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TITE MORNING HKRALI): SUN-DA V. DECKMKEK 14. 1890.
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COMING TO ORUOON.
Ai INDIAN 1'IUHl.
Peep! i
ON SALE.
Th Daily Heimio will be on !
sale eacb morning a' II. .1. .lout"'
book store.where it m be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
jottinoh Amur TOWN.
Who is Mrs. .M l. .tt ?
Christina gifts at Hulin A
Dawson's.
Boenicke keeps iliwe juicy little
Jaane?e oranges.
Fine fruit cakea for the holiday
at Parker Bros.
Jos. Klein went to F.nger.e las!
evening to nerul Sunday.
Hollidav gocdiH..!d at eastern
priced by J. A. Cumui;ng.
Hon. j. K. Weatherford letunud
yesterday from a ti ip o Salem.
At l'arker Drew. you will find at:
endless variety of seedless raisins'.
Parker P.ros. have a nice lot ot
condensed mince meat, also minct
meat in jars.
Yutiuina hay has been experi
encing a revere windstorm r,-
cently.
Ladies' P.aaar has linn
Ledsoi good and useiul artide.
f .r holiday gifts'.
As nice a stock of photograph
atlhiuns can le M-en at II. J.. lone.
ai one could desire.
Win. M. Hoag, vice-president o:
the Oregon Pacific railroad, was it.
the city yesterday.
Don't forget the corner jewi lr
store when vou are looking f
something "nice for Chri.-tm.o
presents'
Mrs. I .T. Brock and daughttr
returned yesterday ironi a tw
months trip to ld.dio, visitin;
relatives.
The largest and best selection v
kid gloves and hand kerchiefs evei
shown in AH'tny can be seen ai
the Ladies' Baaar.
At H. J- Jones' you wi'l lino
some of the neateet bibles yt-i
ever saw. Nothing nicer could In
found for a preie it.
T. II. White of Baker t:ity is ii
town, lie is interested in tin
mines in that region, which lit
says are booming.
Every family tdioiild huve one
tho-e hne eteel engravings of tin
I eclaration of Independence foi
sale by J. A. Cummin.:.
Some ol me latest styles of eh
gant bed lounges can be seen :i
Fortniiller it living's, as they ha v.
just received a large invoice.
There willvbe no dancing schoo
at the amory Monday ni.'ht it hav
ing been Kstpoiiei! on account
the party on that evening.
The doll fair to bo given by tin
ladies of the Presbyterian Chine!
next Tuesday evening promises !
Wa most interesting atl'air.
X luiw lot of white, scat let an
gray blankets .oing at $1 .lio,. ..o
$4.00, former price l.7r
$.50 $1 and at Scots.
Pianos, organs and paintings
Come ami select a Ninas present
that will last a hlet'uiic and d" al
the family Kod at Mrs. llymans
Picturesque .photograph, plus:
covered autograph and eU'tiau;
scrap albums given aaay for a
nail cash inveslinesl a ilnlinA
Dawson's new drugstore, French's
corner.
The farm belonging to thee-rate
of James McCoy, decea-cd, w
nold at referee's sale in this cit
yesterday. It contained oi l acre
it id was bid in by F. M. French
f r 847S.
Holiday shopers should rea !
Mr.-S. K. Young's new- adv. II.
t liolid.tv
B.ryond
Ho:n :
the Rakes
iu tllr Wfst-
H fki- tt
lw : Craves Quatrel Over a Dutky
Maidm it the Siift.2 Ror-ervation. j
From Iclkrs n cei. .1 almo I
lai'v, l-y ci;i."it.-. ami lie- aid ol
tra'le. fi-i'in l':i h'ls and in.i'iitt :
in tin-slates heyoed the llockii s.
it evident titer-- wiil ! a heavy
l it gun iniiiiigrali'ii! in tie eail
spring and ihiiii.g the Miiniier an -.
iill'. Wc-'watd, if tlf asertio:-,s
ot i w I it'-rs can I e relied upon,
the star of ciiipn e is alto 'i to inaio
its wav with a :n vt incut that i
surprising for its ?' d. Ti.c
s'orins of w inter i.i l!"' l as'' it.
st ites aie timi.nu' tin- Ih-.i I- I the j
liomeseekers to a land of luilU and I
honey and eipi.d ! clime- re-o!i. )
The iniriiiuralioii ii.tothe l-nite,! j
States tor the ten month- ct;d!t.' i
i tober I'd. reached the eiiorni 'iu-
nutnher ot -l7,"t-i. i-ing
more than for tin- ' -Mf oil Ii try
periotl in The iniiniirrants
came from all the countries iu
Ivirope. i.tniiii fiom H)h fi- m
tne Netherlands to SI! -':;'.i f oln
(ienuaav. Ireland furnished
7'.. Itdy .":;,:' !.", ir.-.'t Uh:'::
.V.I.T1-. Au-tri i-Hung,:ry olMT-,
and l-ra-ce but ol.tS. Kti-.-l '., in
eluding Poland, contributed to oil?
population -rt,.") 1 1 , and Sweden and
Norway :!'... "nio. lhit our giei!
country ahsorbeil thein all, with
out appreciable elleet on the
c iitntrv's prosperity.
While this throng is locating in
the east there is a constant tide !
immigration westward, and t :cs:o:i
wilt rective her full share. Iht
gie.it Willametie Valley oll'.-i s op
portunities for all who will :-oiii'-lor
manv vears yet.
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a voiing
Iv 'centlv he found, or sup-
osen lie nao. inai a ouievi
lian tlivided with hi'rn the all'ec-
A rrvnt
1 he
lu-tt.
3lajir lli'tiili't-slmtt.
aires' of Major Mender
'The lrun.iner I'-oV of the
i:.iPlahannock. Itnirsday even
ing in l'or'land proves to havt
been a niis-al.e. or, ruher a tni ;
lliiderst iiidii g, and there wa
nothing like obtaining inotn
under false pre'ciisvs coiniected
with the natter. Mr. I lender
dtott.who expended a good ilea
of money in en'i.i P-iining a pivs.
assoc'ation some time ago, gae
M'-. '. W. Knowles a check on hi
binUers iu Omaha and overdrew
his account ld. The check for the
$1" as protested and the expenses
-,i iiuctt'd w it'll the piotesting
.ui.,unlcd to In mole. When Mr.
vimwles mentioned toe matter t
j The pait.culais of : I'Kht be
itween two lmliaiis a! the Siletz
I i. set v:itiou oxer the ailed ions of H
ihi-kv ma'nig.if the forest is related j I'
i hy the t a'puiia lost in H e uniow-
iug maiiner :
I li.-r.ntv V. S Marshal, O. I'.
Mil.-r, passed down to I'ortland
ou W 'd'ncsday. itcc jmpiinied bv
three StleU 'Indian. -one as a
iiier, I tic otnei s as niiui-ir-rn.
piisoncr. a middle aged Indian
lad taken to his bosi ui
soaw
ttuit
tions, it not wor-e, ol tits young
and heautcou -.piaw . Me made
Ii t'ges an -1 ha I the young buck
hi ought to taw, and while the. rai 1
young buck was sitting in the
eourt-room at the agency, no de
liberately walked up behind him
as he ( t'.ie y. b. ) w as occuoaing a
s:tting position, arnl leniai king :
"I'll in uk you lor life," or word
m thai e'Te t, he slashed him
across the face with a knife, evi
d-'iitly iu'eiiding to cut oil his nose ;
but ho ati nek too low, the knife
missing the nose, but cut ting a
deep gash across fioui one side of
the' lac- to I lie other, let I ing the
upper lip dn.p down over his
inoiidi, -nid niauiiig him look as. if
ho wis i.ie iv near all mouth.
This is the way the matter was re-
:ie.tl : s, ii I this is why Mi.
lii.!:::u wai taken down to Pott
laid to he interviewed by .lud.e
Heady. Ii the "o'e man" h id
done ".he cutting before having
ih.' oung buck an rested, he
'v. -ill 1 have received more
sympathy.
dr. Mendersh'
io pay the ',i
o.l '. !.e must p
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lice, '
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that
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said ;
that
The
staob -n :o, 1
rest, the .i.i
he lesult wa.
Aas arr-st-l.
1 ;atis'ae!iii ily arrange
; the end of i'. M 'jor
ace an exhibit ion in
; very t nig ago. and b
anion I A. I.', men
( a- all over the country
ii'ered
;-.'.! when
rel'us-.-d.
loth Mr.
I lemlershot'
and a lii!;e
s'j.ol.t ot ar
it ahead, and
Mend .-whelt
ma'ter w.'s
1 and that is
lien :. Irhott
Albany not
el'-kliown
heie, as well
Aii-.tetcil to liiill fall.
At two o'clock, yesterday atter
.o oi I 'member " 1:5, 1SW, the
i'm :1 roll call was made for another
o:d s.jld.er, who respondeil to the
call of Father Abraham, for six
hundred thousand more, and
l.atiieston S. Mead was mustered
out of earthly life, and into that
i niajojii v w lio nave gone oeiore.
j Me was a native oi New York, h'l
I vears of age, and served three
I sears in O. I . 12th, 111., Vol.
ISupt. The immediate cause of
j ids death was iutlaniniatoiy
rheumatism, tin' luiieral will
take place at his late resilience to
day at 2 i'. m. Me will be buried
in" the citv cemeterv. where a
-hurt s.-rvicf will be held, Kev. I.
j I'.. Fishtr olliciating.
BROWNSVILLE N01US.
P.KOW Nsvti.i.i:, I cc. 12.
The new M. K. church is nearly
linish d, and begins lo piesent a
ni.-e apitearence.
Tin- Mtoreu are u ell Ii I led w ith
holiday goods, and the young peo-
le are. jinxmusly counting ttie
days till Clinstma.
The standard gauge engine and
cars have arrived here, and the
t.aek is widened to Coburg.
The electric plant is all here and
will soon be in running older in i
t he woolen iniil.-. j
Kev. Mr. I'.owersox. of Salem, is j
lure cany ing on a revival meeting i
at the Presbyterian church. I
Next Monday is the time of our
city election.
A petition is being circulated fori
the purpose of getting a wagon
ion up me V. alapoota to Use
mines.
Mr. N. 15. Standish has just re
turned from the mines, and
brought down some rock that
shows gold to the naked eye. Me
also brought down some returns cf
assays recently made at Taet:-tua,
which nte verv encouraging. A
new !y-ihscovered claim assays $10:5 i
gold per t"ii. Lucky l!ov tunnel
iffiU gold. Poorman $41 gold.
Treasure fM'.l, and many more.
15001' AN I ) SMOM
oliday:-:-:-:An
jOiiistiiiiis
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Hani
AND WiCE HOLIDAY SHQP.'ERS APE NOW
i lino
FOR
T M T
L&D1ES
Fine shoes, from 75 to $7
I- ine sli pners -. a 'I prices. I'".!";
styles and shades.
Toe H'ippers. plain add 1 n'nl"l .
Itxt'ords and Ties '.r le uie :nd --trei
A. I .lg.-'s I', it Sii s -, , S.-op.-rs
"'or comfoi t u ir.lt r evenings.
iit-r p in
l'lusii
iu-1 Velvet, in the favorite,
-ar.
be-
in i I.. - j,-t the thing ,
ItorhifX l or an Arleslnu Well,
The Salem Water Company has
commenced the sinking of an ex
perimental artesian well thvo'.igh
the water works crib in tin center
of I he. Wi lauit llo l-ivel'. A hide
w ill be h illed to bedrock in the
prospect ol rinding an artesian
tin- that w ill be of us-h.tiuice in
supplving the irity with water.
The drill w ill he op -rate I by
steam and will be a three-inch
auger.
liei-tiveil !.. (Mill.
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hoys.
MISERS-
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ClliLOIIEX
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1 MiiihiM. at on: i:::v I OOv
As tf r.e.-itil inil li e. .Is f ,i- III.- A iir..l.rli f- I - i
HM'l ins Mi.tiilrl) Sfas.ili, V j -
rT dl fotiMS 'M o t..i!- I cii p "-ii c. I I
WM l-.itli--i alliarii-. fieri r.'iif still-.
, mariiciir.' - t- ni l .1 p-as. a's.. ii Ini-
B r'or it1 I fi I vo i'i S. 'In' ii''.--tit's y -..i ;
ffl oa all r.iri f li.li.ltv 's s upri I
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hart a sitlenttiu line o
rt'ippera ami shoes, besides a large j Uoht. Huston,
array of fancy goods and noveltit s i Hatti- i tllua t!
Tin I'liilrtv i:i ioi. l..ll.
j The hall given by the latin
I the arm-.rv on Friday eveidn
j prollellUt i d l' 1': o-e ple-i-nt
. wry enjoyable ailai r . u:.;- i
s,.-vcd in tie- . lie-sing moms
i ladies who m mage. I lb-- I
i l-'.illi.w in-' is l lis' o th-i. e V
attended: Mr. and Mrs. I., j
' Cowan. Mr. an I .Mis. .1. ihd.-ton. j
Mr. and Mrs. ir. Ma-tou. Mi and
! Mrs '. 1.. Wol vei ton. Mr. and
I Mrs . . Tiiiinor, Mr. and Mis.
I K. C. Seai'e-. Mr. atid Mrs. Tn.,s.
j Monti i'h, Mr. and Mr-. .1 K.
U'calheit'ord. Mr. and Mrs. I'll -.
' Hopkins, Mr. ami Mis. .1. V. Pi pi
: Mr. and .Mrs. . .Ii'. Mr. and
; . 15. Sea!. Mi. and Mr-. 1 1
1 Morn. Mr. and Mrs. .1. F. P
; Mr. and Mr-. '. .1 . s t
j and Mrs. W. Wngh! r
Mrs. thapmaii, Mr. a i
.Mrs.
. I.id.i
Oi-f;iii Kan.-
Ii is rather laughable to see the
viewsihe l',.istein people have of
Ougon. Two young n en just lion,
the old York "state evidently had
heard that In gori was a wet Jice
and itnule theircalciilations accord
iiigly. They e;n h brought a heavy
siicker" and upon tiieir arrival
here immediately donned their
piv io is --1 1 1- C' s in in. nut nt.iry ex-
p." -t, it. mi ol tier I'.ooiIm oi )ie'on
weather of which they had heard.
tler several d is wear they d s
ipp.-iiitedly put a-ide theit ml
. lot h c-ats and coiieludcd to wail
until l hey got a ;.o d excuse foi
wealing them. 1'on'tbe ilisc-.'ir
age I. hoys y..u pio'o.dily wiil have
iie for tie-in l.eiote sp i ig.
Mate Treasurer Seorge V.
Webb paid ijdo.tllKt to the treasurer
of the State Agricultural college
at (Vu valiis Tuesday. This money
is from the national government
and was appropriated by an act
which passed congress and be
came a law on the liOth dav oi
Aug ist, ls.'.0.
Will (in Tti liiiHeliurK;.
Mr. F. A. (.'ox, who has been as
sistant in the Western I'nion Tele
graph t-liice in this city for a vrar
or more, leaves .Monthly for Uosh
burg, w bete he goes to accept the
position of manager of the Poshil
relegrapti otlice Me is a compe
tent ami perfectly reliable young
man, ;.nd w ill lill the otlice well.
fhtiicli Service.
There will be services al the
I'niversalitl church this morning
and evening at-the usual bonis.
Kev. Thomas Abbott l. l., tilling
the pulpit.
i;k.i. kstatk sales.
W F lb-ad to K F. Montague,
parcel near Albsuiy if
John N t i nibs to W K Kelly,
2'''2.-"til acres, tp 1:5. S K 2 w
P I; Kelly to Albtriine M
Whtling". S K tp- sec S, tp 12
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FOR THE QMTLCIVSEH:
Shatl.
in the State.
Oil i
I FiR-T STI'.FI'.T, Near Uevere Mouse. ALII '. N , L'.
ViSS V s 1891
!vet.n;i .;.!. !5:. v.. . (Hive and olhei ! ' ' ' ' 1
( 'oloic.i I. adit I.
i-.N" ! f ll LlftliJoiin
ar, fo. It o, to, I o 1. 'hi - M rcmuot he excelled j j jj J j lj liUilUUjU
I TIM : VITT A
Uppers ill Plu-h an 1 Yi
i'.oiiint with I d -gant
COAT, KIH N 1 I
Fii.e Line of
Di am oriels,
(lilt! id Hlvtr
A I'lirti- ll;ist.r.
( ie.
suitable lor holiday presents
1). F. llarilman is cinvassin.
this citv for Mm. Igan's. excel -entwork.
"The Home Manual.'
Mr. Hsrduian, has the agency fo
tie Willamette Valley, an. I i
meeting with deserved success.
Fa. Wallace, of Albany, a cousin
of O. II. I'douiit. of this place,
alter a May of several weeks at the
farm of relatives down the valley,
has come to Ashland, and wiil a-
as runner for the Ashland hotel
lor a lime. Ashland tidings.
Yestenlay afternoon Mr. P. Ai
R tienson discoveicd a large bin
eaan svtimiu'ng about at tin
mouth of the t'alaiMMi.i. Yintvii!
.1 esse, of llalsey, piucuretl a ritt ,
a'ld killed it. .Mr. Koiicrtsttu will!
bive the bird mounted.
At the hioting match yester.'a;.
twt wc-ll kiiow n young men b, ;
I'line angry oer the arrangements :
nl a tight ensiieil. ( ne ot them1
wan arrested and tin case wi-i
Oine l.p in Keconler I lent m'.
mrt .Moiltiny uflel Itooil.
Salem peopie are irightericl ovei
the proposed remov al of tin- V i!
U.oette I'niveisity to Piillam!
The enterprising ciliens of ti e
capital city should see to it that
their school is kept where P l
longs, in Salem
Attention is directed t the loll
page advertisement I . .
Wallace t Co., in this issue.
Their sti.ck is complete and coin
prigeti a splendid assortment oi
tlotoing, In. lushing good-.
Those desiring b.irgiin- sit old
call and look throng i their don .
Nothing suii II altouf Mat 'hews A
Washburn. They otlcr io .ill co i
pies married Im-Iwccm Thtnk--givingaml
New Years '!1 buying
from them a stove one of the
liaiidHomest and most necessary
art cles free of charge that a
newly married couple will want.
ee their show window.
Services at the Coiicgregit o: a!
Church to-day. The moinrng s,d
jct will he.':t'iiaiai ter r.nilding, '
it Iteing the second sermon on lr.i
topic. K veiling Anniversary of the
Linn Co. P.ihle Society, Ad.ht -s
bv Prof. ,11. A. Shorey, sir j ct.
'"I'hcj liible the Chnsti wi's d-
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' l.oia Vance, I hum .ti in. mui;i
I Motlck. Sophie Mo'ii !::l!i I
Hackleinan. Minnie att .lorn
i l.ee Prather, I'.va Cowan. Fuini.i :
j Pietler. iMtsv Mannals, liirthaj
! Klli-, Miss Pall, .1. A. U i'-- W. 1
it'ow.in, TI is. I (verm. in, .1. A.;
Ciimmiiig-, W. Kieiiaids. Kngeii- ,
Kiet.Uf. Mr. Leiningcr, Mr. iMlis. ,
i. Plaster, i lvigene, ai-
peared before the grand jury at
Portland tic- other day on the
charge of having opened a letter
be'oiig'.ng to another person. The
. if-ii't wa- that the jury loiirnl a
! tine bill against hint and he will
he given a trial bet" 'ie .liulge
'heady -mil) time in .lanuary.
P.. well, i soine lha- y peop'e were inter
I j,- ! est ed iu the letter which wa
il and' cried. Pia-ler used to M-rape
i Mis. i faces her.-, miming a iiltle barber
Irvine shop o". State stiett. Mis refold
I t air h! I bere w is anything but g-'l.
nn:i stan small
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l.ornia t iray, Kobt. Strong.
The partv was given Io
voting ma 1 1 ied women, who
a-sis!ed bv others iu tiie pi.
I lou of t he supper.
( iiileil l'rl-li-y llTl ill l :iii
t (he Opeia lloil-i
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'.it'll'
oara
lav
ie ie:i
i.-ti-g
i reci
music
misie
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will
i-'i-p
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evening, a piogram v ill i
deied bv t'n' ch!l b'-n co-.
of a doll thill, n.u-ic am
tat ions, inteispt ised with
iv t h" o .11 i I l ib, w ho,..
i- so hi.hly apnre. i iti d I
A'hanv pu'iiic. I m in- 1',.;'. !
i t he prog ra in t h I'.az ta r
. readv for iu.-i t ction and a
poiite and etlicii nl ycing la in'
will w-tit upon ttio-e wish dig to
purchase, the d"d-. and iciui
ar t'l-les w ill he di-playi d in l.notl s
i and made as attractive as p. ssil.lt
and a- tht ie is a great varietv oi
loll- , in 1 co-turne-. trie sight wil
b-' a- pleasin-.: a- it is novel
T'ic Silrtz liitliitiirt.
T. .1. r.uiord, agent at the Siletz.
Indian reservation, says the cen
si is shows that theie are.'ol In
dians on the reservation. They
raised lil.Oit:) bu-bels of oats last
season. 1 hey s re getting good
buildings ami good fences, and
have a line senool building in a
sightly loca'ion. I'hey rai.-etl.ats
pi incip illy, as they do I ettet than
wheat, and haul theui nine miles
to Tole lo. where they aie sold for
'.I.e .-'. in I-' auc si o ui ii kt't .
A shiii.tiiif; Malt h.
A gla-s ball shooting ma'ch, 21
lor it purse
I Is
t'40, tok
vesterda v
was Watt
it h and the seole stood as
near tins city
:t. I'lie winner
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n'aee
I d'tei n
', Mon't
aillow - :
atl Mi nt
Purr Sio in ...
II. F. Mnlbuit
, lank I liilbuit
Some Vel'V
done, the be-t
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shooting m
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I'i if i I: c -eased immigi at ion w est
ward is rsoi only l.enelit t ing A I
'i i iy, but it is imileriily a-sislieg
t he steal! low lis o' I h" Wdl i tiette
'a!le. I'-ii .' i a c n-tairt and
Winn, lots 1. 2. :i,
in South Athauv
i; W and II lyr "n
Cuuch, S .. lot 4.
:5i.l a .
.1 K I lougias et ux
( 'rorich, 1 . lo. :;
3rd V
hell l;"dlilUl lo KC Ketlman
-1(57 tcre- in t p h, Ii .'! w .
('regonian Uailmad Co to O
t' railroad coinpan v
.1 I. McCume to .1 M Wilson,
:'.."i acres sees L'ti, 27. tp 12 S
11 4 w
II (iret-n el ux to .1 Fdwards,
2 ai-u-s sec J2, tp lo, S K I
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iiOLIUAV allOPPEKiS.
. Loitl.l Ses th Wojihrful Array lat the
Qolilen Rale Bazaar
Mr. Julius iradwohl, the enei-
getic Hinl enti-rp! i-ii'g propi ietoi
i.i tiie (toideii Kuie l.a.aar in this
city, w hose slore contain -t the
targesi aim oesi seiec.tetl slock oi i
crockerv, glass and other waiesfoi
iloiiHstie use, i ithe valley, as well
us tancv wares, lovs and beautiful
holiday goods, has returned from a
several months trip to San Fran
cisco, w here he combined business I
With pleasure. I le has replenished
ami enlarged Lis entire siock ami
now has a store that is a credit to
himself and p.n ornament, to the
citv. Mis shelves, counters, and;
every available space aie filled
with the choices! ami most varied
ytot k of of goods ever seen in this ;
vallcv. including a mammoth 1 1 ir--1
p ay of holiday goods. Me has
added a new line which consists
of a beautiful assoi t in. iit of lolled
go hi eweiry varrai." o to wear as i
good as gold and co-imgono-tcnth
ns much monev, diamond cut pins'
. : i: I II ... . i i i I
lings, mie iiiiioieiias ror noiuiav
presents and novelties. Mis Etock j
is now in and iioiniay slioppeis
should lose no time 'n seeing his
woiitlcrmi array w men is in t
surpassed by any en the coast
either in elegance or prices.
v rtii. i, .
omi; VV i.iii. in.
It is not o.tt ii Ih d ;
.till make t he n-i e-sa
mi a on ri- of Ian 1 to -
fiiip! ion I it e. M
. if .1 ti'a 'on, i - a i
tea t i ti g s.-lt io I oi
inn.' lady
r. -idem e
s.-c lie a prc
M imile Sta- r.
pi. on; while
h MeKe::;.-
n i rea
all of
j anon.
I t be smal
' petll-,
; rate.
nig
tin
emand lor i: i a s near
smallei towns. Leu
I'.row nsvilli'. and
viii 'ge.s feel the im
an I aregrowii-g at a rapid
I lej .Metliodist chinch nt tl
, place Ii is licen undergoing extei.
ij -i"ii repairs and when linish ! w ill
he 1 1 into nice.
I:i-l s i n:ii tr. she tii -d on x pi.-c o:
'aida'id m- nyoftl e nigotssloi-pe .
uioiie at h"! cabin. The .lil'rctio i
. Pilot ..;' la we k s.n -: -Miss
Minnie S'.irr went I ) 1-iugene the
lir.-t i f t he Week, I"!' the pl.tl,si
ofpi'oing iiji nil ti.'i i iv cniptioii.
sitllii;cd tn the Mi Kciiie. Miss
Stiirr, w ho ;tiso b c ime t he posst s
: i t i : h. r c'airii a tt w months
. i.g i. d i- said, nas two a tin.
.claims as can be found i;i that
! region.
! Nothing is nicer lor a Christinas
: present than one oi tie'e l eanti-
ml book- at II. J. Jones'.
; M.ttiKIRII.
! wiir.rsioNi'; - sTKi.l.MA' UKi;.
: tn S.itiinhiy liioniilij.'. Dec. pith
l-'.i I. :,t tl.e :.-s).l.-n-.- of tiie ,riv
tai'i ill! All. .my. Mi Asa (i. Uliel.
-nan , of Hi. Ii.'iPi-s iiiiu Mi-s Km in -i
I Sti-lltii u Ie. r. of All. oiv, 1,'i-v. S
Ii. illilie. I). D . "Ilii iiitill-.
' KISI.KV -1IAVHKV At tin-resit!, -m e
oi I In- Iniite's piircn's jn AI'tM
Villi v. on Wedric-ilav, lie - In 1-'hi
Mr T .1 Ki-li-y iitiil M's.s Maggie
ll.ijileii, II v .! ii Heron n titiieiiiting
Mr A.I Kislcy, of l'aliiii.-c, ami V II
: Ri-ley, of Albruiy. brotlivm of t lie
j groom, were auioiig tliose resent at
i the ceremony,
1 lie I iiinii I'acilie.
Is the only lintt running two
fast trains daily from Portland to
Omaha, St. Paul, Kansas City,
Chicago, St. Louis and all iwiints
Fast and South. Buy your ticketa
of C. (i. Kawlinga, foot of Proad
albin street, Albany.
-s- & ! Wasseimm. r U ) V
;I0 Jill! PifLls I ALMS (p m.
to Mary ' - '
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j.Q ,u 1 1 i i . i i i III ;i-t ii i nit i . iti vi i i'i .vi.w in' i in 'i
! I'mhrcll :is .-uid (idM 1 1i;t! i cam s.
1 - All tiie latest ii( ltics "n j"vcl:y f f tn s -asoii
' Tluit We im.v !r ivc til.' l.n -g.-sl mi. I nio-l eniiiplfte stork of laii.ts i.lid
-hue- ever -li.iun iri Alh my, 1 1 !.- lis ,,-,tiii.iit of Men's ami liny-' Kip ami Al
105(1 Calf Ii i.its mill Siio s i- i-i.inp!.-le, :i:i.l we t un lit any foot, l-f ii lean or f.i'.
(lur line t-f inl.lierl. ...t-im ! -ii.-i- i.va,.i;;: nn tw in Tin: citv, iniil : TT VT 1 7 , .") I '
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'l'he t ' riii n Pacitii; are now run
ning two daily trains throii'di to
t'hicago in three days, carrying all I , ,.,,,
classes o! passengers on both j ilmi-t .
trains. Having l'ullman sleepers,
tourists sleepers ami iree reclininu
chair cars attached. Passengers
can now leave Portland at 7 a. m.
hihI y v. m. For sleeiing car res
i rvation. etc. appiv to C. (. L;lv,.
i gs, foot of r.toadalbin stri ct.
tin-in
FUN'S 15LUCK,
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VF.KY KFSl'I'.CTFl'LLY,
KIKtjSr BROS.
ALLUN Vt OirKUON.
W'r e.-p nntlui.g lu' the
m '"oii, ami i "I'C nn i-ni n- nn
STEWAKT& SOX.
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inrtriiL't- it.-., anil il -t ut na ennli'i
flunre-. Im.i. I (..r.-t tw v li v-n it c 'r
Inv in tnnr iii!-r mi.:.'. it" ti'iil"ii '
i'.li:' .ur rv ' It trui. . lliir iiiri.u.l of llin
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tr ict
mil o atittttif tv-.i-'iiirii.tti ii-r fi in- iiapl
ware lii.n w i'.l l- w''l tn i-all i.i, Itit't &
sov Ih I."i inn. hn'nif f v-ii 'f. Tlier
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