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Newspaper Page TextI HE MORNING HBBALD: WEDNESDAY. JfOVEMJSEK 18, 1891 ;aitgtcratd BALK. t Hkbalo will be on u .oniing at H. J. Jones' boo. .where it tau be jiropured at 5 cenw per copy. THE MAIL. If all t the Albany poatotflce close Far all office north ) The Eastern tatta . s 00 r b Weat Side ) C nalliaan l Yaittina '1.30 . M all ooVa anuih ':' t.tnt al dcli'rrv 0rQ o- tu-i.liy ''" Hi .u 6 o -.r.m. I'.wrolti-e otn l box "era all day. EEPDBLICAS CONVEJiTIOJ. The reybliean votrs of the city of Albany are requested to meet in convention at the Armoiy on Saturday, December .'th, at 7::it i". m. for the purpose of nominat ing the following ouidiilu'i' fur city ollices: Mayor, Recorder, Marshal, Treasurer, and to ratify the ward nomination for cour.eil inen. The ward meetings, for the nom ination of one couneiliniii from each ward and one committee man from each ward, will be held n Thursday evening, December 3rd, at 7 '. M., at tlia following places : First Ward On the west fide of the circuit court rocm. Second Ward On the east fci-le of the circuit court room. Third Ward At the Farmers' warehouse oflice. Albanv, Or., Nov. 14, 1 Si 1 1 . J. F. Conn, W. M. Ill M..N, S S. Tkais. Committee, i JOTTINOS ABOUT TOWN. Hon. J. ft'. Cusick is in Portland Arch Monteith, of l'ortland, is in the city. The Spanish Students tictuor ro evening. The Noss Jollities at the opera house on Mondav evenink' Nov. 23. Dr. G. W. Maston went to Ya(iin;i yesterday on professional buBinesa. K. J. McCaustian.l, city sur veyor, of Salem, was in the city yesterday. Dr. E. L. Irvine and family have gone to Salt Lake City for the ben elit of the doctor's health. Miss Sadie Cohen, who has been residing in l'ortland, is spending a few weeks with her parents in this city. An nnf.nccefff-.il attempt was made to burglarize the store of K. W. Moses at C'rawfordsville last week. Wheat advanced a cent and a half in this city yesteiday, S.H cents being offered in the after noon. Little or none is bein old. Night Policeman C. (. Lee has gone to Corvallis to rusticate for a few days. His positin isjillt.l dniing his absence ly l'eti r Lingren. Tonight at the opera house an admission oi iuy cents will ir i charged for some of the bt st bal cony seats. A magniii.ent enter tainment is promised. Bridge Superintendent F. J. Mil'er and laniily will start for California on Friday evening where they go for the benefit ol :) Mrs. Miller's health. I Don't fail t see The Nosa Jolli ties in "A IJuick March." It is one of the brightest and most Hparkling musical comedies. It is immensely funny. It is positively anginal, and is novel in concep tion. The Kugene Guard is authouty for the statement that Mr. Shan non Conser has lesigned his posi tion with the S. P. It. It., his leg incapacitating him frtm any kind of labor. He will likely sue the company in a few days to recover damages. At the Opera Holme. The finest series of illustrated entertainments ever given in Al bany is that of Philip Phillips. To-night the finest tntt rtainmt n' of the series is assured, the sub ject being "Medioeval and Mod ern Art." Pictures worth, fabu lous sums of money will In-shown, tinted true to their famous oi 'fi nals. The Vatican?, the Louvre, Dresden and the thousand ami one points of artistic interest in Europe will all be visited. The other portion of the programme comprising "(ilimpses in pain, the far southwestern land of Eu rope." Who In Colonel Straight? "The (iervais Star nominate i 4 Colonel J. A. Straight for congress front the tirst district. Who is Colonel Straight? iMes he live in this district? ' Salem Statesman. "Col," Straight hails frr m Lug ne, but the Statesman need not bother about that fai t, the ( iervais Star probably will not do the nominating it: the republican convention. l'aqulna raricr. Yahiisa city Nov. 17. The steamship Willatnitte a ley ar rived at 8:50 a. m. with the tullow ing passengers : J. D. Mann, J 11. Roupe, Win. Heavens, J. Arte, i. K. Merkel. Dr. ti. K. P..ishne!l, II. Ross. J. B. Smith, T. W. Henley. Arreetetl for fhll.l KchHiik. Monroe Ward was aricsted yes terday on a charge of assault and batterv Uis.n the i.eix.ii ol I, is ! 1 . . - . uauuici. Aii-c? Kin is m:'il l ) and her father is accused of heat ing her. Ward gave bonds in Jus-1 tice Humphrey's court for his ap pearance this morning. I Tb !! fur th l'lr. The steel for the IrMne piers is 1 expected to arrive in Albany this I morning. It was delayed by the burning of a bridge on the St iith- f Facilic road in California. OEEaON P0LIIIC3. of Candidate! the F:rt for Coismiman District. in In IliO matter of the stale flec tions preceding the presidential election of IS'.t-, Iregoii will be the n. xt stale to hear from. Oiegon voters usually speak their senti ments at the Mills in no uncertain w.iy, by a healthy republican nui joiity, "and the election next June will he no exception. There will he BUprtme judge, congtesMiian and iiii-iiibers of the legislature to he elee'ed. There is a ditleitnce ! tf f.iuriinti anionic M.torncvs to whether nu attorney-general will be elected lest June or at the next folio ing election, when the other state otluvra are to be electid. It will be an important election and the lesult will be watched with interest throi'ghoat the com. try. In the nomination of a candidate for e.niMessinsn for the tirs-t dis trict on t hi republican ticket, there is promised a wanner contest thin any candidate has heretofoie ex pjiienced. Hon Hinder llerinauii is a c inlidate for rer.oniination. ami II Jit. II. 1. Miller, alsj of Soutluin Oregjn. has developed into a futini.latdc rival. Southern Ur. go:i having had the state's only coiigiesMii-.m for siveral years, now that Origin is to have t'.o representatives in corgress, the oilier portions of the state will lay Iheir claims before the onvention. The friends of Hon. C. K. Wolverton, of Albanv, are qu'etly presenting his name as a candidate for nomination in i lie tirst distrcl. Mr. Wolverton w as seen yesterday by a representative of the IIi.hai i and shown the di.i patch from Sa lem, published in these columns yesterday. 'I have read the dispatch," he said. "It was a complete sur prise to me, as 1 h d not sought the nomination." When asked if his friends con tinued to urge his liami; for the position he would be a candidate, lie made a noncommittal reply, and began talking about city poii tic. Mr. Wolverton is one of the 1 -a ling attorney of thj state, and would make a strong caiulida'e. He would run far u head of his ticket in Albany and Linn county. The development of the campaign ni.iv l.e such a to .ive the nomi nation to Albany, in wlm h event no better selt ctior could be made. u the democratic side there are half a score i f candidates, among them Cel. liob Miller, of Jackson vil'e, the gentleman who was shut out in tie race with Hermann at the lat (lection. Hon. J. K. Weath rf 'rd, state serator for Linn county, and Hon. W. It. I'.ilyeu of this city, sometimes known as ''the tall sycamore from the clas.-ic forks of the San'.iam," are also spoken of for the place, but it has l)Len hinted that Mr. Weatherford would pre'er to occupy i'jvernor l'eunoyer's cushioned seat in the state house, and his chancee for nomination for governor by the democrats the next time are considered gocd It has been asserted by some taeetioiis newspapers that Hon. Jetl .Myers, ol cio, while lie was east recently went to Washington ami picked out a front seat in the ... r..tiru.., ,.,.;.. I. ut at all events he has been keeping his political fences in Or gon in good repair, and his rivals may find them as Iro-.ihlesoine as genuine harhed wire fences when the democratic convention meets, for his fii nds say that Jeff dtcidedly in the swim. will he For Altmlering 31 C'hlnuinen. I'nited States Detective De'ai.o, who came here a short time ago in search of a man that went by the name of liarney I ambert, who is wanted on the other snieofthe line, being implicated in the mur der of Koine thirty-four Chinumeii on Snsk-i river, Or., "onu time ago. succeeded in heating his man on Saturday las', and on Sunday mot niug t'Xik the steamer Irving for the -Mis-ion with the criminal in charge, wheie they bearded the train lor the other side. Seveial petty tiiietts were commit'ed hv this villiau during his short stay here, he at various times relieving his comrades of small sums ol money ami other valuables. Chilliw hack Progress. t'ouilufc Thtiratlay Evening;. The mns:c loving public of this city cm rejoice. A rare treat is in stole. "The Spanish Students" w ill appear on Thursday of this week. Each of these rank as the highest artist. Their limbic osi lively has no equal. They are the genuine "Spanish Students," no counterfeit on these. The St. Paul i lobe-Democrat speaking of them when they appeared in that city s.ii.l "the music hall was not large enough to accommodate the immense audience" Don't for (let, they on I v. will he. heie one night Fine MuiiinK. W. R. ( raiiam. the tailor has receivtti one ot llie largest lilies ol line suiting and trouserings to l.e seen in Oregon, outside of I'oit hunl, embracng all the desirable patterns lor winter wear. His prices will be found sa low that any one can a third to wear one of Ins neat fitting tailor ni i.le suits and overt- ats. IU- warrants Ids goods to l,e first-cla-s, and guaran tees a tit. Call and see his new patterns. H lailuin'a lolrt I rrain is the mo-tt txi!iisite I'lejiara tion in the world for so.'teidrg ai d wliitei.ing (lie liands and face. It ' i- not only a substitute fr, but in I ' f-A-ci superior tolyce rim rn i en am, va-in and like pivpaia'ions. Tiy it. For sale by Foshay Mason. I'luiiu KrcliHl. At the opera house, evening November LVib. a lvam -il class of 1'ro. Lorillard's pupils. The will include n!os, tluels Fii lay Bv the E. (i. recital in one pail). liiels n t vi o pianos, and hands.) iuiien i,'i pianos ai:U eiL'Iit COUNCIL. Election Albany' Municipal Be .field Undar tbe Old Law The adjourned meeting of tiie city council last evening was at tended by the full council and officers. The committee on stieits and public properly asked for further time upon the change 01 grade on First street, which was granted. A resolution in relation to an assessment on certain lots and parts of lots for graveling certain streets in the city adjacent to the lots was read and adopted. The city atto-ney, W. R. I?ilyeu, at the request of the mayor, ex pressed an opinion in reference to the Australian ballot law, to the el'ect that the law does n t apply to inur.icipali'it s. No action was taken, but the election will be j;ar:ied on under the old law. SHEDD AND YICIUITT. Mrs. Mcliride, wife of J. A. Bride, who lives three miles Mc west of here, died Wednesday, Nov. Ilt!i, and was br.ii.d on the 12th. Her husband has the sympathy of his neighbors in his bereavement. Mr. Ilenson gave a series of temperanee lectures at the M. E. church last week. There will be pleaching at the new church next Sabbath, the L'.'nd. at 7 r. ., instead of 4 and services eveiy two weeks during the w inter at the s.ane hour. Short Crop of Hog. The Oregon hog crop bids fair to be short this year. The price of grain is so hih that it does not pay to feed it to the hogs, and gat lit ring up waste app ea and small potatoes, and cooking them ami mixing some ground oats or barley with th-ni to fatten p:gi is something that Uieon fanners as a general thing are not eipial to. Sa the prospects are that Oregon will have to depend largely on Omaha, Kansas City and other pork-packing tenters for what bacon, lard and other hog pioJucts are needed here this veai. Ore- goniau. Timber Thietea ArreMrtl Deputy E. S. Maishal P. P.. Sinnott, of Portland, arrested Wil son White on the Siualsw Mon day, on a warrant charging him w ith cutting timber en government 'and. It api cais that White an 1 his, father and t-vo hi ot fieri some lime since etrippt.il the ct d tr tim ber from an entire seel ion of gov ernment land in Chesher precinct, and made tli3 same up into shiegles. The timber taken is valued at t")tO. He was given a hearing before C S. Commissioner J. J. Walton and was held in the sum of $250 to appear 1 efore the I. S. grand jury at 1'oitlat.d. Stutileu leutli ut ISromiiaellle C. O. Patton. of Brownsville, dropped dead abour 'J o'clock Mon day afternoon. He ha I le-n troubled some t'me jiast with heart disease. Grateful Keyoml Kxre.alor, Portland, Or., July .'51. The Oregon Kidney Tea has cured my hack and kidneys, and I am at a loss to express my grat itude. I shall always rememlier the Oregon K dney Tea with pleasure and esteem, and highly recommend it t nil my friends an I aciiiaiutances. J. II. P. Downing, (at P. Selling's.) For sale by Kosh.iy it Mason. The Morning CorLtall. Taken before breakfast creates a false, injurious appetite A wineglass full of Ir. Ileniey's Enilish Iandelion Tonic taken before meals strengthens the di gest ive organs and enables you to ' relish a hear'v mcil without in-J jury to the stonnch. For sab Foshay A Mason. by ItlSINKSS LOCALS. F. M.French, jeweler. Will A Stark, the jewelers. Fresh crisp celery at Allen Dros. Oysters in every style at Isom.s. Cranberries at C. E. Ilro.vneil's. Meals at the I'elnionico 25 cents. Isom has the only oyster parlors in the city. Pigs feet and four kraut at Allen Bros. Choice eating and cooking apples at Allen Bros. Oysters for families 50 rents a pint at Isom's. New jewelry of latest pat terns at Will & Stark's. Repairing neatly done at Klein bros shoe store ill & otatk have tome elegant souvenir spoons. Repairing ne.itly done at the large gilt hoot store. (So to the Ielmonico reslaurant for Et.-tem oysters'. When in town call at the Del monico for your meals. Choice pickles in bulk, or quan tities to su:t, at Barker Bros. tireat reduction in embroidered flouncing at W. F. Reads. Buy your heating and cook stoves of Hopkins Bros. A fine line of gold rings just opened at Will A Stark's. Klein Bros., are iriving their customers an elegant piano. Fresh comb honey, bum county iroduction. at Barker Bros. Go to Klein Bros, and have vour shoes repaired w hile you wait? A full line of choice cigars am', tobaccos kept at F. E. Allen's. Fresh oysters in any style at the 1'ianiolid Chop House 5 centr. AUen 1'tjh . always supply their lUitO'uers w ith butter and e'g. IHil CITY HW3 Of THE COAST. latirestiag IUm from ExchaDgit Throughout the Northwest. Dr. Carlyle, of Athena, failed to comjily witti the law which rt- uires every physician to (ecu re a certificate from the stite medical board, and he was indict 'd and fined $50. II. S. McDaniel.of Erskineville, Or , .varns the public not.to pur chase or negotiate a promissory note executed by him in favor of F. E.Thayer for $102, as no con sideration for the same has ever passe 1. Edward Thomas, of Umatilla county, has been sentenced to one year and a half in the penitentiary for blackmail. It was clearly proven that Thomas tried toextort m niey from Dr. (J. W. King, of Athena; also that he had foully slandered a lady whose character is far above rejtroach. Tao men named Hamilton and Anderson were arrestid in the mountains below Elgin this week. They were suspected of being the jierpetratorj of the Snmraeiville bank robbery, and were brought . a liw ti.. IV.llino (C,,. ville, for examination. There was not sullicient evidence to wrrant their tletention and they were released. Mr. A. Clark, of The Dalles, who has just returned from the Cascade mountains above the forks of Hcod river, says the snow is three or four feet tleep, and there are signs ' of bear, deer and elk. Mrs. Amelia R. Combes com menced suit in the circuit court of Lane county, Or., against B. (J. Van Houten, of Spokane, Wash , for the sum of $3150, with interest thereon at the rate of 8 prr cent since the year 1877. The com plaint alleges that defendant, Van Houten, as agent for plaintili', col lected moneys due plaintiff amounting to the above sum. Van llouteu was a former husband of Mrs. Combs. There are two wood wolves rang ing near The Dalles, which have b en feasting on chickens, etc. These are reported to haveescapfd from Forepaugh's circus at the time it camped there the Sunday after the big fire of September 2. They have been seen several times, and are desciibed as large and ; ferocious-looking leasts. A com pany is neing organiea to nunt them. A new feature is Jieing in'.ro duced in the lumber business. A San Francisco firm is now buying large quantities of logs up the Cow litz, which, it is understood, are to be put in cigar-shaped rafts and towtd down by sea as is done with Nova Scotia timber for New Yoik manufactories. A lot of 4,000,0 "0 teet is nw being brought down! tin; Cowlitz f.'r this purpose. ! This w ill tend to rai e the price of logs. Baker city is shipping ore to the Tacoma smelter, to procure its re duction. Taking that fact into consideration the uueiv becomes pertinent, why the reduction works in l'ortland are allowed to U reniiin inactive by the ower of lit:gation. All kinds of fruit boxes in quantities t suit at the Sugar I'inc Door & Lumb-r Company's. Special bargains in ladies' gold and gold tilled watches at F. M. Frt nt h's, the corner jewelry store. MA Kill ED. FARWKI.L MATHEWS. On Nov. 11, l!tl, at the resitlence of Prter Hi lier, liy Kev. Win. El worthy, tear Shi ilu, Mr. K C. Karwell uud Misj (race Mathews, The h ippy couple are both r.-iitlcnts of Sbedit ai.d have the bet wishes of uiiiny fricatls. Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed : Castorial Does The charcre is beincr Powder contains ammonia, the emphatic condemnation by the most eminent physicians throughout the land, and the fact of the three leading chemists of Minnesota mak ing their report to the Senate Committee recently showing that bread baked with the "Royal" contained ammonia and the hostility now being manifested by the public against all ammonia and alum baking powders would have driven them permanently from the market. In view of the fact that Baking Powder has become an indispensable article in every kitchen, it is gratifying to know that there are brands in the market to which no suspicion of any kind has ever attached. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is a pure cream of tartar powder free from every taint of ammonia, alum or other harmful substance. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is re ported by all authorities as free from Ammonia, 'Alum, or any other adulterant. In fact, the purity of this ideal powder has never been questioned. THE WORLD KNKICIIKD. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that w ill conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the on ty perfect laxative known, as it is lheonly remedy w hich is truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste and prompt andetlectual to cleanse the Bystem gently in the Sjirii. time or, in fact, at any time any the better it is known the more popular it becomes. Klein Bros can make you any style of a boot or a shoe you wish, arid will guarantee a perfect fit. Try them on a pair. Opera House, Warner & Cra-ior, Lcs-rts & Maiia,f;t,rs. mni Tuesday a wsdnesday, Nov. Kith, 17th and lilh, PHILLIP :-: PHILLIPS, The Singing Pilgrim, Around the World in a Chariot of Songs. A peerless pilgrimage graphically illustrated with 1500 coleai views taken from nature and colored by eminent artists, niacin tied snd illuminated by the Royal Plioto-Opticon, Illustrating accurately the most magnilietnt cities, edifices, sc n ery, porfaits, art, architecture, statuary, costum c ami social life, from the 20 dlll'erent countries vi -ited, with graphic il scrijitions and wonderful surprises, meclnnical changes and fascinating transfor mations. Replete with songs su perblv illustrated, while being in imitably sung. Seats on Bale at Will 4t Links, 50 and 75cents ; children, 25 cents ; course, $1.73. Warner V t'ranor, Lessros k Mana'em, ONE NIGHT ONLY ! Thursday, Nov. J J). Kebnhati, Violinist; Emma 1'orter .Makinson, Atnt'ii ca's Favorite Soprano ; Robt. Weisbach, Eminentrianit 'Seats on sale at Wiil Link's at the usual prices 5(1 and 75 cents. Warner & franot, I.rss'ti & Mwia-irs. Monday, Nov. Sl'u ul Kli.v'Hii lil ol tll; EXPONENTS OF H C 1 CLASS N VELTIES -THE- I J I AM 111 API U 1 I I Ul JkJ - is - QUICK .HATCH, i tr ilie-in; Nt Nvi.'t'' Sonjr aii'l llatin'i, MilHM':t O'UlttteH. Sparklini; r..iiu"l ami a omanyof t'jiiKMliaus. l'mtf I'liit. Pot-lire -.ur so its W n' i j Link's music st..rc Opera House Knyaif-'HiL'nt of the Wnf'd J FaiiiOu ! riiinkli ftt'iikiiv! I Kebnhati, Violinist; Emma I Opera House M A it Contain Ammonia? made that the Wc would have supposed that of ammonia baking powders MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S: OMERCOMT A Great Overcoat We make OVERCOATS a leading specialty, and can truthfully assert that no en. h an assortment has ever before been sevn in the Willamette Valley. We have : Catio overcoats Long ovorcoats Moltsa, overcoit3 Worsted overcoats Wo have Bine, Slack and Brown Overcoats We have Tan, Snuff and Slate Colored Overco tr, Overcoats with fur on and overcoat i without fur Overcoats with Velvet Collars, Overcoats with cloth callar3 Wo hae single and double hreastod overcoats We have overc:at: for .he small man as well as the larrc nan We have overcoats with silk lining, and overeoijs with t assinieie llniiiir. we have tiveie.-ats with farmer sat u lining, and overcoats with worsted linii'tf. Cull while the as sortment is large and make a selection. lor il-bif -IF J. I, ALBANY, I In- .Ct QUARTER f . w W.. A M aft t ll-il ill Ilu ktr fount tlrv ifiin, ntnr u h il Uh A i nuw linker City. PCJTIIDV ni.'in who ha ninra ULII I Ult I l.o. iiiif idcMti 11 wi.h the rwniron a fif Milleeliiinieiit of thnteoiintry. Thi-iHUU i.iai is no niher tlun Mr. John Stewart, oni of the wealthiest am must infiuvntial citiziit in'the county. In a recent leller he aaya "I luii heen suffcrinir from pai is in my ha I v-iiil u'e ierul kiilney c nil-unt ior ww time ami liar used many renuuics without an; but temporary relief. The paint in mi hack ha.1 lieeouie ho Severe th it I waa i revenUx) fr.im ittin.inir t.i '" vewi.h.iitthe 1-un.l1'm:a".l nil fmm attcmlhn.' to my work and could not the U'P ol a cane, lleanne of the wonderful cure el kidney Tea, I u induced ti nai that veT Orst dse I relief, anil before u Imr ha the c intents of the box the pina in c y back entirtlydisappeircd I have every f ith it the virtues of the Oregon Kidney Tea, and cm conscientiously recommend it to mj fricuils. I would uoi be without it for anv I OIIIIIC. ! Oregon Kidney Tea cures headache, incon I tinence of un. e, brick dust sediment, burn in-; or painf jl sensation while urinating, and . all affection 4 of Ihc ki.lney or urinary org-aiu oi eiiocr 8C. Royal Rakincr rr We have overcoats for the big. And Overcoats for the small, Overcoats for you one, And Overcoats for you all. TJlster overcoats Chinchilla overcoats Zersey ove:c:at3 Stockinet overcoats :VE HAVE A FEW OF Ol'R: 1 YOU AVISH ONE. UallaQe STRAHAN BLOCK. A' ' L I M "V- . til L -K L-l 1 1 1 MM. 1 --VSk JUDGE? FOR YoriiSKLF OF: Quality, Quantity OF OTTJR We inite attention to nr lai iiivoirf o' NECK WEAR JL'.ST OPENKH. New Lines of HOYS' CLOTHING.' L.:E. BLAIN, ift :-: Ldiiiff :-: Go Merchant 1 V J Bos overcoats Cheviot overcoats Toaver overcoats Corkscrew overcoats Joys & Qo., OREGON. and GOODS --Iiiiiiien.- Slock o' ( V V. I! CO A T S. or Prices Tailor.