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Oiol every inorniHK eueit Mim'..i
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TI1K M AIL.
V.siU t the Albany pontoBicc clote
t-'.ir : otttcca north i
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t.r l:i tiiilo 1
Wl the Nat row Gauge H. R. )
t IVr'Unil and auleui -.. -.M A. n
'orviKi an! Yaquiua IHO r. w
orii :a wi:th . :3U r. w
1'iie imt'jaice will be eUaeil each cveiiitig
ri.,i h'ik te roveu o'clk.
K-xntere.1 milter fr th 'early tuvrnm
.-.iM atiM.iM be luaile-t but trait o clock tilt
i-r-vii-iM eveitinr.
OilKciOS PACIFIC TIMK TAHLK.
Aitim Deiwrts
...ill.lDum.l.uu in
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'nieneer.
Freight
9KCKKTJSOCI KTI ES.
. O. U. W. Sifetr'todg!) X'. 13; meet
A. every 54 imUy evouiu at the tS. A. K
h ill n.i fa tf street, between Seeontl and
Thir.l. Vlbiar, Orejo . S:raiu'.r in '.h;
cij an 1 trui ent brelbrj? curJi.ilh iiiv.tou
to attet.d.
FARMS FUR ISDtASS.
President Harris n '' ve a incep
tion Thursday to arout fitty big
Sioux Indian chiefs, who have gone
to Washington to lalk about their
land interests.
The reception was witnessed by
Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. McKee, Dr.
Scott, Postmaster-General Wana
m.iker and other-". General
Warner introduced John Grass, of
(itandinn Kock agency, who made
a good-natured speech to the presi
dent, in the course A which he re
marked with great humor that this
was not a scalping visit, but mere
ly a friendly cali. His people
would like, union.' other tliin.s, a
boundary linn for their reservation
and better schools. Another
Indian, Americai, aUo m !. an
address, after whic't the president
spoke to the delegation through an
interpreter.
"I a:n glad," ai 1 he, "to meet
fo mtny representatives of the
Sioux nation. Yo lr ir.tn interest
is in tho direction of legislation to
settle each of you on a farm of your
own. It is the p ilicv f the g-v
eminent to give your children the
advantages of schools, which you
have not had. I will read with
pleasure the report of ihe commis
eioners, and it will give me still
greater pleasure to aid "them in
securing fiom congress those laws
that are necessary to meet the sug
gestions made by the commission
ers." FORMGN lMMl-jR.iltO.
The question of tne danger, seis
ing out of the co-ming ing of
such vast numbers of foieiners,
who are not t-onvt-rsant with cus
toms, form .f government and the i
best interests of cjun:ry, a has
been thronging to our shores as
i in migrants, has been one if im
minent moment. - It-appears that
the danger is in a measure averted,
as a iortiou of the tide is turning
lsewhore. It is stid that immi
grants are now arriving in the
Argentine Republic from southern
Europo at the rate J 1,000 a day.
The total received by the United
States from all countries is slightly
below a daily average of 1,500 A
new country with less than 4,000,
000: inhabitants is drawing a Eu
ropeaa immigration almost as
great as our own. The immigra
tion problem w hich has given some
persons so much trou le is in a
fair wy to solve itself. The
United Mates can scarcely any
longer he ca'led a nev country.
For many years it was the only
place to which a Europe in in
search of a no a- ho ne could go.and
therefore we cau.ht the overflow
of entire Europe. Of late many
new regions with' a des-irable i-oil
and climate have been explored
and thrown ojien tc settlement,
and their advantages have not
escaped observation in the Old
World. We once had the field to
ourselves, but we now have many
competitors. The strongest rivalry
with us for human lieings is offered
by the southern portions of South
America. Chili, Uruguay, and
southern Brazil, as well as the
Argentine Republic, aie receiving
ruany immigrants, 'lhey have
largely diverted to themi-elvea the
great stream of people flowing from
southern Europe which voud
otherwise have come t our shores.
A few Spaniards and many Italians
arrive here, but the number is not
comparable tj wuat k wo it I i ave
been had Uot the few world of
southera outli Ameiica been
opened to tbeui. Tin re they find
a climate morj like their oun, and
s, pop ilation nnue in symath
wit'i them, and it is likely that the
clii:,l current ol lulian iinuuta
rion will Ci inacently fl.w in that
diction. C.'ii-.ding the slow
Etss H'it w.iicii h i J..tl:n and
! Teutonic: ra.es ni-r, ihe change of
n iIllll:i,rati. n tlom tlli8 Cu..-
try to ftmtli Ann-i na id bcdiceiv io
be regretted. We have had an
Anglo-Saxon foundation, and the
bulk ot our immigration hasalways
been from ureal Britain and Ger
many. The Anglo-Saxons and the
Germans, both belonging to the
Teutonic race, nielt easily into each
other and after the fir-l generation
all distinctions are lo.t, but the
Italians and Spaniards even in this
country retain to a great extent
their racial characteristics. If
there beany great danger to this
country in immigration the . res
ent tendencies of tiie latter are
likely to remove the larger part ol
it. The foreign arrivals yeailv
hear a smaller propi L i 1 1 to t..e
population here. At the prevail
ing rate, the foreigners eoier ng
the Argentine Republic aim unt in
a year to one-tenth of its presein
pouulation, but tho.e who came
here form only the one humlred
and fiftieth part of our .nhabit.nita,
and the number will soon be rela
tively less. While our populafou
is rapidly incrca-iu.: our ton-ign
immigration is slightly declini!!,
j and, unless extraordinary misfor
tunes befall Kurojie, is not likely
to exceed 500,000 a year. This
number received by seventy or
eighty million persons will be
quickly assimilated, and will be
but a small factor in toe life and
movement ot th Nati n.
A ilan is tning contrived by
congress to number and keep ac
e unt of the Mougoh ins in the
United States. Representative
Morrow, of California, 11.1 intro
ducedabill propsing to require
the superintendent of the census
to enumerate the Chinese popu'a
tion of the United States, and to
issue (o each Chinese a certificate,
which tdiall be regarded as the
sole evidence of his right to re
main in the United States, but
sh-tll not be evidence of his right to
enter the country. Chinese w ith
out certidc ites ninety days alter
the enumeration may be arrested,
convicted of illegal residence, and
sent to their own cou itiy, the per
sons bringing them to tiie United
States fo be liable for me cosis.
The bill carries an appropriation
of $100,000 to ;ive effect to its pro
vi -ions.
XlJtV TO-DAY.
T OST IN THE CI I'Y Of AuUA.N i-A u
I j alter lie ember i. a checkbook con
'iiiniiitt a piomissorv n.te for .6S.S on Wm. .1.
Wimloman.l W. I'. ".)h:, ilated out. 2. 1S!.
;ia able to James K kin in 11 oiontlis. Ail
eriiis are hereby notified i.ot to purehiL-e
eiid note. A suitable reward will be given for
ihe return af the note.
Albany, lire. 20, 18S0. Jamm Klkin.
fnHKUNDEiiSIC.NfcUHAV I.s. Dial'Oai.U
1 of h;s jjroixrv busine-s in thi- city, uml
de-Mring to 8cttie up hi business affairs,
n quests all who hare ar.- unta against liiin
to iircwnt t le (c.imj at n- e, and parties in
lebted to him will pljnHi: ca l anil set lr
rtil bout ileUy. All ax nuts to be presented
to me at my former pine i liu-'nevs th
I hinl War I Grocery at"r-, corner se Lcl
aiiilJavl-.nu i ireas. M A It 1 1 X LYNCH
IliilM KeceiveU.
T1
HE UNDKItSlUM-; WH.I. HKCUVE
I Ms at the i)ulit ib'tel for puttiic in
ilr.ti tile on his iruit f i'in ailjact;i.t to t wn.
I lie tile it aire: dv on the ground; it I- V i.e
ln.d about thiee feet d -ep. J. A. (!!' .-S.
Mouey to l-oan
RKAL ESTATE WILL LOAN IN
01
sums tosui on approved security at tne
Iswratenl eiahl(S) per .cut. per annum
K. i. Bi-.AltOSol-.Y,
tlcneral Airent, Krool ilhin Street. W anv.
C11KL WAXTEU ONK '1 11 iT IS WILL
X iiiK to ceok ami tike care of a hous-" for
two; new c ttae throuhout. A home lor
-o. ne willinif nirl; work iitht. Addes Mrs.
V. . Northnp. 27, S-jveiith street, Portland,
or., sta in reference.-, a id wuues expccied.
WA
AN I EI) - P.sIIIO BY A YolJMJ
narneil man as assistant bKk-kccper
orotficc work- Address Ai., Hkki.d oilice.
o...r ri' i-
. AA.K-A Siri'ATIOM IN A
PltY
lady
V xooU tore b ' an exper ence 1 lady
clerk. Inquire at
Agency, oiKsite n
the Wiliamett
Land
Ox'Olfi'-
MONEY TO LoA-i-H
Hl C.vl'l All ).
1L iro
iroud real e tate wcuriry. lor panic".
laia enquire ol Jeo. H im. h ey.
Olt SALE HALK IN I EKES 1 IN A
real estate olfic in AHiany, paying over
(J 100 per ui nth. If you want aj ijoo-i ihinu
address at on e bo .16. lbinv.
1
P anil Dome i :, embracing the celebrated
r'ior de Jlklri.l. Estrelia-i. .'uquerors and
it'ier c toi e bran Is lit the Wells. Kary i and
'Ve-iteM Unio Telerrapii o lice, buil-lui:.
JTheiiieuiliei the place.
oiilracl-r mill Itaiiltlcr.
DC. SHKLL WILL KUllNISH PLANS,
pj i l.- iti n i i I le-aiU f ir all kinds !
miildiiu an I irchite tare. All work pioin;il
l.v done and mi it intee.1 to be Hi st-el s-i.
tiinate furnished on short net ice for brick
mi. Min.; i, resuloii'jei, uulnic liui.diius.
'iridit'-s, etc.
ROOMS TO IfCNT TWO NKELY K'K
nisned ro mis t l-X Apply at noitli.
we t corntr ot ' Kourth and Montomen
streets.
Cmlr'-lur hoiI Itullilrr.
1 1 HE UN'UKilSliiN Eo HAVlNli LOCATKi
1 iiiAlbkiy licits pa.rouitfe do.u ci i
ind c luntry. " Will control to build briil'?'
:irns, and all niinuer of dw. Ilinir hioie
including Uiieeu Ami., Easliake and Eliui
othiau st le ( liuiMin . W II lu nisi
lansand sp cirtcci -m iree of chirjes. sati
ctio-i .'iiinnfi- w. i'. ASKL.
i
PRIDE OF ALBANY
SOAP,
'Hie b ? laniidiy snap in u-e.
Try a bo aiol jmi
i:. h r.
vi!l use no
l-'or s.. U-
I'ply ly
1 Kd.v.n:-! L.
lit A I' II m is I (i i ik ( . . i . v i
- ijuicki v ui : 1 -li i -'i,':. i ii; . m ,
' .4. r l..tjV . DOI T.K.
; We have jusi received ati im-
mense quantity of holiday j;oods.
j CAM) I IN.
! Candvopnaments Cream ":.i -: es
...
K bbon mixed I lain m .
Fancy mixed.
NUTS.
Almonds
Peanuts
Walnuts
Fillert8
Pecans.
FKL'I'l S.
1-l.u k figs
Persian dates,
Bananas
i'oit app'e-.
Smyrna figs
Wht tigs
Oranges
Lemons
roci.TKY.
Turkeys Geese
Ducks Chickens.
VKUKTARI.KN.
Cauliflower Celeiy
Parsnips Sweei potatoes.
All of the above can be t ad
fresh ami new. Leave ! r.- icr
Christmas turkeys at an eaily ilatv
ko as to secure .he best
W11.1.AMKTTK Packis; Co.
M:irj new 11 .v. n 11- . ni aciefi
ha v.- lately liei'ii !!, i-t- ck o!
i mcenes ('. K. Br-iwiiel1.
The City Restaurant,
Cti'lrrr the new management of II.
L .iMiniian will I.e cnulucri il r i a
nr.t cii i iilnn. Meals will luidirvid
at all hniir-". Co isult the
BILL OF FARE
An J order whatever you want, pay-
in;: f,;r !iat,yun onler ami iiotliing
more. Sitra'jht n eals si-rvcd a usual
for "23 c nt, am'. incaU to order fron
i a 3 cent ro 1 ami cup of oolite to a
hrst-:I;iH8 ?1.03 una!.
itjfTiirtiislied rooms to let in connec
tion with the.jrcstaiir.nit.
ACtTKACY.
NEATNESS
J. J. DOllRIS,
A US Til ACTOR.
The only comnlete set of Abstract
Books and Maps in I. inn County
nil'lt K IX T.IE ( CUHT 11 I'SE.
ffJfPusiness entrusted to my
care will receive prompt and can -
till attention.
llTANiED ailVI.V ANI SlOCli EASMS
IT of all descriptions. If you want t sell
vour property, .vrite or call on F. (I. Iteurds
l.y, real estate aont, Albany. Ortice rn
Kroal ilhin,tret nm First P. ' box 841.
rjEVERF. HOUSE, ALBANY, OR. CHAS
l, I'fdffer, Prop. Only first eelass house
ii the city. Larc sample rooms for com
mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the
kitchen. (Icneral stare office for Orvallis. 0
BANK OF OREGON,
ALBANY, OREGON,
t-trir.iL -fs.v.ooo
I'rrslilrnt H. Ut'TOT
Vice I'res J tl V. I Ltlil.
l iiNblrr II. r illl;UliL,
A !iier ilfb.inki iiis'nefS tr.itis"
:ict i
S .'lit exHum 'e :,id teli gra;i ic
tni-ter li-iiiirlit im I '0)il o i Ni w
Yn-, Si i Fiauiisc : nil lort'.ni d
O I! -O l.
C ii- -' - made on favorableJUTms
OMALL LAM) TRACTS A NUMliFK OF
O s n .ill tncts i f land situated ne:ir Albany
for si e o.i easy !e-tns. App'y to H. Iirv4in
IJERSONS DESIRING SAND. I.OAJ! ui
gravel from the premies of F. L. sucli,
in Renton county, can procure 'ickets for the
same at my office, Ciawfonl s b'oi-k, Albany,
ore."'. ' in E. w..ivKTr.
lOVAMSTONJiAND CHAKBERLAII.
Albany. ; - Oregon
Transacts a general banking butiness.;
Draw si'ht drafts on New Ycr, San Fraiv
is.-o And Portland, Or.
Loan money on approved security.
Keeuive deposits subject to check.
Collections entrusted to us will rereiv
r not ifwnti in
GiLSON'S bHAVINu PARI URS
AND
UaIR DRESSING SALOON.
None but tirst-clas workmen
employed. Everything neat and
c can. Give me a call.
jpsFirst door east of new Mason
ic Temple.
Cranbcrr.ee, coroiint, ornnfrr and
ricd beef t l;. E. Hiownell'p.
for business at the Portland Business Col
ege, Portland, or Pt the Capital llusines
;ollep:e. Salem, notn scnoois are unaer
he management of A. P. Armstrong, hav,
ame course of studies, same ratesof tuition
Business, Miorf hniid,
typewriting. Penmanship, English Depart
Dents. Iay and cening sessions. Student
dmittrd any tim . For Catalogue, addres
'rtl.i'id ;xi:irMi CiiliTf ADCjuital BmiNKxCnllr;!
.inland rirezo" - Qrrvon
tX)UNU-IN THIS CI'Y ON MON -AY
1 Noy. IS. a gold bangle milled "M. A.
- "th tl.e Lon's prayer in the reverse
ide. It i i't-1 a" jwner at this office.
T, U i t-H-INO YOUR WOOD. ASH,
V 1 - V 1 f -'k. m pl or flr, to the Al
i.any W. ml Y.-.r.l. Ord. rs left af. Wallvce t
ij isi :'t'' i 'i'"' "'if r-cnive iirnm.it attention.
Candies, Nuts,
Green fruits, tobacco ai d cigars
Pcluy not till to-morr. w to b'
vise, but Imv of those wlo p.dver
im." A!iivs rcii.l ihe ndvertise
o. nts of C." K. I'.rowncll. They
c 'l be meat, drink and lodging to
rou
: I Ei M . o t;o d SI. Li. ING
: iii; to cpresci t us us i-a'es. i t.t i
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Al.!u'.!;iliiillill.l!!'l.!
i r an .ii.iii. i .c in: i .-s in ali kimia of furniture, !.'ir.otn t.. ;. ..ri. s '
;s, cliair-, ii Ii :i ift, kitolii n i-afe', anil l I l.i 1- ' t;.l.I. .-. t-t. . . : i ,
.so hvs a riii.- selfcf ii- ot uall .nni' and wind-iw Hiaili f, wini.lt ln Ai- j
Km iii' at i:i.y. Hyuii-:. Call and isei them, ou First t:tci, opnosito n-i.--r'
t- S .v.
$5oo
H GOLD WATCH
WORT
5SGrI"VJ53DST -Ai."W &rzT -; v
I takr this tiiethnd of informing the citizens ot Albany ami vicinit
Miat I hnve just opened a first clues clothing store in connection with liv
merclmntilo business, and have added the most complete stock of gt-trs
taliino; Goods and (Ming
vcr lrronoit to tiif. cij. In cider to advertise my business I have de
; d t' L'iv M.iy ovt-r J."i00 :i'.h of Gold Wa'ches. Every puicliuM.-!
of nm diiiltr's w-irh o: oimds. tor c ish. from tiie clothing department
vin rca ii ci.iiricc tr one of tn
;uiiv!i;i'se.l in the east fi spot ciitb, and will be sold at
LOWEST LIVING RATES.
Ca I and ezamit e my stoK tefore ptrchadng elsewhere.
jTXo tii:un!e to sliow goods.
i Iftftiit, Or.
mmKmmm
t2r';:I'irasr--i.
SSre -
UcMINNVILLE,
1LLE
M HOLIDAY G
H-ive you seen the magnificf nt display of Holklav
l.ookfs. nlnsli L'ood5, art. supplies, and tl:e be;Mi
titul trifles foi Holiday presents at
II. J.
IWTT
mm
lie has the fiinst' display in this line ever offered
in Allianv. C-'ll am! see his ast tm;nt. H.s
exceedingly lowpaices will suiprisi )OU.
FQK PUKE DRUGS,
TOILET AND FAKOY GOODS
GO TO
-IJE ALSO
Tiie Fine rLfeecf Pianos anil Organs in the
.. -T.
i'Whhh FPL
THK AMOUNT OP STOVF8 THAT
Have sold .-ince they started in
msiness? It is all ointothe
LOW
jh
Madi 1 v iheei. Thev a!Oj
keep a full line of Hardware.
..HRr.l.L
:se "oid watches. Stock l ail new i
g. w. snrrsox.,
UDTII
ACADEMIC
ANP
COLLEGIA'IE
Dtpaitmeritu. In the Academic
lb t artint lit there arc four eoin-si s i f
Htuily of three years each: Cle.-wea!,
scientific', normal ami lueinns. 1. -struction
id thorough; location. In a -
lij i expeiisee low; advantage, hisi
!a8 in every respect, t nil infoi nu
ion in catalogue, tor which addrmfr
T. G. BKOWNSON.Pifs.
(OREGON
d L BLACKMAN
(8oocMor to . W. Lanirdoa
nKAi.aa ur
Urugs, Faints, Oils
Ptrfumery and toilet article
altn a full line of books anr
kutlonrry. periodkala, etc.
gg PreeeripUoua earefull.'
runipoonded
IN ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE
Albany Orejroi.
CARRIES-
I - .
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nm,
H'.lMlillLV
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80
STORE
HOLIDAY
INVITE THE ATTENTION OK THE PUBLIC TO THEIR IMMENt:
.STOC K OF .
I
i
Mmj
Santa Oiaus Headquarters.
m wm
Tl.e larcifct and most aried ussortment of Holiday wares ever broneht to
Albany. Call utid inspect tLeir stock. Their low prices will astonish vob. .
I) t I) HA
)
.V
Dry Gods, Notions. Gents Furn'gai
BARROWS
iihi:3il!i:i;; block.
BSCI
wnenecfl. ficonomica Duycrs
Wlic lit hcv ,. ii, ,;i) ;:iii;s tsiid desire to make selec
ti i s f. ii; t, u ( i -tasi!al)le stles in
DE."Y GOODS,
DEESS GOODS,
AZSTHD 3STOTIC3STS,
K thin poiut tiit way to the Large New Stock
W. F. READ,
BECAUSE THEIK STOCK IS THE LAKUELT,
BECAUSE TI1EIU GOODS AUE THE NEWEST,
BECAUSE THEIIi PRICES ARE THE LOWEST
We know we can pase. -Ail we fk is a thorough
inspect'on In drt ss goods e have the laigeststook
ever fehowu in Al'anv. Come ami ttje us and bt
nappy.
MM IRON IRKS,
Manufacture eteam encine, :ri't aril raw mil nai hinrry, iron front mmi
11 kiuds of heavy and lilit work in 'ion rnd i rai-p rai-tii en. Stxcial attcs
tion paid to repaiting all t ii'tU I n achineij-. Vtt int. n.adecn et rtnotM.
E. F. SOX.I" i ient. C. H. StkwmiT, SecreUry.
Will &
i 'V; '
J.I - , l
SHOPPERS
f
Goods.
& SE
AND
rn
ACEXCY FOR
THE LUDLOW
Ladies Fine Shoes. Ab
Agency lor
JI. D. WELLS & CO.'S
Boots End Shoef.
& S EARLS:
Stark,
L
iarYlfiiHr
mm
and SHOES
V