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I PES S MiTTI.Wi, EililnM and Prop'l
Fnferfrt r t Prt Ofllee at Albany
!tHOii, aeconn oiaa mail mailer.
,1T1B-
..nrrrnnrn iu issj
Cmnlm Rvnli.
iisCSJ Nevailn, bv local talent.
-: I" 3" Carnival o( Nation!
Uoou EvaaivrrBira-
I.ESTT III' UII.IIXTICISK. It tllklM 11
to li;juro out Ui Oregon l'm-ilir
:tml one l'.iinlly knows where lie is
the sill ivt. 1 lie proceeding at the
t.ivW:ii u'onif contest in the future.
I -tlio riwlint! of the notice of rale At
U iiliM'oii fornmllyolijii teil to the sale
tof tlio limn 01 the Witiaim-tte ami
,,lo nioiintain road.Atfnrnev Wolverdni
A on behalf ot Col llojrir to the sale
.rrail at an on uie irmmm tliat it had
Jflieen sold ami S'-'i.Oih) p;ud on it.
itlffy H eainoiioni on uoilair lit the
I 'mvilel io. iin.i .-earl A-1 lean oli
,-1 to the pale of the 12 mile on which
i kail liens. The sheriff paid no atlen-
to tlio oi'jei iions ami soli i tno entire
several ot tno NoeklioMer. Iielntf
I.nlulmt ns is known as the lllair fac-
B " - i
lor e'-'Ou.oou. wiucn waves the hoiiicrs
I jjs uiunst tne roan nuout completely
. tlic eolil. its mo lniiftiteiiues is
.'d.ijy, andliy Hie lime Hie fJOd.000
siiuiezeil a lime tne einnloves
i lit very much. llie sale '
iMy not lie conhrnieil. It is n diap-
:-tinetit from the present aspect. 11
l-nt management will continue in Con
ors Hcpies anil Clar'c authorizeil the
xinjr statement: "The purchase of
"reiron 1 acilic nas iieen made iiy the
1 action of resiionsihle parties interest-
n the development of tile uronertv. It
lteil the roail will soon be put on a
1 kws mm operaieii so ns to iieneni.
onmmnities contipious to the road, as
is ill owners. 1 ho parties in whose
tk purchase was made are: 1 I
WUenry .Martin. V V Pendleton. S S
rortii, Joseph Wharton and Jaines
Ea connection the following from a
araper is very consolinir: Tliis is the
natenow oenitiiir the road, unit who
loall in their power to extend the line
::ialte the proiity a protitable one.
Same wool was sold in Albany to.Jav
lor lo and 1 1 cents.
Navaila will htve plentv of la-.glu in it
At the oijera heme D.o 22.
The Apollo C ub will meet at th rixideuoa
of Dr J U Littler next Monday 7:3 p m
Get your tickets reserved f.ir'Ncvd'ai
the opera house od Friday Light of next a:k
The "Inventors" a drama written bv a
Salem man, oill be presented In that ci'iv.
Get your holiday roods at llodues A
McFarland. The best stock tu select
from.
Pendleton will undoubtedlv be the lnc.it.
Ion ot the hastern Oregon Insane Asylum
providing it Is located.
Ono day ls week wleit was sold in Har-
rii'.iui'' at 44)4 conti; the astne dv it u
:iuoteii t 3D ents in Junction t.itv. Wr.at
caused the difference. t'oarior.
In the came of foot ball at rnrmiiu
yesterlay between Corvallls and Monmouth
tne lormer won by a score of jS to o. It ii
now in order lor lorvai.it to play Forest
CJrovj.
In selccilne vour holfdiv unods do nnl
inn to can on noilires Ac McKarland
1 ney bave a tine line of roods, emhracin
a large strck of plush Roods including aa
n-i;.im line oi 'criumericsf CIC.
ThomaH Holt, first serirear.t'cnmnanv A
Third inlantrv voluntecis, Seminole .ar
of 1830-35, lives lu Albany, lie has just
received a pension lor services In that war,
wan oacit pay 110m passage ot the act.
A couple sixteen year old vouths. wel1
mulched as to size in order to settle which
was the better man, lai.l nlcht. strlnned
and entered a ring in the llird ward and
fought several rounds with boxlnu uloves
uiiuiune was eansueu he was second best
1 lie Carnav.il of Nations l acsumlng
i:..iiicum; proporurns. A gala time is
promised durlnt; Ihe holldavs. Keep
your small chanue for one of t'lie jolliest
occesions of your life. One hundred
people in costume In the grand march
will make an imposing spectacle.
hlxly-eleht of Portland's unemoioved
men yesterday determined not to brave a
winter in a big city, and at 3 o'clock this
morning left in a Southern Pacific fi eight
train lor warmer c.imes where more favor
able conditions exist. They were granted
iree transportation over t:ie Southern ra
tine lines in Oregon. Journal.
oumy treasurer w.-iuace this morn
ng received a check for $5454.40 fo
l.nn county's portion of the state school
fund. This will soon be distributed
among the districts o the countv. In
addition to the state fund there will be
about $4000 of county money to dlstri'iute
making aoout 51.25 per pupil tor dlstrlbu
uon.
sobatk Kiicoun. In tiie estate of Win
iv and Dora Porter, final account was
Ireland the guardian discharged.
-.(state of Samuel Pickens, will was ad
il to probate. J B If obcrts nnd John
is executors.
Mate of II N McCarthy, final account
1 :i 1
I'lieii.
state of Hannah Hohnett. receipts of
.p;oiitees tiled. Executors discharged,
state of Frank Lilian!. A I, Lillard
jpointed guardian. Bond 100.
state ofU I) Kinney, citation issued
injr.d.
tite of A I.auliner. inventory filed
pmnorty, 81100; iR'rsonal ,pron-rty.
. total, JWJ2.
state of Samuel Attridge, K-rsonal
ny ordered sold.
state of .Mary (iallowuv. bond 6200
riil. Appraisers appointed.
amkL.uv Cask. This is the close
1 for deer, lic.nie Warden Jlcliuiro
itosee the law enforced, liem-e the
;w for this 1(0111. Deputy Warden t
-litis returned from itrownsville this
Jg with T II linnz and PL's Kobnctt.
he had arrested live miles lieyond
lonlsville. for violatinir the inline law
in? deer out of season. J 11 Kprongor
o ieen arrested; but on account 01
lew of hiswifiMvasdisclinrL'ed. (mnz
Wmelt were tried this nfternoon be-Josti;-fi
X.nvimrl. 'llip pvideni-e
Ithatllunz and Sprenger killed the
''i mat liobmott simply stopiiou at
'Wp on his wuy hack from 11 trip to
w claiin In'vondCr.iwfiirdsville.anil
wnono of the deer which ho took
'ith linn.
; trml of Plos Iioluiett was not coni-
pri'ss time, (iunz it whs thought
pleail guilty, p W liolmett and t I
"re also arrested and will lie trieii
'May. (iaino Wanlen Milium1
-'ty '"lX'iintcndiiig the case.
mxn in 1t.-T!ic Willamette valley
'letained at Yamuna Hay on no
r'' roilL'h weather. The Dkmix KAT
F """l that Mr Mulcahv states that the
"mi me steamer hail not sailed on
:' of fears of nn nttachnient nt San
is nil rot. Hint the sti-.uner will
onn as tin, n-o-ithisr innits nnd that
1 no detention or trouble wnen
rthe(iolilontiate.
There will he twi mertings of Oregon
raciiic employers to nigtit, one at laouln
liay and o,.e at Albany. The men do not
like the looks of matters and arc hostile,
there are even rumors that tracks will by
blown up. The proper course will be to
learn first what the court will do with the
matter. In all probability therj will be no
confirmation without the employees beiii;
protected.
To fully substantiate tne fact that Rogue
river tarmeis are meklng a good thing tr.
vear bv growing hogs let us cite this: Last
Monuav Jack Anderson drove lb nogs
Mtdford which In weight Averaged 30
pounds each These were sold to the South
ern Oregen Packing Company at 5'j cents
per pound and Mr Anderson went home
with over one thousand dollars :n his inside
pocket as a result of the sate. How does
this compare with forty-cent wheal?
.v.eillord .Mall.
FBBSOXAIi
W II Kayiuoud, the insurance man. is in
le city.
Mrs lli-rdie St Clair is visit in r with br
mother. MrsCheadle.
Col Ilot'ir is in San Fr.lllcisrnnsr.iire.l.
He chaiiued his mind about cominir tu tl.a
sale.
ltev K X Condit went to Pnrtl and Ibis
noon.where lie will preach tomorrow in the
imeicsi 01 tne college.
1 lie Y P S C K of the Presbyterian chnrch
gave an enjoyable social at tiie residence of
m Irving last evening.
The hilarious conduct of Countv Clerk
iivne today was caused bv this l,'in.r bis
ilf century birthday.
Miss Adllio (ieor?-i returned tins nnnn
from Portland, where she had been to at
teng the wedding of her sister.
It J Moses will sell his household minds
it public auction to-inomiw mid will leave
next week for San Francisco where lie will
ork 111 n harbor shop during tiie mid-
lnior i.nr. itarnsburg Courier.
Miss Clyde Logsdon has returned from a
sit witli her sister.Mrs II .1 Trai.n nt ( hit.
ood, Kenton county. She also visited
friends in Portland and Albany during her
isence. jioseblirg l.oview.
When told that the employes would not
iP!t their pay on account of the low hid, the
Ulair faction man bidding the road in said
that was nothing to liiin, that the road
ouhl lie built further east and it would lie
biir thinir for tiie country. The men
think, a job b.is lieen put up and that there
is a pig 111 the lence.
Lust ovenimr a verv oniovable and nrofit-
bio entertaiiiiuent was given by Miss
ielen Crawtord at tiie residenco of her fa
ther llr (loo F Crawford. A program of
much merit wi.d presented. Tne principal
leriure was a parlor presentation or Cin
derella by .Mrs i)r Love as the god mother;
llraco Love us Cinderella; Lilly Crawford
is the Prince, and .Mrs Coffnnn and Helen
-rawford ns the sisters. Those fortunate
in being the iruests of the evenimr had 11
rare treat in this, liecitations were heard
from Misses Crawford. Li v Crawford
Josie Laselle and lirnce Love;" Miss Kich-
itrds renden-d a violin solo with skill, nnd
Misses Josie Welle. Lilly Crawford and
ttlco Love and M rs Coffiaan nresonted a
Delsarte exercise of merit. The rest of the
evening was spent in sociability.
MIS FITS
It takes the Ashland Hecord to got the
news. Here's one of its items: ililly
Pinkerton, the well-known detective, was
on Sunday's train for Honolulu in tlio in
terest f tiie provisional government. It is
reKrted that Thurston, the Hawaiian min
ister, wits traveling incog on the same train,
bonnd from Washington to San Francisco.
During the crisis of 117 the president of
the I'nited States said that matters would
right themselves, and so they did. They
will do ao now gradually. The I'nited
States hits too strong a backbone to lie kept
down by financial reverses. Regardless of
long faces we will come out of the present
depression a wiser people.
Tin: Astoiiia Election. 1222 votes
were casMu llie Astoria election. The old
Astoria ring was completely demolished.
The liudgctt boasted that it never lost a
battle. The same evening the editor was
whipped by Tom Linnville. Astoria is a
llvo place. The following from the Astor
ian will give an idea of the character of one
of its elections; There is a good story go
ing the rounds about tho efforts to secure
votes at Wednesday's election. The
candidates were naturally nnxious to
create as irood feeling as nossible. and with
that end in view, used whiskv plentifully.
Une of the nspirants for olliee sent a gallon
01 - corn puce to the occupants or 11 scow
at Unnertown. and in the course of nn bom-
heard tliat his opponent had gone him one
belter and eent two gallons and two boxes
of cigars. Not willing to lie outdone, can
didate numlier one s.iid: 'V'cll, 1 enn buy
whisky as long as any 01 tiieni, mid forth
with sent four gallons of the best and four
boxes of fine cigars. The recipients were
nothing loth to lay in a stock for the winter,
and carefully depositing the liijuor in a safe
place, they went out and voted as they
pleased.
Kki.ihious Skiivu'Ks. Services at the
Congregational church at 10:10 and 7;:I0.
In the morning the subject will be, "The
Faith tliat Justifies." In the evening, The
Conversion of Nathanel. Christion Kn
deavor at li:4." and Sabbath school after
morning service. All are welcome.
Services and preaching in. . tlw Universa
lis! church nt 11 am and TAB p ni. All
invited.
Services nt the United Presbyterian
church, preaching by l!ev Little moming
and evening. Other services as usual. -
A grand meeting Is promised for tomor
row nt 4 o'clock in tiie Y M C A hall.
Prof Lee will conduct services. You will
appreciate It if present. Men are Invited,
and slr&ngerj in the city especially.
RCio. ocio is destined to have a very
cheap "Christmas" this time. The Sunday
school has abandoned any idea of a tree.and
the Christmas ball is to be given for the
modest sum ot ou cents per number.
G W Phillipns and wife returned from
their eastern trip last Friday. Wash con
cluded that it was unsafe for a "Web-foot '
to undertake to spend a winter in a country,
where the thermometer sportively sinks iO
or u degrees below zero at will.
Last Friday according to reports very
nearly a tragedy occurred at Urenner A
Shelton's liverv stable on the south side
M V llilveu and J W Shelton were the
parties involved in the quarrel. Ihe dilti
culty occured over a business settlement
Durinp; the melee it is said tliat llilveu
flourished a revolver accompanying his
movements with threats, while Shelton had
pressing business elsewhere. Press.
The Sjiroi-.i.i.NO Cases. Nat Blum
closed his testimony in the smuggling cases
yesterday. Hlum had his facts uil pat and
was never confused. On cross examination
he was proud to lie more than a match for
somo of the counsel and often struck back at
them in a telling manner witli recitals they
had rather have kept in the dark He had
his records very complete, consisting of
memoranda, letters, notes of agreement,
cipher codes nnd fictitious names under
which the money was passed. It is believed
that there will be convictions In every case.
T K.i.r., TMix. At the me ting of
1 RVk-nh i.-i, vn :r. bold last I
"he tallowing officers were elected
"'-iiingicrni:
WtteWeuthorford, X. (i.
'" Cherry. V. Ii.
' " mirkhart. Ifee. See.
N'iMah Hunt. Per. Sec.
' (jradwhol. Trens.
idier's Home. Thoch.ines arc
' ti?"'!""'1' getting the Soldier's
, independent savs: rroseoui
'" McCain hn infused to sisrn
I vT? ,n the Soldiers' Home injunction
"ill not. however, stop the
-T .''h ' k-n directly
V 111s aid. The necessary steps
'ikn within 1 .1..,- ,1 tl,o
tm 't is to go, in'spiteof Mr Mt-
A CfiuosiTY. On the farm of S R T
Jones, about three-fourths of a mile south
of Hubbard and only a few roils from the
stage rond, is a curiosity wdiich nt present
is attracting considerable attention. It
has been noticed for the last fifteen years
but never has aroused such interest asm the
past few months. On a space of. say 20
feet square, appears this " hat is it y II
can lie seen best just ufler a rain or while
the ground is filled or covered with water.
There are numerous holes, nlmut as large as
common leader slate pencils, from which
gas or air is censtantfy, escaping with a
sound as of meat frying or the hissing of
water on a hot stove or iron; sometimes the
rrwsnre mnv he stronger than nt others.bnt
it is there just the same. The pressure is
.10 great that if these vents are closed they
will in a few m'.nutes send the .mid flying
a though e. mima'ure blast bad exploded
i large heavy iron pan was inverted oyer
some of the strongest vent, the rim being
buried in nmd preventing any escape ef gas.
a man then sat down on the pan and awaited
results, which were not long in coming, as
pan and man were lifted bodily. The gn
or air was forced through lime water but
, ,.br,i, was noticed. Was tested by lire
but cannot snv it burned. One poculiiirity
of the soil is that no matter now wet tne
surrounding ground may oe. i 'i-'
plows lip hard and iry. .a i-i t. j
keeps up a constant hissing and the water
reveals nothing out of common. n ood
hiirn Independent.
A Good Plas. It Is (.ood plan to
subscribe for and read careful' v your own
home raper, as it is the aim ol this paper
to make It an educational factor In the
community. Beside, ihat. If you are out
of a job, or wish to l.-crease your ine
., 1 1. the nljce to find It. In
'., ' i..- .ill find an advertise-
ment of 11 t Jonnson .v. to, . ..-..
Va for workers, that may Intere.t ou.
1 , .
''ACCAU, 1 -1 .... J .1... ,1.
. - ,nc cici-ieu ii'c
; '-rcrs f ,r tiie ensuina term; A L
. "mmini'tr. M II Elds, P
""cer JoSn Campr-ell. Lieut, A
'"K r! V Will. F K, Geo
"'P, (".rant Kirnev. Sere,
r M of G, c O Beam, Sec M
"r"ton, M of A.
I ''Ice's Cream RnVinir Dn.4ir
SisrENpr-n. Uuor.g Sir.g & Co w!io
have been doing business for a lonj t.rr.e 11.
hiscl'v have suspended, owinf.ss thv
to the barn Urre "d "bJ-l-.s r.o pay.
Thecomrsey T .! h'k?
Tliey have been doing busmen In A b'ny
eighteen eirt
r.'.ronire home indu.try by ir.olin t'n
.-ei,r,'e,l wiite la'nr oicsr., miia.acta-M
by In iu Jorepb.
Arirr Ureakrasi
To purify, vitalize and enrich the blood,
and give nerve, bodily aud digestive
strength, take lloou's Sarsaparllla. Con
tlnue the the medicine after every meal
tor a month or two.
Tim Things Wb Eat
very largely make u what we are.
No thought can pass through the
mind w ithout leaving some effect,
however slight. Many alight Im
pressions, In time, make mighty
changes. It's the same with the
body. Abuse it with poor food
and take the consequences.
For purity and certainty In groceries
inu uukcu goods, go to Parker
Bros.
ocal and Instrumental Mtsic
Mlsa Hattle Warner a graduate of the
conservatory connected with Galea Col
lege, Neb, la prepared to give leitona in
vocal and instrumental music to tingle
pupils or classes, at reasonable terms.
Mist Warner has had a thorough educa.
lion and it an experienced teacher Eer
refeiencet are; Prof il A Shorey, William
A Trow and Mrs lennle Lee.
;all on Will & Stark for baraalu In
Holiday jewelry.
Will & Stark ' lame line of biivar ware
has crtated a great deal of talk.
Get vour liolidav eoods of Will & Stark
Their stock, because it Is large and vaii-
eu, ana wieir prices because they are low
will make it &n object. UesUlea thev will
give away to their customers $75 worth of
twivcrware.
No Siikiskinu, lirinu cn your fine
winter undtrwear. We guarantee not to
injure mum, as we take great care to wash
them in soft wattr. Gentlemen starched
work a specialty. The wM:e laundries of
Albany are gettinp tho Chinese cornered.
uivc us your worK ami they win soon
eave. City Laundry.
Mrs C Simpson, pioprietor
e are still selih.tr Dress coods and
Ca e&and Jackets at greatly reduced prices
for cash. We invite vou to examine thtt
Red, Peacock &Co goods and prices.
(.ihanoe Okficeus. iriirrislurf (ir.m;e
Xo 11, V of II, have clectod the following'
ofKcers for the ensuing your:
Muster, A L rorriR.
Overseer, W J Jk-Mesken.
I-ecturer, Mw Alice (irimes.
Stewart, (ieorge Alford.
Astistiint Stewurt. (ieorge Davis,
Chaplain, Mrs N Busey.
Treasurer, J S George.
Secretary, T J Rodgcrs,
Gate Keejwr, P Vieg.
Pomona. Mrs L Morris.
Kloru, Mrs H (ieorge.
Ceres, Mrs M J Altord.
LAS. MrsX MuMeeken.
Trustees. W J McMeeken, D S Busey and
(J M tinineH.
Delegates to Council, S S Train and V J
McMeeken.
nedtraigced iro
printer of the Pioneer House desirea to inform
tho puhiio that he haa reduced the price of
boird without lodging to f 3 per week, with
fritting $4 per week. Single mMli 25 cents.
The public ia invited to call ta I keep good
beds and ret a good table. Have tir wood for
tile. Career of Uroadalhin and Water
streets. J II Mekanda.
Sewinu Machines neatly repaired and
wurranted hy a thoroughly competent work
man, atF M French's jewelry sore, Albany,
Oregon,
It Pays. It pays to take and read the
papers, especially your own home daily.
Often in this way good business opportuni
ties are brought to your attcntioa. For in
stance, if you wish to wcure 11 good paing
situation, then ynu had better look up tho
advertisement of It V Johnson & Co., Kich
inond, Va., in another column; perhaps
what they have to snv mav interest you. ' .
Olives In Bulk, sauer Kraut, mixed
nickles, chow chow, cranberries, lemons
Raked hominy, and new raisins at C E
Brownel!s.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's Fair Hlghett Medal and Diploma.
A Jefferson Failure, The hard
ware store of B F Conner was closed ,
Saturday by Shei Iff Knight, on an at
tachment for D M Osborne & Co. The
caue of Mr Conner'e trouble was the
failure on the part of his debtors to liq
uidate their accounts. Wishing to treat
all his creditors honorably, Mr Conner
turned over to the sheriff his books: notes,
and every tMng of value that he possess
ed, and we are Informed will make an
assignment, Review.
j75 Worth
Of Silverware
Will be pre-entecl the customers of
WILL & STARK,
genuine HOLIDAY gifts, and it won't cost
you a cent. They have the finest stock of goods
in the valley in their line,as an inspection will
convince any one. Call and see for jrour.?elves..
Sjo ihe Mew Improved Singer sowing ma
chine, Tim I t i slwpys tl-B cheapest. J
W Sxwdou, aucnt. Oflice ot F M French's
jewelry toro
Bith at Viarecksthivin and hair
t ting p triors.
Mv fall line of M ACISTTOSHES and
3US iAMEUS, including mauy noveltie .
for ladies, misse "d cnildren, it now
ale. M E Vonng.
Hod c-i & McKanaod,
U . Albany, Oi.
the leading drug
HA It It I Lit
Clean towels to every customer at Viereck
tlitviug rlors.
TOST il.irl floL', rol Bii.l white A
juoi canine, it urn to Job Meyers,
lie wants him.
WT NTED. At once a girl
v T oral n nine worn
aforo 01 Jos Klein
to io con-
Cill at the fchoe
Notice of Dissolution
Notice is hereby given that the firm of
Senders & Co heretofore doing business
under ihe firm name of Senders & Co has
this day been dissolved. Mr Ado!ph Send
ers retiring. The new firm w'll be com
posed of Mr Ed Schmeer nnd James Cal
lahan who will continue the business, ami
will colUct all amounts due the old firm
and pay all its debts.
Anoi.ru Senders
En Sen m eer.
CENTRAL
Poultry anfl nut MurtBL
Croailalbin, between Seconil uml Thinl St.,
ALBANY, OR.
Poultry, Fisli, Oysters, Clams,
Game ia Season.
Everything nice and fresh. Give us a call.
SCHMEER & CALLAHAN
I. A. Morris &Co.
Fleer and Feed Store,
Have removed their ilore to oppiKile
the Rii'i House, and have on hand a full
itock cf
CHOPPED FEED:
Custom chopping don.
CORVAILIS FLCUR. B.IAN, SHORTS
ClRM MEAL. GRAHAM, BUCK
WHEAT, RYE FLOUR, HAY.
OATS. STRAW AND
KKXXIK TAYLOR. On Fridny even
ing, Dec 15, 1803, nt tho St Charles hotel
in Albany, by Kev K K Priilmrd, Mr Alex
Rennie. and Miss Cecil M TnyLr, both of
Corvallis. The trroom i a former resident
of Albany and Salem. Mr and Mrs Hennie
have the best wishea of many friends.
1394.
Hamper's Weekly.
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Jouniai in Anurlcs, In Iks sn'endid lllustratlons,ln
coqn ef digtinguUhcd contributors, and In Its vast
army of readers. In splendid lines, It draws on U19
highest order of ta'cnt.the men best fitted by petition
and training to treat the leading topics of the day. In
Action, the most popular story writers contribute to
Its columns. Suparb drawings by the fortmost artists
Illustrate Its ft:lal articles... nitoriej.ajju' every rot
able erent of public Interest ; It ot ntaios portraits of
the distinguished men ar.d women who are making the
history of the time.while special attjntlcn Is givsn to
the Army and Navy, Amateur Snort, and Musio and
tiie Drama, by distinguished experts. In a word.
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