Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, January 17, 1888, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextJ 5 I I 15'-. CENTS A WEEK. ALBANY. OREGON!: TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY J 7. 188 VOL. Ill-a 48. ":.v . ..."si m SPECIAL. Burning COAL OIL. Made at Oakland. Ca!., O-toher Ifl.lSST, by ('iiirif-J. Wnmltmrv. at tht- request of tlie city i-ouueil, in the presence of the chief en gineer of the lire-department, the fire warden cityattorney and inemtrers of tiie city council ELAINE OIL Bullied ill HWi Dog STAR KEROSENE, Fpoii Whit tier. Fuller & Co., Knrucd at Via Dcs STARLIGHT, "Family F:t"rite."' Burned at 106 Deg PEARL OIL Burned at 104 D GOLDEN STAR Burned at 110 Des EXTRA STAR KEROSENE utkats Tiitn all. San Francisco, Oct. 24, 1-SS7. Messm. Whittier, Fullei & Co., Front and fine street", city: Gentlemen 1 have made a ry careful and thorough burning test of your Extra Star Kerosene, water white." x yressly for family use, and find the huriiim: test u. be 14:8 Degrees. Very respectfully yours, CHARLES .1. WOODBURY. !T Vuder the uow management of- -WHO.WILLKEEP- A fid": 5ock of choice family groceries atw3 j-rcvisiorw. FRESH BAKED BREAD Cvery X)ay. Best Syrop, Pies, Cakes, TEAS i-si) COFFEES T..1-. n v' IV V1 ri kli ilUlOi llUlOlllk.i i 1 1 1 ii J 1 CANNED 1OODS, ETC. -The best Soap in tthe market- Le Roi Savon. A fine assortment of domestic and Imported Cigars. C-"At .John Fnx's old stand, belwv Flinn's pew hrick. - - - fhe Alban Kofni Bros. f ... 1 i mm 1 1 1 1 1 Line of Superior Stoves NlcKarlarid & IV. 11. vLLARD .A LIVE IN A LIVE TOWN. This is what Allianv is at present, and in or.ler to keep pace with the lively tallies in this cry, W. H. Willard Ims enlarged his store and stock so that he now has the most complete and desirable line of fu(iire in the valley. His double salesrooms in l-'roimm's block are tilitd with an elegant assortment of new fumitiit'C, e.'ii!tisti!!!T of holiday s eciiil ties, lounea. in iiowf.patteras.Kl-irpifu piv ture Lames, willow chairs, easy rockert. niar ble tables, brackets, etc., etc. An examina tion i if the stock w ill show this to be true m every resnei t. ft rests ItFumiture Dealer! . .r Jl -i J i i -w i i " i : i i . ! ! 1 I I " i IK I - - n I mw 1 I I J II GENERA L I 111 f I KJ AND DEALER IN Text Boob and all School Supplies.:; Fine stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph ani autoyra h albums, inkstands, ink, pens, pencils, etc., etc. Sheet music, music books and aLI -kindo of musical merchandise. - General ISTews Depot. f J'Mail orders promptly attpnnprl JULIUS r Grace 2.TCX 61 FIEST ST, (Next to Buikt.ui t iV: Kceney's real estate olliec 4 LB ANY, - OREGON. Ttie Red Front. TWEEDALE niviirti Hardware, Stoves, Ranges, Tinware, Coppenvare Pumps, iron pipe, rublvr hose and ;plumbiiig goods. Sol': agvnts for th celebrated "Early Breakfast"' cook slus-es and.ranges, and "Faultless"' parlo heating stoves. Albany, Oregon. - FOR A FULL SEE PACIFIC.CDAST MARBLE AND STONE WORKS. The undersigned proprietors of the Pacific Coast .Marble and Scone Works are prepared to do all kinds of marble and stone work on short notice. All work guarantee 1 to jrive satisfaction. We will furnish to o.der monu ments, headstones and an other work in the marble business, in any shape or folor that can be fouun in the market. We will furnish Eastern made work as low as any him .in the state. We call the attention of the pub lic to Kasterr finished urrk now in our shop We will nut use the Suntiam sandstone as wn cai.not recommend it for durability, hut will endeavor to use the best material in the market for Bise. Stone Walls, Curbing, etc. We will sell as low or lower than any housi on the coast. We can always hi nid atom place nt business on ferry str rt, ne door smith nf pos-torti.e Alnany, refill. AH communications will be prompt . answered. Kepairimr, cleaning and resetting old stones a specialty. Address ..'.'-.. HARMS &GILI.ETT, Marble Dealer ,Albany, Oregon. YuCR FINE WINES AND LIQUORS o M ISaii'iianrlV. A Stem Reproof ft Is what ;oi will deserv.; if yi (io not call and see our siijf-!'! stock of tine glassware and cnxkeiy and choice groceries. A WAIL ! ! i; U'ill rise from our competitors when thev see ri im IB Carrying away satisfactory har cains from our stone. Lowest Prices Best Goods COKN BROS., Albany to. JOSEPH, fc HOPKINS, ) and ftiffi ! NG Vlll ni i i i i i Mil U ' U nil lux.' uuiyuvii mm IT 11 Hi j1 i nwxirinh nil xtotiaiiaii 1 1 . ii i riir . ii i i iiiiihi i ii i ii in i iii. ii i i ni i i nun i i UUlllVli tilt IV 11 VI I i ii- obacconist ! Irving, THE MARKETS. ! Albany, Jan. 14. There is lit tl; nevin local markers, while Portland ana ian Francisco mat kefs, remain viifisally unchanged The outlool for .wfieat is sonurwh.it belter, with a sli.gbtupward tendency in tin; market. j j- AI.B.VXV' QUOTATIONS. Wheat-Whittle,!; Oiits :0(i'-U)e. '- -;..v Flour $5 pi Ml. . Potatoes 50. r i Eli's 25c. liuitcr :)(;. 4' V V ' Lard --'. '10c. :';l('C ' OOI- --(f. i cri Hams 1 Kd.13isSa.4i-. Shoulders- odTC-' i- : 1 1 a v 1 iitnujiy, S -l osi! s and ci.eat. U. Apples 'reen, (oc.offl per bit. Plums Dried, (' 10c. jier . Apples dried iileached '.tc si:nd"i-d 7 (' S c. Chick" ns Old :;.."!: voting, S'2 oil Hides Beaf hides, iireer, o c, dried 10 c : deer skins, 20f; sheep pelts, 1()( M ; according: to wool. Heel t!'.-ac ifross. Mutton-'i ;")() pi-r liead. Ilos 5c. dressed. PORTI.AII MARKETS. Jan 14 LSSb The supply of wheat in si.lit in the United Stales .nd Canada ast of the Rockies, it sriven by tele gram danuary :5 as 44, 4-il.(K) bushels and "nserease for a week of 1 4,(KM bu shels. Wheat Quiet. Markets abroad lend a rather easy tone to those on tins side and both Chicasro aid Now Yelk fell off. London and Liverpool stocks are larger than accounted by most of tiie 'trade. Our market N quiet and without chainre. Walla Walla is quoted about $1 17).aiid Val ley about $1 -2X.4. i Barlev Fair brewrosr soli at SI 05 per cental buf the market is not a quick one, brewers buying largely in the interior a short time ago: Oats The bulk of receipts noted is for shipment account, and offerings on this market are no', large. Feed qual ities quoted 4i(().4Sc. Eggs Local rather weak at 27rjc Some Eastern just in reported to be offering at :Mc. SAX FRANCISCO MARKETS. Jan 14 W he -it Spot marKet very dull; buyers and sellers apart No 1 -hipping 1 ST:. In option only a small business doing. Sales: morn ing session. '?M tons bnver season al I -.-V. , ,ni".i nuts un a i. ? i -t ;-4 iiai iiis !ioat.$l 48'n'; deriilg the afieruooii session 1(K) ions do at 1 4i ',', -iH) tons do at $1 4.S;.;. Oats Keceipt iiiieral and demand Oregon al lit; jiru-cs uuianged. -ULTtESS FAMILY MEDf G1NI ' " I have used Simmons Liver Regulator for many years, Lav ing made it nay only Family Medicine. My mother before me was very partial to it. It is a sate, good and. reliable medi cine for any disorder of the system, and if used in time is a ffrrat prevnOive of slchneat. I often recommend it to my f fiends, and shall continue to do so. , "Rev. Jam-es M. Rollins, 'astor M. E.Ch.urcl So. Fairfield, Va.! IME AND DOCTORS' BILLS SAVED tn licaytt keeping .Simmon JLire. eyulator in the house, "I have found Simmons Liver Regulator the best lamily med icine I ever used for anything that may happen, have used it in Indigestion, CMc, JDlarrheca. Biliousness, and fwmd it to re lieve immediately. After eat ing: a hearty supper, if, on going to bed, I take about a teaspoon fuL, I never feel the effects of the -supper eaten. ,lOVID Q. SPARKS, "Ex-Mayor Macon, Ga." "ONLY GENUIWE"S Has oar Z Stamp on front of Wrapper. '. H. Zeilin & Co., Sole Proprieton Vice. SI .OO. FHItADELFHIA. T JOHN BRIGGS, FLORIST, Roses a. Specialty. Cemetery lots planted and cared for by the month or vear. ALBANY, OKKGOX TYLER DESK CO ST. LOUIS, MO. MANur'M or Fine DESKS BASK C0UHTERS, BABK, COUKT U0USJS, G0VXRITMEHT WORK and OFFICE FITTINGS. BeitWork ft lowettPricea Onrostd. 100 r. IUuit'd togne.Finert ever printed.aegtfrggPortaga H1PI ALStSr 2 M OF 11 STORM Desolation and Death on Every Hand. HOKSKS I'KKISII IV T11F.IK STILLS Cattle in Transit Frozen to Death by the Carload The Storm Exxtends into Tcxiis. The IlERALli's Spf'iil Pispatc-n s. Kansas City (Mo, .lair. 10. Saturday and Sim-lay were the roblest ever experienced in this section. The thermometer regis tering at ine time nineteen degrees lielnw zi.to at one time. The re ports of cases of freezing from dif ferent points in Kansas are ap palling. The blizzard that raged tii rough this section a few weeks ago left the people in-an exhausted condition. It is estimated that 3000 people in Clark eennty are in A DESTITITE CONDITION. The Presbyterian minister at ITartionl. Kearney county , writes to the aid society imploring assist ance for that section, saying: "If relief does not come soon hundreds will die." GREAT LOSS OF STOCK. Specials rum different points in dicate that, the casualties among stock has been greater than ever before known in Kansas. Horses and cattle, have perished in their stalls. Two trains of cattle com ing in on the Missouri Pacific rail road were caught in the blizzard and every animal frozen to death. In Indian territory the entire range is frozen over, and cattle are drift ' 'iith and losses will be very ;reat. THE STORM IX TEXAS. Telegrams from points in Texas report the mercury lower than ever before known. differing among the poor peny.le is very -evere. C.it'l" untie ranges are drifting somh in vast numbers, and cattle men su p bend great losses. ur lou nl Of .Inly. Lin ilnii !". u" h. 1 wonder hy not only the birth but the birthday of every royalty is celebrated by firing a quantity of gunpowder through a mental tube? The princes of Wales was in Nor folk when her birthday was cele brated last week at Windsor in this silly fashion. She herself could hardly derive any personal pleasure from if. Who ihen, did? Indeed, I may go even further, and ask what sane human being, not a native oi .Asliantee or other such barbarous hole, can jossibly de rive an1 pleasure from being with in earsliot ii a hideous noise? I wonder how many starving child ren might be given a good meal for the money which is annually expended in nyai salutes? ' Explanation. lit another, column appears under our signature an ailveitisement an nouncing the closing out of our shoe, business altogether at cost. Why we sell a: actual cost is be :ause we won't buy any iswre and wish to clear out every shoe as quick as w can. Ol course the public understand very well that if we intended to continue the shoe business such a course would Ik-, to say the least, nonsensical, and our announcement to that effect would be considered deceptive. Indies will please note this fact and gov ern themselves accordingly. Shane & Loxsway. Local Teachers' Instil ule. On Saturday, January 28, a local teachers' institute will be held in Shedd, to which all teachers and those interested in public schools are invited to be present and par ticipate. Work will be commenced on Friday evening and continue over. Saturday. Good speakers will be in attendance. Mr. Brink has received Ihe finest as sortment of wicker rocking chairs to be found in the city. If you don't be liaveiL. call in and see for urelf. MRS- EMMA O CONNER Fine Ivlilliriery- Opposite Hf" THE PHU 0GRAPHER. Paston'a old stand Albany UNION PA CTFIC R. It. OR. SHORT LINE & GO EAST VIA 11 to KOOmiles the shortest! and 12 to 4S hours QUICKEST ROUTE TO THE EAST. Thispopularline, on account of its southern location, is especifdly preferable for travel du ring the winter months. It atso affords an op portunity to visit Salt Laku City and Dvnvrr withoutextraehargfand trivesaehoice of routes via Council Bluffs. Oinaha.St. .lose ill, Leaven worth, or Kansast'itj-. Full particulars rtirard itti.' rouv-s and fares fumivhed on application. CTRRAN & MO.NTErrH,UdPasen!.-frAjrt8. I 7RKS1I OYSTKil-S F.VKKY RAY AT 1IOPF- uiau ji pleuk-r s. SOMETHING AltOl T EGGS. their I'm- as Food, uk Medicine and in the Industries. London Standard. Eggs are a meal themselves. Every element necessary to the support of man is contained within the limits of an egg-shell. . in the best proportions flml in the most palatable form. Pl.iin boiled, they ate wholesome. The masters of ! French cookery, however, affirm that it is easv to dress them in more than 500 different wavs, ech method not. only economical but salutary in the highest degree. No honest appetite ever yet rejected an egg in some guise. It is nutri ment in-the most portable foriiv and in the most concentrated shape. Whole nations of mankind rarely touch any oilier animal food. Kings eat them plain as readily as uo the humble tribesmen. After the victory of Muhldorf, when the Kaiser Ludwig sat at meat with his burggrafs and great capti.ins, he determined on a piece of luxury "one egg to every man am. i wo io the excellently valiant Schwepperm.in." Far more than fish, for its watery diet, eggs are the scholar's fare. They contain pi osporus. which is brain food, and sulphur, which performs a varie'y of functions in the economy And they are the hetd; of nutriment for children, for, in a compact form, they contain everything that is necessary for the growth of the youthful fianie. Eggs are, how ever not only food. They are medi cine also. The white is the most efficacious of remedies for bums, and the oil extractable from the yelk is regarded by tiie Huss.ans as an aimost miraculous salve for cuts, bruises and scratches. A raw egg, if swallowed in time, will effectually detach a fish-bone ! in the throat, and the white of two eggs will render the deadly cor lo&ive sublimate as harmless as a dose of calomel . They strengthen the cot siimptive, invigorate the teeole and render the most sus ceptible all but proof against jaun nit e in its more malignant phase. They can also be drunk in the shape of that "egg flip," which sus tains the oratorical efforts ofa mod ern statesman. The merits of eggs do not eud even here. In France alone the wine claiitieis use more than 80,000,000 a year, and the Alsatians consume fully 38,000,000 in calico printing and for dressing the leather used in making the finest of French kid gloves. Finally not to mentio;) various other em ployments for eggs in the arts, they 'may. of course, almost with out trouble on the farmer's part, be converted into fowis, which, in any shape, are profitable to the seller anl welcome to the buyer. Even egg-shells are valuable, tor allopath and hiinifopath alike agree in re garding them as the purtst f car bonate of time. si.kkim; Lor ticeaslbe. Key Wtst (Fla) Ecjuator. Tiie schooner-vacht Maria,which came into port recently from Old Providence., has gone for the same p'nee and Jamaica. Peter I Knight and Caorain John Roberts of the city left in her. It is reported ui.u the party in charge of her is in search of treasure trove said to be buried somewhere in Spanish Honduras. The vessel is fitted with implements for digging,blast ing,etc,and a thorough search will be made. Rumor also says that a small steamer left New York with another party who are in the same chase. A noted character, well known in the Bahamas and in this place ali.o, who is a monomaniac on money-digging, came here in the Maria. aDd no doubt was in her at Old Providence. If the repor s about the treasure in question comes from him, aud these parties have gone in search of it from that man's statements, then it is indeed a "wild-goose chase of the mtst gi gantic kind. About four years ago this man was in Kingston, Jamaica, told a tale similiar to the above, aud got the merchants and men worked up to a high pitch of excitment, so much so that they fitted out an ex pedition and went in search of the treasure. He stated he was afraid that while he was at work getting the treasure which he described as being immense lots of gold coin, gold candlesticks, platens and chalices, which were stolen from churches from time to time, and a large lot of diamonds, jewerly, etc. the Spaniards would attack him and his party and the expedition would lail. " So great was the excitement that an appeal was made to the Gover nor General of Jamaica, who or dered a gunboat to accompany the expedition. They proceeded to the point named, and instead of finding prodigious caves, etc., as re ported, they found nothing but a tow swamp. Reporis further say that the CaptaiD of the gunboat became so angry that the living in former was compelled to jump oissappoiuted ex ..!:.:. ' 2. i . t ,i j'tv.iiiwtj i iriui net. t.' .jditi..'. . .1... i -j i.: me language uscu iowhiu mm i anything but complimentary. OVER THE mm n n tt The European War Cloud Again Becomes Cminous. AAOTIItlt ELM'1MS:KKI. toi k The President "Will So.to Florida- Farnell Interviewed - The McDonald Case Submitted to the Jury. Th e ll F.ti.&n'i pyialkjf &iAj-iatih-C"r -: ;'; - ISkrlin; Jan. 10. .Several Ital ian stalf officers are here consult ing with German military authori ties. It is reported that their mis sion is in connection with Italy's undertaking to send 1 50 ,000 troops to Galieia in event of war. I4KK1.I. TALKs. lie I rges His Followers to Keopen I lie Land Question. Di'blin, Jan. Iti. A Freeman's Journal reporter has had an inter view with Painell. Parnell be lieves there is no doubt that grave dissension exists among the mem bers of the c ibinet, and that the government party ciisis may occur at any time next, session over some English question. He urges Par nellities and Radicals to facilitate government business and thus avoid the charge of obstruction. He says the liberal unionists are certain to separate on English .matters. Parnell savs that recent. reduction in rent made by land commissioners are not half what the tenants of Ireland are entitled to, and urges the party to take such action as will oblige sub-commissioners to re-examine the land question. He expresses his be lief that the nationalists will gain three members at the next parlia mentary election. And Journey. Washixutox, Jan. 1(5. Senator Blackburn yesterday received a despatch from his eldest daughter. Mrs. Stewart who with her hus band are now in Los Angeles, stating that Mr. Stewart was lying at the point of death with con sumption. The case is particular ly sad as they are a young couple who married but a few month since. The senator and Mrs. Blackburn left f"i" Eos Angeles last night. The t hief Kxrrnllvr, Washixgtox, D. C, Jan. 16. President Cleveland has accepted an invitation to visit the sub-tropical exposition at Jacksonville, Fla. The McDonald Case. Sax Francisco, Jan. 16. The prosecution made their argument in the case of Clara B. McDonald to-dav, and the defense submitted the case without argument. Tilt i;iT SHOT IS LM.LASI. How Larl de Cray ICagsed a toej of Five I'arlridKi's. Court .Tournel. Ear! de Grey, who was shooting wih Colonel Tomaline at Stratton Hall recently, is reputed to be the best shot in England, It is a curi ous thing that our crack shots are both Greys, the second Grey being Lord Walsingham, who is very iit tle behind his namesake with the prefix ' de." Perhaps the storv is ! not true that de Grev tried to drop ! .1..- l .1 1 - a driven partridge oown tne ciiim ney of his keepers cottage, and at last succeeded, but a really true and still better anecdote of him is related. The writer of it was grouse driving in Yorkshire, and Lord de Grey, past master of gunnery, was in the next butt, had three guns ready for use, toward him a small covev of the He and five birds came Hying. How to kill tlie lot was the problem . A brace coin ing and a brace going would be easy to such an adept, but the fifth bird would get away. One of the grouse was a bit in advance, and taking a long shot at it, Lord de (hey killed it, and, with out using the second barrel, dropped gun No. 1, took up gun No. 2, killed two birds coming, then took up gun No. 3. and killed two going. Probably there is no other man in England w ho would have done it. Ihe Ounce ol I'revrnlion. The fcatis'action of feeling safe from catching any disease" from drinking wjter, frou: impure air, from a sick person, from contact with foul cloth ing, infection or contagion from any source, is complete and all anxiety allayed by the use of Darbys Prophy lactic Fluid. A bottle will give more safety, comfort and confidence than all the dovtor'mg in the world. Linn fount. District Lodge I. O. . V. T. The next session of the Linn county district lodge, I. O. G. T., will be held at thedd on Friday, February 3, 1888. All subordinate lodges in the county are requested to send in their full delegation. I. C. Robxett, District Secretary. Ladies will find relief from costive ness, headache, swiming iu the head, colic, sour stomach, restlessness, in digestion, constant or perodieal sick headaches, weakness in the back or kidneys, pain in the shoulders and different parts of the bodv, a feeling of lassitude and uesniiiiclencv by tak- I ing Simmon's Liver Uegulater. It is ! nnt lintili'MS.anf is liliri.lv- v.-n-Al-i 1.1.. i - - I .! and is not injurious to the most deli- cute constitutions. OKIES V