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Newspaper Page Text--. - V" -1- r 't- 15 CENTS A WEEK. ALBANY, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1889. VOL. IV. NO. 297 r JSTOT IBIECO-.AO'SIED a man is bom in a stable that he must IJQjP 3ECAUSK 'e!1 Vu tll,,J"ture stoves clothing, etc. chenix Don't 7 mm to GOODS st Second-Hand DON YOU mm C GOODMAN, MANAGER. SPECIAL NOTICE. DR. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal College of London, England, also of the Belle- ne Medical College. The Dr. has spent a lifetime of study and practice and makes a spe cialty of chronic diseases, removes cancers, scrofpla enlargements, tumors and 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." irOffice and residence Ferry street, between Third and Fourth. ,.A FL'LL STOCK OF.. Staple Groceries assware, The bfot auto, etc. quality of tca, coffois, candies, CANDIES, NUTS FRESH BAKED BREAD EVERY DAY. At this old reliable house is also to be found a complete assortment of 'reli family groceries, to which is constantly heinc adriid M the seasonable line of (rroccrios and pro visions, such as Cranberries, Fine Pichles, Dried Beef Chipped to order, Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts. Eastern Buckwheat Flour. Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc, Thero goods were all botisrht when prices wwclow and the benefit of tLc margin will he jiven to his oustoniers. Remember the place, at the old cirtir on First and Broalalhin fits. .Proprietor of. Soda And manufacturer of ice We are now prepared to furaish choree, frtsh canaies of best grade, consisting of pore stick, assorted favors, mixed candies, entn French and chocolate cream, fanev mixed, candy toys and a general assortment ot lie candies AT WHOLESALE QR KBTAII. iMTOrders from country dealers promptly at readed t. Factory en First street ALBANY OREGON RED CROWN MILLS lOM. LAMX. Jt CO.. Propt. NEW TROCESS FLOUR. ttuperiar for family and Baker's use) Best Sioraee Facilities,! AVIIigheat easa price pa.ri far wbratSl ALBANY OREGON The BUYERS GUIDE is l issued March and Sept. each year. It is an encyclopedia of useful information for all who purchase the .uxuries or tho necessities of life. We can clothe you furnish you with all the necessary and unnecessary ap pliances to ride, walk "lance, tlci j. cat, fish, hunt, work, go to church or stay at home, and in vaiious frizes, stylos ami quantities. Just hiare out what is required to uo all these things COMFORTABLY. & yu can -.ke"a lair estimate of the value of the BUYERS' CUIDK, which will sent upon receipt of 10 cents toi iv postal MONTGOMERY, WARD & CO., J 1 1-1 H Michigan Avcuu i Chicago, 1U. Bakery n i LfO( Conrad Meyer. F. II. FFEIFFE1L Albany Confectioners U oocls are interior. You Have other dealers telling you talst hontl, and v.v will convince you bv calling on ucthat we will prices ours respectfully. Fall Keeping pace 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 nr country to his mammoth. am coisrsiSTjLiNrG of dry goods and notions, boots and shoes, groceries. Carpets of all kinds, oil cloths and lenoliums window shades, fortiers, lace curtains, In fact a complete assortment of general merchan dise. His entire building, including basement, first and second stories, is crowded full of new goods, bought direct from importers and manufacturers for the present tall and winter trade, which affords a stock ot new and fresh designs large enough to sup ply any want, and which will be sold as low as first class full weight goods can be bought anywhere in Oregon Specialties in Ladies jNTovelties oi' the Season. The pub'ic is cordially invited to call and inspect our magnificently stocked display rooms. 1889 Hummm a Tl.t- r.-ot ijV :.tt'i w '11 we. !..! v. 11 Boh ! f K ft his; Iivii'jli hnr.d st' wed cc That that all our goods are second -hand It IB1. "WISE steady growth of Albany E YOUNG (! CLOAKS AND JACKETS, UNDERWEAR, KNIT GOODS, TABLE LINENS, FINE HOSIERY. KNITTING YARNS, ZEPHYRS, SAXONIES, FINE AND COMMON UMBRELLAS, Fine Dress 'Goods and I. Announcement. T 889 BB8Perfection of Fit -AND- COMFORT STRENGTH it the niiiiktt. Trv them once. f'tbt-r. Monry refunded il i:of lcniul entirelv YOUNG, r nt lor .A be a hots-, V . i i than nil otljers that our Iciei? a in;: liciL NEv give von & CO, JpuoP's Absolutely Pure. This powaer never varies. A marvel of purity,strenirth and wholesonieness. More economical than the ordinar) kinds, and cannot be sold in conipeti tion with multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powder& Sold only in cms. Royal Baking ''ow dek Co , lOf'i Wall st.; N. f. Lfwis M. JoUNMixtcV Co., Airents. Portland, Oregon, 1111 Sltl AN DAVIS, M. D. VHYS1CIAN AND 8u.'C(in. Van I'c fotind at his oitice room it; SiruhanV hiock, Firrt street. Alha-iv Oivcon- GW. MASTOX, rilVSlC'IAX ;MH1! , jfeon, Alhany.'Orci'on. FLLIS, I'flYSICIAN AND SUKr jfoo'ii Alhai.y Oregon. f C. KFLLY, I'HYSICIAX AND M R J. Keoii Alhat'y, 'rCKim. oiKe i:i Tiircc's new niocK. P. . tM'.ii-n lioyif , from S A. H. to 4 A J. liOShl'lKli, Vl-.'iHUNARY SI . . ceon, trmduatv of i.:it:irio veterinary college ami ir'cnilur of the '.'.ntario vcte.in- ary meiiiial sccictv, is tritir! to treat the diseases of all doiijrstii alcd animals on seientitic principles. OfTice nt Ans Marshall s live-y utalilc. Itesidcni e 4lli and (.'alopecia streets, Al'ianv, Orej,-on. DK. I. Vi STARK, PHYSICIAN AND SiirL'con, latei f I.'ruMiisiilie, Or, Otti-e in the jtralian-l'tan c block iipktairs in tl.e rear rooms on the main hall. Cai.'s promptly attended to in city or country. DR. K KOLIKVAY, VETERINARY SCR. peon, Albany, Oregon - -Graduate of (ierj man an.l American colletfes. R, b. A. MiAlistfk noMKorATinc rnT- sician and sur-'con. Has removed hi ollice into Craw ford's block. All calls prompt ly attended to. A. WIinXEY. PHYSICIAN AXD As sur surron. Cnuluate of Ikllcvue Hospi tal Medical College, New York City, liifeaers of women a ppeLialty. Cice in Frcman's brick, Albany Ureiioi. TO OtTce" "fsHE R E KYTGl VENT 'J AT PRO Xl pcrty owners are required by ordinance to cut down ami remove all thistles and ob noxious weeds prowinp ii-on their premise;, and upon the street adjoining thereto, withi'i the city limits of Albany, 'Ihose faijinrto do so will c liable to a fine of (5, By order of tho city marrhal, J, N. HOFFMAN Alpast, Jlnb 28, 1SS9, HEWERT. PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE . and jeweler, Albany, Oreifon, ATT0U.VE1M. ME. BRINK, AirRNEY-AT-LAWAND justice of the peace. Crawford's block, Albany, Oregon. d. a. n. Blackiiurs. o. w wrioht, 1l.ACKBl'RN, li Will G HT A TTO RN E Y AT ) Lsw, Albouv, Oreo". Office in Odd bellow's Temple. Vi'l practice in a'l courts of the state, and git e special atieni'on to all business ' H'OLVeilTON CHACCKSe:. APTORNEV Y ? at Law, Albany, Or. Office in rooms 13 and 14, Btor i Fos '8 Block, over L. E. Blain s JK. WEATHORFORD, ATTORNEr AT . law, Albany, Oregon. office in Odd Fellow's Temple. Will pract in ail the courts of thesiate, and special attention to all business. I.nwtl SurveylMK. PARTIKS DESIRING KCRVBVINO DON CA" tain accurate and prompt work b ta : ir upon ex-county surveyor F, p. T. Fin ier. lie has complete copies of field notes and to.. ship plats, and is prepare I todo gurrev'o; ;u any part of Linn county. Postoffic addrere, Millers Station, Linn cou itv, Oregon. 1 B. WINN, AGENT tOR THE LEAD J mg fire, life and accident insurance com panies. tor Kent. IJICRNISIIEB ROOMS T& 'EXT. AT THE City i'.estauraiit. . xVC?0 - - (raiu Tile for ale. A GOOD SCPPLV O!' FIRST i .AbS drain tile tor rule at ;l:e Ea; c iirick and ti'e factor. East i.f Albany war aims Butte. Call at ti e fai tory or a'!d.-css IVopIs & Auston, Albany Ort -rn". OVER THE WIRES. The Overthrow of the Brazilian Monarchy. FATAL RAILROAD DISASTER. A Big Advance is Coffet A Chinese Mur derer Takes Op. am and Cheats tba Gallows Eastern ifews. The II r.RALls Special Dispatches. J Washington, Nov. 18. Nothing has been received at the state de partment to-day concerning the revolution in Brazil. The failure receive additional informatton ads the department oilicials to aink that the cables have been seized. Among the navy officers no surprise was expressed at the news of the revolution. One officer said that twenty years ago when lie was in Brazil there was a gen eia: feeling that when Dom Pedro's leign ended a republican form of government would be instituted. Lieutenant Barry, who recently re turned from Brazil says that the change which had come to. pass was only talked of among Brazil ians as probable, to occur, and they expected it at any time. To the people of Brazil he said it could not appear ;o have been sudden. Ilio Janeiro, Nov. 18. The new government has announced that it will firmly maintain order. It is preparing a circular to foreign gov ernments relative to the overthrow of the empire, which will be tele graphed to them through the Biazilian representatives abroad. The province of Bahia has sijni fied its adherence to the republic. News from other provinces show that they are also in favor of a re publican iorm of government. KAILKOAI) IMSASTKIi A I'assenger Train Wrecked Kn giner ami Fireman Injured. Pm'SDCitG. Nov. 18. The limit ed mail on the Western Pennsyl vania ran into a lanueroe near Bessemer last night. The engine and baggage car were wrecked. Fireman John Good was fatally in imed. The enzinneer was badlv hurt, but will recover. Had the engine fallen to the ri'ht instead of the left the train, with its 200 souls, would have gone down an embankment 103 feet high. A BIG JUMP C Goes the Pi ice of Coffee in New York. New York, Nov. 18. There was great excitement and a big attend ance at the coffee exchange this morning, due to the interest, felt in the Brazilian situation. Up to 11 :o0 the usual cable had not yet ai rived, and all attention was cen tered on the news it was expected to bring. CorTee advanced from 15 to 5 per cent, over Saturday's closing. On the liist call L'O.TfiO bags were sold. Cheated the Gallows. San Jose, Nov. 18. Chung Ling, who was to have been sen tenced to-day for murder in the lirst degree, was found insensible in his cell this morning from the effects of opium. He will probably die. AN IMPORTANT QUESTION. lias the Catted Ktateit Pie-aaption Law Keen Repealed? Bismarck (N. D.), Nov. IS. The point was informally raised to-day by F. M. Dudley of the legal department of the Northern Pacific Railway in the United States Land Office that the pre-emption law hadbeen repealed by the aet of Congress providing for the admission of the cew States. It looks as if it was intended te repeal the eighth section of the act of 1841 as to the donation oi uOU.UUW acres oi pub lic land to the new States for public improvements, but the text includes not only the repeal of that section, but of the whole law. The Land Department has not had its attention called to it yet, but it is certain that the commissioner will be called upon for an opinion, and if his opinion is adverse the question will be carried into the courts. The re- fieal referred co also decided a very arge number of cases where the Northern Pacific Railway Company is a party. If the law is repealed all the pre-emption lillings, where final proolhasnot been made, aie defeated. This necessarily involves the rights of every pre-emptor who has not proved up In the four new States. SIBERIAN KXILK ABOLISH Kit. The Hessian Government at Lat Saccn.nb to Public Opinion. New York, Nor. 18. The Post' cable special from Kiel! Bays the Rus aiau government has at la'.t succumb ed to pubiic opinion, and is going to abolish banishment to Siberia, so long a terror to humanity and a blot upon civilization. Such, at least, is the current report. THE NEW NAVY. Rrpert of tho Chief of the Bureau of Ordnruic. Washington, Nov. 18. The re port of C'Uiimcdoie Sicard, Chief of tho Naval Buicau of Ordnance, nukes estimates fur the ein-uing liseal year J auiuuuuu m ;i,tiw,(.i. jjus n:ive been adveitibd'l for -JOO,C0O wmt'i of armor-picrcitig sr.elis, in the :i'ip; tnat projectiles equal to those made abroad, namely, of power and strength suffi cient to penetrate targets of one and a half calibers thickness without material deformation, may be pro duced. During the year the six-inch armaments of the Charleston, York town and Petrel were completed and sent to the Tesseh, and the armament for the Baltimore is ready, The eicht inch guns for the Charleston and Bal timore will be ready within the cur rent year. The armaments for the Philadelphia, Bennington, Cttncord ani San Francisco will be completed as soon as the vessels are ready for them. TRE rASAMA CANAL. " It Will Be ;iTe8tigated by a Com mittee of engineers. Paris, Nov. IS. The committee of five engineers appointed to report on the Pauaina Canal will sail fur the isthmus on the ICth of December by the Amerique. They are Germain, ChaWt, Lagent, Duchateuet and Cousin, all Frenchmen with the ex ception of the last named, who is a belgian, and was rejected for the mis sion b. Brunet, liquidator of the cam pa .y. These gentlemen have been charged tu conceal no unfavorable facts, and not to underrate anything that is of a hopeful nature. If they find the canal to be an impracticable undertaking they will dearee a loss of fifty or sixty millions sterling f French moiey. If. on the other baud, they say the work ought to be prereveredin, they will have perhaps added further to the responsibility of their position. NATIONAL GRANGE. Election of OrHaers and Other Bnsinesft. The National Orange which met in Sacramento on last Wednesday, on Saturday elected officers as follows: J. 11. Brighain, of Ohio, master; Hiram llawkinp, of Alabama, over-seei-; Mortimer Whitehead, of New Jersey, lecturer: A. J. Rose, of Texas, chaplain; E. W. Davis, of California. steward: F. M. McDowell, of New York, treasurer; John Trimble, of Washington, D. C, secretary; L, Hhone. of Pennsylvania, J. J. Wood man, of Michigan, L. Chortleres, of Virgiuia, aud J. II. Brigham, of Ohio, executive committee. Resolutions were adopted to the effect that most agricultural colleges connected with the state universites are failures, and that such colleges should be separated from the universities. A number of chances were made in the ritual. An able annual address was delivered by Vt orthy Master J. II. lirigham. THE NATIONAL MILITIA. A Reqaest That the Annual Appro priation lte'Increased. Washington, Nov. 17. Captain Taylor, who has been in charge ol'JUie appropriation for the purpose of pro riding arms! ind camp equipage for the national mi'itia, in his annual report makes a plea for an increase of the ap propriation. It was "JOO.OOO in 1808, aad has only been doubled ence since j lor providing tor tne needs ot nearly ten times as many people as then Captain Taylor recommends that it be increased to 1,00(),0J0 anuually. Nebraska and a few other Scates hare not made the returns required by law. and Captain Taylor recommends that after January 1, IS'JO, no issue of stores be male to any State which has not rendered returns. Killing of a Despeiade. Sr. Loris, Nor. 17. A special Iron liniiingl,aii, Ala., i ivcs the de tails of the killing of a desperado in Marshall county, presumed to be the noted robber Kobe Burrows. When the outlaw fell ni"rtaf y wounded he said, " ou think I am Rube Burrows, but )ou are mistaken; my name is Smith." The dead desperado wore a s'lirt if mail. FAIR DALE ADDITION. Bui khart 'c Malin offer lor sale 108 city lots in this beautif i addi tion, which has just been platted. This addition is situated on the east of the city, and adjoining Abe Ilacklenian's land, and is the closest addition to the city that is now offered for sale. These lots will now bj sold for $75 and corner lots $100 each until January 1st, after which time all lots remain ing will be raised to $150 each. These lots will be sold v on easy terms, and the first that call to see them will get the choice of all. The Latest Novelty kin Pantaloons. Zaches Bros., merchant tailors and drapers, opposite the postoffice, are prepared to place before the Albany people their own invention of cutting and making pantaloons without an outside seam. The novelty is not only without a scam, but in bright stripes and checks. The foreparts are bound to coincide wUh the same of the backparts. We guarantee a perfect fit in every pair or money refunded. Money ta Loan. Money to loan at a low rate of interest, on imnroved farm and fiiy property, in sums of $200 to $10,000. For particulars call on Burkhart & Malin, Real Kstate Agents. Come and Lock. Tho.. Brink has just received a fine lot of wicker chairs, wood baskets, music stands, and some fine parlor suites, etc , which will be sold at the very lowest price. Pocket Cutlery. The largjst and finest display every brought to this valley ju&i received at Stewart & Sox's.' Call and examine. STATE DISPATCHES. An Increase of $16,000,000 in Oregon's Taxable Property. THE STATE IS GROWING Portland's Swiss Fopoatioi Celebrate tin AnD'.Tersary of Switzerland's Independence- 2ztm Notes, Special to the HtaALB.) Samck,- Nov.- 18. FoTlowinj -is-"' the proceedings of the supreme court lo-day: John Cost, app., vs. Lassard & Lucifer, resp., appeal from Multnomah, argued and sub mitted. Wm. Moakler, app., vs. P. & W. V. Railway Co., resp., appeal from Multnomah ; judgment for non-Ruit reversed and cause remanded to the court below for further pro ceedings ; opinion by Lord, J. Levi Andc.-son, app., vs. S. J. McCormick et al., resp., appeal from Multnomah, argued and sub mitted. Salem is organizing a concert company that will soon visit Inde pendence, Dallas, Albany, Eugene and Monmouth during the season. The assessment roll of Tillamook county received shows $583 593 taxable properly ; 374 polls. Estimates based upon the certi fied assessment rolls of seventeen counties, and reliable information from the other counties of the state show a clear gain over last year in taxable property of $1G, 009,000. PORTLAND NEWS. Portland, Nov. 18. The Swiss residents of this city gave an enter tainment and ball at Turner hall last evening, under the auspices of the Portland Grutli Verein, which was largely attended. The occa sion was the anniversarv of the independence of Switzerland. The hall was 'densely crowded, and the evening was "passed in muMc, instrumental and vocal, and inter esting addresses by membeis of the soc:ety. After the programme was exhausted the floor was clear ed for dancing, and the light fan tastic was tripped until a late hour this morning, when the company dispersed. ODD AND INTERESTING. The City of Chicago in its present boundaries contains 173 square miles. Nearly one-half the 487 doctors of medicine of Bostou Universi y are women. Seven million persons are employed in the cultivation "f the riue in France. Connecticut cider is now masquer ading as French campan. Oue mill turns out 100 barrels a day. Iwo apple, kept in a cake box will keep moderately rich cake moist a great length of time, if the apples are renewed when withered. A lG-year-old girl has been arrest ed in New York for the atrocious crime of stealing her father's trousers while he slept and pawning them. The jury in a breach of promise cse at Champaign, 111., awarded one cent damages and "advised the plain tiff to beware ef book agents." A recent number of the Waitsburg, Wash., Times, had the following ad: "Wanted, a saddle horse for woman weighing AC ) pounds." A Canadian smuggler who has been converted by Evangelist Moody has paid $2,513 conscience money to the Dominion Govcratnent. With the now srnckeics-.s powder, the lire of a whole battsr- of artillery does not make half so much smoke as that made by a company of infantry using the old black powders. Of 13,t:3,C30 ba rels of salt an nually consumed in the United States, Michigan furnishes two-sixth, New York oe-sixth, ten other sail produc es states one-sixth, and two-si nth are imported. , The Eiffel Tower, in Paris, is 1(94 foet high; the next tallest buildin is the Washington Monument, 5oo cet high; after that comes the towei of the City Hall in Philadelphia, ..35 feet high. The spire of Colo.ua Cathedral is 511 feet high, that of st. Stephen's Chuich, in Vienna, is 470 foet high. The St. Rollox chimu v, at Glassgow, (is 4 CO feet high, . .d Cleopatra's Needle, in New Yi i k City, is sixty-eight feet bih. 'aIiforn'a Cni-lt-t lire. The only guaranteed cure for cata rh cold in the head, hay fevar, roso c d, catarrhal deafness and sore eyes. e store the sense of taste and unplea? nt breath, resulting from catarrh. Ex and pleasant to use. Follow directi us and a cure is warranted, by all di .in sists. Send for circular to Abie', e Jieuieai ouijaiiy, wroynie, Cil. . ,x ireauueui lor i; sent y 10, For sale by Foshaj & mail. Mascn. Piles! Plies! Piles! l)r William's Indian Pile Ointm is the only 6ure cure for blind, bit ing or itching piles ever discovei It never fails to cure old cases of standing. Judge Coons, Maysville, Ky, si "Dr William's Indian Pile ofutn cured me after years of sullerin " J udgc ( oflinbury, Cleveland, O.'si ' I nave ound by experience that WilliniVo Indian Pile Ointment v.' immediate and permanent relief." We hayc hundreds of such"t mnmals. Do not suffer an in.; longer. Sold by druggists at 50c l per box. Soli by Foshay & M-s Albany, Oregon, firrmers: Iranst have your ,w r.nd eggs. C, E, Browncll.