Morning daily herald., October 22, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

THE MOKNrNG
Li-
OX SALE.
The DaJLT Hshiid will be Oij
Bla each morning a.i II. J. JoiieV
book 8tore,wber it t in le procti: cd
at 5 cents p;r copy.
JOTTINGS AB'tl't TOWN.
Coming!
M.as Xeally .Stevens : !
Con vrt Grand i'.auo ! '. !
Celery at C. E. Iirownell's.
French keeps lailroad time.
A blind negro is 'do!ng' the city.
Congressman Hermann h on his
way to Oregon.
K.'aii & Achison are selling mon
ument b at Portland prices.
We m.ue 'em while yon wait.
Oyster cocktails at Boenick's.
Coiuin.-! Miss Neally Stevens.
H. F. Miller's concert grand
piano.
Try Mueller A ;arrett'3 tine
ronet cotiee; ot.ee u--ed, ulway.-.
used.
You can save money ly buying
your children'adre-afs ready mad.
At Mitt Ladies' fa.aar
The only w ater fillerer that gives
perfect satishu-tion are for sale ly
Matthews A Washburn.
The Misses Wagner of CorvaMis,
were in the city yesterday on I he: r
way to the exposition.
For a tine silk umbrella with a
gold or silver handle call on
French, (the corner jewelry Ptore.)
Piano that glve-i perfect satis
faction you can lir.d at .Mis.
llviuan'd.
Another invoice of the famous
Pentoii county Hour at Blackburn
4 Pironi's at 1.05 er sack.
Call now and give your order
to M s. Hyman Kr the juvenil-'
1 ok so they will be here for
Xmas.
$1.50 will buvyoii a pair of tho.-e
elegant eiglit-butlun length tin-
Irensed Mosquetoir kid gloves at
the Ladies' .Bazaar.
Some ot ine latest styles of elu- j
gaut bed lounges can !- seen at i
Fortmiller it Irvine's, as they have j
just received a large invoice.
If you want a durable iiumu-;
inent go to Eg.m & Achison, w :
lire l.audlii.g nothing but the hcM
grades.
Have you seen those
cement Wttlls in th. cein'-i-ric.-.
put up by Kgan A Ach'uon, at hail
the cost of stone. j
It is not surprising that j
Matthews & Washhurn toll the.
inottt (doves from the f.it-t that they 1
curry the line of goo Is at prices';
that convince even the skepitcal. i
Lmck of 1'ower.
It is a well known fact that on
tt ate railroad t niniii'iHsion are t"t
clothed with the authority that
honld runt with th.t aurut lxidv.
This of commanding inlhiem-e was
illuHtratnd vasterdav when the
clerk of the eommission lie.o. A.
Wagoner and his fair d.iughtei
essayed to take the Itoseburg local
train at the 1. depot for Por'- is building a neat cii'a.e reai.l. nee
i and and the fair. The train was to which he wilt s:oit!v remove,
inmtion when they arnved-on! K. n. Teiuph-on duii:u' tin
th plattorm. Witha.1 tl. tore, . wwk j,,,,.,.,,, ; ,lla.
of the coinmissiont lie ch-rk order j.imn-3 aMilioll Uu, !o,s ,, ,
ed the train to stop The lad e . whi(.h ,,e u 1 1lvtt a , ,
not Laving much faith in Ins power ; il011 ,t, r
atepp-Hi aooani oi trie movingcais.
not stop Uid hold of the te ir rail
o'ine rear coach ami swinging
I lmselt and the u gnitv of the
r:.ilroad commissioner on hoard. ;
That commission should ccttaiuh ;
have more power.
?
Letter f Kecommeinlatioii.
A letter received bv the secre-;
tary of the V. M. C. A. in this e tv
from Kev. K. J. Thoiii) s m, oi
Corvallis, says in regard to Bishop
H. J. ISerker. who will I c til re it; '
Albany Friday eve-ting: I wish :
to congratulate the Y. Si. C. A. in
heinir able to secure llishop II. .1. j
Becker to give them his intei.sely ;
ehxpient ..nd thriliing leetiiic,
"Four Hundred Milti mi Horse-;
back in Palestine." He delivered i
this lecture in th- Presbyterian :
church of this i-ily to a l.ire an I ;
delighted audience, ilishop IV-ck-er
i a man of the highest scholarly j
attainments, a fluent and eloipi- iit
speaker, and a nob'e Christian
g-ntlenian. He has few , if any
HUK.ariors as a lecturer. He will
charm all who go to hear hint. !
lMrect front Kaiitu.
A party of three families arrived
in this city yesterday m rriing on
the ovrlan-l train fn in !Cana.s in
search of honn Th fumdy prs
sessed jointly jnst 2s hil Ireii. and
t lie little fel.ows scampered a'-out
the depot id a le-jh s'ate o: s itis
faction at reaeliing t!m journey's
nd. The elder i-a?er-i"ami!ias Vn
being ijuestioned by a )hi:. i re
porter, sail: "Yes, Kansas is a
gooi clin a e for rhil l-e:i, but it
will not do for wheat or fruit. We
.'i re gong to revere the ord"r of
tning now. VV hive about
nough childre-i nr.d v. ill r t
graiu a- d t ig red apples of which
we have heard so much.
1 he ret Mire r omul at l.:il
Little t iiant School S!iu-i, lis.
v ry liest scl:td shm s ii t:ie
inaiket. Kvery jurer.t knows !.o-v
hard chit'tren are on shoes. We
have made it a study to tii: 1 the
ln'ft s hool thM in (lie in ,ri. t,
ami think wr c in give it t m;i
wien we gie you the -L't:!e
tiinnt." We ask yu in cali umI
let l.S show ho li e -ii .e is ii.a;-.
'I here is nothing like solid ieaf.'ier
to i-ar. Popular prici s. Samml
K. Younp.
A Mammoth 1 bin. kin.
Yesterday a pumpkin we ighii g
108' pounds and m auriir,' f id
elity and on. half inchiH in i-ir-cumference
was on Kx!:i!:ti-.n i-i
the real estate otlici of S. N. Sieele
in this city. It was raisu t hy
FIl.s Knox.
B&.0W83VILLE NOTES.
A New?y L-U--(Vrrcp
n
r From tin afraiaV
-e::t a? ihii Pico-
MUa K.xtc Co-l.i(v. f
ri.ur.Juv
left for l'ortl .nd.
F. F. t'r ill on Tie-day
home to Al'ciiiy.
II. 15. Mover, on W-oiu
r tin tie-i ;
lav i !
turned iroiu Sea; t If.
J. 1'. How- and wife, returned
home from Kiigriio.
Improvements an; ii.iny g:i:,:
on i:i llau-io.tnV i.l.liti.-n.
Pom. Oct. Hi, ls'.so, to the wife
of Archy lila-kb'im, a son.
liorn.Uct.il, V.'.iO. !o the
wife
of Cie-jre Keeney, a s.m
Mr. K. 11. Curl, on Wednesday
left for rieio, to visit relatives.
James Warner, of Portland is
visiun li iends lit.thi.s place.
Link Simons, u omitted to the
house sutlerin from lung fcv.r.
(i. -. Iys-)ii and daughter, u
tuined front Portland on Thursday.
Mi s 'Jessie Irwin, on Friday iv-
f.iriie't I) irr.v!vi:iv in MatMc.
Frederick liioSH, i; cmlined ti
le.: hoii-e -'til'er!:ig 1'oin an a'taek
of Krysi-.i'las.
J. A. Winters, has i lo-ed his Pho
tograph gallery at tliis place for the
winter months.
Mrs. Wil'dam liiain-hard, and
daughter, on Friday it-turned house
from Portland.
li. M. Ilradley and l?aac Ixjri
din, on Monday left lor tiie C'ala
H,oia mines.
Mrs. A. J. Adams and daughter.
on luesuay leit lor 1 ortlaiut via
the tiegoniau K. lv.
M.irrtd, O.-t. !:;, Ivn, hv Rev.
H I'. UUvotthy, J. P. McFewui
and Kv-i Mort.tiier.
Kev. Kt-nfio, late of California,
occupied the pulpit ot the ii.ipti.-t
church on ubbiilh Ual.
Mr. Piieglcv, hds leased the
Arlington tio'el, and will ttke
poijse.isiori o.i tiie lutli, of No.em
ber. Dr. C. D. Othurii, is suilii-ifiilly
recovered from an attack of
rheumatism, to again tend tob ici
ness. Died, Oct. 15, LS'.'tO, at his
residence six miles t-a-t of Craw-
I fordsville, Frank Malone, of heart
di.-ftase.
i Mr?. .1. 1. Co .!evauI children,
I alw Miss Cora i.'ox and Li..ie
.. , ; H.iusman, on Friday I. 'It for 1'oit-lM-ailtlllll
, I
Zaii .ni I I.:.'t u, w ho tor sme
time pasi inn suH'ered greatly fro in
an i.ttavk of Kiieuuialic fever, is
slowly cuiivalewing.
Daniel (iratehouse has moved
upon the Thomas Kay farm, ami
will haw charge o the pmperlv
j during liu coming year.
.1. P.ilyeu, lias rented the J.
Fi.untcn i:ouse, l.itt-rly occupied
by K. W. War.icr, who has re
moved la his new Oweiling.
At the C. P. church, South
j Prownsville,on
! ItcVJ. Ken::ick
Saturday evening,
and Pa: i;er c..ti-
inenced a paot:acted mectin.'
F. Webber, on h'- tit'
, situated in ialbr iiili's eliiirio;i
The M. E. church south,
wili
o:i
ii .-
; ii :ruig the week i omi;;.-i.;-.
; t!: ir n-j-Lity ia N.it i i.,..
vii.e, to erect
; building.
a spacious chu'eh
1'ncle i'.obl.y clartiu, m
' ei .illy known kis "C. S.,"
! ttirned to Lro-.vn.-ville, n
I assistant on the steam
ce gen
has re
1 is lir.-t
o-..i saw
run tiy captain "Jolinny i:.i,l."
i Supt. .Lieu'ar of the K. W. M.
( o. . .'-.iV.'. '! i.i oiJei.-i a.'o i..:ti!iii
in rapidly, "i.ml it v.i I keep ,di
. hands employed to meet lh i;i
; creasing demand ur woolen
fabrics.
tor the past week sa'es in the
hop line have been active
,an 1 are
i.jlo.l'i.
npl -ton
While,
a.4 tollo-AS: J. O. Wull',
Fraiik J;;ck, L'tin ). j'i
llros. :;7o. Tvcer a
McDonald and Stanard, are
budding iioii their block iii Haus
mao's ;id liiion, :. new aiidc:.ii
niodioiis il. veiling wh:ch,.ir is un
deihtood, w li ii'.- when completed,
for s;de.
Wateis and Monloek, late oi
Piiown.-.vilie, have cou.plete-l a
large biic blore builiiing Ul Kirk
iui.d, Wiish. in wliiih ihev nie
ariyii.g on a ger.eial mirchandise
business.
The E. W. .!. Co., are anxiouslv
aviaiUiig the urual of the new
t ater wiie. I to supply po.vcr for
1 the electric plant, arrangement ,
-or which are m aily eoii:pl, ii.,l at
: Hie woolen mill.
.J. Ki-'gs, of l!;o llrowirsville
uiiiierv, o't lluirsitay reiurnedj
iTwiii a t x tended t."i: iii i lie in-1
tetest of th buiiiix-;-, and
.. ..i . i.
reports
saie go u. an i an
! . . I .1 1 .i
iiieiea-e
ueui.uei lor ill'.- le.aiur.
A. liu!!, n c,v carries his hind
ii i ediig. mi is Miii'erio from a
pa-i.-l-.l w. li:; i mlliete I by t!
teet.i of his lavoil e i.orse, w:i. in
;i in-ci.eiit oi festive 'a ui;i rt'y,
i! p. t-i Ic.i.i .ijn.-i i-,,. r.nf. nat.it.
i ll'tc l i
I'- chiiltle,
it'-: ks. ' ;i
Iron; w hie
lut.sy exit
M-cusnnii'i
..S b ioil
r.g
'.V. T.
il.iV' ' j ,
:."( g ;
i llo dog ,
tlotil till -4
by an uu
e l i i tt:, i,-
licit '-o -lit'
t:-: :.S th, ir
i
ere, wns
appen;..-
for tit l to:i.
t -.It !-i-lter
i-i In
;.- :
-;o: ami
pi cst n(
ior i:n-''-.:
ol
n!c i-e
:t:
iux an ad-hiio.ial ir.-it:ht. d
piiitf-.-ini. ids i nioviii : il.e
builiiing to luiike room
proveiu-i.ts and ! i -. i ;
tne ttiiige, which will .-It
dot.e.
O. P.
ostiovv, tia tlur-i.-j ti e
p.'.-t we
k,s; .Id iojo.-s tilt lla r,s -!i.
in ciii.-tdei.iM..:i i f tl, tho i a i.t
dollar-, the Arba-o i ho 1
pro. erty, better kn j.vn r.3 the
Wil..i iloav. Mr. ILuti.-oii v.-il
; L-a-e the propetjy and it will con-1
tinue to be operated as a hotel.
I'Her I'.itLer during the past
i week' met with -i combination of;
' iid and had leek, that he is not'
.lU'sirinus oi a'.'aiu ex pei leucine;
:uuiu ,
v!i:ie iMnpl.ted upon the roof of
Iti - i duelling, a plunk upon which
ins
.... l....-.'... V tITIM lit.
rwJu I ..n.l I.
iUV
was
precipitated
diht uice of
1 twelve feci to the balcony below,
; iro:n whicit he hounded to the
! ground, rei-tiviu a twenty-four
! to. t !';tH, aid rrm-.j-kablj as it may
; be, no serious iufnries.
j On the night of Friday list, at
i 'he junction of the Lehanou and
j Albanv, and Ort-toiiian li. li. a
circumstance took place, that to
t!u prioeipul actor was fraught
with nything but the happiness
of dizzy disipation. The hour of
inidniget, or thereabout, and as a
ii-.ily of belated hunters a;
proiched ihi! box cur tlmt does
du'y as depol and hotel guard,
i hey heard mysterious mutetrings,
intermingled with gnans and
sighs, that e
ft tin ;l soul hv
dien'ly eminatpd,
s.ulne-s hanoweoi
ca:i' ion
!v approaching a small
and feeido lire which had been
built upoii the gd uiid on the
shad v -l the palatial, dep o''
tliey iliseovefed a lone and weary
iiolt vulual, who with hadd out
spiead wa: v.-;!ling t- absob what
little li-a
eri' g li i-
mid from t tie flick-
t i'.ioue kept htm I
i th-? s -it out- am;!
w ;. 1 V
i .)-.
i. - .
III.- ii
pr-'
Cllso ;V
to a a i
l.o
i:igT'l ly m sde !
! i.v
ti.e pei ti ai oi In--i
..nd idihouh our I
I. A..
. of "Lebai;!i Ex j
ir. IMtill
id.-, lie
;i.e I. .in L ol tiii ul
says. '1 'v .iiti-.i
1 ! :d hi t-iis oe , asg!o.i.-' ii
tit-; full brtnelil of an
I " in- pa-a."
I .i
ruses if (in m iiocsckt.
i i o . i;j tie- cot-tut teiit
doi i. . I lorijiet) -obci'Ier
i:o!tv( ttis Monditv next.
, uiiii-h
P. J. Por:er, et al, vs. John C.
Ehler, et al, partition.
Thomis Jcllerson, vs. G. S.
Montiroinery, attach uient.
T. Dittenhc T- v, . Pet ry Smith,
n covery of n oney.
Stato of Oregon vs. James P.an
ito'i. burglary.
Top'.lU A Co. vs. Mary Cougiil,
rec-ivei y of money.
C. F. Cromwell, et al, vs. Daisie
Koeney, et al, partition.
Martin Pierce vs. Malinda Ilod
kin, suit i:i equity.
ino'go .f. Banter v.c. Mary Cou
giil, recovery of moii'-v.
S. C. Bennet vs. J." II. Wig'e,
on contract.
W. II. 11. Shiel Is, et al, vs. T.
J. Shields, et al, partition.
John Grisham vs. 11. N. and A.
A. Derthiek, stiit in equity.
Capital National Hank vs. W. F.
C'rovl y, recovery of money.
liic (ii -nt Powder Com pan v vs.
Searls Deano and the O. P. R. R.
vlo., g'-ii'iiiehmeiit.
I. ii. Dawson vs. Searls A Deane
and O. P. R. R. Co., garnishment.
Fit i.-fchner, Maver & Co. vs.
Searls & Deane and O. P. li. R.
' 'o., garnishment.
Earl Race vs. Searis & Deane,
attachment.
Goldsmith oi Rankle vs. Farm-
rs iV M.-rch:jnts Insurance Com
pany, recovery oi money.
A. Miner v.s. Schooling & Mc-Da:ii,-1.
Mioi-on i-i Hebb't-white vs.
Farmers A Merehanta Insurance
Lotup itiv, recovery ol monev.
I . M. '( Islwrne A Co. vs. R.
M -i i i ', n co vet j- of money.
Robinson A Wost vs. II.
Merrill and S. E. Ycung, suit
N.
F.
to
settle paitnership.
A. F. (!ooch vs. The Santiam
Lumbering Company, recovery of
money.
Cora L. Young vs. J. C. Young,
divorce.
Eila W. Merrill vs. E. S. Merrill,
di voice.
The Albany Farmers Company
vs. S. S. McF.ulden, lecovcry ol
money.
Ella II. Mendcnhall vs. E. II.
Be'sliaw, artitiou.
C. i. Ilickok vs. J.S. Antonelle,
attacitni'-i.t.
M. Ro enheliu vs. The Fjrmers
,t Meicu nts Insurance Company,
recovery oi money.
Ruel Custer vs. MatgareUe Cus-t-
r, divorce.
Josie Cox vs. Arthur Cox,
divoi-ie.
W. A. Kimsey, ;t al, vs. S. W.
M-.-D iiiie', et al, pardiion.
Atig -itne Reed, it a', vs. A. B.
lion. I, pat tiiioti.
J. S. Antonelle vs. Anna Mc
Xulty.suit in tqnity.
D. iiidee Mortgage & Trust Co.
vs. F. S. Thompson et al, fore
closure. John McCrow, gu -rd:an vs. II.
I!. Cole, lecovcry of money.
Samuel Merrilt vs. Farmers t'i
Mefi ha-.:ts insi.ratice Company
i covet y oi moucy.
E. A.'Mc.Uij-ter vs. city of Al
banv, d;iitia-'i-s.
tliilin.: A: Hart vs. R. R. Tem
pi! ton. to recover money.
S. Wii-tor. nat. ei Co. vs. The
l iiiiii'-rt: iV: A'e cl. ants' Ins. Co ,
;it-: ion on obey to recover money.
Jacob A. Stein vs. The Farmers
e: .uercnai is ims. ,o., action on i
policy.
C. 1. 'i'huiston rei river vs. The
Fasti. ers ii Metclia: tf' Ins. Co., I
art Ion oo pjoev. !
iain.ei can iV I i.urett vs. Cin s. i
i ;i' k -r, ;h-e nu-:i .
In the lii.-.iier oi the assi-.n-trtei.t
of Ciiai'es l'.r.-ci, ass.gn
t:iett. May .t Seudei.s vs. W. T. Mt
(Ira'h, alb-.- lsiiK-i.1.
rtt'its C. lb-id vs-. The Farmers
i. i(.r..i.q, t' i,.H- (.' action on
! R iv ll'ilib.e vs
Meit-hatits' las.
T'
r-..i
o Farmers &
., action on
' pi.iliey
Given vs. Given, divore
i E l. Zevss vs. S. S. M
i-Fadden,
' foitvlosnr".
! Marv ElL-n Ba:iia ve.
Isa: c
Biinta, divorce.
P. W. Spink vs. W. II. Newman
anil M. 1'. Newman, to rceoer
' uu nev.
Rebecca Smith
Smith, divorce.
LIU M. Mack vs
divorce.
vs.
Thomas
Frank Mack,
Board of commissioners for the
sale of school lan 1 and J. H.Robb
... -, mi... i
'-""'
rect ileed.
Robert II. Deiteborne s. (J
Elcickman, to recover money. .
John A. Crawford vs. J. 1). Par
sons and Mi tilda A. Parsons, to
recover money.
Marv J. Garrett vs. Robert
IJ. Gairetl, divorce.
Kozana M. Harrison vs. Chas.
M. Harrison, divorce.
Joseph Wild et al. vs. The
Farmers & Merchants' Ins. Co.,
action on policy.
Mover Bros. vs. Robinson &
West, action on poiicy.
James C Hardin vs. Carrie
Hardin, divorce.
Jerry Hay vs. J. P. Schooling,
apieal from justice's court.
Jesse L. Adams vs. Mary A.
Adams, divorce.
Deyoe ei Robson vs. U. R. Hum
phrey and N. Ii. Humphrey, to
recover money.
. Deyo j & Robson vs. C. J. SUhl,
recovery of money.
W. II. tioltra vs. Charles E.
Ichler, recovtry of money.
F. M. Rtzer vs. J. L. Caviness
and C. K. Cavizess, to correct
title.
Gustav Abraham vs. Eggert
r.ggers, to recover money,
W. H. McCoy et al. vs. J. B.
ih:Cov et al., suit in equity
John A. Crawford vs. F. E.
Uooinson, foreclosure.
A. L. Lil'ard vs. E. H. Rhodes,
lo recover lnonev
D. D. Campbell vs. W.A.Bodine,
to it-cover money.
A. 11. Davis and Wenchendon
vines bank vs. The Farmers fc
! '.lerchants' Ins. Co., to recover
money.
Geo. W. Mclvnight and Frank
I). MclCnight vs. Geb. C. Ilender
s .u, to recover money.
Marx A Jorgensen va. T. Blew,
to recover money.
Albany- Iron Works vs. J. V.
Brown & Son, to recover money.
I. U. Dawson, assignee of D. M.
Smith insolvent debtor, vs. J. W.
Brown & Son, to recover money.
Hiller & Hoffman vs. The
Farmers & Merchants' Ins. Co., to
recover monev.
Frank Wood vs. B. F. Thayer
and W. J. Trainer, to recover
money.
S. A. Crowder vs. Sarah A.
Crowder, divorce.
Stewart A Sox vs. W. II. Mil
hollen, to recover money.
A. II. Marshall vs. Earl Race,
recovery of money.
D. F. Letsingcr et al. vs. George
Rowell ct al., injunction.
Maria A. Hanson vs. Charles J.
Stewart, to recover money.
J. W. Gaines et al. vs. Linn
county and J. M. Hassler et al.,
writ of review.
In the matter of the assignment
of Earl Race.
Deyoe & Rohs-on v. Win. M,
Rainey, recovery of money.
Deyoe ci Robson vs.J. i$. Potter,
recovery of money.
Deyoe it Robson vs. A.L.Lillard,
recovery of monev. 1
Deyoe ft Robson vs.J. H. Camp
bell, recovery of money.
Deyoe ct Kobson vs. D. b . Let
singer and B. F. Parsons, recovery
of money.
Deyoe & Robson vs. William
Reeve?, recovery of money.
Price & Robson vs. R. Marsh
and H. Miller, recovery of money.
Deyoe & Kobson vs. D. Shelley,
recovery of money.
John Diamond vs. Margaret E.
Findley, foreclosure.
F. D. Scammoii vs. Frank
Ingram, damage.
Hart Saddlery Co. vp. Maltby &
Carey, recovery of money.
S. Newburg vs. The Farmers &
Merchanta' Ins. Co., action on
policy.
J. Franks vs. The Farmers A
Merchau-s' Ins. Co., action on
policy.
St. Louis Electric Power Co. vs.
The Farmers & Merchants' Ins.
Co., action on iolicy.
State of On gon vs. John 0.
Boyd, selling liquor' without
license.
BL'SIMKSS LOCALS.
Fresh oysters at John Isom's.
Wilcox & Conn, photographer.
Cumming's for choice soda wa
ter. Wilcox & Conn's photograph gal
lery. Secure a good picture nt Wil 'ox
& Conn's.
Lowest rate3 east by Burkhart
& Kteney.
tjuench your thirit at the new
--od a fountain.
Go to Wilcox & Conn for photo
gr?phs:. Go to Jas. F. Powell & Co's .for
fresh groceries.
Sen those stvlidh stockinette
picket'- at lWd's.
See those undressed kid glove"
at W. F. Read's.
A full line of trusses for sale at
Uumming's drug store.
Elegant I-otion render" the Bkin
soft and lieautifu!.
S; ectacles for every one at
V'ri itch's jewelry store.
A fresh barrel of N. 0. molasses
ct Blackburn i Pironi's.
Pig bargains in ladies and gents
rid and o'.d title 1 watchej at F
M. Krt m h's.
E. C. S. arls, hr.s the finest
ludiuH shoi-s at the lowest prices
to be found iu tins valley.
Smoke ths celebrated Havana
ailed o-cent ihvb, aiaiiufactnrcd
at Juiiii- .In .h'B cigar factory.
Fort miller A living ate carrying
an immense stock oi wall aperand
supplying a large demand in that
lii.e.
For all kinds of green -.or dry
fr-.iit bitxes call at the Sugar Pine
Door it Liiuilei Company 's ware
house, Albany, Or.
When you want to go east see
Rurkhart & Kteney. They can
se 1 oii tickets to any and all
points at the lowest rates.
At the Harquam Grand.
There was but one general ex
pression last evening from the im
mense audience that crowded the
Marquam to witnes? Clara Mollis
in "Camille," and that expression
was, "superD." iNever biore in
the history of Portland was an an-
disuce swayed to and fro in sym-:
pathetic unison by an act rt-ss. i
The rendition of "Camille" was !
looked upon as being more in
reality than in mere etage mimic. !
Misb Morris is a great aetref s, her i
equal is not known to-day oa the '
Amaru-art atfiirt in t.lia rnmlif inn rf !
the character of "Camille." The
play is an old one, we know of the
heartless coquette, the heart-sufferings,
mental anguish and great
.self-sacrifice that Camile under
goes, but you w ill never realize the
author's full measure of intensity
until you have seen the Camille of
Clara Morris. In her tiretsuppott
the portiyal ofArniond by Mr. J.
Al. col vine was a nne piece ot ant
ing, and was greeted with atmlau-e
and a curtain call in the fourih
act. He is an excellent support to
the great actress. The rem.iin.lcr
of the company did ample work in
the roles assigned them, each had
a in:s3ion to till and they did it
well. Examiner.
ITEMS UKUK AND THKltK.
Charles Hill, the Jefferson boy,
who appFed the torch to the China
house in that city, was finally ac
quited in the circuit court at
Salem.
At Woodburn on Sunday a labor
ing man, recently from the easi
and out of work, committed sui
cide by hanging himself to Vie
limb of a tree. . He had a pair of
gloves and iiti cents in money in
his jiocket.
The senatorial committee- ap
pointed by the last legislature to
draft a new assessment law, are
hard at work in Salem upon the
bill. Apparently they are bound
to bring in a repeal of the nuri.-
gage tax law as part of the bill,
winch is an some persons a ant oi
them. They had bet ter leave that
part of the business severely alone.
vih Keenn,
Mr. Thomas W. Kccnc, whose
dramatic ability is beyond q-ies
Honing, as tew excel turn in per
sonality or magnetic intl lence, is
to day ot the aumttlcii:y great
tragedians on the American staue.
One who through his talent and
painstaking and tlisci-iminating
ellbrls has attained an euvi.ible
eminence as a tragedian. Mr.
I eeue will present his gteat char
actori.ation of Richard 111. oa next
Saturday evening.
.leUemolt .VI 111.
(Joins tic Thomas, run the
Jcih'irioii Flour Mill, and hate
iiour and feed of ad description on
bund. Send in vour orders.
Notes of Alliauy Cif(ur Factory.
If you want a real choice smoke
try our 10 center.
Why smoke a Chinese made
cigar now that you can get a fai
superior one at J. Joseph's cigar
lactory, made by w hite labr?
Try our celebrated 5 cent
Hi vana tilled wl.ite lalor cigars..
We make a specialty of selling
cigats oi otiro-t n make by lite box
ai factory prices.
Fine Aierschauui and Briar pipes
and a full assortment of smokers
articles.
-n 1 1 rri Don't true"
at Welch's nil)
a fr.ucr Itwi.-
bOALto. lonifei. Jlauy
t.'iiiiiihli iu In it ay hi one yt-ar to e iv tor u
K.iou tile. t.o in at c ait &x aua prt-.-i.
Uieir kcales of all kn.il-i.
nntimi.i We Veep ll"-.li:il hilt tlic
uHUIUlbi f mi-mi Imrrel rhur.i. 'IheruiK
uortiiiii; so 0 I, aul D- one ran twit us
prkta. STKWAilT & SOX.
IRON HARROWS. A"n
call o: SU- art .V oux. it will iat jou no:
to lowtlliis.
nnnn iiin mi i ii A (fieat ileal ot
KUI'fc ftU LtlAll1!, .heap tope wbiitc
bonl ai tilts iiiamct. We can v none but pur.
tnaiulla, anil can give you any puc from li
to 1.1-1!. Ail luuu of cnnin irein 3-10103 4
SThWAKI' SOX.
We are sole agents in this city
'or the best flour on the market.
The 15enton Full Roller, Corvnllis
new Hounug mill. It is the best
and cheapest nt sM.10 ier sack.
Blackburn & Pironi.
FEED GUTfERS.
Save oiic-tlii..l of
y mr h-.riie fteii ei
ii-u n a fee-1 cultrr
four kinds for (tali-.
Situ a art t Sox liavl
n nrirjiTCDO P. nun ncDO tn
ItrtRI L 'MLIXO a UUllj'JEilXO. tt
on 01 an) one wiiin anytliiu; i 1 Hie hanl-
ware line III ao wen to canon scear
Sox before pmvhaaiiig els wt.vre. 1'hei
keep nearly everyltiiti in tha line of hi:i;rt
K13 LarJware, uuJ a minitiuent 8-.uvk fuoll
tool
LADIES. ATTENTION, tuTA
bat e 1 he belt shears ami i.wrs in this rry,
and we can piove it to i at any time.
Every pnii- wnrrantel an.l tti-y can he re
turned if they -o imt ;'i"-e at:.itaPti-m. 1 his
i no brajj or b.ustcr, we nii-.in what i say.
srn'iVAitT v sox.
WASHING MACHINES m&VZ
jfiieyo'l wiiiiethinu -u will like, Brln
vour '.bi-Uer half" around and nee whaf c
an do tur von. SI KW All T A. SOX.
BABY CARRIAGES a
-ill tne tiiiM emtni.'i ir ho.-tt. torit
caiiojiy to id, anli .IK ir iii pri.-e f r an to
g4i( 'There iM'i't a lib er lot o' niatiiiu.iiiial
fruit 1 a.Vrtx" in th- v U-y. We aim liivea
that c rent. STKWA'lf i 3X.
. iATRPf! CrHEt). heal:h nnJ awect
V J bieath Btvured, by S.hiloh'-i Catarrh
(temeily. Price AO cent. Natal Injc'or' free.
Sold by Kosbay & M -no i.
ANIFP Ajr-iil" 1 usd .urate, both
ma e and iviw-le &-ea ty einpl..nier.t
.runl mKd iwy, App'y . lairtih .rt,
red e late t;e"l. "I'P-"''- r'r.-it Nat:o: a)
banr
WAN TEfi- to sell S yoke gotxl work tattle
with yoked chains and etc. Catt'eall vour
an.' in if-nd condition. For filth, r inf iiuia
.11 write or c.ll on Wi!'ain-lte I'ulp
taper Co. P. O Box No, 71. OrrRoo t i y,
' ItJfOU, .
IIL.II
titizenj of L'nn a i l .vlj jinin
ation to alien I at our ue store
!)
Tne grandest openinsr and m )st '"ollossal exhibition of Men's, Youths' and Chil Iran's clothing ever
liefore exhibits I iu lit Willamette Valley. Our opening is destined to open a mi eo ndi in the clothing
trade of this state. We h ivo se irehe-l th'j in irket from far aad wide, an 1 wtil dis.d.iy tlu tin jst line ol
goods that Aiii -iic.i pro luces
Having g ne into th.! ui irket with ro i lv c.isli we were enable I to b ir goo 1 clothiug of th v.ry best
actories and laigeat import .-rs in the United Sutes at sacli prices as will absolutely defy competition.
Our Stock Of Men's Clothing
Is simply incomparable. Our atoek of Youths', Bovs and Chil Iren's clothing far above what we had
i!.;s-cte-l to obtain, while our Furiii. iiiug Goods Depai inieiil lo Rep.cle in evtiy ivspect. A lull hue of
verc wits at l.: Ir i :k priji i.
In boots and shoes we have made
ii.tmifactuiti.i iu the East, and are
citv
OUR TERMS Wl LL BE CASH, and that's why we are enabled to
t'.l OAII, and bv doing ho are en dried to get the verv best kio-xls at
believe that a ilo:e run on the cash
aupi'lv a felt wnitt iu this com nuiiilv. Bidding v u all once more a coidtal invitation 'o a t-.i: ; ... . .'and
opening Oct. -lib, or to call at any
most resiectailiy yours,
STRAHAf BLOCK, ALBANY, OP.
h Want Your Trade,
You Want Our Groocls
viclecl we can make
to your Interest.
Most cveryoue hoists of tliei- b'lsiness hut to our f rlals :ml p.-itrons we
assert asnt'aot tliat we hxve oae ol'thrf most complete .stocks ot staple grotvr
ies iu this city.
We Have Everything
ThanliiniT our patrons and friends for their patronage, we Lope by honest dealing and
prompt attendance, to merit a continuance of the same.
Call and get pi ices and inspect goods. -
BLODGETT AND SON, ALBANY. OllEGON.
THE GREAT CLARA MORRIS,
CLOT G
counties:
We greet you one and all,
WI7
BOOTS AND SHOES.
careful selection of tha mo.it celebrated brand m tie by the very bes
enabled to display the finest hue of these goods ever hro'-ght to this
svstem where GOOH (i()DS can
tiuu while in the c.fy and imol
T. L WALLACE CO.,
t i3 FjjjJ iu a Firstclas; Gwm Stur
Albany Opera House
Friday, Ot t. 31,
--IN
C AMI LLE.
Ametica'p (irratest Kino
tional Actics?, f npported by a
Talend Comj any.
Reserved teats on sale at
Will & Link's.
STORE !
and extend to you a oidUl inv
sell you goo-la cheap. WE BUY
the most reasonable d s o .at. We
U: bought CllKAP i' ! wili
our slock, we s-i i ,c
Pro
it DRIED APPLES, iZJL
Sunt 4th. rami-ra no to Stewart ft box,
an I hut aii a-pie i-arinir machine a -.1 ave
yo ir fruit.
CrWIMr lllfl.MMPP Ftewart t
i-L-VV 111 Ll lUnOniilLiO, Sox are agent
iion
and sim, x:?;;
li r. e -. au : tftrap. .. n.tuoo nd . r
r -.r a; .i.- uia bine, twol, pick, and u. w
n el
N-w t,M-k l B-ld h
at I-'. M. F'4-tnhV.
tanea
TaV.-ll.i. rttl.rti l'.-.i!:.c lUil-ro:-!
1.. hI il;fs K.Hft. hhoriept
t'-i.e n y riad Knft. No
ct rtiitrt- i-f iH-rt .--oiiioIa'i.)n8
Ftid t'.t- -inwif pk-an-ii-.t' ri-nto t
tr:v-l. Ti-k-t fr al nr this
n.id iu any mid itl I to'-nts fast at
th lowest intra bv Burkhart A
Keenev wlm re the authorized
agents of this company at Albanv.
j Call on them for tickets and full
j particulars.
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