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ALBANY. OREGON: TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 3, 188
VOL. III-IXJ. 27
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-With the end of the veur comes--
GREAT
IPS
GOODS. PEE
Do T6u Want
-TO MAKE A-
-And with this season the usual display at C. II. SPENCER'S-
BELIGHTED
pleased
delivery
My patrons and myself are highly
with the working of my special
system. Kind words of commendation greet
us on every hand, and people say it is a real
luxury to have their goods delivered prompt
arid iiutime for the meals for which they are
intended.
SENT J
FOR SALE.
yul'SG TEAM, NEW HARNESS, NEW
A. Democrat wagon; first-class outfit for
gardener. See Kenton & Chase, Grocers, be
tween Opera House mil Pes' office.
HOKSE FIVE YEARS OLD. Its HANDS
high, very gentle in harness, single or
doable. " Kn-.iuiie at Herald office.
PLANING MILL FOR SALE. THr, -iuai
Utsir.tble factory privilege in the city. In
quire of C. L. Brush, foot oi Lyon St.
TXR SALE CW-'AP.-NICE HOME A rEW
L'orvaiiis, easy terms,
bany.
Address box 146. Al-tf.
HOTELS.
PEVEUE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR.-
LL Pfeiffer, Prop.
CHAS.
Onlv fiisteelass house
in the city. Large sample rooms ior com
mercial men. No Chinamen employed in tee
kitchen. General stage otiii-e for Corvallis.
IF YOU DO THERE 13-
11 i
f
Than some selection
elegant aud iiuuiiinoth assortment of
Willard'6
T" USS HOUSE. ALBANY, OIL J. GIBLIN",
I V. proprrietor. This hotue is now furnish
e'l with the best n.'.v furniture. Everything
clean and commodious, offering to the general
public superior accommodations to any in ihe
eitv.
LATEST DISPATCHES
A New Year's Congregation
a Horrible Fate.
Meet
A CHIKCII I IHHIE OM..iPE.
The Great Strike Assuming Alarming Pro
portions Ex-Governor Parker of
Pennsylvania Dead.
I
-'RESIT OYSTERS EVERY DAY AT HOFF-
man i. Pfeiffei's.
CITY RESTAURANT. FRESH OYSTERS
every day served in any style.
srtriAL MTi:t.
-MORTY DOLLARS REWARD. A RE
IT "Atird of s-10 will be paid for the recov
ery of the body of Benjamin Ohlin, who is
supposed to have been drowned in the Wil
lamette at Corvallis on Kridiy, Dec. 16. The
ahova reward will be paid by ohling Bros.
Alriny, Dec 30.
My
Order System
Is daily growing, and proves a great
convenience to customers. My wagon makes
a trip the first thing every morning for the
purpose of taking orders for the day's sup
plies. I do not wish to intrudeor force my
goods on anyone, consequently we only call
when asked to do so. If you desire lis to call
upon you, please notify us to that effect and
our Mr. Parker will be there every morning.
FIUE FURNITURE
rPENG HEVG, WASHING AND IRONING.
I Laiiinlrv on Ellsworth street, between
! the Revere House and Johnson's blacksmith
I shop. All work warranted first-class an 1 sat-
isfactory. Prices low.
Miiitiriil iHstrumem Kepniretl.
I HAS. L PIERCE IS PREPARED TO
i j rune, clean and repair organs at reason
1 able rates. Old eases will be polished and
1 made jiood as new. Violins repaired, and all
1 stripped instruments a specialty. Orders left
at Blackman s store, either for the city or
country, will be promptly attended to. All
work guaranteed.
The Hkrald's Special Dispatches.
Georgetown, Ala., Jan. 2. A
terrible catastrophe occurred 8at
urdav night, in which three perr
sons were Killed and thirty injured.
Colored Laptists Had satnered in
their chnrcn to watch the old year
no out and the new come in. as is
their custom, and during the fes
tivities so great was the crowd that
the floor gave way and the build
ing collapsed. A scene of terror
ensued. Man Allison and .Mrs.
Jones and her child were talcen
from the wreck dead.
Til CO
Misuse of Ihe Ancirnt
California.
Wcnpon in
TUE GKEAT .VI KIKE.
It
-FOR THE-
T?Olt YOUR FINE WINES AND LIQUORS
i to M. Baumjrart's.
DR. R KOLDEWAY, VETERINARY SUR-g-eon,
Albany, Oregon. Graduafe of tier
man and Aineriecn colleges.
rpO LOAN ON WHEAT SECURITY.
1 (uire of Ci-rrai. i Monteith.
EN-
H
EWER T, PRACTICAL WAfCaiMAKEK
, and jitweler, Albany, Oresroa,
1TTT 1 TA
ii b i s can
HIUliLV
i1
He has two s:i!csror,M-.s full of '-homji-jxiris
to si le:'t ' T' "ill. iifiiii so-'.-f of the tSribXioiM
made exi'icssh tor thi xnle:
Crockeryware,
Glssware ant
Lamps.
You wilt Suvr Huvrcy
BY TAKING YOUR SHEWING MACHINES
to the repairer, B F. Par-ons, at Sixth
aiid .kfferson strtets, Albany OKon. Good
satisfaction or no pay.
Is verv conijilete and will he sold at low prices. " I am just opening up a beautiful lot of Parlor
Library and Hall Lamps, to which I invite special attention. My stock of Groceries includes every
staple "and luxury belonging to
My Line of Business,
And, as in the past, my best efforts will be directed to giving my many patrons a complete
and satisfactor service. An "inspection is cordially solicited.
FOR A FULL
Ecsj Chairs,
Ladies' Rockers,
Patent Rockers,
Clock Shelves,
Extension Tables,
Rich P&rJor Sets,
Chairs in Sets,
Bno-a-Braa,
Tete-a-Tete$,
Settees
Full Length and other Mirrors,
Plush and Upholstered Goods
Marble Top Tables,
Fancy Wicker, Chairs,
Gold Picture Frames,
Latest Style Lounges,
Decorations,
Novelties,
Brackets.
Etc, Etc. Etc
4-iisiiiii Alarming I'rojior-
lions Sloiu-8 Thrown Kfc.
Reading (IV), Jan. 2. 'Presi
dent Anthony Tnily, ot the miners
ami laborers amalgamated associa
tion, says all the miners will strike
'o morrow. The feeling throughout
Schuylkill county is decidedly
gloomy and coai is gettii-g c!l!c
every where. Reports vjeceived
from Alahoney say that the situa
tion is unchanged, and the strikers
are getting ugly, non-hands bein'j
guarded bv the company's police.
There bas been considerable stone
throwing in the vicinity of Locust
Summit, but no one has been in
jured. The strike is not over by
any means, and serious trouble is
not unlikely before many days.
The strikers places at Cres6onal
were promptly filled this morning.
THi: BLOOiriHIKSTl' UK OS.
JD6 0
iilll'S
IN AN ENDLESS VARIETY,
SEE
McKarland &
L
You cannot be better suHed'eitherJJin qaul
ity or price tbin.by calling at
. H. WILLARD'S,
fsTAt Wocdin g old 8tand,Froman's block.
.New Bnrbrr Jhop.
SINCE THE FIRE TIIOS. JONES HAS
t'tnerally fitted up the room on Elsworth
s:rcet opposite the Revere house at the back
of Conn Bros.' irrccery store where his friends
and patrons will find him now ready to carry
on the barber business as before.
WHENEVER!
Parent are consid
ering what kind of a
piesent to p-ire their
cheir children,
That they may need
something useful such
aa a nice pair of boots
or shoes. These goods
can be found in 'the
highest quality and
truest fits at the low-
j et prices at
McldsBrownelfs
first and Broadalbin.
Thry Most Be riipiaml or the Whole
-'' Knnrt liilieii,
San Pkaxcisco, .Lin. 2. It is
iVMi-ted troni Yalparaiso.Zicatecas,
ths liernal's band is in that neigh-irru-Cfood,
and that Governor-Gener
al A rec witk 300 cavalrymen has
reft t'ie caintal to encounter them
The governxirs of the states in which
the band iias been operating have
been notvhed by the authorities
that tht ticmbers of the baud must
ICLOIKAIX: 1AE!I.
The WV-rst Storm of Sany Seasons
(nil us Asaiu Itaunius.
Do i rii (Minn. Jan. '-'.The
railroad tracks hereabouts are now
VkjsJv. cleared of snow, and trains
are kt-girining to run after a deten
tionjf, in some cases, ever half a
day. The biockadw lias been the
woJ!)t for a number of seasonss.
Some years ago since Professor
Davidson exhibited at the Academy
of Sciences two boomerangs which
a friend nad procured for him from,
old Indians living on therlanks of
the San Jacinto mountains, in Los
Angeles county . One was heavy
and intended for large game and
for war, the other was a lighter oue
for small game. The latter was
differently from the curved Doomed
raug of Austrada. The former v. as
not curved, but the two nearly
equal arms subtended an angle of
110 degrees. The Indians know
nothing about the method ot throw- s
ing-:tiwie v:T.:7i..ey6:ld:" '
turn in any measure to the throw er.
This announcement soon elicited
a note from John T. Dovle, stating
that when the earlv Spaniards
reached the region of New Mexico
they found a boo nerang in use by
the natives, but that it differed m
shape wholly from the Australian
or the Californum. Prom- the
Spanish description the shape was
about two-l birds the circumference
of an ellipse, one of longer sides
being wanting. In other words, it
was very trvflcn the block letter C.
Another mention of the boome
rang in use by the Indians ot San
Diego has been found in '"An His
torical Journal of the Expedition
by Sea and Land to the North of
California, in 17G3, 17G9 and 1770,
when the Spanish establishments
were first made at San Diego and
Monterey, iroin Spanish manu
script translated by William Revely
anJ published bv Dairymple iu
1790
The account is evidently written
by one ot the officers ot the expe
dition, under the command of Don
Gasper de Portola. Alter speak
ing or the bowl and arrows oi tne
Indians he cays:
"Besides these arms they use a
sort of manaca cf very hard wood,
the lorm of which is very HKe a .
short ana crooked saber, lhis
they throw at a distance, cutting
the" air with great violence; they
can send it farther than a stone
and never go into the fields with
out it. Ifthey meet wdh a viper
or othe4- noxious animal they geu
erallydhHe in two peices, as the
Spainard saw during their iutts-.
course with tlieui.
'"The manaca was a wooden
weapon, generally edged sharp
races "of Peru and of Mexico. It
suggests an examination of Id re
cords to discover the form, and
particular uses ot this instument
and also .whether Frank Cushings.
DAVIS BROS- AND CO.
DEALERS IN GRSIULAL MKRCHAKMJE.
SHEDD,LI2?NCo., OREGON.
Beat Estate nnd Employment
Azeney.
PARTIES HAVING FARMS FOR SALE
of about 1I0 acres, or thoe having larg-cr
tracts which they would be willing to divide
up into 80 or 180 acre lots, are incited to call
at our office, as we have a iew customers for
that class of farms. We c?n also furnish par
ties wanting help, either male or reni&le, for
the city or country, with such help aa thev
desire on short notion; and we also have a few
situations for both male and female in the
city and country, fall at our office if you
want help or want employment. We can Vet
either tor yon. Oliice No. "65 First street, ad
jojiiiir W, C. Tweed-ile's tin store.
F. A. JJL'UKUAIJT & CO.
.i:MlSour iu Italy.
London, -Ian. 2. The Italian
jress in commenting upon Mr.
v&idstone's visit to Italy say that
:U"!s the Knglish staU-sman's in
tention to treat with the Vatican
jar the support iu obtaining auto
ruTEny for Ireland, and that Mon
ianor Persico has already begun
negotiations in the sau.-e matter.
Iti'tter fay tor I't intern.
St. Paul, Jan. 2. The newspa
jers here have all advanced the
ftrice of composition four cents per
1000 cms, making morning work
42 cents and evening 37 cents. Com
positors agree to let advertisements
be set by the week ai.d wave meas
urement of cuts. . ' ' '
More Strikers
Boston, Jan. 2. At the New
England glass manufactury at East
Cambridge there was no resump
tion of labor this morning. Over
fifty workmen employed therein
remained out at the command of
tbe society of which they are mem
bers. Mills Burned.
Kewanee, Ills., Jan, 2. Three
Irnndred men were thrown out of
deployment yesterday morning by
fire which broke out in the pipe
mall of the Hoxteen Steamheater
Ce's plant, which, together with
tbe rolling mills" adjoining were
consumed.
Ex-Gov. Parker Death.
Philadelphia, Jan. 2. Ex-Gov.
Joel Parker, of New Jersey, while
visiting friends in this city yes
terday was stricken with paralysis
ami sieu at l o clock this morn
ing. Coal Famine Averted.
Pittjeburg, Jan. 2. The river
has risen and coal can now be sent
down to supply the Ohio river
cities, averting the threatened coal
famine.
A Theatre Burned.
Antwerp, Jan. 2. Last night at
midnight the Alhambra theatre
was destroyed by fire. Fortunately
the building was empty at the
time.
has found it among the Zuuias.;
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Lumber! Lumber!
MAX FRIENDLY. PROPRIETOR OF THE
Corvallis Saw and Planimr Mills, haa
made arrangements to furnish lumber at Al
bany in quantities to suit the purchaser.
His mills are supplied with logs from the Mc
Kenzie river, and the lumber is first-class, anrl
prices reasonable. A fair discount will be
made on car load lots delivered at the O. P.
depot in Albany. For prices anrl terms apply
to Eli Carter, a:ent, at his lumber vard,
where a good assortment of drvfinishinir'lum-
er i.'l be kept, and orders left with him I
, receive prou. pt attention.
Thirty Thousand Forgeil Tickets,.
Rome, Dec. 31. Great excite
ment has been caused by the dis
covery that 30,000 forged tickets
had been issued for admission to
tiie jubilee mass. The discovery
will compel the Vatican authori
ties to print another set of tickets.
Magnillcent Church Burned.
Milwaukee, Dec. 31. The
Emanuel Presbyterian church, one
of the finest in the city, was totally
destroyed by fire this morning.
Loss, "$200,000; insurance, $5000.
The building was erected in 1873
at a cost of $200,000 and the organ
was valued $13,000. A blizzard
was raging at the time, and it was
with great difficulty that the fire
engines reached the scene.
Bnilroad Disaster
Chicago, Jan. 1, 1888. A dis
astrous wreck occured this inorn
ing at Kouts, Ind., on the line ot
the Chicago & Atlanta railroad
The secoud section cattle train run
into the first second and the ca
boose caught fire and the rear
brakeman was burned to a crisp.
The engineer and fireman on the
second section barely escaped witli
their lives. A car load of cattle
was burned.
Malheur and Unrncy Lake.
A party of gentlemen from Crow
camp recently had a boat construct
ed to explore Malheur and Harney
lakes. They launched their boat on
the 24th of November and christen
ed her on the "Beautiful Racine.'
The freeze-up, however, prevented
the party frem proceeding in their
boat. They went on foot some dis
tance below Pelican island, about
twenty-nve . miles from Burns,
where they discovered another isl
and about three miles long. They
named it Guano island . ThU
place seems to be the home
and breeding ground of all the vari
ous water-fowls, and would be a
paradise for sportsmen in the
spring and summer. There are
deer on the island. As s,on as the
break-up in the spring the Crow
campers propose to thoroughly ex
plore both Malheur and Harney
lakes tor fur-bearing animals.
Harney Valley Times. '
Boots and Shoes.
At cost by N. II. Allen & Co. This
line of their stock is very complete with
very desirable goo.is. Having taken
treat pains to get best wearing hoots
and shoes that could be bought, and is
a good opportunity to get your fall
supplies. Call early before sizs a,-u
goue.
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