Morning daily herald., January 06, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

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THE MOBN1SG HBttALl): TOESBA ff. JANUARY (5, 1891.
ponting gaily fuuad
OX SALE.
The Daily Herald will be on
sale each morning al "H. J. Jones'
book atore, where it i in be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
JOTTINOg AKl'T TOWN.
Hulin & Dawson, druggists.
Win. Faber, of Seattle, is in the
city.
K. A. Rainpy, of Harrisbnrg is
in Uie city.
Boenicke keeps the finest Can
utes in iiih cuy
A great reduction sale of um
brellas at Searls
Eoeiiioke keeps those juicy non
productive oranges.
C. E. Wolverton returned last
evening from Portland.
Judge Strahan end danghtet
went to Saiem yesterday.
I). B. Menteith returned last
evening from Spokane Falls.
Choice fresh butter at C. K.
Bro tueU's at bo rent a per roll.
Wilcox has the combination, and
is making splendid photographs.
A table full of hargina in child
rens and miiu.es shoes at Searls.
Wilcox will not let any but
. ti M class pictures leave his studio.
. ' Prescriptions compoiindfd with
: caie'- at Hulin it liawson's drug
store.
Only a few more jackets left,
and get one before they are gone,
at Searla.
Fine chow eh w and salmon
lrf-llies in bulk at Mueller &
tiarrett's.
Wilcox is doing an immense
amount of enlarging. Call ami
b convinced.
If Wilcox does not make a pic-
tine that pleases you, on need
look no further.
Immense bn'gaiiis in rhihlrens
and misses shoes are to In.- found
on Searls bargin table.
Mr L. Bitter, of Cheney, Wash.,
is' in the city, the guest of hi?
cousin W. V. Baltimore.
Sheep Inspector A. S. Powell re
ports that there are now no die
utiu.l a 1 i on rk n t inn Aiintt
fietagoodnmbrella at Searls
l'ri.-MU r.itlleml tn fill coiiIb Cr.
Pru-es reduced to 50 cents,
cmts, 75 cents, 90 cents, $1.
Albany Engine Co. No. I. w ill
give a grand ball on the 221 of i
February, Washington's birthday.
Fresh Columbia river smelt en-1
silver salmon at the Albany fish .
market next door to the nostollice !
iio to aiueiier a uarieii s cash
"tore for your choice groceries at
Led-o.-k prices. Call and see our
leaoers.
About ten Indian larva came
over from Yaouina yesterdny ami
went down to Chemawa to attend
achool.
T. J. Sti'es has purchased of W.
C. Cassell, a house and lot in Moct
M. Ietween Montgomery and Kail
road streets, for $2000."
The Veteran r.f 1812 will ln
played at the oaera hou-e hy the
i. A. l. pst of this city, asnsted
by local talent on Jan. lti.
Miss i itipsie Layton, who ha-
lnken him.iu1!iii th lioHiln.' iti tliit.
t hy, ieturne.1 to Portland yester-
dav w here shs is attending school.
The very best stock of tooth
brushes, clothes brushes, solid
buck hair brushes ami whil;
brooms at llulin & Dawson's lim
it ore.
If you want anything choice in
the grocery line go to Mueller A
iarrett's, the only place in the
ity w here you can get everything
v u want.
A 8 ight accident occurred at the i
ferry jesterday morning by the j
breaking of lhe guy ropes. The;
break as quickly repaired and '
the delay was of Miort tluralion.
. , c ., ... I
C. 1 U. this afternoon af.'::M). A !
full attendance is tlesireil, as there j
lu ii.i luki ,n nl .IkilHim.wH ,o trfiiisiie,
'foe president desires the tpiartei ly
reports of nilicers and superin
tendent. Th members of Mcpherson Ke- j
lief Corps are requested to meet at I
their hall Tuesday evening to -r- j
f-ct arrangements for installstioii. j
The new ly electetl otlicers are cs
jieciatly desired to lie present. ! ;
order ol the -r indent.
I
New gt5tls of the latest patterns
Jd at Matthews and Wash
burns is why they will sell ovei I
four to ds of stoves ami ranges j
this year, they lave their first
c n load of Jewel Stoves and ranges.
now on the road to arrive
Feb 1st. :
Mrs. (iillrert is prepared to do
he.-smakng of all kinds. She has
employed a first class dressmaker
from Sacramento, and w ill guaran
tee satisfaction on all kinds of
work. Children's gmneiits a
sjiecialty. IH-atiou, First, street
over the Golden Unle I'.aaar.
The men of thi vicinity need
not lie jealous because their wives
titlk. so constant' about Matthews
and Washburn. Its not their uond
l.ioks the ladies are talking alxnit,
it is the goil (pialiles of the cook
and heating rftoven they sell. F.verv
one seems to be delighted when
liny buy from M. ami W.
Two $." gold pieces and one $2 5
jr ild piece, also a Mexican sdvei
dollar ami several small American.
French and KiihIidIi silver coins,
were recently taken out of the Mc
Conuell claim at Khim.it h river,
from the bottom of the channel, a
distance of twenty-live or thirt
feet Ik-Iow the surface ol the river.
It is supposed they were lost in fit
eaty V'. period w hen the Indian'
were troublesome and raided
camp of newcomers or miners.
l.ut, Strsyad or Stolen,
From the Methodist chuich Sun
nay evening, a ailk nmbrella with
V. Ki"tzke engravetl on tlie lianele.
Please return to this ollice and re
ceive the blessings of the owner.
THE CITY COUNCIL-
Ths New Members Take Their Soats-
The City' Financial Coniitioa.
At the regular annual meeting; of
the city council last night (he
committee to whom was referred
the remonstrance against remov
ing the electric lighi on the corner
of Fifth and CaUpooia t-tieets
asked for further time.
The city surveyor submitted hi?
report in regard to the Calapooia
street sewer, stating that it was
in a satisfactory condition; report
tiled.
A couimun'catlon from P.ingcr
Hermann to Mayor J.. L. Cowan,
in regard to the passage of the
Albany bridge bill was read.
The city marshal was instructed
to notify Frank Wood to remove
the stone near his marble shop on
Second street.
A crosswalk was ordered to In
built on Eighth street, near tin
Oregon Pacilic depot.
I he oll council adjourned sine
die, and the roll v:t' called for the
council of 1S!1, after which tin
new members were sworn in by
the recorder.
The idles that governed the pre
vious council were adopted.
t$iu.s At.i.owcn.
Fdectric Light Co $184 iHi
Train Whituev 10 00
P W Spink 1! rS
Mueller & Garrett I L'
John Clellan 4 CO
WBPan 41! 00
Robert Brown 2 tin
John N llotlman ::4 20
John Maxwell 15 54
Fritz Binder (i 00
HayneACo 1 25
.i oh n Livingstone .... 2 00
Matthews A Washburn. ... 12 7"
John II Hoffman 74 (Mi
The bill of P. C. Anderson for $i.
was referred.
THE CITY'S FINAM'KS.
The annual reports of the city
recorder and treasurer showed tin
following statement of tin- receipts
and disbursements for the year
ending Jan. 5, l.VJl :
Amount in treasury.. . . .$ -150 tW
Received from tines. . . 224 0'
" " licenses 4,S::!I 00
" ' taxes.. . 111,551 27
KeeM from Linn Cohans 1,105 :i
R r'd from Inmher so'it. 1 35
jiesiengi'ne repairs'!
, I c I
t4 00
Total $1
IUS1U KSEMLNTS.
Pit J I on '
Paid ii.tt i
i.y warrants. . .$!G,i-l7 !7
ii warrants 5;o .S!
17,224 78
WIKIMST ACCOI XT.
T..t .1
CITY
I
' Outstand i n g warrants,
. due Jan. ti, 1S00 $ ;,471
00
i Warrants issued during
l-W 10,874 IS
i
; Total $2:;,fi45 2-1
i Warrants paid to date
.$!;,; 17 07
, Outstanding warrants in-
l eluding sewers
, Outstanding for Xo. I,
eiigint;.
o,;:7
(i '.(I tV'i
Total $ 7.2:i7 27
i ut a i r. i : i sr.ir i: m e x t .
Following are the purposes for
which the citv warrants were is-
i lltd 1,,ri"J? year:
Mavor and council . . ..
2ir, o,.
I,u;:: ho
1.''I7 02
I tl Do
7s : oti
Uecorilcr
Marshal
Treasurer..
; "treet commissi mcr.
Surveyor
Attorney
Policemen.
Kire depai tiuent
Klectric Lights
Street improvements. .
7!
L'oS
L7iW
1.K41
2
.'.'.e.HI
! -ewers
!.."H
75 00
4.r, .-,.s
i I "i .'!.!
: l CO
14 '.Ml
M '.Ml
10 Ml
-5
Kent.
Printing.
Linn Co. Hank, in p
ment of No. I steam
Sherinan bridge right.
Li very hire, etc.
u-ork )n jail
n, ,,.;,.,.,.,.
! ...
Klections.
Hoarding prisoners
Rope and harness ...
Care of painters
Killing dogs
Witnesses and jurors. . .
Ii2
51
50
SI
..2 s:
4 00
i:; 2i
lotal.
,.l(i.N7-l is
f'uiigreKNiMHHl Itisliicts.
A year from next June nn-jtm
will have two coiigressiif-u
to
enct. 1 he legislature this w inter
"HI lorm the two districts. llo
'S the state to be divided is the
tpitstion, as to make two eipnl
districts in population ? To make
a district Iroiii the pii t east of the
Cascade l.iountains would not be a
just Hiid ipial division of the poj
ulation. Ity makiiig a north and
south district, running the line
east ami west, would more neailv
i -i. i ... ..
.nviue me population, Out to do
ihi"the line would have to he. on
the north line of lienton and Linn
I counties, and tins would make the
southern district, greatly out of
proptition in area. Kasicrn Ore
gon will probably work hard to l.e
created into the separate district,
but that will not. he satisfactory to
the rest of the siate, for the season
lir.-.t given an nneo,ual division ot
,. ,ul; ., ...
...,,,.,.. ,-r.ionca...
Special Merlin.
The Young People's Society 01
Chiistian Knd.-iivor will iiold "si-
vicesat the Chiistiancbiiri h ci-ery
evening this week. Subject foV
t his eveuiiig,The church I' uiyersal.
Subj-cls w ill be announced nihl-
ly. AH young people in the city
are especially invited to attend
and bring their friends with them.
Ctme tint let us worship together.
Commit iXK.
Twii New Teachers.
The public schools of this
reo)ened yesterday, after
holiday vaca ion. with two
te tellers, Miss Fannie Card
city
the
new !
aim !
Mi-s Mary Sedgwick.
The latter
lak--s the position left vauinl
by ,
ihe icsignati. n of Mrs . K. Thrall.'
THE If. CHORCH DEDICATION.
x
a me
antifal EJiace Dedicated With Im
posing Cer monies,
on tlii edifice of marblc
Now lol
mid
IIow fnir i
wells.too lieantil'iil to faile,
Si-e what lin
iiuoplc in its portals crowd
Smiling and
loud.
;'iing.talkiiii;,i:iugliiii.!;
But st;p within, m need of fu-ther
searcli,
P.ebold.admiri- a fashiona'.ile clinrc-li,
I.o.ik how its oriel uiiuliw lints and
gleams.
What linteil liuht liiiiirnilicciitly
streams
On the ir ud liult it. carved with
qauilll tlevii-e,
Whur.t velvet eiisliions, exiaiiitely
nice.
Pressed hy the veii'iM ed preacher's
dainty hands,
I F Jlits :i larire. VvduiiK.
eohh;n liands
elasned by
T!ie Methodist Epcop:u ciiutch
;f this city has just erected an
cdilice, which i.s a credit t Mhu
ciiv, and of which they are justly
..p.. ii.l ! vtimilB mi tin. i-nrnel- ol
Third and Klls.vortii streets, upon
the site of the .id building, and
..-a ...w.n. e.l iii i lu- ei.i-in.r of
l.SilO ami compl-ttea in lio.v inner ,
lt I.i.l S-ilduLlh u:w H-dected
i
V
3d
1
as tiie dale for the dedicatni v s. r- j thriving times of tliat year, re
vices, and long bef rc the hour fur j suiting Horn active radro.el woik
the exercises to beuin tliela-, , ,"Ui''r - cu,;ts exhibits a
building was tilled to its utmost healthy business showing, leaving
capaciiv. I'pon the rt-strum were j " room for croakers,
seate.l h'ev . C. C. .-I rat ton 1. I.. u T.,
of -alem, llev. .1. W. llnsliong I). lhe MsltHiBl.
1., of 1 a-t Portlai.tl, v. S. P. , Concerning the Swedish Ladies
Wilson, p-e iding elder, Uev. S. V.. : Concei t company, which will ap-Meming-r,
itsidcnt p.t.-t..r. an I ! pear in this city n .lanna-y 10. the
i-cverai' pa-tors of other eit v i i "c Paul laiiy -kiseng.-rsaH :
churches who had omitted hoi. I- The SacIhIi Ladies' Concert
ii.g inxning services, that thev I company, whi. h charmed all wuo
and the iii.'inbers of their conjie"-1 w ic fortunate enough to heir
gations who desired, might at-: them at their concert some two
teni " ; vve- ks sineeat Mi.-People's chnr l..
A iieautifnl anthem entitle 1. "I is returned to St. Paul, and will
.Va Oi i.l," w:-8 su lg bv the choir ! a cutceit to-night at theXe-
;.!(.-1- vv Ci.- i o;:l.- U otleie.l OV
Uev. Mr. Strati. m. Aiter the
clmirV rendition of anotiier
acthtin, "Oh! he Joyful,'' flic
deihc ilinii t'liimii was piea h:-ii
by Kev. Mr. P.ushong. II-
selected as his them0, the vision'
which th" prophet Kekiel siw
near the river Chi-bar, in the land
of t-ie Ch:i!d":ws. Mis lemarks :
were directed more particularly to
the portion of the vision rela iii:
I., tli.. t.n i- li-ii-ir i-i-M:it ll nw Vl'h'
came ironi uie wiiiriwuniw
Horn the wiuriw in.i which
he lermed s tved people, ami :h
likeness of their fac-s. II n
ferred to the wheel within a wh.-t 1
as meaning the dillerenl ollicial
societies ill the church, and clos -d
with a stirring appeal to the pc"
ilc ; that thev
tihollid feel proud
of the beautiful stiucture just
ojiened for public worship, and,
lina'.Iv. as represented bv iheetu'ie
lac-, to prepare themselves so ilia-
when their work on this earth i-t
done, they can soar alo'.t to trial ! oilice for the year 1S!P I, as shown!
unknow n home beyond t he skies, j by the annual report ol Tostmasler
the discourse was scholarly and I Unfits Th imps'in just completed. !
l,,.,iu..,t ,i.i,l n,o Iwl, I I,,TI,., ,,( ll. f.,. i
I looiudiont. uilh interest bv the
huge cuvyrivgation present. "
Vfle. I he Her vices we re concluded
a brief statement of the iinancial
,.,.n, lition of the ebnreb win rend
riv Kev. Meininger, ,ca iol'.o.vs:
Total c .st of lli building. . f.
Amount paid on church Oii',17
I'al. remainim; unpaid . . ; :i71-
Brief ani-eais were th.-n in idi
for subscript ioiia to as-i-t in pay
imroir tin; indebtedness, and unci
acatn our fit izens gave allot her ex
hibition of their oft-t me Ii
rail! v
for. although the in
iiiber-" bad
been taxed heavily, yet I hat c in
paratively small conr-regal ion oi
Chrii-tian workers in a'lii )-' !cs
time 'ban it takes 'the writer to
relate it, subscribed the uuguiii
cent su:ii of :;452. This, with the
old subscription of '.)VI. will en
tirely wipe out the iudebteibic: H of
the church. an! place it upon a
satisfaciorv lini'iicia! ba-is.
Following :s a list of t
prominent subscrir-eis :
James Ivkins
'ho. Ilocbstedier. . .
.1. Ii. Comall
( !eo. L. I'.iackmati
John (ieisen.lori'er
ti. F. Simpson
Ii. M. Ilu-uou
F. II.' linscoc
C. M. Elkins
K. K Ohling
Win. Ualston
S. S. L'nderwoo I
II. Conn
Peny ("oi'ii
Mu. A. M. Hammer
J. It. ( 'hauiherlain
Coll Van ("leve ...
Mrs. Coll Van Cleve
I '.-.ink Allen
most
,,,w
l(Mli
''"!
.rill
0
V.tj
'." j
j"
01'
I. F. II ad ley
Mis. F.. M. 1 1 list' -n
I', ti. ILlVliC
.1. I.. I'll'tciwoixl
J. P.. Conn
. J. Hamilton .
.1 I. Cowan
Ala: -. Conn
.V..S1 A. llabbin-tov
I rink Lyons
.'. . McVci.-n
i'iiim.i Cimgili
.Mis. M. Cussed
John Uobstiii .
II. W Price
Mis. X. J. II ntnn
M'S. I i. I". .-'. oh .11 ...
M i s ll.-i.t i iill.. 1 1
A . .el !' 'li'ri .
I.. K. 10:011
i'he til.ms for the la ild:
:V1
oil I
5
lMwnlivA.il. Pi it-f. i f Ph. I idel-!
. . '1 .1 i 1 1... !
pllia, ami inn woik v. iis -loin- ii ,
., s ,r , 1 L'liiihcr !
Co.., of this city. The inside 1
finish is made ot yellow pine, j
maiianita, laurel and abler ar- j
tanged in striking conticst. The!
. .1. :. : ...1..! ..f 1 1.. 1. 1
"' tis v , ,' hV'1 ' V .
private box for the choir is con- '
vcnielitlv ailanged. The builduigl
' Irts all the modern iintnovcnieiits. !
I iieing heatctl Iro.n the b.iseini-ni
and lighted w ith electricity. Tiiel
j t it izens oi -Albany may well feel I
: iiroii.l of the new buildin.' for.!
! while others may have cost, moie, !
vt t its inside finish is pr. ii,i:uced !
superior to any ot heron the North !
Pacilic Coast, and as it stands free j
of debt it is another proud temple i
of worship sianuu-g with its pol
isbeil fm.'i-r alw.ivs nointiiiL' :-s ;i !
"eiitle reminder t the I hustiau
of his home eternal in the heavens,
BUSINESS 18 QOOj)-
There Is no Such Thing a3 Hard Tlmss
ia Albany,
There is inon: or less talk of
hard times in various portions of
Oreeon, and in fact all over the
country, but a good deal of this
is fro ;i nersons who are not
posted. There is no such thing as
hard times, or even a lull in I usi-lK-ss,
in lbany, and no dcubt the
8:iiiie condition of thi-'gs exists in
many other hviron cities, where
such a wail has been made.
An interview with nearly all the
merchants of this city by a
I Ikuald reporter elicited but one
universal arswer, which is that
business for the vp.-ir lost, ended
"as i)"en etpiat to or in excess ol
i i i . . -
Liiutm nn: ji ncrum year, i o e
hnsine8 men heio have h.-en tak
ing account of stock and balancing
their year's business, and sjieaU
from actual figures and it is not
I... i 1 I- - -
, gules WOlk.
; Many ol the businePsJiouies oi
; Ali-any epost a healthy excess
over the i: ccediiM' year's imti-
and none have fallen
behiw.
l! View Ol tllli ICUial
tin
kablv
" "'i i-ieun e. un.i im-n-uir m
limine t hese ladies, charminB do
. . i.. ,i; i ..
thev sin.', lu their national sor.s
there is the suggfc'iioiic-f the fjord,
the glacier, the might v.inountaiiis
and the niiiet. green vallevs of
their native 1 ind. Vs thev sing.
o:u in iv c:lch in I tie refrain the
expre.s-ioii ol the'r never dying
love to their beauiilul counliv.
which every Swede bears with hinii
to ns death. I he ellect 13 ,..
h'.iMce 1 bv th National costuoies ;
i - "- .'"..." .
Bit; pure, clear, ar.u wiuiour. miisi -
ii conceits ol any Kinos. i uey
aie cultivated as well, mid sing not
'Jill Mil i-hi 1.1 'UM rtuvf. llui uniiir,
. .. .- ,
butdiihcnt paages iroiii grand
operas. herever the company
1 appeared, it l as lelt iiuudreds
oi iri-uus aim aonurers. i em- mnn e un jiisi tru-.i oi My:ij
l;. at '!ooie' I!e.-iWd il.-iriMy con
Tim A 1 Limy I'osl.iltire. t.iii: limiv aelu.il lit.-i it lliaii any
i a matki-d incease is noticed in
tln receipts of tie Albany p isl -
I he ve:ir enditor At.ril t ISSU !
at.iou'ntt d to .fi.-IoO.-Jt. anJ lor the
i vi-ar emliinr Aoril I. tS'.hl. to
(ij.'iti.j.'.M, rh wiiu: a gain for the
I ven r of .vO'.ri.ll!) Tli,.i.ri leceintH
I for the !a-t four .piarfrs are a
follows : Om-ii ti-r ending March
I'.l.-il ifliiJO oil. (itarter endina
I June .;n;h if i .' (. (.larter end-1
ing M-ptemher o'''tii -t 1 7lo.47.
i tii.it t-r end ng 1 leccmbei- .' lt
! 2!)l.'i 77. f!al rcceijitl for the.
! lour ipiarti-rs .','H'2. As : oon i.s. 't
I the annua! id t -ipts r -ach ifSO'.Ul it!
w ii1 beconi" a sec )'td ci.iss ollice, j
j eul itimg Albanv t-) a pustollice
I budding, additional salary, morel
cl-ik lure, a.,id all soils ol nntro
'p !i':M! !'.:!v tntcg.-s. it the t'e
ei t r.ite of iucrea-e another year
will l-rin this ch.i nir -.
Slate Hot ticc.lt itrnl Sneiety.
Tiie 'rimial meeting of tlie Ori
gon s a'e I loriittulliiral society
wi I he he'd m the ciiy cjuiuii
cli.!!ii!-r. I il-iii-l. J.tit. Li anil 1 1.
The 1 :'. .101 ta-ndiirisi of Ore
u'.i" i u' i-i!iin 'io i are ex-
i- : -i io lxi pre cut. The iollow-
; j prograuim i is announced :
-rl, l're-id -m's annual addre-s, Dr.
H'd!.I 1.'. ( i- 1 we! ',. !';i'l.ind- -etioris
'""lol siatidiii" .comiiii t-es; ''llorti-
....... - - -, . v . . . . .
. f Oli,...:
culture in
II. C.'.is-or
Southern Orc.-n," A.
irant's P.i -s ; "liortv
0;ci:!li
Uli' lor 1 iOl Salop
il Men." F,
iloi'ei. Salem ; "Not
( Iretr ui I lorti -uitur.-.
on hat tern
' W. C. Cu-
'"Jsick, I'nioii ; "Peach growi
rlj Southern Orcgo-,'' W. II.
i 1 1 li in
Atkin- i
son. A hi.iiid :
..rape culture,'
K l ib- S. haniioii The Dalles :"Ilow
Tr.-e- (now," Ceo IL Mitchell,
New bet g.
j I'htt.ie in IlitMinesM. j
i-- .. i t . nun :m I
r ro;n ,1:111. isi-, i.-i;.i, ti- tt 111
change our busiue-s to a strlitlv
I c ish sv.-C-m. thereby enabling us
to 1 111 v for ctsh and get our tlis-
j counts, w hereby we can, and will,
' 1:1 vc- mr customers the benefit.
' Our M. C. 11. Mueller, while cast,
inaiht aviangeiuents to liuy giods
,' direct from t lot maniif ictnrers .it
; the lowest cash pri -es. mul we will
! sell pure g tods at li c lowest cash
i li'iires. Pelieiin-i tnat fie people
I will appieciati: a store win re they
I . an K'-ixls at cash lignri-s. We re
i main, Ifespectl'uliy Yours,
Ml Kl l.DK ei ( i.lltKCTT.
ItetiiaiKl rur :i liaily Malt,
A petition is being circuiaed
ami generally signed in this city '
a-kiuj the postal .lenariment t.i I
......! :t .t 1
1 -. ioio-o . iii 111 io.ii-j on ,-(. t ire- !
g' i I acili t railroad ei'stward from
hy the people aloiisr the line. The
1 ph1 now are s-ivvd by semi-oc-
c isioiial trips, tl e mad being car
ried in the primitiie way, which
is Ho slow in li.is day wneu the
t- n itory is reached by 'daii v trains.
The route ought to bi; e taldished.
A nasal inj-dor fiee with each
h -ttle of Siiiloh'sCiitanh Hemedv.
Price ol) cents.
"i Mason's.
For .-aleatFoshavl
". I
!
'Hacktuetack,'
a lading and !
Price L'j and 0O1
by Foshay &.
fr.iio-.mt n..i-f.i-i...
eenis. For i;,dt'i
M ison.
Sooni'es. tablets ::;nl .Ilj f.-,,
all at i I ulin ! tw s.
in's, French's
coiner.-
OBITUARY.
Amy K., little daughter of Mr.
si. C. Pore, of Cam-on Citv. hut
adopted daughter of Mrs. Clara
Ttioinj son. iiel at Shed,i, of
typhoid fever, lcc. 27, lSlKt, aged
2 year.-i.. 1 luontii iind 27 days.
C ase to w.-ep f.iry mr li't'edaa ;hler,
TIii-iikIi she .ies lir-nealii the sod.
Heaven has iraie.i-il another iurel.
To si.iic hefoi-e the t'lione of (iod.
Cease to we-u for I-tflu Amy,
tied has al'ed her as Hi-, own.
Ton life tenia', to he h ipny,
, .Shcring praNe "i o ni l H!S th-om-. J
Cease, to weep, y.m couldn't keep licr. !
lli'ave i is the lome (,r s.h'!, .- the.
If we. had irone w hen we. were I Ac !i. r j
Oh, how hanpy w w.m il he;
Submitted hi loving re:ucmlsa"ee,
.M. S. j
Sixty-two Allien Hiill oir. j
Tiic Astirinn says: ArnMu-i i
severe rain and w ind storm pre :
vaileil in this city yesterday. It
was not a severe as the one a few
days ago bin w:i heavy enough to
make outdoor business verv un
pleasant. The wind whistled
i round the corners at aliveK- rale,
rati ling sign boards and lU'Tiiug
umbrellas int-ide out. On the
river ijiiite a little sea wai stirred
up and small craft rocked in a
lively manner. Xo damage was
rejiorfed on either sea orHiorc. At
the mouth of the river the w ind
registered sixty-two miles au hour
from the south.
A Heal Kxtate Syndicate.
Th Junction City Pilot says t hat
it is a well known fact that one of
the greatest drawbacks to the
town of Harrisbnrg. has been the
impossibility of purchasing land at
reasonable figures. That obstruc
tion is Mw removed. L:c-t week
a sviuinate eo'iiio-.
svnon ate co'tuHe'-vl ol .Messrs.
K. A. Itampy, May & Senders and
j UJ'' " l'.''" "-" .""
terest of Col. Heischer in Harris
bnrg. consisting of alnnit seventy
unimproved lots. The lots will he
put on the market at low (ii: tires
and sold to parties who will im
prove them.
Tlie Itiver anil l'.ut.
"... .i
'.ertv;r is now up to a lii.e
'' ----"- . "" "'i-a.i .
! ed boats iiave not vet ani.t il, but
win coiiiii.cnce rnnniiH- it is
ii.-
im..,.,i 11;,il( UMti.r.r
, ' "v"
'l K 4MIII
It is 'eliloin that w-
V. l( I'.
iii ear in
le
i ., . . .. . . . . ., .
roll of citii iluai yd i-er of fmiu V I'liv
, .i(.Ull ,, ,lier(J efr lilm.s
, f,.,. i,tiiicJ in eal in- tie- r-tt-iit'oi el
j orir many ubs -rilters to an :oiicle of
iiKiiic.ne it lias ever net u tnit iro'il
j fo-iinu- to n-si. One trial will
; yon a enihsij-lie a-, tin: writer
li:;ike
.
i)
ItfllllH lillll S)lt-!,
rurchasers of Hoots and Shoes
ar in mind that biir advertise
ments and oilers of bis; discounts
: n,,t .1jw1'a.vs "llal1 'Hfit vahfs.
'. ' " Wl'l have to ia some one a
l'r.;'' 110 om'
i Without exp.-IHe
can do business
The iniest on is
L1"''"1'1 !,c'11 vo" tl,u 1 -est goods
' for t,,e least money.
i amiji-.L i. i ucni;.
Siiilolrs Cure
will immedi.iteh
i relieve ( 'muo.
and ISroncbitis.
: Fosuav iV Ma-o:i
Whoripuig cough
For
hv
Tow :i talk, the
Matthews and
sell'ling.
jn ddity of stoves
H'a-hburn are
Choice
D.i.vfcoii',
perfumery at Uu'in
, FlVllcil'n Oi 1U ! .
A: !
I The best make f gold pens at
j Frencii's, ar "etb'.ced pi'cc.
!
Mine:; meat at F. L. Kenton's,
(told spectacles .-it French's
UK. J'ATTON,
Q J) L" H 1 A I IQX
j 'J I K. il i Si L I O !
i to . r., -
. r. nm .Alff i. p;. H ,rT. i cctai, .
...... . fa I
' lly tlie in., t iu.-2irn ami a jrn-.nl nn.th
" : o.ls, .ir- iIN.jiSts f -a iiii Cj unit i-lii.r.n
. : a.i.l all )iii.le ili.t-.iKt of cith.-r m x. l.'ou
I iiii'f .tl.in ih f.-rt o;.l i-i irv tliit.c Ktri.., . k- -r. . .
j li.l-iilinl Oiti-t: t r-, l'i t.i I-'. 2 'o 1 and 7
l; S. Ili'sitlctu-i-, cor. l'l'ii'l anil l.t:n eot.
i a s ' HVi-Hil KIIIISI" !
Sal it Vila u, Jan. 10,
NATIONAL
j
Concert,
FROM STOCKHOLM.
Kedpath Liceuni P.urcan, Sole
Agents, IJoston 1 Chicago.
Tin: company :
v.
Miss Jenny Norilius. 1st. soprano.
Miss T. Suntliiis, !"t. soprano,
.Mis-'S hi 1 Pnice, 2nd sopr no,
Miss Maria I laden. '2. id soprano
Marie Nmlherg, 1st alt,
i.-i;..,l.uti. lii-M u nt ult.,
'" '"-' "" '"-v ' t
Ainelie Helen. L'ml alio,
Ing'c-burg Lindhorii. ml Alto,
Also
; MU. MKLYl.V U. DVY, :
The favorite Postou Humorist.
The ladies appear in the beaut i
ful and picturcstiue cistumes of
IlH"1' '"ve provinces. I heir
tpi.irtetti n'pg i'g Ins never b -cn
equaled in tins t.-.uintrv, their work
,H'"':-' sil!,P'y perfect.
AfiMlSSlOX, - - 50c and if I.
Ue!H..rVcd seats at Will & Jnfc':?.
irt-n -T1
cvjn-t fiiMii-h.-t tr ii
fo- lijl.l li .tie i k-iMii.ii; j
nill-l ' C ll'-IH Ol .:.: ti...-. .fi i.-i. u,
iliil.lrcn. Aiiure thim-lti :c.
Swecdisii kis
earance Sale !
WW
111 -:-
1 :riu-" .latin iry at a l'.ig K'.'
L.
Tiio Leading Merclmt
Ml About l!:ft bi" -est K
ves'tnent is thai reporh
'al. I le wri'est
"The U-st investment 1 ever
brought Die hvail h, wtaitii a'ltl h
v-n the p'u-'-as-. of or..' !'..;:!.
I
I iiou-ai -Is e: ol'a-r peo lit have ha ! cpia'!r a good -i;-s lioi.i the
torchae ol this n.vtii-kin remedy. Itcu-'ii Km h,;:d ii ilitaiu". oi
Ncv:iFii. , of -f-tlttua. in a week. It did tt-e s .i.-e thii'g io- .Iit .n
l-.w it'."f tn's ci.y. i: C.Ods iar.d Captain Al. Tr.yl r. of
Seat'ile.oyi r '.heivowii siguaiu cs: j f- ' tsy tha' in uicd '.h.-o- riit-u
nittmin a ma-vt loudly hhort t time. .1. M .hint s at-tl .
I'. .lolfi.iiii. i:t Sejtiil ', attest itp i-Hicacy iti curing liver and heait
lr ibl..s. Thoi;s,!!i N ot r. put.i'ile . irzens from one end of the l'.-i'ic
coaf lo the oilier w rite is prvti-e. If y u aie ll.', whit heit-r iiivtt-l-
iiiciitc.i'i yen make Hum t'lu he
vc air tl K 'liii (ly . Ii you lei i hail
oii are tortured hvih -uiiia;isti. ;f
muikiiid. invest .Yl.25 in Moore's K
will ni g ve voui ii li f. For sale
FOR THE
j Fine shoes, from $2 0(1 "o $(1
I I" i 11c slipners, all pri 1 F.le;
1 styles and shades.
I
1 Toe slippers, plain and headed. .
i )fo'. s a' d r-e-i for l-niin' ,-i:.t t'-ci't wear.
' A. I'olgc's Fcit --noes a d tsippers the best made just tl e tl
lor coinioit, winter evenings.
-zfn Shoes
-FOU-
BOYS,
FOR THE GENTLEMEN:
Slipp-Min Plush and Yelvet, Old Co'd, Crown, Olive .111.' other
Shades, hound with Klcgant Coiontl Lcathei.
OOAT, KID AXI PATENT LI'ATilF.U OXI KI) TILS.
gjSFVor wear, for
r lit and for lot
in 1 ne ,-taic.
SAMUEL
BLAIN
Close out--
till il
if! I IV1
- htct Ion, ia Fact a Sacrifice-
iiw i-
B LA I N
Tailor, Albany, Oregon.
- tmin evi.i- in.-ole ie f nifill in.
- d by John Alexander, of Mariposa.
nude in my Iii was one of $ 1 .25. It
lappin-e. lhe inve-dnitiit I made
r.f M. tore's Ueve-.'d i'ein
purcfi.isc ot a bottU of Moote s lie
i a oot.irt ut .iioom- i.e
iing on arisin;r, :t t 3 1
-.oy t f th" ills of J ' 1 j j
jicetly, ami tee if It O i 'J
every morning on arising,
toil !;av
even led lieu
bv al! d-ugL'ists
LADIES
"( per piir.
ant Plusii and Velvet, in the favorite,
org
aiiil Sliprst-
ANl) - (J1I1LDK i:N
k ourf-iot-wear connot be excelh d
mm w
0IIUI13
YOUNG.
Tiio DBleliraterl French
CURE
Warrant J to
cure
hift-z aHr1 'afier
Hie irri!crittvn yTMiBiJ "tV x whthrr
anwiiHr from lhi exrc? ifv t tjmu!aolp,
fvro r.r Vt.;.:iTi. .r tur ;i;.h .ittiful iii'lif
.. i. over induljr'" , .. c.'h ml'iHiof
riiiisiti the ttwk, S ifii :! VV nkiMHH, Uy
;ria, NVc ou I'mRT'imti, fitwk ontal Omii
ioh8, L?iurrh'c, Ii.in i-.k Wcuior)-,
liiwn( I'Mw r Rtit Inn j.:t -v v.liirh if nci,
lcci"i .f;p't Ie:! to r v-,.ri, j-.!! ae nl
iutiit.v. lri.';2l a eht.s fcr$5,U0
it'it nv mail u ru-M-t i i"ti
A ivtclllK.H ,;MK Is criven
w-itli r-rr itr.lcr r .vivst. t-;i refund trie
money i( k I'i'ritisiNt iii -;r- i :tcCo
Wi; hiv: lhi;s.mUu( Uvi'HM'.!.ln from old
i-)(ii;t of fta-M, iiivc Itceii
w rt'iiiientiy c-.tnl ;t tin- um; f Abroditine
:.rctiiar true, A!,1r-w
rut: At'fftffo M-:t;-cM-: fo.
ir i- r'., .y Se Mwn, " ; veale and
nun fills
Ktr Kmiiio lr
n'iil .litic: noth
t'X iik them on
t,c tiurkct. Never
, v vJK, li'. Micwaalunv
C-V . . ; J j'..i,r-l '-v proicinont
'tv v-r-" i fc-Ci!-!. monUily.
' v ' OHhr.ihox-( to ro-
am tiiippriiveil
tni'if n-tui:.
it l hiitntme-
c t
,1. Pvc. lime.
II- .illli an 1 i.Kney.
1- "it tm.-lti. r.
r.n-t ti ri X1-
' !'!.-. 2-.. AJ-
ilrtiw, ,lir 1,,:i.-t,9r C n3it;t.-tt-y
WcMt Rrani h liox J7, i.t llcntl. nr.
Sold hy rcrh7 ti MaroE, Albany. Critgra
STISANKV & SAIM.EV.
LIVERY, FEE Af.3 SiLE STAELE;
4th St., Kciuevn 111!.- '.ortn-iin! I.yoii,
al:;vnv, m::-;o.s'.
Kor?s I i:trilcI 1' c ci.v or i- outh.
Carriarc or Imitss rea.-our:: ttutfl
t
FOU SAt K rlV ALL DRrCGIBTS.
"S.nn.-'iii.iiitlis t I mirchascd
.t. of t! -. .1. P. CJ:!.'s Catarrh Cure for
mi own -. l-ut iiuriing my nephew,
'. ' . M M dmii. ncecirur such mtdi
:ne 1 let him h,tv ny box of nieili
ine, lie now pcni Tor three more
' oxce, taying it i t!-e tiest thinr for
i-utarrli ever t. iol tiy him arid liis
'rit-nds. I trot sine her nnx to ti?e in
rt y rise, Kiid c!iecrit:lly recommend it
'.(. others,
ttiimcdi. .TtlllN M;MnV,
K: County ('oMiiiWsiouer l-nnt Co,
Oreiron.
SprireficM. l.m e countv, (h-ccoti.
I'n f .1. .V, .l-.tuiton. j.resident of the
Si:tt tiivcis'iT. s: y. it cured liim o(
a coiiidi s-fler twii oilier prescriptions
1mi1 fuilt-.l. I. " is- :i f his little
iriris llel it to itret!:circolltl!. Mrs
Mark It.olev. wiie ( Prttf. Pailcy,
setil it to t'ror .tiiUii-oti, and rcet m-tiei"!-t
it t :i'l f .,. -itT'-r f-cm ..-olds
iind cnunlis. Kor -'i;"!i it :n-ls like
a c'la'in, :ni. oi li.- iel i i-il into the
.lipps or t;i-s:i c, w licit- lit other
eolith cures i.i, ti-:tc!i.
PATADOU
ures .wniMnnn
keamatiin, Kenrkigia, Cni
HCAOAOHC. M All PAIN.
1XOTBIO COVOH CUR
mm ooiM, cmup. amsvimoii.
I mwy an vrefguts. imi zes, dim 1
(JiiV KKSTAliRAST
Having lie-en t-niiri ly renni 'cud,
litis uM an.! . tilar r K-i-ir.trt will
Ik trnde tirst ciaii 10 v i-bj-tit.
!'i- ;,-.:l iir v,!l iio eiveu "ot..l i.-.i .-.U
I t Mi l.t iiis f r ni.lv 25 cents. Kvcry
! thing m at and attractive. -Oisttra
ii -very i,tyle. W. A. Mi;mfb.
FOSHAY MASON
WbaKtule o4 Kciil
Drassls liiwkstlleiu
AI.IIANV,
UiK' OS
El)1
MB II) dried if
pic ia,000 II. 1 H
plums.
HIGHEST CASH TRICK
WILL m:rAJDBYTHE
Best quality of raisins, citron,
orange and lemon etl, zante
other gocd thing-t at' Kenton's
j cash grocery ttore nr the V. O.
Cut I HULK, imififl Ami iib an.l ...nn..
a it refunded
V
tlr"t li lit-'. ."It r- -. -, t
0
tVT& R
c3
Rt
1
it
if