Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, November 27, 1889, Page 1, Image 1

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VOL,. I.J.
ALBANY, OR. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1889.
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AVER'S
CIIXSURY
riSCTOUAL.
TIlE VOTCK, wlion hoarse and husky
Irom overstrain or Irritation of tho vocal
organs, Is Improve:) and strengthened hy tho
hso of Ayor'a CIirry lctoral. Clergy
men, S!iiK'Pt, Acton, and Public Speakers
Itiul crcat r. li' f hi tho uso of this pre,
lUiUioii, A iK-rlfic for throat affections. It
relieves Oihi;i r.nd Whoopius Couyti, and Is
tiHii'.ncnsal.lt) 1:l every household.
Aycr's Cherry Pectoral,
prepnrod y Tr..T.
! i.y nil liriijjijUUo
Aver J: f'n., T.orlt, Mum.
1'iluu 5.1 ; bix OoLllt, Qj.
K, V. S, Fr
C. H. Btiwart, 8e
Albany
Manufacturers
1EAM ENGINES GRIST AND SAW
y ILL MACHINERY IRON FRONTS
AHO ALL KINDS OF HEAVY
AND LIGHT WORK, IN
IRON AND BRASS
CASTINGS.
ipaolal attention paid o repairing: ll
ds of machinery
Falwrns Made on Short Nolios.
it hi . intuit cull on
IS,
Groeerjes,
Pwfluca, Baked Goods, Etc. Etc.
Their goods are the bast and thclr;prloo
reasonable.
Conrai Mver;
STAR BAKERY
Homer BroalalMn and First 8ts
,-DEALER IH
Catoaejd rrnlts, Osnitart MemWi
alaawve,
Orloa FraitK,
Tobacco,
Vngar,
Coflee.
ttue)nwnrei,
Vgetb'e,
tjlgarsj,
ttp'.eait,
Tis.
Etc..
Klc,
r.t aT.nrthln that Is kopl In a gen
11 1 variety and grocery ore, Highest
n rfc.t price raid for
ML KlftDS OF PilODUCE.
f tnA w crnnda in the Val
ley,' and the most reasnnale prioes, both
tti hnvlnir and aolllnB. I hate on hand
all kinds of
FURNITURE, STIVES, TINWARE,
TRUNKS, BOOKS, PICTURES
CLOCKS, CROCKfRY,
ETC., ETC.
One door westofJS E "tonng'e old atore,
L. GOTTLIEB,
12S First street, Albany. Or,
M HAY. DIR
MAY k SENDERS,
dealers In Qeneral EsnnandisB.
HARRISBURC - - - GRECOf,
TJUi.8n.in, Wool ad ;all kind
1T0IA ROBSOM ARI AUNTS
FOR THI I1W IltH 1RH DAT!
KSRTICAL-TIIB mm Wk
OILBllTKAHfTHWH
.UAH IT
CORHER DRUG 8T0RB.
G L. BLAOKMAN,
The Leading
ALBANY
DEALER
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Spolal(les-Flne Toll.t Article, Perfumery and Musical Instruments HQ
Preaorlptions Carefully compounded day and night,
Omr elegaat line If
HOLIDAY GOODS
Hut arrived and we cordially invite the public to eall and Insptet our
Goods and prices.
THE LEADER.
G, W.
AJLB
Superior," "Argaml," Garland"
STOVES AND RANGES.
Fire baok3.
Warran ted
for
15 years, All
sizes aa
styles,
Roofing, Job Work, Ptamtomg.
Save Trough.
Conductor
STICK A PIJST
tn tho faoi thai am offeriuS better bargains than any one else in Albany
Bought at bat xrupt sales I can
First-Glass Goodst
or below COST.
FOP
General meiehandise of all kinds call
ofahoes.
Cash for Omh or ConCy p. v. In
Oc
WILLBROS
Dealers in all the Leading
Guns, Pistols, "Sewing Machines, Organs and Pianos.
A fnll line of sheet mnaie, mnsleal merehandlse; mnannlllon. flehlar te.v.
rte. Warranted raeore, bntener and poeket knlvee. The best kind of sewtwf
maeh Ins nesdlee. Oils and extras for all nraehinee supplied.
Repairing of tewing machines, mnsieal Instromsate, guns, ete., neatly dene
ALBANY; - " ORECON.
Fins line of Guns and
good stock of Ammuni
tionst Dsyos ,and Rob
sons spscisJ bargains (
ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE
Druggist,
BOREQON.
IN-
E23
STATIONARY &C.
THE LEADER
SMITH,
ATSTrT -
The "World's
I IS
best. More
'than htra-
dred7 hun
dred
e nt
differ
sty lea
o ok s and
heaters
Range Boilers;
Pumps.
on a-e.
Far'.icMar bargains in a asm,'
W. SIMPSON
Allien j, Oregct
PAINTS, OIL8 .1.ND
KRTJ8HXS AT DET01
ROBBON'b
'V- '
HEW FOOTED.
F. M. Frenah ke.pi railroad time.
J. P. Wallace, Phyaiaian and Surgeon, Al
bany, Or)
For a Sterling or Emerson piano oalijon
li Blaekman.
For sals, .hasp, steond hand organ,! Mrs
nymans.
O L Blaokman is agsnl for the W.b.r
piano. Nod. battar.
Buy your tlok.ts through to the East of
W L J eater aad save fare to Portland.
Th. Waet.rn Cottag and Paaltard an two
of the bnt organs mad.. O L Biaskman
sails thsin,
A Bns Una of all kinds of furniture, plain
and upholafcand, b.sk stook in this pars af
Oregon at Fortmill.r Jt Irving's.
If yon want a slsan and fine smoke ask for
J. JoMph's horn, made white labor eigss
For sals by moat sigar
dealer, ana atnis
Jeaeph s fastory.
J A Ar.hib.ld, acent Siug.r Manufaator
mg uo., opposite Udd r.uows l.mpi.,
bahy,
An .Leant lin. of silk tabls sprsads, in
bentilul d.algna, Just teosirsd at FortmilLr
n irymg a.
I sans Qold.u Star tomatoes for 10 ssnts
atCUay.rs, and all otherj oanned goods
ehsap for sash.
Just r.Miy.d new table linen at W, T.
Ktad's.
I W Starr, nhvsisian and snrgton, Albany
Orsgon.
Good sooklne atoi. only $10 at Hops: is fe
Saltmsrah's.
Dr Wrichtsman's Sov.raign Palm of Life,
for disaas pasnliar to woman, at Deyos a
Kobaoo . and Brown.ll at Btanaras, r J
Baltimors, ag.ni.
It sent shaving at V. Keek's.
8 tiokets for (I at Viereek'i .
Boots and t'ina at sost at Read's.
Saratoga chips at C E Brownell's.
S chairs running steady at Viereek's shav
ing parlors.
Best roast coffee in th. oity at Conrad
Meyers.
Get votir school looks and tablets at
Guiss it 8on's.
Kirlts Savon Imperial soai, $109 a Jlboa at
C E Brownell's
"Th. Estrolla' cigar, 3 for 25 cents, at
Ellis' Cixar Store.
Try the Old North State smoklog tobacco
f.r a delicioos smoke.
Sixty doten window shades jnstreeeiv.d
at Fortmiller X Irving s.
SDeotaela and eve classes cheaper than
ev.r at F M French's.
A fine lot ef picture frames just received
at Crawford 61 Paxton s.
I W Bentley. beet boot and shoe maker in
city. ouDoslte Fortmiller & trying a,
Alarffeand tine line of window s liac
just received at Fortmiller k Irying s.
Wa have the best SI BO kid glove ever
brought to AiUoy at W FlRead's.
Now is the time to save money by buying
boots and shoes at cost of W. r . need
Go to B.rdue for honest weights, good
goods and lowest living prices.
An cWant stock of watches, sold ss low
anu tue lowest, at in a- ci. a.
Watches, watebes, watehee f ir everybody
cheap for cash and fully warracUd at F M
French's.
Babies. The finest line of baby carr'
gcs in the Valley just r celved at Stewart
k Sox's. Prices are remarkably cheap con
Iderlng tre superior quality ot tne
sges.
carri
Dr. M. H. Ellis, physician and surgeon
ylhany, Or.yop. falls made ic city 01
ountrv.
For sale hy Will Itark, dealers la
fine wt tenet, Jswelry, ete,
"AI
PAKRUGM
AT
E. KScCAUSTLAND,
Civil Engineer and SnrTajor,
DRAUGHTING AND ELBE PRINTS1
ttBee with Oregon L4 Co, Albany, Or,
teweraee Cysteine and Ttr tuppllee
a specialty. Betaies unaavioea, mi
adenr Copied on short neaiee.
. TINWARE ANDHARD
ff ARE Of ALL KINDS Al
TUB BUT Y1T,
For $1.80 we will furnish the Democrat,
New York World, and American Farmer
to any new subscriber ar to any old sub
scriber who pays all arrearages. This is
. l 1 a, 1 . 1 1, . nann1 I
liic uih user biiug w 1
hereabouts. Subsaribe now while this
offer holds good. Do net let the chance
slip.
The Republican pi ;ss li this State is not
ua'ted, hy any mean in its hioh opinion of the
manner in which the Oregon Ciiy land office,
is conducted; in fact cr.olnri woik is bvoa.".'
hinted by one of th: Ailoiia dj'tijs, tf .!
Gov Foraker. of Ohio, fays that he is a poor
man and glad to beout of politics. "Was jour
wife resigneil?" was asked of the widower.
'Good heavens! she had tj be," was the an-
Senator TetUgrew, of South Dakota, is the
youngest man in the upper branch of Cong-ess
He is forty one years of age.
DEMOCRATIC CITY CONVENTION,
A mass tneetlngof the democratic voters
of the city of Albany will be held in the
Circuit Court Room at the Court House
on Saturday evening November the 30th,
1S89, at 7 o clock for the purpose ot norm
rating candidates for Mayor, Marshal, Re.
corder and Treasurer, to be veted for at the
regular annual oity election to be held on
Monday, December and, mbQ.
WARD MKKTISSiS.
The committee would recommend that
ward meetings be held on Friday evening
November the 29th, 1S89, at 7 o'clock at
the following places :
First Ward Up stairs In the Cireuit
Court Room at the Court House.
Second Ward In the county -ouri
Ream at the Court House.
Third Ward At the office ot tne far
mers warehouse.
Each ward will nominate a canaioate
for councilman and select a member of
the Cily Central Committee.
T I Stites,
E J Lamnino,
John Clelan,
City Central Committee
Lace Curtains. . Lace Curtains.
I have iust received my fall stock of
lace curtains bought direct from importers,
the largest stock ever broughtto this mark
et, and best value for the money.
Samuel . Youxe.
To Farmers. Farmers will do well to
bt their fruit, garden or farming lands
With Wallace & Cusick.
Take Notice. Railroad time has been
changed two minutes. Call at FM Frenchs
and get your watches corrected
7 O&ks euros rheumatism, neuralgia
toothache. Foahay fe Mason Agents.
and
Notice. Parties Indebted to Mr. I. L.
Power, will confer a favor by calling on
Mr H F Merrill, with whom his accounts
have been left, and settling the same at
once.
If ten have any job wcrk to do call on G
W. Smithwho is prep. .... to do it with
oealnosajuid ilisnat , snd as cheap as any
one, Naw cream choose just leocived at Coi.rad
Mayers. '
Co to Hibl.r 4 Paisley fer your job print
iag. bay do any and all amis 01 won i
tbs p.kl'ishing and job printing liae. Qni.k
work ana tsw pri.M.
Ths but
Hi. of kid glov.a at
W F'
Read's
Th. Vut wateh in the world for th. money
at F M F reach' a. Each one fatly warranted
An alxs.nt line of new desiuns of ohairs
jnit received at Fortmiller & IrvingV.
AlbanylMarkat.
Wheat 2e.
Oats 38a
Beater Joe per to,
rate-Sit
tW s),00.
Putslsse 76 ale per buehel
hW on hot. SHe
Atplee-Tt eons per bu,
piii i'A per lev Oreeesd.
liaiaa-baoia 12Xe.
shoulder., fee.
aadee.lOe.
Lsuid-sVparlb.
Wear par bbl.
Otileewna 1.00 per dee.
Wil Pssd Wan, 14.00 per ton:
aberte, 1.
mlddlince, M.
Cbers
re, 90.
SUPERIOR (LINESwOF
ACRIOUIrTURALIN
P LI MI NTS 4TjDE-YOIIMROBBON
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
A Very Big Fire.
Lynn, Mas,,, Nor. 26. Lynn, the city c C?
shoes, was visited this afternoon by the great
est fire in its hittorv. anil, with twft nyrntinn.
. l. a . . . 1 .
1" ,uiiniijrHnoB is tne most disastrous that
ever visited New England. The fire started
about noon, rnged over eight hours, devastat
ed a squire mile of the business section of the
city, and caused a loss estimated at $10,000,
000, In fact the greater part of Ward Four
IS Wiped out, as recards the imnnrtnnt shoe
manufacturing blocks and prominent place of
UUSIIIJUB.
Kandall S!ek.
Washington, Nov, 26. Congressman
Randall is a very 6ick man, and has not been
able to leave his bed for a month. His son
said last evening that there is not the slight
est probability that he will be able to attend
the opening session of the house, and that the
family entertain grave fears that it will be im
possible for hm to take part in the delibera
tions of the session at all.
Two Rail Smugglers,
Fort Townsend, Nov. 26, Alfred Tow-
ers and J F McComber, smugglers captured
in Whatcom county with fifty pounds of smug,
gled opium, had a preliminary examination
to-day. Towers was released orf $100 cash
bail, and McComher was held in 8300 bonds
for trial. Each of the prisoners endevoeed
to enlist the court's sympathy by turning state's
evidenesi
One of the Ykt'sw.
Et Verako. Cal., Nov. 26. The remains
of A Alficri, one ofihe Italian woodchoppers
who, with ethers, w as struck bv the cyclone
on Hood's mountain. The body was impaled
on the broken limb of a tree ten yards from
where the camp had neen and had evidently
been hurled through the air by the wind.
A Pig Salt.
San Francisco, Nov, 26. The trial of the
suit brought by Charles Frankenthal cgainst
the Southern Pacific Railroad Company to re
cover $50,097 was begun to-day. The plain
tiff sets forth that on the i8thof last February
he purchased from the company a first class
ticket for Chicago via (Sacramento and Port
land. He boarded the train at Oakland and
had gone as far on his journey as Suisum, be
tween here and Saciamento, when the conduc
tor, after examining the ticket for which he
had paid $97 50, put the same in his pocket
and forcibly ejocted the plaintiff from the car
because plaintiff would not sign his name to
the ticket as requested to by the conductor.
Steam Heat,
Seattle. Nov. 26, A company has been
formed in tais city which proposes to heat all
buildings wiih steam for a distance of two
miles through the business portion of the city.
A number of the most prominent business men
of the city are behind it. Contracts for three
blocks ol buildings are secured. 1 he new
company will put in a one hundred and twenty
uve tiiousand dollar plant.
Clvcn Awny.
For the benefit of our customers we will
give sway on Jan 1st, the following :
Dinner set, 120 pieces, $25.
1 Tea set, 44 pieces, $7.50.
3 Tea sets, each 44 pieces, $18.
These goods are of the best English
are and a'credlt to any table. Give us a
all and get not only the best bargains in
pure fresh groceries but secure a chance
nt one or more of these elegant sets ot
dishes.
LaFori.it & Thompson.
Next. New and best place in town Is
Gilson's new baiber shop In the Froman
Block, next door to Fortmiller & Irvine's.
Best barber In town. .
Apples. A car load of worm'ess
ap.
pies just received at La Forest & Thomp
son's, finest in the market.
Abbey's Addition. 54 lots In this ad
dition to Albany, near Hnckleman's 3rd
audition, for sale, at So to $135 a lot, tt
t urran & Munteith's.
Struck Oil At ? 1.2? per 5 gallon can
t Standard W oil, at the Willamette
Packing Co.'s store.
Thl. Trade Mai k on a stove
terans it Is the best thet ex
ptiicr.ee and skill can con
trive. Sold only by G. W.
ftmlth.
Oa.klsn's Aruli-a AiIva.
Taa bwl 8aW. la tb world for Cuts. l?rnl8ra.So
VIimt.. Ml RbauQ), I'.v.r Horea. Tuttcr, Chappol
k.a4. Ollh'alna. Curoa, and .11 Skin EroptWinj and
psln.r .nr. I'U,., or no par rqnlrl. It Wtoar-
ad. taitass Mta par box. For aal. by Fuabar and
r n -.t priiflcimi.i.ciioii, ormonav nnmd-
llHia.
A HriARP Itkm The finest line of cut
lery and shears n the city at 8tewart &
Sox's. Their goods arc the very best and
will stand the test.
SECURE PRICES. NO
TROUBLE TO SHOW
SOODSAT
TJIT0J5 & ROBSON