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T v ! j.i 15 CENTS A WEEK. AliBAXY, OHEGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1889. VOL. 1V.NO. 2S. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE PORTLAND BIUNUH. f 3ST IE "W AND SECOND HUB Furniture, Stoues and Bedding, Tinware, Hardware, Crockery. Etc., Etc. with aofScien prices re thank you for yoi ATIighest task price paid for SPECIAL KOTICE. DR. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal College ot London, England, also of the Belle- vue Medical College. The Dr. has spent a lifetime of study and practice and makes a spe cialty of chronic diseases, removes cancers, scrof i la enlargements, tu more nd wens, without pain or the knife. He also makes a specialty of treat ment with electricity. Has practii ed in the German French and English hospitals. Calls promptly attended day or night. His motto is "GOOD WILL TO ALL." "Office and residence Ferry street, between Third and Fourth. Star Bakery ! A rt'LL STOCK OF Staple Groceries Men', fcwiiN The best quality cl (a, eofTecs. oaedlep, uts, tc. CANDIES, NUTS FRESn BAKED BREAD EVERY DAY. At this reliable hou is a'.'O to tie ton u il a complete assortment of 'reh fainily xrocerle, to wider is constantly l.eii.tf added all the seasonable lines of erooerixo and pro rnions, such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to order, Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts. Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc, These goods were all bourht hea price ware low and the benefit of tLe margin will be tlren to his customers. Remember the place, at tie old 0"TBr an First and Broalalbin Sts. .Prprior f. Albany wSoda Works Aa4 aaaoboturtr f - ice lonery. Vfe are n prBaxe4 t fareisM ehoiee, frwih eanaUs of best grtAt, cosistii(ro pure stiok, assorted flavors, mixed candie, extra French and chocolate reaan, fancy ixed, candy toys and a jtaerel assortatent f lie candiea AT frBOLCSAlB R KKTAII. ikaTOrden from count'f dealers premtly a ladid to. Factory cn First street ALBANY OREGON RED CROWN MILLS hOK, LA.MSG t CO., Preps NEW PROCESS FLOUR. ; fuperitr fer Family aid Baker's use) Best Siorase Facilities J JcTHigheat aaah priae aa!d far wheat ISA ALBANY - OREGON The BUYERS" GUIDE is , issued March and Sept.each year. It is an encyclopedia of useful information for all who purchase the .usuries or the necessities of life. We can clothe you n furnish yon with all the necessary and unnecessary ap pliances to ride, walk ianee, lc p. cat, tish, hunt, work, go to ei:urli or tdav at home, r.n.1 in vaiivus sizes, styles and quantities, .hist tv.:e out what is red ui red to do a-ii tliv.-etiiings COMFORTABLY. you ran inakca fair estin:ate or the value ot the BUYERS' CUIDE, which will he sent ui on rciv.ipt of 10 cetit3 t- pay MniiTftinrpu iiunn o rir" i.ostage. n.uiuuu:titf, wmkh a uo., Ill 111 V! l' :: f.VM Cliica:; i, Li:. nnlVl0!311 a"entif:n ,f Vhe Pu.bIie t0 Vhe f thfat ;" hv mure than doubled our stock in all its department., a.,.1 w rc now to the fro one ot the largest and most select stocks ever hnraiht t.i All.ni- tv (- v j , v i : . rt n,, , c ------- ......., ilv tutu nr nave uuiic an immense uusme6S tvr siurf (r opening ncic 10 t prool that our prices rlcfv uc-ninetitinn and w rannnt I... i..-.l. l.l irv. ii. . . , u, r " , , J r , 1 -..uwi-i.iu. "c iijyue everyoony ti visit our store, exr.liili.e oui raiuis ami cum aie uur oeiore j ou mane your purchases, and we guarantee to save eu twpntv.fi We thank you for your pant patroi.age and trusting to ihare your kind patramge in the future, we are wad Mepr. tODiect U TIM Laiid i OF IT KIND IN TUK- 7!i e -- - v v JLU S. K. YOUNG'S OLD STAND. Wk ail Respectfully Yours. second hand furniture and stoves, "tti Pal Keeping pac; with the SAMUEL Has opened for the Fall and Winter trade a lai ger assortment than ever before, and invites the spe cial attention of the people of Albany and surround ing country to his mamuoth. m ai wm -CONtt'lSTIISrG OF dry goods and notion5, boots and shoes, groceries, Carpets of all kinds, oilcloths and lenoliums window shades, portiers, lace curtain, la fket aeMplete,aesortnientof general merchan dise. His entire building, including bjasemeat, first and second stories, is erowded full f new gods, bought direct froi importers and manufacturers for the present tall and winter trade, w.ich affords a steck 9t new and fresh designs large enough t sup ply any want, and whioh will b ald as low as first elass full weight goods can be bought any where in Oregon. Specialties in Ladies Fine. Dress Goods and Novelties of th. Season. Th public is cordially invited to call and inspect onr magnificently stocked display rooms 188 P ill CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN. -DEALERS IN- Stoves. Tin, Sheet Iron and Copperwmre, Pumvs r... ,wl , J.,wi., i,i r. ..-J,. 1 iiiic j tjivi imtv m v inii,i ijj J lllJilUlliy IjrVOdN. Agents for the Ce7ebratcd ON TIME rWk::;g .') Ibvitu;- Sieves, th.- ,,-r stov I t !ii hist m.-i---ol.l in thus city. .iiv.' thctn a r .i: ;:t tlie Pu-rc Block 'r'.";V Hr-Stre-.'t. Aib'inv, l).r-y.'.. hAIIvIi I 1 1 II liil iiuuuv t Valley n Pi 06 J ALBANY, ORKGON ? steady grotfth of Altany E YOUNG .(! CLOAKS AND JACKETS, UNDERWEAR, KNIT GOODS, TABLE LINENS, FINE HOSIERY. KNITTING YARNS, ZEPHYRS, SAXONIES, I FINE AND 1 COMMON UMBRELLAS, 0 I. t 21 1 t t.ZW I Announcement. 1889 mars i ""fifi '.In i; Goods, l als ar.d Caps, Etc, Etc.x 3. WISE fc CO. Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. 'A marvel ol purity.strenirth and v liolesoiiitness More c-iii!t)inir:tl thaii the ordinarj kinds, and citnnol he sold in competi tion with multitude of low test, short weight iiltiin ot T.hosphute powders Sold only in -ins, Kotai. BakiN' 'ow. rEK Co. It- v,,1' -t.. N. Y. Lfwiji 51, .loiixvox'tt C o., Ajrentrt. rortland, Oregon. rinsK ia. T U. DAVIS, M I. rilYSlCIAN AM) M suit-on. t'Mi 1 c fciii'd at his tt e room in S'n.liunV t.lci k. Kirtt stri ct. AHianv n m: iiaston. iimj-kian V.T, (.-i-on, Albany, .ir(-:'cii I M M. II. KLI.1S, rilYSKIAK AM) SfRr Kenn, Albai.y Oregon. p C. KKLI.Y, l'HYSICIAN AND ZVR J. Kcon Albany, irccon, office in (Pierce's new block. Olfk-e.himre, from 8 A. u. to 4 r. it. J. KttaM'IKK, VK'i KK1NAKY SL'R uton, irrailvati- ff Ontario vetiTinarv college and n-enil'cr f the Ontario xefrin arv niedii al society. i. jm joied to treat the diseases of all dotnestii ateu animals on seientitic prinolp'sK. Office at Ans Marshall's livery sttible. .Residence 4tb and t'alapdcia streets, AlbanT, Oregon. DH. 1. W. TARU, PHYSICIAN AND iSurpeon, tate of Urownsvilie, Or. Ottire in the Strahan-l'carre blo-k Uetairs in the rear rooms on the main hall. I'ai 8 pranipllv attended to in city or countiy. DU. R KOLDEWAY, VETERINARY BUR geon, Albany, Oregon - -Graduate f flarj man anj American colleires. Da, E. A. McAustbr naaaaraTnie ray sician and turfeon. liaa remarcd bis office inta Crairfard's alack. All call prarnpt- ly attended ta. DRJG. A. WHITNET, PHYSICIAN AKD surgan. Gradnata of BelleTua Horai Ul Medical Collefe, New York City. Diseases of women a specialty. Office in Fronaa'a brick, Albany Oreicou. J OTICE IiTlIEREB Y'f GI VENTHAT PRO i.'l perty owners are required by ordinance to cut down anu remove all thistles and b noxious weeds growing upan their prcmi6e, and upon the street adjoining thereto, within the city limits of Albany. Those failin ta da aa will e liable la a fine af H, By arder af the city marshal. J, H. HUFFMAN AtBAST, Jc2g, lg89, EWERT. PRACTICAL WATCHJIAKJS . andjoweler, Albany, Oregaa, ATTOB.ET8. ME. BRINK, ATTwUNEY-AT-LAW AND justice of the rcace. Crawford's blo:k, Albany, Oregon. d. . if. BLACRBmn. . w. wRiotrr. BLACKUCKN, & WRIGHT ATTORNEY AT Law, Albany, Oregon: Office in Odd bi llow's Temple, ill practice in all courts of the state, and gire apecial attention to all business. WOLVERTON CHARLES E. AITORNEY at Law, Albany, Or. Office in rooms 13 and 14, Foster' Block, orer U I. Blain's stor a JK. WEATHOUFORI), ATTORNEY AT . law, Albany, Oregon. Office in Odd Fellow's Temple. - Will pract in all the courts of thestate, and give special attention to all business. Land Survey Ing. PARTIES DRSIRIKO 8CRVETIKO DOK1 CAN a taiu accurate and prompt work bv callinir upon ex-county, survryor f. T. T. Fisher, lit hascomplete topics of field notes and town ship plats, and is prepare 1 to do snrvcYing in any part of Linn county. I'ostofficc address, Millers Station, Linn cou ity, Oregon. P D W,NN- agent i or the lead V ir? fir. l;fer.d icc;.ici.t iism.-n-.ce cm- 1 anic. lor jlrnf. "i(if!:.M-iu:n ucioms to rs nt v: 1 iiv i:..-;...!rir.;. : : he i i i;r:'.i:i tile for Mile. j ' ' 1'i-I.V OF K1KST " I. V .-' I ta'" tbc i' ;., i j ' : r' i .-;;! ;.ii : : r i-.i i 1 : !r...-rr-i;. r . i ,.r. .. j',, t.t i . A : ' .' !" ! v,;V POWDER OVER THE WIRES. A New Steamship for the IV coma and Seattle Lines. EX-SEC. BAYAHD MAKKIiU). The American Sbip Chesbarongk Wrecked -Nineteen o; Her Crew Lost Princess Maria Dead. Ike Hrald'.s Special Dispatchts.) Portland, Nov. 7. The North em Pacific steamer City of Kings ton, whtctt was recently purchased in New York, will leave that city shortly for this coast. This vessel is a yery fine iron steamer and can make nearly sixteen miles an hour in good vater. On her arrival she will be put in service on the Sound to run between Seattle, Tacoma and Victoria. KAYAKD-CLYNK HAKKIAGK. The Ex-Secretary of State Qoietly Married ia Washington. Washington, Nov. 7. Thomas F. Bayard, ex-secretary of state, and the missionary, Miss Mary Clyne. were married at 1 o'clock this afternoon in the presence of a most distinguished company. The desire was to have the wedding as quiet as possible and invitations numbering about 150 were issued to relations nd a few personal friends. Among them were ex President and Mrs. Cleveland, ex Secretary and Mrs. Fairchild, Hon. (ieorge Bancroft, Justice and Mrs. Field, Justice and Mrs. Lamar and Mrs. M. W. Fuller. A reception and breakfast followed the cere monv and soon after the newly married couple lelt for a tour to New York and other northern cities. A RUSSIAN'S TOAST. He Declare That America Want Nothing and Fears Nothing. Berlin, Nov. 7. Count Schau yaloir; the Russia- Embassador, gave a dinner at the Russian Embassy to night in honor of Williiin Walter 1'heips, Minister to Germany. Among the quests were tiie members of ail the European embassies. Count Schouvaiotf in proposing the health of Mr. 1 help, said that America stood alone among great pover as wanting nothing and tearing uothing. rririceFS Maria Dead. London, Nov. 7 Princess Mat ia, wife f Prince Alexander of Bat tenburg, recently ruling prince o? Bulgaria, died to-day attlratz in childbirth. Frrsldratial Appointment. Washington, Nov. 7. The pres ident to-dav appointed William Brest, of New York, commissioner of navigation. Vessel and Crew Lost. Yokohama, Nov. 7. The Amer ican ship Chesburough from Iligo for New i ork has been wrecked on the northern coast of Japan Nineteen ot the crew were drowned. LIKJT C0U5TY BDSISES8 COUNCIL The Linn County Business Coun cil, P. of H., met with Grand Prairie grange No. 10 last Satur day, a large delegation being present. As usual when the meeting is held at No. 10 s hall a large nuin ber of members of the different granges were in attendance. rresident r. M. Kizer was promptly in place. In the absence of the secretary M. H. Wilds was appointed secretary pro tern. A communication to Hon. R. A Irvine from Wasco county council in reference to aid of the worthy members of the order in that part of the county who have been made destitute from the failure of crops was made. B. 11. liuine moved the reference of the matter to the committee on good of the order, to report after dinner. J. H. Scott brought up a matter oi business, which was further re ferred to by I. Simpson, of Lane county, B. II . Irvine and others. On good of the order B. II. Irvine, of Jordan Valley grange, reported a healthy condition and called up II. H, Wilds, of Knox Butte, on the prohibition question, who responded that it was partisan. II. S. Williams and A. F. Beard, of Scio, referred to Irvine and the question he had sprung in a man ner to leave Bro. Ben Irvine in a good natured dilemma on the question. Hon. R. A. Iryine and President F. M. Kizer made reference to the question of giving aid to the mem bers east of the mountains. The singers of No. 10 gave some fine vocal music to enliven the meeting. A. F. Beard made remarks upon the good of the order that were pertinent to the subject, and of interest. A recess was taken and a bounti ful repast spread by the ladies of tJrand Prairie grange was partaken of 'A ith satisfaction. On re-assembling the committee on gooJ o: the order rejiorted upon thj matter of :iid for EaMt-rn Ore gnii roi iiibers. rt-commer.ding that the Mibjtv! in: referred to th Mib ordinate granges, and thutacorrvs ; '.i:;(k'nc' Ik opened by the secre tary vi it li Wasco county Council the si.bjtet. !'. s. iMigiik'ii .? Ki ; Butre grange gave Route suggeution'? for tlie good of tlie order which were listened to with interest. The special committee upon a resolution on a business matter offered at the last meeting of the council, rejtortod half of the com mittee on favor and halt opposed. iThe quest irn involved was a'ly j discussed bv J. Clem, J. Wigle, I m.. xi.ii .T r iv...:.. 1 1 .. Mart Miller. Jonas Davis, Hon ! Henry Cyrus, M. H. Wilds, 1. ' Simpson, J. II. Scott. A. F. Beard, ' and others On motion the motion j to adopt the majority report was ' laid on the table. A motion to adopt I he minority report was also laid upoi. the table. II mi. R. A. Irvine, by unanimous vote of the Council was delegated to attend the next meeting of Wasco county Council, giving that body the benefit of his experience, and to inquire into the necessities of members of the wrder in that vicinity. J. Bilyeu spoke upon good of the order, to a good effect. N. P. Pavne introduced the sub ject of protecting fruit from pests. A. S. Powell gave his experience in spiaying tress, having made a success in its use. F. M. Kizer thought good care and cultivation essential. T. Froman gave a valu able talk upon the same subject. A vote of thanks was given Grand Prairie Grange. The next meeting was voted to be held with Tangent Grange, on the first Saturday in December. The Latest Military Inrentlen. Engineer. The lastest novelty in military in ventions is a vegetable cartridge shell, to which French periodicals are call ing attention. Thia invention would, no doubt, become of great importance should the results that are claimed for the same be confirmed. A French man, M. Biennait, is said to hare found the means of replacing the metel shell of cartridges for one of a vegetable composition, which will be entirely consumed in tiring. This caitridge scarcely weighs one half of a metel cartridge, the price is consider ably less, and its use will do away with all the drawbacks attached to the extraction of the shell after each shot. As the metal shell, however, secures the closing of the cun, M. Biennair hag invented a new contriv ance, which may be easily affiled to eve.y gun at a tmall expense, and which would give to his vegetable shell the same advantage as pobseesed by those now in use. The employ ment of these new cartridges would enable soldiers to carry twice the number now allowed, and thereby the difficult problem of the supply of ammunition iu battle would be greatly simplified, 4'roap Can Lte Prevented. Wewant eveiy mother to know thai croup con be prevented. 1 here is no question about this : as it Las been uone in thousands of cases, and you may depend upon it that when a cnild takes the crouo it i wholly owing to the negligence of its parents. True foup never appears without due and timely warning; u few hours or a day or two tjelere the attack, the child be comes hoarse. This hoarseness is the lirst indicatien of croup, and is a sure sign that croup is to follow, unless promptly and propeily treated. The free use of Chamberlain's Courh Remedy as directed with each bottle, under the heading "To proventcreup," win aiKpei an symptoms el tbe dis ease. This first sign of ceup, hoarse ness, may oe oyeriookea by jeuns motaers or tnese not laminar with the disease. Under such circum stances, or when not properly treated, the hoarseness becomes mere marked. aid tbe child snows shews svmntems of having taken celd, then a peculiar, rrugn :ugn is acveiopea. i-Jven at this 6tas;e Chamberlain's Couirh Kenn edy will prevent the croup, but after toe cougn nas developed tbe ere; p is liable to appear at any moment. The proper way is to keep a bottle of this remedy at nana, it costs but 5vl etnu, and only a few doses, vr at meet net over a third ef a bottle, is required to dispel all symptoms of the disease. Cm you afford te risk ee much fer sj little? There is uet the least danger in giving this remedy in large and frequent desee, which are alwaj s re quired, as it contains no injurious substance. As proof of this fact we refer to John L. Olson, of Dos Moines, whose 18 months-old boy diaak tbe entie conteats of a 50 cent bottle of Chamberlain'6 cough remedy without the lea6t injury. Certainly it made the baby vomit very freely; but after uiKii-g a nap ne would have been glad tohaved.-ank another bottle of the remedy, as he liked it. A similar in stance occurred neai Valley Spnncs, DakoU. Mrs, Mattie Johnson's two year-old daughter, Annie, drank a full bottle of the remedy without injt-ry. This remedy lias been the sole re liance of thousands of mothers for crcup, and especially as a preventive lor nianT yearss, and has never been known to fail. It is also invalnai lc for colds and whooping-cough. For saie oy foenay & Mason. Kid Gloves! Kid UIotcs! I have iust received a full line of kid gloves brand "Our Own." This is a genuine kid glove. I buy direct from importers in New York and consider them the best value of any glove I ever sold for this price, i lve buttons, three rows of stitching, $1.50 per pair. S. E. Young. Important Notice. CltvinfT in tlift rhnif in rtwnor- ship of the Albany and Santiam canal, the Magnolia flouring mills and city water works, all persons indebted to me are hereby notified to call at the office and settle the same immediately. J. A. Crawford. Beautiful ribbons are arriving the features of the season. We have an immense ;-fock and have reduced the price 2') per cent. W. F. Read. THE ELECTIONS. GroTer Cleveland Bobs Up With "I Told You So." OBIO IS SOT DEMOCRATIC. The Republicans Have a Majority ii tte Hjtise aid Setate in Iowa Tha El. dim! Elrewfcer. Special to tLe lUmi.n. Wakihsgton, Nov. 7. Ex-Prcs-ideni Cleveland was interviewed last night on the election results. It is evident," said Cleveland, "that tb leaven of tariff reform has at least leavened the whole lump. The west which has suf fered most from the unjust burden of tariff taxation has awakened. The state platforms of both Iowa and Oiiio are abreast of the St. Louis platform on the subject of riff reform. The people have considered and passed judgment. It was for the people to decide. They are now deciding it. It is enough for me to say tney are satisfied with the indications and results ot the election. Tbe voters in Virginia indicate that the south is still faithful to the democracy of Jefferson and Jackson." SOME HOPE IN OHIO. Chicago, (Ohio), Nov. 7. The State Journal (rep.) says the re publican state committee estimates Campbell's plurality over Foraker for governor at from 10,000 to 12, 000. The returns froji nine of the leading counties show that Forakr ran 10,365 behind the ticket. In view of this they claim that the rest of the republican state ticket is elected by an average plurality of 5000. IOWA IS REPl'BLICAN. Chicago, (Ills.) Nov. 7. The Journal (rep.) Des Moines special says while the democrats claim that their entire Iowa state ticket is elected, indications as to the re sult, except for governor, is doubtful. The republicans have 7 majority in the house and 1 in the senate. DEMOCRATIC (JAINS. New York, Nov. 7. The latc-t returns show heavy democratic gains in this state, New Jersey and Virginia. COMMENT ON THE KIXCTIONS. Washingion, Nov. 7. First Assistant Postmaster General Clarksen, on being interviewed concerning the elections, siid: "Tlie invariable results of the year following the presidential election have repeated themselves. There are man- surprises in the republi can states but they come from local causes in every state except Vir ginia." President Harrison has not made any public statement of his views concerning the elections. mist go to jail. StndeHta Who Itefuse to Testify ia a Hazing Case. A report from Madison, Wis., says that in the Municipal Court Judge Keyes gave a decision in the case of A. M. Long and other students ui the State University who refused to tes tify lo the Riley hazing rase. Hp ex amined the case carefully and decided he has the right to compel them to testify or be punished fer contempt of court. If the boys presist io their refusal to tcstif) he will commit them for eon tempt o' court, and as a commit ment of this character is not bailaide, and a writ of habeas corpus would not prevail, a great deal of excite ment exists in university enctes. Some fifteen or twenty etndei- are implicated. Some of them have al ready left and gone to other colleges. Attorney Bashford persists iu his determination not to p remit the hoys to testity, and tbe chances are that the connty jail will soon be over flowing with stedents. The curt adjourned until Wednesday, giving the unwilling students until mat t me to make up their minds whether or not they will testify. Notice to Ovr Fatreas. Crawford & Paxton wish to aj that the opposition has been i'h drawn and they will cot take :my more cheap photographs. But will make all who call liret-c ass work at reasonable prices. Respectfully yours, Cba wroRD & Pasto:. . Money to Loan. Money to loan at a low rate of interest, on improved farm -nd city property, in sums of $20 to $10,000. ror particulars call 'tin Bui khart & Malin, Real Eh ate Agents. ' rocket Cutlery. The largest and finest disi Uy every brought to this valley it received at Stewart & Soxe. tall and examine. Dome's Catarrh SnaflT. Sure cure for 6ore eyes, dcafi headache, aud the worst form catarrh in the head and throat. 1 -e n. 25 cents. So.'d by Fostay & Mi Albany, Oregon. Money to I. can. At a low rate of interest on t farm propercv in Linn coim k1 r n A on best improved city propc-rt Allany. Apply to Ldaekbrii Wright, Albany. Oregon. l lie largest c shown in Albany ; Kca.l s. -5 f- -
