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v.-- ' .... . . . : smtiagegrf -Ay- - r v . . ' -;. . , . ' : . . . : ' ' " ' , , ' i I . 15JCENTS A WEEK. ALBiVKY, "OKEGOK, . TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, !S9. VOL. IV. ISO. Zo) FOE PURE DRUGS, TOILET AND FANCY GOODS -GO -HE ALSO The Finest. Line of Pianos , 3 5 Willamette Valley, CALL AD EXAMINE HI8 STOCK. CHEAPEST PLACE, IN TOWN. -DEALERS IN- Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron Iron ripen and all unids of fjflumuing uooas Agents for the Celebrated ON TIME Cooking and Heating Stoves, the sold m this city. One them a call Street. Albany, Oregon. Tulius Joseph Manufactauer of Choice Cirais -AND DKALEKRIX- HE IMPORTED M KEY WEST :':rs, l'luv' Jir.d ?n:f.kini.' 'I' 1 :i :tth.iii' m l 1 v::- r l'jt.n" lull line f Smokers' Ai ticlrs. Also dealer in CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUITS. Next floor to PffciBer's candy stoic, Albany, Oi esn, "EC J". J"03sTESr: Mseller. Newsdealer, Stationer. AND DEALER IN- TEXT BOOKS and SCHOOL SUPPLIES. Fine stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph and autograph 1 rtums, ickstands, ink, pens, pencils, etc. Sheet muic. music books, and all kinds of musical merchandise. General News IDenot 'Mail ordere prpmoUv attended LUMBER ! - TE BULKLEY d UEALD HUDSON, or: X7 Are now prepared to furniBh lumber in car-load lots in Albany. Writ vrestqcs aU . . DliAIN, DOUGLAS CO. OREGON. FTTlhat we are to become r II i no longer .a doubt. II That Ave are a manufacturing city we have JL onlv to refer to the fact that our stiee. cars y were manufactured exclusively at home and by local workmea. A woolen mill whieh will be in operation by the first of January, 1890, and will give employment to at least one hundred hands, i another evidence that wc are to beome a manutactnriner city. Here we have a water the northwest. We are Willamette Valley, the garden spot ot the world. The Oregon Pacific their round-house here and shops and general office hrre soon, 72 at res of land adjoining the ci y having been donated for that pur pose. The people of Albany art' wide awake and have missed no oppoit unity within the past two years to enhance their interests. The city's popula tion has doubled within the past two years and bu inefs is three tunes as great REAL ESTATE AGENTS T0 - BLACKMAN (Snccessor to K. W. Langdoa DIALJtt IK lirnfis, Paints, Oils, Perfamerj ud tndet r!k? tUt fall iio of books and sutiooerjr. periodicals, etr. Xg Preaeriptions careful!) rompoanded iN ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE, Mbany Oregon CARRIE? - and Organs in the i and Coppevtvai-e, Pumps best stye fsr the least money erer at the Pierce BIock,rsrorth rirst to. LUMBER - LUMBER a railroad center, is now power second to none in w 1 mm . Vt! U f located in the midst of the Railroad have established will move their machine Absolutely Pure. This powder ncvt-r vwries. "A marvi-.i of puri:-,strci!:;t!i :ind v. lmlfsomeJicsp. More ecnitotiiirul tin- ordinary kinds, and v ai lmt ! .-old in competi- weight ilium or phosphate powders Sold only in ms. Royal Baki.. ow. DEK CJO. 1(1' N. y. Lewis M. .1(ih.mix!& Co., Atrents. Portland, ()reeon. WII. DAVIS, M. D. riIYS)CIAN AND BUi'eon. tit ii e found at hit .Hice room in Strahan's blcck, Firt strrtt. A'fcanT Oregon- C. "CUIAMHEKLIXT" HOMEOPATHIC physician and mrpi'on. OHico, corner Third and Lyon streets, Albany, Oregon. Of fice hours, mornings, 8 to 9 andil'i to I and after 6 in evenings. W. 1IASTOX. PHYSK'IAX M SL'R , geon, AHiany.iOrcgon M. H.H ELLIS, PHYSK'IAX gcon, Albai.y, Oregon. AXD SUKr C C. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND oUU- J, geon Albany, Oregon, office in .Puree's new block. Ollice.hourg, from 8 A. M. to 4 T. U. J. KOSSITEIt, VETER1XAKY SL'R- I . geon, graduate of Ontario veterinary college and member of the Ontario veterin ary medical society, is prepared to treat the diseases of all domesticated animals on seientific principles. Office at Ann Marshall'i livery stable. .Residence 4th and Cnlapeoia streets, Albany, Oregon. DR. I. W. STARR, PHYSICIAN AND Surgeon, late of Brownsvilie, Or. Ortice in the Stralmn-Pcarre block upstairs in the rear rooms on the main hall, fails promptly attended to in city or countiy. DR. R KOLOEWAY, VETERINARY SI R. geon, Albany, Oregon - Graduate of Cier man and American colleges. DR. E. A. MrAUSTKK IIOMF.OI'ATIIIC rilT sieian ami surgeon. His removed his otlice into Crawford's black. All calls prompt ly attended to. D RG.A. WHITNEY. PHYSICIAN AND surgeon. Gntdtiutc of Hellevue HosDi- tal Medical College. New York Citv. Diteases f women a specialty, f.'fiicc in EromanVj brick, Albany Oregon. nrilcr of till fir. m.'ir.lnl J, X. ItOKFMAM Ai.kaw, .U sr. -J! 1ht, H EWER T, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKK , and jeweler, Albany, Orcgun, tTTOKNKl's. 0. . K. 1IL.M Rl'I'KX. U. W WKinilT. 1 ) LACKLl'RN, & WRIGHT ATTOKXEY AT I) Law. Albuiv. Orciroti. Office in OHrl iivliow's Temple. A'ill practice in all courts of the state, and pie special attention to all business. WOLVEKTON CHA KLKS E. A n'oRNEY at Law. Albany. Or. Ortice in rooms 13 and 14, Foster's Bbick, over L. E. Wain's tor T K. WEATHourORP, ATTORNEY AT f I . law, Albany, Oregon. Olfir.e in Odd Fellow's Temple. Will pract in all the courts of thestate, od five special attention to all business. I.obH rre.lns. Pa arras. mcsiRixo krtetixo i.o.sit can os tain ncriirfite snri prompt work by eallirur upon ex-i-ouuM murryoi r. r. T. fisher. He hsscomplete ccfiirs of tti',4 notes and town ship plats, and is prepare I to do surveying in any part of Lino county. fosteSice address, Millers Station, Linn con rtv, Oregon. CB. WINN, AGEST FOR TH LEAD ing Are, life aji4.acxHlent insurance com panies. rr Keali FRNI8HK ROOMS T EENT. City EettenruL' AT Til (BralB Tile Cor Sale. A GOOD 8UPPLT OF FIRST CLASS drain tile for solo at the ' Eage brick nd lile factory East of Albany near Knox Butte. Call at the factory or address Propta & Austoo, Albany Oregon. Albany ry oiler. l in.iu.iYH.l h.N r iAT pro JlI perty own. rs v. required by nrdinaue to cut down iiim rcm-ive all tbis;bs and ob noxious weeds growing upon tbt ir premiscj, and upon tbc street adjriiiiiig tin rt to, within the city bniits .if AH-any. Those faiiing to tin so u ill e li-!'lr 10 a fine of .", Sure Investment. No city in Oregon has shown more improvement in the past two ymrs than jW ALLACE fc glPECiAi Notice. XR. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the .'.oyal College of ?; LoimIoo. Poftlan'.'alsoof tlieJklle- vae Medical Cole The Dr. has 'spei;v a lifetime of study and practice Hid makes a spe cialty of chronic diseases, removes cancers, scrofula enhrgements.tumors and wens, without i'ft'u or the knife. He also makes a s.iccialty of treat ment with electricity. Has practit ed in the 'German Fnaeh and English .hospitals. Calls promptly attended day or nighft ' Mis raotto is . "GOOD WIL? TO ALL." l"Office anU' residence Ferry street, between Third and Tourth. IN GOLD To Ik Given Away. Cut ont this auveitisement and send it J. LAHMER& CO., Nurseryman, Toronto, Canada, with 14 tnree-cect Canadian, oi 21 two-cent American postage stamps, and they will send you by mail (postpaid) in good time for planting in April or May next, your choice of any one of the following collection of plants, and enter your oame in competi tion for the 89,999.00 in gold thattbey are giving away in order to introduce their nur ery stock. Collection of Plant? No, 12 hardy roses. No. 2 2 hardy climbing roses. No. 32 overblooming roses for house cul ture. No. 4 2 dahlias. No. 510 gladiola. No. 63 hardy grape vines. No. 7 -S raspberry plants, 4 each black and redll No. 8 20 straw berry plants, 4 choice kinds. No. 95 very choice plants four house cul ture. No, 105 cherry currants (ret1). No. 115 Lees prolific currants (black) Xo. 12 5 white grape currants AH letters with this advertisement enclosed along with stamjis for any one or more coi tions of plants, will be numbered as they come to hand, and the senders of the first thirteen hundred will receive gifts as follows 1st S2;i0 I The next 20, $10 each. 2nd M0 Hie next 40. each. 3rd - 50 The next 415, 12 each. 4th 30 ' 'I he next fc20, SI each.! 6th 20 1 After t0,000 letters have heen rrccived, the senders of the next 1,100 letters will receive gifts as follows: 1st $225 Next 10, Si", each 2nd 135 Next 15, $10 each 2rd 75 I Next 40, $5 each ( 4th- - 50 I Next 47l, $2 each 5th 25 I Next 500, $1 each Aft.T 1'. 0,000 letters have been receired, e s leu ol t ir njxt 1,000 letters will rc- v g;fts at: Ind ,ws: and ?.....1'!0 each Next 5 $20 ech 3, 4 and 5.. 75 each I Next 1.': 10 each 6, 7 and 8. . . 50 each Xcxt 3t:4; 3 each 9.10,11,12. 25 each I Next 093 leach After 150,000 letters have been received the senders of the next 1.109 letters will icccive gifts as follows 1 $1 each Next ...,...$20each 2 75 each Next " 10 each 3 and 4 50 each Next 2 each NextS 25 each I Xcxt 7:) leach Any person may t-endanv number of tunes for any of the ubuvc collections If 5 i.-en'.sin stamps txtt-.i is sen., we wil send in Jun next a printed list f the names of all persons who are entitled to gifts. We make this liberal offer to readers of thti II krai. n, knowing it will not pay unnow, but our object is to ii tro luce ourstock and build up a trade. Our mailing points arc Toronto and Sbrubmount. Out., Rochester, X. Y., Louisville, Ky., I'lai'icsville, O., and Chicago, 111., and wc will guarantee all fitO'rk to reach our customers in good condition. We employ no ai-cnts, but deal direct with customers, and can sell and deliver Mock to any part of the Ciiited States or Canada a about one half the price charged by other nurserymen, through agents. Remember we will not be undersold by any reliable firm. Send us t. list of wants and we w ill quote you prices; or 10 cents for a hand ome illustrated catalogue which you may deduct from vour first order. Address all letters J. LAHMER & CO., Nurserynen, TORONTO, CANADA. WANTED.. THOSE WISHING' A FIHST class piann, actring niachine, the latest music or artists' materials, will find a bargain by calliug at Mrs. B. Ilyman's. The pianos are fully gua. anteed fr tine years. The best pianos made to stand this climate of the Pacific coast. The New Ameri can Sewing Machine will please most fastidious. Painting and music les sons given there. Stamping, .Em broidery t and Dressmaking dene t order. Ne. 115 1st St., Albany, Or. MISSES GILBERT HELA GILBERT. - -FRANCES GILBERT Teachers of piano, organ and harmony. Residence corner of Jefferson anu Fourth. Miss Hela Gilbert at Lebanon Thursdays and Fridays. , ReaL -IS A- O WASHINGTON NEWS. Notes and Comments From the National Capital. THF.KK AMKKICA'S (ONtillKSS. A Big Excursion Under the Atspices of the State DepartoieDt-New Kaval Vessels. Special Correspondence. I H'ASiiiNGTOX.Sept. 2o. Senators Slicrman,Sawjer and Delph formed a verv interesting trio in one of tlx corridors at the Capital this nrnru ing. As I started towards them they were engaged in a rery animated conversation. Before I leached them they started walking lilonj; tbe corridor. 1 quickens, ny steps a little so as to orertake theuo in the hoped of obtaining something interesting in tbe shape ot news. They were discussia Congressional matters, I knew be cause a friendly imployee bad just gire bs . the, 'tip. Just as I got close eaoaU tq. hear .the words "Itules an contested cases ' the trio passed through the epe door of a cppaittM : rooni closing. tbe door' bebiad them and your corres ptadeat found a bit white door be tween him. and tbe oeoatorul lno. Senators Dolph and Sawyer tre here to remain until the sessiea opens but Seiatrr Sherman leaves for Ohio in a lew days to take part in the campaign. Senator Blaine will arriye here in time to receive the members of Three Ameria Congress which is lo meet and organize in a bouse near the State department on luesday, uctouer 1. As soon a3 the Congress is organized its mein bcrs will start ou an excursion, under the auspices of tbe State de partment through tbe eastern and western sections ct the country, which will last four or five weeks. Alter seeing the sights they will re turn and go to work at the task al lotted, them improving the com mercial relations of the Thr"e Americas. When Secretary Proctor assumed coutrol of the War department he found the department 40,000 cases behind in furnishing the Pension ofiice with the records of applicants fsr pensions. The Secretary after an examination of matters conclud ed abouftwo months ago te create thejdivision of records and pensions in his department. The wisdom t Ins action uiuy be judged Ircai the ci tint the wui'iv is low right up lo (.imeaiul on Saturday the applica ti'Uis received tro in the l'euiau cilice in the morning were all sup piled before the department closed in the alicruoon. Ti.c State dcpjitineut has re ceired dispatches from Minister While. aw liied stbting that tbe French Government had apologised lor the arrest uud discourteous treatment of two New York Jadies at Men bene, several months ago, also that the French government had severely reprimanded the offi cial that made tbe ttrrcsts. Pro tection to American cit:zea, ut ho nil- and abroad is no idle boast under this udaiioistration. The annual report v( Hou. E. S. litchrl!, Commissioner of Patents just issued Lurnishes food fur study. It shows the total ou tuber of wppli cations for patents for the year eid iog June 30, to have been 36,749 and total ".umber granted during the same period to bave been 21,518. In view of tbis stateaaeBt one is apt to loose faith in the old maxiuns '-there is nothing new under (be bub." Tho Patent Office is a money snaking institution for Uncle Sam. The present report shows tbe profits for last year to have beea $186,800. This amount added to previous profits makes a grand total of $8,524,526 which tbe Govern meat is ahead through the fees paid by its inventors. Secretary NobZ ' y.eivd two large photographs? Estate TJSICK and one for the President, of Joseph I i.paerfferDer rest Department or i Wisconsin. G. A. R. This vost is a composed entirely of Menomoneo Indians, ana the pnotograpas were sent as a mark ot gratitude to tbe administration for allowing the agent of the tribe to remain in office. Secretary Tracy has decided to build the two 3000 ton vessels ap propriated for by tbe last Congress at Government navy yards. Thin action has been taken because a 1 the bids received from private builders were in excess of tke amount appropriated to pay lor the ships, and tho officials of the de partment believe they can be built by the Government for the sum ap propriated. It has beca decided by the local board to hold a meeting in this city on the 23. of October of the National Board of promotion of the World Exposition of 1892, in order to arrange a cetinite programme. The National board is composed of members of e;ghty-oue boards ol trade in every section of the country, twenty-three Govtrnorsof States and twenty three ex-Governors. Assistant Postmaster General Clarkson has been cesvined to bis room lor several days with a very bad sore throat. Many anxious in quiries bave been made at tbe de partment since it was known, as no mas connected with tho adminis tration is more popular ia Wash ington than Mr. Clarkson. THK BEHKINC SEA WISPI'TK. The Uriti.sk Minister Instructed to Proceed Quietly in the Hatter. Loxdox, Sept. 29. Lord Salis bury has instructed Sir Julian Pauncefote, the British minister at Washington, te consult the con yenience of Secretary of State Blaine in reference to tho discus sien of the Behring sea dispute. Negotiations are to proceed quietly and continuously and inquiry is to be carefully pursued into the question of Canadian compensation tor the seizure of vessels bclensicz to Canada in the waters in conten tion. No immediate pressure, however, is to be exercised upon the gorem ment at Washinnton with r;s;ard to settling the international que 8 tion involved and nothing like a formal demand for a speedy con clusion of the affair is to be allowed ' The line of action,' which has been deciued upon by Lord Salis bury, is based en his expectation that Secretary Blaine, who has just now hampered by the lease of the Alaska Sealing and Fishing Com puny, will be more ready to accord what England regards as a just set tlenieut of the dispu'e upon the appraaching expiration of the com iianv's lease. When that occurs it is expected that the British govern meut will pusn the negotiations with a little more energy. CONCLAVE OF THE TEH I'l.AKS. A Large Gathering of the Onlerat Washington. Wshin;tox, Sept. 29 The twenty-fourth triennial conclave of Knights Templar for the jurisdiction of the United States, will begin in this city one week from to-morrow. In the grand parade it is estimated that theie will he 22,000 men in line, or mora Knights Templar than ever heretofore marched in a procession on oae occasion, oteeeding by 12,000 the number in line st tbe last triennial conclave at St. Louis, (msnaader iea will come from all parts cf the United States and will be represented either by grand commandery or subordinate commanderies. - Several Canadian preceptories will be in line and fully 250 cities will haye separate bodies i a -line. '. The parade will be reviewed by President Harrison, who willooespv a stand erected in front of the White house. Another stand will be erected for the grand master of the encampment, Charles Roouie, of Now York, who will aiso review the Knights. II Great... . 11 olis, DenYer, Ornau, . Spokane Falls and many other snort time by shrewd speculators, and neiw., the above named cities had a better prospect than Albany, Linn Countr, Oregon, has to day. During the past few months much improvement has bee going on. Many new enterprises ani bmsiu8s houses have been added to to the city aramg tliem the .Real Estate firm of WALLACE WliA nr lnrntcd in ihA Wnmhpr r : :, ,- ?, v . ? ciJriiit'i) oie v erything pertaining lo their line, farmers having grain, stock rf frnW farms to sell will do well to lift them with us. Strangers rieeiiin" f invest in city properly will find it to f heir advantage'to soo pr hefnro buying. Correspondence solicited and cheerfully answered. BLULYIBERG BLOCKo T1IK SANT1AM MINES. Kenewrd Interest ISeinir Taken in the Ounrtzville District. S'em Journal. There is evidently an immense) boom in its incipient stages in the tjuartzvillc mining region, which bus been for 30 ears recognized as containing the "richest quartz de posits and placer diggings of any part of the world, but which has teen neglected through lack of capital. v A gentleman of this city wlio spent all last week exploring that country said to a Capital Journal reporter to-lav, mat wnne ne was prepared by previous written and verbal information to una s'sns oi great wealth, he was not prepared for the marvelous revelations which nature holds in store in those mountains and gulches. No per son can have a true idea of their extent and greatness without actual personal observation. The old eettler is not at all surprised because he has been there, but the veracity of an apostle would be in sore danger if he recited the full facts to a comer of recent years vnho knows nothing of the mines personally. Tbe present year uas seen uie first real effort at the development of these mines m 20 years, ana now, our informant states, there are several camps arduously at work opening tunnels, sinking shaf" and piling up ore, prepara tory to the erection of mills as early next j-ear as possible. The work ot prospecting ana discovery is going on all tke time, 25 new claims having been filed during the past CO days and 7 new ones during two days of last week. Several strong companies com posed of capitalists of Portland, Pendleton, Albany, Lebanon, Seat tle, California, besides the compa nies composed wholly or in part of Salem capitalists, are now operat ing there actively and will have forces of men there all winter, these forces to be vastly in creased with the fr-rst working day of spring. The (lold Mountain and Dry Gulch consolidated gold and silver mining company, of this city, has secured some 200 acres of the celebrated Pry Gulch one vast depository of fine gold beside" several oi the best quartz, ledges ol Gold Mountain. Having secured this vast bed of wealth, they propsse to utilize it, and to that end they have com menced systematic work. They recognized the first necessity to. be a good road from the valley, so they purchased the old $32,000 toll road, built over twenty years ago, and have now a force of men at each end working both ways, to put it into good repair for the safe and easy transport of their sup plies and material. The next desideratum -isjwater power ami this they propose to obtain by means of'a large Hume built from the Middle Fork of the .antiam, the completion of which will leave them absolute masters of the t?it uatioti. A sawmill will be erected at the starting point of this flume the first thing, to that the material will bn produced by themselves and rent along the structure at a nominiil expense. This will be followed by the erection, of other sawmills, quailzmills and all ap pliances for extensive quartz and placer mining, so that before this time next year this company alone will have hundreds of men gather ing the piecious metals from their hiding places. While all this ii going on other companies will not be idle, hence it is easy to picture in the mind of tbe busy Lire Quartzville will present during the coming year. Take Notice. We have juEt received a large supply of California cream cheese, fine comb honey, chipped beef, lobsters,, oysters, clama, mustard 6ardines, Holland herring. Bostop mackeral, codfish, smoked herring. Also a full line of fruits and veget ables. Willamette Packing Com pany. : - If you want a clean and line smoke askfor J, Joseph's home made white abor cigars. For sale by most cigar dealers and at J. Joseph's factory. Si CUSIGK, P.ln-L- nml moL-o n .