THE MOliNIRG HEKAL1): feTJBTPAY, PECE"MBEK 15, 1bS9
Sl'KCIAI., 12:30 A. M.
Not t sec our stove ami ranges 1
Ixdore b'.iyi'.g i a mistake. Mis
takes are alway i ostly. In heat
ing r:ove m- have ihe largest as
well as the mint careLiily'selccted
stock it: I'm city. The stoves we
after wore not bought us an experi
ment b:;L a- a certainty. We
know what each Move will !, and
liiey were bought for cash, so the
price is rilit. Wii have special
lien in heaters, beside oiir icjriilar
Jir.C'K of Caihind, Argand iml Su-
peiior stoves and ranges.
Geo. W. Smith.
The lA;i. ilKUMH V
Wile P.vll "! !!"!' '
stand of W. !. K:;hii's.
can hr f -t i at r
opy.
!l i-e iin
the is .' j
when it j
'.;!: per
w ti. I", ii
IMUC.Vi IONS.
r Alo.tnv am! vi- i;;i: y I'ul
owing is tin' f.vr'-eatt for I' t i.o n -.
ending i-f S r. a. to-i.av:
l air wea
i.
cj'ci r.
KTTIV; AltirV TdlYS.
Ileal e.-'a;.- arid I'le.-.a-it lii.)i
:.re tlie leading ii-pirs if disfr.s?iou.
Klegaiit Irvio'.j i- a four titnc
winner, i.i .. '
Try it.
"Oi:, il's j;ist
"What's that?"
i.ot; oa."
The :n-iil route
I'aeiCii; is s jo!i to
viatesviiie.
irt a. wc-r
!;l t
V:iU r.
splendid. Kate."
"Why. F.legant
on the Oregon
Ie extended D
Keen vour eyo on the new drug
i.
.ore
For food
prices it heads the procession
Brnj. Johnson has sold his inter
net in the blacksmith shop o!" John
son & D.mna's, and will open a
restauiatit.
(ieo. Fih has ;ui chased a lialf
interest in a tinwaro ond stove
store i'i (Jorvaliis ami will go into
business there.
fcJtrauder Price, ;n of Nina rod
l'rico, recently had the misfortune
to have his leg broken by beiny
thrown from a horgo in Crook
eounty.
The youngest Masonic Knight
Templar in Oregon ia Mr. K. D.
Ctisick of this city, w ho with .Mr.
Irant of Yaquina took that degree
on Temple Commandry No. in
this city Friday evening.
F.very day fresh fqu i ls of men,
or squads f fresh men, or relays ot
additional laborers go to the front
to aid in th:: railroad work. The
winter, ou ir;e w hole, so far, has
been favorable for Ihe construction
crews, and F.-!f i-iactory progrcf i
being made.
All the. men in Ihe city are in
' iu-d t- atJeiid tlio go-pel meeting
!.rM thi-" a!'t(: !i r:i at I o'clock in
t!:;! Vout; .Mens' Christian Asso
ciation hall. Th; ,jrjeet for to
day being 'OtriFttan iixii:-g, I'osi
tive arid Negative," Kphesian-
4 :17-32.
Al! ure :;r.itod tc :it.e;id li.e M- '
IrjvTi-.g service-, ai the I'.apti-r '
chi'.rcli on :-.!!;da' : p'ca'jli.'i 1 1
.. m. by licv. C."M. Hill, followed
!'V .Stir.. jay si-hod at 12:15 v.
M.-tjting of the V. L.'s at Q o'ei k .
Vo'lo A'Cil by a ner.d go-;pe: - '
vije at 7 p. w.
On tiie l:)vh iu.-.i. The Jiiigler
wi;l give a concert at the oper,
f-.oii-e in this citv for the benefit oi
the Women's Keliff Corps. They!
are saia 10 ie. ur- nnesi coi'.iparjyM
'l v-i.iioilii Piiii:;:i.? iliac nii-
...., -. ..tr-- nut ri.-x.r nu i
. I. I
...... ... .....v i.
f;;;iscr- !
I ne Aliviuy and Astoria uailway trect of L'jo a res ..i ! u,. on the
Coinpaay has pai.l out $10,000 for- linsi.la ;olj lii.iiig tiie platted
the location and survey of the I portion of the city, on two" of the
route from this city t Astoria, and 1 proposed lines oi railroad and luiv
nearly as much more lor a plai't. ing already in operation a railroad
with which 100;) men w-ll be rm-j within a (piaiter ol a nrle. This
ployed early in the spring. The j 1 md i : now in acre lots, and if you
lanital stock oi the company is wish von had bought land in Se.it
$2'.000.00;t. I tie or" Tacoma, when it was selling
F. II. PieuTer. Proprietor of the '
Aibanv Candy Factory and Sodap ; chance to buy acie tracts at
Works", has made a liner display I those figures and which w ill in a
than ever ot" candies and nuts for !"? months be selling as ir. Taenia
tho approaching holidays. His ;
broken mixed and choice French
candies are all fresh, and are ocing
sold at almost first cost pi ice. The
public should call and inspect his
tine assortment. I
Tlie Willamette valley is fifty
miles wide and 150 miles long, and
contains 6500 square miles. Nearly
every acre is. fine farming land.
1 Ik.mii .1 c-ifllrifml ti tKn lytli Mln A
;.-f .,oti.. o. ,.,.i.io
t K,;r... n,o
trade from a much wider scope of
country.
i i - r r- in iii a ia liic
Two nopul
r meetings will be
held this evening at 7 :.'!!) p. m., at
the M. K. church and at the U. P.
church. The M. K. Church South
and the Evangelical church will
meet with the M. K. church, ami
the pastors will conduct the meet-
ing with the aid of He v. P. C. '
llctzler, bible agent. The Presby
terian and Congregational churches
will meet with the U. P. church,
Key. lingers preaching the r-ennon,
fallowed by Kev. P. C. Hetzler on
his arrival from the former meeting
at the M. K. church.
ix.-. . .
U. F. Ashby Went t. Astoria
yesterday.
C. II. Sin vart went to O egor.
City yesterd.iv.
T. II. Mc'liil, editor ,i tip
t'ti Sun, is u: tlie city.
Mi-.s Pauiice Iv.nev, of
a ciier-
f.-j'.i, is yisi'ii g in this city.
Chas. PiKr, postal clerk o: tiie
Southern I'.t' itii: road, has be-.n
fpenditig a few diys this cry.
F. F. Allen re tin e I ye-ferd.iy
from LaCrunde. tVheit l.e left
t!
it'fi: v.;s
four
IttCll'.S
of
:ow
tht-rc.
FOUR RAILROADS.
Albany and Astoria Will Each
Have This Number.
A VERY I5KIM.IANT Ol'TLOOK.
Thi R ilroal f.oa Albaay to Astoria-Safe
IoTeaim-utg for Purchase of
E ?.-.! Enatp.
Astoria will have four railroads
iu less than llireo u-ars; work is
Iteing done on Ho"oi them nuw-
( hie oi these is the Albany and
Vn'oii l r-L:lro-id whirl. vil t v.J
ihtVi r li'ro-V Kl KLK so' ' TY-
l...ti.ndi. whose after,ig..t pain-1 The anmia. meet.ng oi the Li: m
fnli v ..,,nvin.e., them of the -olden '". s' as ';l'!d(.
ot.oortuuirv forever ..rone bv to N'venm- in Dr.tJ. . uraj's ofnce;
n , k,. ...rtm.o bv .,tin- i r!v I
and buviug propertv in Aibanv, i ti,-" 't'':-' -i!',ir-ih..
r..i!r.i:i.t .-.MitiM-oi iirHLdt!. an.l : i'he iepository retrt s.iows:
in Oregon' seaoort. Asloria. i
Tliese t,ogrowing cities will be J
connected by ruil as fast a.s men
and means can build a railroad.
The excitement in regard to real)
Ic. - t.tieat Astoria al the present :
I time i. something remarkable. The j
' ! ifiijliri ir. Iuiv- t'r.ttvi I
inort'T! until night nuiking out
ihvd. abstracts, mortg-iges and
contracts tn 1 rene of them pre-
tend to
how
:!..-
property ihey
nave ir sale, ineir nine heii:g en
tirely consumed with wilk-e work,'
out tmyers an? mint ail pariieular
br.l seem to lieve that any reid 1
estate in or about Astoria is u j
desirable thing to have. !
A voi:;g I
ly from (begon t'iiy!
ago discovered that1
some weeks
eighty acres
ot land lvmg back
.'Oiiie distance from the water front
belonged to the government. She
at once secured it and has since
been ollered $S0J0. and cuuid gt !
lor it at the present time 10,tKK). !
i'liisacti vitv in real estate is not!
due to advertising or booming
methods, as neither Astoria nor
any real estate dealer in the city
b.ss ever expended a single dollar
iti ad vertising. The act vity in the
real estate market began some
three months ago by parties from
the outside, mostly from the Fast
en! states, coming quietly into the
city and investing larg;.lv in rea"
estate
and returning to their
homes. This is supposed to have
been caused by information quietly
having been given by railroad men
w ho are on the inside to their
friends w ho at once took the hint,
and purchased accordingly. But a
hint is hardly reeded to "convince
men of the certainty of the future
o! Astoria; a first class f-vapori
with a magnificent navigable river !
reaching every part of the vast. J
rich, productive country ba -k of it j
and four railroads is sure to make :
a citv. Compare Astoria with !
Seattle and Tacoma: i destroyed by lire a lew days ago
First, it has just as good a bur- j Smoke was discoveied issuing frci:!
bor and no other harbor within a , on of the w indows on the second
hundred miles, while ali of Peg-1 ! hT. Mr. tiordon hurried there
sound is a good harbor and in a."d found the bed enveloped in
few years a dozen rivals wjil spring j flames, which he Inaily succeeded
up for Seattle and Tacoma. ! in smothering. The bed was en-
second. Astoria has the best
system of river Iran
transportation baeK ' badly burned, but no further chim
in the vorl 1. and ! age done. It is suoposed the lire
of it of anv citv
in these two very important oi ii;na?ei ny me occupant.-, having
respects vi!l never have a rival on j '! lighted pipe on the bed.
the Pacific roast. ... . ."., ;, . .
.... ... , , Allianv I. Al! Itiicl't.
ll. ere will bo insile ot ninety j
days a w lid rush for n ;.l estate in ; Albany is not making much
A-T.-'-ia. I.i Saturday- Oicgnman 1 bluster about li-'T railroad eon nee-appf-ai
a half page "".el" aceom-! li-ms, bu a cuq anv incorporated
panied iv a large map showing an ! ill' $2.'Ml 1.0'M) eapi'.n! is quietly
tlcioated r tilroad eor.iici t !;'.: ami I en -Aged in buiidi.ig a railroad to
otner prospective ;n.pr. .vemi-nt-; 10 ;
Aibanv and Astoria. This "vl" ;
which will continue for .-cwrai j
months in the Oregoniau wiilij
other advertising to be done wiil i
proclaim to the world at large, tor j
! the hi.-t time, the levcr'sh stale of I
excitement in tho teal
mar-!
-
ot the
coining great seapoiti
ir. ,uiioi s-an i-ranci-'co
In addi-
... ... . .
mil t.i IMis !, rn. i he I Iri'-.'on
!
F:;nd Company have bought, afx
'or from tfdOO to $50:) per acre, here
i
and Seattle from .sti iO i to .-f 15,000 i
an acre and upwaicis. 1 he:;e tracts
aie offered during the nest t"ii
days at each of the offices of the
Oiegon Land Co. in SMein, Port
laud, Astoria and Albany at 250
prr acre ; one-h.i'l cash and one
half in ninety days. The land ad
joining this tract i.-. already platted
and being sold by tlie lot, ami no
other land is to be had in acres be-
tween the Oregon Land Co. s tract
land the ousiness portion of the city
Teachers' Institute.
Superintendent K. B. MeFlroy
has issued a circular concerning
the teachers' institute for the Sec
ond Judicial District and Benton
i coimty, which has been aopointed
to meet at Corvaiiis the 20th, 27th
ami
the
and 2Sth of this month, to which
teachers of Linn county are
cordially invited to attend. Ar
rangements have been rm'.de with
j the Southern Pacific railway lines
Fast and West divisions for re
duced rates for all members at-
tending. This reduction will be
! given on the return trip by the
.agents at ( orvallis and Aibanv.
: 1 ue Oregon l acilic Railway Com-
' oinv will .ov.tir rr-ilrerd rotes to :i!l
' ihn ing the en' ire holiday season bv
!!:e agents at Corvaiiis .nd Mbanv.
Tlie hotel? of Con e-lii1-' v. ill enter
tain limse attending, during the
d.'.vs of the lnst:ii:h at givativ re
duced r.itcs. In addition
tlie ci: -:is of t'orvailis w
tain vi-itstig te.u-hers ;.s
pr.itrf icable.
.1 inc
i t liter
far a-
Conn: t v, :-.sli:ii;;t.-.ti.
I
i I
in. : it S',-;o'-t ni:i ' verv
b
W !
W
S.
tiing abo.! o-ir n -w ; i: r state,
sliiiuto1!. N t 1 .;. 1 1 ; Mrs.
A. Wayne, rcpt ic'or of the
It chelh-u millinery parlors, 1165
Washington stteet, took a pleasure
trip to the far Northwest, visiting
among other places tho fair city of
Taconia. Something about the i
latter citv must have captivated!
her, because on her return she in:-
mediateiy soul out her establish-;
ment and is to remove to lacoma
In losing .Mrs. Wayne the capri- . , tn.ue until .Saturday evening. Ar
eious public loses askiilfnl milliner j nkh pokt and the capital. I raiigeuients are being made with
for her establishment had the! . ... 'railroads to secure reduced rates,
name of beintrthe most Ltshiona- The local committees are also
ble in Oakland.-Oakland (Cal.) A R XeeP(" Cmehed- Camp-1 making arrangements to entertain
Tribune. Tacoma is undoubtedly', h$ and Corbc-tt Agree to Wrestle. - visiting teachers tree, at any rate
attractive and winning, but in this; Faulkner Badly Defeated. there will be greatly reduced rates
c;,se A r,i,n.v leads tllt!. "''. Sur uie
Is,,1 ii.iet to, alier looking at an
I the idaces. has corn-haled p. set !e
" ti'a:v.
Hev. . (j. Irvine, presid-m of the
,;,,ok ' llan,i LS. .$4-' 20
Hooks received since
f 00 .
Total
.$95 20'
Huoiis donated.
Books Mj!d . . ..
)
1 1 -.
Uovkaon hand.
Total
(,'ah on hand I ei
t'ol lections
From sales
;.sss.
nis:: I asi-.M i'NTS.
Freight V
To Oregon Bible .-nciety. . . . 7S 21
The election of .itliecrs resulte-1
as follows: l're.-ideiit. Kev. 10. 1"
1'richard; viee-piesideiiis, resident
pastors; secretary, W. II. Hearst;
treasurer, .lolm IV shav; executive
co:jiinittee, J. B. Cougill, I). V.
Donlev, Ir. I). M. Jones, Dr. (t.
W. (iry, 1'rof. W. II. Lee.
A DKl'lIM KK'S SOI.lLOQi:r.
Anion ' the iiassenireis who ar-
rived on last. nighCs delaved tiain
from the south was a part v of jollv
r, ,. . ., - w i, i, i, i,,.r,,i'
diummei.. h.le stoim-bound, j
and in. pat iently w ai.ing to swoop ;
down on the unwary country mer-1
chant, tie? IcllowiiiiT poetical gem '
was evoivvu, aiai auoresseci to ;mt.
A. P.. Seal? of this city, as "The
Barnstorming Drummer of the.
, , . .. t? . . 1 J . 1 ! ... 1 , , , - - - ;
aci.ic v oas., and dedicated to!two ,,m.6 oat oi i 0rt miller A
the trade 111 general ami to our ; 1 ,.v t. w .i..,.. ill .u.c.t 1
employers in particular," by S. II.,
(-upposed to be the venerable S.
Hoffman) :
'l In. .tun sli ol a'ul liriiii.'t'iii-: lire,
Tlin iul -in..!, thr' ;i :li niii and i.ilr -.
At me 1 1 i i', i:.jom itml niiit.
v tiy t ma) o t!it f 114 tit .
In miiih'i Uj;'1I(I in sh.i.li-.
li t l.unt li ik ii ir.ul.'.
We t ill I iin :i m.:i i f ; l;"l i,
Wii tiiieUa t!::il iW.i is iu:i.
Small fire at Yaiiiiii;i.
Ihe Mechanics hotel at I "oiitna :
had a narrow escape lrom being
, .
tire lv ite-troveil ami the partition
Mll.tmooK ami Astoria, while a
tliotisatid liii-n are pushing the Or-
rn Pacific toviard an eastern c
iwclion.
Over a quarter ol
111!
I.dc
..i .1.
lobars has be-
n c
in buildings (hiring thu pat. year,
and double that amount will beex-
pended next year.
;r.vnst il If itnlli i.ad.
oi the
most important
i A
projects oti loot.
at tins time lor
I.um county is tlie one : connect- !
tug Aloanv, Brownsville and the
tnij.es above Brownsville with a:
railroad. It would open up a large ;
,.,.i.. ,f .,,i .l....
extent o country and ueelop
some of the hnest mining interests
on the coast and abo bung cud I
helds into transportation reach .
I he importance of the project
ought riot to be overlooked. ,
."17' T. . . " !
Orpliam' Home.
r- 'Tlie project of an orphans' home
. .
m this city, under the auspices of
the Ladies Aid Society, which we
mentioned yesterday, received
much faorable comment during
the day. The ladies are decidedly
in earnest upon the subject and
the encouragement from the citi
zens will undoubtedly bo ample
and effective. It is a most praist
wor by object and should be rap
idly pushed to completion.
Still Goiug.
In addition to the 22 lots sold
yesterday o Burkhart A Keeney
in Cioltra's Park addition to Hon.
H. A. Irvine, Mr. II. J. Putsch and
II. W. Foreman, they sold to-day !
I lit Ut I ,IHn.
to L. K. B.ain 8 lots in the same I
addition b r $2000. This propeitv I
hein.r k,, r o-.r ,.itv on,l m siii-h !
a flue location is attracting the at- j
tention of those who have an eve !
to busi,.s and K, r.enh.iion. !
c;oiti j' rark Addition. I spent considerable money in ar
. . , . , . ! ran-'ing for a funeral.
W
e are now otiering lor saie lots
and blocks iti this line addition,
iarties wishing to make invest
inenls with a view to ruiilding or I
where property will advance !
rapidly iti value, will do well to ;
look at this addition as it is the ;
choicest residence property in the ,
;.io;resL icsioeiice piopeni in niv
uburbs of lbar.v. This a.ldition
s laid out with parks and has !
sur
bn,;:.l itvenur's running through
the entire length of the propeitv ;
ili, 1 1 res j.'laoted :;t the coiner .il '.
. h Ic on the avenue. Call on i
P.-r' 1 ;!i-i l.V 1 1 Vt it, .!
Age:, is.
:;t the.
Money
C.:ti
n .-. !
h.i.;
l-.o ,-,
.' saved bv tra.'it
tug stop-. T!icy aie selling;
i g -ods eiieaper than :my :
in thecitv. Fact.
COAST DISPATCHES.
- , D-. fVl cff .
Prrspent J of the State As-
sures Railroad Extensions,
:
. MA.,
; " th T, .,.,.,.
, ; ' , ,,. nw,...,..." ,
to......... . . w o
',f ,r;u!e t0!'k'' ,('d ; h nt'-
, J S.riigw,
! Th!i i .'a nwis meetin- i
I . -u' "fn. ' ?'"r"
; l" ' .'V'" V. ' " 7U.TJ"
V .i ' V
)t the alem, Astoria
Ia uw J-
; the inti r-sl ol the
and Eastern
JIM Tl'KK FIXKD.
I'okti.ano, Dec. 14. Jas. Turk.1
an ex-sailor boarding house man, j
'.v;v lined .f 100 by Judge Jeadv j
. mis looming in ttie v i. circuit;
com t for boarding the British ship
Ot last
! monih w ithot t the permission ot j Vi'iibc.e, When- axuhv w hom Sek
$;)5 () ! the master. ' vices WIi.i. ioUIei.o To-Iay.
f41 0il: IN TlIK si'oJtTIMi KINU Pit HsliVTKiil an. Corner of Broadal
2( 1)1 ' Campoell and Coibett iiave tiin and Filth btreets. Services at 11 a.
11 25 signed articles of agreement for!"". "d 7:!W p. m. 1'nstor Kev.E. K
i their meeting on tho 27ih of this f'hl.ard. Sabimti. school at 1-J:15 p.
i .....mt. Ti,..,.. ; - i:f,i v..r ' m- I'li'.vcr meeting every Wednesday
refeiee and stake holder, but thi.1?!
wi:i De arranged satisiactotiiy.
wj:ksti.i:i: r.ir.TaN'. :
James 11. Falkner, chaw:p;ou j
lightweight wrestler, was carried j
from the stage at the Mechanics'
pavillion last night a defeated man. I
Peter Schultz. Pacific coast chain- !
.u..i i... i , I. :
!"" .' !
oi i fliinn-i. .
'. Hew Millinery Store.
r.. c .,t c...-. '
:,.,.; fi:,i,i ,.,iHiierv '
" i ' "b 4n F a 'cisco
i- vbiss in ooin . an r laia sto
aill ()akIa d atter havin. loul-,.(, ,
ovl.r ,;onsii!erabIe country, has con !
c!ll(e,i t0 establish herself in ihe ;
,,.;i,.r v b.'sire-s in VlbaMV as
i i)ein.r tl. ,)CSl ., ,,.
i..., she will open her
Ivillld '
, 1
:.lioiir mi.lille il w.-i-L- !
much timt! during the winter to
lie-:v.akitiL', insuring perfect lite
.... 1 ... ... o...;.. . o .; f. 1; ..
and guaranteeing tatisfaction. .
'
KlecHoil of Officers.
At the regular neetir.g ci St
John's lodge, A. F. & A. M., held
hist evening, the follow-ng otiicers ;
were elected: T. L. Wal.ace, W. ;
M ! ). V. S. Kfid. S. W F. :
.mi.... r u- . i i M..c-.-, t.,. - '
...... ' . . ...
i:. it. v iisi -k, .-co. : j. i. vrnau, i
Ivler.
i.
NOUTIIWEST .NOTES.
Walla Walla
diptheria scara.
exj oiicncing a
I'iierc are !7i i)iisor.ers 1;
ihe
Washington penitentiary.
A wheat elevator with a capacity
of 250,000 bushels, is to be built at
Seattle.
Flwood Fvans has been eh. -cied
to the Washington l.-ishtturr, vice
Hii'dies resigned.
i? , .7. . . ,t , '
Dr. I). Y . W aid is suing the town
r, .. . . . . . . f i
' ""'"" "'-
ing smallpox patients
The total delimit in the
.tciounis
... .-eat.-.e s ex-treasurer, nave nern -
figured down to if 10,000 and that be .
wnl pay.
One result of thr poller invest i
g.'.tioii. at Tacoma, luis been tin I'i
rest of .lone-.-, the citv Jailer, for
defrauding
tenses.
A fund
Crangeville
ihe
,v 'ny l'.ds pn -
has
, I. T
been statteti :
., to erect a n:oi;u
ment to Willian Foster, who In.-:
Vis life in the Indian war of 1SS7
while atlempiing to rjscin
a con
rade from th" enei.iv.
Tip. shitement tha'l Sheriff Combs
( ..,., ,.,...,. -.Qn ....i
v" ...u... im- n r. '
!sllt.rifr , tll0 Mate is disputed and i
., n(ll. ,.,1,i:1.1, !u : 'i...
bs ioil ImCSheriff
w A Metfker of Columbia, is
thoht ,)V ,li9' Iriem,3 not to bt, !
over; -
ti..!....i .or... .V..1I.K.M1. !
The last of old Fort Walla Walla, I
consisting of two quadrangular j
ibms tormerlv used lor theeoni-
landt'
and
Main
have c
aw ii
am
of 11
age.
A novel &uit for damages has been
instituted in Seattle, growing out
e a telegraph operator's "bull."
! plaintiff is T li. Tobin and the
W .-.-tern Union company is defend
ant. The amount asked for is
0,'i 1.25. In June last Mrs. Tobin
was. a a visit to San Francisco and
. . ti. - ( 1
"'e u y sue leu lor non.e a menu
leiegi.ipneu nunimno. om ic
r.aiIe! 'idurday inorning.:
In the
S.ealue OIIICC II1U operai
or got it ,
V1" .t,k",1 .Uirday morning.''
ilr- Toul" ,lil!",s hls nguili
fsat mar ne inrew up sev
building contracts and in addition
.
Seattle mourns the loss of three
prominent and respected citizens
"i me (lean, try crowning o! Dr.
Minor, (i. Moir.s Haller and Louis
Cox. A hunter imbued with the
ecU!ess enthusiasm of the chase
can understand, perhaps, the lack
----- , ,. , ,- ,
f prudence? -bowu by these men in t
tni-i-: tl:ir bves , to tho waters . f :
the S ;tind in tiie late ai-eriioon .f
a winter's day, in tno hope of find-
ing good i-h-.'etitig at a point beyond
the in,;ini:i!id. bill to all others Mich
action is inexplicable. Their lo-s
iwmtthe Ie's deeply felt or
tecrelv deploifd, however, in t!,:!t
it was ti.e le-ip; .,: rec'l.-saivei-
:K A.isiu. 1 11.. ... i.e...,...,
' :ie ' '" 1" ''''''
THAT !I.CK'iN(5 CJJ'JiJlf can i-sj
so fiii-.-kly cup it hv Sin. oh's Cart'. Ve
r squatters in the old limes. ! or,a; price e ic- on ii.o ii.su. i- . ' ... :. , . '
situated on the east Gf i n,e,lt P'an, or a diseount lor cash. ; fi;;V I
street, near the Hunt depot. 1 fe '"n "pniiy ,ni 71 V'Vi ' .
een taken down and hauled Kor ,il an" '".er vn.w "m ': .:J:,Z , V : ."'...:
iv. They were erected in 1859, 1 authorized lo sell ii-itsiew mocks, -; ; ;.'.': -'
1 have been occupied bv Pome ami 11 wm I-'.yott to can cany , ;;:.V.;:V; .. l.V. I
,e foremost miliita: v men of the I ' t:,,0""e , ,. - ' . .. '" . ,
I'eshuv e.' M;is.:i.
TEACHERS' INSTITME.
The teachers of Linn count v and
others interested in education will i
pb ae take notice that a teacher'
institute tor the 2d judicial district
wili 1 held in Corvallis, Benton
i county, Oregon, commencing on
ihursday, Dec. 20th, ami will con-
at noteis. rupi. Aicrdroy is mak-
"'8 usual eiiorts to inxkc tins
one of the most Mieccsst.il meel-
Many leaning instru tors in
staU. w j,, ,,e ple(Jent ((, pr, .
I'ute in the liscns.ions. This mect-
ltll,'',e(wl1 bft goo.l excuse tor
I n-"- vt-r.v lover
J '"stitutc work be present.
Tcadu rs from Linn count v are not
j .olnp,.e(n)v Irtvv to aMenit hllt H
i cordial invitation is extended to all
i l'-!' rs from Linn count v are not
and teachers are e.-oeciallv
re-
ijuested to he present,
liespectiully, L. V. Clkl.
v'o. Supt. Linn Co.
III m il si;t;i ( i s.
Services every Sunday
iMindav bchuol at 'i n.
:t a. i:i.
'" at u": Academy
Kev. 1.. Metaver !
gT. Metiioiust Coraer Mont-
goiucry and Tliird streets. ?ei vices ;;t
11 a "in. and 7:(i(l p. in. Pastor, Kev
Henleiter. Sai.hatli p. IiooI at 10 a.
"m eting on Thursday
ocumys.
bAi-TisT.-Corncr of Lyon and Fifth
.streets. Services .it 1 1 a. in. and 7::0 ,
I p. in. Pastor Kev. b. J. Trumbull, i
I Sabliath school immediately alter tin:
stri'i'ls .W rK.. hi in
morning services. I'la' -r
I'ra' -r ineetmg
ivi,y 1i,,1,mIi'.v evening.
, '',!,i.:o,'.A'I
,.rVii-,-s nil lie h cid in st . P cters Li;s
vry .lUt.ni.ltts SuJav
inorniiiir and evcnhig. Sunday school
at '.!::) a. m. Friday evening service
,"1 every Friday preceding the Sunday
'"c'r U l'' i lc lUX allelid.
CoNOKi:i.'i ! .i. - ( 'on er of Kerry
i-.....! V- . .i i" . ..'
111. .I'E.l I I. ' j I. 111. .aWUill 1 S I'll OO I ill
7. :!.. l'ral r me.fmg 0.1 Wednesday
. v....in.. "1; 1 i;......
Cukisii w Curitcii Services every
,ul.,a 1,l'1t"1";i;? t fucir cliurch
liuiidiiig liv Kev. J. I. Stewart a'. 11 a
m :imf U;U:, hour in tvcninjj.
iSuiidav school at 10 a.m.
uv Ci.n ic v f t i.rtu r of l.vin Kitfl
fourth streets, services at 11 a in.
i and 7 SO l) m. Pastor. Kev.l. P. ft: her.
J
t.'Vl.rv uvdnesdav e'vening.
Mi-tiiooist. Conier Kllsuortli and
I liinl stu els Services at 11 a. in. and
S.l.l..... III.. ... I, ......... .....I
,. in p-ivo.i- i:..v l 'I !i-tiiiii.r..r .
s..i.i..n. .i.....i -::ii ,. .. Pr- rvi.-.-t !
-, i
'ingeveiv 1 Inirsilav evening.
Lmti;o Pi:i:sYTr.i:iA. (onicr of
' Wiishiiigton and Fifth streets. Sci vi.
! ces at 1 1 a. in. and 7:!0 p. in. Pastor Iter
S.(i Irvine. Sanliaili sclioo! at g:oiip-
; in. lii'jer meeting every Wednesday
evening.
iietter Than Ever.
I am now better prepaied than 1
have ever been to suit my cusio
meis iti the shoe line. 1 have just
received a large invoice of th? cel-
e bra ted Laird, Sch. ber A .Mitchell
fine shoes (or lathes. There is no
manutactuier who thitins anything
better than thesv shoes. 1 intend
, , . ,. , , ( ,
to keep a t.l assortment ot them
:.. ..ll ;,lii,L. (.,,. i. !.'
1 1 1 .ill j'l i - , .'iuin.i ...'in ..
and can suit the most fastuuous in j
.; a,,,! iirifi. i ,..i n-eeieei! I
another invoice of the popular
ai.ol. w j.. need's in .ar.kenphast I
sud patch! leather tip. 'i liese !
iocs are well Known in .Aloanv as i
.-; i'.rst-chis.s nice style shoe. Or-1
oers from ! hi! eouiilrv filled w ll h !
care ami satisiacuon guarai.ieti. i
Samuel i". Youn
ni.lt.ilit
A ii.:omiienu'r.t . i
'. int-ran.-..
;ird.
iio'.v until January 1st;
Kiein wiil sell ladies;
:-l::.b-lt A Mitchell Freni'h I
sal .f4 per pair; all widths!
l . . f.V,..., I. I
i
I:
from A to KF. Their Cutaeoa kids
at So per pair. We have the finest t
assorimeii: oi iiouoav shiu'ci.-. .o; i
jie.s aH) ,t.nts Vy.r brought to i
! a . . . .. t L " .i... i
.... ... .- i. t : .1 l : r t
w.rm dd
L vies ami c-d"r" Co ! e and ,.X-
In, ie o r kntJ yoa will lind
ttvst (nLvi
'
Anturia.
lx)ts in the north addition to As-j
Come and Look.
Thos. Brink has just received a
fine lot of wicker chairs, wood
baskets, music stands, and some
fine parlor suites, etc , w hich will
be sold at the. very lowest price.
Honey tu Loan.
Money to loan at a low rate of
i. . teres; . on improved laim and
,.jlv proponv, in sums of $200 to
$10,000. For paiticulais call on
Burkhait & Malin, Heal F.state ;
Agents.
rocket Cutlery.
The largest and finest display
every brought to this valley just
received at Stewart fc Sox's. Call
and examine.
Look Here,
rings. 25
iin
tents
French's. Bum r knives. f5 cents
... Fivnclro SlP'-ir
; 1 1 " ' ' ; ,
wlu h " Cas
French's. Sugar r hells. 40
Castors, $2.00
1
;,iirm nin :u.i:.( urr.
j The only gunrimteid . iin-f. rcutnrrh
i okl in tin- 'head. levfr, rose void,
! eatarthi.l (itafi.cs sum! sore ers. l.e
ffrdLr s, .n!..,c a,.d
i 'rc:id., rcsiii.iiig het.. eidn.rl'.
l':'':i""a !o l ' ' bn t.i.ns
n cure i- iv i; rr.i ;.t. ii. t t nil d, ,ig-
' - it-. Si nl for ci; 1 i.!.-.r l,t A hid 1 e
Vrihcul Cm;:! ;n v. Oi
;;!c ( ,1 Six
.!: fi.l !y
!y Fi.sl.ii) o.
SiOl.tiis' t v. n ' ll'ct l f,
1 111.1;. t'l in. For
. . - . .!-. 1 i..v : ..ti . i-r:.ii vi'";.t.'iJ. i ;-i'iVm -.r f i-i.- I
! street, Albany. " ;CS : :- :"-' '''r,a:'T...
iot:
KKIEF MENTION.
Fountain pi'iM ut Will i Staik's
Silk muflbrs al BaiTows &
Searls.
P.ig bargains in Chri-tmHS goods
at French's.
A household word is Browne!!,
the grocer.
Oenuine sweet Florida oranges
at C F. Brcwneli's.
XXX X. effee is the best. Try
it. C. II. Brownell.
F. M. French's is headquarters
lor fine Christmas goods.
Knives, foiks, spoons, He., in
great variety at French's.
The corner jewelry store i- head
quarters for fine Holiday goods.
Boys watches, very neat for hol
iday pr-sents, at Will A. .staik's.
Make your selections early and
avoid the rush at F. M. Frcnch'B.
A barrel of choice fresh cran
berries jus opened at C K.Brown
ell's. Call at F. M. French's and see
his fine display of Christinas
goods.
Stop at .V illA Clark's and ex
amine their large and new line of
watches.
If you want a choice cup of tea
try my 40 cent tea in bulk. C. K.
Brownell.
Look at my five-cent ccrncr win
dow, it is the wonder of the town.
C. F. Brownell.
Diamond jewelry, fine silverware
and novelties for the Holidays at
Will A s tark's.
ome new designs in strap
' I.liTno lwl ori.'X.u t. cut! -t n r f n.v
at tiuiss A Son's.
Barrows .v Sea! iue.c
displavoi siik handker'. i
a Lirc
i. !s for
the holiday trade.
Call at Banovv. A .-.: U
and
is in
see their lim .if lace
f ;vst ofll ' (iesi"r s
'
anted i oil to come ai.d
amil:e the new )ii:e ot Mfi"
! at (Juiss A Son's.
Barrows A Scarls h i" e '.u-t re
ceived a line line ol the latest
styles in gents' necktie.
For oy.-tcrs served in the most
delicate and appetizing styles go to
the Dt Imoiiico Be-'iaur.iiit.
A liiti bito of hanging and stand
l.'.uips caii had of C. K. Brow
nell at almost your own price.
Smoke the celebrated Havana
filled 5-ceiit cigars, manufactured
at Julius Joseph's cigar factory.
M. Strong has at his produce
tand a line lot of dressed fowls,
al.-o some choice apples at $1 per
bushel.
Ten thousand bushels of oats
wanted at B. M. Robertson's feed
stoi; at the loot of Ferrv .street.
Albany.
Now is the time to sub-erilie for
new pat" r.-. magazines, etc. for
i.v.i i. i'.. ii t i..rge: to icavoyouri
orders with ! . L. is.ei.toi!. Ho will
forwaril them promptly and save
you the trouble of sending to the
publishers.
There is no use saying that you
cannot afford printing, especially
while PaisU-v A Fish are in the
tiMsines.. ih.y wili oi your
printing f-.i you in iir.-t-clas.-i style,
and so cheap that you will never
miss what little they charge. live
them a trial.
C
TOP
at the
eler St
Coiner Jew
and takoliiSLJSilS
..!... !- ..t.,.c i- . I t- .:i
a ' u.t ..ii' .ipj.iMi ui r-w in
ware, go .1 v.alcb.rs, oiamonds, etc
imollds, etc.
i dnction i:i
mi! :".iril:.. .t.r n
in pr-'e f. I
I
!.! ( hieLeus. i
mrr i-it i ivsseo rtiirki n :nr I
cui i-.i n :vr i
: i: ; Snudav dinner
t V . M.,t o.
ly iSH.s.al
ilig I O S. I
riracBO!
; :.- v? : i. !--,i:?,y,.iTj &rs.
;
:;i-!
:::! t'::;; i::-f alcir.
" .2r," .toy's Ve-etal-Ie :-ar-a- j
i is;twi.ira:!.u
: -.v r. a ;; .e:irat:--.a:. Tlie
ci" :.!., j rwtc.cric,:! hr.s
rna'.-vo'ct:-'. s-'i.-: ninths
'!'.:: .'.. :i. To-'iay il is over
. ! i- ::u:i;cr:;:i'ivc:y stilted
:i.-'! l'i';i at'taal'v rr:v;n:r it
V:'
,
, -' :
t::::t t:
-" f I -"1
V"A Mk bcMavho.. Sn.ii
anJ ,?v' u'""'w'-'s' Mt ' ,:!! rcW
" .u:?1. Fa-:h ,, i ld tests
a-, f-o it:ir..:i!-:;.' co:iv,r.c:n;: us to b(
: reufatiuna?. It U elated that two
v? 3:;uC;u? of l'.io new re:r.cy
-TWO MifXV nil
nisticil r.imiiM to l:t. Apply at corner
of fourth an.l Montgomery Ktrtets-.
4'ontriK'lor and liulidrr.
j ItURU.N'ltERSIfiNKD HAVING LOCATKD
L in Altu-iv xolioits latronaire from city
I ami country. Will contract to luiil.l liriilgcs, i
i . , ... .1 ii:.. . I
i i.arns, auu an manner 01 uYvtiiin ii.himb,
inrludin Uucen Annp, fcmlaue ar.il tnza
bthian Btvle of l iiitding:. Will furnish
ila:i and s!i.ci!icai"ns free of chnnres. Satis
f:i.!tion iruar.intee'' W. t. C.Y-SKL.
TfOrND-IN THIS CITY ON MOMMY
1 Nov. IS. a gold bungle mut-cd "SI. A.
15." with the lire's prayer m tlio reverse
side. It aw.iitM an jvrncr at this ol!ic.
i LHJItS.VLE-KOUIt YOKKiASD HALF
' r ..r I ..--.r!.- ..v..n f.,.-..fli"r wtr.h vokes
mid chairs. Aru wo'l hrok" rattle anil will
he sold at hariiin for cuaii. Iicinir a portion
of the c-itat- of John Ko'iinott, doceatcd
Api'lv t John W. I'iijjIi, tadniir.istmtor of
th" r-'a'e nt shiilil. Or.
Ti r I -i!KIN(I YOUit W OOD.ASii,
V ' 'V l) 0', m iple or lie, to the Al
l.any Wmwl Yard. Ordi-rs It-it at Wa.lmx i
C'isi' k'i r.'.'if.c '.ii!' reeeivj (minijit a'ten'.iou .
5rirk for Sale. 1
(T MY K I I.N ONt: -MILE EAST OK i
fv.n, or ! live.-e.! an w n 1 in ms-n
w . .. C.lfMr.LI
,'iii.v or.
licr fa ,( i!hln::Jrr'i.
itctv t: :s iii:i:m:y uiyen n.'Ar the
I Hi r.i 1. v i tc .-line oi the st r. . n.titi is rf
i jii- ' :.;i.;-. i .'. M.r ti-.i 't" ii-st:raii-e c ... of
r'iu- of A't"a:c .
u , ,.,.;..,., j.,,,,n:.x , , ,B-.:, ,,,.. i,.:r
... .. -,. ,.,,. ,; y. ,f d-v e.r ti-apai'Mosc
c ,v... ni..0 .iiuvf.. i mUI - i.'i ..i.v M
! i .7 .... r .ci; t. ti 11-mi. 1. ..dm-
n;e- tin;
!.';..P.J :
j
. :::. :
J. 1;
'.K!N, Etcrituri .
FOOTER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A niarrel
of puri!y,strengtli and w liolesomeness.
More economical than the ordinary
kind. Mini cannot be sold in competi
tion with multitude of tow test, 6hort
weishl alum or pboepiute powders
Sold only in e-uis. ttov.i. Pakin' 'w
der Co. v- WuV t. N. f.
Lfwis 51. Joii.v?oN .V: Co.. AffenU,
Poi lianri, Oregon.
I'HVHrtlA.N
W
room it;
Oregon-
('.WIS, M. I.. IIIY.-ir.'AN ANI
FO.eni:. : i e f vi it hi hil oUire
room it. S. rahan I.Kh k, I itst utrrct. Aiban
Oregon-
p W. JIASTON,
vX, Ailiaiiy,
Hitlt:
Or? 'on
M.M.
KI.I.l.s, I't! YSK'IAN
ANU ECKr
8ii, All.a. r fjrrjii.n.
c.
C. KULi.Y, MIYsrCUX AM) VF.
.'coii A!i'nv. l.'f.-oi!. .f! . e .ii Vttrca'm
lie li.'Oi t. . O2.eo l.mir, .'r. iii S i. M. to 4
r.u.
A.
ccon, L'railii:.tf cf "utrrio vctirirarr
college an ! ii.embcr of the OMurio veteriu-.
arv incilirul Kiciety, in r 4.nsi to treat. tl;&
ilic:iss i.f s!l rt t-ti.atf.l onimutu ou
M-ientiliir vrin.-!i.Ic. Oi'.x-r n AnH Marshall's
I livtr.v ktr.l.le. iltai.'cm e 4tl. Liid I alkjixna
i rtreetn, Al'ianr, Orfon.
j i i(.Y. 'vrriA'iT'. vu y.shVi akant
I I f b'.ir.,-o-.ii, l-.iie i f I:i..nf vilie. Or. Onioe
in ti:e Mralun-IVar. ? !.!.) i:ps in tl
rear rn inf.n lli mon i a.l. fai.a j.ripUr
at'ci.dtd to i:i ei'y r.r c.:iitij-.
DK R KOI.UiiWAy, VETKR1NART SCB
jruon, Albany, Oresan - JraUua(e of GS
man an.l Amrriern college.
R. Y.. A. HCA!.!STn lltsrorAUIlC PHT-
r-ician am! sm: on ll; s r.nu.vtd bis
oKcc into Cra f..rii's Llock. Al! i-at's protupt
Iv a tciidetl tu.
DIl.U. A. WiitlNKY, I'll YMCIAN AKI
eiirv i.ri. (;r.'di;ate i.f IVIIivue llofoi-
ta.1 Medial CMU'se. New Yi.rk City. Iiiteascs
f women e specialty, uaice in Frcman'a
li'ick, Allpuny ore-.on.
OTICK iS 11KKKIIY 01VKX T'JAT PRO
).erty (v.ni is tre rcquind Ly onlirartae
to cut down mm rciii.ivi: a;l Uiistlm and ob
noxious weeus j:rnivsr i en thtir prrminej,
ami unn tlie street r.djcinin? tin ri to, within
ttie city limits of Aitary. 'ilirc lailineto
do o ill e liable To a lii e rf ?.".
i? aixicr oi the tify niaohnt,
J.K. UOKFJIAS:
ALriNT, JlKE IP, 1SS9,
Hnvxur. ritACTiCAL watchhakk
. and jet:!er, Aibrtir. Uresm,
4ttckxi:yj.
n. -a. n. I'.i.i rbckv. o. w. wKiorrr.
niACKians. i. wiught attornky at
lJ Kr., ..!!:.. Oregon. Uflice in Od4
ItiVA'sTciei.k'. -VSII liractici in all coortt
i buir.et.
i . y.V-
of thr slate, ead i?e sjiccial attention to n
UrOLVEKTON ClIARLKSh'. AITOR!firr
Ht l.-.w, Albar.v, Or. OIKc in roomn 13
and 14, Foster's IJtock, oer
stor k
Mala
i n. W!:ATH;t:;-ouit, aitorky
AT
l . iaw, Albany, Oregon. Oiiie in Odd
Kcli v. 'ti Teinjili'
W til pra. t in &I1 the
ciulf ! thesta- .
:d ;iv seoia! attention
I .
1 -j j4i:T;:
! 1 tain
DKS'.r.C.e Fl'ilTF.TlN ri).MCt(M
urnratc :ei:( proii:;)t ork by caliir.r
.; .:i h. nunty s;;rwyoi I-. I. 1. Hslier. Ue
. .w.-i!!i:iiet:i -). -:.f l:eM notes and totra
s!ii( ; l-.tji, .. is ;.re;.;.re I tod' HtirTevinfin
nr; t.l I-".ii i-.ni:i:i . i.- .;i'i'. e v.arest,
W!N,
H'U 'ilit; I,EAI
i t ii.Mirl it ona-
I j r., l.
tor r-i:s.
t l i .ist'2: l oouf
I .C.'j li-sr-viii.t.
oous to n i sr.
lir.-iiu Tl;r roi- nie.
:t ).'. M J'I'i.V ok ni.srti.ASS
. ..iiiin t;.V i.. faic i.t. Jjf li-t-lritk
and u'c Ca.'t. "-. I i.n of i
.; :..ar l.nin
r uVn !"ropa
I t'-'V::.-. i VI! a', tl.r r:i
I .V A'l'ton, A.Iiii t;-i1i
it' anti:o- a t.iit;. ".o :. c
V houowi-rk. Ar'i.tjJ.at ir.oxv.
f.v; KAI.
ner ol Eth
an.l l.:iilroail Ktret.,
DcJnioniro Restaurant,
c:m:k nasi ash i'.iwoktu
The und rugi:'' I.:ing ptirciiasel
til'-old ll.:rnu!i BefctJuraiit utand bu
oueiit-d uikib r the nlmvf ii;:irte. a first
ciass rcstanrant. We are prepared t
fnrbiyli luteals for pirties oriiiinees tn
short notice. Oysters served in every
style. cstcni i,r coast all kindjof
Ssh kr.;wj in tins tr.arketl Junploy
only lii'et-clas.s I.t'pan t waiting will
J will l.e prompt and oairbxi'is. Reg
ular n;c:ili .j tts. Cef;ce ol brat
class quality an.i a cup of coffee and
cake at from 5 to 10 cts. I run well
knowu in this city and requek the
citizens to give me a call.
SAM COETS, Proprietor.
Important Notice.
I HATE UKTUKNFH FIIOSI TUB FHOST.
1 raid all my men on the 13th. Any
jurKon holiliiitr any of my time checks will
itLse present them to me at my office in tha
wccdale Mock for paymciit. We have pteis
ly of money here. J. S. AN10NKL.LK,
General C'ontraoror r.f firm AnU-nelle & Doe.
lrn Wauted.
q',0 WOKK ON TUB OI.KCDN FAC'IFM
L rai'roail. Apj-y at ones to Cunan ft
Mon i ith.
Fine Cfclvr for Sale.
VOU SALK-TWO YFAKLINK HAXP
y hrnl IiiCIh, Lin. Shoit Horn arid ona
Holstc in.
liotiifiinc:dvtii. A'ul l.c st.M for
!axi::l iiouck,
Ta:igen, Oregon.
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