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THE MORNING HEKALDi- SATUflDA V. DECEMBER 27, 1890.
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fVS 9 A I.E.
The Daily iIekm.i will lie on
ale each morning ai H. J. J ones s
book store.wbere it. n be procured 1
at 5 cento per copy.
.OTTINn TOWN
C. W. Ayeru went to Ashland
las' -veiiiif-
Mrs. Minniesbnrn, of Corval
lis, is visiting in tins citv.
O. P. Coshow Jr. returned from
atript'oSaldiu yesteiday.
K. K. Pc nningtnir, Oregon Pa
cific agent at I.y n. 9 n tnl llt?
K.litor Mclona J. of t':e Browns
ville Times was in Hie city yester
day.
F..I M. M 'k ami wife, of Port
land ate visiting relatives in tins
city.
Harry Wnodin is spending lb
holidays wit his mother in tins
... 't'
" " foil Van Cleve. of Toledo, spent
ClirLdtiuad witli lis family in tnis
eitv.
The nickel rize stove ottered by
llopVun Rros., was drawn by
Fritz Hodman.
;eo. Savaue went to Salem on
W. h.esday to spend tli J holidays
v. ! his parents.
llarrv lav. of Portland,
et.eii.ii'g few days
iiikI her in this
.1
THE WOSDEItFOL MRS. ABBOTT, j LETTER FROK PORTLAND.
A Woman Who tos an Ele.tric or ' Another Bre.zy Communication from
XwMtlc Tore, that U MuTrl. ! Metropolis Linn County Pioneers-
The most wonderful exhibition'; sv ).. ;
ever iveu in this citv was that ol I tearing me iaoi
Mrs. An"! J Abbott at the ope-a ; number of Albany's Pnentc
house Th.UB.lav evening. Mie ' eiw were to n U.e
.luK-laimaany spiritualistic ,, j of Jo.' land-o M- me , h
hut i endowed with some power, laces ", '"" ' 7
whether it is elect nc or magnetic, ; more i ; "- ",,
enables her to resist tl,c nmovermm .,,vm - ,
..1 ei,..,.tl. ..t unn strom? ! or me Ilioie s nci-ov .. y
....... ...t. t.;.l-i,.i- .r 1 i.iiHie Ol travel 1
..i.-.i. ;,;..., 1 i.n tie nurricaoe
SEVERELY POISONED
which
combim
men. There
deception about the
A committee oi citiens w ent upon
the stag-' and made a rigid te-t of
her powers. 1 ive men could not
lift her from the floor, nor could
they pull a bill'ard i-ih; from her
handa. he lilted seven men
without seemingly a physical ef
fort. She simply placed her ban Is
n.'ainst the chair, iwinir no
imn c in do n-' .. Her li-ats , age.
111 loose
i:ule
oavs
of a
1 ........ a ranu.
mine r cujhrc,
pul iation cheap and ea-y to the
Abe Ilackleman,
William llalstoa and Senator luw-
and maiiv ol hers 'A nose ex
neriences of early days in Liim
i-ounty would make interesting
..n.l .'ntertainiui' reading for the
virohli- j rising generation of this railroad
la
Win
puzzled the phvaieians and men f j lalkm
M-iem e, as well as the audience, j f toe pi
No one couM explain her powers, : active w
ralking of railroads reminds me
Mivor J. L. Cowan and Familj Taken
Violently 111 from Eating Head Cheeso
The family of Mayor J. I..
Cowan Wfie seriously poisoneu
last night from eating hea I cheese,
or coiise. The wrticle was made by
Mrs. Cowan, and the family bad
been eating of it for several days.
Last niglit alout 9 o'clock Mr.
owai was taken violently ill.
Other niemi ers of the family were
soon afterwards taken in the saint
wav.
Ir. Maton was qui -kly sii!ii
lnoned ami antid.-tes were admin
istered. Mr. and Mrs.Oowiin.Miss
le l'ralber and hva I o'.van were
all violently ill, their son, Win.
Cowan, who bad not eaten any
of the head cheese, being tbe oniy
one not a Heeled.
Thev were all extremely i':l fo?
hours, but ate n -w imich 1
rooif.ftive sesumptioii 01
.... I ...t u ... 1- ..il IAU'lil HUH -.lfl .
The IUhmoii Why.
Why is i' that Klein I'.ros. can
ailoi-d !o sell boots a::d si: s so
reasonable'.' IVjeauw liny art
both practical : bo-! makeia and
make their rxpcnst'S liv work
ing on tiie sluii biMicb. and any
lKjut 1.! sh'-.i-yo i buy ol tlii'io, no
uiatter w hat kirn! it i man,
woman or eliilds. lhat rip, run
over or the sole lipH bjoe. tin y
repair tlnm for vm; fn-e of charge,
and a tin y .! a'l tin- woik them
selves, they iioii'l i -harje you v lo
."0 cent-! a j.:ir extra f v.- a v ai raai
to pay so'ine sl!'cii-:U.i r to M'iair
tin in' for you. 'I hey also mal e a
specialty of ii'pai; uj nd.i er !"' s.
I.iillti ;laul Hint CkuIi'h'
I'.ros. bv;:, iimt"? child
m ii's ( hofc iliHr-rent 1 1 h all
:i.Cieil.i Wid',1'5 !MK 'tH A 1.1.
i iiuoi i. ii. 1 1 y a pair iiothi"K
belter mediiilii i:i price. Mvery ;
pair wji rained. J
S .MI ki. 1!. Vol so.
Clirishiia
Passed
-anh-
IJIIMHtY I II I'I c:
Ml IN I.KO-.
I'iiUiij
i oi A".'-;
N ii ri' ry .
Messrs. Il in;iu A Proane!! are
pivjiaied in their iiiii"-ey to lur
nish ail kii dsnf t- ck. and thoM
I inteinling to plant should cal! uno:i
them.
li-iiniK)
H rr l i il :i fill-in ;
0(1,.
Want a Hue puh
Rut. 1 . 1 1. Li ink I ;:
in from f M !o?i:;-.
;love
ss t han
with
cny.
Krt Johiinoii. of Corval.is, spent
Christinas in Albany.
.fndgrf W. U. Stout and Mr.
Oliver, IniI'ii of Newport, w.-r- in
thir city yesteiday.
The roller skating craze has
finally struck lbatioii. a rink
having been starled th-re.
Tom McNary is imain in the city
and promises to luiniMi goo.1
iim r two liehfe lie leavi .
Sherilf Scotl children.
I.u.. Iie.ii oiifte jock for
tiim. arahwl improving.
Walter Lvon. of the Stayton
ork on tbe Astoria & r-outh
Win. Reid has
' ' i'- :.i ... .iti
force i eyond i oeen .iepo-eo us iiik,:. ...
i.,i,., 1 l. ri.. ir : has ouite as mtic i lo say in
md' t! e combined j matters of business as ever. 1 he
lOppagCOI KOIMMi Hie ,iii'"i
ii!.c is only a patti-d or Unijjor.'.rv
cessa'ion of labor to be resu.ned
s ion again it is said, by those w ho
pretend 6 know.
The daily arrival of people from
t In middle mid what used to be
tne Western Stales shows that
Oieg.m is at t 'acting some atten
tion as a desirable country to live
in, her c.imate is sabibi ions and
health v as our health statistics
most oositiveiv snow.
who
some
some wondernil
o'U'tii-n. She
tuioii one foot
ell'orts ol six men conltl nor pnsu
tier over. Her resistance was not
muscular, but il seemed t be more
like a strong current of elei tricity
or miignectic force, except there ;
was no shuck w '-en her hamo
eaine in contact with those of the
eomniittee.
What she did seems incredible,
:iid no one could believe th it she
eoiild perform such seemingly im
iHissible feats, without having act
iiailv witnessed her perfoiiiian.ee.
It" is not only here but wherever
he goes, that the people are puz
z'ed. S!ie is manied and the
mothei of four children, one ol
whom is dead. Her remarkable
powers do not seem to have been
ir itwuilited ro her ollspriiig to any
great degree, idOioiigli the child
that is dead exhibited something
f the same character. Neither
'neor her husband claim to know
j-ist what tL strange force is.
i hey simply know lhat she posses
es it at all times.
She incertainlv a fortu-e to her
Fine ch es" at K. L. Kenton's.
Aiiilne' the'strangeis who fre-
jiient tne hotels are men from
every quarter of this great Xorth-
t ( oast, Aiasua ana i.iiusn
"P K MOV A
and
heie
luies, was in iiiiscny jrarnuj j husband in tbe show lmsoi-siamt
in I made us a pleasant c ill. j , ( ,ij,t the greatest p izzle, in
I'hrisfuias was a lovely day, reg-. .. ay of a woman, th:-i has ever
nlar Indian siiiiiuier weather, the j .VH.-.
en n lieing out in full splendor. ' Tn eoinniitfee con isted o!
The masquerade ball on New- M iyor J. LiVn.lU K. N.
Year's eve proinises lo be a grand r-inl.t, r . O . . Mast.,,, (). I .
artair. Most of the young folk j I 'Vine, S. . Train. .1. . Cusick,
will take part, and a few of the'iieo l tbamoer am. 1-. M. Ke.l
obier ones.' - j ' "n-
A very pleasant surprise parry
was tendereil Mr. and Mr-. .lay W. j
lilain at their residence Chris' urns ;
.v.i.in, , It was, eiven in hon-o- of ;
'.i a if
tail to Slletz.
! ::e Toledo Hoard
.tturdav evening.
tbe twelith anniversary of their
wedding. .
Mr. H. Jobn of A. John A Co.
S. F., the largest costnmers on the
coast, will here with a full
selection ot costumes lor me uib
qnerade ball on New Years eve
Ive. ."1st.
The W. C T. U., expect to cele
brate the anniversary of the W -man's
Crusade ugainst the saljoo
i.w !ii.i,r..i.r.ate services at their
il'Ti
-ays the .ei i: ;a Post, the com
mittee to whom was referred tbe
(asihihtv of building a railroad
iiom this eilv to Siletz. reiKJited
..!.,,iri. it is miderstooti tbe
i he committee is perfectly satisfied
mat the r iad can lie limit very
cheaplv. overate easy grade; and
i the line is continued no farther
Mian the boundary line of the
r.tservatiou. the immense rm-k and
'iinlier interests Iving idle for want
we?
('o ini'ia. Fishermen cannery
in-ii and miners. Whi'.e Idaho,
Montana, Master n Oregon
:isti!ii toii aee represented
" c- , i
i l,v mining experts in abumian e.
all well provided with very rich
specimens from their respective
ledges and most all for sale at
ridiculously low prices.
The principal topics to be dis
cussed and sl tied in the coining
le.riMlat.ive asseni'iv will no doubt
be the old bones of contention, the
Columbia pilvt hill, the nmit
'aire t.ix law and Pull Run water-
iind if the srovernur has not
eliMi!ed bis deinociatu: opinion
the bills if passed w ill no doubt he
vetoed and thus vaitiaoie nine
will be wasted upon measures vety
necessary to the genera! prospeiity
of HiU vouniraud snowing state.
The weath -r still holds good so
far; veiy little rain has fallen, and
no fieeziiu' of pipes makes the
noor iilumber look sad indeed
While the landlord and the water
works company rejoice in the
elory and saluDriety of Oregon
climate.
several nours, om,ien- mm-ni ...lof ... n ,. ...
i : : ..I., .... r.., t J M.l W t i - ......
lienor, are. .. . t. ! ,H1XCH ,lllt 1 s- !1 for le
oiis resuus wm iouow, h.i.moih:o - , ....
Miss Kva Cowan was in a cri.ical ; cost to close. ":!-
condition until after niidiiiaht.
JuM. what was the cause of ihcj
po soiling substance seems iiu-x-j
phcable, uiiles-t it wTis caused by
the food standing in a tin vessel, or
bv some poison in the vim gar
used.
It will be noticed fr un our dis
patches this morning that a
fa-iily In Eugene were poisoned in
the Fame manner.
THE MILK MAIDS CONVENTIO '.
This naiq.io tu:eitain:in:i.t
wit be given by the ladies
of the M IS. church of Albany
Iec. :50th, lS'.H), at the ojvera
house. Following is the prog
ramme :
Music Milburn Overture Or
hestra. Solo Mrs. C. 0. I.ee.
Music Selection Orchestra.
Select Heading .Miss Moses.
Music Cresent City Waltz-
Orchestra.
After which the laughable larce
entitled "The Milk maids conven
tion" represented by twenty-six
ladies in costumes "will e pre
sented. A popular feature 'of this
will be tl e milk stool drill.
Admission "5 and :o cents, 'tick
ets for reserved seats on sale at
Will & Link's.
OR A NICE RUfl ti
. Hiink's.
ins,
i
Ii
M
io mi;
FiimitiirD to
l : Tkv;
t TtilS WKW Jv!
1 1 '' '"ti'I:ij V l'l l- at K'lHom l .
i j 1 '.m-i-!iil loil.-t ease, p'":.-!i ami 111
' l-'atli -i ;,i'H-. !-:xo; ; m-I'ihii J s-larnls. III
I R I I '! v i I ! !!:! piri'.ie is iiivilel lo ri'l IjJ j 1
I ' J V t i ;.1immI'i; in i Innvin nuroi.li II I
iir not,
'if ANARD GUSIGK
F! Rr
add
Arc now removing their entire sSh-1: nf fMi niniie
.1..,, ;,i tl.iiw..v I'.-itt imiti-A In 'i. I. I hev liav
: i: i ,..,a i,.iUurim in lied-Voi ill ;Mel i.l ! lor set S ltl
il ijiil ". ii ... . . . ... . ... -
of fine furniture, and w ill h ue on; f t h
ments in t.ie city. 1 heir puces win !.
line of carpets bought before the r:ae
gijrCall and see them in their in w s
into th -ir elegant j
I a ii'iiu
V
I
d Hf.
:; '. I
furnitni-i
r ;!
;:ll kinds
ostabli-b-
A line
':r'ors
STKKiiT. Near irever., Hon e. Al.V.ANV )K-
!
j
Chrintmar) at l.ynlih.
At an early hour Wednesday
evening crowd's began assembling
at this city and by dusk I he street
tia-i
! c
.. -.i i
were auve wiiu peopie who
.ii o to see ami receive me i
hall on Friday evening January Ud,
Further notice will be
V iven.
Ttie Woman's Missionary Simjic- I
ty of th First Pre-hytenan church
villi meet with Mrs. M. A. iarret
son t'i i- (.Saturday) afternoon at
t'.ree o'cloi-k Subjects for dis
cussion 'Syria' and ' The Spiritual
Condition of Onr Own Country."
A full attendance is requested.
Remember the grand masquer
ade ball New Year's eve, at tbe
orrra house. Masks will not lie
removed until iiiidnisrht. Calcium
lielits. mooiilorht dance and other !
ni'W attractions will be introduced.
Spectators reserved seaH at Will
A I ink's music store.
Mrs.tiillrert is prepareil to do
dressmaking of all kinds. She lias
employed a first class dressmaker
fi..iii Sacramento, and will guaran
tee satisfaction on all kinds of
work. Children' garments a
epecialtv. Ixieation, First street
over the tiolden Rule I'.a.aar.
A stranger named Parten was
fceicd with ft lit on the street
Thursday evening He was taken
;ill-
..f cheap and rapbl transporta ion hifiil gifts ot Santa t aus. At.
will amply reward those invest ng o'clock the opera house was
'.'. ....:.. i. r..i,l !..rrul..d with anxious ,'hildren
l iieconiiniltee will make a full j and older spectators and w hat a
and comnlete reiKirt soon. happy surprise when the cu. tarns
J were thrown back and exposed to
Kiection r onicem. j V:(;W t,AO verdant t'liristiiia-i trees,
. t. I.., ...u.imuiifi Wv.il- ! one resoieildent with a gorgeous
display oi
and every
r. Hollies on a Safe KhhIn.
Concerning the financial situa
tion the Times-Mountainer of The
HalleS thinks that the stringency
in the money market w ill not
seriously affect Oregon; because
we have never been cursed by
"tvooins" or fictitious values in
real estate. Our people have not
isone wild in speculations, and
business has always been transact
ed on a safe busis. It would have
been better for the growth and
development of the skate, if the
iM-opli had not moved so carefully
and cantiojsly, for there is not a
better field for investment in the
Northwest. With our timber,
minerals aim agricultural ii'i"
there could have been I'.ouble the
capital s -ent there has been, and
yet 1 1 lic.l'uioiis or disastrous in
tuition o"' business. For years we
hive been creeping along slow ly in
matters pertaining to business
industries when we have possessed
Hultlcient. natural streiuith t iier
the race for supn macv with the
muscular, active and vigilant.
1JOOT AMiSllOl
S
. V
11 J
1I.UC
a Magnit'c. nt Iispl-iy 'f "
(
iloiiaay:-:-:-:
lit Cranve Heeember U th, the fol
low ing otlicers were elected for the
ensuing year: M., l'rof. II. T.
French ; O., . I. 1. Johnson; ...
iW.J.11. lx tcl:er:S..S. L.Shedd;
canities, toys, galore
branch of the otiier
hanging pendant w ith cards, hand
kerchiefs, fine albums, chronome-
and otlier valuable guts.
ol .Vuita
I ters.
w ii.- v.i..i, itv- r...i i I icn ire i i-
nmii.in:T., Win. Crees; Sec, J Clans, II. W. Parker delivered an
i-iof.K. I.. Washburn ;;.K.,Ci:as. appropriate address which was
,!...: vv., I'mu f 1 f..t!nu-ed hv hterarv exercises, re-
M:s. iteo'. Taylor ; F., Mrs. . t.. liexting credit on
hedd ; I,. A. S., Mrs. I. F. Wil-j proved a source ol
. . n;i.. -.... wldeli i.l'.. e we ! to the audience.
ated for own benelit. M. .- .Mice I Clans had consumed an hour ami
the actors and
entertainment
After Santa
I loruitig.
Itet-lareil lnsiini
Mrs. KImira Wooley.o. a-ion j
was brought to this city yc-si.-i lay ;
und examined as to her runily. j
tie was declared insane and was j
l iken to tbe asylum at SaVm for j
treatment. The examining physi- j
cian were Drs. W, II. Pavis and;
l 11. K Us. The unlortunate
to I be engine house an. gi ven at- ft Inother , jr -
teniion, ami s'loseq ueiiu .c- i , i,,Hane tw ice be- ,. iuiui ,.ver that of 1S.i. and the
a hail uswio'Hiiig snii uu cm
home loaded with presents and
pleased with tbe evening's enter
tainment. Stay ton iimes.
The Assenxnieiit KoIIk,
With one exception that of Mult
nunab county the asse.-S'iient
rolls of the counties of the state
b ive been returned to the secre
tary of state. Of ol counties, 1(5
an increase in tne assessment
Tne Orrg'inhoi Knilway.
The Oie.mian lines will
turned over to the Southern
cil'ic co.npanv to operat
I
Pa
on the 1st
of January. The ti ivelin amli
tor, W. It". Mahor.ey, is now going
over the line to instruct the agents
of the old company in the S. t'.'s
new svsiein oi account-'. The pa
pers have not been ti'ed, bur, will
b in fie necr future. They in
elude a bil'o- -ale fro n the Ore
gonidii 1:" the Oregon "i Cali
forive i a lease from the Oii'iron
i .::iiornia to tiie Southern
i o .tic. The ship Tillie K. Star
Inick has brought (IS'l tons of the
Iluntington rails to Portland from
New York. Thiswiiii the excep
tion of oiHI tons now en route in
the American ship Reaper, com
pletes the Huntington contract,,
so far as is known. '
FOR THE LADIES':
Fii;e shotc, from $2 no lo sC :,0 pi r pair. .
Hue slippers, all pii.es, F.lcgani 1'tuni ai d elvet.in tbe lavont.
es and shades.
Toe slinnero. ilin and beaded.
, t....'u o,..l Ties for bf-ii.e mid f-treet wear.
. Holee's Felt Sin.! s a d Sllpp; : s the l est niailc jilft ti e
for comfort, winter evenings.
I sty
i
th;
:Fl".C
l.UUVd
anil Slippers
-FOU
I Miiflicientlv to be taken
his room at tin Russ House. His i
Iiouie is in Providence, Rhode
Island, ami" he is not without:
means. I
The Albany W. C. .. U., at its j
last no eting'took action to send a j
pro'es' to the Columbian Coinmis- i
s.on agiinst keejiing tbe exp-wi-j
Hon open on th Slihatb,aml also
to request similar action on the
part ot each of the churches of the
ity. and the Y. M. C. A. Tliis is
to an earnest and I
ti n ly appeal sent out by the Rev.
Wilbur F. Crafts, a well-known
Christian worker.
Regular service's at the Kvangel
ieul church mi Sunday. Morn
iu service at II a. m , snbje t of
morning sermon. The I hri.itian j
Sabbath, change from the Tth to j
tbe fust dav of the week, being the j
Bec ind serm m o this subject, j
The evening sermon on Temper-1
ance. Sabbath school al lo a. m. j
A coidial invitation is oxtended to j
alt t le present. 1'hnr. h e irner i
4th ami l.von streets. j
lr. Julius (iradwobl, proprietor ,
of the liolden Rule Razaar store,!
inloriiis US that he invites the)
eelieral P'lbbe who desire t pur
ebase any holiday
hnirv ni. as
remaining fifteen returned decreas
ed amounts, l.-tima'iiig .viiilino
inali at if40,(WHl,i,0i), tbe t -tat taxa
ble pivpertv for the state is
$114,08-7-00. as agai.i't ? 10! ..V.l.:.
:ll last vear. It estimated that
the levy for stale piirpcscs w ill bo
4'... mills. Last year it was 5 2:5-L'5
nulls.
M. K
lore nni.er similar circumstances,
tier husband, who is pernaps the
worst wretch outside the bais, has
.t.-serted her and is some place in
Vashiniiion state.
Mr. irant I.ectiiten
Mr. Miles tirant, of I'oston. wlio
delivering a course of lectuies at
toe W. C. T. I'. lull, gave a very
i .teresting lecture last night on
I be prophetic symlwis of Rev. 1-,
i;aini ITc'nap'ers, showing in
i hisively that the ,.rophe. y fitted
i.ie mould of history and ttiat his
torv was of Koine. The subject
will le continued to night, and is
of importance to every one, both
religoiisly and p .lili. ally. Mr.
i trait has studieil prophecy lor j i;,,,,,,.,, b:;s the repiitnt on ol
i.itnv vears; aim naviut; spent. ; ,.,
liiree winters in Home n knows
'linri'li UeilicHtlwii.
Methodist chu'C.h,
Tne new
th;s 'tv will ls ile.!:c'e'l -'r.
IS Ii. '!'.'. J. W. I.l.SI: '!. Ii
I'ot l'o !lan I. wilt pic t-. h
1 .l.' .-.iii.i v- Merniull at li A. M.
j Uev. C t'. Strat'oa. chancellor
. the Wiiiamette L'niversity of
i leiu w ill pieiurh at 7 e. m.
of
l. 4.
!,
; iii
aii. I
HOYS,
MISSUS-! -! AM)
CHILI) KEN
oi!
Iiiimi lanl to llntisekeeiirrri.
It gives Ju'i.iS ('ira.hvobl great
satisfaction in selling bis fine
Golden Rule te.is and baking
powder, with elegant prizes or
without them, that his customers
w ho have purchased invalublj re
turn and say they afe well pleased.,
that the tea is No.jl. an I the Ink
ing powder is as good as the best.
All his teas and baking powder
bear;' the name of Julius (irad
wold's tioldni Rule Itazaar, and
are expessly put up for his busi
ness, and he still continues to give
witli each pound of tea or baking
p rwder an elegant piece of glass
w are.
a-:
1 1, i
! Rest
IJushong I :;s the repiitnt on ot oe-1 ol..iUli(. aIi k.mon ,,1, Zlntt.
inn a vry able p. cache- j enrrants, il ites and fus, and many
p i-ea. lies somewhat on t:.e la.-j 0,.u.r .f(X)( things at Kenton's "
,:,d-e style. lr. Strattou is one ,.. s,( ,r(),.t.,y .llr the P. O. I
ot tin- finest oralors on this core t. , 1
quality of rhisins, citron,
.ihat be is talking a! out.
It in Helileil.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN:
Holiday Ooodsy
Santa Glaus Headquarters.
i.,imi.T4 itiviii .1 l :ri 1 l.m'i thr vz' mam
show goods. Oiirhobil iy stin k i inarkid down to astoois'.iingly
prices for the seas n of l.V.'tl i't
80 Si,nii
s 1891
Slipiiersin I'hisJ, and Velvet. Old lio'.l. l'.ruwii,
11 . .i i l . ... it.. I. .,,..! IjiMlbel.
( dive and ot'.ci
w i ... .i..r. !.... I n il i i :l,-i':int t ololeo lii'ainei.
..llili.vn, iiv..".. ...... -..-o
COAT, KID ANI PATF.NT-I.KATI1F.R OXFOKIHII S.
p&rVor .vear, for lit and for looks our foot-wear connot be exc
in the State.
lied
F
or
le
ik Week
It is not tru. that the Oregon;
Pacific right ot way and improve-J
neiits at Maliuicr canyon have '.
1 vn tsansferred !o the tireat
Norttiem. as stated by the dis
,..t. l,. u snvsthe l'rinei!lc News. !
kbe Oreoii Pacific ha- sold none
and
Ail ai . or.ba'ly invil.-i lo cone
and i.cart!i . i vci ao.c pie ::. -.
The best make ol gold pens
i-'iich's, n -educed price.
I.efi
K. W.
Mr.
ii.tnv Mai hie
nr Ki.selHIIK.
Acbi-on, of
it rights or' franchise
presents to . he people of Crook county may
his goods are toing j eonlidi nt y. expect the i-oiopletiou
. i x . . v .... id i.it . . i it. ..t ti. ii to. i tie . i i lie i :i-
vt.rv iasr, aim -' . - in ; ;.
-.i-e at band lo in ike new orders, j , mountains beloie another
ii' 't ; 1 1 1 1 .is i.lentv of Iteaiilifnl ! vear rolls around. i
gaSK'S
lib
i. ; i .v .r..o.t.H. imi ii.' ranifi
!... i..io thev will last, and some
items aie already sold out.
A school girl of Eugene covered
herself with confusion a few days
... according to tbe Kcister It
savs: A young lady attending
the I ieary school got into an em
biirxsoag Hsitioii one day last
week. Stie slippfl out ami went up
in thegarret. While walking about
fdie misseJ her footing and pushed
through the p.aBter and
h.ing'heni doan iu the school room ', medical e
. , express,
the A1-;
t . : . . o i. .
imi itraiire oit!-,.
I went to K-iM-iiiiu yesieui.iy, ac
companied bv Mr. Win. Snow,
, where they will open a maible
i siii-o to be managed by the latter
. , gentleman, lhislirui is iloing a
tlmving busines heie ami aie
executing some tine work. Theii
. ilrtb'isbioeiit ill RosebtligTlugbt
Latest ftyles in
"ckties at Searls'.
gentlemen'
I to do well, as their work is strictly
Choice designs in handkerchiefs
at Seal Is'.
Mince meat at F. 1.. Kenton's
liold spectacles at French's.
Silk inulUers at Searls.
" " . ... i ibsi-elass and thev can be relied -
At a regular iiiaeling oi Honor . liar,it;(lliir
o. i). ., ai i.eo-.
.11 AIIK1KII.
i.nle. -o. A
anon, th following olhceis were j
e'e.'ted for the ensuii: year: M.j
ii' i. i l ,,.,i.i ii-L- 1'. M. W..1
. "i " iilv.....i..r- f..reni!iii. K. T. I licenses
f tst .in a.iiiu- i T l
Miller: overncer. It. . Kay; re
I.U eimes GrMiiteit.
On Christmas day the fol lowing
CKN'TKV-MCnT.E At the resiJ-i.cf
itf the lir'uli-' f.itl.ei near LcIkiiioii
on Dee. Mr. .1. S. (ienti v :uid
.-. T t J i
SAMUEL i VOUlNU.
. -
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Iti . m RSS A B m ETtk iT ft Z ! H fi
hum mum.m.
11 . I ,l Sl.tfi luiinant, 7Ji
i ii 1 1 ii 1 1 it ii i ill ii nil iiui'ii ti ri v i
VI tM I UWIU
i r34&
It Ki.VKS, TOltAl'COANOCIIOl'U: t'llljlTS
I
A Fine Line of
"Vi OfF
Diamonds,
(ioltl iiiiil alver
feJEWELBI
ilvi!Vi:.u; tic.
l:?Kv
v0 -
' ' am. nnja WAtrN .
to wed were
Countv. Clerk Payne:
i..,,.M .tint KitnceH
issued by
II. li
R. Snod
Mis Edna J. Settle;
Ilroy til'i -iiUiiiL'.
Uev. I.'. A. Mr
OF ALL KINUS
I2T LASGE OFv S22.LL QXJA2TTITI S3,
: : AM..YNY, Ol?
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I j lilai-F u-tlin han I witli Hie name
..rler .1 r iv. I. i m t. i i i . i . , . ... i i Attin. mi. -.-.7.... . - - i
or.ier. j. r. rt , i .,,,, . 'i,.,rIPH A. Warner and ..... i .n.i.i -.... i trtv tht f..tin.i t .
. . ... ... i r.. t it' f' I liinie 1) Yoilllli : A.S.M.Uoiiald w.ll ulee lvc t Mar.lor S U.urat 1. I N K
guide, tt. . tv anon . i ' ' i I 1 .11 i t.ni n.l- Cbas F i " " " 7
ti. Ca-r; O. W., W. II. Reed ; ! ad Well A. SUna . . C;.as t. AS ,lo h-Mis-k
. it' l l . ll .1 vti'uiii; m ill I iiiiiiiT ll.o tit ir- i mm in r i uii i i ii mil t iiii .iphiiu w i m m m wm w
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