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ALBANY. OREGON: TEUSDAY
G. JANUARY 10, 1888.
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COAL OIL.
Made at Oakland, Cal., Ovtobwr Jfl, l7, by
( i.Kr!e J. Woodmiry. at the request of the
city council, in tlie presence of the chief en
gineer of the lire department, the fire wurrlen
city attorney and members of the city council
ELAINE OIL
Burned at EMS lcs
STAR KEROSENE,
From Whittier, Fuller & Co.,
Ilninnl Ml Vi I'S
STARLIGHT. .
"Family Favorite," -
Burned at HH Drg
PEARL OIL
Barned t 4 IM-s
GOLDEN STAR
Brarl Ht 1 to Org
EXTRA STAR KEROSENE
BEATS THEN ALL.
Sax FfcANcisca, Oct 24, 1887.
Messrs. Whittier, Fuller ft Co., Front and
fine streets, city: Gentlemen 1 have made
a very careful and thorough 'burning test of
your "Extra Star Kerosene, water white." ex
pressly for faiuily use, and find the burning
test to be
148 Degrees.
Very respectful I- yours,
CHARLES J. WOODBURY.
The Albany Bakery !
-Under the uew management of-
-WHO WILL. KEEP
A full stock pf eheice family griMjerics and
provisions.
FRESH BAKED BREAD
ill very Day.
Best Syrup, Pies, Cakes.
TEAS axis COFFEES,
CANNED UOODS, ETC.
The best Soap in the market
Le Roi Savon.
A fine assortment of domestic
and Imported Cigars.
tSTAt John Fox'g old stand, below Flinn's
new brick.
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McFadand &
PACIFIC COAST
3WRBLE AND STONE WORKS.
The undersigned proprietors of the Pacific
CoSHt Miif 'nle and Stone Works are prepared
to do all kinds of marhle and stone work on
short notice. All work iiiirantee.t to ;;ive
satisfaction. We will furnish to order nionu-niijit-,
headstones and an other work in the
murine tiuiiiess, in any shape or volor that
can hi found m the market. We will furnish
Kas te: ti made work as low as any house in
the st ite. We call the attention of the pub
lic to Kustern finished wirk ' in our shop.
We will not use the Santiatn sandstone as wc
cat.inir. recommend it fordurabili'y, but will
endeavor to use the hes- materia! in the
''Kike for D isc. Stone Walls, Curliiiij, ere.
We will sell as low or lower than any house
on the coast. We can always he found at our
place of husines? on Kerry street, one dnor
south of posrofthe Albany, Oregon All
communications wi!'. be promptly answered.
Kepatriuu'. -leatun and resetting old stones
a s)eeialty. Address
HARRIS & GIL LETT.
Marfclc Dealer .Albany, Oregon
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nOR YOUR FIXE WISES AND LIQUORS
L K to M Kanmirnrt'1'.
The Red Front
TWEEDALE & HOPKINS,
Hardware, Stoves, Ranges, Tinware, Coproe
Pumps, iron -D'mi'.. rubber hose and nlumliinir "oods. Soli iisrents for the
i celebrated "Eirly Breakfast" cook stoves
lieatma: stoves. Albany, Oregon.
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ookseiler, Mwaer, Stationer.
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AND DEALER IX-
Text Books ami all School Supplies.
Fine stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph ar.d autOL'i..h albums,
inkstands, ink, pens, pencils, etc., etc. Sheet music, music books ami ;ib
kindj of musical merchandise.
General INTews Depot.
23Mail "friers promptly attcnn-fl to.
JULIUS
Crocer -
2.TO- 61 FIEST ST,
(Next to Burkhart & Keeney's real estate office);
'4LBANY, . OREGON'.
FOR A FULL
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W. H. -W
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LIVER TOWN.
This is what Aliianv is at present, and in
order to keep pace uit.li the liveiy times in
this city, W. II. WUIanl has enlarged his
store and stock so that he now has the most
complete and desirable line of furniture in the
val ey. His double salesrooms in Froman's
block are tilled with an eleaunt assortment of
new furniture, c insisting of holiday special
ties, lounges in new patterns, find jroM ji'--ture
f auies, willow chairs, easy rocVert, mar
ble tables, brackets, tt -., etc. An examina
tson of the stock will show this to be true in
evi-vy respect.
and ranges, and "Faultless'' parlor
A Stern
0 Is what you will deserve if von
do not call and see our superb stock
of tine glassware and crtckery and
choice groceries.
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Will ri-e from our competitors
when they sec
Carrying away siuisf:i.-tir- bar
jrains fn.nn our &tor?;.
Lowest Prices Best Goods
OS., Alhany
JOSEPH,
Irving.
1 11 arm
lire M
Reproof
vvilLING
obacconist !
Do You Want
TO MAKE A-
tp 0
IF YOU DO THERE TS
Than some seleetion from W. H. Willard's
cleunt and mammoth assortment of
FINE FDBNITIJBE
-FOR THE-
MI HON-!
l!c h:?s two Siil'.'srootus full of hoi e -jooiliJ
to s-Iet- lr!in. Itrl khic if thii lueltoiis
iiiiidt en-sl fi rihrt. tia!e:
Easy Chairs,
Ladies' Ronhers,
Patent Rockers,
Clock Shelves,
Extension Tables,
Rich Parlor Sets,
" Chairs in Sets,
Bric-a - Brae,
Tete-a-Tetes,
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.
IN AN ENDLESS VARIETY,
Yon cannot, be'bctter enitcd'either Jin qaul
ity or'priee than.by calling at
W, H. WILLABD'S,
t3Tkt Woodin 8 old stand,Froman's bloek.
Stw Barber Shop.
SINCE THE FIRE TIIOS. JONES HAS
generally fitted up the room on Elsworth
street opjtosite the Revere house at the back
of Conn Bros.' grocery store where his friends
and patrons will tlnd him now ready to cJarry
on the barber business as before.
Von will Save Money
BY TAKING YOUR SEWING MACHINES
to the repairer, B. K. Parsons, at Sixth
and .leffereon strtets, Albany, Oregon. Good
satislaetion or no pay.
NOTHING-:-:-NlCER
THE PACIFIC SLOPE.
Death of- Gen. Meacham's Widow
at Wala Walla.
XEHS ALOXi THE COAST.
The Trial of Belle McDonald for the At
tempted Knrderof her f'ather-in-Law
Death of Geu- Sewali.J
The Herald's Special Dispatches.
Walla Walla, Jan. 9. Mrs. O.
Caroline ..Meat-ham, widow of Al
fred B. Meaehaaij of Modoc, war
tame, died in this city Saturday
night. Mrs. Meacharu for many
years resided at Salem, and subse
quently Portland. She leaves two.
children, Geo. F. Aleacham and
Mr-:. J. W. Hedington. She has
been for several years the' recipient
of a pension of $50 per month in Ac
knowledgement of her husband's
services in the Modoc war. '
DEATH OF tit. SEWAIL.
UU Two Sons Will Inherit UU Large
Fortuur.
San Francisco, Jan. 9. Gen
Washington .vewall died at his
apartments in Berkshire hotel this
morning. His disease wasenlarg
ment of the liver which combined
with weight of years caused his
death. He leaves only two rela
tives his sons Bullitt and J. M.
Sewall who will inherit the bulk of
his large fortune.
Mill be Tried at Lal.
San Francisco, Jan. 9 The
actual trial of Clara Belle McDon
ald on the charge of assault with
intent to kill her father-in-law,
Richard II. McDonald was com
menced before Judge Murphy and
a jury to-dav.
Dropped Dead.
San Francisco, Jan. !. Thomas
F. O'Connor, ex-clerk of supremo
conrf, uroppeu Uetui m the supreme
court room tln morning.
nu.i. m: t.k titi r tt isovs.
ile Fenr; .-in liirurion if ovice
I ' tli- Woritl.
The cable new from London
would seem to indicate that th
coming veur wili witness a Itrge
hfjrirM n!'armil r"ling--trin En;
'nnrj wlo ii)tfnit to tiros'etir.' -th''
cow gentleman and Dead wood
si age rouoery nusincss on our
frontier. It, is perhaps unnecessary
to -t:,rt. that Hufilo William, 'he
racerul !ini courteous hirsute
wonder iVom N'iraska, is Inrgelv
reppoiuiliie t'..r this. Wherever he
lia gotur with his eccentric, dark
hi i. It ni;io' IndiMO and lii.s
speckled broncos lie has s--wn the
-.eetw ni oisi-oiui'iit in the t'rain-
iiimi sehool mid heed nncn re'ie
lion and mutiny in the primarjde-
! llr-t .
Look rdong the red hot trail of
B. W'illiiim :md you find the
American and foreign youth a':ke
turning with ui'di.sguised loathing
Mom his edu-ational pursuits to
immerse hi, legs in a pair of"
chaper.ijos. to wield the brief but
stinging ijuert, t.i whoop up the red
eyed. haughty and hightailed Texan
Maverick, or snoot large irregu'ar
holts into the otherwise poorly
ventilated savage.
Gentle reader, we stand upon the
crumbling brink of a great cowboy
eruption from Eugland, Ireland,
Scotland, the continent and the
great orient itself. I do not think
that Buffalo Bill had any idea
when he started in to rehearse his
great society drama and horse
play, that it would so soon disturb
international relations and throng
our cactus forests and greecewood
vineyards with juvenile cowboys
from Greenland's icv mountains
and India's coral strands. If he
had he would have hesitated about
it. He is oilled for the Coliseum,
and already people from Lyrsilla
and the citron groves ot St. Lawer
ence county are coming intc town
bringing their dinners and hitch
ing their teams to the fence behind
the Coliseum.
Hard, preserved seats, I am told
are being erected around the
amphitheatre, and the Roman
schools are closed. Everthing
points toward a great festal day,
if that would be the right kind of
day to use in this place! Is it to
be wondered at that we will soon
see Roman cowboy?, who ought to
be in school, landing here on our
coasts and inquiring at the corner
of Broadway and Chambers street
where they can find an Indian out
break to quell? May'we pot look
for the Arabian and Chinese con
tingent by the next spring, armed
to the teeth and asking at an intel
ligence office when the Deadwood
stage is expected, so that they can
attack it and rob it a few times?
I saw one of those kindergaten
cowboys get off a train once and go
up through the town. Afterward
I saw him come back. He looked
different somehow. When he got
off at the station I noticed that he
had long hair, which was tied back
with a pale blue watered siln rib
bon. He had long legs, which
seemed to extend from Adam's
apple to the ground A narrow,
red four-in-hand necktie denoted
where the legs terminated and the
head begun. He looked real sweet.
When he took the return train hece'
was notliir.e by which to identify
hiiu except a strawberry mark,
which he earned carefully con
cealed in b shawl strap.
Boys who sigh to dash madly
across the plains or follow the cow
path to fame do no not kuow of
the dangers and desolation such a
life involves. There are two classes
.of-cowboysin the wesr, viz., the
working cowboy and the lay figure
cowboy. The latter remains in
town and rolls cigarettes, which he
smokes fiercely through his nosei
lie talks learnedly o-' entile brands,
corrals, round tips, "cawyards,'
ranges, bands, bunches and
herds. 1
mit doesut really know a
cow from n Texas st-vr.
range
Tli'd genuine,, cow boy is not al
ways beautiful, I nit he'isT cSxiver
sant with his business, knows every
brand in his district at least and
who owns it : is brave where brav
ery is most needed, that is, in the
discharge of his duty. To stand
watch all night in a blizzard and
hold a band of restless, bellowing
cattle from stampeding, to ride all
the next day half asleep in his
saddle, to fall occasionally fiom
his pony when the latter makes a
mistake and steps into a prairie
m village, or to have a collar
bone broken when fifty miles from
physician, are some ol the
atures of cowbov life which the
bovs who run awav from school to
cross the Missouri d not consider.
Moreover, it would be well if
every boy in American or elsewhere
would write in his own hat with a
blue pencil that there is no rose
Imrdered road to success, and that
even the man who is born beauti
ful and marries rich has to fight
his way. The grat west does not
so sorely need pretty men with
buckskin clothes as it does good
citizens who are willing to work.
Wherever the sun shines or grass
grows and wat er runs, the young
man who will g ve a good day's
work for a fair day's wages will
surely be promoted as he deserves
it. It may not be funny, but it is
the dying nut h that industry, in
tegrity and perseverance are mighty
good sulfetitutcs for symmetry,
'enins ami hair. Bill Kye iuNew
York World.
i!KKirrn:s.
. Smoke EstrcFius.
Fresh groceries at Conn Bros.
A tine line of neckties atBlain's.
Six shaves for a dollar at T. Jones'.
Kuhher goods at ens I at X. H. -Mien
fc Co.'s.
French, the jeweler, keeps railroad
time.
.Sewed calf boots $l:i. Lewis &
Hughes.
(ioU: ftediield & Biowncll's for
fresh groceries. '
New goods iitid low prices at C. 13.
Roland A- Vn..
Fresh roasted peanuts every day at
Hoffman it Pfeiifer.
An elegant tiew parlor set for sale
cheap at tin: Second Hand Store.
Cloaks, jackets and winter wraps at
cost or less al. Monteith fc Seitenliaeh's
For A Xo 1 eider vinegar go to Iloff.
maiuV: Pfei Iter's, at :J5 cents per gallon .
The lioss place to buy crockery and
glassware ic at Conn Bros, at wav down
prices.
A new line of overcoats, just opened
Stylish and cheap. C. B. Roland A: Co.
Cloaks, jackets and winter wraps at
cot or le at Monteith & Seiten bach's.
Thirty eases of w.nter hoots in all
grades, just received by C. B. Roland &
Co. First class stock in every partic
ular. Just, received, the celebrated Estrella
Key West cigar, the finest Key West
cigar in the market, at M. Bauingart's
cigar store.
Conn Bros., sole agents for the cele
brated "Red Letter" cigar, strictly
Havana tilled, the best 5-eeut cigar in
the market.
Orders promptly lillled for boots or
shoes, any quality or style, pegged or
sewed, at Lewis & Hughes' shot).
The largest assortment of ladies line
shoes and slippers in town at rfedtield
& Brownell's. Call and see them.
For your fine imported and Key
West cigar go to M. Baumgurf s cigar
store, one door east of Langdcn's drug
store.
Cloaks, jackets and winter wraps at
cost or less at Monteith &Seitenbaeh's.
Umbrellas at eost. Don't forget
that N. H. Allen A Co. have a full stock
of umbrellas which they will sell at
cost to close.
-About Dried Fmil.
Raisins, figs, dates, currants,
peaches, apricots, German and
Italian prunes, finest quality, al
ways on hand at Kenton & Chase's.
'l iie Fine! Out.
Mr. Brink has received the finest as
sortment of wicker rocking chairs to
be found in thr cit.v. Tf von rlnn't h.
lieveit. call in and see for yourself.
Huts and Caps
At cost to eloe. X.H. Allen A f'n
propose to sell every line of goods at
cost. Call earlv and secure barirains.
- Kemorml.
Messrs. D
removed their hardware stnro anA
agricultural depot into their new
Duuamg just completed. They
have elegant Quarters. anl have a
large stock of shelf hardware and
' 1a 1 1 - .
agricultural ana iarming imple
ments for the coming year's trade..
A .Sweet Item.
Genuine New Orleans mnl
extra quality maple syrup, white
sugar anps, ctioice lionev, and a
large stock of the most choice con-rotionen-.
Kenton & Chase, be
tween the opera house and post-ollice.
MR
THE
A New' York River
"Its Embankments
AU DUO
JI4XY MORKHi:.
Soene of Intense Excitement -The Re
mains .if Map leon III Sivea a New
Besting Place Weather-
j The Herau"s Special Dispatches.
I HATi-AfA (N. .),Jan. !.
At an early hour this morning
aboui the time.a gang of Italians,
who"wt?rteed in aqiaubat$ut night
were on their way homeTTKr
I'oc.antico river forced its wayr
through the narrow stretch of land
dividing it from the acqueduct and
broke through the walls with a
deafening roar and flooded a new
water way the entire length to the
depth of sixty feet. The loss of
life is very great, although at this
hour it is impossible' to ascertain
just how many men was at work
when the break occurred. All
the mules belonging to the con
tractors also drowned. The ex-
fritfmfnt. :ihonttrif nlafA i intpnsfe
and men, women and children are
i j tr
running inaaiy aooui in searcn oi
inissingjlriends.
KK.W4ISS OF SAPOLKWS III.
Tkey are Placed lit the Tomb Pre
pared by Empress Lngenie.
Londox, Jan. y, The remainsof
Napoleon III and his son, the
prince imperial, were removed to
day from Chestehurst to Farnbor
ough, where they were deposited
in the mausoleum erected by ex
Empress Eugenie. After religious
services at Chesteh'irst the bodies
were conveyed in solemn state to
the railway station.
Our Grain Supply.
New York, Jan. 9. The pro
duce exchange reports the visible
supply of grain on Jan. 7th as fol
lows: Wheat, 43,857,000 bushels;
corn, 6,184,000 bushels ; oats, 5.806
000 bushels ; rye, 200.000 bushels ;
barley, 3,328,000 bushel.
A Trifle Fris.d.
Minneapolis, Jan. 'J. The ther
mometer registered 37 degrees be
low zero at 4 a. m. to-day.
Cowboys LasMtlux (lie Ballet.
One of the variety theaters at
Dodge City, had for an attraction a
company composed of gaudy
stockiuged blonds.. The perform
ance was awful in its wretchedness,
and in no time the b; ys ot uncasi?
and the whiskey in them" began to
call for fun. Joe Ilookc arose
gravely and called the perform
ance to a halt, and asked for the
manager. The impressive gentle
man came iuto sight oa the stae
and asked what was wanted. Joe
told him that a show, to be a suc
cess, should be plentifully spriuk-
leu wun local talent. The mana
ger haughtily declined Joe's offer
'to speak a peice" but his indigna
tion was soon cut short bv the
whizing of a lariat and a t tern re
minder that any kicking would
speedily be followed by strangula
tion. Jie m.mntcd the stage and or
deied the orchestra to play some
thin' right sneaky like, and began
along peice to the effect thai;
In le days of oui
We'nm all had oId
In fac' till
When Mc'uns held a wake
On New York Jake
But couldn't Imry im deccn'Iy
After that the performance pro
ceeded until oneot tneboys,takinHt
into his head that the big fiddle
was a nuisance, threw a lasso over
the neck of it, and started for the
door- Theins'jnmeni was a com
plete wreck in a minute. The boys
then began to lasso the girts on the
stage, who were engaged in an
Amazonian march, and, in less
time than it takes to tell it, there
was not a light burning in the
house. Kansas City Star.
IIOXT.
let that cold of yours i nn on. You
think it is a light thing. But it may
run into catarrh. Or into pneumonia.
Or consumption.
Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia
is dangerous Consumption is death
itself.
The breathing apparatus must be
kept healthy and clek: of all obt,truct
ions and offensive matter. Otherwise
there is trouble ahead.
All the diseases of these parts, head,
nose, throat, bronchial tubes and lungs,
can be delightfully and entirely cured -by
the use of Bosehee's German
Syrup. If you don'.t know this already,
thousands and thousands of people
can tell you. They have been cured
by it, and "know how it is. themselves."
Bottle only 75 cents. Ask any drug
gist. Ladies will find relief from head
ache, costivencss. swimming in the
head, colic, -our stomach, restlessness,
in lgestion, constant or periodical
sick headaches, weakness in the baek
or kidneys, pain in the shoulders and
different parts of the : ody, a feelin"
of lassitude and despondency by takin
Simmons Liver Regulator. It is not
unpleasant, is purely vegetable, and is
not injurious to the most delk-ate con
stitution.
Cloaks, jackets and u ii.tei wraps at
cost or less at Monteith & Seitenbach's.
Xcv line of gents' furnishing oods
now arriving at (J B. Roland & Co.'s
Braiks from