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15 CENTS A WEEK. ALBANY, OKEGOls TI1UKSDAT, ZsOVEMlJEK 21, VOL;7 IV. NO. 290 JSTOT BECAUSE a mar: is born in a stable that he must be a hois.-, JQ'P BECAUSE d! Viyil.,niture' stoves clolliing, etc-. cheaper thnn all others that our Don't T VII I OTV Kt'rlali.rsiellingyonthat i lIUll I 1UU LlOlh: falstho.-..!, and ue wili convince y GOODS at Second-Hand prices ours ifspeetfully. C GOODMAN, MANAGER. SPECIAL NOTICE. DR. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal College of London, England, also of theBclle- ue Medical College. The Dr. has spent a lifetime of study and practice and makes a spe cialty of chronic diseases, removes cancers, scrofula enlargements, tumors nd wens, without pain or the knife. He also makes a specialty of treat ment with electricity. Has praetii 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. ! .A FULL STOCK OF. Staple Groceries Crockery, Glassware, The hest quality cf tea, coffees, enmlies, nub), rtc. CANDIES, HUTS FKESII BAKED BREAD EVEKY DAY. At this old reliable house is also to he found a complete assortment rf fresh family groceries, t wliicr i constantly heiuir addtil sit the seasonable lines e.f groceries and pro- wions, such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, I Dried Beef Chipped to order, Anchovy Mustard, Candies and tJuts. iastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc, Ihese jood.t were all bonarbt when price were low and the benefit of tl.e margin will he een to his customers. Remember the piaoc, at the ld cureer on Finland Rroalulhin Sts. Conrad Meyer. F. H. .Proprietor af. Albany Soda Works Ami mintactarer af- ice We are v prepared to furaish ehoiae, frtfn canaiea of beet grade, consisting of pure stick, asserted favors, mixed wndies, ectra French and ehntolata ereana, fancv mixed, easily tors and a geaend assort meat of lie eandiea AT WH9LESALR QK nflTAII. ,1r0rler from oaont'-y dealers pramptl.r at tended (. Factory en First street. ALBANY - OREGON RED CROWN MILLS io.m. la mm; a ro.. rrop. NEW rliOCESS FLOCK. (.Superior for Family aad Baker's use) Best Siorase Facilities, rf Uigheat aaa price ftM for wheatTl j ALDAN OREGO N luc lib I tltS ;i:iDK is i issued March anil Sprit: ii, T. : -r , year, ii is an encyclopedia of useful information fr a 'who purchase the nxnrirn or the necessities of life. We : nan clothe you n furnish you with nil the necessary and unnecessary ap pliances to ride, walk 'lance, .-hvp. cat, fish, hunt, work, go to church or stay at home, ami in vaiious sizes, styles ami quantities. .Inst tunic out what is room rod to lo al! these tti COMFORTABLY. d you can make fc fair estimate of ti'.'j value ol the BUYERS' CCIDF, which will i sent upon receipt of 10 cnls t-.i .iv l-ostatre. MONTStffcERY, WASD & C'. -1 ! JMiehi-."" A i lul 5 fl.i.::-. , I . Star Bakery Confectionerj il You BTa,ve That al Keeping pace with the stead)7 growth of Albany SAMUEL E- YOUNG 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 mammoth. 'ALL and 11111 STOCK! -CONSISTING OF- HUY GOODS AND NOTIONS, BOOTS AND SHOES, G BOCK HIES. CaUPKTS OF ALL KINDS. OILCLOTHS AND LENOLIUM-, WINDOW SHADES, POUTIERS. LACE CCKTAIN, Jn fact a complete assort nienioi general merchan dise, Hi-i rutin; Kuilding. includir.i' basement, first .tiul weond atones, is crowded full of new goods, bought dirct-t from importers and manufacturers for UiH present fall 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 bejjbought anywhere in Oregon. Specialties in Ladies Fine Dress Goods and !Novlties of tlie Season. Thepub'ic is cordially invited tojcalland inspect our magnificently stocked display rooms. 1889 mfemiifeni i si i n-i: ii I:iil - ! .-. ix , ;; '-w v 1. v.-.- i ;! i-r. :if.t s il ; ! '!! iv. 1-1 " '. Hi. S -.t- .. lilfil all our goods are sevord-and- It u malicious ou bv calling on ipMliat w- will jive you NEW IF. "WISE t. CLOAKS AND JACKETS. UNDER WEAK, KNIT GOODS, TABLE LINENS, FINE HOSIERY. KNITTING YARNS, ZEPHYRS, SAXONIES, FINE AND COMMON UMBRELLAS, I Annoii ncemen 88 mm. BBQPerfection of Fit -ANI- COMFORT STRENGTH l i ll.t' ivaikct. Ttv tl.ein oi:co. y rt ir.inK-il it ::i.Moiiinl ciitiroly nt lor A I '..any- ! ass Idea ! & OO, zpuurs N POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. JA manrel of puri:y,stn-iiu;tli and wholfsomenees. More econoi.uicjil tlian the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competi tion with multitude of low test, sliort weieht alum or phosphate powders Sold only in fins, Kctal Bakin"- jow dek Co.. KM; Wall st., N. Y. wis M, .Jim xm'4; Airent?, ?tirtaiid, Oregon. ri:isii.t T II. liAVIS, M P. I'llVSKIAN AND II fiuuim. fun I e found nt ortiw room ii. S.i;ili:w.V Link, 1 irst Sri t. All.aiv On-iron- V. .MASTOX. I IIYMC1AX MH X, iri'on, Aliiau.v, Oruitoii M. II. KILLS I'l'V.SHIAX AX!) .Slllr ifcun, Allwi y Orojron. (A V KELLV.. IMIYSICIA?; AM) oVR y. ci;'ii Allmny. 'r-i;iiii, nf .p in .I'ltrrr's lieu Iiloi-k. Utli, .-Imiiiit, frriii St i. u. to i P. M. 4 .1. LoP.m i I'hli "TP.Tl hinaky" SUIt l . .'ton, Kfinliinte f "iitario viterinarj' college nml mcnil.tr of the '.'lMario vcttTiii aiy inedii al Kix-irtv. ie ii n! to treat the tli.icxNi-g of nl! lion est untnl aiiiiiiulK on wifiilifie iirintiplis. OtKiv ot Ai.k Marshall's livery MuMe. Kt-Niiler.i e 4;h and Calaioci MtrevtK, Al'iany, Orciron. Du. i. w. staur, r;nsifiA and Surceon, I.itcof Idownsvilie, Or. Office in thtt Strahan-l'iane block tipHtuir in tl.e rear rroms nn tho main hail, fai s rnniptlv Bttcndeil to in city or countJT. DR. U K)LIU:WAY. VKTKRIXAK Y Sl'fl genu, Albany, Oregon - raxlaate f fler, man nil Amcrii-rii uoilcycu. D!l. K. A. UrAllhTKK linuKOPAlrlllC HIT tician ami mircecn UiB rtinovcil his ollice into frawford' t.Ioik. All col! plompt ly attended to. DKJG. A. WIinXKY, rilYMClAX AND Hurpon. Graduate of licllevuc IloKpi tal Mcdi.-al College. Xew Y'ork City. Diieafciw of women a specialty. Office in Krcman' brick, Albany OreKon. TV OTICE IS IIKRKP.SIoivEX THAT PRO perty owtiern are required by erdinanoe to cut down ami rrniorc all thistles and b noxious wecdH pro.-infr upon their premine" and upon the street adjoining thereto, within the city limita of Alt any. 'J hose failiar U do so will - e liable to a fine of f.i, liy order of the city marnhal, J, N, HOFFMAN Albant, Ji'XR 28, 1880, H EWERT, PRACTICAL YVATCHlf AKE . and jeweler, Albany, Oregon, ME. BRINK, A'lTCUN EY-AT-LATV AND justice of ihejeace. Crawford's hlock, Albany, Oregon. D. If. N. I'.LACkBt RN. a. W. WRIOIIT. BLACKBCRN, 1 WRIGHT ATTORNEY AT Law, Albany, Oregon. Office in Odd bellow's Temple. A'ill practice in all courts of the state, and give special attention to all business OL YERTON CHARLES E. ATTORNEY at Law, Albany, Or. Orlice in rooms 13 and 14, Foster's Block, over L. E. Blain's slor T K. WEATHOKFORD. ATTORNEY AT tj . law, Albany, Oregon. - Office in Odd Fellow's Temple. Will pract in all the courts of rhestate, and give special attention to all business. l aud Survey In;;. PART1RS nKSIRINO HL'RVKYIXO DONK CAS -tain accurate and prompt work by callinr upon ex -county surnyoi f, T. T. Fisher. He has complete copies of field notes and town ship plats. ai .' prepare 1 to do survcvinir in any ait of Linn county. Postofficc address, Millers Station, Linn cou itv, Oregon. p P.. WINN, AGENT f OR THE LEAD-j j irg lire, life and rviiiient insurance cm- . PS panics. I fror Kent. ' ! FURNISHED ROOMS TO It I XT. AT II 1 E ! City Kestauni.l. ! itimiii I ile for .-.lc. .!; si it:.'. ok FiR.vf i;j..s.s j A il tile :r (kit-,.t tic I.: I rii 1. ', :-r tt i.i :. !. i ; i :.; -. :.r Ki." . ! ;'.i'. i: i : l .I.if l. I"1; ,t ; i'i'i -- !Vo; rs .. (.-. !!, A!tsn. r. . i OVER THE WIRES. The Union Pacific Will Build to Southern California. FLCSOIIS IX TICK EAST. Toe N-w Brazilian Republic Will Satisfy the World as to Its 8:ibl!ltj--Eastera K. ws. Ihe Hkuald's Special Dispatches.) liosTON. Jvov. 20. Ih Union Pacific officials announce authori tatively that they will build through to Southern California, and that u part of the contract has already been let, Los Angeles will be the terminal citv and Rodondo the Pacific seaport. The work will be completed in two years, TIIK KXIGHTS OF LA BOH. They Will Xot Endorse any More More Striken. Atlanta, Ga.t Nov. 20. To day's convention of the Knights of Labor went into a committee cf the whole to consider the eight hour a day movement. It was de cided not to endorse any more strikes. Samuel Cowper, president of the American Federation of Labor forwarded a letter to the convention, in which he said his men were opposed to a general strike, but would undertake one unless the manufacturers agreed to a reduction of the hours of labor. THE I5KAZILIAN KKI'UBLIC. It Will Wait for the KecegoitioB of tlier Nations Washington, Nov. 20. D. Val entine, the Brazilian minister, has not yet been officially requested to ask the united States government to recognize tne republic, lie be lieves that such request will not be made immediately, but that the new government will wait a reason able length of time to satisfy the world of its stability before ask ing a formal recognition. The minister regards the views of the dominated republicans as satis factory and mot reasonable in all respects. THE WtlltLD'g FAIK. ( li :i u u c v H. Dfpew Vrjre Xew Vorkors to Immediate Action. New York, Nov. 20. Chauncy M.Depew, in his speech at the chamber of commerce dinner, scored the New York millionaires for not coming to the rescue of their world's fair. "New York," said the railroad president, "is lag ging behind in her public support. Her millionaires and great body of business men, together with her great corporations, are not yet re spond insr." A DOMESTIC TKAOEDY. A Man and His Wife Found DcriI Togetker in lieil. Prkscott, (Out.) Nov. 20. Mrs. and Airs. Fred rerunning were foil nl dead in their home this moruing. The body of the woman bears inaiks of violence. It was fon nl that Brunning had killed his wife and then took poison. Brun ning accused his wife of adultery, and this led tathe tragedy. The Globe Trotter. San Francisco, Nov. 20. Miss Elizabeth Bisland, f the Cosmo politan Magazine, who is racing with Nelly Bly of the New York World, to see which can make the quickest trip around the world, one going east and the other west from New York, arrived here yesterday on the fast mail train. Ea-ttern Flood. Elmira, (N. Y.) Nov. 20 The flood reached its greatest bight here this morning, without doing any serious damage in the city .oth er than filling the cellars, caving in Be were, etc. Railroads are badly damaged. Ml'LDOON'S VIEWS. Ha Rays That Kilrain Will Again Fight Sullivan. New York, Nov. 20. William Muldoon say 8 that Sullivan will not fight McCaffrey because the latter has no backing, hut that the next man to meet Sullivan will he Jake Kilrain, who has already got 810,000 ba-king. Muldoon says he docs not regard Jackson as a formidable antagonist for Sullivan. SCOOXKR 1)ST. The I'arkersburg Goes ashore Xenr the Month of the oqaille. Kosehi iig, Nov. It', The schooner Parkersourg went ashore a quarter of a mile belew the inoutn of the Coquille riyer yesterday. She was trying to sail in, and missed tho bar, and it is thought she will go to pieces. The Parkersburg was a line boat of her class, and was employed in carry ing lumber from Parkersburg mills to Sn Francisco. Cost of Fast liorsas. Robert Bonner paid $!i.",000 for Dexter, $35,000 for Pocalmntaf-, .S.'5, OO'.l tr lian'is, and S-UMX'W for Maud S., acd lie is tn-.w r'pn;ti(l tij have! paid 5(),t00 tu Ltlimi Stafford for; t:.e 3-year-old SiU'wl. t!:at cut down ; the record of her class t: 2:10J, the ; greatest, cons:;'?! .'.'i'.' Iiei r.ce, ever; by a tittii.r; i wi c. i i:e tlircal great horses, Maud S., Jay-Eye-See and Sunol, are bred and related to each other. Jay-Eye-Sse's crand- da:n is by Lexington, Sunol's grand dam is by Lexiutoti, and Mand S.'s prand-dam is by Boston, the sire of Jjtxinctou, Then all three harsee, too, are by the sons of Ilamble Ionian. Harold, the sire of Maud b., is a son of Hambletonian: Dictator, the sireoi Jay-Eyc-See,is a son of Hambletonian, and Electioneer, the sire of Sunol, is a son of Hambletonian. A INIFOKJI It ANKKITT I, AW. l'rrsident Harrison Urged to A sk It Enactment by Congress. Washington, Nov. IS. President Harmon was visited to-day by a com mittee of the national convention of commercial bodies, headed by Colonel Broadhead, of Missouri, as chairman, and accompanied by Colonel Trrey, the author of the Torrey bankrupt bill. The committee laid before the president a copy f the pr ceediugs of the n itional convention of represen. tativc commercial bodies, embodying Torrey 's bankrupt bill, and urged him to recommend in his forthcoming mes sage to cpngress the enactment by that body of a uniform, equitable bankrupt law. A number of ad dresses were made, and in the discus sion which followed the president said he had always thought there ouhtto be permanent legislation upon the subject of bankruptcy, instead of a temporary law to simply reueve cer tain unfortunates, Mho had been affected. He promised the commit tee that he would consider the ques tion of recommending legislation upon that subject to congress in his mes sage. A CHEAl' DISINFECTANT. Frankincense Will Drive l'estsand Oders from the House. Rev. Father Shea, in Globe-Democrat. One of the most pleasant andlone of the cheapest things to use about the house as a deodorizer is frankincense the same used at the altar to typify the sweet savor cf ascet ding prayers in the nostrils of our Father. Noth ing will so effectually drive away the damp, heavy odor that prevails so largely in darkened rooms. The pene trating of its fumes is remarkable. When I search iD the sacristary closets for the holy vestiments, after an absence from the parish, 1 can determine whether frankincense has been properly used, as the telltale perfume will get into the minutest corners. It preserves clothing, too, from the ravages of insects. 1 never observed clo jly, but I have often been told that the mosquito will ttavel from it in haste, and stay there. I cannot recollect of being met by one of ti'osc pests in a Catholic church. A great deal of mystery surround this simple drug, however, as many people imagine the Catholic clergy have a patent ou it. The fact is, it is a simple compound of gum arabic and chf ap spices, asd most any druggist will give a pocketful of it for a dime. Still others think the Church pre scribes it, but this is an error, as the Church cares not how much a man uses so he obtains it honestly. I would recommend a little buroed daily in tho house of every Christian. HIT ItV A HOC The Captain Thought It a Shell, and COO Men Laugh at Him. ew Y irk Sun. When we were advancing, at t.hc btttle of Chaatilly, to take our posi tion in battle one, the captain ot my cooipanv took occasion to show off a bit in the presence of several general officers. Instead of being in his place according to regulations, he stepped out in frout of the company and kept waving his sword toward the rebels, exhorting us, as we loved tne dear old flair, to stand rirni and die like brave men. Pretty Isoon, as we were ap proachiug a thicket in a old field, a thumping big hog, which was in bid- i jg and terrified half to death, charged full at the captain, unBet him in a heap, and made his escape through our ranks, As we came up with the captain, who had turned on the broad of his back, he called out: "Boys, i'm Struck by a shell: (Jo right on, and die with Your faces to the foe! ' "Shell be durned!" replied one of the men. "Yon were hit by a hog! Get up and come on.' Five hundred men saw the accident and had a laugh at it, and we suddenly got the commands: "Halt! Front! Kneel! Fire at will!" Three cheers of the rebel skirmish ers advancing in front of their battle line was answered by peals of laugh ter from our frout as the hog-strack captain limped in the rear. California Cat-B-Care. The only guaranteed cure for catarrh cold in the head, hay fevsr, rose cold, catarrhal dcafneps and sore eyes. Re store the sense of taste and unpleasait breath, resulting from catarrh. Easy and pleasant to use. Follow directions and a cure is warranted, by all drug gists. Send for circular t Abictine .Medical Company, Oroyillc, Cil. Six months' treatment for fl; sent bv mail. $1 10, For 6ale by Foshay oj Mason. .Something Nice. We have just received a barrel of genuine German saur kraut, also grahom flour in bulk, and Oregon leaf lard in bulk. Willamette Packing Co. Come and Look. Thos. Brink has just received a fine lot of wicker chairs, wood baskets, music stands, and eorr.e line parlor suites, etc , which will be sold at tho very lowest price. Fifty pici-os of furniture given with al! c:.uk novos or ranges sold be Mat'hows cc W.-.sliburn. STATE DISPATCHES. A Narrow Gauge Train Collides With a Hand Car. A SECTION' MAN KILLED And Anotttr Serionsly Injured Kews froi the Suts Cap;tJ.-Ssricns Canning Accidcaf Special to the Ilr.RALD. Portland, Nov. 20. This morn ing as the Portland & Willamette Valley railroad 1 rain No. 1 left this city at 7:45 and was approaching Oswego at the usual speed a hand car with several section men on board came from the opposite direc tion, causing a collision, in which the hand car was thrown off the track instantly killing F. Forbes and seriously injuring B. Heller, two fsectien men. Heller had one of bis arms broken and sustained a deep cut in bis forehead and in the back of the bead. This afternoon Mrs. Jennie Langford, late claimant in the $20,000 damage Buit of Langford vs. Jones, was buried from her late residence on Second and Caruthers street. At about the same time the case of Dr. H.E.Jones, on an appeal from a decision of the lower court, which awarded the deceased lady $1000 damages, was being argued before the supreme court. SALEM MWS. Supreme Court Cases A Young Man's Gunning Accident. Salem, Nov. 20. Jennie Land lord, resp., vs. Henry E. Jones, app., appeal from Multnomah, argued and submitted. M. E. Church of Dufur, W asco county, filed articles of incorpora tion to-day; E. T. IIinjan, W. E. Campbell and A. B. Mott, in corporators. Jared Musser, a young man, while out hunting this evening ac cidentally had the contents of a gun discharged in the right hand, necessitating the amputation of three fingers. Cronp Can Be Prevented. We want every mother to know that croup con be prevented. There is ne question about this ; as it has been done in thousands of eases, and you may depend upon it that when a cuild takes the crout) it is wholly owing t the negligence of Jits parents. True croup never appears wlthou due and timely warning; a few hours or a day nr tun hcfnrK thp nttack' the child he. ' comes hoa-se. This hoarseness is the fii t t indication of croup, and is a sure sign that croup is to follow, unless promptly and propcily treated. The frii iice fit I Mi Amlterlimi'fi tmio-h j Keinedy as ' irccted with each bottle. under the licading"loprovenicnup," will dipel all t-ymptotus or the dis ease. This lirst sign of coup, hoaree-i-css. may be overlooked by jounff j mothers or those not familiar with i the disease. Under euch circum i stances, or when not properly treated, j the hoarseness becomes more marked, , and the child shows shows symptoms j of having taken cold, then a peculiar, rrugli 'oii'jti is developed. Even at this stage Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy will prevent the croup, but after the cough has developed the crcp is liable to appc.'.r at any moment. The proper way is to keep a bottle of this remedy at hand, it costs but 50 cents, and only a few dosns, or at most not over a third ol a bottle, is required to 'dispel all symptoms of the disease. CV.i r-iii a (lord to risk so much fur sj little? There is not the least danger in giving this remedy in large and frecjuert doses, which are alwajs re quired, s it contains do injurious substance. As j.roof of this fact we rfer t John L. Olsen.of lies Moines, whose IS montlis-o'd bov dtanl. the entic contents of a M cent bottle of Chamberlain's cough remedy without the least injury. Certainly it made the baby vomit very freely; but sifter taking a nap he would have been glad to have d :ank another bottle of the remedy, as he liked it. A similar ln stinee occurred ueai Valley fcpr nirs, Dakot . Mrs, Mattie Johnson's two-year-old daughter, Annie, drank u full bottle of the remtdy without inr ry. This remedy has been the sole re liance of thousands of motberi- for r re tip, and especially as a preventive ior nianr yearss, and has never been known to fail. It is also inva) a lo for folds and whooping-cough, or sale by Foshay feMason. riles! Pllest piles: Dr William's India Pile Ointment is the only sure cure for blind, bo-ding or itching piles ever discovi red It never fails to cure old rwses of i. g standing. Judge Cooes Alavsvilie, Kv. i-.vs. "Dr William's Indian Pile Ointi cnt cured me after years of sufl'ering." Judge Coflinbury, Cleveland, O.havs "I nave ound by experience that l)r. Williars Indian Pile Ointment tiveg immediate and permanent relief." We have hundreds of such tei.fi. nionia'.s. Do not suffer fin in.-- i.nt lonjrer. Sold by druirgists at .Vic nd $1 per box. Soli by Feshav A Ms son. .iioany, wrc;ron. Why Women lade Women lose their luiiitv lion. ... colds undermine their life. Dr ACKfr's English Kcmcdy lorcensi inp, tion is ah aosolute cure for colds. Pocket Cutlery. The lamest, and finest i.. every brought to this vallev m.st received aV Stewart & ?ox'8." rail and examine. Durno's Catarrh SnufT. t'urc cure for soro i.vii A..,t.. headache, aim the worst form ol catarrh iu the head and throat. i ( e i, edits, ho'dl.y Foshay & M .-.,n Aloary, Oregon. .a: can we r &sr.ti but f.-.r what we I.i t IUV M'.is pooiis llCV.-.cc his .li-x l;ri! .' him the ru-toi'i. I i;in r i., . j Lul l.c the tc:il iln t; i) -.t ,i aii,.