THE MORS IK G 1IE1LALU: THUHSDAY JAKUAltY 1. iS90.
STATE DISPATCHES.
SrWIAI.. l A. I.
Death of Ex-Gcvfrncr VTocds
Salem Notes.
C0AS1' NOTES. j
Portland Hswsy Nsies a3 Ecporttd oy Exrbsnges
Ttr;is?bost h? Kcrtswert.
L.(01.- hi
ur
nig
IlU'I
toves anil ranges
n.istako. Mis-ro.-tly.
In heat
er :;.iw th largest as
::iu-: carefully selected
l city. The stoves we
r v;iv not bought us an ex-peri-
lit Lilt :is a reiurnn. ue
i . . ...1. ,.,t-A it'ill lr 1 rwl
kro'.v wliui cai .i mvic
they were bou
price i
r.i. in heater?
lines of Garland, Argand and Su-
jxjrior stoves and ranges.
GeoW. Smith.
J S t I K.
The I aii-v IIlkai.u will be on
sa'e euli morning at the new
stand of W. 1'- Kuhn's, where it
can he procured at 5 cents per
copy.
:ht for cash, so the
lit. We have special-
benide our regular
Special to the IIkkali. ;
Portland, Jan. s. The
known vice-president of the
fornia Athletic Club, W. N.
uj arrive in rortianu in a
day? to represent Chovnski for
battle with the ' Irish Giant'
well
few
his
on
tne lfth insi. Choynski writes
that he i.s training hard in the
California Athletk-'Club, and will
not arrive until three days
the light. Tne ,,Giant" is hard at
work, and expects to fulfill the ex
pectations of the young men who
an; backing him. A pool of .1l'D0
has beer, subscribed to back him '
on January 1G.
At 7 o'clock last night Kx-Gov
vjeorge i.. ootls clied at St. Vin-1
l-'or aiout three miles the jetty !
is finished at Astoria, and w ;i I; has
shut down for want of funds.
They will iiave to await another I
appropriation from congress.
A depot has been erected at Coo, ;
tlie new s-tation on the Oresroii l'a i
cilic, ;i mile a;;-,
I'lreitenbusii : n J ;
It projni -e- to be
no lore i tan point.
Ihe Milton K:
a half beyond
. turntable put in.
liiite an impor-
;ie is having an j V
annrv battle with a Methodist min
ister named Spencer, in that tow n.
I The press and pulpit should not
quarrel they should go hand in
i and that's the way in Albany.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
For Albany and vicinity Fol
lowing is the forecast for 24 hours,
ending at 8 p. m. to-ca v :
Clear weather ; colder.
.lOTTINtiS AKOUr TOWN.
W. II. Parker, of Yaquina, is in
the city.
Do not miss the play attheojer
house to-night.
Babies Chamois mocassm8 at
Darrows & Searls.
Jefferon is to have a newspaper
to be called the Review.
For the skin Hubbard's Elegant
Lotion is bound to win.
If yoa want something to read
call at Kuhn's news store.
If you want a choice cup of tea
try my 40 cent tea in bulk. C. E.
Brownell.
Ala Harris and wife, of San Fran
cisco, are spending a few days in
this city.
A good second hand organ for
sale cheap at the art studio over
Linn County bank.
The Oregon Land Company wil
malre a specialty of Astoria acre
property for a short time.
Barrows & Searls have just re
ceived an invoice of ladies fine
shoes from George W. Ludlow.
Smoke the celebrated Havana
filled 5-cent cigars, manufactured
at Julius Joseph's cigar factory.
G. M. Strong has at his produce
stand a fine lot of dressed fowls.
also some choice apples at $1 per
bushel.
The state horticultural society
will meet in ' Portland next Tues
day, at which time new officers
will be elected.
J. K. Weatherford has returned
irom Salem, where he was engaged
in legal business before the
supreme court. .
Railroad men will find a good
shoe branded Engineer, at Har
rows & Searls. Cheap, suitable
and durable.
Dr. It. C. Hill, who recently fell
down a stairway in the Foster
block, is lying in a critical condi
tion at his home on Fifth street.
D. H. Gotsha.ll, who was mar
ried to Mrs. Dalrymple, of the firat
of Merie Davis & Co., milliners of
this city, lias opened a saloon at
Tillamook.
Navigation is entirely suspended
on the Columbia river with the
exception of the K. R. Thompson,
which will try to get to Astoria
with the mails.
Mr. David Scott, postmaster at
Fox Valley, was in the city yester
day. He reports about IU inches
of snow in Fox Valley making feed
for stock a desirable acquisition.
The meeting of the directors of
the Farmers & Merchants' Ins. Co.
was postponed last evening until
Saturday night, at which time the
officers of the company will be
elected.
Mrs. Dr. H. B. Bagley, of Seat
tle, is visiting her cousin, Mr. J.
K. Elderkin, in this city. She will
h ininpil hv her husband in a few
davs. when thev will leave for
Mexico to spend the winter.
To be convinced that the railway
addition to Astoria is the nearest,
cheapest and best property now
offered for sale bv any agent. Call
on E. (i. Be&rdslev and see the
mans showing the location of all
the different additions to this boom
ing city of Astoria.
Frozen Up.
River navigatton is almost at a
tndstill at present. The Three
Sisters and the Win. Hoag are both
frozen in at Oreeon City. The
river from that point to Portland is
frozen over to the depth of one and
one-half inches. The ferry boats
at Portland are making fcregular
trinn nnder difficulties. A few
warm days wll loosen everything
up and clear the river ot ail ice.
cents hospital, after suffering from ! Noah Miller, living above Milton.
a complication of diseases for the
past three years. He was a native
of Boone count v, Missouri, and wa
born there in 1831. In 1847 he ac
companied his parents to Oregon,
and lived with them on his fath
er's donation claim in North Yam
hill. In early manhood he
evinced an aptitude for the legal
profession, and after studying law
for some time he was admitted to
the bar. He speedily gained a
prominent position in the profes
sion, which he maintained lill
stricken by disease. Soon after
his admission to the bar. He
made himself felt in politics as a
logical debator, and in 1866 he was
chosen governor in this state. Sub
sequently he was appointed gor
emor of Utah by the late President
Grant.
The exact time of the funeral lias
not yet oaeu nxeu. bat it is cx
pected to take place before Sun-
dav.
SAI.KM NEWS.
Salem, Jan. 8. The followins
articles of incorporation were filed
with the secretary ot state to-day :
lhe .Portland and Oregon Citv
Railway Company, with principal
office at Portland, capital stock
$200,900; and D. C. Thompson,
Frank Dekum, James B. David,
Geo. II. Durham, R. L. Durham,
Cleveland Rockinwell and II. C.
Stratton, incorporators. The ob
ject is to build and operate a rail
way between the two points.
;Vls the atar Milling Company,
f McMinnville, principal office at
Mcjlinnville ; capital stock, $14,-
000, with J. S. Higgs, W. C.
Helmsy, David Stout and J. S.
Mar ham as incorporators.
James White, superintendent of
the street car line, had his men out
in full force this .morning clearing
off tne track and opening the
switches, so as to be ready to run
the cars as soon as the sno nr thaws
off. The street cars have not been
running this week.
The following notaries public
were appointed to-day: L. W
HoeUing and Wm. Roberts, Port
land; A. R. Kanaga, Astoria; II.
C. Porter, Aumsvillle.
Th Elleford-Bropby Co.
The presentation of Hazel Kirke
at the opera house last night by
the Elleford-Brophy Company was
not attended by as large an audi
ence as it deserved. This play has
been put on a number of times in
this city, but never in as altogether
a satisfactory manner as it was
played la3t evening. James M.
Brophy in the character of the
s-eru old (Quaker mill owner,
Dunstan Kirke, brought out all the
power, and at the same time all
the delicate shades of acting the
part contained, and left no room
for criticism. Lottie Beaumont in
the leading role of Hazel Kiike
was simply charming and won a
heartv applause. Jessie Norton as
Dolly'Dutton played this sparkling,
vivacious part to perfection, and
introduced some taking songs.
W. J. Elleford as Pittacus Green
was irresistibly funny, and indeed
there is not a weak member in the
entire company. To-night they
will play Lady Audley's Secret,
followed by the one-act farce.
"Confusion.' Thero should be a
crowded house.
Oregon Claims One.
The New York Mail and Express
says: inirty-nve years ago at
Balaklava the charge of the Light
Brigade, made immortal bv Ten
nyson, took place. Out of the GOO
men who went into that memora
ble charge, but 198 came back to
tell the tale. A roster is kept of
those now living who were mem
bers of the Light Brigade, and ac
cording to the latest accounts there
are but twenty-one names on the
list. -Of these nineteen are in
England and two in the United
States, lue latter are Captain
Thomas Morley, who is connected
with the army Aiedical department
at Washington, and Captain Victor
Robert Gurney, who resides in this
city.' The above must be a mis
take, for Oregon claims the honor
of having one of these heroes in
the person of Rev. A. LeRoy. Bap
tist pastor of Brownsville.
fell into a tub of scalding water
Tuesday and was severely burned
about the back and the arms. Re
covery is doubtful, says the Eagle.
There is considerable steamboat
talk on the Yaquina bay just now.
It may eventually result in the
building of a fast boat of ligh
draft to ply on the waters between '
Newport, South Beach, laqu.uia,
Toledo, and intermediate points.
Lake County Examiner: Latest
reports from the desert are to the
effect that stock generally are doing
very well. The poor cattle and
sheep are gradually dying, but
those which went there in good
condition are faring about as usual
at this season of the year.
At last a move has been made in
tne right direction for the building
of a decent court house, and jail in
Lane county. Petitions have been
prepared and are being circulated
asking the county court to move in
the matter and are being generally
signed.
Judge Deady will sail on the
steamer Alameda from San r ran
cisco for Honolulu January.llth.
He will spend two months at the
islands, and hopes the change will
benefit him, as be has net entirely
recovered from the effects of his
severe illness a few months since.
W. S. Grady, Jr., brother of the
late Henrv W. Gradv. is now at
Toledo, Or. He wa? until .quite
recently a clerk at the Siletz reser
vation. He came to Oregon on ac
count of his health, and contem
plates returning East. The young
er brother of the great editor also
possesses great journalistic abill
ties.
"Died On Duty," is the heading
of the Baker City Blade to the fol
lowing: Last Thursday Mr. Coop
er, the mail earner on the eath
erbv-Connor creek route was found
dead on the trail crossing the Snake
river divide. He had been dead
but a short time when found, and
his death is supposed to have been
caused by heart disease,
Coquille City Herald: John
Sturdivant has struck a rich quartz
ledire in Iron mountain, between
the forks of Sucker creek. He hns
been blasting for three months in
beautiful rock and was about giving
up in despair when he was urged
to put i one more charge, which
he did. This revealed the richest
rock ever found in this part of Ore
gon, running from $700 to $2000
per ton. He had got within seven
inches of it when he was about giv
ing it up.
Printed by Electricity.
This morning the IIkkai.p is
printed in its new quarters. The
press is driven by electricity, and
the building is lighted from the
same source, which is supplied of
course from the Electric Light
Company's dynamos. The remov
al was made in order to aflord
larger and more commodious quar
ters, rendered necessary by the in
creasing business and the improve
ments to be made in the near
future. There is no longer any
question as to the fact that Albany,
the natural railroad and manufac
turing center of Oregon, i3 destined
to be second in importance to no
city in Oregon outside of the me
tropolis, Portlaad, and the",HEiUM
proposes to keep abreast with the
growth of the city and remain as
in the past an active factor in the
promotion ot anv and an enter
prises tending to promote
growth.
IIEAI.ESTATK IKASSI'KUS
The followim: real estate sales
were recorded yesterday :
Samuel King to Jharles Yates
lot block 1, in Lyons -v
II. Y. Knkpatnck, J. C ,
Techier and wife to W. G. : V
Jackson, lot 1, block :i;Kirk
pntrick's addition. Lebanon 1 '."
.1. II. r.'i'khart to F. L. Snell.
o.i'.J acres in section 17,
township 11 south, range
west "f2
.1. II. Burkhart to II. C. God
dard, 10 acres in township
1 1 south. ian2-. west S."0
. A. McKnight to J. L. Mil
ler. ."2D acres in section 'J.
township 10 south, range 1
west...' 1
J. 11. Burkhart to Mary J.
Burkhart, one-fifth interest
in the donation land claim
ot C. P. Burkhart 1400
Houck it MevertoN. H.Allen,
east half of lot 3, block 11,
and 23 feet of the west side
of lot 1. block 10, Albanv. . SSoO
V. A. McKnight and A. R.
McDonald, administrators,
to J. L. Miller, 320 acres,
sections 1G and 9, township
10 south, range 1 west GO00
C. McCIam, by sheriff, to
KEEP YOUR EYE OX
i a. jsi:ahj)Sli:ys
Column.
HlGC),OOC)
To loan on ruaU estate? in sums to
j suit af vight (S) per cent, rcr anmnn.
K L. Kenton
DEALER IN
ALBANY PROPERTY.
K
J. O. Jiuyeu, lot 4, diock i,
Ralston's addition, Lebanon
W. J. Stewart to J.C. Trafzer,
110 acres in township 14
south, range 4 west
G. II. Bland et al., trustees
of M.E.churuh to A.DodgeJ
1 5 acre in Lebanon
Goo
300
:;oo
Lost His Eyesight.
The many friends,throughoutthe
state, of Win.' McCulloch, of Ilar
risburg, will be pained to learn
that he is aillicted by a temporary
loss of eyesight, and" will heartily
wish that he may soon recover.
Mr. McCulloch has been an active,
influential citizen through all his
long life, being over 75 vears old,
and the aflliction is a severe one
for one of his activity.
Committed to the Afcylam.
Dr. D. W. O'Dell, formeily of
Sodaville, who recently located in
Portland, has been adjudge ! insane
and committed to the insane
asylum at Salem by Judge Catlin,
of Portland. He has become
crazed by excessive drinkinsr.
ASTORIA.
A Gooj Buy--Business property
on Second street in one of the very
Debt blocks in town. This is the same
block where the most extensive im
provements are to be made in the
spr og. This is the only frontage in
the entire block that can be bought at
any price. The property will pay in
terest on the jrice asked from the
stait. For sa'e cheap and on easy
terms. Call tor particnlars.
One of the best 40 acre farms in
this section of the country, not a foot
of pocr laud on the place. Is espe
cially adapted for fruit, and is situr
atcd convenient to the city. Price
low and terms easy. This is a spe
cial bargain for a few davs only.
Cheap lots in llacklcmau's first,
second, third and fourth additions, in
Maston and Chamberlain's addition,
in Fair Dale anditiou, in Bryant's ad
dition and in the Goltra Park addi
tion. Choice residence lots, both im
proved and uuiniproved, and somt
bargains in business property. . ,
Farm property at all prices and on
easy terms.
Two cottages for rent, $S eaeh.
Staple and Fancy
Also ChoSe Candies, Nuts, Cifavs ami Tobaccos,
Fruits, Vegetables, Etc.
TERMS CASH ATsTD . PRICES LOW.
Subscription Agent for all Leading News
papers and Magazines.
NER THE POSTOFFICE.
ALBANY, OREGON
Th9 Leading
PHOTOGRAPHERS;
ALBANY, OREGON.
We ha7e bought all the neffatives made by L. W. Clark and Greenwood up
to date (Nov. 15, 189). Duplicates ean be had from them only of us, at re
dueed rates Vc also have about 1800 negatives made by ourselves, ffdm
which duplicates cau be had at like rates. Wc earry the onlr full iine of view
cf this state, and do enlarged work at lowest rates for first-clas work. We
shall be pleased to see you at cur studio in Froman's block, next diwr to the
Mason ic Temple.
The Gate City of the Columbia.
Burkhart & Mai in have now se
cured the Astor addition to Astoria.
This addition is one of the clcsest
additions to Astoria, and is unlike
the other additions, as it is all
level land, every foot of it, and
there is a motor line and wagon
road which passes directly through
this addition, w hich makes it the
most accessible addition1 to the
city. These lots are now offered
for" sale for a short time only at $35
ner lot. which makeV-thl8 the
cheapest Astoria property ever, of
fered for sale. Maps and plats can
now .be seen at the oflice of, Burk
hart '& Malin.' . , ,
the In
Property in Portland on
alHlimeni 1'ian.
Five dollars down and a dollar a
week buys you a lot in the -beauti
ful addition of 1 aatland. lhis
property lies adjoining 'Mount
Tabor, ami is situate-i uirectiy on
the motor line running into Port
lard, --d U beautifully located,
beiiu' Vvd l..fd md in plain view
of Poi i.ind, tii-i.ieliopolis of Ore
gon. Any one that can pay $5
down u!i buy one of these excel
lent lots. Thi- property is for sale
now by Burkhart & Malin, who
will furnish you with maps and
plats of this addition.
Money ti Loin.
Money to loan at a low rate of
interest, on improved farm anu
citv prcpertv, in sums of f-ta'
10.000. For particulars call
Burkhart V .viaun, ueai
Agents.
Cranberries, coeoanuts, oranges and
ried beef at U. E. Brownelrs.
ASTORIA PROPERTY.
Lots iu the Railway Addition to
Astoria. This property is situated
just one mile and a quarter from the
rc iy center ot Astoria and is practi-1
cally inside property. This addi
tion has been on the market but two
weeks, and is already more thon half
sold to parties in Portland, Astoria
and other cities. The prices are $70
for inside lots and $85 for the eorners.
The prices will be raised by Jan. 15
ts $85 and $100. Now for sale on
the installment plan, $20 down and
the balance at $5 per month. Call
quick and select the finest.
.This is by far the best and cheap
est Astoria property that ia offered
for sale in Albany. Come and com
pare locations, Am exclusive agent
iu Albany for this property,
MTIN OFFICE EVENINGS"
Tulius Joseph
Manufactauer of Choice Ciais
EALER IN N
AND KEY
AND
EST
'ars "Vliig and Fn-.ckir.sTa coco, Meciscbarni ar.d Bfinr rip. ,, it
full line of Smokers' Articles. Als dealer in
CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUITS.
Next aoor to Pffcifler's candy store, Albany. Oreson,
to
on
Estate
Sar Care for La Grippe.
There are a great many cases of
fcarf rolds in our city, and not a few
think it to be the Russian ailment
Th hPRt thine the people of Al
banv can do to prevent being taken largely there
down witn mis lerriuic ip
to use nothing but tne Desi grocer
iaa fin Doultrv and other delica
cies; to be found at the Willamette
Packinc Co.'s at tne lowest poa&i
ble figure.
Yaquina Steamshlpa.
The steamship Willamette Val
ley sailed from San Francisco for
Yaquina yesterday. She will sail
from Yaquina on Sunday, January
mil, i aquma lias one advantage
over the Columbia, noticeable just
now. - there is no river to be
blockaded with. ice. When rail
connection is made with Astoria
this trouble will also be avoided
An Important Session.
County court is in session. - The
commissioners are wrestling witn
the appointment of road supervis
ors, the question ot changing the
boundanes of some of lue voting
precincts, the matter of granting
the right of way to the street rail
way company, the oenerson Driage
question, and several other impor
tant matters. The session will
probably becontinuedseveraldays.
Tannd Lying on the Sidewalk.
The other evening Nightwatch
man Jones picked up a tramp
lvintr on the walk in front of the
Willamette Packing Co.'s store
Every one present thought him in-
lOXlCaieu, uut It aa a iumi
He was very hungry, and on look
ing in the front door the sight of so
flano Tuning.
PAKTIKS PK31K1MJ i'IA.US 'HBtu
should call upon Prof. D, Van Horn
rtt this city, the well known and reliaui
piano tuner. He is we'l known to the people
jf Albany and the entire State, having had
nf ..Ynericnw in this business, also in a
that I piaioforte manufactory, and has no equal in
that line of business. It ahvays pays' to
patronize home enterprise ana tne pnouc
should remember that they can now pet
pianos tuned in a more skillful manner in
Albany than elsewhere in the State, Leave
orders at Will & Link's-
mnosE
1. sr jroent, the best.
WISHING A FIRST-CLASS ; IN-
raade to. stand tne
climate of this coast , can be suited by calling
at Mis: B. E. Hyman', opposite the Masonic
Tmnl Flint street. The latest .vocal and
instrumental music Kept lor muct aw.w
largest assortment ot sumpinsr patten
select from this side of 'Frisco, Lessons
given in puintinjt and embroidery at her
studio 0f L.inn uoumy nans, uwenu
your order 'id you will be pleased. v '
E. G. BEARDSLEY,
Real Estate and Insurance Broker
AND XOTAKY PUBLIC
Broadalbin Street. Albany, Oregon.
Mil
Mn !
Snow
"Oh ! the cold and crual winter,
Ever thicker, thicker, thicker ;
FTroze the ice on lake and river,
Ever deeper, deeper, deeper ;
Fell the covering snow and drifted
Through the forest round the village.
PRIDE OF ALBANY
SOAP,
bvt-t laundiy f-cap in me.
Try a box and you will use no
other.
For sale only by
C. Vs. BROWN ELL.
IT I COMING.
s u inter is coming
'O.'d.Piob sa)
.severe this year
than
earlier
usual.
and mor;e
This Space Reserved
-FOR-
W ANTED MAN OF GOOD BELLING
ability . represent us as sales agent in
this town, (i"0to $2000 per year can be
made ) Addrr-w, wanamaker s Brown,
Philadelphia, r.
The largest clu hin? and merchant tulor
n house in America.
JOIJUS GRADWOHL'S
Estimable Woman Dead.
A dispatch from San Diego, Cal.,
of the 7th inst. says : Mrs. Mrs,
Mary E. Henderson, of Eugene,
Or while visiting her son, Judge
J. J. Henderson, in San Diego,
died at his wwidence last night.
She was the widow of the late lion.
J. H. D. Henderson, who repre
aented Oregon in congress. The
-cmaias will be taken to Oregon.
rioaeer Lady Send.
Mrs. Sarah Lame, mother of J.
II. Lame, of llalsey, diedLat her
home at that plae on thfffth inst.,
at the advanced age of w years
She came to Oregon froa Indiana
in lbo.), anu lias lived tor many je( a quantity
years in Linn county, where she! the Herald of
bad many warm menus.
many first-class eatable paralyzed two; uew cottage throughout A l
hjm and he dropped to the side- J JSSmti
walk like a dead man, where he
was found by Nightwatch Jones.
GIRL WANTED ONE THVT IS WILL
ing to ceok and take care of a house for
noma tor
res Mrs.
Portland.
Or., stating references and wages expected.
A Progressive Farmer.
Mr. D. O. Quick of Souver,
WANTED -A SITUATION IN A DRY
1 f good store b f an experienced lady
Ben
ton county, was in this city yester
day. He has been experimenting
with ensilage. He built last sum
mer a silo Marge enougn to put up
ten acres of.ooro. He says it is
the most economical way of putting
up feed for stock, and thinks that
it should become of more general
I use among farmers of Oregon. He
of the ensilage at
office for inspection.
clerk. Inquire at the Willamette
Agency, opposite tne nostofnee.
Land
BAZAAR STORE !
Take tini' 1
the Kipknot and examine
toek ot
mv
elegant
OVERCOATS,
CAPE ULSTERS.
DRESS OVERCOATS.
KERSEYS,
VALOURS.
BEAVERS.
MELTONS.
CHEVIOTS,
WIDEAWAKH,
CHINCHILLAS,'
CASSIMERES.
MONT AG N ACS.
Lv.-E. BLAIN,
Leading Clothier,
Scissor. Shear.
Immense 6tock at Stewart &
Sox's. The best quality and any
size or style. Call and examine
our stock. Stewart & Sox.
1'aisley k
Job Printer.
After a Big- Job.
J. S. Antonelle, who has com
pleted a contract on the Oregon Pa
cific railroad eastward from this
citv, has gone to New York to in
terview the Nicaragua people rela
tivd to taking a contract on that
extensive work.
Suburban Property!
LOTS IN
BU It KH ART'S PARK ADDITION
This Addition offers superior ad
vantages for residence property,
commanding a view of the whole
city and bui a short walk from the
business portion of town, For sale
by
WIMTSMAX K IIILBIKT BKO'f
Third ward
Grocery
Store
FOR SALE! A NO. 1 MILLINER STOCK
in a o. 1. location in the thriving slty
of Albany. Low rents and 8)!tk.lid rooms.
For particulars addres firm P. O. lex 90,
Altony, Or.
Having purchased this popular es
tablishment I am now prepared to
oil any orders in the grocery and pro
vision line. A fnll stock f groceries
kept constantly on hand. The highest
cash nrice raid for all kinds of coun
try produce, or will exchange goods
for taeleanae. Come one, come all.
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