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-v-r "... J WTT'W wi S II I 15 CENTS A WEEK. ALBANY, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1889. VOL. IV. NO. 21)3 ? aw a. i am esM- 111 ISTEM I JNTOT "RTTir, A KTf'T Dpf A 1 Qp Don't DON'T YOU IJSTKN to GOODS pt Second-ntl C GOODMAN, MANAGER. SPECIAL KOT1CE. DR. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal College ef Lomloo, England, also of the Belle- ue Medical College. The Dr. has spent a lifetime of study and practice and wakes a spe cialty of chronic diseases, removes oaneers, scrofula enlargements, tumors and wens, without pain or the knife, lie also makes a specialty of treat ment with electricity. Has practii ed in the German French and F.nglish hospitals. Calls promptly attended day or night. His motto is . "GOOD WILL TO ALL." X3ff"0ffice and residence Ferry street, between Third and Fourth. Star Bakery .A Ft LI. STOCK Of.. Staple Groceries Crockery. Glassware, The tirst nuts, to. quality cf tea., coffees, can-lie CARDIES, NUTS FRESH BAKED BREAD EVERY DAY. At thf old reliable hone i a!o to he found a complete assortment of fien family -.rroccrle, to whirl is constantly ln-ii.j added all tht soa.on:it)le line? of arroceriis ami prn vtwioiis, such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to order, Anchovy Mustard, bandies and Huts. Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Et$, These feeds were all ooiirbt when privet were low and the benefit of tbe wiarprn will be ivea to bis oi-itomirs. Remember the place, at tat eld ourncr oa First and Broatalbin Sts. rrpritir ef Albany Soda Works a.ai a-iaafatnrf r of ice erj. We are bow prepared to fnrnisH eaeice, frtsli enaies of bent jrade, coasintiijf of pure stick, assorted flaTors, mixed caadies, extra Trench aad eooeolate creanis. fancr mixel, casdy toys aad a fenensl assortaaeat ef iae randies AT WMwLWALH K Kirill. JSTOrders front ceuat-r dealers proaiptl.T t t ended to. Factory on First atroet. ALBANY OREGON RED CROWN MILLS IsOtl, LA.KIne A CO., rrepx. 1 NEW TROCESS FLOUR. (Snperior for Family aad Baker's use) Best Siorase Facilities, jtaTUichcet ospb prioo pa d for wheatUt ALBANY - OREGON The BUYERS GUIDE is issued March and Sept.each year. It is an encyclopedia of useful information for all who purchase the luxuries or the necessities of life. Wc can clothe you n furnish you w ith all the necessary ami unnecessary ap pliances 10 ride, "A'alk -'Mice, letp, eat, lis!), hunt, work, jro to church or stav at hotv.e, aad in van sis si.e, j stv'k-s ar.d nu:mtit:e3. Just tiifire out ! what is reunited to do all these thin-.-s ; COMFORTABLY. J t u -,an n?-k a i tan- etut:ito ot the value ! t!;. : IJUYERS" Cl'IDF sent uvoii rcci.ipt of which will 10 cents to MGHTCQKERY. WARD & c.1., 11111 ! " !i-nitaii .Avcr.U3 Cmc.v.'o, I to F II. Hp. PFEIFFEK Confection )1 nr .TXS3j aman is born e seM ou furnituru, goods arc inferior. Ml Ycm H ave That Kner (Uuleis Hi ou t'alst iiu l, a:il will convince prices ;i r r .-jc ctf i v IPortland Full Keeping pace with th steady grofrth f Albany SAMUEL lias opened for the Fall aer assortment than rver before, and invites the spe cial attention of the people of Albanjtand surround nir eountrv to his main Lioth. 1 c " A Lb COISTSISTING OF- DRY 600DS A NTIONI HOOTS AND SHOE, V IlUvlj HI J C CaRPKTS Or ALL KIM, OILCLOTHS AND LENOLIUM-, WINDOW 5HAPW, FORTJERS, LACE CUKTA1N, la fact acaHpleteassrtiietJf general merchan dist. II is entire builli, including fexsemeit, first and second stone, is crowded fall f aw tils, bought direct frw is porter? and the present 4 A stock ot new and fresk des'rjn large enomgh to sup ply anj wait, and which will be sold as low as first class full weight , good cam lie bought anywhere in Oregon, Specialties in Ladies Finec Dress Goods and IsToT-eltiws of tlie Season. Tk pubii is ordially iayited to call andinspect our magiificently stoeted display room 1889 tbbbbb LADIKS OiE in a stable that be must stoves clolhing, etc , cheaper. th.iii all others that our that all our irooda ar secoi fi-L-von bv callinc on iiutht v v. IF. "WISE E. YOUNG and Winter trade a lai - ICLOA AKS AND JACKET. RWEAR, KNIT GOODS, TABLE LIKS, FINE HOSIERY. KNITTINC1 YARN., ZEPHYRS, SAXONII?, FINK AN 1 COMMON TMBRELLAS, mufatrei'3 for Announcemen 1 TDK tall and winter trado, wkicii afford a t bb, bb 889 be a horse 'fclea, ! It ii Malicious I rive von NEW & CO. Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. 'A marvel ot purity .strength and vholesomeness. .More ecoiiouiierii than tlie oruinar) kinds, and cannot tie fold in competi tion with multitude or low test, short weight iluin oi phosphate 'powders 8oM only in e tus, Kotai, Bakiv 'ow- DEI! Co. UK U :,V t. N. Y. Lfwis i'U Ji.-iiNsox'tt Co., Agents, Portland, Oregon, f'lilSU IAK DAVIS, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND suieon. 4'nn I e foi;nil at niR ollce rot.m lr. Sirahun . hkek, Firj-t street. Albany OriL'on- GW. MASTON, PinMC yion. Alt iiny, Kreiron 1AK 1 J !M I Kl.I.I;-, ll.'YSICIAN y On-Kim. AND SL'Kr ;c(ii, Aili.-ii C ceon All.au v. reton. ofH in iPieriw'K new bloek. Ortiee hour, from S a. u. to 4 P. M. A J- KOSSlTKIi, YK'iKKINAIlV KIR- Con, L'radnnte of Ontario veterinary cohere aim ineiiiher of ttic 'Hitario etenn ary medical society, ts prepared to treat tlie discaseR of all ilomestii?alel animate n scientific prinoiplex. Office at Ans Marshall's livery stable. Resilience 41b and C'alapocia ytreets, Albany, Oregon. I. TV. STAlil:. P3YSICIAV AND Surceon, laieof lirown6i!ic. Or. Oltiio in tbe Strahan-Piarre block upstairs in ti e rear rooms on the main halL Cai s promptly attended to in city or counuy. TR R KOI.DEWAT. TKrr.ItlNART Bl R. U geon, Albany, Oregon man ani Amencon colleges. ..." . "TVit, E. A. Mc4likti iiooaorimm rar xJ rician and aurreon. Mis rtaiared bis office into Crawford's block. All oal)o proapt- ly attended to. TR0. A. WIinXtT. inTSICIAJi AVD J suron. Graduate of BelleTno Hofi tal Medical College. New Tork City. Diceateo of women a specialty. Offtee in Frcanaa's bnck, Albany Oreeon. IV OT1CE IS HKREBTGI VE T'JAT THO JW perty owners are reqnired by ordinance to cat down ana remoroall thistles and ob noxious weeds growing- upon their preavse, and upon the stiect adjeiBiip thereto, withm the city limits of Albany, Ihoce failiar to do io will ' e liable to a fine of f5. By order Of the city marshal, j, m, HtrriiAN Al.iA.fY, Jcaa !S, ISM, HEWERT. PRACTICAL WATCHlf AIK . and jeweler, Albany, Oret;oa, ATTOBXtTS, E. BRINK, ATTORNIT-AT-LAW AND 11. junico ot iue peace. Crawford s blo?k, Albany, Oregon. B. V. it. IlLACKBCRN. a. W. WRIOIIT, BLiACKIiUKN, & WRIGHT ATTORNEY AT Law, Albany, Oregon. Office in Odd billow's Temple. A ill practice in all courts of the state, and gire special attention to all bus;ness. WOLVEKTON CHARLES E. ATTORNEY at Law, Albany, Or. Office in rooms 13 and 14, Foster's yjock, orer L. K. fclaia's tor i T K. WEATHOKt'ORt), ATTORNEY AT Albanv. Ore'-on Office in .M J . law, Albanv. Fellow's Temple. Will pract in all the courts of thestate, and give special attention to all business. Land Surveying. RTIKS DESIRING SI RVKTINO MKIClKtl. tain accurate and prompt work bv callinr upon ex-county surveyot t, T. T. Fisher. II hascompletc copies of field notes and town ship plats, and is prepare I to do surveyiiitr in H'iy pari oi L,inn county. I'ostoIUce addresii, Killers Station, Linn cou lty, Oregon. n n. WINN, AGENT FOR THE LEA D- ing fire, life and accident insurance com- ianic.4. I'oe Kent. Fl -RNLSHEU ROOMS City Hf.-ta:im:.l. S TORI. NT. AT THE " -pm.-jii ;irii;i Tito tor Sale. t t;o(ii sri-pf.v of FinsT class . i liralii tile f..rt:i!cRt ;hc Ea.- brick t:V factr.rv Kasi n! Alin iiy r.c.-.r Knot ' I'll tc. t'iili :it l!:c i'.;ct(iry r.j i!Jrccs Pro, I 1i.'lll, Ait.iif; I.Tl''On. . SNOW IX THE EAST. The S'eui'.t -jrial Committee De layed by Severe Storms. A SCITH AMKKH'AK IMOX. A Mu;derr Hied-Hc Helped td Build I' s Own uColJ-Tne Cicc'a Easte'c Kcwj- Cas Tlie 11k ald'h Special liispaiches. Kansas Cnv, (llo.) Nov. i;5. Tlie (senatorial committee to inves t'jiaie th Pacific railroadn arrived here this morning. They were de layed by snow storms in Western Arkansas. They spent the dav inspecting the Union Pacific ter minals here. IN THE SOTTH. The Protocol for the Federal Ualon Has r.eea Signed. Paius,Nov.13. Tl:e Guatemalan minister in an interview to-day stated that a draft of the protocol for the federal union of Guatemala, San Salvador.llonduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica had been signed, but required ratification by the congresses of the tiro countries. He knew nothing of the report that i he smaller states insisted that Guatemala be divided into two states to prevent a preponderance ot power. IN EAST AFRICA. A Newspaper Man Will GoJtoMeet Staaloy. New Yokk,?,tov. 13 The Herald's correspondent at arzibar cables as follows: Captain Wissmann has sent me word that I can go up the country with my expedition to meet Mr Stan ley and carry him supplies of tea, quinine, tobacco and other necessaries. Captain YVissinm will give me an escort in addition to my own men, but says that I must fly the German Sag. Captain YYi6Si))an comes here fmm the coast to-night. The Ger man Government asked him yesterday t give me every assistance. Captain Wissmann captured ?auaanl yester day with til? loss of two killed and four wounded, th; Lahahen lied in a rortherly direction. The road to Sanaani and Mpwapwa is now open. A 1I UIKKKII HANGED. lie Wq Coal and Helped to ISuiltl His Own Seaft'old. Woonr.rKX (N. J.), Nov. 13. Joseph M. Hillman was hanged here this morning for the murder of peddler, Herman ffeidman. He assisted the workmen yesterday in putting up the scailold. ' The t'ranin ('as. Chicago, Nov. 13. In the Cronin case this morning .ndge McCotineM dec:(!;l that the evi dence as to the trial and expulsion j of Dr. Cronin from the Clan-na- j gael 'ii LSSO, was not admissible. ' Nothing of importance was devel oped by witnesses to-day and an eariy recess wa.s taken. The ini prcssion is, the state's evidence is all in. LANK COIXTY, The Dolngrs of Kugene I'ooplf and Her Kapid Improvoanont. Ei;enf, Or., Nov. 12. The board of county commissioners at its session last week, appropriated the sum of $50 per month for six months, to be used in repairing what is known as the Lake creek toad between Euirene and the head of tide on the Siuslaw bay. The money will be expended nnder the supervision of Mr. John Whitman, A veterans union, with about fifty members was organ'zed in this city last Saturday; Dr. ii. r. Kusjell, president; C. J. Dodd, "vice-president; 1. M. Martin, .secretary; V . 11 Abraina, treasurer. At last there seems almost certain promise of the building of a street railway iu this city. The members of the two old companies have agreed to consolidateintere8t8 and all pull together. The council was asked last night for a resonably liberal fran chise, which we have no doubt will be granted, and if eo work will be com menced very soon. A fine vein of stone coal lias been opened recently upon the farm of Mrs. Lynch, two or three miles south west of the city. The stratum crops on a hillside within eight feet of the surface, is of good quality aud from five to six feet thick. If fuel was not so plenty and cheap the find would be regarded as of great importance, aud as it is there are certain to be valua ble developments as it is well kaown to old timers that good coal er.ists all around us. Lane county has 205 individual, firm or company tax-pavers, who pay on over $5000, seventy-three of them over $1C,000, seventean over $20,000, but none over ?o0,0C0 except the O. & C. K. R. Co. which its assessed for 240,408 The Eugene Cumberland Presby terian church is to have a new pastor in tlie person ol Kev. t,. a. 151a;r, late of Lebanon, Ohio. Astoria. Lois in the north addition to As- I toria ; price $4' each on the install j merit plan, or a discount for cash, j These lots are selling rapidly iu Portland and other cities. I am authorized t sell but a lev. i.-keks nnditwi;! pay yen t-j a!I eariy' and get your choice. K.G.Ueards ley, Keil Kstate Ager.t, Droad;:Ibin ' street, Albany. Klrgaat l.ctlon. CIU'SHED BY SILTEB. The Dancers Itisked by Clerks in tli Treasury Vaults. it, Loivs Globe -Donoc-a'.. Silver money piled up iu heaps, like coi-dwood or lumber, is very dan gerous, cud it is vey likely to topple over aid crush t'le cleiks. I know it sounds like a fable la fellows whose suspenders have neyer bren s jA by mo.e t.iau a fist ul of quarter-dollars to talk of tne risk oiie lavs i i a place like this of geiii."? crushed to deth under au avalanche of good and law ful coined money, but tbc danger is great, revef thelets. The other day we noticed thai ove hi jh wall of bags of silver dollr 1C0 in each ba was bagging out in the middle to tall. The o'd clerk all ran to let it come, but the colored tnaa b.norant of tils tre-neadoas weight of silve-, ran up to the c-viug pile and pushed with bis hands, thinking he could br.ice it up. As well try to hold up so much fail ing btone. Down it camo with a crash, nd the colored niitu had a narrow excape, get ting on" with a tew t-iuibes and scratches. Six years aj;o at our old ofik:e at Sixth and Locust s;rcets n pile ot bags of silver, 51000 in a bag, tell upon me aud bore me to the floor. My head had a uarrow escape from getting crushed iu like an eggshell, aud 1 was buried from the feet to the breast. The Irishman who was our watchman then sprang to my assist ance and claed the bags right and ieft off me. When 1 caught my breat'e again I was thankful for my escape from being crushed to a pulp. 1 here are people who would like to take their chances of getting buried uuder a heap of money just for the sake of beng where there is plenty of it, but none so foolish arc to he found among the Uncle Sam hirelings whose daily toil consists in shoveliug the big surplus about. SOUTHWEST NEWS. A canal between the Walla Walla and Columbia rivers is talked oi m Wallula. The Umatilla reservation Indian school will be removed Pendleton on the loth inst. A block has bees sold in Shively.s addition, Astoria for just six times what it was assessed this year. The Baker City councilmcn have voted themselves a salary of sixty dollars each lor the year. The mayor gets the same. At a recent met tine of the Astoria Ikiildiug and Loan association $52i3 was loaned at an average rate of ('6 months, interest in advance. Tne band of wild hogs that ranges iu the mountains vest of Canyon City Lruke iuto a potato field the other .lav aud destroyed nearly all the crop. These wild hos were firft seen four or five years ago. The greater part of the wreck of the Ancon will bo allowed to rust and ro iu Alaskan waters where the acci dent occurred, her machinery being old aud out of date and not worth the cost of bringing it back. Three prominent bnsineFS men of In .erpri&e, including the mayor, last week weie. arrested aud taken before the city recorder ou the charge t.-t seeping their places of business opm Sunday, in violation of the city ordi nance'. They all pleaded guilty, paid their fines and tvere turned loose. Two milk cows harnessed to a buggy, formed a part of an immigrant W.j . .. 1 . I t ill f. outfit that passed through liaker City tha other day. The old gentleman who handled the ribbons over this quaint looking team, now that he has made his trip "the plains across," can settle dowu and go to raisiug cattle. At the last meeting of the southern Oregon Presbytery, held in lloseburg, it was decided to take into considera tion the building of a college at some point i southern Oregon, within the bounds o! the presbytery. The choice of locat:on will be between Roseburg, Grant's Pass, Medfard and Jackson ville. Mr, K. I). Sloan, of Klamath agency, found receutly in a cremation mound on the Klamath Indian reser vation a Harrison badge of the cam paign in 1841. The ' "log cabin" and profile view of General Harrison show quite plainly. Probably these Indians got the badge from General J. C, Fremont's party when they traveled through that country. Preliminary surveys have been completed from Eugene to Florence, a distance of 50 miles and right of way nas been secured, contracts will not be let until next season. A. C. Hovey of Eugene, is president of the road and the general agent is now in New York for the purpose of negotiating with some of the overland companies for the building of the line from the bay to eastern connect'ons. A Good Investment. I have for for Bale about ten acres of land richt in the city, it being the north ten acres of the Milton Hale place, and have a considera ) e frontage on the road. This 'and slopes nicely and is very de ls able property. Price reasona- ) e and easy terms can be had for a lew days only. Many other hoice bargains. E. It. Beardsley. IJeal Estate Agent, Broadalbin street, Albany, Oregon. Tha Latent Novelty ,in Pantaloons. Zaches Lros., merchant tailors and drapers, opposite tlie postoftke, are prepared to place before the jtiuHor peopie tne r own invention .V""t" .ih.iii r"iaio.)iis without an outside seam. The novelty is riot only without a seam, nut in origin, stripes and check?, ihe foreparts are Ijound to coincide i with the name i the backparts. I We guarantee a period lit in everv j pair or money refunded. OFK INDIAN POPlXATIw'jr. Tbe Ited Hen Ar Not Decreasing ii Numbers. V:,,e Awake . People who hold to the "v anishing" theory declare that Indians do not thrive on the white man's food, and treat losses are claimed from this fruitful source. The contraiy .a rea.-trthe truth. As soon as they catch the v bite man's regularity of supply, of i. rep-rat' on s and eating, taking as wc do two or three meals every day, they are healthier than wheti they went days without food aud then like gourmands gorged thein se! vt 8; he-lthier tVian wheu they seized upon animals tliat had died, and to i-atisly the ciavings of false apjetues, consumed the poisonous flesh. Making a careful computation from the latest report?, which embrace alt the States and Territories, excepting Alaska, we count 22,(J20. The ac companying table shows us how they are distributed. Arizona 21.162 Cali.ornia 11.409 Dakota 31,40'J Idaho 4276 Indian Territory 83,234 Iowa 354 Kansas 976 Michigan 9,557 Minnesota 5,287 Montana 14,775 Nebraska 3,610 New Mexico 30.003 New York 5,( 07 , North Carolina 3,100 Oregon 5,055 Texas 387 Utah 2 598 - Washington 10 999 Wisconsin 7 MS Wyoming Territory 1,85a Hornia (seminoles aud In 1). . oirz Maine (Old Town Indians) 410 Nevada 8,316 Total 202 o.O 4'raaa raa Be Prevcaitetl. TV'e wnt every mother to knotv that croup en be prevented. 1 here is bo question about this ; as it has been clone in thousands of ca6es, and yoai may depend upon it that when a tiiili takes tbe crouu it is wholly owin(; to) the negligence ofits parents. True coup never appears without aue -.-ri timely warning; a few hours or a day or two before the attack, the child be comes hoarse. This hoarseness is tk tirst inaicatian of croup, and is a sure sign that croup is to follow, mi less promptly and propel ly treated. Tao free use of Chamberlain's -ouik Kemedy as '"irected with each bottle, under ttic heading '"To pr-jventcrw;";)," will ipei all symptoms ! tne un ease. This first sijn at ctup, hoate ness, may fce ovcr;aokrd by je-iraf notliers or those not familiar with, the disease. Under such cireuai Etanccs. or when net properly trea.rd, the hoarseness becomes mare inaiked, aad the child shows stiaws syinp.oins f baring; tnken t-ald, then a "peculiar, rrugh ccugh is ricvr loped. Even t this stage Chamberlain's Cvugh K in edy will prevent the croup, tut alter the cough ha. devtiapid the era- p is liable l apper.r at any moment, 'the proper way is to keep a bottle af ibis remedy at hand, it costs but 50' cents, and only a few dnsts, or at most iiot over a third of a bottle, is required la dispei all eymplnms of the disease. CVa yju afi'ord to n.-k sa much far s little"? There is not tlie Icivt danger in iviiir th'.s re:ecy in large aud frcueni dasc. wuich re alnajs re quired, js it contains no injurious 6ubstaucc. Asrreofof this fact w refer to John I.. (Jlsan.of Des Moines, whose is mo iths-o'.'l bor diank tlie ent e )ii:;-i:s of .r0 cent bottle of Chaiubei Iain's eoiili remedy without ! the !e;isi injury. Certainly it made .'t . - . . the b;'by vomit very freely: but after taking a nap ne world have been glaol to h.'vn t aik anoth-r Pott'e of the remedy, as he likeo it. A similar in stiDcc occurred ncai Valley tfpnncs, Dakot?. Mrs, Mattic Johnson's two ye. --old dau-ihle , Annie, drank a full hot.'e of the, rcmccy without ini-ry. This remedy has been the sale re liance of thousands mothers for crcup, and especially as a preventive ior nianv ycarss, and" ha5 never beea known to fail. It is also invjlua la for colos aud whooping-cough, t-or sale by Fo6hay & Mason. Somaetkiar Vio. We have just received a barrel f genuine German eaur kraut.a so graham flour in bulk, and Oregoa leal Jam in bulk. nillameite Packing Co. laapertant N(lce. Owing to tbo change in own- r sliip of tbe Albany and Santu m canal, the Magnolia flouring mi Ig and city water works, all pers tis indebted to me are hereby notified to call at tbe oflice and eottle t ie same immediately. J. A. CAWFOHD. Packet Callery. Tbe largest and fiiietst displaj every brought to this valley just received at Stewart & fr'ox's. Call aud examine. What can we reason but for what we kno-? Drownell cells goods because his prices w Brinpshim the enstom. ethers brajr a d . blow Tut he tbe goods do sell, that all allow. The largest stock of watch- i the city at Will & Stark. Fountain p?nu t Will Stark" . ?or the Holidays fine i;sri AT Chinese dishes. Jai-ancse curi. uies,ana novelties of all kinds ha Wn store of the Kwon- Wa Ho p. onnosiie the now Tlie ladies are invited to call n- inspect these fine hoiH.iv cco rT'-lTi. r . if am y gooe.s seiii ,1, cap r man in Portland. . ! i r?:fc 9 ' lax -It
