Morning daily herald., December 18, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

TITIS MOUSING HHHAiA): THUHSDAV. iYtiiWMlim IS. I8l(i.
ON ft.tl.K.
The Uaii.v IIlkaio will be on !
sale each morning at II. J. Jones'
book atore,wher it in lie procured
at 5 cents per copy.
JOTTINtlH AKOlir TOWN.
.1. II. a-hes lea vi s to-day for
San Francisco.
.Mr. F. M. Miller of Lebanon is
in thin city,
Finest lot of cigars in tlx city at
t i . I.. D'uckman's.
lr. II. A. DavN, of Harrisbnrg,
was in thie city yesterday.
iHm'l travel without r'ttinj an
accident ticket of C. I'. Winn.
A fresh supply of mince meat
just received at F. I.. Kenton's.
l'rovidc your.clf witti accident
insurance in the Travelers of Hart
ford. (J. II. Winn, agent.
t . t ..:ti.. ..I i-
land, who has Wan visiting l.ia 1
si-ter. Mrs. N. A. Blodgell, in this
c ty has returned home.
( has. Mueller. ho has liten on a
trip.through the Fast for several
week, is expected home this
e ening.
ubc-riptioi:s for all the leading !
i .(.aiier and magazines re-
r. ive.l at F. I.. Kenton's cash 1
gr-iccry store near the post otlice.
A. I. Woodin returned last
night from th Sautiain mines,
lie says that snow i 8 im-headeep
it the summit of Stampede Moun
tain. lloii Jii'oli Voorhecs. of Maron
Comity, was in this citv yesterday,
lie went over to Cotvallis on
business connected with the
itgri'iiltur.tl college.
Morris (ii-hky, t lie clerk in the
Cook hotel, was in Albany vester
I iv mi business and returned i
home on the l tigeue exp'exr thi 1
afu-niiton. Sa:em Journal.
v r iv.. ..;.., ., imimi Paeirie i
:.i-iit at I. sons', i in
... i :. :.. i.A i
the citv
Ktl'.irtsare being mail
for the
e-tablishllielit
lh:it place,
needed.
i.l a poMollice at
which i-f greatly
W. II Garrett, of the enterpi is
ii) iirin of Mueller A Garrett,
went to the front yesteiday aii'l
lvught lo'l1 stall-fed tin keys. They
are very fine. Call eaily ami
si cure your Chiistinas turkey.
The woik on the noith jet:v ut
Newfortis going on tteadily al
though little or no piling is being
done, and we predict in toe
oume Ot live
yeais or irore, ore
i the hnesi harbori in the world.
and that is a very broad assertion.
Owing to the wreck on the S. P.
Tuesday night our car of candies
was delaved, but arrived last night
and to i'lav we will prove our
assertion of bavins: the lartrest,
t..i.t .-.oii-eBt nelwtii.ii oi
candies in town. Call and nee u .
Mueller it liarrett.
A tine pyramid of Schilling's
vrocerics artistically arranged t
Mr. A. It. .-eal ii t lie -een at
Muellei & liarrett's. They arc
the choicest goods and the flavm
of the coltVe, tea.. and in fact al.
their go ls, is delicate enough to
' please Hie daintiest epicure.
No country on earth can boast
oi a tietier climiie than Oregon.
Thiri i the miitdle f lK-cembei
and we have nt tni-n visited with
fiost enough jet to lorui ice aim
t he weather to-day is more like
.1 ily than DecemU'i. Oregou lla
eno'ugli of everthing but popula
ti m and she will have t'tat in le
than live vears Corvallis Times.
I.lllln ;lant mill Conies'
Bros. Itoys, mcses and child
ren's shoes different styles al!
s es and widMis maiik soi.ii i.i.
r;ii!oi-ciii. Try a pair nothing I
better medium in price. Every!
pair warranted.
Sami'k
V.. Yor.M..
Hum block to Messrs. I,. A. and
The inii.ii variiic. i S. A. Allen, recently from San
Is the only line running two j ""M8w They were fo.uit r resi
fast trains daily from Portland to ' " " I
i. I. SI I'anl kansiui l;itv
Chicago, St. Iuis and all points j
. C.li. Rawlinirs. foot of P.road-!
- i .i. u .:..!...
albiii street, Albany.
( hrtstnia CaniHe.
P.-iiker lints, have just receivel '
a line assortment of Christmas j
candies and hoi idav confections of
i-erv description. They did no- ;
(jo t- Portland to order their goods j
I...t imrciiaseii direct oi the lac I
torv s representative, and thus
saveil expi-i.se, and they will sell
Christmas candies cheaier than
anv house in theei'y.
Sale of Poll.
The ladies of the Fniled Presby
tonaii ili'i'i' i have some dolls,
hat-, lxtitnets, bedsteads, u; ler
wai, etc.. left over from the Fair,
w hic'i they will sell on Saturday
next at the W. C. T. I'. hall. As
the la-lies do not u ih to have any
thing le t over, these things will
lie sold at red.ii e l rates. Any one
wanting a well dressed doll for
Christinas can get it at a bargain.
Tli-r-' is yet unite a :i iety of .lolls
l.ll.l ail be ili-Hsi-d of at the Iovk s'
piiec--. Di-ts ooen at l a. m. and
duiiiig the day Dec. -l.
Cioimi i riK.
About Hoi I. lav I.
.Mt.
Useful as well as ornamental"
i the kind of Ciiristaia- presents
to ' e found at T. L. Wallace A i
Co.V. stlch as gents' tine Ivslei
thread and kid sloven, silk and
line li neu handkeichiefs, mntlierf.
silk sns einlers, line neck wear,
full dress white shirts, fancy
negligee cashmere and "ilk shirts,
Tn.i .iloaca umbrellas, with
ioi ..out or silver handles, tine i
plush velvet slippers or a fine '
r.n.lv-to-iut on tailor made suit
. r overcoat for men, lys and I
hildren. valises, hand grip. or a
tine silk hat, ami hundreds of j
o! her valuable things too nuuirr- (
ous to uieutiun.
LETTER FROM PORTLAND.
Newt; CommMlU oa Top ci of latent ! Traini Again Riaaiag ei Ktciltr Tim
from tb MttropolU- : on tht Soathiri Pci6c.
l'oKii.AMi, Dec. 10, liWO. The wrecking crew worked bus
The 1'. S. grand jury closed its ily all day yesterday icpairinir the
labors Saturday aiil (lie lengthy
docket lias the. aptearaiice of a
tropical session in I lie I. S. court
for a couple of mouths at least,
autl it iti likely to be vciv interest-1
ing to om- of our enterprising
tinder locators, who have hereto-1
fore had neither the fear of God i
i.or man lie-tore tlieir eyes m Home
of their dealings with their fellow,
man. The public domain, how
ever, lias always Ifcii sutjected to
all kinds of fraud, and the courts
even find diilicnlty in meting out
I justice. Mate's attorney should
be men of decisive character and
o' a great deal of exerieine, and
possessc-ii oi an uniaivcring sense
of duty. If o, puhlic sentiment
does not inllueuce liiui and corpo
rations or individuals cannot buy
liim. nor docs his work crowd him ;
tie is ever on the alert and does
'""J "LJ i"r ?-,
There is a great deal of railroad
talk, here, but Win. Ueid and the
r-outb Coast seem to be the ceneral
tirget ot remark and object of
public civicism, and w hat is going
to be done no man can tind out
and "Wilyum" will not tell
Astoria is in a pickle and all of
her financiers, wise men, capital
ists aud siteculators are in a stew
II. ere is a great ileal ot talk
about opium and ttc increasing
demand tor it by the great increase
in the patrons and votaries o' the
-eductivt and vi e uabi'. An otu
cial report shows that 17,000
pounds of prepared opium, on
wnicb a duty of f l.TOO.OOO was
eollected, and an eijual amount is
said to have been smuggled into
the countrv ftee of duty during
the same period in the past two
vears, aud the alarming increase
in the use of l he ii.sidious drug
bould be a warning to our gov-
eminent to be more vigilant in
'be arrest and punishment oi
smugglers, if itililvot altogether
iiroiiinit ilh Ha e ami use to women.
.-Iiililrfii uiiil ionliHli mfn. It ban
proved a blighting curse to Asiatic
! nations lor generations, and Ainer
: leans should not allow t hemselves
i. i.e beguiled into the debasing
hai t, but double the duty ana
: make the penalty of smuggling it
i revere that no one would uare
; engage iu the business.
The great cyclone that has been
Mlinii ioine along the coast has
sciveiy n-. ii felt by the people of
1 . in'ieiioi or valley counties.
; f..e t l-, I., we.rr, have been tin
iiiaiiitlv ii g:t uid in some piaces
(ieM, near the coast
; lt ia nu, a days to Christmas
. antl we ,lv no freeing
1 weather and our rainfall ia away
I behind tune. To-day the weather
j niild and balmy and the streets
of the city are thronged by citi
! ens and strangers, while the
I bustle and activity of trade and
1 commerce still flows on with un
tbated vigor, and the pedestrian
:t!ong tfle streets is greeted by the
i Itounliful display of young and
fresh vegetables, all kinds of fruit,
and tlowers so fragrant t list we
can hardly realize that : lie winter
lias not 'passed, and that we are
slipping almost unconsciously into
the lap of spring. M.
llrrgiin Cenu Takor to Me fa III,
I Coinidaints have been made for
some time from Oregon enumera-
tora of the late cenms as to the
1,,,, delay in their payment,
1 which is withheld for st vera I rea
: miiis It)- the dejtartment. Rc)tre
' -tentative I lermanu stverely pro-
tested in the interior department
! against this susteusion of the
j enumerators' pay. and has been
i notified that the' order of upen-
-ion is removed, and :.i!uents
will be at once remitted io all the
enumerators in Oregon.
Knin Cliini,. .
James F. Powell & Co . have
sold their grocery business in the
' v 1 1 c
Astoria for several jears. Thsy
Hie eiieiiiem: uuaiucra uirii,
hv,,nK '!fd exnence.Julbu!,,,,e"B
nearly all over the coast, have de
cided to locate permanently in this
city. Thev will
certainly do a
thriving business.
Eag-sr To Bite.
At I.os Angeles a couple
eiirn crooks are credited
with
swindling some shady tharaters of
that town by selling them a suppos
ed secret for making so pieces.
1 hey showeif them the apparatus
and turned out a coin, bu in the
process palmed the bogus and
subsituted a genuine piece. Toe
would-be rascals found no
Ii tlii-iil ty in disposing of the coin
thus given them and eagerly pnr
ehasedthe outfit.
liuilillnc Site; lurrhaei
The Y. AI. C. A. of this city has
iiurchaed the nioiterlv on the
on the
corner of Second and Ferrv street. I
now -occupied bv Wilcox A Conn's
photograph gallery, paying for the)
same :tNH). The intention tsulti
mately to erect a magnificent
biiil.linn Uxii it for the V. M. C.
A. It will make a good location.
Kat Sugar fr'actorl.
An exchange sys' there are at
present iu Knrote over i:WH beet
tacTories, consuming aunually 24,
000,000 tons of beets, from which
are extracted 2,0(10,(K)0 tons oi
sutra r. i Iver $80.000,(NH.) are expen
ded for labor and fuel and more
"than $bH,HKlsXI
tanners for beets.
are paid to the
Oregon's Wheal Tlcld. I
l-'r-. in reliable data the Oregon i
weailier bureau entiuiates
tbe i
following ave-age yield
state; wheat, twenty-six
for the
bushels
per acre ; oats, forty-two bushels;
rye, twenty-eight bushels, and
hay, two tons per acre, except al-J
afa, which averages four tons per;
acre. '
TEE WIECl CLEARED.
by the wreck of the
freight tram on the Southern Paci
fic railroad one mile north of tlits
city.
At i:M the work was far enough
advanced to allow the delaved
trains to cross the brides and they
ateamed into the station about -
hours late, bringm-i the delayed
mail and express. The engine of'
the wrecked train was found to In
very little damaged, and will be
ready for active service again in a
dav or two.
The railroad commissioners.
Messrs. Clow, Colvig and Faull,
made an examination of the wre::k
and will make a rein rt. locat'imf
the blame. Trains will hereafter
run on tinw. although considerab e
repairing is yet to be done at the
bridge.
Citiildu't Swindle the Minuter.
A man of somewhat adroit style
called at the Presoyterian parson-
: i n- .. . . r-
no iii vu.'vaiua, bhvh ine J lines,
on Frii'ay evouing after dark and
called for Dr. ThomDSon. Mis.
Tboinpscn informed him that the
Dr. was not in, whereupon he re
marked he would call again.
About half-past eight oclock be
called again and was invited in.
lie said lie would like to see the
Dr. alone, whu he was invlf-d to
the study where he told a singular
and melancholy story ot his mis
fortune and suffering ami want,
and al-o stated that he whs a
member of the Presbyteri: u
church. The fact was soon dis
covered that lie was recently from
the Montana -'tate prison and was
trvintr to tramp his way along by
calling on Presbyterian ministers.
He was a sharp; well educated
fellow and apparently schooled in
the art of dweption.' The Dr. dis
posed of him in a summary
manner and he has not been seen
since. . He gave Kev K. R. Prich
ard of this city a similar call and
received from him the same treat
ment.
Looting l'i the Routo.
Mr. Penga and Mr. Thielson, so
it ia reported, are now looking ou'
a route from Astoria to Tillamook
hay. It is presumed they are in
the interest of the Southern Pac
ific. From Tillamook bay they
would connect with the Southern
Pacific's line at Sheridan, going
through the Grand Ronde pass, lt
is about sixty miles from Sheridan
o ttiiamooc bay. This is the
natural route fiom the Willamette
valley to deep water. The highest
point of the pass is not moie than
t0 feet above the sea. Matesman.
New Street Light.
Workmen are busily engaged
putting up the new electric lights
for street purposes, ordered at the
last meeting of the city council.
There are seven of them, which
added to the number already in
use will make 24 of the large '2000
caudle power are lights, paid for
by the city, besides a dozen others
furnishfd by the county and pii
vate individuals. Albany will be
one of the best lighted "cities on
the coast.
The Delayed Mall.
A grievous protest was entert-d
by citizens of this city yesterday
because the mail was allowed to
remain all day at the wieck on the
Southern Pacific a mile below the
city. There was good grounds for
the complaint. The mail could
easily have been transferred, as
trains were lying on both sides of
the track. Uncle Sam's mail
pouches ought not be left loafing
along the road so long without
just cause.
A Couuty .1 arig-eahip Vacant.
The vacancy in the ollice of
county judge of Morrow count v,
occasioned by the death of Hon
William Mitchell, according to
law, will be supplied by the gov
ernor. No action has been taken
in the matter, excepting that peti
tions have licen circulated in the
interest of three parties either of
which would accept the office in
case of his honor's prefereme.
FleaiM-e Crowing- Eaier.
Dispatches from tbe East show
an easier slate of the money
market, and Eastern capital is go
ing west for investment. In this
city the real estate record shows a
healthy movement, and business
meu sav that trade is brisk and
business good.
Nothing is nicer lor a Christinas
present than one oi tiioPC Itt-auii-f
is 1 Itooks at II. .1. .tones'.
LITTIP. LIST.
The following letters lemaiu in
the postofli-e at Albany, Or., Iec.
17, ItiW), uncalled for: Wm. J.
Alexander, Chewier Brown, II. M.
ISackeus, Dap iVtiighertv, Samti I
1 1 Kdmotids, John (Jallairher. Kate
I II I.. XT O "OF W l-'t
Healy, Wdliam Joyce, V. M
lH-
lnigswonh, v.. II. Kuapti, M. J.
Lindsay, John M. Laurence, C. Td.
M. ore, A. C. Aloore, 1', Air-., t
Masonfuld, Harvey Alatilu w, -2, i
B. J. Martin, S. K. Moore, James !
Moore, 1'eler McCuIeii, I. It. Mc
Donald, M. K. Nichols, Joseph
Nolon, K. S. Kisley, II. H. Kivas,
l-'red Skirvin, Mrs. Clara H. Wilson
Lena Waterloo, E. Man 1.
Kckl's Thompsos, r. M.
: SICK DRESSED TURKEY;
FOR CHRISTMAS
: AT
: MUELLER 4 GARRETT':,
THE
LEADING GROCERS.
IMPORTANT STATISTICS.
Th Amount of Mtrtfagcs and Valne
Real Estate in Lisa County.
County Clerk N. P. Pavue has
put in considerable time recently
and expended considerable money
out of his own porket to ligure up
accurately the amount of unsatis
fied mortgages on all real estate,
as well as peisonal proierty in
I.iiin county. The result shows
that about uue-sixth of the value
of' taxable properly is covered by
mortgage as follows :
The total amount of unsatitied
mortgages on personal proierty in
Linn Co. Or., as shown by the
records in the clerk's olliee," Dec.
Hi, LSitO, !flOo, 07!.
Total amount of unsatisfied
mor gates on real procrty in Linn
county ,as shown by the records in
the Recorder's jllice, Dec. Iti, 1800,
$1,081,071.
Total value of real esta'e.as per
assessment for 181K), J0,5ti4,0-.'o.
Mr. Payne has also prepared a
list of persons, to whom county
wai rants have I teen issu d and not
yet called for, together with the
amounts of the. same, which will
be published in these columns.
1AQUINA CITI? ITEMS
The Yaquiiia public school has
just closed the first teini of three
months this ear. An average
a tendence of thi.ty-five pupils was
maintained during the term. A
private or select sclio 1 '-as been
taken up to continue through tl.e
winter. Want of funds is the
cause of the discontiuancd of the
public chool until the t-pring term.
The weather here continues
line, with the exception i an
occasional short rain.
The winds so common to the
coast country, seem to have bid
farewell, for a time at least, to
this p ace, and the biv remain
smooth and placid except when
plowed by passing steamers.
It will probably need a genuine
hanowing ere spring with an
occasional clod flashing, and
freipient fertilizing, to produce any
kind ot a crop, even of wild oatn.
I
A Traui Law Needed
The ii ant County News says
that a stringent tramp law has
been passed in Iowa. It declare
that any male person sixteen ears
of age or over, who is physical!)
able to work, who is wandering
about begging or idle, and who
connot show reasonable efforts to
secure employment, shall be
deemed a tramp, sent to jail, and
put to hard work. Oregon has no
such law, but should have one.
There is no excuse for tramps here
The Keaon Why.
Why is it that Klein Bros, can
afford to sell bootB and shoes so
reasonable? Because they are
both practical shoe makeis and
make their expenses bv work
ing on the shoe bench, and any
boot o shoe you buy of them, no
matter what kind it is, man,
woman or childs. that rip, run
over or the sole rips loose, they
repair them for you free of charge,
and as they do all the work them
selves, they don't charge you 25 to
tVi cents a pair extra for a w arr.i.it
to pay some shoemaker to repair
tbein for you. 'I hey also make a
specialty of repairing rubber hoo's.
The holding of the World's Fair in
a city scaicily fifty year old will
be a remarkable event, but
whether it will really benelit the
n-ition as much as the discovery of
the Kestorative Nervine by Dr.
Franklyn Miles' is doubtful." This
is just whai the Ameiican people
need to cute their excessive ner
vousness, ibspepsia, headache,
di.z.i !.-. - .i-eplcssncss. neuralgia,
nroi; debility, dullness, c tufti-
ol mind, etc. It actr like s
.i.irm. Trial bottle and fine book
on "Nervous and Heart Diseases."
with unciial testimonials free at
SUnard & Cusick. Ii contains no
opium, morphine or dangerous
dru&s.
Christmas "'iim
Fine French Candies.
Tlain Mixed, Fancy Mixed,
French Mixed. Assort'! Sticks,
Fine Assortment of Fresh Nuts.
Fat Turkeys,
Citron, I.cmon and Orange I'eel,
Imported Spsghetti,
Fat Chickens,
Seedless Raisins, .ante Currants,
Layer Raisins Mince Meat
Fresh Eastern Oysters.
Atmore's Mince Meat, Olives,
I'eisian Dates, Smyrna Figs,
Chow Cho v, Catsups Horse radish
Fat Ducks.
Celery, Cauliflower, Cranbenies,
Mushrooms. French IVas,
Asparagus, French I'.esiis,
Pop Corn, I'rie iiim
MUELLER & ti.VRRKTr,
The leading Grocers.
Kalldlag aaal Lea a.
Ten ibirn in O-.c wcond arin lor sale,
latiire at the Bank of Oregon,
allallB) ut rarlarrtblp.
Br mutual cuD'ent therert-totore exiMioir
firra ui Zachent Son have ir.it do ititut
artuerahip, Jno. K achea. the junior ineiu
tr raitrii.g. Alt llailitie an.l aaueU will
I i-arrieu hy Jno. Z.. l.tt.
ltt l Ltt. 17, lku.
Jno. B. ZtcMita.
1890
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-Have a M:igniiii
fJaHolidav h-ppers are invite
ninth Mtoi-k of pliisli ifo 'iU. art -1 1 :
show s"ihN. tint hnlnhiv slock i.
pi ices for tbe season of I s; h i -'. I
ttc x ti- j
Holiday Goods.
Santa CEaus Headquarters.
1olidayS:::An!MMi!H oineiit !
FOR THE
Fine shots, from if'2 M to ?t .".0 i r p-iir.
l ine flipiH-rs, all ini.-es, El.'gan: I'lu-ii ;i i l Velvet. in the fav-iri-styles
and shades.
Toe slipteri, plain and beaded.
Oxfons ard Tie lor home :.i:-l mici I wear.
A. Dolge's Felt Simes a .1 Sjipp. :-tl,.. !.,,( inn.,.- jt. t! j,:jr
for comfott, winter eveiiiu-.'s.
Fi"t Silts
nu:
:
HOYS,-; MlSSi:S :
FOR THE GENTLEMEN:
Slippers in l'lu-h and Ve'vi-t. id Go', I, ,vu. t !ive and olbei
Shades, 1 .oil I I With I'.legaiit Colore, I I.eatbel.
(iOAT, KID AND I'ATENT I.EATI I F.R (l-)i:l TILS.
jBFl'or wear, for lit and for looks our fool-wear cutitiot be exceiit .1
in the State.
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