Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, January 29, 1889, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textllr- 21, k'enliant' x. J ALliAXY, . OiUSGXXN, TUESDAY XOBNINU, ' JANUARY 29, 13 CEN"1VS A a. -.1 l II II l II rvi 18; VOL. 1V.KO. 52. 9,999.00 IN GOLD To Be ' Given Away. Cut ont this aoveiiiMmiciit and send it J. LAHMKR ti CO., Numcryman, lrnto, Canada, with 14 threecett Canadian, -1 two-cent American potlaje sta-nps, and they will heart you by mail uxwipaiu; 111 "v for feantinir in April or jj " 1 Km lyes, Sores, l I'-crs, ouhimhu cnokeot any oim of the following eollecti-.u jf,.vcr sores, Tefer, happed hands. -I--.- ntr vnur name i ooniueu- tlonfortbeW.990 00 In Rold that they are tfivinir away to order t ;tatwdio W JW" mmrt clock, --? - . --..ivi,..- . . V Collection of Plaints: No. 12 hardy rosea. No. 2 S hardy clunbirot rose. 'a 32 overbloouiiiigirowta for house ture. cul- No. 42 dahlias. No. 510 fcladiota. No. 63 hardy grape vines. Nc. 78 raspberry plants, 4.eacn black and red: No. o 20 strawberry plants, 4 choice kinds No. 9 6 very choice plants four bouse cul ture. No. 105 cherry currants (ret1). No. 115 Lees prolific curraots (blaek) No, 12 5 white grape currents All letters with this advertisement enclosed alonir with stamps for any one or more eol- rjons of plants, will be numbered as they romo to hand, and the sendtra of the tlrst thirteen hundred will receive gifts as follows: I 1st $26 I The next 20, $10 each. . 2nd 100 1 The next 40, $5 ea:h. 3rd 60 I The next 415, 2 each. 4th 30 1 I he next 820, 41 each. 5th S0 - , .u Alter SO.000 letters have been received, the senders of the next 1,100 letters wUl receive kifts as follows: i 1st $225 Next 10, $15 each 2nd 135 I Next 15, 10 each 2rd - 75 I Next 40, $i each 4tn 50 1 Next 470, 2 ea ith 25 I Next 500. St each Alter It 0,000 letters have been received, the senders of the next 1,000 letter? will re ceive irifts as follows: 1 1 and 2 10 each I Next 5 $20 each 3. 4 and 5.. 75 earn Next 15 10 each ; ti. 7 and 8. . . 50 ea. h f Next 3ti4 each 1 y, 10, 11, 12. 25 each Next 1 each (After 150,000 letters huve been received the u nders of the next 1.109 letters will receive -ifts as folio-? ... . j j 9100 each I Next 10 $20 each 2 75 each j Next 25 , 10 each 3 and 4 ." 5" each Next 5fc.i 2 eacti ext5 25 each I Next 47! 1 each Any person may send any number of times for anv of the above collections If 5 cents in ktanips extra i "c-ni, we will send in Jun next a printed list of the names of all persons who are entitled to gifts. We make this liberal offer to readers of the Hkkald, knowing it will not pay u now, but our object is to intro luce our stock and build up a trade Our mail ing points are Toronto and Shrubmount. Out., Koohester, N. 1 ., Ixmisville, Kv., Plainesville, O., and Chicago, 111 .. will guarantee all sw:k to reach our customers in good condition. We employ no arents, but deal direct with customer, and can sell and deliver stock to any part of the United States or Canaua at about one half the price charged by other numerymen. through agent. Itemcmber we will not b: undersold byanv reliable firm, bend us ' ic rt .ont and we will inote vu prievs; or : fop a hand ome illustrated otalotrui- wh-h von m l.-duct from vour tiri orutr. Address all tetter, J. bAHMBR & CO., TUROXl'0. CANADA. SMITH & WASHBURN Haying purchased Stoves m w a m ill II I III! i iai sa aa W m m -tk. hw aav. m i mmrmvi i av - mrm m aa at - - w - w . -m .a ms -r vv i a a m a asm, am m MM M M 1 aTa lii, M ' 11 mm mi -vss-svaaBavr r b -van 9 kh. mkj m raa m at aa i . m auav a sra ;ij . av a, -wii ii'n ar - -aa m r Nil JSW' . w i ' rr.t . ..77?- rill II I ii k -so:i 1111111 i "r-' - -m Ji ! i i vi YWsnriTi Tisui r r mm mm m i v xv mmuts v 'pp i'i n a aa. m m wrasBBBaaar aw a .ar i .'av mt a av nv r T"WBED LBANY, Ttonn told. . ,. Are Santa Abie, the California dis envery for Consumption and diseases oftlie throat. Chest and Lungs, and California Ott-K-Cure. the only snap, ntecd cure for Catarrh Cold in the Head and kindred complaint. lliey are sold at l per package, or three for $2.50. and are rccoiniiiended ana ned by the leading physicians of the Pacific Coast. No mmi ct .-ompounds. Juarautcca by Foshay s Mason Back The bet Sal ve in the world fomt 'hllhlains orus. and all akin erup ions, and positively cures Piles, or n Iriw neiiect . satisfaction, or mon& refunded.. Price 25 ccuta per box a Foshay & Mason's. The dry cold weather of the early winter months is productive of a srrea deal of croup among chilaren. Moth ers shonld be on the lookout for it,and be prepared to arrest it as soon as the tirct symptom appear. True croup nevtr comes without a warning: a, day or two befoie the attack the chid wili become hoarse, aud that symptoms is soon followed bv a peculiar, rough eoiLsrh. If Chambcrlaiu's Cough Keinedy is sriyen as soon as -tli i. hoarse ness or" couih appears, all danger and anxiety mayi be avoided ; it has never failed, evenn n the most severe cases. There is no danger in giving the Keinedy for it contains no injurious substance. For sale by tosh ay & Mas tpped Ib the Bud. Is it not better to nip Consumption the greatest scourge of huiuanltv in the bud. than to try to stay its pro gress on the brink of the grave. A few doses of California's -most useful production, will releive, ai a thor ough treatment will cure. Nasal Catarrh, too often the forerunner of consumption can be cured by Califor nia Cat-K-Cure. These remedies are sold and fully warrented by Foiay it Mason. What Baby was sick. We gave her Caatoria. When she was a Child, She cried for Castoria. When she became Hiss, She clung to Castoria. Wbea she had Children, She gave them Castoria, Call on Brownell A Stanard's candies and nuts for the holiuavs. fine assortment on hand. for A Go and see Will & Stark's. the new silverware at Auction every Haturday afternoon at M. J. Monteith's. CUO UK, WHOOKINC COUH am Bronchitis immediately relieved hy Shiloh'sCure. Foshay A .Mason. SUCCESSORS TO this well known ilrT-rlr More alnalie carry an immense line and Greiieral Hardware .Sr .BBBWr -SW-" BBW -VBfcSh BBBBW BW - ,1 H 1 m mm m r .. -m. nun) i m m m -aw MiMr -l,- . .mr a m ar mm mm . jr mr LIE'S Absolutely Pure. This powner never varies. 'A marvti of purity .strength and wholesomeness More economical thaii the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competi tion with multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders Sold only in c-ins. Royal Bakiv 'ow djsr Co . IO'. WaP t. N. Y. D W Ckowlet & Co., Agents, Portland, Oregon, OF ALBANY, OREGON, president, L. Flinn. viCE-ruEsiDENT S. E. Touns;, CASHIER E. W L:.ugd m T "RANSACTS A GENERAL! BANKING BCbiWESh. Accounts kept subject to check. Sight Exchange and TclutAphic Transfer sold on New York, Chi'jau, San Francisco and Portland.Orcgon. Collection made on favorable terms. S. E. You L. Klinn L., K. BI.A1X W. E. TlRRKLL Clio. E f1lAIBRKI.AI!C J Jas. K. Powell. AttiisUnt Cashier. Instruction in Fainting W:VKKJIIT WISTIKS TO AN nounce to those des.rous of .re ceiving instruction in Flower painting in oil colors. Landscape painting in oil colors, Marine painting in o'l colors. Portrait painting iu oil colors. Landscape painting in water colors. Flowers in water colors, ..---. That he is prepared to give lessons in the above studies in the Strahan Block Those desirous of joining any of these i-;.ise "can secure terms by calling at the City Drug Store' V. C. TWEEDALE store and added largely to the stock INCLUDING Cooking Stoves and Ranges, Parlor and Heat' ing Stoves and all kinds of 'Kitchen Utensils. Alsa a Complete Assortment of BUILDERS' Pumps. Hose, Copperwaref Tinware Plumbers9 Goods a Specialty, WPRICES GUARANTEED TO BE SATISFACTORY The Public is Invited Stocfc. IB TT I Ii 3D 1 3ST Or , .... OREGON i FHVBICIASg. WH. l'AVH, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND surgeon. Can le found at , his ofTce room iu S;n.han's block, Kint street. Albany Oiegon- . ,' . TR C. CHAMBERLIN. H0MKOPATH1C U physician and surgeon. OUJce, corner Third and Lyon streets, Albany, Oregon. r W. MASTON, PHT8ICUN AND BUR VX, geon, Albany, Oregon. MH. ELLIS, PHYSICIAN AND SURr . geon, Alba- y, Oregon. , CC. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND TUB . geon Albany. Oregon, oflca la Pierce's 'new block. Office hours, frSBs" A. p. u. .. j ' i-' H. to 4 - iJLBOSSlTER, i VKTFXJNiAX. 8CR geon, graduate of Ontario veterinary college and member of the Ontario veterin ary medical society, is prepared to treat the Uhojiju of all domesticated animals on scientific principles. Office second door east of the oera house, Albany, Oregon. t ta r Kol.nEWAY. VETERINARY SUR. J geon, Albany, Oregon. - -Graduate of Oer -ninn an.l Anierlcnii colleges. tlerlrlcand Homeopathic Trralment niHOSE DESIRING EITHER OF THESE I safe and reliable methods of treating dis eaxe will fii.d Dr. E. A. McAhster prepared with excellent apiliances for administering either, as the nature of the case mar require. He may be found at his office on Third street, two uoors south of the electric huht ration, when not absent on professional business. . 1 K. E A. M ALI8TER, HOMEOPATHIC JJ physician, has removed his office from Flinn's block to his residence on Third street, two doors south of the electric light statian. .4TTQBNEV8. n H. N. BLACKBURN. ATTORNEY AT U, Law, Albany, Oregon. Office in Odd billow's Temule. -Vill practice in all courts of the slate, and give special attention to all business. lirOLYEKTON CHARLES E. AfTORNEY IT at Law. Albanv. Or. Orli-e in rooms 15 and 14. Foster's Block, over L. E. Blain's stor T K. WEATHOKFORD, ATTORNEY AT I . law. Albany. Oregon. nrfite in Odd Fellow's Temule. Will practice in all the court of thewtate, and give special attention to all business PtEVERE HOUSE. ALBANY, OR. CHAS IV Pfeiffer. Prop. Only first-eclass hcuse in the citv. l.artre sample rooms for cc lnercial men. No Chinamen employeil in tue kitchen. General stage office for Corvallis, TT EWERT. 1 , PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE tl . aud jeweler, Albany, Oregon, ,Xl'ND-A GOLD hING WITH TOPAZ F. M French's jewelry store. CORDS OF i J wood for sale, FIR AND MAPLE ly to 8, Gourley. Oysters ! Qyoivrit ! EASTERN AND OLYMPIAN SERVED fresh every day at H.iDiercks' restaurant Land Sarveytag. PART1XS PRlJa'fWIS flOKR CAltOB: tain accurate prompt ft by calHiig upon ex-county surveyor F. T. T.frnher. He has complete copies of field notes and town ship plats, and is prepared to do surveying in iiny part of Usui county. PostotBce address, Millers Station, Linn couuty.Oregon. THE CELEBRATED BREAKFAST and MEL m and Gardeners Too s HARDWARE, aud to Call and Inspect Ow AT WASHINGTON. Newsy Notes and Comments from the National Capita!.: r-c MOKTJV VIMT AT WASHIllCT5i Th Admission of the 'Territories Crooked' aesr of Sab OSoials-Ths Coattrt lor the Speakership. Special Corresondenc. The senate has passed the amend meat to the , tariff bill; allowinit bounty of one percent jjer.ywiDd ea all sugar produced in this ?ountry Commissioner of pensions Black wants- to be appointed Judge Advo cate General of the Army, an1 rumor says Cleveland has premised him the appointment, out trere is consider able doubt about his eligibility. Mr. Morton's, present visit to Washington is for the purpose of familiarizing himself with the duties of the presiding officer of the senate, in order that he may be' prepared to assume them after the fourth of March without awkwardness. The house has passed a bill pro viding for the admission of South Dakota with two representatives and Montana with one, by Presidential pro clamation, when the voteis accept the constitution already formed, and for the admission of North Dakota, Washington and New Melicoby Congress when their constitutions are formed. Opinion differs as to the probabilities of Senatorial action on this meaeure, W the majo-ity think that nothing will be done at the present session. Senator Morrill and Stanford mem bers of the sub committee of the com mittee on public buildings and grounds, which is engaged in investi gating the offices of the Supervising architect of the treasury have already exposed a sorry condition of affairs. It iias been a common practice in this (.nice for employes to make contracts through outside dummies, to perform work which should be done it the office. Although receiving salaries from the government, these men Were allowed to contract tor doing work, and what is worse than all to fix the price to be paid for the same . The investigation is not, yet over; and it is said that considerable crookedness is expected to be shown up in conneC' tiou with the selection of sites in var iuus cities for puolic buildings. The supporters of the teveral can didates for Speaker are showing a opposition to divide up into factions Pennsylvania has two candidates for rterk rrthetcboffae,., Hon," Ed. JJc PrretfMa and Major Carson, Washing ton correspondent l the Philadelphia Ledger. Pennsylvania has always had the clerkship when the republi cans have had the house but the coin Initiations made on the Speakership may result in giying it to soim other state this time. Klrl lo Vt Titfc BLlCBEttKV The Blueberry is a valuable fruil and is reliable to jrrow in ohr Nort em states, where the more tender varieties of fruits wintcr-ki.l. It is perfectly hardy, having stood 40 de triees below zero without showing any injury to the most tender buds. It ripens in this latitude about the 1st of July, and is borne in clusters like fur runts; shape,' round; -olor, reddish purple at first, but becomes a bluish black when fully ripened. The flavor is equal to the raspberry, a very mi'd, rich sub-acid, pronounced by most people delicious. It may be served with sugar and cream or cooked sauce, and is splendid canned for winter use The plant 6e. ms to flourish in all soils' and is a' prolific bearer. It grows' very stocky and makes a nice hedge. The shininc daik jrreen leaves ana the blue fmu making a pleasing contrast. The de mand for the fruit is great, and usual ly brings 15 cents per -quart. . Hey commence bearing the first year after setting out, and yield a' full crop the 6econd and third year rfter setting out. lney are propa-ratca from suck ers and root cuttlncs. ' The ' plant is about the height and size of a currsnt bnsb ajd very stocky, holding the fruit we.l np from the irround Plants should be sei in, the spring, during March, April and Hay, in rows two or tbree feet apart, sna nve or six feet between the rows, making a' perfe-i hedge, and no grass or ' weeds should be allowed to grow between rows. PRICK LIST. 1 dozen plants by mail i 60 2 dozen plants by mail 1 00 100 dozen plants by express. . . . z oo 1000 dozen plants by express or freight...... .. 15 00 ? Plants are carefully packed in damp moss and deliverea to express or freight office, for wnicn 1 make no extra charge. Ho tow Send Monkt. I would pre. fer to have money sent by American express order,-all slims of f5 and under cost only 5 cents, and if order is lost, money will be promptly re funded to sender. If not convenient to obtain express order, money can be sent by registered leth?i' or postoffice money order or postal note, drawn on Portland, Jdichifrun. Postage stamps, will not be accepted only from our customers that cannot 'obtain an ex press order only those of the ne cent denomination wanted. L. D. Staples, Portland, Iona Co., Mich. ' Hew Caa fareaU allow their children to cough and Strain and cough and calmly say, "Ob it's only cold," and -keep giving them cheap and dangsron medicines until they are down with lung fever or consumption, when they can be so easily relieved by BEGUS CHERRY COUGirSYRUPT It baa no superi or, and few equals. Geo. L. Black man, druggist. Just orened,. a new barrel of small mixed pickles; which are extra nice and will be eold in any quantity at C. II. Speucer's, French keeps raihaaa time. B KVI.E EVstaPB. The present Emperor of Germany is William II. lie is 29 years of are. The Emperor of Austria, Francis Joseph is 58 years of age, and has won the imperial crown for forty- year. . Abe reigning Prince of Montenegro is Nicholas 1., who is 4" years old, and has reigned for twenty-eight jatrs. The King of Portugal, Lais I., is 50 years old, and is a man of enter prise and progress. He has been twenty years a King. ' The Lmperorof 'Russia. Alexander Ifl.r ia 43 years of age, and ascended the ,JthroM fier ;tbe marderaf fait latner,- seren yerr - - - ' I'he ' President of the French Re public, M. Carnot, is 51 years of age, and was elected to office in December last as successor to M. Gevy. Ihe Sovereign or Sultan of Turkey AbdQlHamid 11., is 46 years old,and succeeded to the throne twelve years ago when the Sultan who proceeded him Was de8)jed. The King ot Servia, Milan I., 44, and was crowned .six years auu, bat before that he had beld the throne for fourteen years by eleotiou as Phi Milan Obenvvich 17. The King of Sweden and Norway. Oscar II., is in hit COth year, aud has reigned tor sixteen years. He is a fairly liberal monarch, ana ba tavored some relonus during his reign. Ihe King of Rjumauia, Carol L, is 49 years old, and was proclaimed King only seven years ago, but for fourteen years belorc that time he had been Chief of the Roumanians. Tile Dralaaue an Ihe nd. Farmers in the Sound country and islands are setting a good example in j having their land underd rained, as is shown by the following from J. C. ! Ayer to a Seattle ,n r: j ihe lanners ot Whidby island, about, Coupeville, are becuming much interested in t.ie dr.nnace. Messrs. Gould L' Jauii-j have last couipleteu the largest and most complete system yet laid in the territory, oO.OOO feet, with a single ten-incii uiaiu long. The soil consists ot various contin uations of clay, aaud aud loam, charged with a reat deal of mineral. This drain system covers about "0U acres and costs over $300C. The farm is at Ebey's lauding, iu plain view from Tore TownseuJ. Mr. Thoina. Calhoun has also laid 10,000 feet ou the High warden place in what is called joint clay soil. Mr. John Robertson is aUo about' to put 20,000 teet ou his rauch, seven miles down the island. All these lands hold water so much that theT canuot be worked early in the 8priug and much loss is caused iroiu iiaviug crops mature too late in t! e season, aud the quality is be lieved to be often much lower than it :hould be. Dr. Calhoun was in tow n yester day. 1 had laid out three miles ol drains for him on the Swiuoinish Hats l ist fall, and I asked him how ttiey worked He replied. "Very well, laoeeil. We got on to the laud a .nxnth earlier in the si ring uud then ) i he crop ripeuid inucli earlier thun othtrs. The oa' es wer .f very fine quality. Oats ox the liats have Lad a bad name, but I now find we can raise them as owi as elsewhere. My draius are twenty rods at most. Taderdralalag; Orrkards. recent issue of the q.lumbus(0.) Horticultural Society's Journal con tains a discussion on this subject, of wnicn tne following are extracts. Iu answer to the question. "How does underdraining effcit the apple?" Dr. Twwusend avid: "Uu a erd raining maaes tne orcnara grow twice as well. - An orchard underdrained is always more healthy,- and stands the changes in the seasons better than one not' underdrained. It is noli af fected by the drouth so badly, nor by a "wet 'season. Underdrawing, too neips to make the soils more porous. so the water that falls on it craduallv sinks in, and the excess is carried off by the tile; being more porous, it re tains more water in the soil, not on top ef it; roots run farther through tae soil and reach more moisture held i i the porons ' soil than they would if the soil was harder. I under- diained ray farm forty years ago, so have bad some chance to see how old drain operate. ' I hare a drain every two rods on 240 acres, and the drain has been an advantage in both wet and dry seasons." A member said be had a black elm swale of five acres which he bad ''underdrained. using an eignt-ineh main and a number of small laterals. The soil is now ready and easy to work soon after a heavy ran. But the qnestion is, will n the water do more good left in the low place and permitted to soak into the soil or the held surrounding the swale? Dr. Townsend, replying, said the water in such a place would either go down or up; and the held arunl wouiil receive .it tie or no benefit fio:n the swamp. Cultiva i .g the soil will do more good that a pool of water in the vicinitj. Caatlea M ataen. Every mother is caujoned against giving her chud laudanum or para goric; it creates an unnatural eraving for stimulants which kills the mind or the child. Acker's Baby Soother is specially prepared to benefit chil dren and cure their pains. It is harm less and contains no opium or mor phine. Sold by Foshay & Mason. The immense sale of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been producd to a great extent by people who have been cured bv it telling their friends and neig..bi.s of its good qualities and urging them to try it. The most se vere cold will soon yield to its sorti ng "T'.U. rctr sale by roenay Mason. GENERAL NEWS. Discussion of the .Woman's Suf- fiage Amendment. MBS. DC.MVTAI' UPBIKS AGAIN. A $20,000 Firs ia Dolntb, Minaesota Grand Opt ia Hmice and Poatoioa Burned Foreign Hews. The HaaL's Special DiaiatchM. Washington, , Jan. 28. Thm Hoase committee on judiciary held aTtyi&fornitsettng tvrday-to 1iear the addresses from members of th women's suffrage association in support of an amendment to the constitution of the United states, granting the elective franchise to women. Among the speakers were usan B. Anthony, Ira Bella Bcxdier U-ker, liev. Olvmpia Brown, Mrs. Clara B. T. Colby, editor of the Woman's Tribune, Mrs. A. S. Duniway, of Oregon, and others. a $t; hie. The tprra Beue Dalata ad rokleBr la raed Di'luth (MLnn.), Jan. 28. Fire was discovered in tlie grand opera house shortly before 2 o'clock this morning. It was soon beyond con trol, although tlie whole depart tnent was early on the spot. At 3 :30 the building was a total loss. A row of frame buildings next to the opera house were in great danger, but all were saved except the postottice, which was con sumed. The total loss is $20,000. Id Warld ralllirs. Rome, Jan. 28. Parliament was opened to-day by King Humbert. In his speech the kin alluded to the bills which would be intro duced by the government as emi nently pacific. The visit ot the emperor of Germai.y had proved tuliifui the attachment of Germany to Italy. Iu conclusion the king aid, "Italy will continue to work for peace wMch all desire and which I can declare w ill be kept )' us,'' ttUaaarrk vwrsiTi reef Well. Bkulix, Jar. 2S. While speak ing on East Africa's hill in the reichstag Saturday Bismarck' voice was unusually weak, being almost inaudible, except those yiearhim, and gave the impression ttiat as he was slightly indisposed his throat troubled him. His ref erences to the cooperation of Eng land with Germany in Kast Africa caused a good impression. ktatk iirti at.. Keway Item fruiu ike stale f upltal lucui MriiiMY. Sa'lkm, Jan. 2S. The following notaries were apjvjiiited by the governor to-day : A. Watt.Geo. W. Rowan, Portland ; J. E. Liblei , Hohsonville, Tillainook county; Chas. II. Crosby, Inland Ciiyr Union county; Geo. P. -Morgan, The Dalles; J. H. Ciayton, Sum mer Lake, Lake count-. ! fi 4I, 5n th(. f Ktfltft.. ifice to-dav incorporating the fol lowing companies: The City Board of Chaiities, John Kloster man, Cha. K. Ladd, Ross C. Houghton, J. C Flanders, '1 lios.N. Strong, Geo. II. Williams, Van B. DeLasnmutt, incorporators ; value of property, f 3,000 ; principal office Portland. The Pioneer Street Railway, of Eugene Citv; T. J.'bifaitfi, J. A. Straight, E. C. Smith, A.G.Hovey, C. W. Washburne, GJ H. Wash burne and J. M. Hodson incorpo rators; object, to construct and operate a street railway in Eugene : capital stock f 20,000. St. -Mary's Home Association, Levi Anderson, Jno. Donnerburg, John O'Connor, D. F. Campbell, M. G. Griffin, F. Dresser, Win. Foley incorporators ; souce of rev enue, monthly dues and contribu-tributio-'s ; location of corporation, Washington county; principal office Portland. . Springfield Excelsior Manufac turing Co., T. O. Maxwell, E. M. Beebe, James Hanson incorpora tors; object, the manufacture of wooden ware; principal office, Springfield, Lane countv : canital Ktock, $2,000. "T BKIfcr MCftTlaS. Maci yeast atBrownell & Stanard's A new invoice of British trimmimrt at Read's. New dress goods the vervl nt m styles at W. F. K- ad's. A tine line of new 6ilverwar int open?'' at Will fc 8tark's. Atbe autiful as a dream that line e' adies brbadcloth at W. I.lUudV The largest snd best assortment nt tea and coffee in town at Brow nell A; SUnard's. All kinds of 6Dices and condi Jpr the holiday trade at C. H. Spencer's. Mince meat and chow rhrw vn. Eastern and home mad. t u Spencer's. Extra soda crackers, fresh f.m v. factory, every week at Brownell & Stanard's. . Choice groceries, both t.,.i .. raney. arriving every day at C H Spencer's. " Cranbeiries and all and evaporated fruits of best oualitv at u, H. Spencer's. ' Fine old cherry bounce at JW. Uaum.