Morning daily herald., January 08, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

i
53
8
1
5
53
5)
O
il
im-gr;rnrrVTnri
iHonringflaUgaeraW
on balk:
Tbe Daily Hbrald wilr be on
Bale each morning al W.A. Jones
book store.where it i yj-fie procured
at 5 cents per copy
.IOTTINUS AKOtr TOWN.
Hnl'tii A Dawson, druggists.
Gold spectacles at French's.
County court will convene to
il ay.
Choice fresh groceries at Parker
Rrus.
Wheat is worth 01 rents and
oats 50 cents.
BoenicLe keeps the finest can
dies' in thecity.
, H. D. (iodley of I falsey was in
town yesterday.
K. V. Ashby came up from Port
land I:it night.
A great reduction sale of um
brellas at Seails
- Boenickc keeps those juicy non
pjudni'tive on nges.
Chas. Ilenkle, of C'orvallls, was
in this city yesterday.
A social dance will he given at
armory Friday evening.
S. K. Young went t Portland
yesterday on business.
U ad the new adv. of T. L.
Wjdlace A Co. in this issue.
Mr. and Mrs V. If. Pfeiffer came
np iroiu Portland last nitrlit.
U. W. Phillip", es-connty com
- mi9ioner, of scio, is in town.
J. 11. R. !), of Halsey, was in j
Abany on business yesterday.
Choice flesh butler at C. F.
Biovutll'a at (iorents per roll.
A large stock of the best brands
of canned goods at Pui ker Pros.
Wilcox has the combination, ami
is uiakiug splendid photographs.
A table full of bargius in child
Tens and mioses shoes al skirls.
K. F. Oomud, of the West
Shore, of Portland, is in this city.
Jra Phelps, of th Halsey News,
was in Albany a few hours yester
day. tiolden drip syrup at Parker
Bros. It is very tine for break
fat.
A. S. Rand, of the railway mail
service, is in Albany for a few
dv,e.
Prescriptions compounded witl
caie at Hulin & awsnn's dni"
store.
Only a few more jackets left,
and get one before they are gone,
at Searls.
Senator Jeff Myers came over
from Scio last evening, on his wa
1 1 Sah-m.
Senator Cameron, of Jacksoi:
county, is in this city on his wax
to Salem.
I'ine chow chow and salmon
ladlies in bulk at Mueller &
Garrett's.
Wilcox is doing an immensi
amount of enlarging. Call and
be convinced.
If Wilcox does not make a pic
tore that pleases you, you neec
look no. further.
Immense bargains in children
and iiiiows shoes are to lie fount!
t n i-earls' hargin table.
J. P. Faull, of Paker City, and
one ot It. K. commissioners, wa
in thi.i city yesterday.
I. C. Knapp bus accepted a po
sit ion with S. W. Paisley, travel
in if ir his tobacco interests.
Get a good umbrella at Searb.
Prices reduced to 00 cents, !"
ivnts, 7") cents, !K cents, ft.
Fresh Eastern oysters at tin
I'tdmonico restaurant, also Y
ijiiina bay and Shoal water oysters.
The i::!0 overland did not as.
through yesterday tilllL'lO. Tin
delay was cavsed y slides along
toe fine.
io to Mnell'r & Garrett's cash
store for your choice groceries a
bedrock prices. Call ami see on i
leaders.
Win. M. Hoag and Waliis Nash,
of the Oregon Pacilic, came ovei
iroin CorvalliB yesterday on a
special train.
l ost, in the city of Albany vet
terday , a solid gold scarf pin. Tin
tinder will please return to thi
otice and receive reward.
The very best stock of tootl
binsbes, clothes brushes, sol if.
back hair brushes and whisk
brooms at llulin t Dawson's dm-,:
bior.-.
Plans have lx-cii piepared for :
new trj0,(HI0 hot I to tie built oi.
t he Ocean Beach, neai Seahoine,
a Yapiina, a thiivihg suburb o
N'wpoit.
Mrs. Kader, mother of Mrs. Wil
iluiiiphiey, who has lieen visitiln
lur "laughter in this city for soiin
weeks, departed for her home ii
Portland yesterday.
The store of Isaac Blum, win
formerly a cigar dealer in ihi
iiy, was binned at Athena, Oie
jf hi. recently. The los-i was 4Hir
an I insurance f-nio.
fhe meeting of the ladies so
ciety of tbe Picsbyterian church,
which was to have been held tlih
afternoon at the residence of Mi
.1. S. Turner, has lieen poatjM.iiei
t next week, Thursday.
Capt. Sjienser and Mr. Seelci
of Portland, two steamboat men
wim are connected wi" h tratlic m
the Willamette, are in the city on
business relating to the com
men -eiHeut of Uniting on tin
upper river.
A staled conclave of TeunJ
Couiiiiandry No. .'!, Mill lie held ic
their asylum this Thursday even
ing at 1 :'!0 o'clock I. M., Iu-ille
of iiuortance. A full attendanci
i-idesire.l. By order of the K. t-.
D. P. Mason, acting recorder.
Will Powers ami Miss Cleaver,
sister of Dr. 1-on Cleaver, formerly
i Ibis city, were married at the
lesidence ot the biide's mother in
l iugeiie City Tuesilay evening, and
piistd through Albany on their
wv to P.aker City, "heir fiituie
h-m, yesterday noon.
7
C0UI,TL0
COUKT.
SnpttTusri ApptiaUiBilli I
The board of county commis
sioners began a lengtby session
yesterday, the annual settlement
and appointment of road super
visors being on the docket.
The allowing supervisors were
appointed yesterday afternoon :
Oliver Chesnev. . . '.. . .Diat. No. :i0
Frank Thayer " 49
W.J.Wilson " a
A.Haltmarsh " .11
Arnold Sumner " B
George Braltin " 24
I. S. Froman " 1 j
K. A. Kvans " ol
W.C. Settlemire " 15
J.O. Driukard " 32
John Duncan 26
W. II. Hesaman " V2
John Mansfield " 1
John Husion " 21
Henry Ingram il 17
John Thompson " IS
II Prine ' -B
Samuel Brooks " P-
ThomasMcCla.ii " 5
If. D. Burkhart " 4
J. M. Smith " -i7
II. II. Phillips " 2
J. II. Brammer " 2ti
J. M. South "
Steve Poweli " 11
Win. Bishop " 10
(Jeorge W. Klnm " 28
James Kesler " 20
A. F. Hamilton 41
Kd. Carroll " 3
Isaac Stone. " 2:5
.f. II. Inline " 1
BILLS ALLOWED. '
CP. Montagu?.aid poor. .$
O. P. Cosbow, aid poor
i i. C. Cooley, aid ioor
Cox A Findley
Iji lies Aid Society
l. Hart, aid poor
W. E. Curl, Treas. salary.
ii.F. Russell, School Snpt's
salary
II. 15. Mover.road account.
iirowtiBviile, Saw mill Co.,
road account
Brownsville Saw-mill Co.,
road account
John ( ieisendorfer, road
account
Albany Water Co., water. .
(ieo. W. Hughes, account
paupers
il:is& Prudhumme, sta
15 00
10 00
(i 00
10 00
10 0t)
B3 03
83 33
125 20
3 3B
13 54
14 K1
8 Rl
l. 00
3 50
19 00
tionary
i '. V. Simpson, mdse. for
paiiier
V. J. Hulburt .-
Klectric Light Co., light..
IS. W Simpson, mdse. for
i.Nr
2 00
42 00
27 50
10 85
4 00
5 00
5 00
4 00
5 00
.1 00
1 50
4 75
18 00
30 00
X P. Pavne.
i. P.W..II ice
x. insane
M II. K ti-.
X. P. P-.MI ,
W.H.Davis,
G.W.Maston,
lohn Crnse, janitor
S. P. K. K.Co.,ac.:t.pauper
liver Chesnev, road acct
i). II. Ambrose, "
lohn Sanders, ''
K. Baltimore,
A. Saltmarsh, "
A. Somner, "
K. K. Gordon, . "
i.M.( ieisendorfer, "
A. Evans,
ieo. W. Cline,
f. O. Driukard, "
V. W. Poland,
K. S. Barzee,
S. W. Gardner. "
W. S. Churchill, "
S. W. Kinzur,
las Wallace,
F. M. Kizer, "
C Bucliner, "
I. L. Arnold,
C. M. Burkhart, "
i. N Warmoth, "
II. II. Phillips,
S..V. Barr,
John Cox,
Frank Trites, "
Gutave Kranger, "
John Huddleson, '
(i. W. Klum,
B. F. Blodgett.
ll. C. Moran,
f. B. Huddleson,
J. M. Phillips.
Chas. S. Smith, "
8 00
" 34 00
" 12 00
20 00
" 25 00
44 CO
' M On
04 00
" :;b oo
..s oo
" 52 00
" 23 00
:w 50
48 00
54 00
" S 00
" :5! 00
76 32
" 04 Oil
" 24 W)
103 00
.'() 00
54 O.i
40 00
4 00
74 00
30 00
53 (X)
" 42 00
" 00 80
" ii 00
:;2 00
24 00
adjourned to
J. II. Lame,
The court then
meet this morning to complete the
business of the term
Farmers mnd Merchant In. Co.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Farmers and Mer
chants Insurance Co., of Albany,
was held at the office of the com
pany yesterday, a large attendance
of stockholders, being present
The annual reports of the president
and secretary were read, sho.wng
a prosperous year tor the company,
the premium receipts exceeding
tii losses $30,000, and the com
pany's assets exceeding the liabil
ities 53,000. Universal harmony
prevailed among the stockholders
at the meeting, and the course of
the directors relative to their en
tire management of the business
of the comiiany was fully endorsed,
be same board being re-elected
almost unanimously, there being
but a few scattering votes. Tbe
directors are : U. S. Strahn, John
Burnet, G. F. Hmpson, J. L
Cowan, J. O. Wristman, W. F.
Read, Dr. L. Foley, M. Sternberg
and J. K. Weat herford. The com
pany is doing a prosperous busi
ness and is one oi the solid insti.;
tut ions of Albany.
To Meet in Salem.
The third meeting of the con
vention of Oiegon aheriffs will be
held in Salem on the 20th of this
month. It is a little suggestive
that all the sheriffs should be
gathered here as soon as the Ore
gon solons come together, but it
is a coincidence, not a necessity.
The state board of commerce, com
posed of delegates from every
board of trade in Oregou, is to
meet in this city on the loth.
There will he 150 delegates in at
tendance. Matter pertaining to
the approbation by the legisla
ture for Otegon's display at the
Columbian exposition at Chicago,
in '93, is the one of the subjects for
action by this body. The
meeting will be held in the opera
house, ana the executive commit
tee will ciine together atthe board
ol trade rooms. Statesman.
THE OBEQOK LEGISLATURE.
"4
idttos for Pntideat and Spatter-
oitip About th Session.
V
le Ore
Tlie Orecon legielatuse will con
vene in Salem next Monday. At
the capital the air is full of gossip
concerning the candidates for the
presidency of the senate, speaker
of tbe house, lady clerkships am.
other positions, while the solons
in various portions of the state are
making preparations to wend their
way toward tne capital.
As tbe session is close at hand
the several fat offices in the gift of
tltf legislature are being watched
by many wistful eves, and the
aspirauts for the honorable posi
tions in tbe two houses are said to
lie legion
'!- .-iii i
The senatorial body consists of
t!!irty
seven aic ucuiov.aio, ...u ui uwiic ,
the presidency ot that b-dy w.l go
SOTtlS? thraspiwnUare l
t o- t m i i -i-u
Joe Simon of Mu'nomah; Ihos '
" T'l'iaii fo?
posBiblv r. A. Moore, ol OoiuiuUia,
although he is said to be out ot the:,.
race. Simon wll probib.y be tbe
man, although Tongue has a la-ge
following. Con.er....;g the other
appointments the fetasesman adds :
"It begins to hsAas if the senate's
r.iZ . .1 . i
Kands, of Clackamas county. Of
the sixty members of ihc house
nineteen are democrats, and nine
are from Multnomah county. The
candidates for the
speakerspip oil
nerous, several
,..,..i !....
the bouse are numerous
having openiy announced them
selves as such. ii. L. Story of
Muitnomah. may he mentioned as
one, Peter P.npiet o' Clackamas, is
another, A. C. Jennings of Line,
and T. T. (ieer, of Marion, are toth
UltTIII'I'IIC-t. I'llb ail tlat7 t:T-lll, UJ
j;n...,J..i.!,.t!n.. i : i
of the -emit the valley will stand
no abow for the Id-rli r.lll. e in .
house, making it incumbent npni
that as,e.,iblv to choose a man
from either Ka,trn or Southern
Oregon. There is no
There is no available
candidate from Eastern Oregon i
and anyway nine of the thirteen I
representatives from Eastern Ore- J
imn unl mria n ili.ik..i'.i t t
"JSa tLVIIIIIilVO Oil" lir'HUt I rttiTi
,ik .,;,7 i..... .i... .i..
nv (.watt ki vu iii-i i lie ni'imn. i
ship, and that section is prepared
i ;n .1, , . .- ii
B. .Miller, of Josephine
- - i
For clerk of the hou-ie K .bt.
HayiR, of Tillamoik, and (ilen.
Holinan, of Southern Oregon, are
in the ring, together with a half
dozen others lint of candidates
for erk and assistants there are a
score from the several counties,
while candidates for the minor
offices aie numerous.
There seems to ba no opposition
to Mr. Mi'chell for ret urn to Wash
ington as senator from Oregm.
His election is assured, with every
indication that a very harmonious
ballot will settle the question.'
The impression has gained
ground th it this legislature is ex
pected to create a bojr.l of railroad
commissioners with some power,
and candidates for :wi;ioiiitiiieiii as
members of the prospective board
are SKken of from many counties.
KKAL. ESTATE SALKS.
W. C. Cas 'ell. etux, to T. J .
Stites, lot 6, blk'J, Hackle
man 2d add $ .'000
Lebanon Ixxle A.F. & A.M.
to Geo. II. Liggett, lot 21
in Masonic cemetery, Leb
anon . 10
H. Iliatt to Annie H. lit-ed.
lot 3 an l 4, blk .!, Hiatt's
add to' Lebanon ISO
Annie M. Smith to Annie
Reed, 3 a-:res near L-.;b i
non 47o
E. J. Bond to Angel's no Keed
150 acres, tp 10S.U. :', . . . 1
II. T. Kirkpairick to Annie
B. Keed, lot- 1 and 2, blx
3 and lo:s 1 and 2, blk 4.
II iatt's add to Lebanon.. 475
U. S. to Edward Loftus :;2J
acres in tp 11 S. It. 1 E.,
Patent
H. N. Nofl'singer to T. M.
Downing, et al 24') acres
HE. 1 10
II. C. Downing to J. 11.
Downing, et al parcels in
11 E. 1 I
Matilda and E. Keeney to
T. M. and J. H. Do.i ning,
parcels in 11 E. 1 1
M. J. Dovning to J. II.
Downing, parcels in 11 E.
1 1
Thos. K. Nofl'singer toT. M.
andJ. II. )owning, vari
ous parcels in tp 11. S. It.
IE 100
.fas. V. Pijie et nx to j. E.
Brownell, loti 4, 5, bi 1,
Pipe's South Albany add. 300
A lie- K. Vanderhotl" 'to A.
C. Spirlock, Pow-r of A
- ioviiev.
J A .Morris toT. A. Hum
phrey and Wm. Yost, pur-c-1
in tp 13. S. It. IE. .. !
D. A. Oshut ne et us to John
M. Osbuiiie, inteiest in
20 acres in 'p II, S. ll 5 w 2 ! )
I'etly Th ft.
.iheal s:;ek containing a 1- t . i
shoes was i..niiil by a cn': le ;-i
b -vs who were i..t in- i:. f hesat
rm po: : oa of ihc city f : r.!.-y
1 be shoes rfi concealed uooci- u
tiestle on the Southern Pacific
raihoad, and weie asoitel sizes
of ladies, children and men's sh es
evidently having been stolen from
Some drummer's samples. There
is no clue as to the identity of the
thief, or as to who was the owner
of the shoes.
Government Work at Corvallia.
As a result of the floods of last
year a parly of engineers h.ve
been making a survey of the
Willamette river at Corvalli-),
under instructions of Uncle
ai", with a view of preventing
the river from cutting a new chan
nel and leaving the town off of the
river, tlie revetment work bcicto
fore constructed having been
washed out. The engineers have
completed their work, and will
make a report of their findings.
Wilcox, will not let any but
lirat-class pictures leave h s sludio.
THE MORKIKG? HEKALt): TMu&sDaV. JANUAhV , ISM.
WICiED PORltASD.
It Is Becoming The Home of Celebrities )
of the friia Ring-
Pokilaxd Jan. 7. While the
Pacific North west bus produced but
few pugilists who have gained
national renown in the prize ring,
it has always been a favorite
locality for men who desire to
show their listic attainments befoie
appieciative audiences and ucake
money at the same time. Witi.out
(pies t ton the greate.it specimen of
physical peifection produced in
t'.e Northwest is Dave Campbell,
the Portland boy. And yet no
pugilist of even le.-s renown has
participated in so few contests.
Campbell, who is a perfect Adonis
in shape aiid a'most a Hercules in i
' .f,; , f ,,t ..;.,
".d on the ;C San
w Uviiur i.wtrnct. .is ,.,!,;
u i,Taad nil a-lVuirc his we IpVo-
P-tUed form a molel 1 of ,eal
symmetry. And yet Dave isaccus-
y, . , S.' . f,., u,.,; ., . , ,
d cmVpuand.
,.,-, . ... . ...
.,..,, , :,,,,, '.
- fight was wit . Pete
; , , ,
j ,., w horn h; defeated i.nc
, ' , ... ,,f , :
round and a half, in the Mechanii-s
Pavilion at Poi daud, in the sum-
nier of lSSi. iiurnig tlie same
summer he defeated Jin Uiley. in
thirteen rounds, London priz ring
rules. The tight took place on an
? i l . ..: .1
,:u . uuw." 'e. "er- " :-"
Kht tW! h, a";. k ,"
his next match Campbell met a
Waterloo. It was bis famous
tii-ht with Jack Dempsey, the
Nonpa.eil, in October of the s.Vme
year, Ab-ut 3,iK)0 i-port- went
do -.vii the liver to a sinali ieiuu.)
about 2 miles fro.ii Portland. A
. . . ,
i ihw was tJilcheii ami He vera! mue
,,0,l,"a "'I'cred the chilly night j
air. Neai 1 v ad t he 1.10 ll(-y ;Soine ,
! :)-' ,0 waa ul',or.' . '-
i the nien Btrip,u for battle
i ;vepone said, 1 oor Jack, ,or
; . i,PU I . K "B !?
iiieie jiiguiy ii.-ri.iic iii-i if.iiiiuu.nuie
adversary. Before the end of the
third round, however, it was "Poor
Dave." Campbell lay in tliering
.
a broken nose, unable to
(Mine to the scratch, and Little
. , .
;,.'" k ' d. clared
K-ai.itibcll had come
the victor,
in contract
with one of the "Noniiaicil's un
us peeled left-handers. Ca-npbell
next went Fast, and on his return
from Philadelphia, where he met
fi!l coiners for a week, he defeated
John P. dough, who was recently
shot and killed in Denver, in six
rounds. He trained Dempey for
the middle weight championship
li-lit with the "M.irine," and in
December '80 fought a hard
eight-round draw ( '.')
draw ( :) witn Jim
Corlic'.t.iu the Mechanics Pavilion
in Portland. When the Dempsey
combination went I'xst last sum
mer, he starred as the heavy
weig'it, and deleited thirty or
forty men, among them Pro. Had
ley, tirtorga Ke-s er, and Paddy
Brennan.
Larry Sullivan is Astoiia's pet.
He ia about 2 years of ae, and
w hen in condi'ion weighs iroin li0
to H'.o pouinls. I
. - . ' . .. :
.-cott,of Astoria, is
oi au.in. me naine are, ouoi anu
weight an Snlliva", but he
. i ,
kicks
tlie tatter's a.:i -i-e.; and cud nance.
Tom Ward, of IV. r; land, his iir.-t
light in I'.ir-t i'orrlan I eiht yeats
ago. wiisti h !e!i at-d .lohn Pitch
bimi, now a prai-.ticing attorney
in l'oitltii I, in fo.-iy-nine ruind.-i.
H;i other man who suliere.l
d-feat at the h:t:d- of Wa-d i
Aloei t Jolmion, who gf-.vc up the
c-jiitt-st at the end of fomteen
roun.l-i. Larry ulli:ni was
defeated by h'.m twice. Ward has
leit the . ling, snl is now in
ousn ;ss in I oi tiaiio.
iniiy i.yiin. who a: one lime w i
;l liil'r o. . onr-i i -i ;ioie note i'i
the N o itM, is at
present
ser i . i m;i'b:i wars sentence in 1
th - A i.-i ll'.i-l..t i.r.ni li.ii t i .11 t.ir!
'. :",..:" ,iw .n:'...:.. :..
.(a i eiiuuiin iit( -v .inn i tr :i 1 1
"
i,ne SpokesDiau oilioe at
-.it l
l
r. oa , r' . ,
Billy Morgan, now city uiarehal
of Fast Portland, wnH eomewliat
of a prize-ritig ciebnty reven
i , . .. i. 'i- ... f : '
years ag'j. il ij-k i-.-.iu i'laiiniim
seventy round- to defeat him, but
he got the bet of tjcorge I'M wards
on a brge down the river from
l'ortland in four rounds
George Kessler, the Montana
b jy, baa added a now feather to
hia cap through recent ligbt with
La Blanche, which was declared a
Iraw. There id no pi-stiou but
that K; ssk r had the
be:-t of the
contest.
A man whose lea-e
of lif..- as a
Northwest
ti.-itie (chbrity in the
was very briel is James McClarney,
the "It ish liiant," who oncn de
feated l'atsy Carditl' in Chicago,
lie was knocked out by (;iioynski
in the Mechanic's l'aviiion, l'ort
land, in two rounds, lat January,
and tun not been hc.ird from sin. e.
East Portland, il n.ust be re
membered, ii tbe borne of Jack
Demp'-cy. Hownna cosy little
cottage iieie, and when not train
ing for a lititor giving exhibition
contests, lie enjoys home lifo with
his devoted wile and two lovely
children as much as atijonecan."
Many pugilists who foiinerly
lived in San Francisco, are now
making their homes in the rapidly U'eo. V. Hi!!. Bus'iu-ss men
grnwingcilies of Oregon, Washing- especially are invited to attend.
Ion and Montana. Among the i prop in if only for live minutes.
b ya now in Portland are Charlie I '
lileason.Tebeau, ius Brown and! Mrs. filbert i i prepared to do
sevei-al others of l. ss r..ii..u-n In I dresniiiking of all kinds. .She has
Seattle may be found Co Liord jii-
in n Mniin. icii tiawkiiia, l.a
Blanche, .loe cbintsAorib and
Tom deary. Pete Shea and Bogan
are in Yancuver.
Tbesportingeienunts of Helena
Seattle. Tacoma and Portland aie
ivorking for tin estab'ishmeut of
...i.,,.. v,,.,,, ,,,,,,, w
1 fll ibdlii I ' il .J ul . I.. t - i...-..t
..... VU..U..V...U ..i .u r raiiciBto.
Legitimate pugnisin wdi never
iioiiydieout, tor it is, true that
mere is some ot the .,,nt ol
every man. it was so in Ancient,
Pi.nmQn. iun.1i.i-n ..1.1 11 1
especially true oi the men of our
... ...w.. . i..i:iaiiii. i, n
section, nor is it to their shame.
Max M. Siiii.lock.
LANE CwdSTY LETTER.
NtftSJ Notes of Icterest from tbe Viu.slaw ;
and Elaewh re.
W Ai.Tiiv, Jan. 1 1801.
We are having very pleasant;
winter weather, but not enough to'
raise the water in the creeks Midi- i
cien'. to admit a vo.hI run of salmon.
Mr Atkinson took his children j
to see their mother douuat Salem, i
He repor's her ment il condition ';
as being no i-etter. lie says tin-1
merchants of Al'iauv make a lunch i
letter disp'ay ol goods, having j
tkeir stores more tati-fully
decora'c t, larger s'ocks and :uie:
the apic.ir:.ine of tin i ft iiim 'oj
the merchants of Salem.
Quite a ir.Mih.Tiil changes have j
o-'C
m,
occurred in our mail since inv hi t !
repoit. The contract for carryiigi
U.c
in in was let to Bejeld.in-s ,v j
Peterson and theti c.liancd Iron: i
tM to thf ' tniKsa week making
fix mails a week, but now it is
I....-L- tr ll.. ..i.l ,..!....
John Chastahi'ri little Imv a;
gta:ii ing with an "pen knife in hi?
hand when bis ci.-tcr tan agiinst
bis ami in a v. ay i h:tl ciM.d tic
blade to run into the bov's bieast
making a very dangerous wound.
Mrs. Wife, who recently seiticd
here from York state is very low
with dropsy. No ho.-ts . her
recovery are entertained. Her
husband, whose finances arc very
low, to say the least, bad tbe
misfortune to lose a box of house
hold good-i, weighing 450 pound:',
the loss was caused by the care
lessness of the Southern Pacilic
railroad agents. Il docs look like
the railroad ollicial-1 could keep
track of as large u box as tlcit.
'lho agent at Eugene wis very
itiS'iUiiig an-1 loud spoki-u when
ap "loached on 'le s;l'j ct :u;.l
offered to i av .2 for s -isn :d ab x
very liberal.
(jeorge I'eteis who had his leg
broken and was otberwi-e injured
liv a pile of lumber falling on him
in the llarrisburg sawmill, has
been over to visit his fattier. Fred
Peters, and returned to I lat rih'-mg
and it ii ruiorled that t' e j-irring
of the imperfectly knit l-one lus
been the c.su-e of having bis b-..-aiuputaU'd
since hi letuni t"
Harrisburg. It appears to bav.
been a verv iui!isi;re(-t piece o!
biisi less t.i permit i:ch a t i I j all
such a tiui-. j
The Sw ellH 'iglilini;:iU'fi. !
There is no mistaking the fact !
that a splendid musical treat is in j
store for us upon t ii.- occasion of)
. i... ........ ...... ..r tt,. v.. I
.ir mj...ii mi. r .' nit .. ... .vr.i...
Swedish Ladies' concert on the
15-ii, lns'ant. Fn ro;i;e from the
F.ast and since their arrival on the
Coast the ladies have met with
nothing short of entbu-i.istic
j ov.i'ious wherever they have sung,
j Ther singing not only delights tbe
! people, but arouses the greatest en
thusiasm among musicians. It is
j the only company in the world
i combining extraordi lary natural
! voices with the inns' ferfect cul
! tnic. This the '.'itii H cvei y win-re
! recoeuixed at once the piai.-e i h
! out limit. Herelofoi-e, we have
j hid to be content wi h bearing
j the greit singers only when their
voices are on the wane, uiviog us
imt liie remnant ot what was otve
- a ;reai iiie;t-'ic i-i item, in
, ..... ... ..i:..i. .I.,.
. . I I - T . .
e. Ill ot llltj . v, r. .1 r-.i ir-n iu
is i e vers;'. I. and we
vocalism wlii h wi!!
l'iiure give itw p
fame. Sweden was
are to li-ten
i-i the near
-sot s a wide
the home ol
; the two greatt t singers ttiat ever
1 delighted an atnli'-nce. Herej
! Jenny bind ai d t'hii.s ine Nil'sou j
i born. Ii- ".'...j :ivni Stock- ,
j holm tti'-y went foith m reiiei t i
1 undying bon-.r u;iu S-.vc'cn. It j
Ms fi'jin the same place, from t'ne j
(great musical coiiserva'nry of J
j Stockholm, supported by tin- gov
ernment ot Sweden, t'at the
j .ll,nai
SA-edisb L-.die-.' t'o.o- j
imifi ......... i. ,.ii,i.i--'..l ..v.. tit :
I f.tl .'mi -. ..... I""-" hi .....j
- '. i,ii,,.-.. ,,f ,iir ,-it v cou.ii!-i
what is prctoiiing for Saturday
evening.
At Seattle, lacuna, and !
the company sang to I
llld delighted houses-,
l..rll....,t
rrowded
LetiiMwetoitth.it
j ,)inc ien.
: .. . I
the same is
Fr.,m jTik''ieiii
change our business to a strictly
cash system, thereby enabling ua
to buy for c ish and gist our dis-
counts, whereby we can, and will,
give our customers the benefit.
Our M. C. II. Mueller, while east,
mado anangeiiienis to buy g mdi-
direct from the nianuf -cturers ::l
the lowed cis'.i tui (, and we v
ell mite g-.-ods at. ttic lo-vest i-.oh I
figures. Belieing toal tbe people
will apptcciate a store when- they
can goisls at cash tig.ires. We re
main, Respectfully Yours,
Mi Kl I.DIl & G.MtKK IT.
The men of this vicinity need
not be jealous because their wives
talk so constant')' about Matthews
and Washburn. Its not t heir good
looks the ladies are talking about,
it is the good ipialites of the cook
and heating stoves they sell. Every
one se.-nis to be delighted when
tiny buy from M. and W.
Nooii-d.iy prayer meeting at the
Y. M. C A. rooms- over IrenchV
jewel rv store every day from 11 ::'.(
to 12 :). Week of pray-r l-ivics.
leader for Wednesday no in, L. v.
j employed a first class dr. ssmuker
from S.ic.ramc! to, and willguaian
lee satisl'aetioii nil all kinds of
work. Children's girments a
specialty. Location, First street
over the Colden Rule Bazaar.
New goods of the latest patterns
sold at Matthews and Wash
burns is whvti.cv will sen o
... i.
er
, f,,, i() ,is o! w,.v-,.3 a-id ranges!
j : t,ev , aVR Ul.ir fitfil j
ds
SSS
i I-cb 1st.
,..rio1,.! of Jewel Stoves and
: I10.v t,e r02d to arrive
Tf you want anything ehoie.- m
. i:... ...f...l
i
iiie irroccrv li.ie w.uuvini i
(Jartell's, thu only place in tbe
t.jv where voti can get everything
you want.
HI
;GRAND
i i
muEi urn
Till-; EN TIKE BALANCE OF olK SUPERB-
Fal 1 ?. TXiri tei- Stock
OK
Ili'iiV lliivs' ivTJiiMi-MK ll fliliinir
uiivui'5 iuju vv uunuiink) uiimiiiii
MUST HK SOI
DON'T TAKE OUR WORD FOR 87
But come and cnviiiiv yui-elvcs that. tii;) greatest bargains
on t-arih await vej here dining Juuis.itv and February.
ALL WOOLEN SHjRTS AHO UNDERWEAR AT COST.
FMBIiF.LLAS AND KCnni-U i( M)K i KI'A TLY MFDl'CLD
fj We are c In c-l U .1 jo
make ro'.in for our n'aiiiiii! I
at rive here the Ilivt if ?-Iat
have '
i slo i.
. !i. S
Si!.
i ours
T. L. WALLACE & CO.,
The bi-thplace of g cat and honest ba'gains.
Liearanc
L. B. BLAIN
Wi: Ci
I
J!
I T
Al
- - v
I , s i ing Janti.iry at a Big Ui
lilll
L. K. BLAIN
i
liis Leading Mercliant
j . - :
S i 1 ve rwa re1
SILK UMI
Willi HaM nn
Silver
for :i Nice
II 11 1 J!J M k
The City Liquor Store
f Jt
V.Vext J,or to th iM.I KellonV o rijil, ;..., iy, ortv" i
Kt cvniti-i'Iy on h nl t'i 9 el i npTlj-l ;i I l.i.atic winet Ii.iu-iri.
toir
o ily tint mum liquor store in tho
SPEC1AI ATTEriTI . ?Ai3 Tfl
AT ONCE
liis great c
of S-r'n.
.!;- .ig("i
er.iice s.ib- in
:uid siimiiK-r
for II N N .
O'd.-r to
no !s to
v; SONS'
lor I it.-
I!.
- . - e out
- .iuctlou, in Fact a Snciilice
Tailor, Alljaiij, Orefon.
' - --- - - - " :
WILL
s
TAKK
a
Have liie
fp
,ii;e ii; m.
Mso-
mm VEii ELECAHT
1KB L LAS
h
1 il f!'!
11
11 n mi 'fill i
. m
1 ins isinsp3e 10,000 IM -ir il
IplflBB..
Pivsi'!,!
city
OfiOLRS FliCfil IHF C0UKIR
"a "n -" iti n I
ITiieCelelirated FreEcli
!
CURE
tVarriiiitcd tu
cure
t.tf I. it riH.iie
ifijl refunded
lb
Will alfi? AFTER
llic Koncralivc ..rtranRct i ith.-r vrx a-hethcr
ariinz from Ihe csre.i.- il f f-tlmu'wita,
...tw... r.iitrt. or -lir rtili jouttiful indiff
ii ti.M.,.in r iHinli'f ie,(t'-.t i-eili an hmmot
r im I'oa cr, Wakc-ici as1, I: -arins I -own
rins in the Hark, Srtiiewl W i.nw. llya
crin, NVr oiis Pr n-"M, N-Kinmal mi
ioiif. lucirrhiKS, Uia-un;, lV.--.fc Mcwnry,
Ua.if l'oarcr aii.l lni:i.ii . .t:i. h U -lertJ
itfti-n !cmI f.i t r.-nntn v '!d ae and
imnnit.v. Crirv?! a l.-v: t iv.-i fcr tr..VU.
S-.'lt hv nM en rii-! i-riii-.
WKIITfcV .l - ''; is civen
with - ry 1C1 nrJor - i.i-l. - refund the
iimn.-v it a IVrnmnru! n-o n efltl.
W liavr th..ii'Ci.lii4 i.-wiiinuii.-.tH from old
nl y.-'ji., .'I N-h H.-.I--I. - Iive Imii
irnnHiii-iitti ciir.il j :licu- -f .llirHliline
Circnl-ir Irw. Ad-hiw
ik; iiii: Ticitic '.
Wiwt-;'ri r-., -si. l-.Miu-.il, Oregon.
for '( t., f-Vv.ti.vr M i-.ii. t h caale and
oU;l .lr.iN.t, i.-.nv, ureion
nmi Riis
KiniaJt; Ir
nvnIiiMe; uoth
if.tr iikr thrm on
f Im-tit-arVct. Newt
tail. ufuHv
Umh- nvntiily.
((u.r-titetcx' V" rc-lit--.e
tniftrrr-ifel
n-ti;ilni:ttiitn.
m aa m m
i) Mil Ik; buinbuic-
v'tl. :tve time,
v Hi-alt:ia;l money.
'I ite io."r.
tv 'y in a; on iv of f.iit !0. Ad
drovt 4lirc ft i tr uk.mh
WtMl I'.r&itt h iio 7, I Mrllul, itr
8 old hj rcihft & MVKOPt Alhmy. Ore gel
to 9
Kitt 8A1.K t'.Y ALL DKrcJC.ISrTX.
"Si-nu ii.itliK '-g'1 I t-iiiciiascit
'i .t of ir..l. i'. TlillV C'utarrh ure for
n v own i- '-nl liinl'iig rev r.pVew,
Mi'Mal-JK, i!C-:rt:tiL' fui ii f.-.'li-i'.e
1 i-1 t:im have i" y Imv of ie..-.!l-.'ne.
I' :i!.v M'l-.l for itiree m"re.
i cxcf, : in,' il i.ltie iM-nt tton'ir for
i-:.t:irri ever triet ') llim milt bia
riei.-N. I -ro! .iMittn-r hns t oc in
liy ci.e. -.fit riseeriKlty reeiiimnend it
Hit!.. ..
Mi-ii" ii i.
Kx i ic;
rec r..
Pr. ! ..
t.-1i; lii-;
J(MIN Mi MA II AN,
tv "..i.;n it-sUiiur Lane Co,
lr! I. :-i c county. Oregon
l.illeoli, preshii -nt of the
: ..it . s.-y-i it cured him of
i e. i.t'li :i:-.i r two oilier prescriptions
!.i: r.,:l--i!. I.i!v'ivise two of liis tiltle
giHr ii-l it tocure their cr-iigtiB. Mrs
Mark liniie), wife i.f Pro!. Hailey,
-lit ii to t'rof. ."!. oi!, and red in
i.. !n! i . !i.i Mitl'er fiom coids
-.I'll eout'i . Forefni.-!is il ;:'! tike
I K-liani. and e-,11 ii.lii'eii into the
I .'ipei. or i;i-s:i i-, wlieie no olher
COUlill cures "Ml. ll-.'. ):.
:ws7
:uns CATARRH
heumatiara, Nearaigia, Cora
MKAOAOME. And ALL PAIN.
Tat OaMfcnW FwHIt aad
LICTRIO COUCH CUR
mfwa CQiM, wcuf. oohsuhhiok.
MkjaHPraaMt. Emb ISs, M h I
tn'-fT- HO., tr'.. Im Ancalaa. O
i:.
I'ATTON.
G I A L I S T .
blnaibcr- il.r. AlbftLy, 0i6gr.
Hv li.r tnot rti n.l . mvcil mrth-
Oil, f in-- iSa':wM.H . i i...iru atMj rhildri-n
an J a I i'i-:t:i .Iim-hn-s .f titltjr x Con
miltt ii fn nnd i-vv thine trk-1y -on-
fito.ui..I h -t-h'ii!-s, im if.t , to 4arl 7
lo , l,'r-Mi-f.r-v, or, 1 1 d Lo at
CiTY KESrAURAN
T
llave.g been ri liie'y rcnio lo!ed,
Ibis old Slid iipclar n Lnurtt will
l-o in i le lit clam ill c.ery ns;iei:t.
'I'lie iic wili 1 cjvea god nxils
at ail In ura fr "i Iv 5 ccr.tii. Every
thing mat and attractive. Ovutxra
ir "very style. W. A. MiiinrE.
FOSHAV
KIAiiOW
ltail
DiiiiEls Rooh'lleB
ALBANY,
OHE- N
0!
dried fef-
i HIGHBsr CASH I RICK
! WILLBK PAID BY THE
B;.-t ipisdlty of raisins, citron,
orange and iu-vm -etl, znte
currants, dates and fi..g( on i inany
.other good thing- ut Kent, u's
cash grocery store near tlie I. O.
Pa
f H
UKt
AiMI r
CALIFORNIA
i
mil
t
I
I
...A-
.'r- -'.-t-v'-.,j.'T,C1,