mnn uADUTkra RRRAT.n- TiiTCSDAY. DECEMBER 2.
1890.
1
I I " j .n,nn AVUKEIIB ELECTED. I HOLIDAY BH0PPEB3. I : -
t tb
THE CITY. ELECTION.
OX BALK.
Tna Daily Hbld will be on
1. mmgh moraine at J J00,
took lon.wbcnl Iti be procured
at 5 canta par copy.
his
of
Was Veiy Quiet and
Votes Were Cast.
Few
of
in
C.
jOTlblM AMVt town.
Mr. David Scott, postmaster at
ir.,x Valley U in the city.
Julias Schmidt return! to this
rim last evening.
u,.b Hum came over from
rwvallia veeterday.
F hi Such ia looking; after bis
lare iutereata iu thia vicinity.
P.I ti.iina haa sold hie interest
: k. Jefferson inilla to
1U .M
parents,
flail and aet a year's supply
linen that E. C. Searls is sailing at
coat.
H. J. Jons baa te larg-ft line
el beautiful Christmas cardB in
tha city.
Sice candiea. nut, etc at Powell
A Cp'a. cheaper than auy place in
tbecity.
Nothing ia nicer ior a Christmas
preiant than one of those beauti
ful booka at H. J. Jonea .
Tba ldi Aid Soeiey will
meet tbia afternoon at the resi
.nmaf Mrs. L. E. Blan.
a", nice a atcck of photograph
alboma can be eeen at H. J. Jonea
aa one conld desire.
v.. at m. Bne dress at E. C
eaxla for 60 cents per yard, former
urice 75 to 85 centa per yard.
1 1 wAn mmnt anything in tnt-
Kn Parker Broa. in th
place where yon will rind it.
S?. Steel A Co., can get you a
loa from $300 to t:U0 on good
1 aMnritv witliout delay.
Iam ahowingtha finest line
1 . 72a ahnva ever shown
nk... Pricci the lowest. E
Searls.
Carpenter finiahed patting in
.v onatda on the bcio ex-
nf tha Oiesoniao radioed
TnaarlaY
W.li. Hoag, WalliaNaahand
t- ;n.n.tit Ttenham were in
the city yesterday.
lira. Walter Monteitb and neice
-.1:,. i.n,. Taia. who have bee-
absent, yiaiting. returned home
yesterday.
At H. J- Jonea' yon wH find
HIM of the neateat bibles you
ever saw. Nothing nicer conldhe
found for a preaeit.
' ; Misa Nancy J. Fitzwater was
brought from Lacomb, in th
county, yesterday, adjudged in
same, and" sent to the asylum.
- 5" Tba grade on the Scio extension
Annnii railroad is now fir
iehed and bills for labor, material, j
etc., axe being patd.
Hercules baking powder is the
best in tba market, and 1
ia 10 centa cneaper per can than
any other. Powell A Co. keep it .
Jack Young and family have
returned to Albany tor a residence ,
the change of time on the Orejroj.
Pacific train making Brown s Mill
. an undesirable location for a
.-" boarding honae.
1 T ATovuuler. editor and pub
lisher of the Jonea County Times,
inniiMiln Iowa, in iu Salem
lookingthacityover with a vie
o.t.t.lialnnent of a demo-
daily and weekly
ueajapaper there.
t'red Volley, the man who w: a
Aot by Policeman McCW8alur
Jay Bight, waa taken to tb. V a
?!r) v.7 uia ia doinx well.
wound not proving serious. He
.yt that be will proaecnta the
officer. .
, tn.. tb.bi Prosa aava thai thf
Metallic Paint Co., of that place
Welvfd a No. 1 Geo. T;Hcmii
...n(nial flour reel last Saturday
TVa part of tneir machinery has
iin Wkin so far. and their mill
will startup in a short time as
Mimlar business concern.
w;n;.m Mitchell, a native f
vini.k mhn came to Oreieou in
: 1853, and lived in Yamhill, Lane
I inn countiee till 1859, when
k . .n in Kaatern Oregon, where
1.1 BiiiM uontinned to reil
Ai .t Meomier. November 24
67 vears. Ha had been com-
mlssioner of Morrow county
assessor and county judge.
rha iirant Count v News says 1
large number of John Carry's
- beentbatdie! last winter near
his residence were in
n .n.i ih June ann made thr
ateoib almoat unbearable, yet thr
faoiily lived in it all summer. At
a cooeo,ueue diphtheria or a fatal
kindred malady was created, aw.1
is dow doing its deadly wora
that section of the country.
BVSISM9 (.OCALH.
PAR W EL KLCCTBO TUB A RVK VR
Tk ObtaUlmtft Elattai- Wrs P. M
rrsisb. C. Q. Barkhart tid 0. E.
' tawkiss. :
The city election : yeeterday was
one of the quietest 'ever held m
Allany, and tbe vote twaa yery
light, owing no doubt . that there
waa no mayor, or:? recorder to be
elected thia year.
The chief interest was centered
in the vote for treasurer and ma
shal, but there was not enough
concern exhibited to produce any
enthusiasm or stnte.
The vote Blood aa follows :
FIRST WARD.
For marshal
II. V. Crowder
.1. N. Hoffman
Crowder'a majority...
For treasurer
F. L. Kenton
H. Farwell....
Kenton's majority
For councilman
F.M. French
A. J. Analyn
French's majority
SECOND WARD
For marshal
Hoffman
Crowder
Hoffir.an's majority...
For trea irer
Farwell
Kenton
Brownsville, Dec. 1.
Misses Kate and Hattie Archi
bald, on Mondaf, paid Albany
friends a visit.
J. 11. Howe, on Monday, at the
reairlorira 1a.rf.lv ocutlieu liV him
sold at public auction bis house
hold furniture, preparatory to ' his
uepaiture to r.ugene. . .' .
Miss Annie Lewie, who has been
visitmt! her sister Mrs. James Wil
son, on Tuesday, returned home to
Salem.
' Bert CaDle. who on Monday,
arrived home from Portland will
visit friends at this place the com
inx week.
Died. Nov. 25, Josephine, aged
30 year, wife of Henry Mackay
l)i kd. Sunday Nov. 23. Myrtle,
aired 10 vears, daughter of Amanda
, ,ir;li: l.r T
iltltl wuiiaui mvivuiicj'.
Mrs. Willi 1111 Smith, on Thurs
day. left for Medford. having re
reived in.orination that her daueh
ter who ib viaitinir friends had been
taken seriously ill.
Thanksgiving was g' nerally ob-,
served by the citizens of this place,
I the odoriferous aroma of roast tur-
5 key floated upon the air and all,
I aa. nMHliniU OflVO tllAflkfl.
J. P. Galbraith and F. F. Croft,
of Albany arriveu ia town on Fri
day. Ballar l Ty. er, who has lwen un
well for the paat week on the
tMiiVHlem-eiit list.
Mis Hattie Chesney, of Albany,
is visiting relatives ami Inenus.
' Miss Lottie McKinley is iiiipiov
ins ia health and again gaming iu
strength.
H. Meyers, who arrived
85
.81)
Ei genk, Dec, 1.
The attendance of school children
is 125 more in Eugene than it was
at this time last year. This would
indicate a healthy growin ior
Eugene
Father
JHTarftua.
Tha City
Jeffebsom, Ore., Dec 1. City
officers elected to-day are as fol
lows: T. M. Witten, T. H. Cor
W. M. Bilveu. T. M. Hole.
! Z. G. Hay and A. Belfe, council-
The unusual dry weather auowa Uen; 8. R. Smith, , recorder ; w.
with trie Hiusiaw l- "" "",o"t"
ardson, treasurer, jib vi
tween A. K. nuaeison ana n. x .
communication
bv stage and wgn to an unprece
dented late period in winter.' All
people living way hacK are taxing
advantage of it, and are laying in
the winter's supplies. Trade is
brisk, streets full ot people.
To the great satisfaction of those
who are building, our sawmills are
running opposition, and the OTS er
ia lmnher ia wiv down rough iv5:' "i . .! . '
IiOngworth for mayor. . ,
Salem Elactloa. .
SAi.amT." Or.. Dec. 1. At the city
election to-day the results were as
follows: Mayor, P. H. D'Any
fdem). elected over Geo. Williams
.102
. 63
. 39
. 86
.70
. 16
lumler 18 per thousand and dress
lumber in proportion. A 6ne new
Fawmill put up here this summer
has no doubt had much to do with
it. .
Coburz too would soon have
good growth if the proprietors of
the town site would part with their
lota at - anv reasonable figure.
Another indispensable thing, Co
rn -a- must have a new school houce
The old building that accominoda
ted those w ho are now grandiat tiers
is 100 utterly small and behind the
times.
The new steel bridge across the
Farwell's majority...
For councilman
Burkhart
Viereck
.114
. 55
. 5?
.104
. tt4
. . 40
..107
. . 54
.. 53
Burkhart a majority..
third ward
For marshal
Hoffman ISi
M. E. Godell (rep), over John M.
Chase (dem), majority d75 ; mar
shal, Harry Minto dep), oyer w.
D. Mahney (dem), majority no;
treasurer, E. J. Swaft'ord (rep;,
ovr H. H. Thompson (dem).
majority 307. Aldermen elected
Johnson (rep). Second, Jay t.
Smith (rep).: Third, Wm. Brown
and C. B. Moore (both rep).
Foiirik, II. J. EUis (deui). lota,
vote crst 005.
8h Him Throiigli The Hmil,
Reddinu. Dec. 1. A reitort ar
rived to-night that Joe Goodwin,
Willamette at Springfield :b about an ex-stage driver, who has of U.e
Crowder 9
Hoffman's majority 35
For treanrer
Farwell 134
Kenton 98
farweTs mijority... 36
For cuiii-iliiai.
llavkt.ii- 138
Bruah 92
Hawkin's majority 46
it EC a r it v t atiox .
For majorities
nuuuiau. . .
Farwell 37
French 1
Burkhart 53
Hawkins 40
The members of the old council
ho hold over are B. F. Tabler,
W. H. Garrett, G. W. Smith, who
ith the newly elected member
will compose the tioard of alder
man for the next vear. This
leaves the council the same as last
vear with the exception of C. E.
Hawkins, wno takes the heat leu
vacant by L. W. Deyoe.
t'rout the Mine.
Superintendent Kendrick. of the
Albany Mining and .Milling ( om
pauy. who lias cnarge 01 the mm
hat is reducing ttie pi-eciou
metals from the quartz rock, came
in from the iiuiiea yesterday, hav
nig shut down fur a day or two to
gel some imortant immovrmenlw
made 111 the mm. ). w.'.atnener
and Z. T. Bryant :ilti cune in
from the Santium 111. c-s and re-
iiort everything lively and in goo.1
Hhape there.
Dim Social.
McPherson Post and Keliei
Cors will give a social at the G
K. hall 011 rridav evening
December 5th. Cake an-l oiSec
aiii be served and au enjoyable
tune will le had. f4un person
will be expeifted to tepo.tit a dime
with the door keeper, uenemi
invitation extended.
at Fifiii-h
day at Par
Silk umbrella's
jewelry store.
Freab bread every
r Broa.
Choice bleached celery at Muel
iaV A. Garrett's.
A full line of trustee for sale at
Camming a urng store.
Spectacle for every one
z-!w.ha iawelrv tre.
Fuioiahed rooms to rent
i. laaoire a thi office.
Vfereck will aha ve yon or cut
- .JwT hai, in the moat approved
rx to Conn & Hemlncsou
nes
fc.r
.nllf ISBCV "'-f B
I. -T-l. ken the liest and sell
cheap for cash.
. r nUH irMh Dies, cakes dongl
ar thing in the baking
line yoo cannot d. tietter than to
call on raraer d
PUaae call and see if you care t
. order on heatin.
ttovea, our Block ia complete aaain
Matthews & Wahhbprn.
Some of tne latest styles of ele
. kuinffM can lie seen ai
taailler 4 frving'a. as they have
W
from Iowa during the past week
intends to locate in Brownsville
Mr. Banks of Tacoma, on Mon
duv. accoiiipanied bv a numlier of
miners started for the Blue River
min-H. to develop his claim in
that lorality. : - 5
Mrs. Peter Hnme who for the
past month has been at Sodaville,
on Saturday reiurneu nome.
Rev, I- Y. Baily and family
who passed Thanksgiving at Scio,
attending the dedication of a new
Christian church, returned home
on Monday.
The birthday pary given at the
residence of James McHaigne, in!
honor of daughter, Aliss Ida, w
attended by a large number of her
young companions.
In a late issue ot the Oregonian
it was stated that .Mrs. A. Curl,
"nee" Miss A. Beers, was thought
to be the first white child boru in
Oregon, her birth taking place in
1840. Mrs. Eli-za Warren, a daugh
ter ofRev. H. H.Spanlding.claims
to be not only the first born white
child in Oregon, but as te west ot
the Rocky Mountains, Having been
born in the year lKii , waa present
at the Whitman massacre, taken
prisoner at that time by the
Indians, and is ai present living
nn tier larm two aim one nun
mile9 east of Brownsville.
csiuDleted cost $40,008 In com
parison with tne usual cumDioua
structures, it looks as though it
would not be auffioient for the
weight" that will sometime be put
on it. But steel means strength
and certain I v is very handsome,
and a credit to Lane county.
The little burg of Sprincueld is
booming. Your correspondent
looking over tiie place the other
day counted in the neighborhood
of 20 new houses. The extension
of the railroad from CoDurg is
eroded to the village and the ties
are ready to lie .aid. Everybody
over there savs Springfield H one
of the coming towns of the future
Last Wednesday the. people of
Eugere were trMited to one of ti e
nrettieat sights they ever saw.
Seven hundred rchool children
mflrrhinir along the streets. They
were preceded by the members of
J. W. Geary rost o. a. ano an
repaired to the Geary schoolhou&e
where a large concourse of citizens
ware assembled to witness uie
Di-eFentation of a beautiful flag by
the Post to the school. The pres
entation speech was made by l . M.
Martin, the Commander ot tne
Post, and was received by an ad
dress from the principal. Prof. J.
M. Williams. Altogether, as many
citizens have said, it was a
been tending bar at rail City,
killed a man on Sunday by the
name of Allen. It appears Allen
went into the saloon drunk and
had words with Goodwin, and told
him if he would come out from Ire-
hind the bar he would thump turn.
Goodwin grabbed a pistol, struck
Allen twice, and then shot him
through the head, killing hun instantly.
Oregon Pacific Boats.
Salem. Or.. Dec. 1. W.
Hoag,
Bhonld 8 tha Wonderful Army
Goldaa Rale Bszaar j
Mr. Julius Grud.vohl, the eiiei
geticaud enterprising proprietor
of the Golden Rule Bazaar in this
city, whose store coutaim the
largest and Wat selected stock 01
crockery, glass and other wares for
domestic use, i.ilhe valley, as well
as fancy waiel, toys and Imautiful
holiday goods, lias returned from a
several months trip to Sau Fran
cisco, where he combined business
with pleasure, tic lias repienisneo
and enlarged his entire s'oc k and
now has a More that is a credit to
himself and an ornament to tin
citv. His shelves, counters
everv available Mare aie
with the choicest and most
stoi k of of cihmIs ever seen in this
valley, inchuliii a mammoth dis
play of holiday goods. He has
added a new line wjiich coiisihts
of a beautiful assortment of lolled
gold jewelry warranted to Wear as
irotsl as gold and cosliiittone tenth
as much money, diamond cut jnns
rings, tine umbrellas for holiday
presents and novelties. His slock
is now in an ! holiday shopH-rs
should lose no time -n seeing his
u'..iwlrfiit :irrav which is H"t
surpassed by any in the coast
cither in elegance or prices.
Notice.
A coinplet-! assortment of 1817
Rogers l'ro., knives, folks ami
spoons, at lo test pri- cs at F. M.
'roneh's iewelrv t-tore. War
ranted goods.
(. locks at Will t Stark's.
This Space is
FOR-
HOLIDAY DISPLAYI
M.
Wallis Nash and E. II.
Diirtiam, of the Oregon 1'ac.Hic
railway, are in Salem to-day look
ing up boating 011 the upper river.
They decided to build a floating
wharf and warehouse 111 Salem.
This will be done at once, so when
the river rises boating can be
carried on without interruption.
ilache. dizziness,
fe PoW Redwood and White Pine Counters
are faiir Under the MM
Nuraerjr.
Messrs. Iivmanx rSrowneii are
prepared in their nursery to fur-
iii-i. all kinds 01 stock, and tiiose
intending to plant should cal? upon
them.
4 w Nrauai fVb Ml. ruirlrk
rill Are rapalar.
Because they never disappoint
Because ihey produce a pleasant
rat hart ic t-tlect.
Beeauae they not only phvic
but cleanse the whole system and
regulate the liver and trowels.
tor sale at 5?5 centa per trox hv
boa 1 1 ay A Mason, druggists.
Not of Albany Clear Factory.
If ou want a real choice smoke
try our 10 center.
AVhy smoke a Chinese madt
cigar now that yon can get a tar
superior one at J. Joseph's cigar
actorv, made by white labor?
Try our celebrated 5 cent Havana
tilled white labor cigars.
We mae a specialty of eelliny
cigars of our own make by the trox
at factory pricts.
Fine Meerschaum and Briar
pipes and a full assortment oj
lookers articles.
To Identify Tba Unknown Ueatl.
J. O. Crafts, of lone, Morrow
countv. waa in alem Natnrda
collecting points that might lead
to the ideii'iticauoii 01 tne 1111
known young man who was killed
in the Ivike Ionian disaster, r rank
Kngelman, a biother of Mr Craft's
wife, an 1 son of Mrs M. llyinei, of
lone, is missing and was supised
to have Ireen a passenger on the
ill-fated train, lie was thought
to lie en route to Albanv. w her
the vouug ladv to whom he is en
eaged resides. But he has not ap
aared there, and it cannot De
Lnrned where she is. ' The mi&8
in Knifelman answers - iu sii'veral
oaiticulars to the unkuown deail
but aa he waa taller ami oi lighte
complexion the remains of theuu
known will not no (iisnuerreu
The idenfitv of the man' kilicd
and the whereabout- of the miss'
ing young man from lone aie ei.il 1
deep mysteries. Salein St.ite.i-
uiau.
BuiIuh Cliance.
Dr. G. W. Gray, who has been
iu the denta1 business in this city
for over 30 years, has sold his busi
ness to Dr. . r M8.T, recently
from Iowa. The latter is an ex
perienced dentist and lr. dray s
. . . r 1 . . 11
business oy me iransier uas much
into gwHt bonds. lt win lake
possession on Janaary lr-l.
iuiprcbsiye ceremony, and one long
to be remembered.
TIIK AMET SrWH'l a'S.
Stanaid & s Cosick druggists.
believe that the secret of success
i nerseverance. Therefore- Uiey
erawi 111 art-y"& uu v .
irerfumeries, toilet ariicier, cw
luetics, drugs anil chemicals on
the market. They espect ial'y in
vite all persons who have palpita
tion, short breath, weak or nun-
gry spenr, jiain m tiw v oiwuiuvi
oppression; nightmare, dry cough,
smothering, dropsy or heart dis
ease to try Dr. Mileh' unniualed
New Heart Cure, lefore it is too
late. It has the largest :ile of any
similar reined v. Fine hook rf
testimonials free.' Dr. Miles'
ItesUirative Nervine is iiisurpass
el kr sleeplessno-s heaiache, (its,
etc., and it contains no opiates.
Bank Suspended.
Texabkana, Ark., Dec. 1. The
First National bank suspended this
morning. The bank officials as
sert the embarrassment to be only
temporary as their assets are
$255,000, and the liabilities aie
$150,000.
Fort Hall Indians at Ghort Dauce.
' Boise City, Idaho, Dec. 1. It is
retorted that the ghost dance is in
'J 1 DiogresB among tne muians
Ten Flue and IJaelui rreaenta to be
(ilveu Away.
. Commencing November -1st. 1
will present every one a ticket for
each dollar's woith. of goods pur
e.hasiHl, eii'titiin;; the holder to a
chance to draw one of the follow
ing beautiful present!':
I. !.. iioner castor. .
2. I c U nit dish
:; .-il ver cake basket ....
I. Silver card stand
Set silver knives and
forks
Double piekle castor..
Silver butter dish.. . .
Single pickle castor. .
Scth Thouiafi clock
hilvcr cup
l Sure Cure for the Whisky Habit
Dr. Livingston's Andidote foi
Drunkenness will cure any case ot
the liquor haoit in from ten t
thirty days, from the moderate, to
hedunksrd. The antidote rui
e given in a cup 01 conve wiiiou
he knowledge 01 lire er.oii ia
ing it. The Aiitxlole w ill not in
hire the health in any way. Man
ufactured ny the i.ivingsion
Chemical Co., Portland, Oregon
or from J. A. Cumming, Druggist
sole agent.
Talk Aout Freight Bill.
Welt we have just paid the
freight from the east on one hun
dred Forest Oily express wagons.
me of which we propose 10 give
awav with each can f roreet City
baking powder. Come before
thev are 11 gone.
Respectfully
C. E. Bkownki.i ,
I have iiist received another
large invoice of carpets, iu choice
designs, which 1 am selling at old
trices, notwithstanding carpets
have raised in value from 2!e to 5
cents per yard, and will double
that before spring. 1 have also
received a new invoice of Smyrna
rugs in new patterns, alto biush
door mats, lac curtains, win low
shades, . p etc. Samuel E.
Young x : - t
Julius iral wold's mammoth
displa 1 of holiday goods is now
complete and the nice Christmas
presents uie going fast. Holiday
shoppers should call early at the
Golden llule Bazaar end select
their presents.
Ladies Flue Snoee.
I make a soecialtyof handling
ladies tine shoes. I carry some ol
(be best brands made in tine and
:nediuin grades in widthB from A
to EE. All warranted good9; n
trash, and will repair anv pair ol
thoes of any kind sold that will
I rip or break. Samuel E. Ycung
Attention. Farmer!
We will pav the highest cash
uii.-e for apples, potatoes and all
kinds of farm produce. Cull and
see us rfAS. F. Powei.i. A Co
Floor malting of the very lies
H,m voll aann tloae beautiful I aalliy and at reasonanie raieirai
ave yoii teen loose oeaniiiii't , b.,ui , i.;no' n
,.a,...i.t walla in IIim w-rtrfw.l " . ""' .... ... -.-.
' Franca Tanay Wafar.
These wafers are a sure and safe
specific for all kinds of female
troubles and will remove all ob
struct ions to the monthly periods,
no matter w hat the cause. The
4re just what every woman needs,
L. - 1 .., ! 1.1 I
ami can uv usei aaiciy. rur suit
by the Livingstone Medical Co.
manufacturers, Portland, Oregon,
also from our sole agent, J. A
Cumming, druggist, Blumbery
block, Albany, Oregon.
put up by Egan A Ackiaon; at half
the pott of stone.
French keeps lailroad time.
$10 0i
9 00
8 00
7 00
ir.
7.
s.
p.
10.
f. 00
5 00
4 00
: ; 00
2 CO
1 00
V. M. Fkbncii.
Nothing emi 11 about Matthews t
Washburn. They ofler to all cou-
ules married between Thanks
giving and New Years '91 buying
irom trern a stove one 01 tne
handsomest and most necessary
articles free of . charge that a
newly married couple will want.
ee their show window.
at
Fort Hall reservation, at the camp
Png White, a Bannock Indian, and
an intimate friend oi hoj;u8 Mes
siah Johnson.
Death of a rroinlueut Man.
Saji Francisco, Dec. 1 Chailes
Livingstone, the president of the
Alta Publishing Company, and at
one tinie manager of the Palace
hotel, died lure to-day, from an
attack of pneumonia.
Marching Order.
Leavenworth, Kan., Dec. 1.
Orders were received this evening
directing four troops of cavalry to
be readv for immediate marching
order.
WEATHER BErOHt.
The following is the Summary
of meteorol gy for Nov. 189), from
ob-ervations "taken at Albany,
I.inn County, O-cgon, by John
Briggs, vol. observer far t'-e Signal
-trvice, V. S. Army.
IlivlipHt Barometer Oil the 1'.'
30.11. , .
Lowest r.arometer 011 the a
29.80.
Mean Barometer for the Mouth
29 97.
Highest daily average of Bar.,
20.11.
Loa-est dailv average of Bar.,
29.82.
Highest Tcmjrerature on the
I 72.
Lowest Temperature on lh
15 25.
Mean for the Month, 44.88.
Highest daily ran-e of Ther. on
the 2nd 40.
lowest daily range 011 Ther. on
the :'!) 2.
Mean Temperature at 7 a. m.,
daily, S0.8.
Mean Temiierature at i v. m..
daily, 5G 4.
Mean Temperature at ;i r. m.,
Iailv42. .
Prevailing direction of wiud, N
Max. Velocity or Force, 2.
Total rainfall or melted snow,
e.44. '
. Dspth of snow at end 01 month,
0.
No. of lavs on which .01 or more
rain fell. 2.'
No. of days of cloudiness aver. 8
scale of 10, S.
Of 3') davs 11 were clear, 8
cloudy, 7 fair, 4 foggy, 0 rain, 0
hazv, 0 overcast, 0 smoky.
Light frost on the mornings of
.14 days. .
Temp, on average of 12 years.
Rainfall, i.45.
A HritAift Mir.kt:.
Husbands too often permit their
wives, and parents their children, :
to sutler from headache, dizziness,
ueiiralzia, fcleei
nervou-iiess, when
l)r Miles' Rcstorati
such serious results could easily !
Ire prevented. Druggist every
where i-av it gives univeisal sal is- I
faction, and has an immense sale. I
Wood won h A Co , of Fort Wayne,
Ind. ; Snow A 1:0.. ol hyracuse. A.
Y.;J.C. Wolf, Hilldale, Mich.,
and hundreds of ethers s ty "it is
the greatestseller they ever knew ."
It contains no opiates. Trial
Irottles a-d fine book on Nervous
Diseases, free 1 1 Stanard ACi.s;ck.
KaxriC'K Te TFt.Kr4.
i
NOTu'K i hrelv uiveii, llit I, i m j
Irrpnly. ill ni ! T-vr i,l !
Un. at oVl k A . M and
r',,ln until 4 oVJ..-k P. U , t th. ir repc t-
ive liei of vot:njc i th evorl r..:iiiO,
at the Mloaiiw time anl e for the rnr
potw ot t-ltrrtniR the Taxe for tl.e yer l
1 tiMl.
"J''"- .. XT... .11 1
Miuiuay,
Turwiay, " "
Wedurwiv, " -f, "
'hinwlay. " "
FraUy, " "
Saturdav. " -S, "
MoihIby. 1W, 1,
I ntxl.iy.
WnlnexUy,
Ihuimlay,
Kriilay.
Saiunlay,
MoihIv,
Tneslv,
W rdnewlay ,
Thuralaj ;
Friitay,
SatunUy.
M"D(la,
1 111 ,
Thur ily,
VrhUy,
1000 FEET
OF THE
TVIa,iiy
-IN
Bargains
lie Cntk,
Fox Valley.
-io,
Futikliii linUr.
SAtitiam,
Lebanon,
Water 1h,
Lilicrly.
Sweet Hoaie,
Hru-h Creek.
Craforlvill;,
Brownsville,
Center,
Svnvuar,
llari'iluri;,
llalwy,
Shetll',
Tangent.
Orlean.
Proiu,
Ktat Allmir,
West Alby,
Alhanv,
ClothiDg, Boots, Ste and Fnraishinz Goois.
. 3i ..
, "
- 5.
.
8. "
9. -1",
"
H. "
- 12. "
.. , t ..
- 15. "
' lfi, "
" IT. "
18. "
IS, "
!,.,..,.. nivment will he riuire. Fv
yoaruxe.a.Maaveco.
herifl ami ta Collector
Pated SevcinlKr, 3. lbfHr.
T. L WALLACE & CO.,
STRAHAX BLOCK, ALBANY.
Silverware
. ..n a-.aar I'Yaatta ami ftaV '
PAINTS ANU U Lb v -hen"you
lint Mint. btraUie. eo.l .oil, 1. r.r.M..k
oil,axlerree.e(c- s 1 1- am
. W k-Ti on haiiil
BABY CARRIAGES -..
ail the lime em'.rci;.B h.w.1, ml
4rt There mi l a uu er m v,
fn.it la-kel8- in the
rf that we relit. b 1 KWAR1 K SUA.
Run
kl'i'
ml la
... .t i.i.wIiiiiii i.ru-en iiianos i
u :o t, i i..L-a Alan fine errand ami ainall
instriiincnU and the let Mtwin;
HMlYF.MIIMRf:
V.e A Son pUrio- n. ""!; t' .'1"
; niat-hinca.
MONKV W LOAN-lu lars or nall
ain Ninl. from six mmt!i lo five hi
... i it .. .MMintv. real e-taw
Call "Tor rea W. E. M. l'hcrwu, reI
catatc brokir, o..jiUj Riu ' "
lliasulu'lion Ntie.
OT1CK i herehv i.-in that lha coait
Mrh:i herctof. re exiatirj. Iietwren .
L. M.M.eiiL'er awl CUM. sfr, -
firm name of M.es wiir K iieiz.-er,
.U di)lvcl hy mut'ial lonsenl.
A- I. IHoi.j.f.Hr.!,
t s v!,ria
Alhr.iy, ov. --"llh. MK
HfitfCW,. ' ' A Mia
i -fcsa. va fjuk'i
WILL & STARK
Have the
W Line io Ti wo,
Aleo-
Notice r lla..lHn t l'rtm-rl.l!
nUlK CO-l'xUTMliM I ' II-M.TOMMIK
T t xwlhrif Mmttu V. A Breklurt an.l J.
F ul ivan in the real cala-e, loaa and
F.T llur.hlt o in All..-. -"" J;
Oreto.i"idT Hhsolvrd. K A . Biirk
hart cive n-H to all per that J
m., he reaiioiiMli'c rv eonlra. ".arte,
or l,Ufte'r auvrle ! .
Smoke th celebrate! Havana
filled ft-cent iMrs, manufactured
tt Julius Joss h'a cipar factory.
ar othrr-
iasolvrd all
ih- name of t. A. Il.irkharl '..
. .n.l ,hB le la aholly
rcailr"', J Sullivan.
i,.,cdthi.No.h.i;.A ,!iM(
AiailNloratr'n lrr.
KOTICI' r liorchy mven that
Ju..ii.ii..l liaa iMteii aniarinted
if SOME YEW ELEGANT
SILK UMBRELLAS
Mill Cold or Silver M ki the Thiug
For a Nice Present.
. i .1.. ..t.tu
laiiiiairaiui t nir
It is not Biirpri8;ng that
Matthews A Washburn sell the
most stoves from the fact lhatihey
carry the line of goods at prices
that convince even tne saepiicai
Befort urchasing your Artists
materials examine the new stock
just opened at the drug store of J
A. dimming, successor tojl. C
Hubbard.
To our patrons : Our second
stock ot heating stoves are here
and if you wdl call we are better
able to please yon than ever before
MatthewbA Wasiibi kN.
i. W. Simpson haa ju-t received
a fine line of sealette jackets in nil
styles. i
A'.l kinds of fresh fruits at
Powell A Cob.
'Felt slippeis at Klein Bros.
j FINE DRESSED ' '
TURKEYS CHICKENS .
: AND :
, f DUCKS, CKLEKY, ETC.,
I'- ' FOR, SUNDAY, i
: AT :
ft 'i :' Jr.: j-.. - I
MI'KLl'ER A GARRETT'S.
fO 4
the
l-
( l.'liarie
count v. O e-oii. A'l persons having
claim aKair.t ratal are r.ipnrl
to prencnt llr:in p!"-eny v" ".
the iiiKU r.ixne.1 at Mh '". OreS",
or t.r.) K. Wciilicrloni, auornrj v
a.lii.iiiitrtr t AUy. x-k
within ix tuimtli ir
Thia 12th ly t r"v.
II. B. Spki.noek.
Aihiiiiiitrat r.
J. K. WEATIU RFoar).
AH'y for Aaoiuiutra or.
-- I
4trr r Fiaal llte? at.
NOTICE i hereby given that the
BUilersisne.l executor of the last will
and teiitaiiiout -f t!o. H Lixueit,
rlecesed, ha thi d' y filed h
aucouat in. the matter "I "id
ia the county o.rurt tf Linn cciinty,
Orecon, ami said court has lixeu.
M..n.lav January 5 ISi'l at 9 a. u. . I
said ilay fur the hearsag f ubjrtt'oiia
to aid auciuiiit if any there be and
for the aettlemeut lli"re,i.f.
Datexl at Albany, Nuvem'er 13. 1890
JU II. LluOETT. ,
" i i .Execotor.
HlWITT 1 Ibvixk
i Att'yi for Executar
A
L
COST
GOODS.
i m
lam rloM IX ut mvdiy ,-oo.ls i i
nfHit and si.oeS and glut's lurn.ahinas.
l!iing at cist.
Dress -irn ls, .
1- lannels.
hilks."
Napkins,
rreh si a.
Cambiic,
Ijidie's I'ndeewtar, . fSopwniew.
Call fatly while the asrortmeiit it etil! goott.
i, tk rfsrm f r a 1 uge dii o
See In-low the hues that are
Ca'-es, -Table
Linen,
ciaukets.
Corsets,
Towe.i
IE- C-
Seaurles
F1LST STREET, ALE ANY, OJiKtioX.
jurt rtcatTtd Urge invoice.
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