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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1888)
THE MOBXIXGr HER ALT): SATURDAY, DECEMBE 22, JSSS. flouring gaily jKeraM O. A C. I.'. K. 11Mb TAliLL. XORTH BOCXD. e:arts rrives. !ii 1. mi i irtl'U 10 l'fctli: " ' rum JSuk-sis ex il:15 ami 11: 7:1"-. SOUTH HOUND. lArrives! Dejartsl Arrives Cala exp E'urene e Freight Ashland9.00am Kut:erieri.4i in F.ujrene 6.00pm iio Freight received lor$south alter It a. the same dav. OREGON PACIFIC TlMfc 'lAiiLe.. Arrives Departs Passenger. .. Freight i 11.15am' ' 5.2opm 1.00 p m G.&Oa m JOTTIXGS ABOUT TOWS. Pop corn at Kenton's. Christmas goods at French's. Burkhart & Royce, job printers. Business continues-iively in this citv. , Atmore's Mince Meat ready tor use at Kenton's. A tine bne of solid gold watches at Will & Stark's. Riley. Kirk of Brownsville was in the city yesterday. The best quality of raisins for sale at F. L. Kenton's. Elegant furniture for the holidays at Fortmiller & Irving's. Useful and durable Christmas presents at F. M. French's. Do not miss the trained animal show Saturday evening. E. L. Power is spending a few days with relatives at Shedd. Silverware, both solid and plated, very cheap, at French's. Don't miss the auction at M. J. Monteith's at Young's old stand. Kiln dried flooring can be had at the Springfield lumber yard iu this city. A line stock of artists' materials and tine art studies at Gi'iss j Son's. Bargains in gold watches and jewelrv, for the holidays, at Will Stark's. Do not miss the -rreat sale oi goods at cost at Mouteith & Soi ten bach's. Raisins, currants, citron, lemon and orange peel, etc. at F. L Kenton's. Genuine Log Cabin Maple Syrup at F. L. Kenton's. Just the tiling for the holidays. Do not miss the trained animal show this afternoon and evening at the opera house. The small-pox scare throughout the valley has subsided and but ness goes on as usual. Rev. T. J. "Wilson, formerly of Halsey, is seriously ill at the Warm Spring Indian agency. Subscriptions for ail the leading newspapers and magazines re - ceived by F. L. Kenton. A nice line of jewelery and silver ware, suitable for Christmas pres ents, at Will & Stark's. The decorating committee of the Congregational Sunday school will meet at the church this evening. those tine hanging lamps for vour parlor. Very cheap at Conn Bros, 1 . J, , . , . nw . . , r, ... ,J J i Vl indicted Thos. II Hicks and M rh l i.i-iiiS.-f i. -1De'- ! Ex-Judge Whitney has gone to ; San Jose, Cal., to spend the : winter. He thinks of locat:ng I there. ! E. & C. Howard have removed j their millinery store to their rew j quarters up-sta:rs in the Pear e: block. ! F. H. Pfeiffer has a fine line of enndy toys for the holidays, in cluding life-sized kutens, rabbi's, fruit, etc. 100 pair all No. 7, sample lot, oi men's fine dress shoes at cost, rang ing from $1.50 lo $3.50 per pair a Wm. Simpson's. Misses E. & C. Howard are now selling their tine stock of millinery at cost to reduce their stock. Call early and secure bargains. Remember the matinee at the opera house this afterrooa. Take the children to see the animals. It only costs 10 cents. Adults, 25 cents. Prof. Samwell's trained animal show Saturday evening, and mat inee in the afternoon. Tickets 25 and 50 cents. Prices for matinee 1'5 cents, children 10 cents. If you want a clean and fine smoke ask for J. Joseph's home made white labor cigars. For sale by most cigar dealers and at J. Joseph's factory. Messrs. Burkhart & Keenev sold yesterday to J. A. and H. C. Tyler 37 acres of land adjoining the tow ti of Halsey, belonging to the Scotch : company. ihe price paid was; $lltl8.50. Bur one of those fine Mikado i coal oil self-expectorators, a stu- i pendous success, and do not let your wife break her back lifting heavy, unhandy cans. Sold only bv Conn Bros. Leave your orders at this office for a dozen or more extra copies of the New Year's Hkrald and send them Last and help advertise the city. It will be the most compre- 17 :45pm 1 5pm l-2;2Upnihi4Mpii! 1 l.SOpm iieuruve. aiio uen eonion oi a news-, j,0uds, also a fine line of perfumer paper ever published in Albany. ' ies in elegant plush cases. Their Prof. Sam well's trained anini; 1 stock will be complete and prices .show arrived in this city yester will be as low as the lowest. day, and the little ponies", traim d dogs, tiie famous Blond in monkey j Kihimiis "i i.xailv lUtlucrd Prices and all were in the parade in the j Samuel E. oung has received a afternoon. Do not miss the show i large invoice of picot edge ribbons this afternoon and evening. ; of superior quality, direct from the The Salem Journal savs: "Mrs. L. W. Langdon, of Albany, with her singing delighted those who .attended the ladies' bazaar at the Congregational e.'mrcb last niht. LIrs. Langdon has an excellent voice which is under j eitect train - Sag." I134.IS PRICED R1DS. Mo2jo!iia Pheasants, Waich. Are Claimed to ' Be a Pest, Valued at $20 Per Pair. Some time since a gentleman in ! The Oregoman say : Major Jones Arizona wrote to The Oreiionian i r 'turned from Texas Ratals yes asking for information in regard to j t;-?day and wont on through to the malices for securing here a Corvallis to settle with thecontrae number of Mongolian pheasants, t :-r oi the revetment work at that which the Rod and Gun Club of Arizona desire to nroniiv for the ' nnroose of sroekiny that territory. 1 The Oregonian invited all who have been complaining of having their farms and gardens laid waste by these pheasants to state what they would supply some of the birds to the Rod and Gun Club for, and how many thev could furnish. No answer was received, and it is therefore judged that none of these i persons who complain so much ot j the pheasants know how to catch I the birds which annoy them, or else do uot care to get rid of them. One person who has raised three pairs, writes that thev can be had for $20 per pair. This seems rather a steep price lor these buds The I Rod and Gun Club would probably pay $20 for the three pairs, which is much more than they are worth for anv nuroose. These pheasants ar tmIIv vorv mimprniis in somo i parts of the valley, and are spread- j inz all over it. They have crossed the Willamette, and are found from Corvallis to Forest Grove on the West Side, and some of them have lately been seen out in Pu .veil's valley, a few mi le? in :n this city. A gentleman who has been nr through the valley lately avs he ! saw a flock of thirty pheasants in a t stubble held, and a mend who lives on a farm, said he had often seen larger flocks. j Some wide-awake farmer's boy j ought to be able to trap a dozen or tw of these birds for th" Arizona Rod and Gnn Club, who will doubtless pay well for them, but are not likely to pay $20 a pair Oregon ian. THE OLL:t;E (dVlKVIIOV. Mw3y Will Adcir. Students in This a Hundred or More City oa Jan. 2d. It is definitely announced by the noted evangelist, Dwight L.Moody, .UOOU , himself that he will address the.i stu ients ot the -tate convention ol the college br. nch ot the Y. M. C. A. which will assemble in this city I on Jan. 2d. j It is expected that a hundred or ; more visiting students from Port- j land, Salem, Eugene, Corvallis I and other places will be present, j ine Albany college lias an organi zation of this kind, which assisted by the citigens of Albany will en tertain the visiting student. W hile the address of Mr. Moody wilt be before the students of the different colleges, it will be public and the people of Albany will have an opportunity of hearing thi noted divine. LKItA.0. .NEWS. 1 Newsy Notes from the Lively Town Dp the Road. Lkbaxon, Dec. 21. A pleasant surprise met the members of the Methodist churcn ot the shape of a new Lebanon in church bell donated to the church by the firm of Staver & Walker, oi' Portland, S T"' I i i; ti ! reSn A"e PfewJiu as Kiuuiy approved by the members ot the ! church, also bv the citizens ot , Lebanon ana vicinity, lhe new! h h eompletei" and will be J dedicated on the :J0th inst. Considerable interest is being manifested in the meeting of the Cumberland Presbyterian church at. this place, fLLFE otks. The college closed yesterday for tlie holidays. The literary societies each report interesting exercises in their separ ate meetings yesterday. The Y. M. C. A. held a meeting yesterday morning to arrange for the coming conference of Christian students. They elected a commit tee on entertainment, consisting of E. Blodgett, Lewis E. Lee and E. E Grosser. The committee on badges is L. E. Lee and Carlton Sox. This committee will provide handsome badges for the visiting delegates to wear. The members of the recep tion committee are : W. H. Lee, P. Young, W. F. Galbraith, A. Cannon, J. V. Wilson. C. Irvine, W. McCormick, N. McCormick, H. Fisher, F. Fisher, C. Vuok. In the committee on welcome are : L. E. Lee, E. Blodgett, W. II. Cowan, A. Sternberg, E. Irvine, R. Yantes, H. C. Barr, E. E. Crossen. Mr. Noel H. Jacks, secreta.y of the Y. M. C. A. work in the North west paid us a visit Thursday, and reports a large number of delegates from the other colleges. Let them ' come. They will be all welcome. - A small ripple of excitement was caused at an early hour yesterday morning by an incipient blaze at the boarding house of Mrs. East, caused by a chimney burning out. No damage w as done and no alarm was sounded. 1 . ; rr the iioihiay. j L. w. Guiss & Sons are now j rewiviiiir an elegant line of holiday , ,,00ds, SUch as plush toilet sets", j aibnms, novelties, cards and fancv ; importers at New York, which he is ottering at greatly reduced prices, to close them out. A fine line of men's embroidered ! suppers, jut the thing for holiday I gifts, at Brownell & Stanard's. CLOSE OF THK SEASON. Tbe Work on the Improvement of tte Willamette Close J. ami i-nse up f season s work. Tl le snag-boat W illauiette will go up i" v regon Citv this morning, wnere sue win oe joineu by Major Jones, who will proceed to examine the Clackamas rapids with a view to expending next season some of the present appro priations in improving navigation. The great obstruction at this point i . -til T . 3 consists m the old wing-dam, which has been opened in one place to anow passage uirougu u, and by the current's setting :n to the opposite or eastern side, has become quite dangerous, two seri ous and several minor acciden s having resulted from it. The snagboat Corvallis tied up at its winter moorings at the bone- ViirU cnlt-I (Jit) , unci liau.i laacu out between "400 and 500 snags. Capt. J. L. Smith is not a little proud of his summer's record, 1 . ...... 1... .-. hiii'im fiilaiiii having, as he savs, covered 148 miles to Harrisburg, as compared with the 80 miles made two years ago to Independence, and in three dav&' less time. ICKSOLI'TIOVS .r tOOOI,F.ME. The following re.-olutions of con-' dolence were passed by McPherson Post, No. 5, G. A. R., on the 20th inst. Hbaiwartkrs McI'iikkson Post, No, f, ) G. A. K., llKl-ARTMKNr OF OllKGoN. )' Wuekkas, The Supreme Com mander ot tlie jrranu Armv above i na, oy a guiienu uiuci, uuuei i date ot December 7, 1SSS, called , our esteemed comrade, I. M. Adair, to the Grand Army above to serve until the last trump shall j securicv. summon all the comrades to join i ' The'"object of these articles in our decased comrade there. There- j tjie oregonian is to exempt money fore, be it .in,i credits from taxation and Resolved, That in tbe death of j throw more burdens on the pro Comrade Auair our post has sus-1 during classes. If the people of lameu an lrreparaoie loss, anu that his sorrowing wife and daughter claim our heartfelt sym- ,..: .,,., ti.OI11 Ji, ,., 'n!rtn tt,;,, lem We extend Resol veil. v... iii.ii Linr.-u iLouiuuiuu . be spread upon the minutes of this Iost, and that a copy thereot,under i the seal of the post, be furnished to the family of the deceased com rade, and to each of the city pa pers lor publication. A. B. Woodix, N. T. Moore, D. L. Cross kx. Albany, Dec. 20, 1SSS. ItcalK.sfate Sulu. Curran & Mouteith effected the following mentioned sales during the past few days : To Try on Bros, the farm owned by Dr. Amos 3- miles northeast of Albany, con taining 125 acres; consideration, $4700. To Isom & Lanning, the farm owned by Jacob Smith, con taining 44 acres, 2.' miles east of Albany; consideration, $1000. To Cornelius Raifsnider the farm owned by Wm. II. Goltra 8 miles southeast of Albany, containing lbO acres; consideration, $525'). To John Charles the house and lot ! owned by T. J. Cline near the O. j P. Depot; consideration, ifSOO. lo 1. .Newt Smith, lot , in block 14, Hackleman's 2d addition ; con-1 sideration, $J2o. t.iaiKt Concert. The concert to Vie given at the opera houe on Tuesday (Christ mas) evening under the auspices o: the Presbyterian church romises to be one of the best musical treats ever given in the city. Some of the best local talent of the city will participate, among them being Mrs. E. W. Langdon, Mrs. Geo. E. Chamberlain, Miss Elizabeth Irvine, Mrs. John Althouse, Rev. E. R. Prichard, Wm. Fortmiller, Prcf. W. H. Lee and O, H. Irvine. The general admission will be 25 cnts : reserved seats, 50 cents, for s de at G. L. Blackmail's store. drug hurcli ol '.. Preaching services at the Pres byterian church to-morrow at 11 a. m. Subject, "God's Unspeakable Gift." Sabbath school at 12:10 v. m. Young people's prayer meet ing in the lecture room at 6:30 i. m. At 7:30 p.m. a union meet ing will be held in the interest of the American bible society. Rnnorrd t'ailr" It was rumored in this city last evening that Jacobs & Neugass, of Corvallis, had failed. The firm has been considered solid and it is possible that the report is incor rect. HaiMlKonie Kcxiilt. sociable recently held in A sociable recently held in Brownsville for the purpose of oioir f,la fnv onlan.;nn omi - i . 6 i i improving the cemetery resu'ted in piiiciug Qim ij iu iiic nanus ui the committee. Selling at font. Until alter me holidays all mv stock of fall hats and bonnets, baby hoods plushes, fancy feathers, etc. Special sale. Call early at Ida M. Brush's, first door east, Strahan's new brick. TO EXCHANGE. A stock of boots and shoes for a good farm ; value about $0000. Address for a few days, B. F. Bodwell, Lebanon, Oregon Notlce! The grandest, display of mas goods in the city is to b.- found at F. M. French's, The Corner Jewelry store. Low goods, quick pales. prices, good Those intending to buy holiday j presents should call at Julius Grad- i wold's early, so they can select just what they want before the stock is reduced. Any article de sired, if o-di-.cu in ii.ne, will be sent for if it i not in stock. THE .UQKTUAUE TAX LAW. Several articles have recently an peared in the Oregonian advocating j manufacturing is shown by patron the repeal of the mortgage tax law j izing them. Julius Gradwohl has and one m the issue of the 10th inst. ascribes its authorship to the '"Grangers" of Linn county. If the irrangers did procure its enact ment thev deserve the commenda tion of ail the honest citizens of j the state, except those money j loanprs who wish to eniov high in- I terest without paving taxes. A ; promissoiv note on"a solvent payor i and drawing interest, should in all j cases be taxed at its face, for that is its value and it will sell in the market at par ; and such paper was so taxed when the asstssor could find it, before there was a mortgage tax law. The mortgage tax law does two good things. 1st, It causes land to be taxed where it is situated and helps to support the roads and schools. 2d. It ex poses to the assessor antty iauses- to be taxed promissory notes that would otherwise be hiduen by the holders and escape taxation. As an example of the ni l benefit above enumerated : If the mortgage tax law did not exist the notes held by men in Portland, secured by mortgages on land in Linn county, would, if i discovered by the assessor be taxed in Portland, and being taken' as indebtedness from the assessment of the owner of the land, the land would be transferred for taxation from Linn to Multno mah county, and the county, road and school' districts of Linn would lose this tax and its amount be shifted to the other property of the county and increase the levy on it. i The repeal o' the mortgage tax law i would be m the interest ot money J lUailUIO Will 111. l"t uuliktl ri,0 iM0,,i(J As the law now stands monev is. atundant in the hands of brokers ! am luin. v,e had bv all who wish! t0 borrow and "can give good i moderate means an si'iis ble and RPP tlim; tpn4 illtprnfir thl, u,,;Jd nuueo 5lu continue to support the mortgage I .tav law anrl nmenro th(" n.issnfP , ... , w..,- ipr laws which will mtiko the: inniuivM I- ns liiiv r iiiir ill-it. snarrt 0f ti,, tuxe,s whi.:F. thevstiil escape ;n a 2reat Jc'ree bv skillful dodii- UK JlSTICE. KH.IIT IICKE l. ALItAM. Net Cash Will Buy Goods Cheaper Than Anywhere Else. There is no need of sending awav for goods when the following desir able wares can be" bought for net cash at import prices: One-half dozen unhandled tea cups and saucers, :j5 cts. .2 dozen unhandled coffee cups and" saucers, 45 cts. j. dozen handled coffee cups and saucers, 50 cts. xi dozen seven inch dinner pi" tes 45 cts. The goods mentioned above are iron stone china, and not 0. C. ware. These prices will stand good for t'.ie next thiity days. Ji'uis Gradwohl. KKIKt m:Tios. Maaic yeast at Brownell & Stanard's Fine old cherry bounce at 5 bauin irart's. Finest line of jersies'ever iu Albany at Read's. J. A. Archibald, airent for the Sing er Manufacturing Co., opposite Otlil Fellows temple. "Crackers, ir'mircr snaps ami a great! variety of sweet -ooits, all fresh i.Jid i nice, at C. II. Silencer's. We handl.-. three kinds of fruit jar j and you will do well to see us before. placing your orders. j All kinds of fresh roasted coffee constantly on hand and ground to! order at 0. II. Spencers, j Mirth is short live:'. Prolong It if you cun. It will help your disposition 1 to trade with W. F. Kead. . j Call on I'.i-ownell & Stanard s for candies and nuts for the holiuavs. A tine assortment on hand. I Just received, another lot of those I line hand sewed French kid shoes, the j very cheapest eyer brought to town at ! W. F. Head's. ' Mexican Cactus Bitters is the best remedy in the world for liver and kid j ney diseases, indigestion,;etc. For sale at M ISatliugart s "You will never miss the water 'Till the well runs dry." If you want a well dug call on E. B. Davidson. He does prompt work at a reasonable price Orders cau be left at this oflice. Just received at 'V. F. Read's a ful line of ladies tine muslin underwear, also girls' white dresses and infants slips. Call and see them. The immense, sale of Chamberlain's j Cough Remedy has been producd to a j great extent by people who have been j cured oy u leinng tueir irienas ana i i neighbors of its good qualities anil I urging them to try it. The most SC- vere cold wil soon yield to its sooth- em.cts Fo,. Kosnay & asoil. .-. i . M Skating Carnival TO BE GIVEN AT 1 HALL -IN ALBANY ON- iruAvniivMiTPumi; U1L1 LI U tUilOUU bllflULi :Wih, Dec. 26th. C hrist-, v 1 i LIST OF PRIZES TO BE AWARDED Ladies First Prize. Handsome s-llk plush toilet set. Ladies Second Prize darnel plush j W( rUillg case. i L:uiies Third Prize Cologne C ise. ; (ient' Prizes 1st. handsome shay, j lag c : e; d, blue silk plush wn ing ! desk: :id, brush case and whisk broom ! Admission deiils,J."" cts; hidies 15ets. Skates ril cts. IheAibiiny bund will be in attendance. S. E. CATTE3L1X, Prop. An Important Item. The best evidence that a busi ness man believes in American just received from F-astern lactones the remainder of his immense hoi iday stock, consisting of tea and dinner sets in beautiful designs, plush goods, writing desks, dolls and toys of all kinds; in fact everything kept in a first-class bazaar store. II is stock is not ex- celled by any store of the kind in Oregon, and prices will be found entirelv satisfactory. Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Oint ment is uiiequalcd for old chronic sores. Many cases h:ve been penna nantly cured by it. For sale by l'o shay & Mason. Goods are going at wonderfully low prices at M. J. Monteith's auction sales every afternoon. AT JJOST ! ROOTS AD SHOES. Brownell & Stanard have still a goods assortment to select from, and among them have : Ladies best quality Rochester made Fr. kid button, $4 35; regular price ...S5 50 Extra quality Fr Uid button, S3; regular price 5 00 Good Fr. kid button S3: regular price . . 4 00 Plight Gondola button, best quality, S2 75: regular price 8 50 Bright Gondoia Im'ton, yood styles2 00 regular price 3 00 American kid, button, best quality, S2; icsular price 3 00 American kid, button, second quality, 25; regular price 2 00 A tfood assortment of Children and Misses nil tr'-'in school shoes from si to SI 20; regular price SI 35 to.. 1 (i0 Ladies rubbers 30 and 40 Men's rubbers 40 Come before all are closed out. BROWNELL & STANARD. s u New Smyine Rugs and Portierres. New Table Covers. , .... .,.. o... ..-i.u r...... t match. A large Assortment of Linen and silk handkerchief. Fine Lace Handkerchiefs. Trunks and Valises. Silk Dress Patterns. Colored and black silk Waip, Hen riettas. Silk Umbrellas. BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT, Ladies and Gents Fancy Slippers. Ladies and Gents' Fine Shoes. Ladies' and Children's Fine Shoes and slippers. Felt Slippers of All Kinds. CROKERY DEPARTMENT Ciioice Novelties China. in Decorated Tea Sets. Fruit Plates and Saucers. Decorated Bedroom Ssts. Salad Bowls. Fancy Pitchers. Lamps. .... , Fancy cusnadores. , Cake Dishes, T . px- . i And a Large Assortment of Novel- lies in vniua lor tue iiuuuays. SAMUEL E. YOUNG. Albany, Oregon. Etat Furniture -FOR- Thos. Briiik lias just opened a line line of fur niture in beautiful pat terns for the holidays These iuclude Wicker Chairs, Parlor Suites, Hectors' Easy Chairs, Rugs, Wood Baskets, Lounges, Chairs of all-Ein&s, Whatnots, Brackets, Novelties, Etc. ! 2pCall and see his Leau " tul stock. NORTHWEST FIRE and INSURANCE COMPANY PORTLAND, - - OREGON ! t.ll'ITAl STOCK $50,0 eceived Hoiidaj H HOLIDAYS MARINE F. L. Kenton -DEALER IN- Staple and. jTa-noy (IV ffW4 u Liyjyjij Confectionery, Cigars and Tobacco. esr NEAR THE POST OFFICE. c H R I S Holiday Goods, Santa Glaus Headquarters. Have opened an imaiense vaiietv ot Holiday Goods. All are invite ! to call and ( HI We always take pleasui-e in showing our goods whether you wish to luu-chcse or not. Holi - Artists' -AT CITY DEUG STORE AT 0 1 ililj Having purchased the stock of Clothinp-, Gents Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Etc., of C. B, ltolaiid & Co. is now ''prepared to otter Better MM tl Having a complete assortment of General Merchandise, bought at a big discount, w hich he still proposes to sell at cost. Purchasers will de well to call and get his prices before buying els where, as you can savo from 25 to 30 per cent. The highest market price paid for country pro duce of all kinds, either in ctsh or goods. Children Cry for in Tin n 1M SI L LI. Subserijtions received for leading ALBANY, OREGON T M A s Goods AND TIIE- Pitcher's Castorta il l Ml C O IT ! to TI FRONT! an
