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Newspaper Page Texti rsw: 15 CENTS A WEEK. ALBANY, OREGON, TUESDAY DECEMBER 24, 1 889. VOL. Y. NO. 23. 8PF.CIAL tTI E. DR. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of ih Royal Cllty- of London, KiiL'iaiirl, aimM-f the l'ell' vui Medical Co!h;g!. The Dr hm sq-rt Iif:iun- ...f Study and Jililclio- iili'l uukrii ft kmi cialty of chronic dia'aii. icnmvea cancers, 8crofiIaeular,m:t-iits,ir:nitrs and wens, without pain nr the kiiir'e. Ho also makes a Et-i.u) ty of treat ment wih electricity. Ha- pnv.ti. td in the German French und Kili.-h hospitals. Calls promptly atten.lid day or nigh t. His motto is "GOOD WILL TO ALL." xarOflice and residence Ferry is t met, between Third and Fourth. s A Fl'-LL STOCK OF.. Staple Groceries Lrll!. y, (jiiiswiire Tn. beet quality ef te, ct-ffef , candies, not., te. CANDIES, NUTS FRESH BAKED BREAD EVEUY DAT. At this eld reliable house is also to We found a complete assortment of frsa family groceries, to whkr is constantly beibs: added all the seasonable line f groceries aatf pro visions, such as Cranberrits, 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 bousrht when prices iverelowand the benefit of the marrin w ill be -iTcn to his customers. Remember the pla'c, at the old corner on Kirntand Broalalbin Sts. Meyer. 1 1 Proprietor of iil c l nr. i. AiDanv ooua voih.s Ami irftn:fa tuver of-- ice mi We are now prepared to f'.i'nish ( hone, frtsh canaics of bet Sfralc, onsMiiiR ! pure stick, assorted flavors, mixed randies, extra French and chocolate creams), fane? mixed, candy tojK anil a ,,'ineiwl eMcrtraent of fine candies -AT WIIOIXAAI.K QE KF.rtll. if Orders frrm e.unt-v dealers prninpUj at u cded to. Factory on Hrst street. ALBANY OREGON RED CROWN MILLS lOX, LAkIIC A ro., Fr.ps, NEW PROCESS FLOUR. ' (Superior fur Family and Riktr's use) Best Siomb Facilities . irilij-hent .h sre fntM far wneatTKl ALBANY OREGON The BUYERS' GUIDE it saa cltlie yon a fnrnisk yon with all the meeasary and nnnfrnwry ap f liauces m ride, walk; "lacs, sleep, eat, fish, hank, work, o tn ehurch or atay at kerne, and in vaiioua? siaes, atyles and quaatities. Just hk-tre ant wkat is required to de'all theee thiags COMFORTABLY. y kM fair eatimata of tha - valuer of the BUYERS' CUIDE, wkich wiU be aent uponjreceipt of It cents m pa do.t.se. MONTGOMERY. WARD & CO 114 Michigan Avenu Chicago, III. Albany fari We are permanently located on the aid Cline homestead ,' mile from Albany on Corvallis road. We have on haud a large stock of Choice Emit, Trees t eur own growing, whisk we wil sell at lowest liring rates. Parties contemplating planting trees will consult their intessits hy examining our stock and prices btfore purchasing. Htma.v t Br.owxEtL, Albany, Oregon. Bakery n l mm Gonrau n n i ' WW nwoptmru lyUllltL'IIUllt-l J 0 PATENTS Cayeat and Frade marks obtained, snd all p?.tcnt lmsinrss cor.durtcd for iTioderatM ffvs. Oui ofHee i opposite C. S. Patent Olfici- and we run reoure pntcnt in less time u.id at If cost than tliose remote frr-rn Washington. Send model, drawing, or photo. with kefcription. Wo advise, if pati-ntatile or not. free of li:ire. Or:r fee riot due till patvnt is secured, A little book, "How to Obtain Pat ant?," with naaiiB of a:-tu:il eiit iits, in your stjte, county or town fciit fsec. Atldres r. A. SNOW A CO.. f retails V. b- i :tat Of) m U sabino i ,9 .Mday Aniioimcement mL I have a variety t arti-clt-s uitallc tor holiday prest-nts as folio w.s: I M'-r; silks in a great var"uf. in blacks and rolor fancy silk tidies silk mufflers, silk hanker chiefs for ladies and gen tlemen, silk umbrella., scold and silver handles, for ladies and gentlemen, ordered especially for the holidays; embroideredliu en hankerchiefs, for ladies and gentlemen in colors aid white, ladies port uonies, ladies and men's kid gloves, furs, boas and muffs, ladies and gent's fine slippers and shoes, cloth and Sealette Ioaks and wraps, ladies' and misses' rugs and bed spreads, table linen cloths and napkins to match, fancy China tea sets,tancy China dinner sets, hand painted, a very large line af novelties in China, con sisting of races, tooth pick holders, card receivers, sala' bowls, fruit bowls, ice cream sets, mush and milk sets, finger bowls, pie and tea plates, individual butters, covered butter dishes, cream and sugar .sets, salt and pvpper sitt ers, cracker jars, fancy soap dishes, and tooth brush holders, China lea pot stands ctispadoreSjthe largest ai.d finest line of fancy China cups and sau cers, hand painted, ever brought to Albany, These goods I have ar ranged on table in second storvnnd it will pay the public to inspect them wheihT buying or not SAMUEL 189 Uts;ktttkkkbi88! Gran o noiioav G-TJLSS -Are now eain: for rJaliday flush Roods and Erer brentrht to Alksay. Call aid inspect fhair immense stack. When fully opened it wi:i he the Matt eeraplvte of Btogaat Holiday lyispiays. S2 First Btreet. Next to Revere Home. S. Ti..- it.-r;? I'r Yoij !io er v. il satieJactory .-li band Fewcd corf-t t in tbe ii.arkct. Try them once, v.eiir any cciur. ?.!:! y n -iiiM'i-d if nef found entirely -. E). Sole JS. E YOUNG Opening. Son j & araelo om f tko lazf eat liaae af Art Supplies! I. mm ""Perfection of Fit COMFORT t STRENGTH YOUNG. .'. - jit libr Sbany- PBtfDER Absolutely Pure. t'Hi pnwoer i!i;?er tune. A smmi vcl fi! V!iiri;,i !!, 11 jind v liolci'Oiijeiitf Vorc n-iiiiuuii.-ul : hau I lit ordiuarj li!iu!i. and I'aliiiul lit- fcrhl in -onit'ti. tion viil tuultilude of low test, shwl weieht alum or phosphate powders 8old only in -uis, Kotal Bakix' aw- DBR Co, 10! V.ali St.. N. T. Lfwis M. Jnn n it in, Ajrcnts. Portlaud, Orej;.B, I'lll'SlllaS WH. DAT1-5, M I. I'HTSICIAN AND su..'fim. Can re f( vpd at his .Itice room it. S rabau's kltck. Kin t street. Alkan Ureron G W. ."lASToN, t IOis!UA , geon, Albany, Oiafon M. U. F.I.I. IS, J'l.'TSiCIAN AKB BVti seoD, Albai y Oregon. CC. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND .Ult . Reon Albany, ( rexen. office in iPurce's new block. Office hnurr, from 8 A. u. t. 4 f. M. A J. UO.-M'ltU, Vh'JthlAAHV &L11 . (reon, graduate of Ontario veterinary college anil nieiiilier of the Ontario veterin ary medical society, is prepared to treat tbe diseases of all loncHticated animals on seientific principles. Office at Ans Marshall' livery stable. Hesidencc 41 h and Calapcoia streets, Albany, Oregon. Dk. i. w. maKiv, Physician and Surfreon, late of Iirownsvilie, Or. OrTice in the Strahar.-Pearc block upstairs in tl e rear rooms on the main hall, t'ai's prompth" attended to in city or conntjy. DR. It KOLDKWAY, VETKRINARY SLT3 g-eon, Albany, Ortiron - -Graduate .f f erj man and American colleges. Da, E. A. McALISTKR llOHEOrATLIC FUT sician and surireon llss reni.vrd hir offlee into Crawford' block. All talis prompt ly attended to. DK.G. A. WHITNEY. PHYSICIAN AND surgeon. Gruduate of Bcllevue Hopi tal Medical College. New York City. Dices tea of women a npcialty. Office in Frcmaa's brick, AHanv Oreeon. j OTICE IS HEREUYfGIVEN T'JAT PRO L'l perty owners are required by ordinandi to cut down aim remove all thistles and b imxioui weeds frrowiiift upon their preniiiej, and npi-n the street adjoining thereto, within the city limits of AD.any, 'Ihose failio?to do so uill e liable to a line of Uy order of the cit.v marshal, J.N.HOFFMAN Auusy, Ji;nk 2S, 1889, H EWERT, PRACTICAL WATUIUAKE , and jewelur, Albany, Oregon, ATTOKXEl. I. tl. x. Ul.vrngrsx. . W. WSI8HT. BLACKnrnN, t wrightaitorneyat Law, Albany, OreK'- Oftice in tNld bellow's 'I'cnn.le. " Vili uia -tii e in all courts Jfthektste, and f 'xt special attentiea t. all business. . WOLVF.K ION CHA RLIW E. A 1TORXKY at Law, Albsnv, Or. Office in reoms 13 and 14, i-'osiej-'s Blcck, .ver L. E. Klain's tor i I K. WT.ATUoitKOKI, ATTORNEY AT t, . law, Albany, Oreron. ofiioe in Odd t'll.-.ur'a IVmnl. Will nrrt. ill I.U the courts ef thcHtats, anu jivs speal aUsati.D to nil business. JSS"! land 8rveylS. TiiitTiM Basis. no avsrixa .ncanob X taiu accurate and prompt w.rk by oalliac upon ex -county sumyoi r. r. J. tisaar. us has complete copies of fi.id aotm and town ship plats, and is prspar. I aim twins; in anv rt ml Linn scanty. Postssaee aMntss, UiilersStati.a, Una sia iW,0rsjf. c It UIXV ir.IlV rus THE l.MA TV inf fir., li'fs aDS MaiaUat ias.msm. - paine. .r Kent. I7IURNI8HKD ROOMS TO RIMT. AT THE ' City KesUorant. jnsis. J."..; ir.-mywrvKttmmmmmmm' - .Praia Tllalfar Me. A GOOD 8UPI LY OF FIRST CLAS drain til. for sal. at taa Esse brick snd tile factory East of Albany near Kaex Butte. Call at th. factory cr aadreaa Ptwpta & Aug ton, Albany Oresjsn. . ANTED A 01RL TO BO GRMERAL housewerk. ' Apply at tat oataer ef Ith and Railroad streets, iVa Dclmonico Restaurant, (ONES Vila iM 1I.L9W0ITH ITS. The andcrsigaed having purchased the old Hcrmau Restaurant stand has opened under tha above name a first class restanrant. We ara prepared to furnish meals for parties or dances cn short notice. Oysters served in every utylo, casters or caast; all kinds of fish known in tha niarketl Employ only first-class htlp and waiting will will be prarnpt and courteoas. Rec ular meals 25 cts. Coffee of brat class quality and a cup af coffee aad cake at from 5 to 10 cts. I am well known in? this city and reqaast the citiasas to give me a call. SAM GOETS, TreariaiM. Important Notice. I HAVE RETURNFD FROM THE F0T. I paid all any men on the 19th. Any person holdis? any cf my ti;a checks will please present them to mc at my oBjce in tb. Tweedalc Idwk for pavmtir.. We have tsb ty of money here. .1. S. ANTONELLE, General Contracror of tinu Antonelle . Uea Wanted. ntO WOUi; ON" THE CREGHN PAC iHB X rai'road. App-y it o.-ice to cui.'in & Montcith. t'ine Csilvfs tut iSalt. roil SALE TWO YKA'n I.I.t; HALF y brcl b'.i!!.J. :u Shcr; Ililntiin. ll..!.;Ci.e.i ..V-VH :.0 e.li. t..';I Hum i.'ivl o;it ;:i ...!. I for i. ,:')!.v;i, Ct.'. o.-rk-toU. A PRIZE KING HOW. Jem Smith Whipped His Con temptible Unfai.iKSS. 8IXTKEX MINKKS ENTOHIIED. Digm?iui:rvd Bodies cf tbe Victims cf a Wnck Wished Ashore-Fatal Train fWitek-Eastern Kiws. Tbe Hsralu's Special Dispatches.) Brussels, Dec. '26. Jii ngnt between Jem fcfmith, of England, and Frank iSlarin, the Australian champion was fought this mornirg in private arounds tnree iniiesirom Bruges. There was much squat blinjr from the outset, and owing to i the outrageeus conduct of Smith's! party at the conclusion of the four-' teenth round, the referee declared' the light a draw and refused to re-1 main on the ground. Sanith's party evidently saw that their man was beaten and broke into the ring and interfered with the lair progress of the tight. Statin forced the fighting at the start, hitting Smith several tiuaeb on the chest and on the head. The first to the fifth round wan marked by hard lighting. Sixth Slavin lands a terrific blow on one of Smith's eyo. Seventh Smith fought Siavin tn the rope when one ef Smith'B friends kicked Slavin, who, how ever, remained silent. Eighth Slavin again knocked Smith down. Ninth The mob surrounding the ring struck Slavin several times. Eleventh Slavin again, knocked bis opponent down. Thirteenth Slavin protested against the treatment he was re ceiving and appealed to the referee for fair play. His appeal was greeted with derision by Smith's lriends, who shouted "police" and bolted from the grounds. Slavin remained in the ring, and Smith, who had left when his friends ran away, returned. The referee then said it was impossible to receive fair treatment lor Slavin, and de clared the light the draw. Slavin was full of fight to the finish. London, Dec. 23. The report re ceived here of the Smith-Slavin prize light in Belgium sayH that Slavin showed all through the light that he was the better man. A number of rowdies at the ring eides, armed with knuckles.dtisteis and sticks, tried to reach Slavin over the ropes and the Australian was struck several times. At the end of the thirteenth round Smith ltdt the riii;,'. Slav:n remained and claimed the fight, but the referee would not award it to him. After a short time Smith returned to the rii;. During the next round there was a great uproar all around the l i u jr. At the close of the round Siiiilh was verv sick, but Slavin was perfectly well. It lasted 2 minutes. It was reported at one time that Slavin had been killed, but the re port proved to be false. IN WASHINGTON. Silrott T.oft Behind SJ8300-State Bwnnslary Suit. Washington, Dec. 23. There was delivered to the united States treasury this morning a large pack age with the following inscription : "Contents of the rath compart ments of the safe of the serjeant- at-arms of the house of representa tives, seal of delivery to the treas ury of the United States 'overn- ment. Such resolution of house adopted December 21." It is signed by Seigeant nt-arms Leedom, Congressman Adams, of the bucott committee, Assistant Treasurer Whelpley and two ex pert accountants. The package contains upwards of $8300 in notes, checks and other securities, repre senting the moaey left by ab sconding cashier Silcott. The supreme court to-day grant ed the senate of Virginia leave to file a comblaint against the state of Tennessee in the matter of the dis puted boundary line between the two states. Snbpccnaee were di rected to be ist ued against the gov ernor and attorney-general of Ten nessee. The ways and means committee was engaged to-day ia the consider ation of the McKinley administra tion. The customs bill committee re ports to complete the preparation of a bill before the hearings on the taritf begin. Bodies Washed Ashore. AsHnuitY Park. Dec. IX. Sever al parts of human bodies, includ ing one head, have been found on the beach between Sandy Hook anu seatr gnt. iney are ji.-o'iably parts of bodies of the crew of the bark Germanic, wrecked at Long Branch a short time ago. Kin in l'nsha's Condition. Zanzibar, Dec. 23. Although Eniin Pasha is recovering from the effects of his recent accident at Bagatnono, the German doctors attending him say it will not be f-afe to remove him inside A three weeks. i;ailroa:I Wreck in lllchigan. Isiipeming. Dec. 23. On the Dulutli. South S!:.'.th A Atlantic railroad yesterday the freight train tan into the rear .f another train. Brazilian Ryan, who was asleep in thu caboo-se of the first, f-ection, was instantly killed, and his com panion . O'Connor, was fatally in jured, as was also Chatnani, en gineer of the second section. MINEKS KNTOJIHED. Sixteen Mea Hurled in a Califor nia Mina. San KittvciM'ii. TW-it A ravp occurred at the La re mine in the Angelus camp, Calaveras county, yesterday atternoon, burying 16 mpii. Tl'pre is nn nrnano-t. n( crof ting them ont alive. Nearly all i i . . nave lanuues. , . Salisbury' Foiuinr Tien. London, Dec. 23. The local newspaper have unearthed a; speech made by Salisbury 25 years ago, and are using it to show that the tory premier at one time held very liberal views with regard to the government of Ireland. The- A user lean Sqaaelron. Lisnox, Dec. 23. All the vessels comprising the American evolution squadron are now at this point, the York town having arrived to-day. Grady Ia Baad. Atlanta, Ga., Dec. 2S.Henry W. Grad.y died of pneumonia at twenty minutes before 4 this morn ing. CLEVELAND CAN'T AFFORD IT To Many Kaqnesta for Charitabl. Contributions in New York. Niw York, Dec. 22. En-President Cleveland eays he would like to assist all worthy institution;, but his finances will not permit him to do so. A solicitor for aid in behalf of the women's hospital of this city called npan President Cleveland yesterday and informed him that the use of his name as one of the contributors in support of the hospital would be an excellent help to the institution. Cleveland said that all other appli cants used the same argaaaent. Ha said he would consult Mrs. Cleveland about this particular request. Then he added, signficantly: "The truth of tbe matter, is that the demands which are constantly made upon me for aid are so numerous and come from so many quarters that I have sbaut mado up my mind to lear New York in nrder to get away from these requests " WHITES VS. NEGROES AGAIN. Fight ISetwceit a White Han and a Negro Urines on a Race War. St. Locis, Dec. 22. Meager re ports have been received of a riot in progress at Poots' Camp, Mie?:, sixty five miles from Memphis. The trouble was precipitated by a fiht be tween a white mau and a negro, in which tr.e latter was worsted. He went out from town, collected a party of friends and returned to clean out the victor. The whites rallied and a tight ensued, in v hich half the people were wounded but none killed. Ihe latest advices were that everybody was in arms, aad further t-ouhlc ia expected. Later. Advices this evening state that three of tha negroes were -it-rested and jailed. About 11 o'clock an unsuccessful attempt was made to release the prisoners, by the buc's, when a riot ensued, and two negroes, Toot licGhee and Henry Starks, were tatally, and another negro aenonsly. thot. The trouble origicated at out the ownership of a dog. Rumor d are afloat of saaads of negroes collected in the country, but they lack con firmation. Better Than Kver. I am now better prepared than I have ever been to suit my custo mers in the shoe line. I have just received a large invoice ef the cel ebrated Laird, Schober i Mitchell fine shoes for ladies. There is no manufacturer who claims anything better than these ehoee. I intend to keep a full assortment of them in all prices, widths from A EE, and can suit tbe most fastidious in fit and price. I also received another invoice of the popular auoe, E. P. Reed'a in waakenphast snd patent leather tip. These shoes are well known in Albany as a first-clase nice style shoe. Or ders from the country filled with care and satisfaction guaranteed. Samuel E. Young. For tbe Ladle Only. I am now prepared to do all kinds of stamping and have over two thousand designs to choose from. Also a nice line of em broidery materials, such as arra senes, crewels, No. 1 and 2 em broidery, chenilles, princess che nilles, etc. etc. And the finest pompons, tassels, crescents, cords, plushes, felts and fancy work ma terials ever in the city. Zephyr is going at five rents an ounce. Miss Minnie Colwell has charge of this department, and has had several years experience in all kinds of fancy work and stamping. At the store of G. W. Simpson, Albany, Oregon. Iimortant Announcement. From now until January 1st Krausse cc Klein will sell ladies Laird, Scbobert & Mitchell French kid shoes at $4 per pair ; all widths from A to EE. Their Curacoa kids at $ 3 per pair. We have the finest , assortment of holiday clippers for j ladies and ents ever brought to AlLin y. We also make a Fpecialty of ladies' warm felt Flippers in aili styles and colers. Come and ex amine our stock and juti will find oar prices the lowest in the city. Paisley A Fish, job pricier. j WASHINGTON NEWS. Notes and Comments From thi National Capita). KKCKSS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Tbe Scandal Atttrdiug Ilhe Defalcation af Cashier Si'.cctt The Pension Cffico Overcrowded. Special Correspon.tence.l - . Tf ashington, Dec, 15 Speaker' Reed has loft uo time biucc his elec tion. H expects to announce the re mainder of the standing com ai it teas of the House this week, Mr. Heed has been called a lazy man, and per haps lie is, hot if so its a great pity that a lazy mat hasn't taen elected speaker of the House liefore this, for in this matter of appointing the com mittees ho is ahead of all his recent predecessors, A joint resolution has already been introduced in tbe Senate providing for a Congressional recess from next Thursday to Janaary C, and there ia not the slightest doubt about its pass ing botk Houses. The recess will not however be spent in idleness. The important committees will bt m ses sion almost every day getting busi ness in shape. Mr. McKinley, chair man of the new ways and means com mittee, proposes to go to work at once upon the tariff bill which is ta work at once upon ths tariff bill which is to be passed at this session. It is probable that what was knows as the Senate tariff bill at the last session of Congress will be used as the basis of the new bill. Trusts too are to be looked after by the same com mittee. The election committee will take up the contested election case and push them through as rapidly as may be consistent with justice to all parties concerned. The more that is known about the defalcation in the office of the eer geant-at-arms of the house the worse things look for all concerned. A committee of the house made a hur ried investigation of the busiuosa methods of that office, and in its re port to the House said enough about its looseuess to justify almost any kind of rumors. Sergeaut-at-arma Leedom's personal account was dis covered to be SS50 short, and the books show that he has used the Gov ernment funds right along to disccunt notes for menbers of the house, and nut the profits in his own pockets. The amount stolen by Silcott the ab -scending cashier is within a fraction oi S72.OG0, and who is to lose it ia still a debatable question. Either the Government or the members for whres pay the money was ititerJed, will have to be re6puusiblc, as it seems to be generally conceded that owing to the peculiar circumstances surrounding the case nothing caa be made out o' 'he $50,000 bond oP Leedom. What makes the thing look worse for all concerned, is that uo ccrious effort has been made to trace Silcott and try to bring him back. The fact that Leedom and Silcott have been the boon, companions of a lot of fast Congressmen makes many people believe, that Leedom and quite a number of member. and ex members of the house wonld be very s.rry indeed to sec Silcott under ar rest, for fear that their tarn might come next. The investigation of the books of the office of the sergeant-at-arma showed Speaker Reed's account to be over drawn $1,934. This created a big sensation when is first leaked out, but was quickly rouelched, when Mr. Reed's attention was called to it, by the following statement from that gentleman: "I have never overdrawn my account, in fact have never draws a cent until it was due. After I was elected speaker there was dne me $1,934. 1 handed in my certificate that the money ti.ight io got for me from the treasury in the form of a draft on New York. I got my draft in due time, and I cannot understand how the draft coujd have be-en issued by the treasury without the deposit of my certificate in the regular way. That's tbe whole transaction and I don't see how it can be called an over draft. It was certainly not due to any act ot mine. Mr. lteed a ex perience abows the careless manner of doing business which was prevalent. The death of Mrs Harrison's sister, Mrs. Scott-Lord, has cast a social gloom ever the White House itat will remain during the entire season. It wii), of eoartenot prevent the unusal official entertainments. - On motion of Representatiye But tcrworth, the house, without a divis ion passed a resolution authorizing the speaker to appoint a committee of five to investigate the Ohio ballot box forgery. Mr, Butterworth made a few manly remarks in asking the bouse to vove lor Ins resolution. ud every hanorable man must wish that the congressional committee may suc ceed in ruuning down the rascal that committed the forgeries Trifimir with the good name of a man is a vi-i v grave crime, and punishment should tol low close upon detection. the Pension omce lsiustnowie- ceiving an average of TOO letters day from Congressmen, aud as their requests take pecedencc over 11 others, it has had the effect of delay, ingthe other correspondence of tue office very much, but it is only tem porary. The Congressmen will s..n obtain the information they desire and then the other fellows will have a show. Fortmiller & Irvin? bar. ;.,.f opened a new line of itortiers, ta:..'e covers, towel rings, etair nai s and novelties in furniture ai,d hju-c-finishings. Call and r. n their elegant new ftore in ti.f Masonic building.