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ALBANY OREGON WEDffESD4Y. MOILING NOVEMBER 1;83
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-Having decided to
Stoc
Bry Goods, Fancy
Hats, Furnishing Goods, 'Carpets,
A
Cos
THAT) rilTJP
The Entire Stock Must Be Closed Within Six Weeks
The Knife
WITHOUT
This is a Genuine Closing
SBITBNBACH, and purchasers "will receive a net s&vi&g
"bought Early callers
stock to selsct from.
IVTonteitli &d Seitenbach,
0
retire from business in Albany, w
I i
-CONSISTING OF-
Goods, Clothing,
Without tec !
TWrp In I
ANB-
Be Put
REGARD TO COST
Cut Sale ef the well known 2 m cf 1S02TTEITH &
will secure the advantage
I
Sill!
will offer eur-
Merchandise
Boots and Shoes
Cloaks, Etc.
A VU AM I V
to
of 25 per cent en Goods
cf the large and unbroken
OEEG-02ST
Prnces
0W$
Absolutely Pure.
- This powder never vanes. A marvel
of puriiy,strength find wholesomeness.
More economical than the ordinarj
kinds and cannot' be sold in competi
tion with multitude of low test, short
weight alum or phosphate powders
Sold only in ems, Royal Bki.v Pow
der Co. 10T. ValJ St.. N.Y.
D W Crowley fc Co., Agents,
: Portland, Oregon.
ATTOKXEYS.'.
DR. X. BLACKBURN, ATTORN EV AT
. Law, Albany, Oregon. Ottiee in Odd
bellow's Temple. -Mil practice in all courts
of the state, and give special attention to all
business.
11OLYEUTON CHARLES E. A1TORNKY
V at Law, Albany, Or. Ottii-e in rooms 1
and 14, Foster's Block, over L. E. fain s
stor .
T K. WEATHOKFORf), ATTORNEY AT
f) . law, Albany, Oregon .Office in Odd
fellows lemple. 1U procure in an uie
courts of thestate, and jrive special attention
10 an mi.siut'Ms
physicians.
W. 1IASTON. PHYSICIAN AM SUE
, geoii, Albany, Oreyon.fc
M
II. ELLIS, PHYSICIAN 'AND; SUHr
, feon, Albai.y, Orrgon.
rt G. KELLY. PHYSICIAN AND U It
J. uvem Albany, Oregon, office over Or.id-
wohl s store. Ottice hours, Ironi ts a. m
P. M.
to 4
TR. R KOLDKWAY. VETERINARY SI R
J -t'eon, Albany, Orejron. - -Graduate of GcrJ
man ami Ainpricin colleges.
OEYEKE HOUSE'. ALBANY, OR. CHAS
II Ifeiffor. Pri. Onlv first-eclass house
in the city. Lare sample rooms for com-nu-rcjal
men. No v.iiinamen employed in the
kitchen. Central srasre oflice for uorvaws,
H
EWERT, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE
, and jeweler, Albany, Oregon,
.and Surveying.
T"HTIKS PKSIPINK SI RVKVIXO POSK CAN OB.
1 taiitaeeiirr.te ami prompt work by callintr
imnii lA-i'iiinitv sum vol 1. 1. 1. nsi er. lie
b.!.scomii!etc conies of i:e'd notes anil town
ship plats, and is prepared to do Miirvewiur m
anv part ot Linn county. I ostonue aimress,
Millers tat'un, Linn county, Oregon. .
Fruit lryr lor Sale.
Til.niMKI! FRUIT TKYER. FACTORY
I Ki7..- romnlctc. with additions ami-im
provements, for sale cheap. Apply to A.
Maker. Shfdd, Oregon, or to A. Wheeler.
Springfield, Oregon. ;
Tor Sale.
1llKR l'RKSS AXP FIXTfRKS. Cr.MITV 200
J gallons er dav, will be. sold cheap fr
mi tlm irmtjilhiit'tit, ulan. traded, least
or let out on shares. A number of vineuar
barrels for sale cheap. Apply to F, H
Pfeiffer, at Albany Soda works.
T HCK1VPB TO-HAT AX INVOICE W NOVKIrlTS
l in ilrpss trimin:ii!rs diiect from vcw
York: tl latest 'hitir ont 'i hey are sure to
please. Call add sre tbem
SAMUEL E. YOTJXG.
Heat market.
THRESH MEAT AND SALMON EVERY
r jar ot MtrU'ii mpit market. Fisn a
specialty and a.full market kept up.
Koi for HenU
-T1URNISI1ED AND UNFURNISHE
J? rooms to ' rent. Enquire of H. Barnes,
crner of Seventh and Baker streets.
T AST 5 MONTH. A MIDDLE SIZEB RED
Jj colored cow, half cut ears and blunt
horns. Trie finder will be paidasood re
ward. Address Depot Hotel, Albany.
"Xiao Hogs Wanted.
JPIERJNGER WILL PAY THE HIGH
.' est mat ket price for 500 head of hops
Apply U hira at the Albany Market, Albany.
l8ftolutin Xottt-c.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. NOTICE
is hereby piven that the firm known as
Burkhart h Miller, who have hcen engaged in
. . . , . i ..." A 1 Tin n ,- I lr..rr.in
uie real esiaie iiumhcoo
is this day desolved bv mutual consent, L. D
Miller retiring and F.'A. Burkhart retaining
the business, and assume every control of
.1. t.ftc F A Burkhart will
ine Kiuir nciv... - - -
assume the payment of all outstanding debts
of the firm and U! also collect an uuc earn
firm
Dated this the 24th day of October 1S88:
F. A. BLRRHARJ.
L. D. MILLER.
Portrait
sittin pointment. Biuaio cor
. Oi . f .
Second and FeJrv streets.
Pillow sham holders, ethe neateit
thing out, at Brink's.
TIIOS JONES'
TONSORiALPARLOHS
ARE NOW REMOVED TO THE STKAH N
Block, wheie he is prepared to do nrt
elass work in the tons'iri-il line. His bath
rcom are neat, ami e!i an and ready for ui-c at
ait hours. Give him
STATE NEW
CP.
Dixon, the Canadian ?
Embezzler, Pardoned.
.eifle
RUM A VI IV KKJH A itlilA(,H TO 1 R
ABcj's Fright. al Fall Newsy Items f:oai
the S. .te Capital Salein SL-.ct
Railway.
Special to the Herald,
Salkm, Is'ov. 17. C. P. - Dixon
Canadian Pacific embezzler, will
walk, out of the penitentiary to
morrow morning a free man, his
sentence having-been -coniniatted
by Governor Pennoyer yesterday.
It 'will be remembered by the read
ing public that in the fall of lSSo
Dixon was the Portland agent ol
the Canadian Pacific and embez
zled o00l) of the company's funds
and skipped to Canada, lie was
gone eignt months, and his wife,
despairing of hia ever returning,
secured a divorce and returned to
her former home in Washington,
D. C.
Finally Diou came back and
gave himself into the hands of the
law. His trial, conviction and
sentence to three year's imprison
ment followed. He w recen ed at
the penitentiary Juty 9, 1887, and
and lias therefore served nearly
half Lis term.
After his conviction his divorced
wife returned to Oregon, and he 8
lived in Salem since he has Leen
in prison devoting her whole ener
gies to securing his pardon.
Judge Stearns and Prosecuting
attorney McGiun, of the Fourth
judicial district, recommended his
pardon to the governor. S. A.
Johnson, of Washington, D. C,
formerly chief f the mail depart
ment of the U. 6. treasury depart
ment, wrote that Dixon had been
employed under him from 1878 to
188:1, and had been considered a
very worthy and capable y.oung
man.
Senator W. M. Teller, ex-secretary
of the interior, wrote urging
his pardon, as did also the door
keeper of the U. senate and
other prominent officials and ex
ofiieiais at Washington.
Dixon's mother, who lives at
Quebec, Canada, wrote a very pa
thetic letter, stating thai, she
was 70 years of age, and that
digrace and punishment of
beloved son was more tha'i
the
her
she
could bear.
A number ot prominent men in
Salem and Portland alf;o urged the
governor to commute his sentence
and a petit-ion to mat enect was
headed by Archbishop Gross and
signed by Mayor DeLashmutt,
-Chief Police Parnsh, Senator Jos
Simon and many other leadin;
men ol Portland, lhe name oi
ueailv everv railroad agent in Port
land was aiso noticed on the peti
tion.
The or.lv protest against the
commutation was from the Ameri
can Suretv company, of "ew York,
who made good the amount embez-
?.lel bv Dixon, being on Iris bond
to the company.
The news of his commutation
was first broken to Dixon by your
correspondent this afternoon at the
prison. He was overcome with
joy, and gave all the credit for his
release to his divorced wife, whom,
as he said, had stood at the prison
gates for eighteen months ready to
lead h:m forth f:om his living
grave and leceive him with open
arms.
He said that to-morrow he and
his divorced wife would take the
morning train for Portland, where
they would be re-united in mar
riage. They will then go to Wash
ington terntory to remain a short
time. He has not yet determined
upon his future plans, but they
will probably go to Denver, Col.,
to make their home.
A FRIGHTFUL FALL.
Salem, Nov. 27. The ten-year-
old son of John Athey received a
serious and perhaps fatal fall in the
capitol building this morning. His
father, who is a carpenter, was
working in the basement ot the
building, and sent the boy with
some tools for another carpenter
working on the top floor. The bov
carried the tools up and in return-
ins probablv tried to slide down
the stairway bannisters and fell to
the floor, about 24 feet below, asne
. ii
was lound mere m an msensiDie
condition a short time later. He
was carried to his home and at 9
o'clock this evening was still insen
sible. Phvsicians 6tate that he
mav die from effects of injuries
about the head received in the fall.
salem's street railway.
Balem. Nov. 27. Work was com
menced to-day, the centre of State
street being plowed up preparatory
tO'digging a trench for the track.
BOLD, BAP BOYS.
Salem. Nov. 27. The prelimina
ry examination of Al. and Willis
Jordan, two young boys charged
with assault with a deadly weapon
on Henry Tate Sunday night, was
continued to 9 o'clock to-morrow
in Recorder Slrickler's court this
afternoon. It is said that evidence
has been obtained by officers im
plicating them in numerous bur
glaries that have occurred in this
section during the 'past six months.
ROUTE AGENT RECOVERED.
Salem, Nov. "27. l"eii Cr.ltchlow,
route aMt of the )njgonian and
S;ates:i an, has reccTe.ed from the
e'iitets. o. a bad fall lrom a horse,
which has kept Lim confined to his
bed for the past ten days, and lias
a.ain taken charge of tl e routes.
WILL REMOVE T M'jnXXVir.t.K.
Salem, Nov. 27.- Dr. George
Wright, iate cf l'rineville, who has
been clerking in the store of his
father, John G. Wright, here for
the past three ivonhs. ha nile
arrangements for moving to Mc
Minnville to open a dental office
ttiere.
X SHALL-PUt AT Kt.M V3I.I !
To the Editor cf the Herald:
Browx&viu.e, Nov. 27.
Inasmuch as there seems to be
many rumors afloat regarding the
prevalence cf small-pox at this
place, 1 deem it proper to relieve
the minds of many by stating that
there never has been a case at this
place so far, as is known by the
-oldest residents here.
Two weeks ago to-day A. K.
Thompson passed through here on
his way to his home in the hills
eight miles east of here, coming
from Portland, wheie his son had
died from having contracted the
disease while there. Two days
afterward Sir. Thompson was tak
en down with the dread disease.
But he refrained from any contact
with his family or any one else,
except his nephew, who came with
him, and a man hired here to
nurse him, keeping him entirely
isolated trom anv one, except as
above. When Mr. Thompson
died (on the 21st inst.) they at
once buried him. No one being
about the place but them since he
came there. No cases have,m-ade
their appearance about town, it be
ing now two weeks since he passed
through. Both these men went to
Portland the next morning after
burial. Respectfully yours,
Peter Hume.
A Ma ruing.
Tliemodes of death's approach are
various, niidstati.tk-s show conclusive
ly that more pevsons die from diseases
01" the throat and lungs than any other.
It is probable that everyone, without
exception, revives yast rumbcrs ol
Tubeiclo (iernis into the system ami
heie these germs fall upon suitable
&o. I they start into life and develop,
at lirst slowly and is shown by a
slight tickling sensation in the throat
and if allowed to continue their
ravages they extend to the lungs pro
ducing consumption and to the head,
causing catarrh. Now all th's is
dangerous and if allowed to proceed
will in time cause death. iVt the onset
you must act with promptness; allow
ing a cold to go without attention is
dangerous and may lose you youi
life. As soon as you feel that some
thing is wrong with your throat, lungs
or nostrils, obtain a bottle of Boschee's
German Syrup. It will give jou im
mediate relief.
Prudence! Prudence!
In medication, as in aught else,
prudence should be our guide. Yet
thousands cast it to the winds. Every
new nostrum linds its pau'ons. the
iiiedicitl cc.piivs ol every false school
have ti.cif gulls. Euery tluoige in
the gamut oi humbug is rung success
fully for a time al loasl the notes
being furnished by the credulous. In
happv contra-l- tot!:e many advertised
ini postures oi' 1 he day stands Hostct
ters's Stomach Hitters, now in the
third decade of popularity, approved
and recommended by plnsieians, in
dorsed hy the press of many lan!s,
nought and prized by'iuvalids every
where. It is an ascertained specilic
for and preventive of malarial diseases
chronic indigestion, and liver com
plaint and constipation.
He ward.
For a better or more pleasant rea
edy for the cure of consumption
bronchial troubles, cough, croup and
whooping cough than Santa Abie, the
California king of consumption.
Every bottle warrented. If you would
be cured of that disgusting disease
catarrh, use California I'at-ft-Cure, $1
aj r; by mail tfl.lo. Sold and war
rented bv Ffeshav it Xlasou.
.Not a t'Mllturnia l.ear.
Anybody can t ateh cold this kind of
weather. The trouble is to let go like
the man who caught the bear. We
advise our readers to pur?hase of
Foshay and Mason, a bottle of Santa
Abie, the California King of Consump
tion, Asthma, Bronchitis, Couehs and
Croup Cures ar.d keep it handy ' 'Ti6
pleasing to the taste and death to the
above complaints. Sold- at $1 a bot
tle or o for S'i ou. California Cat R
Cure gives immediate relief. The
Catarrhal virus is soon displaced by
its healing and penetrating nature.
Give it a trial, Six months treat
ment 1. sent by mail 91,10,
Tuusand ef VIIar.
Are spent every year by the people of
this 6taie for worthless medicines for
the cure of throat and h'ng diseases '
when we know that if they would
only invest $1 in Santa Abie, the New
California discovery for consumption
and kindred complaints, they would
in this pleasant remedy nnd relief.
It is recommended by ministers,
physicians and public speakers of the
Golden State. Sold and guaranteed
dv Foshay & Mason at $1 a bottle.
Three for $2.50. The most stubborn
ca5e of catarrh will speedily suecoinb
to California Cat R-Cure. Six month
treatment for $1. By mail 91. 1U.
Pimples on the Fare 1 '
Dei ote an impure state of the bio d
nd are looked upon by many with
suspicion. Acher's rS.ood IMixir will
remove impurities and leave the
i oniplexion .smooth and clear. .There
is nothuig that will so thoroughly
build up the constitution,, purity and
strengthen the whole system. Sold
and guaranteed by Foshay & Mason.
Happies and f 'uutentuient,
Cannot go hand in haud if we look on
the dark tide of every little obstacle.
No'ching wiit so darken lite and make
it, a burden as Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dvspepsia Tablets will cure the
woi'ct form of Dyspepsia, Constipa
tiofi and Indigestion, and make life a
tini ip'tie-rs an-1 pn-usere at 25:
aid 50 cents by r ufchay ec Mason, j
GENERAL NEWS.
Further " Details of the' Storm,
in the East.
IIRIIISH SHIP LOST AT SEA.
Tae New York "Walking Matck-Striking
Switchmen Beach Defeats Hanlon
-Old World Kew.
The Hkralii Special Dispatch's.)
Moxtre-m , Nov. 27. One of the
most sever; .-.lurins of snow and
wind known here lor years broke
over the province and Ontario
Sunday cYci.-n aiid .suiL contiu-,.
ues. The wind at times blew as
hard as 70 miles per hour. Tb
stree'3 and sin rounding country
are covered with snow drifts tea
feet deep in places, and most seveie
cold prevails. The horse car lines
here have stopped running. Forty
tour people were picked up iu the
streets by the police Sunday night,
unable to make iheir way through
the storm, being either bemumbed
by cotd or bewildered by the winds.
1 tie storm was felt more severely
on "the lower St. Lawrence than
anywhere. The steamer Porneraiu.
bouud for Liverpool, which was
grounded at Soreal, made an at
tempt to reach Quebec Sunday
with the aid of four tugs. . She got as
far as Baticau, eighty-five miles
i this side of Quebec, where she
anchored for the night. Yester
day not only the steamships but
the four tugs, too, were frozen in
holid. The Pomerain will not get
through this season. She will
probably be forced ashore on the
rocks and become a total loss.
The Allan Steamship Co. which
owns her will lose over $300,000.:
At Quebec the gale is raging furi
ously and the iron fern boats that
ply between that point and Lewis
are caught in the ice, which
threatens to crush them. The
steamship Poline-, bound from
v ape Breton to Quebec, was seen
sn uggling against the gale and ice
in the gulf off Frances' point 320
iuiles below Quebec. At daylight,
she suddenly disappeared and has
not been seen or reported since.
There are fears that she has been
lot. She bad forty passengers
and a crew of thirty and a general
cargo.
Walking Match
New York, Nov. 27. Following
is the score in the walking match:
Cartwright, 103; Hody, 1(52;
Moore, 171; Littlefood, 156; Day,
156; He ward, 153; Connor, 152;
Golden, 143; Mason, 147; Hart,
143; Campana, 141; Nortmac. 130;
Elson. 129; Vint, 120; Smerle,
US; Hegelman, 117; W. Smith,
115; Taylor, 111.
More Bonds.
St. Petersburg, Noy. 27. An
imperial order iias been issued pro
viding for an issue of four per cent,
bonds to the value of 125,000,000
rubles, to be used for the re-purchase
of bonds of '77 and redemp-.
lion of temporary credit notes
issued in 1877 atid 1878,
Itritish Vessel Lost.
Loxdox, Nov. 27. The British
ship, The Douglas, from Martin
island, lor tiamhurg, foundered in
the North sea. Two of the crew
were drowned.
Bench Wins
. Sydney, (N. S. W.), Nov. 27.
Beach and Hanlon rowed a race on
the Parimatta river to-day for 500
a side Beach won.
Strike Ended.
Chicago, Nov. 27. The switch
men's strike at the stock yards was
declared off this morning. Work
will be resumed to-night.
Patriotic Leagues.
Paris, Nov. 27. The LaPress
says the cabinet will decide to-mor-row
the. question of suppressing
patriotic leagues.
A Kwyal Old.
Berlin, Nov. 27. Emperor Wil
liam has a cold. He will remain
in his apartments for a few days.
President f Switzerland Bead.
Berlin, Nov. 27. Herten6tein,
president, of Switzerland, who
underwent an amputation of the
right leg last week, because of dis
ease of the arteries, is dead.
After tke Prerenal,
Puck,
Mi6s Penelope Before I giro
an answer Marshal I want you to
know that I believe that the mar
lied state to be simply re enforced
condition tor the better ameliora
tion of the wrongs and sufferinsa
of women. Do you understand
ire.
Mr. Mallaw I think I do; a:..
if you'lt allow me I'll hedge a J. c
tle. Won't you be a sister to n:r?
Jiven Away.
W. F. Re-ivl oroposes to give aw ty
nne gold .v..ch with Ins irold -nd
silver prize shirt, the very best fitting
ind
oesi macie white shirt in tha
.narket. The price is as low or lower
t ian any equally as good shirt in the
market.
Chamberlain's F.ye and SKin Oi m
ment is unequaled for old cliro-,;.
s jres. Many cases have been perri; i;
nantlv cured bv it. For sale by 1 -
shay & Mason.
I know I can saTe you money,
me. and you will be convinced, W
Read.