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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOTINLN'G HERALD: FRIDAY, DECEMBE 21. 1SSS. O. A t. K. K. TIHfc TAliLt.. KORTII 150UXD. ! I e)Urts tVrtld 10 1'-sim " 8 4.":'tTII Eiur-.ne ex j ii:i" uiiiii'.srii.mi 7:K,uv SOUTH I'.OU.N IV (Arrives' Departs! Arrives Cala exp j 7:45pm t 5pni Kugene exici-iopin'.li-IOpui Freight 1 1.3 ipm Ashland9.00nm Ku-ruhe i4tipm Kujrene 6.00pm Ni Freight received forjsoutli after 11 A. M. of the same !av. OREGON" PACIFIC TIMETABLE. Arrives Departs Parsenaer. Frei-ht..... . .ill. 15am UK) p in U.5U a m jottixus about tows. Fop corn at Kenton's. Christmas goods at French's. Burkhart & Koyce, job printers. Coll VanCleve, of Yaquina, is in the city. Walter Cochran, of Eugene, is in the city. Atmore's Mince Meat ready for use at Kenton's. A fine line of solid gold watches at Will & Stark's. The best quality of raisins for sale at F. L. Kenton's. Elegant furniture for the holidays at Fortmiller & Irvings. Useful and durable Christmas riesents at F. M. French's. Do not miss the trained animal show Saturday evening. Silverware, both solid and piated, very cheap, at French's, s Don't miss the auction at M. J. jlMonteith's at Young's old stand. Kiln dried floorim c;in be had ut the Sm-imrrield lumber van! in this i c-lV. " " ' A fine stock of artists' materi. Is and fine art studies at Guiss Son's. I Bargains in gold watches and jewelry, for the holidays, at Will & , St.xrk's. Do not miss the great sale of goods at cost at Monteith & Sei bach's. Raisins, currants, ciiro::, lemon and orange peel, etc. at F. L. Kenton's. Genuine Bog Cabin Maple Svrup at F. L. Kenton's. Just the thing for the holidays. ! Subscriptions for all the leading newspapers and magazines le ceived by F. L. Kenton. A idee line of jewelery and silver ware, suitable for Christmas pres ents, at Will & Stark's. A. B. Slauson and bride, nee Miss Mary Irvine, left yesterday tor Portland, their luture home. Harry Wood in has returned from Portland and will spend the holi days with his parents in this city. A howling necessity One of those fine hanging lamps for your parlor. Very cheap at Conn Bros. E. & C. Howard have removed their millinery store to their new ; quarters up-stairs in the Pearce block. Wheat is worth 74 cents in this ; p,..st house and are held in quaran city. About 100,000 bushels await j tine comp ete. A most strict ex am siupment in the Farmers' wart- ination has been made in all hjuse. j quarters of the city with no new F. II. PfeiiYer has a fine line cf discoveries, and a complete and enndy toys for the holidays, in-j strict quarantine of the persons, eluding life-sized kutens, rabbits, premises and of those exposed is fruit, etc. i being rigidly enforced and we con- D. D. Lvnch. a member of the i fil.entl-v hoPe aml e!,ert tl,at t.ht:re art preservative, of Des Moine?, Iowa, is in the city with, a view vi locating here. 100 pair all No. 7, sample lot, oi men's fine dress shoes at cost,rang iag from $1.50 to $3.50 per pair a: Wni. Simpson's. Fine uphoistered furniture, easy rockers, elegant parlor turniture and novelties tor the hohuays at Fortmiher x Irving s. The Lillian Drew Comedy Co. failed to appear at the opera house last evening as advertised. They played at Eugene instead. Misses E. & C. Howard are now selling their tine stock of millinery at cos! to reduce their stock. Cad early and secure bargains. . , , S. S. Train has been appointed aid-de-camp on the staff of ! - i, aucii, buiuuiaiiuui ui ilic itctittA al department of the G. A. R Carl Luderniau, for many years j clerk in the store of S. E. Young j in this city, wiil open a boot and shoe store in Ashland about March It. Prof. Sa.nwell's trained animal j show Saturday evening, and mat mee in the afternoon. lCKetS tlb and 50 cents. Prices for matinee 2d cents, children 10 cents. If you want a clean and tine j vited to attend. It is expected to smoke ask for J. Joseph's home ! protract the meeting. By order of made white labor cigars. For sale ! the committee of arrangements. by most cigar dealers and at J. 1 Joseph's factory. En Route ! Sam Francisco. Buy one of those fine Mikado Two of Whitelaw's divers, who coal oil self-expectorators, a stu-! have been at work investigating pendous success, and do not let the condition of the wrecked Ya your wife break her back lifting j q-una Bay were in the city yester- )ikn7. nnlic Tnlv i!)nfi Sifdit rinlv ' br fn tlioir rotnrn ki Ss-in Prannio. by Conn Bros. Will& Stark have some of the -inest diamond pins, rings and ear drops, sold watches, silverware, etc., ever brought to this city. C a;l -Hnd see them. They were bought expressly for beautiful holiday : presents. '; Those intoniliug to buy holiday i presents should call at J ulius Grad wohl's earl'-, su they can select just what they want before tlie stock is reduced. Any article de tureii, .if o-dered in time, u, 11 be .sent lur ii it i- nut in siooK. Land JoIl. Messrs. Bnrkbart & Keney sold yesterday to Fred-.-rick Bruckman, late of Illinois, the farm of Mary L. Ilolman, situated abuut four miles from Albany, in Benton county. and containing UiL' acres. The price paid for the Same was $5(KW. at i iiiiivi a: ii. J Tac- Njrth .Tetiy toISe Suiiiat 0.ice- E;Ji '. EiWived for Two 3ar?ss. j i On November Uth a board, cor.- ; sistiim of Colonel G. II. Me'.:dcll, Major U'. A. Jones and Major 1'. i 11. llanbjry im i in IV.rU.md to consider the pr -j-ft ior the im provement ;' Viiji.;t!;l i';iv. A re port was ilnivvn up and sorward to T. L.!.c:in Ca.-ev, cnii'i oi thv United States einjineeis, with head quarters at Washington, D. C, by whom it was approved and re turned. Ths report has just been made public. The following ex tracts from it will proe interest ing: "Captain Willard Young pre sented a project, the principal teature oi wtiicii is tlie building of a north mid-tide jetty, extending from the north head along and be hind the reef for a distance of 2:00 feet, leaving an entrance width of about 1000 feet. The project alio proposrs to raise the south jetty to lull high water mark, which by his estimates will require "'0,Ui)0 tons of stone. The width of the en trance proposed that oi 1000 leet, fulfills two essential conditions, i namely, it corresponds lanly to interior widths near the mouth and it gives reasonable facility to vessels seeking entrance. It is not, however, expected that the ship channel, between the jetties, will be wider than the inferior j channel, which is :;bo;.t fv"0 teet." j Ut the several projects pruseiu. u, the board decided that this was the most practicable, and accordingly reported in lavor of its adoption. The estimated cost of tnis new jet ty is $!l,ouO. Preparatory work has iheady been started on this new jetty. The board also presented an esti mate oi completing the south jetty, now in course of construction, at. Yaquina ikiv, placing the cost at -50. Nearly l'o0-Rd has already been spent in improving Yaquina bay. Hit's were opened in Captain Young's i. liice lor the building of two barges to be Used in carrying rock for the jetty at Yaquina Bay. 'pne ,jjs ale as tollows : i'acquet jSmitn, 2000; Willamette Ship i Building Company, $2700 ; JohuT. teUin. $15-!-S Paikvr D. W. iol20; J. C. Mannin S. V. Hurt, sl7'.iU; Alien i lO . M I I Walker, 15 0. The con tract will be let to me lowest bid der. The barges are to be 00 feet long, 27 feet beam, and are to draw Tour feet. S.MALl-POX STATI'S. Official Statement of the Mayor Upon tbe Subject. That tlie public may know the exact facts as to the small-pox cases in our midst, I deem it my duty to publish the following state ment : 1 here are but two cases in the city or community, one of these oeing of a very mild type of vario loid ; the other, and the only one within the city limits at present, is well advanced, with good prospec;s of his recovery. There has been a strict and complete quarantine oi the premises since the hour of the discovery; also, all inmates of the i hou?e have been removed to the will be no new developments of the disease. J. L. Cw.x, Mayor. INK Air.lM .-.!- 15.1., Three Million Feet oi Legs These Mills. En Route to j The reoent heavv raing has raif4ed the Calapooia so that the 8,000.000 fe?t of los QWned by jj F Mer. rill, which have been placed in the stream to be floated down to the saw-mill in this city, have been started down. About three-quar- rs f a mlllion ,feet of th ioSa , ,ave (bef n .jjcated. ,low" aKS far ? ? ! Crawfordsville and can be brought I to.,Albay ithou.t tl("?- i mills, which have been lving idle fftr th nst :htftpn mm;ths. will ; start ud soon after the first of the year, ami will into lumber. convert these los H'fticaliou. The Baptists of Independence will dedicate their new church edifice on Sunday, February 3, 1SS9. Prominent brethren from , aKrrt(lll avA Yi,tfftpd trk nrppnt. a,,.J fotr nart in tht QAr-ii(i Brethren from other churches and i friends generally are cordially in-! ,-o taking their diving and w reck- ' ing lapparrdus with them.. They telegraphed to .their chiet tha the vessel comu not oe saveu, ana mai they had given up the job Masquerade I'osponel. W. Y. Crawford informs us that owing to the presence ot smallpox in some portions ot the country the niasquerad poned. ball will be pos Mliii'S ill ). 1'niil after the holidav tl! iiiv stock of fall hats and bonnets, oahy bo-')d- ?lushes. fancy feathers, etc. ' Special sale. Call early at Ida .M. brush's, first dir east, Strahan's new brick. i A fine line of men's embmiden d ; p!i(.p,.i. jut the thing for holiday '-fts. at Brownell & Stanard's. Soaao COKVALLIS SSHS. Lcal -Items oi I; fcmail-ooz Cases Nea: t-jrest Tbero Monroe. The wedding of M. Lonsberry and Miss Ku'a Skipworth, both of Marion county,, occurred on the! :. th inst. at the residence of M. L. ! io-". Miss kipworth is a sister' ot'Mrs. I'ip.-s. Perc.val Nasi;, so b.idly injured i in a ;u:::i.w:i v last summer at ivOCK. Creek, in this county, received a severe strain of his back lately, and is now lying in a critical con dition at the residence of his par ents, in this city. Be v. ami Mrs. G. W. Bennett have started for Los Angeles, to be gone about six weeks. W. II. Mahoney returned from San Francisco on Saturday, and is now engaged in visiting all the stations on the O. !i C. road, to in troduce a new system of keeping accounts. . Three churches in Corvallis are preparing for Christmas festivities. That of the Presbyterians will oc cur on Saturday evening, and will be a noveltv in the shape of a representation of Santa Claus house going down a chimney in a built on the church rostrum The city hall is being decorated in elegant style by the militia com pany for a ball, Dec. 25th. A grand time is expected. There are said t-. ho rive cases of smad-pox near Monroe, eighteen miles above Cor;.ilis. :iLI i .4 OF 'IMA.tK. ItBAl;Qt"AHTKI:.S McPlI KKSf.X I'OsT, N. 5, lKi"Ai:TMB.vr or Or:;uon, G. a. It. At an adjourned meeting of pst held at their hall on Dec. the 20, the following resolutions unanimously adopted : were Resolved, That the thanks of the', post are due and are hereby ten dered to Mi.-s Bertha Martin and Messis. T. J. Overman and Geo. E. Fish for the active parts taken in the drama, "The Confederate Spy." To Misses Belle and Amelia Senders for music furnished. on the occasion. To Messrs. Blodgett, Phillips, Crossen, Dorris and Tvler. of Co. "F," O. N. (J. TheMuvenile band, and all others who assisted in making the entertainment a suc cess, and to the audience for the liberal patronage bestowed. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be furnished the city papers for publication. Bv order of the post. B. F. Takler, S. W. Rekck, Adjutant. Commander. Albany. Dec. 20, 1SSS. to f.cha;k. A stock of boots and shoes -for a trood ; farm ; value about $0000. Address for a few days, B. F. Boowki.l, Lebanon. Oregon. Xolice! The grandest display of Christ mas goods in the city is to be found at F. M. French's, The Corner Jewelry store. Low prices, good goods, quick sales. Wlntt-r Cholera. A species of bo. el complaint known as 'winter cholera," appeared in several cities in tin; Northwest last winter and is likely to lit: more gen eral this season. Chamberlain's Cliolic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy i ,i certain cure for it. For sale by Foshay it Mason. I.KITKK LIST. Fo!lowin-f is the list of letters rcmniiiintrin tlie )ostillice at Albany, lcc. "JO. 1SSS Per sons calling for thtsL- k-tt tra w ill pleaac give tht l:it- mi wbii ii .hoy w ere ailvertisi'd. Uanis,.JIit;i!(!! .ibcr Geo. W. I'filfiiKiii. !.o;rs C;nnersoii, Mis Aildie Kriborv. Ji'lin L.ke. Tom Moss. j,'. S M .rpby, .Mm Mat'ooM, A K. MC JIuiii, .i:.ines G. liubiiiaoa, 1'iank Vouiis:. C W. GmdOPi, Lmlwi', Kin s Thompson, 1', M. COAST .VOTES.' Capital Journal : The directors of the street railway have word that the rails have already been shipped. W. H. Harrington, who shot j Frank Rollins at Lower Siuslaw, has had a preliminary examina tion and has been committed to the county jail cf bane county to await the action of the grand jury. La Grande Gazette : The records which were inspected by the rail road commissioners at a recent meeting showed bevond question that La Grande is the biggest ship ping point on the O. R. & N. road outside of Portland. Statesman: Two dusky young maidens at the Indian training school at Chemawa, got to scuf fling on a stairway yestcday morn ing, and one tripped the other so that she fell to the bottom. In the fall the ratlins of her left aim was broken and she received several severe bruises. Spokane Review: There i3 a movement on foot to erect a tem perance temple in this city, and definite steps will soon be taken in the matter. Those interested in the movement are looking about for a suitable site. It will require $20,000 for the ground and building. This will be divided into shares of $100 each and the shares will be : f JIU "-'"'.'"on.t pastern asning- i on. " ntxon to Javea "c- - - . , , " i mil c urint-n, uii (iiiorouiio noor. Inn iiiul Guarantee Acker's Blood Elixir lor it ilS lli'Hll IllllV lll'llLilit-ft ...i til f Vtu I people of this country that it ie ; sul.H,,r to all other on-tiaratum for , blood diseases. It is a positive cure i for syphilitic poisoning, ulcers, erup- us and pimples. It purities iiic : wlude Rvstem and thoroimldv builds uu the coiistitution. Messrs. Winn it Humphrey have ! opened a choice line ot cigars at the Western I'nion telegraph and express office. Just or.e mixed pick ed, a new I'arn l of are exlia qu.iTi-.ity mall nb-e at C. and v.u, !;e 11. Saucers, Coming ! Coming! j Prof. Sam well's celebrated carni-' val of novelties, Inch attracted j immense crowds every day for j three weeks in Portland at Cort's theatre, will show in the Albany opera house on Saturday, even-1 the remainder ot his immense hoi Dec. 22, and give a mat-j iday stock, consisting of tea and inee in the afternoon. This j dinner sets in beautiful designs, show has the finest and best j plush goods, writing desks, dolls rained animals in the world. The j and toys of all kinds; in fact three famous ponies. Ue smallest j everything kept in a first-class of which is 21 inches high ; the j bazaar store, His stock is not ex great Biondin monkey ; the schools j celled by any store of the kind in of trained dogs and trained goat, Oregon, and prices will be found separately and combined perform such tricks as to excite profoundest admiration and wonder. Particu lar attention is called to Frank, the blind pony, and his marvelous tricks, and Charley, the prayini dog, who prays for all ; the leaping grey hounds, which, for long dis tance jumping, beat the world. Tickets, 25 cents; reserved seats, 50 cents, for . sale at Blackmail's. Prices lor matinee, 25 cents :-.nd 10 cents for children. Remember the date. For the IloUdii.w. L. W. Guiss & Sons are now receiving an elegant line of holiday goods, such as plush toilet sets, albums, novelties, cards and fancy goods, also a fine line of perfumer ies in elegant plush cases. Their stock will be complete and prices will as low as the lowest. Kiubon at tirealty Kettni-cd Prices Samuel E. Young has received a large invoice oi picot edge ribbons of superior quality, direct from the importers at New York, which he is offering at greatly reduced prices, to close them out. ;ii:i mf-yiio. Mazie yeast at Brownell it Staiiard's Fine old cherry bounce at M. iiaiiiil gart's. Finest line of jersiesever in at Uead's- Albany j Anew invoicelof Britisb'triumiings t Head's. j tor nice parlor suites can on Thomas Brink. Co :nid see the new silverware at Will it Stark's. New dress iroods the very! ats,e styles at W. F. Kead's. A tine line of new silverware just 0p..,lfr' at will iv Stark's. Asba autifiil as a dream that line o aciies lnouceloth at vV. F. Head's Jut received, a fresh h;.nel m saiir kraiu , very line, al C. II. Spencer's. Genuine Log Cabin maple syrup, warranted pure,at 0. H. Spencer's. The larjres and best assortment of! tea and coffee in town at Brownell x. Stanard's. A full line of crock cry and "lass ware cheap at Browte.ll A Stauard's. All kinds of sniees and condiments jor the holiday trade at C. II. Silencer's. T:n,... ......it ......1 y.l.r.it- 1.,1- l.tll I llli:ai .lull llivn liivit, win Eastern and home made, at C. II, Sjienccr's. .Kxtra soda crackers, fresh from the factory, every week at Brownell & Stanard's. Choice srroi-eries, bo-h staide and fan(;y, arriving every day at C. II. Spencer's. ' To arrive in a few days, a nice vari ctv of tovs and holiday presents at C II. Spencer's. j Cranlieiries and all kinds of canned I and evaporated fruits of 1 est quality I it J, H. pem:ur S: Our customers never have tin; blues, because we irive them such good liar gains. Vi7. F. Head. J. A. Archibald, ajrent for the Sing er Manufacturing Co., opposite Odd Fellows temple. Crackers, ginger snap and a great variety of sweet i;oo(ls, all fresh and nice, at C. II. Spencer's. We hand!.; Hire kinds of fruit jar and you will do we'd to see us before placing your orders. All kinds of fresh roasted coffee j constantly on hand anil ground to. onler at C. H. Spsai'-er's, J Mirth is short live.1. Prolong It ifj Vou can. It will help your disposition j to trade with W. F. Head. j Call on Brownell it Stanard's fori candies and nuts for the holiuavs. A J Sine assortment on hand. . Just received, another lot of those j line hand sewed French kid shoes, the j very chcapei ever brought to town at W.F. Head's. Mexican Cactus Bitters is the best remedy in the world for liver and kid ney diseases, indigestion,'etc. For sale at M Banitigari's 'Vou "ill never miss the water Till the well runs dry." If you want a well dug call on E. B. Davidson, lie does prompt work at a reasonable price at this office. Orders can be left ! Just ie eived at W. F. Read's a ful line of ladies line muslin underwear, also girls' white dresses and infants slips. Call and see them. The immense sale of Chamberlain's Coiurh Remedy has been producd to a creat extent by people who have been cured by it telling their friends and neiirhlxirs of its ;ood qualities and ui'icinjf them to try it. The most se vere cold will soon yield to its sooth-in-r effects. For sale by Fosluiy & Mason I) 01 Skating Carnival TO BE GIVEN AT- I -IN ALBANY ON- LIST O? PRIZES TO BE AWARDED LidU:s First Prize Hanssime silk plush toilet 6et. Ladies Second 'Prize Garnet plush working case. L.idies Tnii d Prize Cologne c.ie. tients" Prizes 1st, handsome sl-.av-l ; j- c . e. '2d, blue s lk plush wnting I'-U: :id, brush case and whisk hrooni Admission (ients,'5 ( Is; ladies l.Vt. Skaics "5 ets. The Albany Band will he in attendance. S. K. CATTKftLIN. I hop. 3 And see Will & Stark's lent ul diamond lewe'rv and silver w; r for the holidays. First street. GliAN D MASQUERADE Wednesday Dec. 26th STO An Important Item. The best evidence that a busi ness man believes in American manufacturing is shown by patron izing them. Julius Gradwohl has just received from Eastern factories entirelv 6atisfactorv. Chamberlain's Eye and Sk'ui Oint ment is unequaled for old chronic sores. Many cases !mvi l-ceii pernio, nantly cured by it. Fur .ilc l',y l o sliay & Mason. Goods are going at wonderfully low prices at M. J. :.I nUitb's auction sales every afternoon. AT COST ! BOOTS AXD SHOES. Biownell & Stanard have still a goods assortment to select from, and among them have : Ladies best quality Rochester made Fr. kid button, f4 85; resular price ...So 50 Kxtra quality Fr kid button, S3; rejruiar price 5 00 Good Fr. kid button S3: regular price . . 4 00 Blight Gondola button. Best quality, I $2 75; resrular price 8 50 Bright Gondii Im'ton, ooi! stvles2 00 ! regular price 3 CO i American kid, button, best quality, .$-2 tegular price 3 00 ! American kid, button,- second quality, 25; resnilar price A ;rorl assortment of Children anil Misesoil i;raiii school shoes from si to SI 20; re-iflar price HI ."5 to. . : 0'.' l Ladies rubbers SO and Men's rubbers Come before all are closed out BROWNELL eve STANARD New Sniyrue Rugs ar New Table Covers. d Portierres. Linen Table Sets with Napkins to j match. - A large Assortment of Linen and siik handkerchiefs. Fine Lace Handkerchiefs. Trunks and Valises. Silk Dress Patterns, Colored and black sifk Waip, Hen riettas. Silk Umbrellas. BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT, Ladies and Geuts Fancy Slippers. Ladies and Gents' Fine Shoes. Ladies' and Children's Fine Shoes and slippers. Felt Slipoer9 of All Kinds. CROKERY DEPARTMENT Choice Novelties China. in Decorated Tea Sets. Fruit Plates and Saucers. Decorated Bedroom Sits. Salad Bowls. Fancy Pitchers. Lamps. Fancy Cuspadores. Cake Dishes. And a Large Assortment of Novel ties in China for the Holidays. SAMUEL E. YOUNG. Albany, Oregon. 1'0 Mi -FOR- Tlios. Brink lias just-j opened a line line of fur niture in beautiful pat terns for the holidays. These iuclude "Wicker Chairs, Parlor Suites, Sectors' Easy Chairs, PwUgS, Wood Baskets, Lounges, Chairs cf all -Kinds, Whatnots, Brackets, Novelties, Etc. IpCall and see his Leau tiful stock. NORTHWEST FIRE mid MAUE INSURANCE COMPANY PORTLAND, - - ORKGOS Re ceivei for Holidays EM i urate w HOLIDAYS APITAL STOtK $'0,00 F. Iv. -DKJ Staple and Xaxicy GBOCBEIES, Confectionery, Cigars and Tobacco. B3T NEAR THE POS'l OFFiCE. c HR I S iHoliday Goods. f Santa Glaus Headquarters. Have opened tin immense variety ot Holiday Goods. All ai e invited to call and We always take deasur in showing whether you wish to purc-hnse or not. Holiday Artists' -AT CITY DKUG STOEE AT OlibL TO G. W. SIMPSON. Having purchased the stock of Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Etc., of C. B, lioland & Co. is now prepared to offer fetter Having a complete assortment of General Merchandise, bought at a bi tiiscount, u iii:h ie tti proposes to sell at cost. Purchasers will de well to call and pet his prices before buying elsewhere, as you can savo from 25 to 30 per cent . The highest market price paid for country pro duce of all kinds. -i;hfr in csh or good". Children Cry for Kenton .I.y.R L- Subscriptions received for leading ALBANY, OREGON y-S TM A s our goods Goods AND Ma,teria,ls. THE- i m COST! THE I1T! Jwiiis than Ever! Pitchr'sCastoria