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0 JO CENTS A WEEK. ALBANY, OREGON, THURSDAY, uECEMBEU lO, 181)1 " : - : . - y-- VOL VU--HO, 8 m -- FOR THE 10LIDAYS' a. I oiiened a beautiful line of Holiday Goods including plush ml leather albu ns. toilet cases, hand painted piaipi'P, screens, fancy inkstand-, wail i-ockets ami holders, or lor raw, novelties and tl.iinty nie nacs fir holiday pres ents. Call early and m ike your Selections. FIRST STREET, blc.uberg block REMOVAL! II. J. JONES' -:- -:- HOOK STOKE AS BEEN REMOVED INT.) I I the lJipe building, opposite his I I former place ol business, w here JJIirt has more room ami a Iargc stock tlian ever. He invite me puoiic 10 c.iu and Bee linn in his new tpurtere. jfflT"I.ook out for his display of Holiday go xl. It will be somet liinj elegant. Instruction given on viol in. mari t'l'lm, piano and brass instru ments. Having s cured the .s.-is-ta'iee of Fro'. C'HKi-.cr, of Salem, will furnish tirst-d isd orchestra mil -ic at reisoinli'w rates. Ad dress or eill on C II. Mii'dler, comer Third an I Ells-vorth street. Albany, Oregon. ALI1AX v tfi : I stn cf, between Montgom- erv arid Jefferson. Ar:icle of every description il.-.iii-il and dye.l. ( ieiitli in in 1 1 ithiiig a -pecialty. DAVID I.ANDLKS. 1 ! i w 1 1-r an 11 ' It l.v jMit.j; Hi t-ri i'lt-iun, anil ;niMi; (or lie Tobacco vnrics in flavor and other quali ties according to where it is grown, mastiff plug cut is a scientific mixture of the choicest grades selected by manufacturers of thirty years' experience. J. P. Pace Tobacco Co.. Rh limon.l, Va. . o f ? 5 3 I W H. GREGG, (1 Mcu'.aml Boi' i loihinu made to t rilur or lwr.rl wkI r(iicil on tliort notite and rioimlio ratm ahp rn ti itrwl crlin9 Ittwiuu Third lul cour'b ttrcttf. Music tons Qoj t;t;J Uwm ffl Kepainiii Cram's Vnrtvalletl Atl.-m, The new edition of this unrivall ed work is now being delivered by the agent, Mrs. A. M. Talt. Ti e work is a most excellent on, and this edition is a treat improve ment upon former one3, giving all the latest date and much new matter that was not in the previous editions. It should be in every family, and on every business man's desk. Those w ho are not supplied can procnre the at las by addressing 1 O. l!ox No. (JO Al bany Oregon. Fine Furniture OF EVERY kri;tiiu, AT Til K Albany Fiirirt'irc Co. I liili l Inking :i irrial ty . r-.. MfihC . I $&g8Bmk !l.l!!l)l,liiF. fit jjRU lATffliWS WlSHBUEH'o, ALBANY, OESC-ON, 1891 F01? THE Nothing is Nicer Than Silverware, - Novelties. At tin- Old and Kstablishcl Jewelry St, .re of H. BWKRT'S. THE MORNING MEAL Found Satisfactory when F. B. Allen's lie keens a first-class stock of stanle and f;mcv irroceries of all kinds: also of fruits in season t'lioice ialy. Jieinendier the ulace. First Street, nimnsite .Masonic Temple, Albany. Higfiest of all in Leavening Tower. ABSOLUTELY PURE The men of this vicinity nped not be jealous because their wives talk so constantly about Matthews and Washburn. Its not their good Iooks the ladies are talking about, it is the good tpiulites of the rook and heating .doves they seil. Every one eeeins to be delighted when thej- buy from M. and V. The finest line of handkerchiefs, ever brought to Albany can oe seen at the La lies Bazaar. All prices, from live cents upwards. Luge and complete t-tork of Christmas g.-ods at French's jew elry store. I'.ig bargains. The Larresl M cf South Oi lO!li:0! i Vur Thtiruujh I'ructii,! I VVv'Oiii! in BOOKKttPiiiS. SriORTHAflD. PEKMSNEHIP, THIS SCHOOL THE BS r. 1892 HOLIDAYS the Fine Display cf riurlmsiim - (Jroreiics :.r veiretahles and .ill kinds tahle delicacies n snee. Oregon. V I 'M I I, 11 .M il n J Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report Baking Powder WIhiIoiii'h Violet C'ream fs the most exipiisite jn-ejiara-tion in the world for softening and w hiteiiing the hands and face. It is not only a substitute for, but in every respect superior to glycerine, cold cream, vaseline and like pre pa tat ions. Try it. For sale by Foshay it Mason. TO GOOD TKMI'LAltS. - - Povouknow that Moore's Re vealed Remedy is the only patei.t medicine in the world that doi 3 not contain a drop of alcohol ; ths.l the mode of preparing it is known only to its discoverer; that it is on advance in the science of medicine without a parallel in the nine teenth century ; that its proprietui 3 oiler to forfeit jfl.OOO for any case of dyspepsia it will not cure? 4 siVK iNVtrn:T. Ts one which is guaranteed to liriu yon satisfactory results, or 111 ease of failure a return of purchase price, On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised druggists u lioltlu of Or King's New Dscovery for Con sumption. It is tunrciitccil to brim relief in ev;ry case, when used for any affection of Throat. J.unsrs, or Chest, such as Consumption, Inllama- T urn of Lungs, Uronclutis, Asthni'J, Whooping Cough, Croup, etc, etc It is Icasant and agreet ble to taste perfectly safe, and can always lie de pendrd upon, I rial bottles free at t'oshay it Mason, Druggists, .h:i:it ivs. We oesire to say to our uti- m lis, that fur years we have been sell ing l)r King's New Iliscovery for ( 'onsuii)ition, Dr Kiiiir's New I.ifi I'ilis, liiu-klen's Arnica Salve anil Klectric Hitters, and have r.ever hiiinlled n-medies that sell us, or that have given such universal satUfuc tu n. We do not hesitate to guarun. tee them 'every ticie and we stand ready to refund the purchase in ice, if satisfactory n suits do not follow their use 1 liese remedies have won their gre it popularity purely on their merits, roshay it Mason Diuggists, TUG WOULD KNKICIIKI). The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the on ty perfect laxative known, as it is ilie only remedy w hich is truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste and prompt andetlectual tocleanse the system gently in the Sprir. time or, in fact, at any time any the better it is known tiie nioie popular it becomes. Fell Dead. These words are familiar to our readers, as not a day passes with out the report of the sudden death of some prominent citizens. The explanation is "Heart Disease.'': 1 herelore beware it you have any ol the follow ini; synptoi is: Miort I'.reath. IV111 in Side, Smotlierin Spells, Swollen Ankles, Asthma'ie I'.reathing, Weak and Hungry ! ells. IcniMTiieHH in Shoulder i t 1 1 .egular 1 ulse. 1 hese synip)iins iMi-.in heart dis(-ase. 1 he most reliable remedy is Dr. Milea' New lb-ut Cure, which has saved thousands of lives. Hook ;jf testimonials free at Stanard c; Cusii k, who also sells the New llejut Cure. 5?A KSi'iQUARTER ktT Dilute Ore H tk i new Maker Cily. npTJTIIDV m:tii who has sineiUE.n I Ufl I hccmit' idciitiQctt with the rtrsoiirccH A p A :ml development of that country. 'IhisoUU man m no nthtT than Mr. Jofm Stewart., ont c( the wealthiest and most inliue;tti:il citieiif in the county. In a recent letter he Hays "I had Imhii suffering from pains in my hat k vi id general kidney uoinplaint for Heme time, and hail uncd many n-mciiies without any hut temporary relief. The pains in tnj hack had Itfcome bo wvire tint I was (revetited from attending to my work and could not r nii.vc wunoui i no iiHi or a cine ii earing, inrouun a irieno, n me wonueriui cures et foit hy Urcjfon Kidney Tea, 1 waw induced to try a box, and from that vev firht iloae I found intitiint relief, and before u-imr half i he contentH of the box the piins in n y back eotirtly disappeaml I have every f ith id the virtue of the Oregon Kidney Tea, and can conscientiously rejoninicnd it to mj friemlH. I would not be without it fr any thing." ttreijon Kidney Tea curefl heaiacho, incon tinence of urine, bri(Jtdunt Hediment, burn inor painful Hen-ation while urinating, and all alTeetiona of the kidney or urinary organs of either sex. AT Parker Bros. Bakery. CHOICE MINCE TIES CAKES. CURRENTS, HOT ROLLS, CRACKERS, RAISINS, J ELM ES JAMS, BREAD, CHOICE TEAS A COFFEES, FRESH GROCERIES, Or anything else good to eat, leiiieinber you can get it at reasonable rates at THE DAY IN CONGRESS Coumed in Hearing the Prcsi . V ' dent's Message, ITj'lS A I.KMSTIIY IIIKI IIKST U Dal3 Clearly With Important M.iUe riaia Talk in the Rcc nt Chilian - Affair. Washington, le !' Immed ately. upon- read iiii the journal in the genate t he annual niesea-'e o the President was presented and reaiV The reading f the message closed at lM-i e. m., tiaviug con 8Umid exactly an hour and a half, If wis listened to tliioiighout. with ClOM. interest, i he messite was ori'iied lad on the table bnd printed, and then the senate ad joir ued until to-morrow. in Tin-: luu'M-:. After approval of the journal re cess was taken for lilteen m niites to await the president's me-sage Alter recess the n.essage was te ceived. and read by the clerk. Reading a liiessaue in the house never receive much attention and the last one pioved no exeep lion to the general nile. On com pietion of the reading of the mes sage it wan referred to a commit tec, who n ceived it tnd ordered it printed A resolution nqiKS'ing the speaker, in appointing the com mittees, to apportion the Fame among the several states and ter ritories, ac ending to population and to appoint at least a chairman from each state and territory, was prefentcd and ordered leterred to the committee on rules, when ap pointed. Tie house then adj urned tin ti Sa'urdav, w ith the undi rstandiii: that further adjournment be taken until ennesday. The message is a leng'h- d'-.cu nicnt, and i;; full will occuiiv i iIjzpii coliiinns of aa ordinary newf-pap.'r. It opens by inviting the atten tion an I sciiitiiiv ot congress to the wins t.i the Stat ilopai tmelit sa ing : "Dui'ing the Us' ear it hi been characterized by an unusu ally larye number of important lie- got atious, and by diplomatic re sults ot a notaldy and oighl v tiene- ticial character. Among theee are : Ji. ciproc it trade arrang nients, which have been conclud ed in th-.3 exercise of the powers conferred bv section :l id the tarifT law, with the republic of Brazil, with Spain for its West Indian possessions, ami Willi ban l'o- miugo. Like negotiations wi'.h other countries have been much advanced, and it is hoped that be fore the close of the year further letim e trade arrangements o. irreat vilue will be conclucd." i oiicerning the lieiiring sea trouble it says that teriiH sati-Tac tory to this govei nment have been iigived upon, and that the agn e- ment as (o the arbitrators is all that is necesrary to the c uiiple- tinii ol the convention. The Chilian aH'.-.ir in licit. -.1 a' fullv, about which the president savs : 1 lie trcauueut ot our min ster for a time was such as to cal for a decided protest, an 1 it was very grat ifv ing to observe that the ii'ilrieiidly measures, which were undoul'tedl ' the result of the prc- vai'mg excit.'ineiit. were at once i-'Si-inded or smlahly relaxed, ot her foreign ic!aliOH are fully tiiMled. The beneficial eflV-rts of the new laritl' law is releireii to, also the silver leg's. ati-m ol ine last con gress. The pn sid nt iicvncales bi iiietalisin, and says "(Jive existing laws a trial," and adds: "I am still of the opinion that the free coinage of silver, under the exist ing conditions, would disastrously ail'ect our business interests at home and abroad." The policy of applying the sur pliii to the redemption of the interest-bearing securities of the 1'nited States is thought to be preferable to that of depositing it without interest in selected na tional banks- The result of this policv ol the silver legislation and of refunding the 4 'J percent bonds has been a large increase of the money in circulation. The exclusion of Chinese, and the enforcement of the anti-Chinese law is urged. The Michigan plan of selecting presidential electors is condemned. The plan of allotting lands to Indians is approved, aud.the re ducing of the larger reservations bv restoring to the public domains many million acres of land is re ferred to with gratification. The working of the general land office, the pension bureau, the agricultural and postal depart ments, were each reviewed at length, the result being very sat isfactorv. The dec'ino of polygamy is noted, and the president does not believe in experimenting with this (picstion, but repressing it en tirely. lie recommends that provisions be made for the organization of a simple form of town government in Alaska. Concerning the Chinese troubles the president says : The late outbreak against for eigners in various parts of the Chinese empire has been a cause of deep concern. In view of the numerous establishments of our citizens in the interior of that country, ihis government can do no less than insist upon a coctinu ance of the protective and punitory measures, which Uu Chinese gov ernment has heietofore applied. No effort will be oiuitted to pro tect our cftizens pe leeably svjoii ru ing in China, but recent unolllcial information indicates that what was at liidt regarded as an ou'-b.-eak of mob violence a:ainst I'o: eijneis, has assumed the form of an insurrection against public order. The Chinese government h is de clined to receive .Mr. I'.lair as the minister of the United Mates, on the ground tiiat i'.s a participant, as a Eena'or, in (he eiiactuiei.t ol existing legislation acaii st the in troduction, of Chinese laborers . he has become unfriendly andobjec tionabie to China. "l have felt consliaine I to point out to the Chines.! govei nine'it the untsii abltness of this jo-iition. , Ihe fact is lelened to that this government has found oi cai:ii to express m a frier:d!y sj it it, but wiih much enrneMiiess, to the government of the czar. i'SFeii ous concern because of the hari-h measures now being enforced against the Hebrews i f Russia bv the reviv-d of atdi Semitic laws, long in abeyance. Great numbers of these unfortunate people ha-'e been constrained to abandon their homes and leave the empire by reason of the impossibility to lii.d subsistence within the rale to which it is said to confine them I lie emigration ol these people to the Dinted fSUtes, many other countries being closed, is largely increasing, ai.d is likely to luriaer increase, to proportions w li'ch may mak it ditiieuit to find homes and employment fr those people nere, auo 10 seriously aiieci me labor mait.-1. It is estimated that over one million vwll he forced iroiu Russia within a few years. This consideration, as well as the suggestions of hninar.ity, furnishes ample ground fot the remon- tranccs, whicu we have iresented to Russia, w hi'eour bis oric li iend ehip for that government cannot but give the fc-siiraucc the rcpre- entations ate tnose ot a well v is-her. The president speaks hotefiilly of the ellbrt to place our n.ivy on ai equahtv with other niitions. and recommends the completion and control of the Nicaragua anal by the government. J he coriection of frauds aguin-t -uilrage is urged, and the inessauc closes with the following appeal: aiy appeal is and must continue to be for a coiieuii4tion tint shall proceed w ith candor, calmness and patience ujun the lints of justice i:.d humanity, not bv iiredindice mil ciuelty. The consideratioii of these giave ouestions invte no onlv the attention of congress, but that of all citizens. We must not eiiteitun ih delusion that our people have cea-ed to regatd a free baHot and coiial representation as the price of the alh-iiiancs to laws and to civil magistrates. 1 hae been greatly rejoiced to notice many evidences of the inj-van-d unilicat nil of our people and of a revised national spirit. The vista that now 3PCIIS to us is wi-leran i more gin; ions than ever befoiv. Gratification and am i.eioent truggle for Hipreiiia-.-v as e con template the population, wciiltli and moral strength of our co intrv. trust, momeiiiuous in its in- flu'iice upon our people and upon the world, for a brief lime is (-om- mittr'd to m-, and we ni'it not be faithless to 1 1 3 condition the le-f-nse of the fit e and the en".al in- tluence of the people in the choice f public otliivrs and in t he con trol of public athtirs. il- Mlli-em Klet li'tl at I iihm. I'nion, dr., Dec. ;. The rego- ar annual election of citv ollice s was held in Cnion yesterday and was a very -iiiiet ail'air. The fol- w ing ollieers were elected : W. . Wright, re-elected mayor; J. . Elliott ami (J. F. Hall "couiicil ii'ii; O F. Hell, recorder: A. Johnson, Marshal; A. N. Gaul ner, treasurer; John Rlize. ccni missioner of streets. Ton CoiiHt ioiitloiia. 'Mamma '' whisnerotl the poit- voiced, blue-eyed girl, "Harry is in love with me." How do you know. Mabel?" asked the cautious mamma. "Because, mamma, lie told me so. When darling?" Last night, mamma, as we set He out m the pale moi'iili-Jit. lit) I was a angel, mam ma." Did he ask you man-v him?' inquired mammi, anx'oiislv, for Harry had money. Oh, yes, mamma. Antl ou accepted him, of course. 'No, mamma, I did not." "You d'tln't?" and mamma be- gar to pat her foot and began to get red and white about the nose. loudnln tr bv d'du t vou? Don't vou love him?" "Yes, mamma." "Then why don't vou ni8; v him?" "Heeause, mamma,'" and the conscientious little creature sighed, I love Mm so much 1 don t want im to ever change Ids opinion of me. Just received at the Ladies Bazaar an elegant line of fancy cords, fringes and ponpons suitable for all kinds of iancy work.also the new shades in zephvrs. BURNED TO J)iAM 4 Ternb'e Ilo'ocaust in I.ou;si!!o, Kentucky. nutrv i IISI.H IN HIE l.AMKSyi'' Sevirl of Th'm Periab. ai H;'.ry Oihors L-ap to Thnir Deat front'' tho Earoin Eui'.651iig Lot isvu.i.f, Die. Whib' fire men ve ere raking away the ruins .it the liooiic rai't-r comtian s at 1 -.:il this mornii g, there eaiue a souri! of a terrific ex pi jsion in lmbii er, St rung A Co.'s biiildir.g. loin s oi ies 1-igh. In one instant th tire broke out from evelv lloor and sliot threugli the ioof. The lire inii-t, have been f mouldering lor seveial hours in the ellar, ai'd wlien each of the four e oiie-s Ji.-d been tilled with healed air and smoke an explosion followed. Toe following linns e-o burned nut : Handle rger. S rong A Co., ln.o:s and slnieii, loss $'S UO l, iiis.srauee tlOl.COO; llifs, Wilson Co, in:u-i-hing goods and n. lions, l-j-s "', OKI. insurance if lO.o-'d ; Weiii r. Wol'olk A I'avne, Ix.ots and times, lesg sf7."),(H0, insurance unknown; lohanboeke A Sons, bats, s f'.!),(K.ll, insurance :V,00t. A nin.i her ot tiremen were caught uieler Hie falling walls. Fiie-L'hief H lights aii'l Captain Wetberl'oid were injured and may die. Font dead firemen lay under the walls and four others were badly hn, l. The dead are: William Mi u William Davis, Sam Laker and Tony Schlich. At S o'clock another fatal lire was raging at (. M. Menn A Co.' wholeeale candy and fancy gio1 cry house, one niuare above the Hoori l'aii r Company's building. Forty gius were at worn on tof louiihj floor and all were rot aide toes- cape, the bodies ot nx gins have ilrealy been taken otit, binned ilmo:-t beyond idi ntilicat ion. G. I'. Menu, brother of the senior luembed of the linn, is suppoM il o have beon burned to dia'h, and i he firemen think that at least live more gills w'll be found as soon as I In r-jiigh search can be made. fhe lire cut off escape by asla i- wav leipng lroin the Kmrth IIoo-. where the gi'ls were at vok. M my junipc l from the window lo the second story projection an i escaptd with uroki-n limbs aim biuised bodies. lhe fire is suppised to have arisen trom one ol the candv bii- nices. which pos'b!v exidodtti. fhe flames communicate 1 with the big stock of Chiist.iias lire works. Ine hist explosion among the lire works scattered the biauds all over the store. A skvlight fell in and the tire was blazing a'umst h:i niediately. The bodies of t he g;i s were re.uoveJ as soon a3 possible to the nearest undeitakii.i.' es'.ab- imei.t. Two of the girls have ju-t It-en idelit lied Hi.. Mary ai.-.: iiiil Amelia Dickey. Great con tusion exi-ts. 1 he in mi slice' vheie the principal tra'Iic of the i ty goes on, is hlnckadtd ai d bits-ni-ss is almost at a standstill. The oss ( li Menu A Co..s bv.iltling :i :i I t-ick is placed at !f7"i,('hi, and the total loss will be lien rl v .7-"a.'oli SAI.KH XKH'S, I'lif Sfptp rn ISiih -r ,lo:tittot Viller tVauteil in lr-;iii. Sm.km, Dec. 9 flies ate of Or. egon, through its attorney -general, tieo. I'.. ( hambeilaiii. has just bioiight suit against Baker county to recover s ale t-ixcs. fhese taxes are line to the anmnui of .1 1 ,SS. '.Hi, and cover the tax -s levied during the cais ' elwet n 1S7S to lSOO. Baker has each ye. r in paying the taxis lelt a sm i '. balance u.tt il the dues now aggre gate t! e emu for which tne sun brought. The young son of ,b .i.piin M.I ler, who is iiutier ar.est at Mi-ndt;-cino. Cal., fnr slaue lobl cry, is an escaped convict from i..e Oregon state penitt nt'aiy. lie escaped last February while working ;i a trusty ' at the reiorin t-clmol. Miller no doubt, will be brought here to n-rve the reminder of his term before bring tried for the crime committed in California. The Willamette now registers l.'i feet above low water mark and the several docks and wharfs are Hooded. John Jordan raine to the prison to-day from Wasco county and w ill serve a two-year term for lar ceny. He has two cousins and a brother in the prison. STATE ItKri'HI.ICA.N I.K.llll K. 1. I.. Ajer. of Portlnntl Klvt-led 1'rcNident for the Neit Year. roHTi.AND, Dec. !1 The State Republican League cerivt rition met in this city at 10 a. m. to-day for the purpose of perfecting an organiztt'ou for the approacbirg campaign. Various comini.tieo were ai'pomled and tne lolli'Aing ollieers weie elecied: .loon L. Aver, president ; W. R. Eilis, M. G. Brotlerick, Wm. McMas'er.vice presitlents; M. E. Diminick, sec retary; J. 11. Hall, treasurer. Wtimt u as I'.iuiU He'ifiHtlom llfeton ilcra'i'. lllusirating how savings banks depositors frepient'r lose their heads m times like these, the story is told of a young woman employed in a family in the Back Bav, who bad jfi) t'ejiosited in the l ive Centr Saving bank. When he luiyin the bank began she ".t tlfor pr-rmissmn to go ana awjSut bet money, and was in- i miufed by her emp!o'er that lier fltrr'i'it was peiicctly safe where t mis. In r tier lo allay her 'anxiety, her employer told her that be would be resiwisible for the safety of her money, so she wi iiid liot loi- anything, what ever happened. Nevertheless, the woma'i pets'sted in In r puipose, Mini alter standing three tlays in the line, she drew out her savings, and they a:e now dejofiitetl in her bos'UM, w hich a git at many w .mien regard us the gafeht bank in the a o i.! dri-xmi I'tit-Uie Satt l'io itiiit'd. Ci-i;vai lis, r.. Dt c. K Hy m;i tn.il coiiseiii and rttpiest of plain t ill's and defeiidanls, the Sile t f the ( tie-.' m I'acilic la.lroad has l.-ei n p :p jned until .laiiuary L'O, !S'.i'. Employes are receiving pay '.o-diiv lo-- t .fir iik.ii'.Ii tn.l a half s - vce. lliiit-se I'i parii.(; for n'ar. lo.iio.,-. Dec. !. Advices are re, t-iveti from Rangi on, a town tif I miia ami capital cf Hritish Hui nuili. st.ui-g serious tiouble is ap Pieheinhd. as ilie Chinese across ihc river are st rent:, benin;; their po-is. The mitiioritiss have dis patched re i n .01 ce m en t s. ( liiKlrt n Ilyieg of Starvation, V,i-:'.va, Die .. In some Rus sian liiniiitj districts the priests refuse to imrry ju a-anta w ho have no iiit .ms of suotistence. Disease is rif" aniong the famishing people and thousands have taken to nien d'caney pud robbery. Hundreds oi cnU'ii'eii are tlying ot starva tion. Isjlll ll.i. :1 the fit v. the on'y oyster parlors SCATI Eiil Mi XorKii. ;ouIai;:ias Many Hems ii-n-n of In- Dr. 1' lit ice, liv'ng near Eugene. raided i a.M'les il-out ion bushels of line lro:n twelve trees this yt ar. W. II. RaheocK, : he wheat '.in.; t.i Eureka Flat, still lias "".! A' ) btisiiels of jiiiine wlreat .rtou-d, for w'oic.i he has refused !'! C ..'I.!. s sacked. A-ni.t IlK) toll of silo, put up by I. c:' ger iS: Douglas on their farm, a lew miles eatt of Springtield, was opened a days ago and loiind t" be in excellent condition. '1 bi Tank of Commerce at Junc tion City, Lane county, Or., ojiened lor bu.-incss December 1. C, W, Lainsoii is president ; L. II. Rtevc', t-ci-retary ; and Cryus II. il-lii-i.-e, c.isbier. At lhe state fish hatchery at Sis.-'ii, :;.iii'U.ii ( sa! in in are now in pri.c.'-s ti hatching, all of w hicli w'li he planted in the tributaries of the Saeiauient-i, The eggs v.ete secured at Shovel cieek. s.-im-bti-'y besides the lisher-UM-.-i. s iv.s the Astorian, must he making eon.' ie-iable money out oi .-t'lrfon. It selN readily in Hmton and New York, for '") cents a poio'.d. On ihe Columbia it is woith at most cents. I -.'ing op' rations in Cowlitz coiir.'.y have piacticaily been sus pended hir lhe pastytar on ac t -.iiii't of ihe Ij.v puce of logs. Good logs are onlv worth from $4 to s ."rl p,- thousand feet ami a' this price it does not pay to g t t hi :n .,:;(. li. S. We i,r 11,1:11:. a prominent citi.t n 1 i I". gin, O:.. t missing, lb- wen: to l.a Grand- Noveiuber ll.an i s.i ri' nothing has b-en seen n i.im. I'nltFs he took a .-u ddcri let tc,i to Un relatives in the l.asi it is thought he was loiiiiy t!t ai' w ith. Mim is w P! do t unlit work all w inter !. lie new- Leadville mines .ii Mi. !!! Fork, in 1 ant county. Sail Francisco canit.ui.-ts have be c.une i iteresled thete, and early in the Sj.rng the camp isexpectetl t 1 i t;n "li the strength cf the rich ore abvady found. The peopt h- s party of Jackson fo'inl v have eli'ected au organiza tion with J. W. .Marks-bury, chair man; Ira Wakefield, secretary; and S. 11. Holt, treasurer. I're cinct c -iiunittecuien have been selected, and the da;e of the county convention will e-'on bo made. The wells Chat were ordered b) be sunk near Om Dell, to ascertain Ihe amount f nude How of wa'er, l-reparaloiy to sinking wells to supply I a Gr"iid with water, have pioved a great sum ss, and pre parations are being matte to pro secute the work mi a very exten sive SCC.li. One Rosehnrg firm burned nearly l,iu.),0i;0 brick this year, and will t arry over about IJ-Vo.COl) for next season. They think that the building prospect is brighter than tverbefo.e, and are liguring already on piite a number tf huMucss houses for next, year. Cnless all signs fail, the building record tii lS'.tJ wi'I exceed that of the pn sent, lare as it has been. . l he proprietor of a creamery at A-a-'n, Coos county, has already c -iiliaeted wi h many farmers for mili, for which he is to pay 70 cents 1 t-r 10 ) pounds for tiie first six months oi the season, and SO cents theiiaiter. Farmers of that neighborhood will 'iud an oppoiiuni.y to scstaiu a new in dust'y which hitheiio has been to them a waste instead of income. . Vf5?Mi-.! & r s-i-ir v i4 .. ttnr.
