Morning daily herald., December 28, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

THE MORNING HEKALD: SUNDAV; ftEOEMKEIJ 548, 1890.
H!
iUorninj) gaily Jtcrultl
OX 9 I.E.
Tla Daily Hekald will le on
ale each morning al II. J. Junes'
book store, where it n be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
JOTTINGS AKOi r TOWN.
Tauter Ilulia of Fii;ciie, is visit
ing hid son S. A. lliilin, of this
uty.
Kichard Neil. f lortlanl, in
-pending the holidays with friends
iu thin city.
Minn Lizzie Yaiighan, of Oohnrg,
it visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Klein,
of this city.
lion. J.. V. WutN. of Yamhill
comity, has been in the rity dur
. ing the week.
The I .a. lie. Aul Society will meet
at the residence of Dr. ti. W.
Crawford Tuesday afternoon.
The ma'tpierade ball on New
Year's eve promises to Ih a grand
affair Most of the young folks
will take part, and a few of the
older ones.
The Albany Kiirnituie Co. are
-jemoviiig tlieir slock of furniture
iutolheir elegant t-uarters in the
new UaIiimor brick. Their ail v.
A i. I he found in this issue.
U". II. John .f A. John A Co.
S. I ., the largeM. i-nsliiiuers on the
coast, will l here witii a full
selection of costumes for the mas
ipieiade hall on New Years eve
Dec. :;i.t.
Maurire Seeders went up to
Halsey yestenlav lo adjust the
I. 'm.h from the burning of Oliver
lluvtrU's ntore, it being insured in
the Farmers tV -Merchants' Co., oi
which he in an eimiloye.
The attempted movement to in
duce the closing of the I' idled
Siute mails to the s-nditig of
j ackai-es, evidently in the inter
ests of the express compan . can
not win, for the freer II nails
are for sui-h puipost-;- the l ... r it
Mil pit-use the peop!-.
iJrore Humphrey, as refeiee oi
lh estate of Willis tiaines, de
ceased, sold yes'crday at public
Bale the real property of thecstate.
A tint I of :I3 acres wa sold to J.
II. I'eery for 4'H; a block in Scio
to Peter Smith for "J.r!)..'l ; two
lut in Sodaville to John Mct'art
ii y lor $400.
HouC J.Shedd, who in probably
the younger-1 inemher of the
Oregon legislature ai in the city
yesterday. He is a wide awake
vouii( business man and will
faithfully represent hi.i conslit
units in the house.
Mr. ti. ('. M..nis, train dis
patcher of tin Oregon ian rid way,
i ompniiietl hy hist wile and
iiio. Lcr, returned to I hi city yes
terday from an e&tendcd trip
through the F.uslerii st ttcs. Mr.
Morris will resume his duties on
the load in a few days.
Kemeinlter the grand masquer
ade hall New Year's eve, at the
0era house. Masks will not he
removed until midnight. (talcium
light!!, in. ton light dance and other
new attrac-ions ill he intro lured,
spectators' reserved scat! at Will
V Link'- music a'ore.
Mrs. I idberl is pleparctl to do
bersmak'ity of all kinds. She has
einploved a first clasH drcss'iiaker
from Sacramento, and will guaran
tee, satisfaction on all kind.- oi
worlt. Children's garment a
siwriulty. Ijoratioii, First, street
over the t 'olden Rule l'.ata-'.
Services at the (V,iigreialioiial
ihnrcu to-day will b.- as follows:
At II a. m. a Christmas sermon
an I other appropriate Chris'iuas
ex.-rcises. At 7 l M. a Christ
inas anniversary with extra musi ,
readings and short addresses.
Sunday School 12:1 " p. m. To-day
occurs election of officers and
teachers for ensuing year. All
will find a genuine welcome to
these services.
Regular services at the KvaiiL-e 1
ical church on Sun. lay. Moru-ui-j
servic.; at II .. m., snlje.-t of
morning sermon. The Christian
Sal.bath, change from the 7th to
the liift day of the week.heing the
seem. I sermon on this suhject.
The evening seimon on Temper
uiice. Sahhalh school at II) . m.
A onli il invitation is extended to
all t lr preset. t. Church corner
4: hand I. von streets.
Mr. Julius (iradwoht, proprietor
of the iol.lcii Uule Caaar store,
informs 114 that he invites the
euerj:! puhhe who ilcsire t pur-
chax any holiday presents to
hurry up, aa his goods are going
Very fast, and N'e Year's is tM
ct.we at hand to m ike new orders,
lie still has plenty of Im.-:i lit 1 fit t
h-i'i.hty giNi.l.x, hul hr cannot ltd!
Iioa long they will last, and s. me
i'ems aie already sot-ioiit.
Mr. tirant's leclur' last iih in
the W. C. T. C. hall, 0.1 :he 'Kal!
of Slahylon' K v., lHlh chapt.-r.
ws listened to with interest !.y a
well tilled hou.'e. Mr (iiantwill
vpcikk tieday on suhject oi great
imooit in -e, at 1 1 a. in., ' i. in.,
Hi'. I 7 ::;o p. m., in ' e courthouse.
Ah- a hit le scliotl at .he t-amc
iil-ii-e IroniCclU to 7 i. iu. Mou.la
iii- ht the Uctures will le re.-t.me.l
iu the V. C.T. I'. I.hII. M-hj..,.-.!
lu, Monday ni.'ht, Lie .do ham - j
dum lei' Dan., llih and IlMi!
cbtpt is. I. ring
votir bii'lei ami ;
Come r illv.
I. O. . t:n'lilHlellt. 1
l,'..liv evening the folio ing;
i.rto-rr. Kfif e!c. t. d hy Ihviauai
F.1.1 uuipmeiit, -N.. 5. I. . . F.,
tt 'erve the en-uing term : V". I.
ti Irtt.t:. P.; 1. V- 'ack-ml ., II.
.: ii. W. Wri.tl, S. W. I". ('.
Aj.de.s.n, J. W.; C. W. Sea.s,
St 1 ii.e; K. A. i'arker, Treas. ;
Trustees. . F. Hail, It. I'. Hed
li. k ami T. J. Stiles.
llanrt Shot rr
I'limv Morgan, a negro boy aged
15, hose parent rej"f it at Shedd,,
ttbot Ins If It ttiinti r-n r noay
.. -i... .oni while out hiintine. The
i l,srL-. carrietl awav ihe ihiinib i
KneeiS. a licit were am-
puUtfcd by lr. liall'of that place,
THE CITI CHARTER AMENDMENT.!
S iind r.iucly Saggsitioni :,a tie Qaestiou
hy au AlljDy T.a Payer-
T. line Kin.. i. tiik IIkhai.u:
It ai withsatislaeiioii I hat .'ir
coriespoiident read your ar'icie in
a recent issue concerning the pro
posed amendments o! tii. city
charter. Tins is au important siiii- 1 mi. I all th content'. A family
jeet and ought to lie undeioiod by j ha.l heeii living in the building,
the citizens. Ilesi.les he propor i- l.ii' were ab-ent and their house
tioii to amen I the char.T S'j ad to ; hold cHrcls weie hiirmd.
empower ttie city to issue its noiuss
toro.tiOO tor a system 01 impiove
mefits, tin re is tin qui s: ion of
rtreet iinprovt-nieiits ti I con
silcird. As ilie c'tiartcr low
stands the council is p iwerless. as
t eantiot torce property owners
cither to repair siJcwalks or 1111-
prove fclreets. this, as is well
know n, is due to the fact that th
barter low does not reijuiie legal
otice to he served upon pionerly
owners in ordering suclT work,
which lei.ves the work of these
iinpr vements optional irh sue
i.rojiei ty ow iu i s.
tour suggestion for c thing a
i.i.Llic meeting is timely, ai.d s:u h
a meeting should he called nt once
ami the questions dist'iiss-jd h t!;e
c.tizei.s. '1 lie people aiidutth
i ouncil, shi.-nM say how the chu
tr shoiihl he amende !. l'his in.iy
.ee-n a hroad a-selti-jii, but when
:t ! eoiisiilered that amending
i he eliarter is simply eiiiaigii'g t tie
lowers of the city council, it wii
:iiear a v rrect asMimpt ion , for t he
-ouncil ought not ccrMinlv to
dietate exclu-ively hov and in
w hat direction their po .vers slioiiid
-.j enlarg.?d. The eharter oi.ght
t lie amended without any
I. hinders thi time, and the people
s-iiould have a voice a', least .ii;
outlining such amendments. The
people have votea in favor of isstie-?7-.tKH)
iiomls and the council has
thme a good work in thisdircctiou
All that is row nee led is for har
monious action to set" u re the ends
sought, a:-d this can he best .1 uie
i y catling a p.iMie inceliu,' to ilis-
i- and mature plans and '.mh-:-nue
the uielert.ikirnr ;:!r-ady
eoinmenccd. A c-milir t from
t .e city four cil and a c imittee
1 1 citizens to prepare th i would
eein to he tle.-irs hie. Tics could
til be ilcte'minid at 1 public
loeelitig, which should oe culled
w ' n 'ilt del iv.
( I'Wi.K.
;:.uiv Dec. 'T, is: hi.
lie.l A1110111; Slrutij
I he I : t k r Citv I'.lade
. .- Ad.;;;. - iiid ill
M 1 Vi
thh
that
citv
!i v to ii- r m an epileptic
Il-.ri ! -n theea: t-b'iunil
l-ain Sa .i ':: evening, lie had
- - en act im; 1 vely in the train
and the conductor had teleixr. plied
0, Shei ill' Comic lo meet the t:ain
a 'itl take Attains in charg -. The
- 1 -rill" v. as at the depot when the
1. tin pulled in, ami '00k him in
c large. lt"a at once . 11 that
le- was siin'ering fr:.m insanity.
.:'id after having been examined
e wtis placed in a tell. Karly
mi in lay morning the poor fellow
i !. It was ascertained (torn
! iters on his person t It: t. his Love
t as in Spriitgiicid, II!. ("orotier
I'.ttleison notitic
'is tleath, woo
oip t'.e remain'
w as done.
.1 ins rt
1 1 V.1
hint
directed !
lo thelll.
lo
w hi
!.- I'rt.ken.
The Oakland Observer says:
Ir. Joint Sulherliii. who lives at
i'aii ( 'i-.s. about ;-: miles lotth-
isi t.i lit i --. s'l l.iir.ed ti st : ' 'is
i-.tl p.iirful iejiirv jesfer-.Iay ..: r
tiooli w bile culling dow II a t;.-e.
t'-r making the U-i i.lo.v -. 1111 j
' ite ! e he jusnp -d :sitle 11 an en- j
t.-Avor ro avoni in lahii.g ii. t:.
'ut alter sfr.king the .0 1 'i 1 he
tree lei.oun.Ied'uiid strut Io n on
1 ne lett h g, breaking th o 1 1 i -1
het ween the ankle ami k.. 1'r.
hrailiey was immcdia't ;y s:.-i!-
i.toltt .1 iii.it t'.rt sse-J the
he ly.rv.
A II It R IVell.
The fi.ni'ly of .1. h. ( t.-wan, .ho
Mere poh-ned Fiiday nig'it are all
I't-tt- r, and it is hoped n- ser'to is
eS'litS will follow, illtl.o.U'o .-.-vet-
id ineiiihers of th.-1 imiiy are slid
o'l'.te id. It is believed that the
p-iioliili- Wiis cail-ed iroui the
tinegiir used upon the head cheese
w hich thev tiad eaten. I:, w is a
1 ig of add vinegaraiid it In ;t, ted
..pun the lining o! Ihe j.ig :nd
I .fined an arsenic poison which
v. is secretetl fr jin the mater i ;1 of
1 'ie ve '-!.
Koine I'uatl Wtirk Neetlrtl.
Hon. '. A. Iivine st -rt. l ca-i.-r
lay for the forks of the Sanliam
in a one-horse huirgy. When
. :t'.s.-iu a small biiile m ar the
tnleloli wagon l-iid.'c, his h- ise
; 1; through the rotten pl.inKtng o!
I ie small .-ti uct:ire ami br-.ke the
i n 1 y so that he w as compelled to
t pi the ollVr of a liy-passrr t.
.; t bout", lie verv natuiaily
t links that better aeiio i on tl.e
P nt
f ti.
roail supervisors is
improve the toutity
i,iftle.l to
toads.
A llri.i;e A r..at h "'all
Tti'-stiay aitenioon tin
shott I
lauol -I'.iieet e'l -ti i.-e; t ! eat
, , ,j. n,ir)i, , , o:,er- 1 :.n." .
,.-, i,.;., ;iMM.. tti,r. ,
; , it,ait .,-,. .j,. v ; :,
.,.-.. ,livr ,,, Kiigene bv Ai.x.ilitt
ro.icl
i'av'.-. Tin v fell ah.. ut Pi t, et.j
.i huie's weie I r ki-11 althoii-di!
-r-ver.il KiT'- -biniH-tl. Vori.meii
tie immedi.i lei.-. eiepl.'Xed to!
re.l:u e the appioa, It, :.i;.i it was'
atly for li.ivt-1 Friday moiiong. ',
01.11. 1.
lliillrt.il. I t'imii.ii"i.nei 'h 'fui-t.
; ieo. W. Wii'eoner, t-f C.- va'.lis, '
. !.-ik of the Oreaoii raiiromi eteti- i
loission, is in the city. il- stattsj
that, th" a'-iiii;il report of t he U.ar j
hichwil! l-e picseu.cd lo t it j
1 j:i liicreoi .'anuaty. is m-a le.
al! in the I aie'.s of the pi inter, ai. I
x, i;
l soon be made public.
est iiiianiv i rai
ns. ci iron,
el, tnte
, and m.iuv
Keillor. V
rauee ami hiiioii p
curr
its, il tiers
lid (i-sr
t it.er h-ko 10. 11 a
cash groc ry store near the l V.
FIRE AT IUL3EY.
The ?t.oie ofO. Huweli'j CooaaiucJ:
All lie Cculiuti-
News has reached this city of
the hr.rning of toe gt-neia! in-i-chandi
e slre i.f I . liowells at
llal-evatan cailv hour Satiirday
niormnu, cousuiii'iig the iiuil.linsr
1 he lire is supposed to
nave
t 'en
t'.e
work ol
iticeiuliarie-s.
! he
is al'oul
!XK). The
hiililing was owin'il l.y .(. W.
W'iglc anil was not insure 1. Tlio
stock of gooiis w as insured in the
Farmers .t Merchants Insurance
1 'o , of this city for $Sti').
Smut adjourning lnuldings. it is
sa'd. na r.jwly escupetl being
bin in d.
A DliCffSSlON PR-IPOSED.
Uectlfui-.u WbiCac A j-''-" ('n
Si Is ft t.e Great Qt stoL.
E'i!ier
Mr. M.!.-s (Irani, of l...-!'..n.
lias l-evn lecl tiring i-: tlii.-- city dnr
ng the week, wa;:t- to iliseus any
ii ie of tiifse ,-evtrai propositions
Mill K-v. !. I'. Iiivcr, viz:
lle.-o'vetl. That th;- i'.i'ih
a:t!
seciiee teisc tu.it
is iiuiiioit t! a": i "'
lentil and t
hew ilve.l. ii.a
Set. .lie., leee'i ' i. :t
'he .-oi'jl of man
iic-cioi;s bet ween
irrec'io1!.
lie- r-ib:. a nt 1 j
man i- w !t.-!!v
niort.'l an i is luconstvoiis oetwceu
death and tlie n suneciloii.
Kesolve I. That the l.ihlf teaches
tli.i; the wicked will in tlemai'v
t.iiu.el.tei.
lies :ve.!. Th it the I'.ihle tracing
that ihe u , ked lie uticrlx de
stroyed a:nl ce:;.-e to ex:st as con-
cioas beings.
The .lit- nssioll i" to he h ;-:ed oil
eit i, ii o: the ipu-slioiis. is to begin
within ten days, and to t.ecupy
t wo hours iii each oi !ie const cu
live days, i-.tcit - . .i I: -r to speak
tAeriP. ininuli-s ai. a time.
1 .
it is no
t;!.
!v ti.at Mr. ! 'riv.-i
v. id ae-ept the DoMon g'-nt It tii in':
oiler.
EOBBili) B5f AN KM?I
.'JYE.
I.
jale S-or uf All u
pi
I'oKI I. M, I ee. The thoh-
sile house of All ri V la i-.o:i
Front an 1 1' s'reets, was hu.lari
oily entered last Sat.nrd iv night
.-.nit si".'! HI worth of goo-ts and
s-jine money --tohi:! by the thieves.
This fait was kept a profound
.ret from t in-press uif i! two or
ti.ree days aj.. Ml oi!icei-: .,t the
istliee station kept tpiiet upn the
-uhj ct and ileeiinel furnishing
any inform;-. lion. ! eu.Mr. Lewis
ietiained from spcaki-;g upon toe
.-ii'ijet t.
Tiir. e trunk loat's of all Ihe
stolen go .is were lec.O'.'elcd in
llal I'oitlai.d tlurin the middle
of Ihe .e K, and th.t-e ar.vsis
w it- mule at. the same tint" in
t:-iline.iti'):i with th cr nie, b'.ii
1 hey were bcoked ' 1 hir.- s o!
.iss .'lb. with intent t 1 tub. Tln-se
ie II, of four's
as I'lt'ef of I'.
, CO' !
lie- !
lio'. I) i-vei).
i. :.- h .! si t'd
to keep the 1.1 ttter ii'n : tint! .!
'..'ill I'ayne. tli" a leuel p:i'r t
riiover iu the crbne, v. ai p..t.-el
undei in re-1.
I ay ne 1 ' ao .u; ' yt
.111 employ in tle
r i.bed, au I had be n
Iienl in niihti.i an ! s ,
-' o: .l.e. !
,0 I --e i
e I'tol!! ',
I c rcie- :
nan re- I
.tt the .
eltVatO!" i
:y - .it -I i
-i-i.i h-r-
niu-ht. ' :
re.
I!.' is lo,. y.
iil'
I
a a
i.al;
1 il 1
;h.
:-t
VerelV l.lj.l re
! i.iec v.itile asei-iininy
I itt th- hoi;s 1 1 i.i .
l
at he ii a-.v tv wit'
I ao:e sum of ne.nev 01
j I lie robbery, and lied
i wlu-re U" doubt Ire
' turetl ;o tii'.l.t.
o ! he oi.
ill i e,
0UK NUXr PREStPr.ST.
A Portland,
Orf Joii, 'i.u
i-'la.L .
W.ilt
Cuif tei, I e.- 21. "I saw -hi-.
(I. l'.htine aboil' f.r.y tens :it,
:t;id he told me positive! v that he
j was not in the pivsM.-uii'-.l rare.
' would not be, and th it h in;.-t d-
I e.l to "tevoie h insell, alter I
piration of his present
.....i.i... ... 1. ...
oiheial
Jf l l '11 , 10 ti:.-- ij
toio nt v
M-lienie, sai'I .1. I. Aionlgo nery.
of Portland, .'., last nigh'.
Mr. MoiHgone'iy was ii pred-
i tieiit iignre tturiug tin- last 1 1 1 1
lean national convention. "Mr.
j I'.liiin is not advncalin.: 't . i; r icily
) f. 1 :i presid.'tii ial boom," eon iu
j 11. d .ir. Moiii-T'lui'iy, '"but for the
go,,.! ji tlie cotui'.iy. Me is devot
j 1 ': it 1 ! i 1 is 1 i i: i" to Si.idn itn.l the
j Si aiii.-h-spe.iNir.g c -unities iit
J piesent, wh ch aVne annu tily
i i:o::-um -I ( ',0 ;i ba' i,-U ..f 1 1-.11 r
I Hot
itl
i r. I.
i.d-;;
ig'-l
id.,,
: 1 -':
nro.Iue. ii m their e.ei t-;es,
; 'i- 01: .1 itleh ! ': ......
: I ' i cd : k;:te t .1 l-l " -t.,t
; .11-01 1 1 '. ;itr 's if ;?.
hance.
It l.';.i
u
illl
I
e- w P t 1 .11
I 'Jl -M I f O : y.
fatal '
i:t-
1 1 o!e
; he
! o: 1:
vie!
; Ii-
; lor I
en il
IM'lg
tier
s 1 1 ing ,
lie-, e ,
OVS ll ill
II t
iit. h
nfii'ct.
fallldies II - lieeil
e.l 1. 10 t ;
, can -t-.l 1
t' SJ'I inu' 1
to iitive j
e I- -.-) lately wiili , -1
:T i thtttight by 11-in
-. at- ; . w hieh i.s rupno
si ; oiiii t i i v I i 1
lew aec .
!-- in the 'iileii. !i s .;iu,. .lied1
Moteliv and the n i.iali -h vi-.i..!
t .Ken up llio Mi. I lie l oi'l: f..r in-j
teru.ciit. The bad been re-i hiig
v.iln Mi. Luce.
ii'.pi't-lv tlitriif.l.
little lo'ir-vt-xi-old
son o;
I'.aiik .Mckinley, who live
i-a-teiii portion of lh ci
iu the
Iv, was
p.ii
n; with a stick Frldav even
ing, wtiicit lc na.i set on lire, ine .
;.ov plunged ii into a bucni-t of 1
1 paint, w hich titiickly ig .ile I, en- !
1 t be ing Ihe lad in lir.it 1 1--.-J . His j
, iit a.l a. al face was b.ei'y burnvd, i
ii'.tl Ihe IrUli! leil'W is siiii ill il 1
' ciitical condition.
FROM THE 8CI0 80H00L.
ith J Mr. W. A. Mcllhee, principal of
! theSeio iMiblic sohooi, has handed
in the following esay for publica
g,f i titn, i- being the production of
.Miss Aman.la linage:':
Tin re i. a Haying and a trueone
too " 1'liat thp face is the index of
the mind." We see examples of
of thii everyday; for never do we
meet a stranger but we foim an
opinion of him ; and we are gov
erned almost entirely in formine
his opinion by the expression of
his face.
it is true also that we are some
times deceived, but this is owing
to the fa :t that we are not good
facial readers, and not that the
fare belies the mind, or character
w ithin, or the kind of life the er
s in has led previous to our meet
ing him.
Our sui res in life, both finan
cially and morally, depends in a
great measure or. our ability to
rt;d faces ace irately.
I rhwness men are constanilv be-
I ing 1 ro.ight in contact, in their
localities, with men of whom they j
tt j ; I. nve 11,1 kn wleilge of their char-
aciei ano 110 oieaus 01 g tilting any
ii; fr 111.it ion ah ut them, save what
he v can read in their faces, audi
they nut-it be governed in the I
amount of their dealings or canli-l
tlence they put in them, by the
aiiioiint of honeslv or manhood
their physiognainv portrays, ami
it Miey have matle ttus a stmly
thev neei I raiely be decieved.
I And it is the same morally. We
1 ;t'l know thai we are often judged
by the kind of company we keep,
ami '. of't-n h ippens, in this life,
that one in tin list among entire
str.ingeis, and in O'der that we
' iii.iv choose the right kind of
associates and avoid the evils thai i
always follow the association with
iia.-v a l iinprincipleil persons, it
is necessiry that we l ave nne-
taing to guide us, and if we only
read closeh what is written in the
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.-urrouinU'U, we neetl scarcely ever
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I f .r I here is as much 'lilierence 111
toe countenance ol the rogue ami
the le-uest upiight mm, as I here
is i:t tit.' lives liiey lead.
A visit to the jail or state prison
wdl prove the tru' h of this, even
to the most c.nohs TVIUg.
Ihcn if we wish 10 make a fav-
ra'-'le impiesio:i on those with
whom we arc brought 111 contact,
and would be chosen by the better
da-sea as ai associate, we must
have the right kind of faces our
selves, and the way to have the
light kind of faces we must le.nl
the 1 i-.'itt kind of lives, ami have
pure thoughts, for as tin index of
:i hook is in harmony with what
the book i'se-If is, jtist so our faces
must he, and are. iu banner. y with
what out thoughts ai.tl lives are.
THE MILK MAIDS CONVENTIO i.
This tini.pie entertainment
wil he given by the ladles
of ihe M II. church of Albany
I ice. ."loth, bs'.io, at the opera
hjtts. following
r.Himie :
.l :l-ie .Milhtll ii
chestia.
soio- : . c.o.
ls
the prog-
Overture Or-
l.ee.
Muic--:
S-.'lee Il
!ec. ioti-- hche- tra.
dilli l iss Moses.
Music Creint City Waltz
oche. tra.
f'-r which the i.to.jhthle Farce
o.ti'I.'l "Tut" 'Iii!; maids conven
:io i"' r-'pR-sviitetl by t-vt-nty-six
.1 lit s in eos'ti iies will bf pre--eii'.t-!.
p ipul tr fe ttut t- of this
vil! ::e milk stKt tlrill.
Athiij sroii -J ) and .'! cents. Tick-
:.-nr.- re-erved s--:;ts on sil - at
W'.'.l e; Link's.
ln:eirtiirit to lltitiht'tireperH.
I Itgiv.s .Inlji.s ;ra.lwohl great
s cjsi'aet ion iu M-lling his line
I I liden It 1I1 teis and baking
I po-der. ; , elegant pri.eS Or
with i- .; .11. tiiat his customers
h . ;. ,0 piircha-teti iiivuluhK re-
: .. and say fiey are well pleased,
! 1. ..it the tea is No. I. and the halt
' ing powder is as uood as the best.
I ii his leas and taking powtler
', bear- the name of Julius (trad
j WL-I.l's lid. It 11 Rule P.azaar, and
I ar.' exi esslv put up for his husi-
j ness, ami he still continues to give
! w tin t-ac:i pound 01 ira or oaKing
powder an elegant piece of glass
w .ire.
M. K. htirt-li Uetllfatimi.
: Tite hew Mtrthotlist cUurch, of
I this t !lv ill be dedicated Jan. 4,
! il. Rev. .1. W. Hushoni; I). 1).,
I of Kail Pot t 'i.ii-1 , will preach the
I dedicatory sermon at 11 a. m. anil
R-.-v. C. C. Strat'on. chancellor of
the Willamette T'niversitv of Sa-
lem will preach at 7 l
M.
Dr.
I'.ushoiig has the reputation of be
ing a very able pieacher. He
;. ciiclics somewhat. 011 the Tal-.n.-tige
style. Ir. Stratttui is one
:' the lint Ht oratois on this coast.
I are toi.lialiy inviti-d to conii
aud hear the.-e very ao c preachers.
The
I'renc
best make ol 1
i's, a ctluced
;old pens at
price.
gentlenicn's
Latest itdc-i in
ckties ;il Seiirls.
Choic.
.-call-
lesigiijj in handkerchiefs
Mince im;.it at F. L. Kenton's.
iold spectacles at French's.
Sill; mulllcrs at Stalls.
HI'N'I' To ti t- w le of Amlren -1.
1 1 m.t. in tills fit v tat Dtc. 'Jit. ls'.KI
a .-even L.titi 1 ton. (
The yinnis-ter is sa'al to ho a chip j
I ' tin-1. I.I hlot-i.uiiil as vigoroii usliis
; thi.l, win, is protiil-r o liiin titan lie j
I v. aiM !n uf a tuillion. I
MAIiltlEII, I
i TIMTVKN'-fO;-TK.L-Oii iVc
I I ut tin Catholic clnin-li, ii Al-1
j liitiiv. hy Kev l.ouis MtrtPyer. Mr. j
I Ki t'.l Ti rtv.-n, f Portlaml, and .Miin j
Ian y t.'iitcl, of Alliany. '
' AN I Kl - A irirl ! lilit hoitstw irk
V in M tu ii!'. No itMiii.iif, tin i-di'
.1-.... l ... 1? l tv ; 1
' LrcLf. near Uroaulliiu.
Tlie Jtcasou Why.
Why is it that Klein JJros. ran
afl'onl to sell lroots and shots so
reasonable? Ilecause they are
both practical hhoe makers und
make their expenses iv work
ing on the shoe bench, ami any
boot or shoe you buv if them, no
matter what kind it is, man,
woman or childs. that rip, run
over or the sole rips loose, they
repair them for vr. free of charge.
anil as they do all the work them- j
selves, they don't char.e you "5 to :
50 cents a pair extra for a warra.il I
topiiysoine shoemaker to repair -Ihein
for you. 1 hey also make a!
spt-eialty of repairing rubber Ih's.
Nui(.t.rj'.
Messrs. Ilyman it Browni-H are
prenaretl in their nursery to fur
nish all kinds of Eterk, and those
intending to plant should cal! ur.on
them.
I have a few albums ami glove
! boxes that 1 will s- ll for less than
cost to close. i ;. C. Seat Is.
Fine cheese at I. I.. Kenton's.
REMOVAL!
KUiy
Are now removing tlieir entire
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new titiaiieis ill me new nail onore
. ',. f . . . -it
icent line of newest patterns 111 l - ed
ol line furniture, ami w ill have one
incuts' in the city. Their prices will be fo-e-d
line of carppts bought, before the raise w dl b -jtyc,aU
and see them iu their m-w rl re.
U 7. HltOC K S: II. IIYIf
liOOT -VTs I ) Si lot
lo iday :-:" : Adboq Dceme-Dt !
FOR THE
I-"ine shots, from 2 00 to $U 50 im pair.
Une f-lippers, ail pii. es, Klcgant I'liish and Velvet. in the favorite,
styles ami shades.
Toe slip-ters. plain anil headed.
Oxfords ami Tie" for heme and rtreet wear.
A. Polge's Felt Shoes a ul Slippers the beet made just the thing
for comfort, winter ceilings.
Fi"c Siioes
-FOR
liOYS, ; j 3IISSES ! - !
FOR THE GENTLEMEN:
Slippers in Plush ami Velvet. ld lio'd. lhown, Ulixc and otl.c.
Shades, liouiidwilii Klcg.nit Coloretl l'athei.
(.OAT, KID AND PATKNT-I.K ATI! F.R OXFORD T1KS.
IQTVvr wear, for lit and for l-Mtks ourfoot-wear cnnol he cxcillctl
in the State.
SAMUEL
ALLEN BROTHERS,
Wholesale ani
CK.AltS, TOltACCO
-OF ALL
lULARGflOS SMALL QUANriTXES,
I
IfLYaX UUK'K. :
Little f'laiitninl C'owlcs'
I'.ros. hoys, misses and child
ren's shoes different Myles all
phv and widths maoe sliu all
iiikoi'oii. Try a pair nothing
better medium i i jrice. Kvery
pair warranted.
Samcei. K. YofNO.
uuLintv !i.rri its at osi at
KLEI BMOS.
..;. in n
'ro.
S.'i" "- of ru..t ul Kit '11
Holhlny
MljUM-r al 4 Nt nl Klrlti
J Vnil Want a fine parlor,
3 lUU suite, T. 11. I'.rink has!
I'lcm from f 40 to tlo". !
FOR A NICE RUG V,
o to :
ios. i
II. brink's.
stock o? fo.-nilnie into their elegant
i-i MM .1 111. . . ...:
01 ick. iimh ioi e aoo i a ihmii-
1 1 . t n 1 ; . iu
- iooni and p.i' or sets and : I kimls
of t c t
si fnrniliir- el:ibli-le
vet v re i.soiiitl le. A line
ol I al low ligniea.
.- trie tin's
LADIES":
and Slippers-
AND ; CHILD HEN
E. YOUNG.
ANi CIIOIOE FttUITS
KINDS
,
: ALBANY, OH
Mai
mm.
Christmas
AN1
i
' "" """rmtvK'! 1
0l"' "'s will 1; iii i:t! in '
' 1 '-'a -i-tiiii; if I tiN t case, p ',, III
'Mi 1 Uatli ir tiiiifii-, t l.i.'.mi p.-rfu ti! .-tan l.s, I
. 1 iiiiiiiii .ire. -ts a t 1 cold len-. a'so -a lim.- I M
T, M line of .ut work, aul 11 iti'i.-. .-tut t 'c '
i;H for -il l nnl v )'ing. O i ir.e.i tins year 17
0.1 a'l ldi!s -f It iltJay ir Is is sur;ris- J,
n 1.1 j! j . :ci I the iniiiiic is 'nvilf'l to e iM III
I il ai! t'i 'ma i ul Ii ililav pes.oiu. U
I I I " ' pl,'al,ru showing ouriroid I
j J I whether yuu wisii to pili'eli.i-c or not, I jl
ITUT .SlUKi:!', N. t i:evcr-lL.ine. Ald'.ANY. (Hi.
t
1
t
: I SH) TiiE liMS OF 1891
FOSHAY
-Have a Magr.ifict nt I'ispl.iy of-
Holidgy Boods.
Santa Glaus Ke adquartsrs.
fiHolitlav Khopp -r-i a'. invited t .-illail lot'; t!ir ei'i o ir mam
moth sUwk if p'usli go.:ds, ;irt s'ii(.!i--s an I n-ivehies X 1 t-ouhle to
show goo. Is. Our hoi h I ty t-ttM-k is n.arkt il down tt asto-iishingly low
pri-e.s for the season if S'.Hi-'i
18911 5 1 S 5 5 H i 5 S 1891
For the Holiday Week
A Fine
Diamonds,
I puic
7 C3-
7
T .V. V -;1. r j
An vlcan!. .-issui tin "it ol" (iwl'l .''i tl Silvt r l.(iii:pii
Ulilldvil:!-! j.iul (iu'il Ik'.-n'.i il .-it i s.
All ill' lat-s in . ltii-s ill j--ivt'l:-y uf tin s.t,:-ull
a r
M. EWART'S.
THF. lkadim; jkwklfk.
Has Passed
-
& MASUff
I. Ine of-
(iohl Hill! .silver
watch.
y EWELBT
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