THE MORNING HEBAID: FRIDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1889.
Stowing giviljj Strait
srxciAi.. is:so a. m.
Net to we our stoves arid ranges
te(ore buying if a ndst.tke. Mis
takes are alw av costly. In heat
m; sb.-.es we have, the largest as
"""fccll as the most careftilly'selected
trtock in the. city. The stoves we
offer were not bought as an experi
ment but a a certainty. We
know rtli.it each stove will do, and
thev were boughlior cash, so llie
price is right. We have speeial
t'es in heaters, beside our regular
linos of Garland, Argaud nnd Su
jcrior stoves and ranges.
Gko. V, Smith.
The Daily IIkii.u.p will he on
sale ea-l: morning at the naw
stand of VV. I-. Kuhn's. where it
ca:i l.o procured at ii rents p r
eopv. i
vk.tii!:k immcatioms.
For !bany and vicinity Fol-i
lowing i? the fort-ea-t foi -1 hours,
ending a! iS i jr. to-i.ay :
Bain ; vv armor.
I ! llll I I I ! in
iottin;h auolt town.
The latest sheet music at KuhnV
e-.-ws store.
I;" you want something to read
trail :it KuLn'.s news Mure.
"The Jinglera" henetit for the
Women's Relict" Corps to-night.
the corner jew elrv st ire is head- j
quarters lor r.ue uoiniay goons.
"Little Fisher Maiden," song
an l waltz, at Kudu's news stand.
A harrei of choice fresh eran
herries just opened at C E. Brown
ell's. G. E. Jau'r'in district agent of
the Travelers Ins. Co., is in the
citv.
Bj sure and have Vinn write j
you an accident policy in the Trav
elers.
Fine gold pens and novelties in
jewelry for the holidays at Will &
Stark's.
Call at F. M. French's ami see
bis fine display of Christmas
goods.
Stop at .V ill t .Stark's anil ex
amine their large and new line of
watches.
Elegant Lotion is a four time
winner, in f.u't it i.s a world beater.
Try it.
"0!i, it's just splendid, Kate."
"What's that?" "Why, Elegant
Lotion."
try my 40 cent tea in bulk. C. E.
Brownell. '
Look at my five-cent ccmer win
dow, it is the wonder of the town.
C. E. Brownell.
Diamond i:;welrv. fine silverware
ktnl novelties for the Holidays at
Will A Stark's. " !
Some new designs in scrap '! -
bums, and prices to s.ut yoiiriancy
at Guiss & Son's. ' '
Wanted You to come and ex-;
amine the new line of Xmas goods;
at Guiss it Son's.
SiibscriptiotiJi reeeivtd and re
newed for all p.ipers and magazines
at Knhti's news store.
For oysters served in the most
delicate'aud appeli.ing st h s go to
the Dolmonico Res;aurant.
Keep your eye op. the new drug
rlore. Fi-r ood goods and low
prices it heads the procession. j
A fine line of hanging and
,1 tiunrl
tamps Cctn be had of C. E. Brow-,
neli'at almost your ow n price.
Smoke the celebrated Havana 1
filled 5-cent cigars, manufactured !
at Julius Joseph's cigar factory. t
G. M. Strong has at his produce !
tand a fine lot of dressed tow Is.
also some choice apples at $1 per
bushel.
Ten thousand bushels of oats
vented at K. M. Robertson's feed
toia at tbe foot of Ferry street,
Albany.
We have just opened another in
roice of cloaks, and we feel confi
dent that we can suit everybody,
both in fctyle and price. W. F.
Read.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Albany Building and Loan As
sociation will io held at the office
of Hewitt & Irvine this evening.
Mr. Charles S. Diel, Pacific coast
manager of the Associated Press,
was in the city yesterday, lie is a
cousin of Mr.'E. G. Beardsley.
W. F. Hendricson and wife
started yesterday lor a three
months' visit to tbe East Kansas,
Illinois, Minnesota and
states. I
The public should not fail to call (
at Will & Stark's and see their ele
gant line of silverware, watches,
diamonds and j-fwely of all kinds
for.the holidays.
J03. Mason, the Italian, ,lho
threatened to shoot his wife, was
fined $5 and costs in Recorder
Henton'.- court yesterday for bemL;
drunk and disorderly.
Demit v Sheriff D. S
Silfli Will
leave fur Portland today, takin
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with him Barbara Hubbaru, 11. e
chil.i which w.s given into the cus
tody of the Children's Home in
that place.
Now is the time to subsciibe for
iir.il sr. 1 1 .ci. 111.1 razh:iS. b". toi
ls;)). Dm't forget to leave your !
onlers with F. L. Kenton. IL-wi!:j
forward Piem promptly and save j
y-u the trou di; of .-.ending lo the j
ju 'iishers. j
Wee 1 boyir.g yo r hoi id iy i-hr- !
j cr.-: for men, women, misses and j
children, al.o I. It slu es a"! ,
sli,.per.-., remember lri.it S. E ;
Yo:li:g uiii giv y. 11 a ill-' - ti, t o '
ten per cent, on y.-iir pu co--,
v. i.i, !i is 1 ijiiivah'iit to!:eyeai'
intv-v.-t 0:1 Murni' iiev. :
STATE DISPATCHES.
Licenie o! the Captains f the Htig and
Mod.c EuBpendi-d Sahin News-
.Special to the Ukrai.o.
Porti.anp, Dee. 19. Messrs.
Edwards and McDeimott, local in
spectors of hulls and honers, have
concluded the investigation in the
matter of the recent collision be
tween the steamers Hoag and
Modoc, which occurred Saturday
morning. They suspended for SO
days the license of Captain Raahe.
master ot the steamer Iloasr, for; Jt has neon raining ant! snowing; and winter and lor t he holidays,
violating the rules regulating mas- j in the mountains ever since we ar-: and has one of the most gorgeous
ters and pilots regarding the 1 low-1 rived in camp, and the snow on j and dazzling displays to be seen in
ing of whistles hi passing other j the divide must be four feet deep. ; any Golden liule Bazaar in Oregon,
steamers. The inspectors also I We expected the packer up to-day, ; 'i he line carried comprises a be
suspended the license of Captain ! but the amount of rain that has : wildering assortment of line china,
Bell of tin. Mrwlit,- fur ten ihivn i fallen snav have kent him at home ' niritieu-.-irt :md "lassware of the
for violating section 5 of rule ':,!
..f..t.;t.;t;,. r .,. !
I l-ooiicil ii.irllau frmii ri.lint it; tiirti
I ... V 1 ' I IU1.R1 H'.'lll I I'tt.l, 1.1 ...V
J pilot house.
j xi vvs i kom sii m !
.Salum. Hoc. 19. This evening
the body of a premature child was
found i i a sack on the bank of ;!.e
riyer under the bridge. The cor
oner is now holding .m impiest
Th-re is no clue to the mother.
! i i.e n.'i ow ing ciiizeiis oi Uieyon
I were to-day commissioned as no
j taries puhlic by Guv. IViinoyer:
j Geo. II. Thurston; Kugene ; .1. I..
Diiidap, Portland; Alfred Gibbons
I A-tona; KlueT Barnes, I.atourelle
j halls; D.vn I'. toiillVr. Dallas; (i.
1. Donne:-, i'oitl.iiid ; T.
Cott!
Carlton, Yamhill county; .1. L.
Ilind'iiaii, Klgln ; K. A. Downin!.
Salem; W.L. Dixon, Myr'le I'oiot ;
James Jones and .lames G. Swan,
1'oit Townsend.
Win. and Holland Mnilh. of -an
Francisco, were appointed commi.--sianers
of deeds for Oregon.
In the supreme court to-day the ;
oo. - iviooie res p. vs. 11.
.iu-i .1.10 .i".ui ;
..,.,.e.u ..on ...epoiiie eumny ,u sHs tlen, everv ( tllc.
argued a.id submiik-d. 1 TIu.rt, js ,)(jt a ?0U-, tlJ 1e ll(..ti
."" i in the-e mountains since Wilcox.
jot Salem, has lell, except tne o's
Oa Thur.-day morning Mr.tieorge j eharge of giant powder in the sev
Saltmarsh, of this itv, and Miss 1 era! tunnels in the neighborhood.
Lola Riley, of Eugene, wereunited I Jle is the pious man of the (Jregon
111 marriatte at the residence of Mr. . 1 and Co. He is the oidv
C. H. Paine, ol that place. Rev.
Geo. A. McKinl ty olliciatin. .Mr. 1
sailmarsh is a member of the well i
known firm of Hopkins & Salt-
marsh of this eity, and the bride is '
tiie accom!is!iel ilaughter ol
aames ui.ev, lecenuv 01 Harris-
I Ill .. I
j burg. The happv couple returned
to tins city and were given a recep jumpe-1 lr. Hill's war
tion bv their nianv friends in the!n..r The Mea.l.ovs
evenimr at the residence of the
grojin's mother, Mrs. R. Salt
marsh. An elegant supper was
served, and a huge list of wedding
presents was bestowed upon the
happy couple. Those piesent
were: Mr. and Mrs. C. Cranda'l. I 1
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Lee. Mr. nnd i ,
Mrs. .1. McDonald, Mr. and Mrs.
1. iiopKins, .Mrs. .loiin AltiK iise,
Bey. E. R. Prichard. Miss Lulu
Webber, Mrs. Jos. Webber. Miss
Ella Long, MNsTony Miller. Mi-s
Gusie -chnieer. Mioses il ittieand
Lillie Gialf, Miss Bertha KeilVr.
.lvin Long, Will and Fred Fort
miller. "J. L. Ctaiior, W. II.
Warner. Cha.-. Methn. W. M.
Corrother, Cha. Mueller,
Port-r.
and A.
j1Kt
Ml ANSFKKS
Fo.lowing real estate sal
! ,,r,!';'.1 ;'s ' r,!;l,v :
'..,, 1,1 lk l' '.ia'i;il"''-x'
L. ;
in
vi iiMatos. ail liiti'i'-i
.everal parcels of I. ill 1 . .Si
Mary E. Ciiaml ers t;. Grant
Lia-iley, 40 acres
I'mle.i s-tates pi "darv E.
Chaoibers. I'laer-s
W. A. Pa;;l to John Am. i
acres
J. T. Srephens to A.K.Pl.eiat:
110
1
et ah, 1 17aeres
loS)
lot)
I. D. Miller to N.
.1.1 )dg,tt
i-oor acres
.1 . I.. iW:ttl to
I.S. Courtnev
et a!., 1' lots, Lebanon
-00
' Robeit Iluntir to E-euezcr
T ier, 4 !.('' acres
L. T. I lenness to A.
ness. 120 acres .
Pio
llen-
Pt'.l
Seicl liim Kicht.
The c'l-ei e Register of the isth ;
;,.. ..',r. ' WW,!' r..,,..!...,! 1. ,..-..!
yesterday that M. P. Martin, Sr.,
had been shot ami killed. We im -
mediately telegraphed to Cottage
Grove l..r particular- and l-arn
dial aouill u Clock H'Mflllili I
morning ne went to ttieiioiiseoi
'""on
house of Mrs.
Is'iac T-tvlor about'
three
1 f- ,. i' ,, ,.
1111M-3 iiuiji V'l.'ii.it' uni.r,
and while she was aloii" in tin
house, made a criminal assault j
upon her chastity, when she shot i
him, killing him instantly. She at ;
once went to Cottage Grove and
surrendered herself to the justice
of the peace. When parties went
to t'le house they found Martin's'
body lying in the bedroom. The
people in that vicinity commend'
the action of Mrs. Taylor. Martin
w;ts a pioneer of Lane count v and
known bv all. He and wife had a
other quarrel last spring and she com
mitted suicide to i nd her troubles.
The AVooIen Mills.
A portion of the machinery of the Messrs. J. II. Glass, J. ('. Cox,
new woolen mills was put in opera-1 and George Finley went to Port
tioti yesterday, the process of : land last week to lay in a stock oi
scouring the wool being com- goods for the ne .v store of Cox it
mecced. It will require several I Finley. Their goods are now ar
weeks to get the mills in full oper-! riving daily.
ation.asin starting, the weaving i There has been considerable stir
and spinning departments cannot , j town to-dav owi g to a smal.
be operated until the woo! has
, iri-v.iw fli nit 1 if ti tliA coonr-il ttritl i ii I
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ary processes.
Drfsseil C'liicKt-iiM.
Order a nice dressed chicken for'
vonr Sunday dinner; only 'Joels.
We w id also ha .-e a line lot ol fat
turkeys and geese for Ch:irtmas.
Leave your orders early. Willam
ette Packing Co.
Astria.
Lots in the ninth addition to
ioiia; price :j.V) each on the ir.st,
ment piao, or a diseount f'-r c.i
di--h.
in
iiii
t!v
Thc-o lo's :ii
selling rapidly
Portland and o:
authorized to sell
: c.t,-. I
It a t'.-'A blue
'I to call e
an i if wi. I pi
and :
ley. :
slice
V e,-
j E--Alhai.
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if,
I.F.TTEIt FHOM THE MINES.
Quartzvu.i.k, Dec. 8.
After a toilsome and vvearv walk, !
climbing mountains ami wading
through snow, our party ot miners
from Albany reach-id camp at C i j
m. like the fisherman, hungry us a !
wolf. I was the lucky one of the
party, as a friend who had on 1110- i
ber hoots eairied me across the
creek, while the other had to wade.
We remained over at Gatesville
one night and reached the mining
camp two days later,
across the mountains.
lr .b.r.lm if nf i!-... lUdranhe
( O S t'lell W . Itl t ll 1 :l rt 7. V 1 i ! ! t!l!S
" " - . , . . - - - t - - -
week, but started lor .-alcm the
tiist of tlie week, lie was up look-
ing auer ine company s inieiesi in
Dry Gu;ch.
This would he a -reai counirv
for ducks if there was any lakes up
here, as on' can see and hear more
o them up here than in th valley.
This is no tish stor , i I im:i
i prove it by ti:d lings. We iuiendd
to wash to day hut one ol the boys j
! said i: was Sunday, so we agreed
! to wait am.ther month am) see ;l it
w otild not -lear up
i mere is talk ol a notcl ieing
i hunt in the near future up here by
I parties from Colorado and Iowa.
: It until. I be a t:ood investment, as
i parties are coining up to G.ites
vii e every d-iy hound for this
! place, but lindii! no hotel accoin
i molaions the !iiru back and
: wander to some other mining
, c mp.
hen vou see Stewart, the O. V.
j i
man, ask him if he ha- seen
j ,orr. r. .iheaded i
j.M j ami you w ill get a
preacher, barber
and ical estate
tnan that
has visite.l this camp
im e '(").
He has located a tow n
! she on top of Lookout Mountain.
Fleming
ot
ileiu, m"
a-'ieed to place them on the
mar-
ker. t.lial is t hh lots
Dr Tavl. r and
Hughes have
irm spring up
ind sav thev
intend to hold them at any tost,
and the doctor waxes warm when
vou me:. tion the matter to him.
Accident at the Front.
Ye
!e;-i!av morui!
Frank Me
1.
ley, a telegrap'n lineman, who
las imv:i a; worn at tne ironr on
the Oregon Pa. i tie road met with a
I narrow escape from instant death.
I While in an old building us.)d by
; packer.-; the roof of the structure
! fell in. He was caught beneath
! the falling timbers, but fell beside
la hate of h-.-.y, w hieh prevented
I him from being crushed to death.
I He was badly hurt and was
I brought to this city for treatment.
It was f und tnat his injuries will
i not prove serious, and hi
moved to l.'orv.illis.
was re
t.nt Night's t-intei lainraent.
The performance of the Jiugler
I 'oncer! t'oinprny at the opera
hoae as a benefit for the Women's
Relirf Corps, was
attended
and a intjst
enjoyaP e musical
1 entertainment. l'h company i-
; composed of genuine artists in
' tlu-ir profession and they -jive a
! e!e.-i" ii-tio-d and wa ll arranged
pr!gramme. They will play again
' this evening in an entire chang'- of
: programme.
ci:avfoi:isvii.i.k sotks.
I '. u i-iil:nsvil I I" Dei-. 1(1
CuAWKotipsvii i.i:, 1 ec,
j Tin first snow of the ,-eason tell
last Friday.
1
Railroad ta'k can he heard on ail
1 corners. Consequently everybody
ieeiM twii uu-i u:e piospei.is.
- ...
leels good t)ver tire prospects.
Mrs. J. F. Gross ot Brownsville,
is visiting relatives at this place.
j Mr. Frank Glass of Corvallis, is
1 visiting friends and relatives,
j Mr. Carl Ward of Ionia, Mich.,
: jM visiting Hie family of Mr. 'Hull.
The regular term of school closed
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puoiu: union iiiion
1 lull low.
.Mrs. Benj. Cutler started a sub-
scrhd on school last Monday with
'J scholars.
., 1! - . .1 c f
l.orn.-Dec. ,, to the wi e of
well.
Since the iie-v store has opened
up the hand boys have to practice
in the school House, as the town is
without any public hall
Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Leonard
have been stoppimr at t lie note! for
i some (lavs. Hie it It this morning
for their timber claims which they
have taken about 12 miles above
here.
; i.,w M,jt before G. W. Pugh J. P.
I t t : i . n t . 1 ....! it 1
;.,ir. .., asiii)urn piainun,
and Mr. J
defendant
Mc.Mahoii of Ilalsey,
Ihe thlliculty arose
concei n.ng some unioer. ineoe-
icisiotiwill not be rendered until
tomorrow.
Mr. ;. F. Colbert sold nine fine
beef steers to Mr. Morris of Fern
Ridg- fur vP-O. .Mr. Morris as-
sis'ed by Mr. Moraii h ni unite a
: lively tlinu gettllg t hi 111 Ihl'oCgili
the i:iiLe. They finally had to
lir.ig ooe of ti em through v. it!i
t p- ..lies.
a se..-:e ciif
.or.
.mean receive. I
car by the rope
.ii t'
ss it.
iraw.i.g act
Knives
o r 1 1 van
lol
! i
-1. Sj.i
i-'reliel
us, etc.
1:1 i
A .
to.' l,e:
Tiv
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luK TIIK HOLIDAYS.
The Klrsiiul Display at Julius tirad
Wotil a It.'izanr More.
One of the most extensive and
elegantly stocked establishments
in the Willamette valley is to he
found in the Golden Rule Bazaar
store of Julius Gradwohl in this
fit v. In order to accommodate his
many customers lie is m the held
early this yea1-, and has already
commenced" receiving his immense
line of beaut itul gocds for the fall
"latest styles and most delicate de-1
: wL.t.v "ti... hi-diitifnl liin i -....I
crlwcn iro tll.'etlier With 1 1 1 ?!-
....... V. . V , ' r ' - - - .
orated and fancy wares, nove'ties,
elegant stand and hanging lamps,
toys, noys wagons ana general
bazaar goods, present a scene well !
uv.rti. v timo in visit !
Here ma be found a complete
line of table cutlery of the cele
wuU d makes, Kotier Bros.' silver
ami fdver i-lated goods and
Bohemian wares of every variety.
w hi!e his stock of dolls, toys,: toilet
and fancy eoods, in nlush and
silver, and novelties for, Ihe:hil
dren will he larger tKan ever be
fore. Mr. Gradwohl has enlarged
his slock in such a replete manner
that his Golden Utile Bazaar is not
oniy a ciedit to the city of Albany
but to the entire ' Willamette
valley, being one of the most ex
teiisive establishments of the kind
in Oregon. The mo-t important
feature to purchasers is in pri-es,
and when we assert that his prices
are as low as 0-7 house in the state
and that Lit goods are sold at
figures that cannot he equaled in
the Northwest, it is but the recital
of an absolute fact. It will be to i
the interests of the country mer-j
chants to purc.iae their holiday I
1 . . .1. : .. 1.1 :. 1 .. ..a I
CO his uom mis esiaoiisioiitiii, uu
orders should be sent in at once.
Mr. Gradwohl has long since
proven his adaptability to this
business, and it is taking no risK
to say that this em poiium of elegant
fancv and decorative ware the
lie. v lomplete in the Wiiiamette
tiev. liaise who iie.u ai tne
Golden Rule Bazaar
v.-'l find a'
lai. e a-soit inert to rh ;. from,
am a square, reliable gentleman
to deal a ith.
1 kom his oi.n iio.mi:
Wli:il tin- i'cle of
Idw.-i, Say of Mr. unit
11 u I.l. ;w l.
II limlx.ldt,
Mrs. II- f.
lit mcoi.dt. (Ia.) Dec. IS. To W
R. Bilveii, Albany, Oregon: We
ail citizens of Humboldt county, 1
Iowa, have been well acquainted
wiiii 11. l . uuooai.i ami wue since
me summer 01 ins,,. jneir cuar-
acter is first-class, tin ir treatment
ol their two adopted children al
always kind and considerate, and
lr. Hubbard very devoted to
their wants. Signed A. D. Pick-
ued, mayor: li. L. Tremain, hank
er;C. E. Ward, wholesale mer-
. 1 o i:. 1 ..
, . . 1 unlet, leiao ui.i-
chant; D. F. Coyle, member Iowa
legislature ; . N. Proiity. lawyer;
P. H. Pope, merchant; 1'. A. Peck,
posi ma-.ier ol nuint't.'liit ;L. P.;ker,
wholesale grocer; D. A. Ray, of
Ray i: Adams; J. R. Swain, county i
iccorder; Geo. C. McC'auley, conn j
ty aic.hior; J. W. I-airman, shei ill : ;
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11. i', ;ii.wh,iiiuili.-i hi i.l i-i
E. II.
IXIllllVl, .. 1. i'., ... i. niiit-
cilitor; .1. .v. Fletcher, county
I." .... .... M I l . I .!.. :..
em 11
ie:K; .v. -M . .iiams, countv treas
I
urer; C. A. Bah. ock, eoniity attor
ney. Hi v.::o!.p:-, l j-,;. Dec. i'h 1 SS'.'.
My Dcur Hubbard and Famiiy:
I Was a good deal surprised ..t
the receipt of your letter ol the ;Jd
insi. I gut it at noon ycsierd.iv
and went to woik at once. I was
interrupted, .-o that I did no' gi !
iliioiign till 7 i M., and .-o ilid n '
call 011 the I.niies, as I feared that
it 1 held it over till to-dav it would
! oe loo late. 1 he lew tallies lliat 1
, ..jw i.ue. i:e iev iaoie i oui x
' .... I I ... .... I . . A. 1 t I - - I.l
gei. 011 tne sirect 1 inougnt
; would look so small 011 paper that
could get on the street 1 tHouIil
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j J. . I V, L II.U .All J11V.I1.
i Oil Will
, note Unit I did not send duplicate
1 to jour attorney, because our agent
said 11 would est full price, and
Vou could get a eopv ihwre lor
:ollld
j notlung, also I could get no night
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; lan-s. i .in: icuim;ii iu tune nic
1 iiiuBajiB iuu niiov 111 t-ii 11. ii
j WuUkl b about as cheap, and quite
i' a lellow had half a dozen oi
i thetn. It is not necessary lor me
; to .-iiv lo you that we all feel sorry
,o lrouble Wu are
j quite certain, however, thai you
will pull through the contest of .he
1 lit li riot, ill good shape. I have
not shown your letter, but have
talked of contents Ireely, as the
n-i't'er has been all over town
si . e the 7th inst.. when our slier
itl 1st began to get telegrams Iroui
! yocr cniei oi ponce enquiring auoui
ou and the child Barbara.
Everyhoity shows great sym
pathy lor you, and seem to icalize
lio-.v, i ll alone, you mu.-t Lei so
tar lioni old acquaintances, where
no use can be made ot the best ot
all capital a long-standing good
reputation. You will ote that 1
I worked in all kinds of vouchers lor
you. l ou see l tuougnt tnat u you
was as bad as your traducers "say
you are, some grades would knk
Lack here whore vou are known
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ias
passed.
Let us hear what the resul of
the ba'tle of the lL'ih is. Any
thing 1 can do for you I shall vety
gladly undertake. Yours very
truly,
A. as. BlCKSKI.L.
HL.vtiiot.pT, Iowa, May 1', bs.s'.i.
To whom it may cooceni: l"h
bearer ol Ibis
'ecu an 111:
11. C. Hu .b.,r I
iut.ince of iciia
lias;
b i I
ti:e
a.-! li
vein's, an.l I oeiie'.
first la s n an, bo-.o
him
to be ii
from a b.i-K.e
I o:::I. Kc-
-s siv:a: sianu
v -tlt.liv ,
' . o . . i nr.- s.
Ilel I'll !.. I'm' i
.V:".-:
(.'.1:
I can heartily endorse all Mr.
Sterns says of II. C. Hubbard.
Yours truly, .1. W. I'ostek.
Cashic Peoples Bank.
Ci.ixrox, Iowa, April 27, 1880.
To whom it may concern : It is
with creat pleasure we recommend
Mr. 11. C. Hubbard asacoinpetent
and reliable druggist. We know
him to be honest and temperate
and habits and. character corrert.
Respectfully, Olsey& MeD.wn,
Wholesale Druir"itts.
IIimhou)t, Iowa, May 2, 1SS9.
To whom it may con-em: This
certifies that we have known Mr.
II. C. Hubbard fo. a period of over
four years, during which time he
has resided in this city, and has
won many friends. We know him
,y l'.L" a h"tclass pharmacist and .
business man: he has the eoidh l
lICHCC
oi our citizens nere. e
take pleasure in recommen-ling
him to the world at large, ai d it is
our sincere desire that fortune may
M.m'e "P" as e eonsnier
him worthv the confidence of all.
I'. M. Dickey. pre.-ilent; K. .).
Johnsion. cashier; 10. . Hills,
assistant cashier Humboldt Co.
Bank.
Ht.Mnon.r, Iowa, April :0, ISSH. I
This will introduce to v u Mr.H.
C. Hubbard, a former resident 01
our' city. Air. Hubbard has for
several years been our leading
druggist, ami has been ex ceeding
ly well an 1 favorably known, both
in our business and social circles
While we regret his decision lo
leave our community, we most
cheeifully recommend him to the
regard of the people among whom
he may choose toloeate. We have
reason to congratulate th2 city ol
his future choice upon its acquisi
tion ol a most honorable, upiighi
and reliable citizen, as well as suc
cessful business man.
Kay & Adams.
General Merchants.
Hi-ii:oi.i)T, Iowa, May L 1SS9.
We whose names are subscribed
below very cheeifully certify lhat
Harry C. Hubbard lias done busi
ness in this town as a druggist for
the live years last past, and that
duri. g all that time he has. so co.i
ducted his business and his rela
tions with socieiv as to gain the
imitod approval of this community.
We regiet Ins removal Loin among
us, and confidently rccoiiunen.i
him as a good citizen and compe
tent druggist, to any people w here
his choice of home- may place hi.n.
A. D. Bicknell, attorney at law;
O. H. Kinney, M. I).; C. A. Bab
cock, lawyer; Baker, Savage & Co.,
wholesale groee's; P. H. Pope,
, merchant ; A. M. Adams, counts
I treasurer Humboldt county, Iowa ;
Piniiev !c Pel kins, hoots and shoe
mith A Smith, agricultural ; I). G
I'inney cc Son, lumber; D. F
Coyie,:awyer and chainmr; repilb
rinnt.v centra committee:
lJussell Bros, propriitois Russell
j n.nise ; Wah. Welch, M. D.
; The Hmholdt Kosmosof March
14,1, 8l,Vs: Last Saturday II. C.
j Hubbard sold his interest in the
drug store to his paitner, II. C.
Duan. A dissolution nut he ap-
. . . .... . 1
pears in anotlier plate, i lie i.tisi-
ness will be continued by Dr.Duan,
who will employ an able pliarma-1
cist as soon as j ossible. We will
feel the loss of Mr. Hubbard
Since his residence among us he
has been an enterprising man,
always helping liberally any
project for the good of the town.
1 . . . . . .
, 1 if. is. 11 .i 1 1. ii in. :iiivr Mini i
! .
pleasant man to deal with, and
wherever he deel les to locate that
town will have a man to oe proud
of and one that will doiotieio.
We wish Mr. ami Mrs. Hniibaid
success in the future and want
them to rcii.eniOer that there is
alvv.vs a welcome w believer they
choose to visit Humboldt.
tin. ..tin. "ii'i'. tnifi ii ii'H.i.i t
, t 1 ,,.1. ....... .... .a
Ind
Aiaicli I tr.'i says: It is witii mucli
regret mat we note the i:-s-dn: ion
ot . i.e !: r.-i i f Doaii A. I luiibard.
We :eg : t it i localise it re.-nlts in a
loss to Humboldt of II. C. Huh
I hanl and his family, a loss wt
lianl and HIS 1.111. It V, a loss we are
. . ..
f tiiilv s)irv to meet l.ft in ii
, Uilv M,v to meet hot'' in a social
' :tmJ business way. Mr. Hubbard
has made inane frit lids in tl.e
town an county, whose regrets
will be kc-nly fe't at. parting, ami
w hose best wishes will follow him
wherever his lines are cast, which
we hope will be in pleas int places.
Holiday I'ointeis.
With the approaching Holidays!
will come the savory odor ol mince
pies, roast turkey and Christmas
p-iddings. In preparing for this
joyous s-cason remember that
LaForest it Thompson keep a flesh
supply of till kinds of Hobday del
icacies. Thev have also a fine 'ine
of vases, fancy cups and saucers
suitable for Christmas pre-ents.
They have iust leceived anothei
invoice o( Our Beauty Tea,"
which in quality and flavor is un
surpassed. Gultra's I'ark Adtlitimi.
We are now odering lor s:de lots
and blocks in this line addition,
parties wishing to make invest
meiitswitha view to tuiil.liirg or
where property vill advance
rapidly in Value, will do well to
look at this audition as it is the
choicest residence property in lie
suburbs of lli.i- y. T his addition
is laid out with parks and has
broad avenue's running through
the entile length of the propeity
with trees planted at ilia coiner ol
each lot on the avenue. Call on
Biirkharl & Malin, Real Estate
Agents.
Ian.k Uric. !
Napkin rings, o cords at j
French's. Buiier knives. :ia cent.- j
at Freiii-b's. s-ng ir sh. II.-, -I I
cent-1 at French's. Cas'.ois, .v'l.cti j
at Fii-iich's.
1 1
i nokt't 4 t:i.-iv
The I.irges. 1 i-er
c.l-p :1V i
lev iust
s.' ( all :
c-i rv lroii..it t 1"
t.. ( je.l S:evv..tt
V .!
iX
j i,.-.,j exam:ni
i 1 . 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 ,
IF
L. Kenton
DKALKR IN-
Staple and Fancy
GBOCEEIES
Uso CUole Candies, A'ata, Cifars and Tobaccos,
I'Tii7.v. VeyetableSf Etc.
TERMS CASH AK1 PRICES LOW.
SnOsrriftion Afjcnt for all Leading Xetrtt
pajH't's and Mayazines.
IflTKEi: TIIE TOSTOFFICE,
H. Ew K R T,
INVITES THE PUBLIC TO CALL
LARGE
Holidav
-CONSISTING OF
A FIN K DISPLAY OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, GOLD HEAD
ED CANES, GOLD HANDLE!. -ILK UMRKKLLAS, GOLD
AND FOUNTAIN PENS, SOLID GOLD AND
DIAMOND (.CODS, ANP AN ENDLESS
VARIETY OF JEWELBY, COIN
S IL'V"E JEl "W
AND t;LNL't E ROGEP-S BROS. PLATED WARE ONLY; CLOCKS
t
SPECTACLES, AND
NOVELTIES FOR H0LIBA1S.
We have tiongtit all tlie negatives made by L. W. Clark and Greenwood up
to date (Nov. 15. 1889). Duplicates can hi-had ft 0111 them only of uf , M se
duced rates We also have about 1SII0 negatives made by ourneives. from
which duplicates can he had at tiki- rale. We, curry the onlr full i'mc of viow
I till. is 6' ate, anil do enlarge t wirk at lowest, rites for tirst-clas work. W
I shall he pleased to see o 1 at nir siud'o i't Froman's block, nest door to tbe
j Masoi ie Temple.
TlJLITJS
iManufaotauer
-AND
hip
irnn
in
mm and m
11
! hig Mat Stroking T I irs, .VuiMl.i.i.n rr.rt I'Hr l'it.
lull line of Smokers' Articles. Also ilcaler ;in
CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FKUII&
Nest aoor to Pflciifer's candy store, Albauy. Oregon, ZSi
1 :-ais
ia 11 !
'Oh ! the cold and onul winter,
Ever thicker, thicker, thicker;
Froze the ire on lake and river,
liver deeper, deeper, deeper;
Fell the covering snow and drifted
Through the forest round the village."
IB COMiliNrGJ-.
IT
'OM Prob. ' saysjw inter is coming earlier
stivers this year than usual.
Pals-e. time',by the
OVERCOATS,
CAPEjULSTERS.
DRESS OVERCOATS.
KERSEYS. J
VALotins,
BEAVERS.
MELTONS,
CHEVIOTS.
WIDEAWAKE,
CHINCHILLA.
CASs.'dERES,
MONTACNACS.
BL
THJ'
Leading
ALBANY, OREGON,
AND INSPECT HIS NEW A KB
STOCK OF
Goods
Tuo Leading
PHOTOGRAPHERS:
ALBANY, OREGON.
of Choice Cipais
DEALER IN-
lli 17 1
0
nnd more
Joseph
EST
Snow.
topknot anl examine, my elegant
stock ot
AIN,
Clotliier,