulsion
i ri rt;! with Hvoo
phosphites of Lime and Soda
is peculiarly adapted to correct 4
this condition. T he cod-liver
otC emulsified to an exquisite
1
xinenesSr enter
anrl feeds its every corpuscle.
restoring the natural color and
system. The hypophosphitcs
V1V111V TiF ...
reach the brain and nerve
centres and add their strength
ening and beneficial effect.
If the roses have left your
r f- it w. a orennrinrr
l.ircc&Jf u r
thin and exhausted from over- S
work, of aire isbeginningr
to telL use dull i o ximut- s
Biurt you ft SCOTT'S EmuUlon .
All drusirUnj yx. and ii.oo. J
SCOTT A BOWNE, Chcmltu, Nw York,
BwCCCCis-
A Corvallis View.
From the Gazette :
Corvallis to get the name and Albany
(perhaps) tbe game is the latejt evolu
tion of the road, which started out as the
WilUmette Vslley A Coast Rai road.
There is not unmixed joy in the above
news. The honor there is in the name
will hardly compensate Corvallis for the
loss of the central otlices, bus it is under
stood, however, that fn the articles of in
corporation the bead office is not defin
itely fixed at Albany, but it is a case of
perhaps. As tbe "business end" of the
road will, of course.be established where
it will be most convenient, and a Mr.
Hammond need not necsssarilv give
Corvallis anything, whatever chauges are
made, our people can only smile and ssy
they like it. Mr, Mayo said to a Gazette
repor.er that he had little information to
give more than that in the Dexochat ar
tide. He knew, however, that the cen
tral offices would remain at Corvallis for
several months, anyway.
Cobi bcj fiitioGE. The disabled ap
proach to the Coburg bridge ha been
taken down, and the commissions court
has hired L. N. Honey to superintend tbe
construction of a 100 toot span in place of
the same. He is ordering the proper
timbers today. Tbe court concluded to
d the work at once and not advertise for
bids a the road is travelled a great deal
and it was thought best to do tbe work
with the smallest possi ble delay. Guaid.
On Dsc. 30. Of Salem's nomeron
trios, quartettes, glee clubs, etc., the
Caidinal Quartette is one of the most
popular. Accompanied by Prof. Fleck,
Salem' ta'ented pianist, this accomp
lished quartette will give a concert in tbe
Albany opera house Thursday evening
Dec. 3kth. Those forming this company
are: Misses Genivieve and Ethel Hughes,
Miis Esther Collin and Mis Oskie
.Mathews Salem Journal.
The stock of A B Croasmaa k Co. was
sold yeaterday by A P Wiliis, assignee, to
A bram Bros-, of San Francisco, for 60
ceo's on the dollar. wbL-b. including the
tbe fixture, realized $9456. The value
of the stock. a inventoried at coat priee.
waa 5.423 .67. Tbe amount received,
with otwr aaaeU, will probably pay cred
iiors aUtut 60 cents on he dollar. Oregcn
in. Tbe Postal "Telegraph Co proposes lo
spend $l,000,0u0 in reaching oat into new
territory. Tbsy intend to extend Ike line
in the Meet, to Ogden md Salt Lute, en
tering lbs state of Utah. Wyoming. Mon
tana aau Idaho, lbs chance are that
tbey will sooter or later have lines to Klon
dike. BLra Rnrra Mixes. George A. Dyson,
of Brownsville, is in receipt of a Utter
from Mr. J. E. McCsuley, now at Blue
river, which as: "Mr. Cbadocey Date
is now in Portland, organising a stock
Company to work the old Excelsior mine.
tie shipped out 300 pounds of ore from
hi seven-foot ledge, to Professor fric.
at Sao Francisco. Cal , and had the same
worked by tbe free-muling process, and
it yielded at tbe rate of $51.72 in gold
per ton. Now, when $10 ore would pay
a profit in this camp, w bst will the above
pay ? The new company eipeot to have
their stock all taken by responsible
parties this winter, and in the spring
they wilt be p re pa re 1 to put in a miii and
commence work on a large scale, and
thus be tbe pioneer in taking gold from
this camp."
A Bio Covraacr. The Telephone
company bave jnst let tbe contract to
Hemes vav & Buct bolder, of Cot tape
Grove for 1 4.000 cedar pole and 19,000
red tir crota arms, tosoe used ia tbe
line between Eagn. and Redding.
Calif., to be deiivarsd wysApril 1, l&ta.
It wilt take a force of onfe hundred men
to get them, cnt
Railboao Rraoa. Rose bars Review:
There are rumor in railroad circle that
a role will be put in force on the first of
January prohibiting paseeoger from
riding on imgbt train. It is also by
lie ved that the Rosebors local will then
be rao rybl through to California, giv
ing tbe psop'.e south ol Koseburg two
trains a day. This change is said to be
couleojo'a'ed because of an expected in
crease of passenger busioess, mainly oa
account ot tte Kloodtke excitement.
G. A. R. Or ncrns. Folloaing "were
elected last evening to serve tbe coming
year: Commandsr, DevHTorbet; S. V.,
Ribert Brown; J. V., W. B, Babbell;
chaplain, J. B. Barber; office of the D.,
John Catlin; surgeon, J. I. Miller; of
ficer of tbe guard, C. M. Wcetbrook;
quartermaster, W. D. Breckeoridge del
egate. J. K. Davis; council of adminis
tration, J. P.Galbraith and S. S. Train.
SnortD Hays Besx Massla touts.
Tbe Dallas Observer speaking of tbe
Logan trial saya: Laying aside all
friendliness for the Logan family, end
due allowance for tbe young man' ge.
the general consensus of opinion l that
tbe evidence justified the finding of
manslaughter.
As x ior to Bowi Tbe bow'eri in and
around Scio think tbey can make an in
teresting game tor an Albany team ot
bowlers, and are willing and anxious to
trot them a beat," if arrangements can
be made to tbat effect, Scio bas good
material, but ia lacking some in practice,
nevertheless tbe team has confidence and
wsnt a game with some ot the Albany
teams. Scio News.
kdir No 20 All member of Com
y F, Second Regt O N G are hereby
erea to assemble at tbe Armory on
day Dec 19!h 1S37 at 7 o'clock P M in
cnifotm, ta attend devine service t
Coogregatiooal Cborcb. By order
Capt MD Phillips.
Regardless ot Cost.
Julius Gradrohl intends to go out of the
crockery and glassware business, going in
to some other line of business, and hence
wid sell bis goods of this kind regardless
of cost. When ou call and get his priest
aou will be convinced tbat he means bti
ness, aud will believe what he savs
J. Gradwohl
Inform the general public that be
isll as low as aayboJy in the city tor
tub. Come and get prices bftfore you buy
April 1st, 1897 . J. Ueadwouu
A Bakrki of genuine maple syrup at
parker Bros. Take your buctet and get
ome. It is cheap but good.
TlltS UK51 Clothes raks snd ironing
boards are made bv L. B. Davidson
Sample a Hopkins bro., where order
may be left.
The best arsortment of piper, envelopes
cards and printer stationary ot all kinds
in tbe valley. Smilkt the printer
That clean sharo effect on our printing
ia had bv knowioir how to do rress work
and bv naiog tbe bet material, still the
once is no higher than tne muer xina
- . . .. ., ,
Smiley, tbe printer.
TO CURE A C'fLD INOJtgJ DAY
Tnlr Liv.tive Kroiuo Qjinine Tablets
All drugjis refund the money it it fail
o Cur. 25c.
For Sale.
w
A wall established and good .paying
business in Albany. Inquire at the Ladies
Bazaar.
Catarrh Cured. A clear head sno
weet breath secured with Suiloh'a C
arrh Kioiely: said)' Vt Sc Misjn
A STVUsn Line of dress skirts, ia tbe
n.m ntlnman nlaiilu. bracado silk, creoon
anc serges are being shown at the Ladies
bazaar. Ladies wishing something sice
for the Holidays should secure one at once.
Rsyal asakss tb to4 pars,
wbelcsoaM and delicto.
PQVDER
Absolutely Pure
Wal POtWOr fin.. MfW WML.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
A Mr. Hawkins, of Albany, an attor
ney of that city, was in Toledo Wednes
day, ur. Uawkma i seriously con
templstiog locating in Toledo and eo
gaging in tbe practice of law. Leader
Mrs. A. Becker received a letter last
night irom her husband to come to Skag-
wj ai once ana aiso lier,t)rother,ss there
was plenty of work, lhere was nothing
in the drowning report. Mr. Becker
win leave oa edoesday.
Mr C F Lafaliet and family will leave
tonight for California to locate. Judge
J tar . . ,. . .
oa airs n oive ton, ol baiein, are in tbe
city to see them cff. The best wishes of
many friends will go with them.
Miss Rose Bloch. Portland's leading
vocalist, will sing twice at tbe Elk' re
ception, in ttia city on New Year eve.,
Dec 31. A good many Albany people
bave desired to have th privilege of
bearing this tal ncd soprano.
A recent letter from John Simpson
announce mat Mmsell and lataiiy are
in tbe best of health. They bave San
rrancisco next ednesdav for Los An
geles. Tbey recently made a trip through
tbe Hopkins' residence, and were amaz
ed at its elegance Corvallis Time.
B F Ramo'and son. Rollie. will leave
next w elnesday for Tacoms, on their
was to Alaska, the latter (or th mine.
O u Moon, John Iaoro, jr., and Tom
Simmon will take the next steamer
at Portland, for Alaska, with the mine
in view.
A Successful F-ntcrtaiament.
A verv large crowd was present at the
opera house last night on tbe occasion of
tbe Festival of the Holidays, arranged
and presented by the members ot the
Congregational church. It was a mark
ed success.
Booth, nkelv decorated, were ar
ranged around the room, representing
tbe different bolidavs, one St. Valen
tine's day tbe big heart would tell that
in which delicious enroa as kept ior
sale; Washington's birlhdav . tbe 4th of
Jalv with iu ice cream, alaay. relished;
Christmas wuh its store of suitable
things for Santa Clan' pack. Then
there was a Klondike booth witb iu
mine of pennies aod IrigiJ things. Tbe
a hole presented a tair use appearance.
At 8 o clock a f ne program ws be
gan, with Jadge HU as master ot
ceremonies.
Tbe new orchestra waa heard at the
opes ing and afxerwaras, giving some
excellent music grtatiy appreciated.
A drill by fonrSlitUeenrle, in , white
dreseewani night cApffT bduLifoJ
tbuig and received ae app.ane it de
served. Mia Olg Hewitt u entitled to
credit for the excellent arrangement of
this. A tableau had a prMty effect.
M'te Porter, of Corva.lis, a popil of
Mis Helen Crawford, assisted by Miss
Pratt a reader, presented in pantomime
r aradise and tbe reri, and with a
t boron of voice, "My Failb Look L p to
Tbee," displaying grace and exce.lent
training.
Mis Maud Laoghead a a htard in a
humorous recitation about tbe boy and
hi printing free tbat caused a lot of
trouble, a tainting presses sometimes
do.
The Mandolin Clob a usual pleased
tbe audience with a eSl rendered selec
tion.
Rev. Poling an singing "I Fear no
Foe" received a hearty encore.
The program doted witb a ribbon drill
and tableaux by sixteen yor.ng ladies,
nia"i bv Mr Craw, well earned
out, a drill of graceful maneuvree, illum
inated by pretty face and nice manner.
The booth were vara uoeraiiy pauuu
ixed, and sociability prevailed.
Lbxa's StATaMiEvr. In view of a form
er residence in Albany and considerable
interest taken in tbe matter here, we
publish tbe folloaing statement in tbe
Times from Lena Howell : In reply to
Mr. Woodie' letter jobheheJ in the
Time of December 1 lib, in respect to his
treatment of mvself.and also the conduct
ot Mr. Emertck.I hereby give a most em
nhatic denial to his statements in regard
i to Mr. Emenck. who ha done nothing
but befriend me and tried to protect me
from tbe cruel treatment to which I have
so lone been subjected bv Mr. aod Mr
Woodie. Further proof of all I have
stated can be given to anv one deeiring
if they will applv to me at Kev.u rvei-
ly at any time.
Pascbr Hiard i-'aoji. Mrs John
Parker, of Portsand. bas recently re-
eeivmi a loiter from her husband at
Dawson Citv . He had prospected some,
but bad struck nothing of value. At the
time of writing he and bis partners were
getting out logs op the river ready to
raft them down and DU11U a UO'iee wr
i he winter. He had plenty to eat, and
his letter did not indirate tbat starve
tion was prevailing.
Capt. Smith. Capt. Smith, who ha
haen naviralinir the Willamette since
1451 in toinonnw t'ortund lnnune,
which will arrive on tbe noon train,
will criva a reoiinircent account of river
navigation, covering the historv of V.'il-
! ' T ,- ...
lamette river swam boating, it win re
an article manv will wish to read. The
Dsoer will tie on saie at r nr inn
..... i . j i
Cheap Holiday Rates. Tbe O R N
ill make round trip rate of one and one-
fifth fare brtween all river point. Tickets
good going D1 23 to 23 inclusive and to
return Jan 4th iwt
A Fine Heater.
Honkins Bros., ot this citv, have taken
the ageucv for the nnw International
Domestic Healer, wtncti is a great tning
for housi keepers
It fits upon an ordinary cook stove and
heats the water in a tank without the old
water back which to often destroy the
cooking ouaiitiss ot the stove. Thev ut
ilize tbe waste beat, taking tne place 01
first joint ot stove pipe and are great taoi
saver. Thev are sure to come into gen
eral use. Tbey can be seen at Hopkins
Bros, hardware and stove store.
These heaters can now be seen in use
at II. R. Hivdes and Councilman O. P.
Dannals.
A Laundrj Nugget.
Laundry patron who want first class
work done without paying exorbitant
price should patronise the Albany
Steam Laundry which have employed
regularly five of tbe beet hand ironer on
the coast for shirts, dresses, and klnrt
waists, and ten cent i the highest price
charged for anv of these articles.
m m
last leceived aa elegant line of holiday
. handkerchiefs in all tne latest designs at
the Ladies uauar.
WHEAT.
No change at Liverpool.
New York 93
Chicago 02 Kc
Saw Francisco 84j.
Albany 64c.
HOME AM ABROAD.
Smiley printed the Elk invitations, an
elegant piece of work.
C B Winn, citv ticket agent. Ticket
to all poinU in tbe east.
Smile) 'S dean printing.
Romona pure spices.
Romona Romona pore extract .
Trr ScblillDg's-Iicst tea and baking powder.
The Best Crackers in town at C E Brow
ne.'1's. ShirU aod collars a specialty at tbe Mag
noli Laundry.
Pictures from 75 cenls to 125 perd'cn
at Longs gallery.
Get a set of c wing knives for an xma
present at Hopkin Bros.
Call at Hopkin Bros and see tie pocket.
arrive oeai une in toe city.
Crawford k Harnisb for photographs
Prices from tl to ?0 put dozen.
Be sore and see the aoti rut tie ware at
nopxin Dios, win laa.a lifetime.
"ftaow r lake" flonr ia mad by the
Keu Crown Mills of Albany.
A fine line of new macintoshes just re
ceived at the Blain Clothing Co's.
Try our pop com ; it never fails to pop.
C E Bbowxsix.
"Red Crown' the standard of color
aod strength ia floor. All grocers have it .
Taxe the U 0 k E cteamer for Portland
down river on Sundav, Tuesday aod Tburs
day.
Lye tab and tins!! oroSts is tbe motlo
of Hopkin rfrjr, and that ir whr thav are
ala)abuav.
Tbe A i ban j Dr-si Be--f Co. are run
ning a bone mill for raicinj chicken feed.
Call and get some.
A b-n yoa want a choice stcaa. a nit
roatt or meat of any kind, cation Henrv
Brodert, He kepa the best.
D a H. E. aod O. K. IWn offices and
residence io pod otSce building. Special
attention given to diseases of women.
Mr Henrv Ennis is located a' Iks tr
of W R Blain. where be is .repared to
write cards, snd do oraamentai nnman.i
ship generzUy.
The best meal of all kinds and mvt
treatment at the Aibsnv Dnwed iw
company s market, joit dwn Second
street. Oood weight and prompt attend
tion.
Brownsville.
From the Times:
Mrs. J. P. Cooler departed Tneada
morning for Wilcox, Arizona, wherw she
wil! spend the winter tor the benefit of
her health.
Dr J. F. Henry and familv are ex
pected back lo Brownsville to reside
again in the near future. They are not
dleased witb California
The hrrpe grown in this via nit v are
mostly in the band of the growers as
vet. Joseph and Perce Hume and
Michael Weber this week shipped their
U7 crop to a st lork ccmmieeioB
boose, aod the bop men are anxionsly
awaiting the mors o' hi shipment.
It waa correntlv re tted that A. C.
Hausman bad dispo- d. o hi cron to
Faber A Nei at 1 cenU, but for
reasons known to U emi slve t'be bop
were rejected.
Where is John Long.
Frooi the Corral I i Times :
A letur received in this city tbe other
day recall the sodden exit from Corral-
li about a year ago of John Long. He,
aent. a everybody knows, without hi
family, and the sadden departare at tbe
ante time of a certain woman led to tbe
probably comet conjecture that Long
aod the woman had concluded to join
fortonee in new and greetier pasture.
Tbe woman in the case was Mr. Hattie
Brown, aid the letter referred to ia from
a relative oi ber. The wrirer lives in
Oklahoma aud announce the arrival
there of Mr. Brown. No rxenUoo I
made of Lont. and tbe recipient ot the
letter, supposing that thev have separ
ated, wonders wbat bas become of the
man who left Conrailis with the woman,
aud a bullet in his jaw. Tbe relativas of
Sirs, Brown in tne east are said to tie ul
tra respectable people.
The democratic state central committee
will meet in Portland oa January 8.
Persimmons are now ripe. There are
several trees ia Albany.
It's th uniform finish r-f the New Red I
Crown floor which makes it so inpispen
tab e to the pastry cook. It caa aiwavs I
be reued upon for good resatts. lry it.
Tbe inventory and appraisement of the
estate of Root. H. Sent. bo died near
Wood burn several weeks ag.. was le4 ia
he Manon county clerk s office yesterday,
I be total valuation of tbe ptoperty is $75,
57S.53.
A dsJ mute bilk who has been doing the
Taller succeeded in making some Scio to
believe b Lad a family at Lyoas who were
starving, and sbtatneJ about io in cah
and some Dour, and men wext on a apree
As he doesn t even knew tbe alphabet it
u very doubtful it he is deal ana aumo.
Being a sheriff consists of a good dm!
more than drawing one s saierv- tne
Kemster savs. Sheriff Johnson is oa any
thing but a pleasant trip at present. He
left fcr gene Monday morning to serve torn
papers in tbe Five Rivers c? ntay in tre
extreme northwestern part of tbe county.
He was obliged to eo around through Ben
ton countv. and reached Monroe loesaay.
lhere be leaned that toe geoueniaa oe is
oblige! to bnd lives fifty miles from Moo-
roe, oack in an almost unknown mountain
region.
NO CURE NO PAY.
That ha th wtv all drn-els's sot!
GiWVFSTiSTKLESl CHILI. Ti'ISIC
for Malaria. Chills and Fever. It Is
simplv Iron and Qjlniue in a tasteless
form. Children :ov r. aiu.m nrerw 1
to btt'er. nauseaUtg Tontcar Prise. 50e
TOCURE ACOLU IN ONE DAI
TjitI,iTi'lt R.-om Quiutne Tablets
All Druggies rstuud the uiausy if it fails
o Cure :-.
Krerrbody Says aa.
Cawnrcts Candv Cathartic, the most won
derful medical ilisooverv of tiie ace, pheas
ant und rvfr-liin to the taste, art genuy
n.l iuMirli-pl aii kititeva. hirer and bowels.
clransinir the "nlira system. disiel colrts.
cui-w liojuluoiie, lever, natwuat i-oimiiwuon
ml l"inti!nni. I ease Mtv ami xrr a vox
of t' t C Uwlnv: l. &V!Mrenia. JSolJanU
guar:- xhI to ciiro by all dru-gisia.
TO CURE A COLO IN ONE DAY
Tatt Ltvitivi Br-n (l t:ni ns Tab'et
Alt D.-Uf Ttstsrsfutl tn ixy If t fall
Cur. 300.
Wo-To-I'. rur Firry Cec:a
C.a.rntel tac baMt enre, naSp wsk :
ien sironir. b- " Hire. Ksi. AUruirma
The office tbat doe high grade, priating
good stock, for the price, of the eihsr
rind . Smiley, the printer
Just Across the Way.
At F 11 rfeittvr yon tan ret jbe
toast ana EJisiern oysiers o v found
He al keeps the best be of confection
ary ia me cut.
Call on him for the best of everything in
castor fA
Tor Iiiaats aaJ CiilJrea.
Tkaft.
aiaiia
atguiars
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S. A SCHIFFLER & CO.
Merchant
Tailors
Carry the largast and
most complete stock of
Cloths ia the valley.
013 Siani la Hi Bloct.
Ladies
and
Childrens
Shoes
"Cheapest in town."
"plendid values."
"Have fonnd none so cheap"
are some of toe remarks made about my
I idles aod children boea, tbat I bave ioa
placed cn aale. W. R. BLA1T
(He pots the price, dow
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mar is ' given to all whom if
s- , concha, ibt tbe andmigaed ha
..ed hl& tnal account in trw nuu ,j n.
eatahs , at Thomas Umphrey, decead, and
tha.1 she county court of Llaa county , Or
egov bas fixed Satorday'annary 8th,'lSS8
at the hour of 10 o'clock a m for hearing
oHection to the sasae.
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an re therefore aoti tied to file
iectlon with the clerk of said court ee or
before said date. Albkjit Umpbrxt
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