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15 CENTS A WEEK.
SPECIAL.
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COAL OIL,
.Vale ftt Oakland, f'ul.. October IS,!.-", by
hark-. I. Woodoury, at the reiiittsft of the
city council, in the presence of the :hief en-i-hiter
of the fire department, the lire warden
c ;ty attorney and members of the city council
f ELAINE OIL V'y'y,':?
Kiimcris X3tt lies
STAR KEROSENE,
) Fr..m Whittier, Fuller Hi-Co.,
! Kuvued at V!0 Des
Starlight,
! Family Favorite,"
I ICuriiftl at mm; Dcg
PEARL OIL
f Iturnctf at lf4 Iejr
'GOLDEN STAR
Burned -nl 110 Dcg
EXTRA STAR KEROSENE
BEATS THEM ALL.
. Sas Fra.nxiscq, Oet. 24, P
Messrs. "Whittier, Fuller & Go., Front and
Tine street, city: Gentlemen I have made
a vrry careful and thorough Imrning test of
your '-Extra Star Kerosene, water white," ex
j pressly for family use, and find the burning
test to be
148 Decrees.
Very respectfully yours,
CHARLES J. 'WOODBURY.
The Albany Bale
Under the new management of
-WHO WILL KEEP-
A full stock of choice family groceries and
revisions.
'FRESH BAKED BREAD
-bCvery X)ay.
Best Syrup, Pies, Cakes,
TEAS and COFFEES
CANNED GOODS, ETC.
The best Soap in the market
Le Roi Savon.
A fine assortment of domestic
and Imported Cigars.
&j?' At John Fox's Old
Dew brick.
;tand, below Flinn's
Jilllll'
lei!1
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tandies
Nuts
Raisins:
Line o
Spur
MeFarland &
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IX A.
LIVE TOWN.
Th's is what Albany is at present, and in
order to keep pace with the lively t ines in
this ci;y, W. H. Willard lias enlarged his
store and stock so that he now has the most
complete and desirable Hue of furniture in the
val ey Hi double salesrooms in Frontalis
block are tilled with an tlegant assortment of
new. furniture, consisting of holiday special
ties, lounges in new patterns, find gold pic
ture f.ames, willow chairs, easy rockert, mar
ble iablos, . brackets, efc:. , etc,. An examin
tsoii of thestoclf wai'hOwrrl&'to'be true' in
every respect.
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-AND DEALER IN-
Text Books aid all School Supplies.!;
Fine stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph and atvtograph albums,
inkstands, ink, pens, pencils, etc., etc.
kmdj of musical merchandise.
General jSTews IDepot.
' sP'Mail orders promptly attpnfipd
JULIUS
Grocer
ILTO- 61 FIBST ST,
(Next to BurkkArt Keeney's real estate oilice)"
4 LB ANY,
The Red Krorit.
TWEEDALE fc HOPKINS,
Hardware, Stoves, Ranges, Tinware, Copperware
Pumiis. iron pipe, rubber hose and
celebrated "E:irly Breakfast" cook t-iove
heatnii; stoves. Aiuany, urciron.
FOR A FULL
oves and Rallies !
SEE
ALBANY. OREGCP:
PACIFICJCOAST
- MARBLE AND STONE WORKS.
I The undersigned proprietors of the Pacific
I Coast Marble and Stone Works are prepared
! to do all kinds of marble and stone work oi;
i short notice.
All work guaranteea to give
We will furnish to order mouu-
i satisfaction
meats, headstones and an other work in the
marine business, in any shape or noior that
can be found in the market. We will furnish
Eastern made work as low as any house in
the state. We call the attecion of the pub
lic fo Fasten finished rk now in our shop.
We will not use the Santiam sandstone as we
car.i ot recommend it for durability, but will
em'-eavor to use the best material in the
n aiket for Bise, Stone Walls, Curbing, etc.
We will sell as low or lower than any house
on the coast. We can always he found at our
place of business on terry street., one door
south of postoffice Allanv, Oregon All
communications will be promptly answered.
Repairing, cleaning and resetting old stones
a specialty. Address
HARRIS & GILLETT,
Marble Dealer .Albany, Oregon
FOR YOUR FINE WINES AXB LIQUORS
go to M Baumgart's.
A Morn
i Is what you will deserve if you
not call and see our superb stoik
ol" tine glassware and -cwtckcry and
choice groceries.
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Will rioe from
when they see
owr .competitors
The Delighted Buyers
Carrying away satisfactory bar
gains from our store.
Lowest, Prices Best Goods
Albany
er, Stationer,
Sheet music, music books and all
to.
JOSEPH,
OREGON.
plumbin:; soods. Soh: agente for the
and ranges, and "Faultless" parlor
Irving.
Reproof
WALING
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FRIDAY, MORNING. JANUARY ;),
Do You Want
-TO MAKEA
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-IF YOU D ri H J,?,E IS-
Than some selection from W. H. Willard's
eleg. nt and mammoth assortment of jt.,.jBi,
FINE FURNITURE
-FOR THE-
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He has two salesrooms fnlbctf hoicc goods
t select tri!B- Kead some of JJhe selections
ma(e exprtasJi Jiar this trade:
Easy Chairs,
Ladies' hookers,
Patent Rockers,
Clocks Shelves,
Extension Tables,
Rich Parlor Sets,
Chairs in Sets,
Bno-a-!Brac,
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
INANIENDLESS VARIETY,
You c'inot be better snited'eitherjin qtul
it j' or price thantby calling at
, H. WILLARD'S,
3"At Woodin g old stand.lFroman's block.
TYLER DESK CO
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Mjp'fs or Fike UE8KS
BANK OOTHTERS,
a&HiL, UOUKi- ilOUbiS.
GOVERNMENT WOKK
and OFFICE FTXTTJUGS.
BeefWork & iowestfrices
Guaranteed. 300 p. aiust'd
Jone.rinestevpTTH
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Death of Lieutenant Sehwatka's
Father at Salem.
TKIIN lIA&TER l 'ALlFOUIA.
A Brnkeman Run Over aud fKilled on the
Narrow Gauge Railroad at Browns
ville Coast Notes.
The Hf.ralds Sfceial l'ispa'-ihes.l
Salem," Jan. VI. Fred Erick
Gtistdve Sciiwatka, fiither of Lieut.
Fred Schwatka and A. C. Schwat
ka, of San Francisco, died here to
day, ajred 78. He was born in Balti
more, Maryland, and came to Ore
gon in 1850, moved to Albany in
1851 and to Salem in 1859. He was
the oldest Odd Fellow in this juris
diction, having joined the lodge
in 1836. lie will be birried here
to-morrow.
RlH OVEK A.D k I Lltlt.
Wm. I'hristiaii f Euscenc Killd on
tlte Narrow iauae.
KrJENE, Jan. 12. Ir was learned
Irere this morning that Wm. Chr's-
tian was killed last night by a
freight car running over hiui at
Brownsville. The deceased was in
the employ of the Narrow Gauge
railroad as a braksman. Mr.
Christian was born and reared in
Eugene and was the son of D. R.
Christian, one of Lane county's
pioneers. He leaives a wife and
three children to mourn his loss.
Express Irwin IMtcbctl.
Colfax (Cal.j, Jan. I'J. Train
JNo. 4, overland express, was
ditched at Sanders this m ming.
Two engineers and two firemen
were hurt and two engines and the
baggage and express cars ditched
It will take all dav to clear the
trai-K.
Cowboys bioiiiK (lie Ballet.
Out- ot tli- variety Hx-atcrs n
D'xl'je City, ii'nl f'-ir an a'trnction n
coinruiiiy -)inpiseii ot gnuilj-
focrvii,-cd ii mills. The , pel form
ince vvas awful in its wivtcnedness,
iind in no time the It ys ycr uneasy
afit the wlns,Kev in them lii-iraii to
call for lun Joe Hooke aroM-
ifravely and ca 'cd tile perform
ncc to a halt, and asked for the
manager. The impressive gentle
man came into siflit on the stage
ind asked what was wanted. Joe
told him that a show, t" be a sue
cess, should be plentifully sprink
ici whii local talent. 1 ne mana-
ircr haughtily declined Joe's offer
'to speak a peice" but his indigna
tion was soon cut !ioit bv the
wiiizing of a lariat and a ttern re
minder that any Kicking would
-ii'.-dily be lollowed by s-trangula
tion.
Jie tn.iun'ed the st:i";e and or
dered the orchestra t plav some
thin' right -sneaky like, and began
along peice to the effect that;
In de days of old
We'ims all had gold
In fat- till quite r cen'ly
"When we'uns held a wake
Un New York Jake
But otmidirt bury im decen ly
After that uie perlnmince pro
ceeded nnii'. oiieoftneboys,takingit
into his head that the big tiddle
was a nuisance, threw a lasso ovei
the neck of it, and started for the
door- The ios'juuient was a coin
plete wreck in a minute. The boys
then began to lasso the girls on the
stage, who were engaged iu an
Amazonian march, and, in less
time than it takes to tell it. there
was not a light burning ia the
house. Kansas Citv Star.
A Sweet Item.
Genuine New Orleans molasses,
extra quality maple syrup, white
sugar drips, choice honey, and a
large stock of the most choice con
ejtionery. Kenton & Chase, be
tween the opera house and post
office. No sufferer from any scrofulous
disease, .vho will fairly trj- Ayer's
Sarsaparilla, need despair of a cure.
This remedy purges the blood of all
impurities, destroys the germs of
scrofula, and infuses new life and
vigor throughout the physical
organization.
PYLE'S PEARLINE. The only inAention for
easy washing that is absolutely harm
less, and that has won public
confidence and become
staple.
MAKES WASHING EASY,
CHEAP AND QUICRu-rtho
harm to fabric or hands, and without the aid
of soap.
By its use tke drudgery of washing is so re
duced that even delicate women nan easilydis
patch large washing with delightful results
Grease and tains of everv kindare effectually
removed and for house uleaning.dish-washing,
cleaning paint, silver, marble, jewelry, milk
cans and everything else, there is
NOTHING TO COMPARE WITH IT"
For cleaning hair.shampooing and removing
blood stains from linen of dentists or bucth
ers it is unrivaled. In the bath tub it is a lux
ury conducive to health, and should befreely,
used in asylums and hospitals as a disinfect
ing deteigent Printers,, painters masons
fanners, miners, blacksmiths, machinists,
plumbers and all workers in metals should us
PEARLIXE for washing their brgi imed hand
as well as clothing.
Ask Your Grocer for PEARLINE.
?rFoT?ale by Wallace & Thompson, Albany
Citron.
1888.
AKT1STS.
ttuer Subtiniiri'K liicli Arc I'sed
in Priiduciiiji Oil laintiugs.
Sew Orleans Picayune. .
A well-known artist gave me
some curious information the other
day regarding the sources trom
which the colors one finds in a
paint- box are derived. Every
quarter of the glohe is ransacker!
for the materials-- anin" a', vegetableO?.
and mineral employed in their
manufacture. Prom the cochineal
insect are obtained the gorgeous
carmine, as well as the crimson,
scarlet ami purple lakes, beput is
the iukv fluid discharged bv the
cuttle fish, to render the water
opaoue for ifs own concealment
when attacked. Indian yellow is
from the urine of the camel Ivory
black and bone black are' made out
ot ivory chips.
Iheexouisite lJru si-n blue is
trot bv fusing horses' hoofs an I
other retuse animal matter withim
pure potassium carbonate. It was
discovered by an accident. In the
vegetable kiDgdom are included
the lakes, derived from the cnar
coal of the vine stalk. Lamblack
i9 soot from certain resinous sub
stancis. From the madder plant,
wlpch grows iu Hindustan, is man
ufactured Turkey red. Gamboge
comes from the yellow sap of a tree,
which the natives of S'am. catch in
cocoanut shells. Raw sienna is the
natural earth from the neighbor
hood of Sienna, Italy. When burn
ed it is burned sirona. Raw umber
is an earth from Uinbria, audisako
burned.
To these vegetable pigments may
probably be added Indian ink,
which is said To be made from
burned camphor. The Chinese,
who alone tan produce it, will not
reveal the secret of its composition.
Mastic -the base of the varnish so
called -is from the gum of the
mastic tiee, indigenous to the Gre
cian archipelago. Bistre is the
soot of wood ashes. Of real ultra
marine but little is found in the
market. It is obtained from the
precious lapis lazuli and commands
a fabulous price. Ciiiuese white is
zinc. Scarlet is the iodide ot mer
cwry. and cinnabar, or natives ver
million is fr-m quicksilver ore.
Luckily for the health ot small
children, as my friend the artist
remarked, the water colors in the
cheap boxes usually bought for
them have little or no relation
chemically to 'he real pigment they
are intended to counterfeit.
MOTIVE IMMVKK OE THE WOULD.
The Number of Engines in Europe
and Ameriea.
F ur-fifths of the engines now
working in the world have been
constructed durinjr the lastiweuty
five years. Fiance owns 49.590
stationary or locomotive boilers,
7090 'ocomotives and 1850 boats'
'oilers: Germany has 50.000 boilers,
10.000 locomotives ami 1700 ships'
boilers; Austria, 12,000 boilers and
2800 locomotives.
The force equivalent to the work
ing steam engines represents: In
the United States 7, 500.000 horse
power, in England 7,000,000, in
Germany 4.500.000. in Fi-mce -3,-000,000.
and in Austria 1.500,000.
In these riguivs :ne mo'.ive power
of the locomotives is not included,
whose number in all the world
amounts to 105.000 representing a
total of o,000,000 horse power.
Adding this amount to the other
powers, we obtain a total of 40,000,
000 ho:se power.
A steam horse power is equal to
three actual horses power, and a
living horse is equal to seven men.
The steam engines of the world
represen', therefore, approximately
the work of 1,000,000,000 men,, or
more than double the working
population of the earth, whose total
population amounts to 1,455,923,
000 inhabitants. Steam has ac
cordingly trebled man's working
power enabling him to economize
his physical strength while attend
ins to his intellectual develop
ment. K ii lining Fixtures for 1888.
The following are the dates fixed
for the Eastern and ''Western"
meetings of next season so far as
yet declared :
Xew Orleans Spring Meeting April 2 to 7
.Memphis Spring Meeting April 14 to 21
Nashville Spring Meeting. ..Apri. 28 to May S
Leximi'on Spring Meeting May 7 to 12
Louisville Spring Meeting May 14 to 24
Latonia Spring Meeting Begins May 26
St Louis June Motting June 2 to 16
Washington Park, Chicago, Spring
Meeting Sept. 2 to 9
Illustrated.
Ragged Social Philosopher(lay
ing a dime on the bar) The rich
are getting richer and the poor
poorer.
Wealthy Saloon Keeper (drop
ping the dime into the drawer)
Yes, that's so.
A Uood Place For Them.
Omaha World.
Omaha witnessed a Salvation
funeral yesterday, and there were
many expressions of regret that the
me" who play the tenor horns
were not in the hearse.
Nothing better can be applied to
a cut or bruise than cold turpen
tine ; it will give relief almost in
stantly. Salt sprinkled over anything
that is burning on the stove will
prevent any disagreeable odor.
VOL. Ill i. 4.V
OVEH- TiittlES
DesU-tive Eire and vExplosiori;of r
tinpowder and;Xar.tndEei
VAHTliat AkE IV OS in CAKOLIA
Appointmeata by the' Prasident- Lamar to
be 0 nfirMjHSenator Ingalls Resi
dence Burned -Defaulter arrested.
The Kkrai.d's Speei.il Pispatehee.l
Lowell, Mass., Jan.-' 12.- Two
large four-story houses were de
stroyed by fire this morning. The
buildings were owned by the city
and were occupied by the fire de
partment and the Sixth Regiment
as an armory. Iu the latter build
ing were 20,0.10 rounds of cartridges
whick kept up a constant fusilade.
Several kegs of .powder exploded
with such force as to be heard all
over the citv. The loss is estimated
at $75,000. "
SOI Til l'AKOLl. A E tUTlim AKE.
Fears ol a Keiiewal of the Disastrous
Seenea of Laitt Year,
Colcmbia, S. C , Jan. 12. A
sharp earthquake shock, the first
in many months, startled the citi
zens of Columbia this morning.
Buildings were severely shaken,
and doors, windows, crockery and
glassware rattled tn a lively man
ner. People sleeping were rudely
awakened and many rushed into
the streets.
AT CHARLESTON.
Charleston, Jan. 12. There
was an earthquake shock at Sum
merville this morning. A slight
shock was also felt by some per
sons here, though it was so slight
as not to be felt by the majority of,
the people. There was no danger'
and no alarm.
AS AKMOKV KLK.VED,
And with it $5,OOfl Worth of Fine
Stock, Poultry and Oogs.
Columbia (Ohio), Jan. 12. The
Fourteenth regiment's armory
was burned this morning. All the
uniforms and equipments of the
regiment were destroyei and 1000
pounds of cartridges exploded.
The Ohio Poultry, Pigeon, Ken
nel and Stock Association were
holding their annual exhibition in
the armory at the time. The val
ue, of thf exhibit is estimated at
$50,000 in dogs and stock, all of
of which was consumed except two
or three dogs.
A UEFAFLTLK AKKESTKD.
A Jeweler "Swipes" a Lance Lot of
Diamonds and Fails.
New York, Jan. 12. Howell
Payne.of the jewelry firm of Payne,
Steck & Co., who failed a few days
ago for $130,000, was arrested to
day. Shortly before the failure he
obtained diamonds from several
firms and when the firm failed they
were not to be found. There are
two indictments against him for
grand larcenv.
Disastrous London Fogs.
London, Jan. 12. Fog contin
ues extremely dense and shows no
signs of lifting. Forty loaded ves
sels are. fog bound in Mersey. Ser
vice on various packet lines has
been suspended. Several vessels
have gone ashore on account of the
fog. It has also demoralized rail
way trains, and numerous fatali
ties have occurred.
Aupoiuted Minister to Mexico.
Washington, Jan. 12. The
president sent to the senate to-day
the name of Edward O. Bragg, of
Wisconsin, to be envoy extraordi
nary and minister plenipotentiary
oi United States to Mexico.
The St. Paul Ice Palace.
St. Pai l, Jan. 12. A fierce bliz
zard prevailed here to-day, in con
sequence of this the laying of the
corner stone of tiie ice palace was
postponed until Saturday next.
John S wiiil on (Dangerously III.
New York, Jan. 12. John
Swinton is lying in a critical con
dition at his residence in this city.
He has been suffering from erysipe
las for a week.
Schooners Lost.
Gloucester, Jan. 12. The fish
ing schooners Wm. Harsun and
Peter D. Smith, carrying crews of
twelve men each, have been given
up for lost.
Senator Ingalls Residence in Ashes.
Atchison (Kan.), Jan. 12. The
residence of Senator Ingalls with
all it contents was entirely de
stroyed by fire this morning.
Will Tote to Confirm Lamar.
Washington, Jan. 12. Senator
Riddleberger has announced that he
will vote to confirm Lamar.
Stop that cough, by the use of
Ayer's Cherry . Pectoral the best
specific for all throat and lung dis
eases. It will allay inflammation,
aid respiration, and strengthen the
vocal organs. Ayer's Almanacs
are free to all. Ask for one.
Ladies, misses and children's
w ool knit hoods, scarfs and jackets
at cost at Samuel E. Young's.
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