IKTSv XHvkT ALBANY. OK KG OK I: WEDNE.DA V MORNING, JANUARY 18 - r VOL. ul-t IjT . J j ' "
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ruder trie niw manajreuient i
ier Him
-WHO WIJLl KEE?-
A full stuck of choice family groceries and
.revisions.
FRESH BAKED BREAD
jfcCvery Day.
BestSyrup, Pies, Cakes,
EES,
Candies, Nuts, Raisins,
CANNED GOODS, ETC.
-The best Soap in the market-
Le Roi Savon.
A fine assortment of domestic
and Imported Cigars.
Sci At John Fox's old stand, below Flinns
nrw brick.;
Agricultural Implements,
FARM IMPLEMENTS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
A 3 WARE
Stoves and Tinware
AT
PORTLAND PIUCES.
CALL AND SEE US.
t E. 2TELS02T,
JShedd, Oregon.
"palace
MEAT MARKET
James V. PiPE.Prop.
rirst Slrerl, Albany
The best variety of choice heef.veal.mutton,
pork ausa";, ete.,iii the city kept constantly
an hard. .
2jT Cash paid for all kinds
MRS- EMMA O CONNER.
Fine Jvlillinery-
Oppcsite He"
(f
joe'o
Superior
McFarland &
ore flea
er
IX A.
LIVE TOWN.
This is whiit Albany is
rier ro keeii lwe with
i'.t present, ami in
the lively times in
-his city, W. H. Willanl lias enlarged his
store mi. I st-uksn that he now has the most
complete ami desirable line of furniture intliB
valley , Hi it' nl'le saltjoonia in Kroman's
b'nek are SlUd with an etejrarst assortment of
uc furniture, c-.iisistinir if holiday special
ties, Ir.umes in new patterns, find frold pic
ture f. ames, w illow chairs, easy rockert. hiar
I'le tables, bracket, er-. . etc. An exaniina
tson of the stock will show this to be true in
every rrsiievt.
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GENERA L
bookseller,
-AND DEALER IN-
Text Boot and all School Supplies;:
Fine stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph and autograph albums,
inkstands, ink, pens, pencils, etc., etc. Sheet music, music books and all
kindj of musical merchandise.
Oeneral ISTews IDepot.
SSPMail orders promptly attpnnprl tn.
JULIUS JOSEPH,
Grocer - Tobacconist!
XTO- ei FIEST ST-
(N'ext to Burkhai t v: Keeney's real estate oflicej;
ALBANY, - OREGON.
The Reel Front.
TWEDALE cfc IiOFKXISrS,
Hardware, Stoves, Ranges, Tinware. Copperware
Pumps, iron pipe, rubber hose ;ind plumbinir foods. Sol ajrents for the
eeU-bratcd "Enly Breakfast" cook stoves and ranges, and "Faultless" parlor
heating stoves. . Albany, Oretton.
FOR A FULL -
SEE
The i" udersi'neu proprietors of- the Paeific
Coast Marble and Stone Works are j repared
to do all kinds of marble and stone work ou
t short notice. All work j;uaranteej to give
' satisfaction We will furnish to order monu-
nitr.ts, headstones and an other work in the
marble business, in any shape or color that
can he found in the market. We will furnish
Eastei u maile work as low as any house in
the state. We call the attention of the pub
lic to Eastern finished rk now in our shop.
We will not use the Santium sandstone as we
cat. not recommend it for durability, but will
endeavor to use the best iiut:i..;l in the
market for B ise, Stone Walls, Curbing-, etc.
We will sell as low or lower than any house
on the coast. We can always be found at our
p ace of business on ferry stree:., one door
south of poKtcflUe Alba.iy, . Uiegon All
eoniKiur.teatioDS-wiTl'be promptly Misver d.
Kepairinif , cleaning and resetting old stones
a specialty. Address
HARRIS &GILLETT,
Marh'e Dealer .Albany, Oregon
IOK "iOVR FIXE WINES AND LlyfOKS
got" M Uauniirait s.
A u Reproof r
Is what you will deserve it" you
do not call and sec our superb stock
of tine jrlasfeWiinj ;md eroekeiy and
choice jrroc'jrii's.
A
Will
rise from "our competitors
wheu they see
Tlie -Delighted Buyers
Carrying away satisf:ietor- bar
sraius from our store. ,
Lowest Prices Best Goods
CONiT BROS., Albany
er, Stationer.
- - -
Irvin
WAILING
CR
to !
ant
Smith, tin; eminent
specialist, 433 Kearney
tuuuor oi popular
'eetures on Seieii
ee or lite, t-uronic
Nasal flpirtrrh ant
its Cure, Cause and
Care of De.-fness,
Diseases of the Male,
Diseases of the
Fitnale, etc , who for
years past has ntide rerular profess
lonul visits to Porjlaud, and has pre
viously visited A'jciny as a represent
ative, of the ?aeiii:;).-v)'Vyieul Institute,
is now'flt tb houoc, where he
may tie tonsitiu-ii reya. uni"; all enron
ie. special , and su. meal all'eetions, in
eliidin."; de.-fiiess. chronic nasal ea
tarrh, ull'ectioi!' ami operations on the
eye, all th oat andlmii;- diseases, nerv
ous, blood, kiduev and sexual diseases
or weakness in either sex. -11 affec
tions of the hi;., 1 nee and ankle joints,
and al". cases in any way crippled or
deformed. All cases rttpuirintr braces
or oth r snryicHl aptiiiaiices will be
furnis'ied ui hovit extra charge from
our workshops. All eases of rlieuma
tiin, chronic hjleers, cancers, skin di.;
cases av.d -ill 1 cjises of broken down
constitution, arc especially invited to
'all and iuvestiti'te our method of!
treatment. .To all the afflicted he
wmild silydo not be influenced by
wbat others may say, but come and
see us ar.d decide for yourselves." The
doctor has been connected for years
with institutions whose sole practice
was the treatment , of '.chronic, special
and surgical arl'ectioris, and has had
an o portunity unsurpassed for learn
in.'r to cure that class of diseases which
has been tc'iveu up by the yener.il
practitioner, asjneurable. The docto
has been in practice over 20 years and
is a graduate of the best school in
America and the university of Berlin,
and may be consulted in Germ.111 or
English. - The doctor vould call at
tention to the wonderful
GALVANO - OXYGEN TREAT
MENT, Which was originated by him and has
been used successfully in hundreds of
cases that hud resisted all other treat
ment. He would call special attention
to his treatment of
FEMALE WEAKNESS
Symptoms of which are backache,
burning pain on top of the head, feel
inir cf debility, sr-neral weakness,
ianyu.'ir, and nervousness as the mo.-t
successful and permanent that has ever
been devised for Hie cure of this very
la rye class of su lie re is.
TO THOSE OF THE MALE SEX
Who may be sutleriiiy from any dis
ease or weakness of tlieycniio-urinary
oryans he would say: Do not waste
your time by seiidiny from home for
adverti ed specilics or to so-called
'doctors" who won d have you be
l.cye Hint they can understand nil the
beariny and complications of yourdis--ase
without sceiny you. By means
of the microscope and chemical anal
ysis we can find out all about join
case and will yuarantee success in
every ease he undo takes All weak
ness, can be speedily cured by our yal
vano oxvyen treatment. Piles radically
cured without pais ai d without cutting
NASAL CATARRH.
This baneful disease, which is so
often lieyleeted and allowed to develop
consumption and many other serious
complications, has been cured by our
p. an of treatment in hundreds of cases
in Oreyon and tiirouyliout the North
west t 'oasl Those who are afHie'ed
should not despair, but come to us and
be fined.
Tet iiiiniiinls.
Fo lowiiv, are a f.-v of the hundreds of
testimonial we have received from Oietron
during the past twelve eal:
Mii-rov, (.)... Od. !,' I5,s'..-E.;it..r Walli.
Walla Journal: A sense of dutv to the pub
lic prompts me to state that my son Henry
has been afflict ua with cleaftic ssVince a child,
and when I a v irom your paper that Pr
Smith of the Pacific .Suruieal Institute was in
Walla Walla 1 determined to consult, him
The doctor informed me that he was afflicted
with catarrhal deafness, and thought that he
could cure hin'i. I accordingly put him
under the doctor's treatment, which soon re
sulted in a cure, ami 1 could reesmmend the
doctor's treatment ti all who may be suffer
ing from deafness or any 'of the effects of
na'-al catarrh. X. Pierce.
Milton. Or , Oct. 3, 1SSG.-- Editor Wa'Ia
W'jdla Jonr.-ial: As the local doctors insisted
that the cure of my boy Henrv was only
temporary I . now take pleasure in statins:
that after a lanse of one year his condition is
better than when I made my first statement
N Pierce.
Editor Orej?onian Pear Sir: For twelve
.'ears I have been sulfering- from, bronchitis
an asthma so that, 1 was competed to keep
my rocm duriny the entire winter season,
hut under the iiewgalvano-oxvKtn treatment
of Pr. Henry Smith, of San Francisco, I have
been able to attend to my duties outdoors
durinir the entire wtnter with perfect ease
and comfort, and would cheerfully recom
mend all who my be similarly afflicted to go
lr. Smith and be cured Henry Barber,
East Portland Supt Hotmc's mill', Nov. 2,
lbSG.
At KORA Mills, Or., Pee. 12, IS87. J. W.
Ehle-.i writes: Your trertment has nearly
cured me of my catarrh difficulty of hearinu
and broiichiti.. I would have been quite
well . had I followed your directions and
taken treatment regularly.
Portland, Or., Nov. 13. 1886 M. Slavich
(Proprietor Louisville restaurant) says: My
catarrh, asthma and bronchitis have been
cured bvDr Smith's treatment, and I can
attend to all my duties and enjoy good
health once more.
Spokaxp. Falls, Auff. 5, 1S87. Mr. P. I
LeBritcn says: Or Smith has cured me of
my rheumatism, complicated with heart and
and kidney disease, which have made in
life miserable for the seven years past.
Si-RAGi K, W. T., Ausr. 4, 188". To the
public: This is to crtity that I have lor
over IS years been troubled with a malignant
chronic sore or ulcer on my shin, which
more than a dozen doctors have tried to cure
and failed, and mv friends told me if I healed
it no it would kill me, ut Dr. H. J. Smith
told me he would cure mc, and after three
month's treatment it was entiiely healed and
1 am still alive and the healthiest and- hap
piest man in Eastern Vashington territory.
J M. Laj'mance.
Kfermce-.
L. E. Gray, Albany, Or., child hip diseases"
Thos. Kir., Centcrville, Or., wife cured
of hip disease in both hips.
Mike ltyder, Kirbyville, Or., child cured
crooked leg.
Mrs. L. A, Hoirue, Chehalis, W. T., child
cured curvature or spine.
J. A. Holbr-ok, Union, Or., cancer of lip.
L. A. Alsop, Alkali, Or , catarrh, bronchitis
and consumption.
Dr. D. Siddell, The Oalles, Or., cured of
larynfriti, and removal of tumor from throat.
Office in Kevere house. Consultation frea.
Call without delay, as the doctor's stay is
limited. Oriice hours from 10 a. m. to 4' r. M.
and from to b even
Dr. Henry
suryeon and
Swiss Cross. A
The siivadors j or musical jugs
found among the burmi places et
Peu are most iuyenious speci
mens ol handiwork. A silvio m
the William 5 Vaux cuilaetiou ac
Pliiladelpiiia cou'sis of two vaces,
wbose bodies are joined one to the
other witii a hole or opening be
tween them. The uecK of one of
these yiisciv is-toscU, -wtia tue ex
ception of a mail opcDiug iu
which a clay pipe is iuseitcd, ie;ul
i n to body ol the wlnso.e.
VVneu a iKjuid is pound iulo the
opeu-nccked vj-e lue air is com
pressed into the other, and in es
caping through the u arrow open
iDg is torced into tue whistle, the
viuratioiis producing the sounds,
ilauy of ihci-e souuds represeut
tin: uuf'9 of binis; oue in the Clay
o 11 ctiou of Philideiiha, Peuu
syivania, iuiita'ea the n-.es of the
r bin, or someothei memoer ut the
tlnusli tribe p culiar to Peru. The
closeJ neck u this doiioie v.ue is
reiiiodeicd into a representation ot
a bi ill's head, hicLt is u tiirush
like character. Auotlier water vace
iu the same collection, represented
a llama, imiiatea the disgusting
habit which this animal possesses
if ejecting its salvia wlieu enraged.
The llislug souud winch uccotn
pauics tLu uctiou is ad.unitbty im.
tateu. A Oiack tuue of eartheu
wure, oruameiitcu witli a groti s
tjue head iu low releit, to whicti
snort arms are attached piessiug a
tl'V-j tubed syrinx to U lips(,Clay
collection) deseives especial men
tion, as it tuygest the evolution
of this instruineu from which a
single tube to more compiicaied
tonus.
Peruvian woven tissue?, often
dyed iu bi 'liaut hues, i"'e unsiv.
passed by the textile productions
ot any other ancient American
jieople. Their jewelry of gold and
.-i.vtr is remas niible. Statuites in
the jrfioU!s incutais are even more
woudUi.u ; they reiiesent mou
keys, birds Willi thcil' leathers,
u?u w.tu scales, etc., modeled in
u led or miagiio. Hum u tigures
were ais cat iu precious uietals
the ai sis evxu atiemp iug groups.
ii.aOs were made ot gou. silver.
g.is aid :.uil)euw;re. Wood was
u-eu to lui ulsli oojects ut daily
Use, and au examp.u may be seen
in the beautnuily - oruamenteu.
c. mibs that are sometimes fouud
piaceojbeside ihe dead in the hua-
It is yi t to be shown thar the
ancient Peruvians possessed a
system of coinage, or of recording
their ideas by a system of writing
either hieroglyphic or phonetic.
Lt is supposed ihat some system ol
communicating ule.is and record
ing eveuts existed by means ot
iup- or strings of varying length,
u which were kuotted a certain
number of tbieaos. The Inc.. w: s
thus enabieu to transmit his outers
by messengers over all the roads
starting from the capital at Cuzeo.
Relays ot runners were statiored
all along the imperial highways
at distances rarely exceeding live
miles, and in this way orders were
foi'iv-r led to ali poiDts m the k'ng
dom with grct rapidity.
U LTLESS FAM I LY MED1 GIN I
"I have used. Simmons Liver
Regulator for many years, Lav
ing made it my only Family
Medicine. My mother before
me was very partial to it. It is
a safe, good and reliable medi
cine for any disorder of the
system, and if .used in time is .
a ffreat preventive of aiekness.
I often recommend it to my
friends, and shall continue to
do so. .
"Rev. James M. Rollins,
Pastor M. E.Chureh, So. Fairfield, Va.1
TIME AND DOCTORS' BILLS SAVED bt
lirayt keeping Simmon L,ivei
legulatar in the house,
"I have found Simmons liver
Regulator the best family med
icine I ever used for anything
that hiay happen, have used it
in Indigestion, Colic, Diarrhoea,
Biliousness, and found 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.
"OVID G. SPARKS,
"Ex-Mayor Macon, Ga."
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Six Weeks of Legislation and
Many Bills.
SE.VATE THE SPEECH JUKEKS.
Eiv.ilry ""dV Leadersh'f B'fctica Consents
Postal Teleg.aph B:"' IJayei
Interesting News.
Special Corrcspondeii-.-.l
VVASHixuTtis, Jan. 1C Congress
has been nominally in session six
weeks today, and while no really
practical aciiievments can be point
ed to iu the way of legislation, siiil
a great deal of work has been done.
During this time 4,7G0 bills have
been iutri:duced into the house,
aud 1,400 iu the senate. I find, ou
comparison, that this is an increase
oi' yy per cent, over a coriespoud
ing period of the last congress.
Many of these bills are appropri
ately referred to committees and
must consume more or less time in
their eXHiniuatioii by committee.
A. few congressmen take their task
indifferently and have an easy time,
but the majority work hard aud
more thau earn ail that they get.
There is a marked difl'ereuce be
tween the seuate aud the house in
the matter of speech making. Tte
senators aimost universally prepare
and write out their speeches be lore
delivery, and there being no limit
to their time, read them in a delib
erate and dispassionate mauner.
Right tne reverse in the house.
There the time is limited to one
hour. The issue to be discussed is
often sprung suddenly, and of ne
ccssity, the speeches must be im
promptu, and subj"ct to repeated
and annoying interruptions. The
member who can staud this incess
ant tire, keep his temper, and cling
to the question involved, wins the
praise of his associates and takes a
step higher in their regard. Bur
many a good fellow has. been buried
under hi-s first speech, nevei to be
heard from again. .Most new mem
bers are very cautious uow-a day
about engaging in debate.
There is far more rivalry for lead
ership in the. house than in the
senate." The senate is extremely
diguified and has gi'eat regard to
what Koscos Coukiiog teamed
senatorial courtesy. If personali
ties are indulged in they come in
such a way that the rough corners
are smoothed and round-id off so
that no offense is given, though
the language may be severely cut
ing. .hot so iu the honse of rep
resentatives. Turmoil aud con
fusion reign there, aud the greater
the din, the more satisfaction ex
perienced, anil the gre ,ter oppor
tunity for direct, personal antag
onism. There are scores of in
stances every session where bitter
enemies are made, and all growing
out of this great latitude given iu
debate.
Tue house committee oi el c
tious held a long session ou Sat
unlay anil gave a full hearing on
the Thoebe-Carlisie contested case,
flu: re.-ult was a a uuanimus vote
f the committee in tavor of the
speaker. This was expected aud
therefore gives no surprise. There
are six other contested states which
will probably be as easily settled,
fi e Semite committee are always
nine or eleven, the house tlnrteeu
or fifteen, giving a uiijority iu
tavor of the controlling party iu
either brac h. The senate is re
publican, and the house democratic
and this fact should always be re
mebered in the settlement of any
party questions.
: In the senate committee on pub
lic lands there was a singular
meeting last Friday, and ail by
accident, which made it more re
markable. There happened to be
present five ex-Goveaors of Kansas
aud two ex United States senators
from the muie state. The coinci
dence' was the subject of a great
pleasantry, aud senators left their
s ats to witness the unprecedented
sight.
As the session progresses, the
lack of democratic harmony be
comes more apparent. Mr. Mills
of Texas, the Chairman of the im
portant committee on ways and
means, assumes the respousibili
tie's of entire GovernmeBt are up
on his shou.ders. lie received a
severe back-set on Friday, through
his party associate, Mr. Hatch, of
Missouri, much to the merrimeut of
the republican side of the house.
Mills is very arrogant. Hatch is
practical and wants straight busi
ness, and the result was tha
Hateh sc'&fed 6eYejral; -good points,
much to the discomtoriure of Mr.
Mills. I do not Know there is any
truth in the report that Speaker
Carliste has already expressid his
regret that he has put Mr. Mills at
the; head of this committee, still it
is thought to be a fact.
I have good reasons for believing
that there will be no action this
session on" the Postal Telegraph
bill . Desirable as it may be tne
people will have to wait.
Jeannie Winston Jan. 27.
Kentucky Fued Still Causes
Bloodshed and Violence.
llIttNS mi; WAKPA1H.
Eadows a School with His Moaey Death of
Liiaister from Portugal Sherman's
Broiher-in-Law Dead.
The Hkraui's Special Dispatches.)
Chicago, j;.ii. 4. A special
from Cattleburg, Ke mucky says
l.lie war oi extermination between
rlatrield and McCoy is stillgoiiigon
in the wilds oi Virginia. Saturday
a pursuing party, numbering 20
overtook the liatrield gang near
Capt. ilatlield's house. During
the fight which ensued, Bud Mc
Coy, of the pursuing party was
dangerously wounded and v. ill
probably die, : Alurphy oi Hatfield
gang was killed. Ihe party Which
numbers forty is still in pursuit.
The excitement throughout: Pike
county is increasing daily as the
Hatfield party, hare warned people
that ihey propose to kili tiieui and
ui"-n their' property. They-have
sent word that they propose to
ourn i'ikeville and exUicnie their
six comrades now m jaii there,
ihe jail is etrongly guarded ' Oay
and night. '
Miue Jxlosion.
Victoria (B,:.C.)t Jan. 24 .n
explosion occurred shortly before 9
o'clock this morning in 'o. o' sha't
of Wellington Colleriee, K: Duns
muer & f?ons, proprietory. :i. The
force oi the explosion displaced all
the hoisiiuggear and at 11 :50efeven
men had been hoisted but by ropes.
This leads to the belief that the
expicsion has not been a severe
one and that the- prospect is yood
ior the safety oi. the balance. Two
nundred men are in the' mine.
Hon. Dunsmuer proceeded, in a
special train to the wine :. immedi
ately after noon and reached . liere -at
1 o'clock. . Thirty four ."white
men and thirty one Chinese ; have
been safely hauled up by the hoisi
ing shaft gear now being in work
ing order. They are beiug brought
up quickly and as there is rib tire
in ihe mine, it is reasonably-.sure
that all are safe, with the except
ion oi a iew immediately where the
explosion occurred.
American Divorce Sustained.
London, Jan. -24. The divorce
court to-oay in the case of an
inglish woman named Turner who
i ad married an American "named
Thompson and who had the .mar
riage annulled by an American
court. The judge held that the
woman having married an Ameri
can and lived with him in America
v, as subject to the same laws as
her husoand ami therefore the. des
cree pronounced m America . hold
ing in England without a mrUier
decree irom tne English courts.
. Disturbances in Cuba.
J AtKsoxvii.Lii,Fla,.Jan. 24''.-Re-ports
from Cuba indicate a.-. most
sei iou condition ot affairs. The
citizens ol Havana and Mantana
z:s have demanded of Captain
Genital Marine, protection from
tne outlaws and oilicial thieves,
oUMiiea&s is partially paralyzed.
The opposition papers are stopped
almost daily and the strictest' cen
sorship kept over messages sent by
cable. Alartme Locanda has
ieen kidnapjied near anta Ciara,
v bandits who demanded a ' ran
som of !f :J J00. ""v"
lixliiNlrial School KndoSTPd.
Galvelston, Tex., Jan.;, 24. J.
T. Allen, formerly state ' treasurer,
died suddenly Yesterday aged 02
years. He bequeathed his fortune
of $ 50000 to the City oi Galveston
fo the establishment of an indus
trial gel. ool. '..
Portugal Minister Diu
Washington; Jan. 24 Yisixga
dais irogueisas.rriinisler from Port
ugal died this morning, .. lie has
been minister to this country for
the past tin years. ' ' '" 'A
Dt-alh ot Col. Jfft'ultcn.
New York, ' Jan.: -. 2. Col.
Ciuuies William Moulten.died at
3 o'clock this morning of apoplexy.
He was a brother-in-law ' 6f Gen.
Sherman. ' '
.anlncket in Icci'-
Nanticket, Jan. 24.--This is
land is a complete iueburg,. and a
large numberof, vessels have been
caught in the ice.
Newcastle Arrive;
New York. Jani 24:.-iDrike New
castle arrived here this morning on
the steamer Celtic. .. , -To
Oar Many '.Fjrtrou and ,Friends.
Should we place a , . private sell
ing price on our, goods' in the
shape of letters or other characters,
how easy it would be for -us to give
a liberal disccfuntjviind j&tthe same
time add a greater . per .cent to our
profit. We relieve in justice and
equity in busine-s as iifcafl things
else, and have with this in view
marked ur tck -. of. .boots ;.rvl
shoes iii figures which all can un
derstand, and are during Jan:-:t:y
giving 15 per cent, off , fr;in those
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