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fflemaxntt VOL. 1J. ALBANY, OR. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1889. NO 147 AYKll'S TlIK IlAZELWOOI) LlD CofflPAXT. Fll (IE TERRIBLE LOSS EXPH R1ENC JL . fld by Seattle in tbe late fire, was XTOUAL. TUB voici:, when hoarse anil husky torn overstrain i.r Irril.Hlun f Ilia vocal or-atis, Is lin;inictl and fitriMiRthoiicd by tha UV3 tf AyiT'K Miorry Poclornl. C'lorzy nrn, fiiiwr.-i. .V'tri'i, ami I'ubltu Speakers Oml iiroat n-ll-l hi Uiu Ka ( tills pri'P afatii :i. A siiivir.n for thrnat alti'rtlnp.s. 11 rrtk'V'S CT..-!i;i :i: A Vh'op'.:r; Cough, ftl'.d ll u!!:;nMi:i:ilt'.u l;i every lioiujctmltl. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, Prrnnreil hv Tr..T.C. Aver To., I owll, Msee. buUl Oy all DruijliU. I'llisi 1 1 ei Uilllce. i- K-'F. C. II. 8TCWART, 8 Albany IRON WORKS. -Manufacturer of 1EAM ENGINES GRIST AND SAW MILL MACHINERY IRON FRONTS AMD ALL KINDS OF HEAVY AND LIGHT WORK, IN IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS. take all the numbers ot ticket sold and place tbem In a box, they will than ba thoroughly mixed and a boy blindfolded will plaee bis band in the box and draw butone nnmber, and whoever holds tbe corresponding number will be awarded one noose ana the pair oriole upon which it is built. Then tha fifth number drawn shall ba awarded a lot. then the tenth number a lot, and soon, every thirty fifth number drawn shall be awarded a lot until the two hundred and sixth num ber shall be drawn, which shall entitle the holder to the corresponding number wnicu snail oe drawn, te tne remaining houso and nair of lots. All the shore nronertv la miaranteed to be froo of any and all leins. innrteaKes or anything that will imDair a title. A war rainy nee i aoaurins a Denser, line win ue mad j to every lucky tioket holder who wins a prize. The tickets are only placed at i2 5!, and besides a standing show to such is to render thousands homeless and i. pendent upon the charity of the worn;, ine immediate nants were land ed to, ind the world at large nobly re-sponu-d to the call for aid. But at the preset i time tne prospects for a long win tor stares bard in the face of many hun dreds; aickness fr.ni exposure arecer- w.m njoccur, ana me following plan has been devised to assist in csriug for the unfortunates who may need medical as sistance, by giving to the different hospl tals a handsome sum of m jney. The Unselwoed Land Company has gonerously determined to donate the proceeds of two bouses anil tu n in lots to the hospitals ofthnnli v. rh.i Ii purchased this property with a v'ew to disposing ol It at a small adv atire over cost and devoting the net proceoils to tbe charities above mentioned ; and pro rises jet a beautiful home worth tttOOd or a lo. to Issue tickets to be sold for $2 50 etch ; worth $250. Yon are aiding one of th or me purpose oi raising money to help 'grander rbariiles which baa ever ask carry on the work. They have placed or you aid. Purchase your tickets or tickets on saiethrcughouttbecoiintry.cnd agent or trsveling canvasser who upon December 3I,lH80,a committee con Ipropercredentials. Deeds are depos sistingoftwelvo prominent citi ens will with the Pugat Sound National Bank. THE HAZELWOOD HuAJNlD CO., SEATTLE, WASHINfa-TON. THE LEADER. THE LEADER G, W. SMITH, -AIjBAIT' it- n roMiirtnir 'i Mpecial attention pfcM U8 OI raticnuior" PaUerns Made on Short Notice, "Superior," "Argand," "Garland" STOVES AND RANGES. KEEP POSTED. F. M. French keeps railroad time. J. P. Wallace. Phvsiaian and Rnrason. Al. bany, Or, For a Sterling or Emerson Diano call on G L Blackman. For sale, ohean. seoood hand organ.! Mrs. Hyman's. O L Blackman is agent for tho Weber piano, none better. Buy your tickets through to the East of W I, fester and save fare to Portland. The Western Cottage and Packard are two of the best organs made. G L Blackman sells them. A fine line of all kinds of furniture, plain and upholstered, best stock in this part of Oregon at Fortniiller & Irving's. If you want a clean and fine smoke ask for J. Joseph's home made white labor cigars For sale by most cigar dealera and at his Joseph's factory. J A Archibald, agent Singer Manufaotnr ing w., opposite Odd Fellows Temple, Al bany, An decant line of aiik table sDreads, in beautiful designs, just received at Fortmiller e irving s. 5 cans Golden Star tomatoes for 50 cents at C Meyers, and all other; canned goods cneap tor casn. Just received new table linen at W. F. Bead's. I W Starr, physician and surgeon, Albany uregon. Good cooking stove only $10 at Hop't: is & oaitmarsn 8. Br Wrightsman's Sovereign Balm of Life. for diseases peculiar to women, at Deyoe & Rnbion'ssnd Brownell fe Stanard's, P J Baltimore, agent. Union Addresses. Prof M V Rork will address the citizens of Linn, Lane and Benton counties upon the issues presented by the New organiza tion at the following time and places : llarilsburg, Monday, Oct. 33,7 P- m- Ilalsey, Tuesday, Oct 39, 7 p m. liiownsville, Wednesday, Oct 30, 7 p-m. Lebanon, Thursday, Oct 31, 7 p m. Scio. Fridav. Nov 1. 7 o m. Jordan Valley, Saturday, Nov 2,7 p m. feanliam, Monday, Iov 4, 7 p m Fire backs. Warran ted for 15 years, All ) 1 an styles, Shedds, Tuesday, Nov 5,7pm, Tangent, Wednesday, Nov 6, 7 p Albany, lhursaav, Nov 7, 7pm p m. Corvallts, Fridav, Nov 8. 7 p m. Morrow, Saturday, Nov 9, 7 p in. Junction, Monday, Nov 11, 7 p m. Springfield. Tuesday, Nov 12,7 p m. Eugene, Wednesday, Nov 13, jpm. "The Road To Heaven,' The World's best. More than hundred--? nun dred differ ent styles o ok s and heaters DRC G. A. WHITNEY, Physician and Surgeon. Graduate of Bcllevue Hospital Medical College Now York City. Diseases of woman a specialty. 3TO(nce, Froman's Brick, Albany, Or. A golden Casket of unique brilliant. and beautiful christian treasures, gath ered from the richest mines of religion, science, and philosophy; sumptuously illustrated with a magnificent galaxy of royal steel plate engravings. No other book of modern times deals with such a living subject, displays such genuine genius, has such a significant, striking and attractive tine as this new DooK pos sesses. It contains the essence of a thou sand tones boiled into on;, and explores every field of human experience, that csn engage, fascinate and charm both the highlv cultured and the man of the world, jt is issued by the Globe Bible Publishing (Jo., of Philadelphia, Pa., and sold by sub sorintion onlv. Mr. L. McFarlanu, who is the authorized agent for this section is now canvassing for it. Wc heartily rec ommend this book to our readers. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS Stimtwn Pardoned. Seattle, Oct. 23, Lewis Stimson, ex mar shal of Whatcom, who was sentenced to the penitentiary for one year tor manslaughter, in killing C a mi lie Lavalle, a tramp, at Whatcom, was pardoded by the governor to day. Stim son was on his way to Walla Walla in charge of an officer, and the pardon was delivered to him here upon the arrival of the steamer Idaho The ex-marshal is well respected in Whatcom and much surprise was felt over his conviction. Lavalle was one of a cane of tramps beine es corted out of town on a morning on last Feb ruary, lie stepped into a saloon without per mission and was struck by a cane. He showed no eliects of the blow until he cot on board of the steamer Starr bound for Seattle, and then he died, The marshal claimed always that he was murdered by companions, and it is not im probable this is true. St mson formerly lived in Oregon. Por business pursuits at the Portland Business tollcrc. Portland, Oregon, or at the Capital Uus lncsft"Co)lej;e Salem, Oregon. Both schools are unutrtlie luaaasenieutor a. P. Armstrong, have course of studies and same rates of tuition. Siisiitcss, Shorthand, . -K-tV riling. Penmanship and Knglish Depart ments. Day and evening sessions. Studenlsad luiUed at any time. KorjointCatatoRue.addrehS rurttund ..usiness (ollrtf, nD laiMt.il ttnsinra loiiege, roi tlaud, uregou. v saicni, wicguu. Roofing", Job Work, Plumbing. Eave Trough. $11 3 3dU3 '3 Conductor Pumps. FOR S.T,V BY FSHXY ."tiVW s a wiNii Vnod sowed on short notion, anywhere In Ihe city. Regular Drioes. Orders Mlt Bt umwiiesi A Htanard'c 1 " proinptl v attended to urooD Stick a Pin PIANOS. Thnae wishing a first-class Instrument should call at Mrs, 13. K, Uyman'a r nd ace one of those Ceieorated Heinme A, Lonir nianoes. excellent rioh tone, Es- naciall v made and adar ted to stand the climate on the Paoific Coast, Every piano fully euatanteed for 6 yean. The If.teat heet-inusfo for sale. Music and painting lessons given mere. Also sue piace 10 gei your new Sewing Machine. Fancy work and dress making done to order. First door east of Young's old stand, Albany, Oregon Conrad Mver. ,-PROPHIrT''.t OK- STAR liAKMRY (Comer Broadalbin and First Sts., -DEALER IN- Canned rralta. C'nni tleaW, Orlea frills. Vfgil"e. Tobneco, V,lix agnr, Coffee. To. Etc, Use.. in fast avarvthln Uiat Is kept Sn al varietv and urooor? ore. Highest jd rk9t price r,d for ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE. th. U.t that I am offering, better bargaits than any one else in Albany in tbe fact tnas bankrupt .ales I can null First-Class Goodst ot below COST. FOB General merchandise ol " of sboo". kinds call on rue. Partir'ilar bargains in tin, Best stock of 2nd goods the a -ley, and the most reasonaie pilots, both in hnvlnir ami anllinir I have ou hand all kinds of FURNITURE, STOVES, TlHW.'lt, TRUNKS,' BOOKS, PIUTU3ES, CLOCXS, CROCKERY, ETC., IETG. One door wetofS E TTonng's old store. L. GOTTLIEB, 123 First street, Albany. Or, PAINT3, 0IL.3. AND BRUSHES AT DEfOE Cash for Gi)!)iU o- Country pml.te il W. $Ii1IP80K Albany, Oregon- HOPKINS & Saltmarsh D5AI.EI S IS STOVES; TIN WARE, SHEET IRON, COPPER WARE! ETC., ETU. AUla,O.T.tf'Hen.nm iob work. pi. .,..,. CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE IN THE CITY SECURE PRICES. i0 ROUBLE TO SHOW 300DSAT DEYUii & 110RS0N DEY0E& R0B30K ARE AGENTS FORTflENEW HIGH ARM DAT VERTICAL-FEED SEWING M .Insure at Oxce. Mr. Julius Grad- wohl's advice to the people ot Albany is to Insure at once before It is teo late, for the fire fiend is devastating the cities of the N. w. Mr Gradwohl represents seven solid companies, with an aggregate capi tal of $76,000,000 and a cash deposit of $350,000 at Salem. As well as business men, farmers should insure their crops, for thev will burn, as a number of cases already testify. Though Mr Gradwohl's companies lost some In Seattle, Vancou ver, fc-llensburgh and Spokane rails tneir capital is so great the loss is not felt, and thev will continue to place risks and pay losses with tneir usual promptness, ine same as they did after the great Chicago tiro, in which their losses were neavy. Celd Weather. Wischesxer, Va Oct. 23. It has snow ed most of the day, with the thermometer near the freezing point. Thirty six years ago to day snow fell to the depth of fourteen inches, breaking down trees and shrubbery. Dispatch, es from Staunton and Harrisbug report that tne weatner nas feeu extremely inclement all day, alternately raining, hailing ami snowing. Destitution Prevailing' " St. PAUL,Oct. 21. Two thousand familie?, or nearly 10,000 people, living in tbe frost belt of North and South Dakota are on the verge of starvation and unless relief is afforded them at once hundreds must die, Within the past fortnight reports have reached the cham ber of commerce of the destitution m Dakota and a committee of its must influential mem bers was appointed to consider the application for relief and make a personal examination of the districts where suffering was alleged to exist, The committee reported to the Chamber to. day in substance as follows : "We had that the sunenng and destitution in Ramsey and adjoining counties in South Dakota is ev;n great than has been reported. There has been a disposition on the part of tne old residents ol these sections and the newspapers published here to cover up the facts, believing that if the matter were gener ally understood in its true light it would adver tise tnese section badly and would result in keeping out immigration and capital. But tne destitution and guttering is so great and extensive that the local authorities and relief societies are unable to grant the assistance re quired, Deceptive Advertisements. You are likely to get foo'ed every time you begin an article in a newspaper, says some one. The fi st thing you know you run i nto a genuine ad. Awful. The best way 's to keep cool, not get excited; but lirecily on Conn Bros and order your groceries and crockery ware. They keep a first class stock and their prices are very rca.onable. A a Alliance, New York, Oct. 24. The World this morning prints a lengthy s 017 to the effect that an alliance has been formed between the Chicago & Northwestern and Union Pacific railways. The roads will hencefcrth be in harrrony, The agreement has been ratified by the board of directors of both companies. ALBANY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE ALBANY, OREGON.' 1888, 1889. first Terns OpeBs September Ills. 1SSS. A fall corps of instructors, LASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL CLASSES. ; Courses ot study arranged to meet lb' eed of all grade of students. S fecial inducement offered to itudentt from abroad. Tuition rantrea from 15,50 to S12.M Board In private faraUiea at low rates Rooms tor self-boarding at small exrense A. careful supervision exercised over sin dents away from home. Fall term opens septemoer Yin. r or circulars ana iuii particulars address tne r resident. HIT. BLBK.T H. COJIDIT. Albany Oregon Slaughter in Silk Ribbons. In order to close out my Immense stock of silk ribbons in plain and plcot edge I will sell them until my fall stock arrives at 7 r, cents on the dollar. All marked In Dlain figures. . OAMUEX. r.. I OUKG. ACADEMY OF Our Lady of Perpetual Help. ALBANY, - - - OREGON. Conducted by the Sletii. of St, Benedict This Academy Is .incorporated and au thorized by the State to confer academic honors. The oinrse of atudy is comp,ete. Mathematics. Liters. tire and Music are peclaltie. ax aloe the Normal Instruction fasplrante for teachers' certificates. In dustrial orawing, vocal music in uiaas ana ill kinds of needlework form, no extra charge. The discipline of tbe school Is gentle but firm, ooject being to form not only refined young ladles, but noble nd useful members of society. Pupils Babies. The finest line of baby carr sges In the Valley just rrcelved at Stewart il Sox s. Prices are remarkably cheap con lderlng ti e superior quality of the carrl I ages. Bigoest Yet 10,000 rolls of wall pa per, latest varieties, finest decorations just ereiveir It PurtmliieroC Irving MerliVuis. Ws dMirt to ssr to our eitinns, thst tor vssrr wt hr. beon Mlllns Dr. Klns'i New DiMovmr lor Oon- nniriinn. Dr Kinff'a Kbit Llfo Pills. Bocklso'S Ar- B1CS n&JT. ami r-iecinc nirn man mwm- lod retnodtM that sell a, wsll, or mat Mrs giron ,um nnlnml a.tl.fatinn. W An not hatiUte tfl SVSI- uttM thMn avarv Uu a.nd w. atand raadr to rtfODd MIS purcDISS pneo, 11 nuaiacioijr raaaita u idlh- Unity Tea. To those wishing a good uncolored japan tea we say try our brand of I nlty. It Is the best tea on the mar. ket. Remember ilh each pound of this tea we give the purchaser a chance to to draw a beautiful pure China tea set. We have just opened the last chest of our first Import order and those desiring a chance at the beautiful set must call early. WIllamette Packing Co. Dr. M. H. Ellis, physieian and surgeon flhany, Oregon. Tails made in eity ot country. Abbey's Addition. 54 lots In this ad dition to Albany, near Hackleman's 3rd addition, for sale, at $50 to $125 a lot, at Curran ll Montelth's. low their uaa. ThaM rflmadlat hits won thsir great son, druggieta. popularity purely (on their merits, Fosbsy and Lace Curtains. Lace Cartains. I have just received my fall stock of lace curtains bought direct from importers, the largest .stock ever brought to I his mark I et, and best value for the money. SAMUEL C. T OUNO. 7 Oike cares rheumatism, neuralgia and toothache. Foshay Mason Agents. If yon wsnt a good ailver steel ecytht,finet I in the marasr, go to atewars box e. Albany Market. (Jo to Hibler & Paisley for yonr joh print ing. They do any and all kinds 01 wort in the pnMishina and jot pruning line, wuick work and low prices. tdmitted at any time and oharges propor tioned. I'UDiisoi any aenomtnauc eeived. Tuition In select day sobool ranges from ttteflO. rnrterina or Hoarding Men 101 or any crtierlara apply at lbs Academy, or eel. sjdeM Slater Superioress. SUPERIOR LINES OF AGRICULTURAL IM-t PLEMENTfl AT DE Y3 3I&1ROBSON Wheat la Oats-- il K". Butter-S5c per 10. r-ggs-iiK IIv-n.OO. fuMtos' 7& eta per busbel Beef-on foot. SKr A .jples 75 cents per bu. Pork Mc per lb dressed. Bacons nui. IliHc shoulders, do. sides luu. uard 9o per lb. rTloiir-4. per bbl. "hickens S 00 per dor. Mill Feed bran, 14.00 per ton) shorts, 16. mlddiino-s, 20. Cbors.90. Barklen's Arjies Salve. The b.t Salve In the world for Cute. Eruleft-Sorea. Clears, sail Kheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, chapped hamle. Chllhlaine, Come, sud all Skin Eruntlon. and poeitlvely cures Piiee, or no pay required. It ie roar anteed to give neilectttatlefactloii, or money rernnd d, Pilcei6centenerbox. For rile by Fusqay Snd Mason. A Safe lovestraer.1, Ie ose which le euarsnteed to brine- ton aftthfae. tory retul-e, or In case ot failure a return of purcheae price. On this eafa plan you can bur from our ad vertiaad prui-giel a Imltle of Dr. Klne New tHs cover? for Coneumptfon, It Is guaranteed to bring relief In every sae. hen u.ed tor any affection of inroat, Lunr or then, aoch as Cointrantlon, rs nammatlon of Lunge. Bronchitle Artfatna, Wheopfng Cou,b, Croup. ete etc. it ia pleeraitt and agreeable lotaete, perfeetly aaV, end can altera be depended 1 spon, 1 nai oouica rrceat roenav a Haeob'e, TINWARE ANDHARD- WARE OF ALL KINDS Al 0F,Y!)?.ll 13151. For your wMh cicclfn urci jfwelrv o French's. Houest coot,!, lw prices and niok tslt. Fine line of Guns and good stock of Atrimuni tion at Deyoe and Rob sons special bargains'- ROBSON'h,