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

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Newspaper Page Textr- - J 1 t x- . ' 1 -, ' if v" ' OREGON: TUESD0v MORNING;' APRIL 17. 1888. OEJTS"A week. ALBANY " " I III II !! II , III - . ' - r'lV - 3 .-a v. - - J' I " " 1,;" S " . SS , ii i ii , . . : .-Vi u'd you like to sets s.'jiafl.iiiu !of a vjry e xceptiouul character? It' so BROWN ELL & STANARD'S, A LB A X V, ORE G O X, liii; mudlij Dam) i j GW HAS I ON, PHYSICIAN jjeon. a irony, U-r-r n IM i. JiXUS, PHiblUiA-V A-&l.i.r , reon, Albany, On-gon. And sncnd a lit tin time looking over their display of- Seaso J? 'aenioiiabl Die Wiiieii they arc aeihuj? at ucu and. Shoes ll'U ur n Ti"i ill 81 VV t. X vim I liiuiiu. Vui'.er'-tlifc now manaicement.of IC. raw Bros. WHO KEEP?7 A in; ''.nc of choice t.rov'siiin fu-iiiiy groceries and C. KELLY, WIYsilOAN SUR ifoon Albany. Oregon, ortn fwf )f Grait- I wohl'd store. OlUce hours, fromjgUptt: to 4 TAR. E. A. McALISTSR HAS & ATED JJ his ot!i-e on t!;a eornur of i t and Broa.'a!l'.in streets, over Kedfleld &'ttoReirs shire, where he can be found wbfliKOt prc- fessionaily eniigfd. Hi r as M. e. mccoy, m. o.HOiioaowpBrc J3L I'hysieic.i:, oiSee, arid resulcnetvflmur at Fits!, and Baker streets, Aliwiy. 0&'-4jSiror.ir diseases a specialty. CoiisuStaMom rnf . VI fice hours: 10 to 12 a m. and 2 to f.: It will ptiy you to go ther tion to it, and you -will thank usjov druwins? yovr at ten m mid mi TI;i3 been selected -of bright ith ffreat care, and is a wonderful aggregation There represent E very body ains is no room for doubt about the quality and the priees we cordial reception and satisfactory bar- TKUE can rely upon ; f r 5 a T ' U si ii i U MM fll as I. 1 1' III - I K. BLACKM AN . Successor to E. W. Langdon) -DEALEH 1N- Cai ea rmeapples, X. HLAiVliBURN, ATrdfejJEY 2lT ! b;-;!ow'K 'J'emi.io. -Vill nnc:Mi:e ilVhUi oOflU of the state, and give special attcow-fctjitff business. - , ?4- 'OtVEKTOX & IUVINLV APTOUXEYS GENERAL r 'Si Kj 4 Important Appointments Made by President ClevftbnJ. TUK VSSMAX tSil'KUOU VERV ILL A Str-amship Collision Results in the Death of 16 Persons Mathew Arnold Dead - Coat Notes. Drugs, Paints Oils, 'erfumery ami toilet iirticli-s. alS'i a lii'l l:ne of iiooks s.;-tom-ry. peri.rlieal; etc. TrcsctipUoiis carefuliv compounded. IN ODD FELLOW'S .'TEMPLE,' Albany - . Oregon. Ttie Red Krorit. rWEEDALK & I-IOFKIjSTS, HaFta,fc ' Ranges, HowarcCopperware Pnmps, iron pipe, ruWwr hose and Jrihinibing goods. Sole agents for' the celebrated "E irly Breakfast" cook stoves and ranges, and "Faultless" parlor heating stoves. "Albany, Oresrou. iraia, the Land of TIL V-- A 11 B frZT I I frave foTmd KlTMJHKTF' n I I unshine, ' ttt-lljP ET&r rarmiLt LA h- and grape EtTKEKA motto of California mpans "I it." Only -in that land nf here ! the oranc- pmnn fir bloom aad riDtu . ,,i attain priest perfection are ihe herhs and gum found that are used in that pleasant ternedy for all throat and lung troubles, Santa Abik, u rule.-or coughs, asthma, and con iti n. Fonbiiy A Mason, of Al n .Oregon, have been appointed for this valuable California rem and e!l it under a guarantee at $1 abott'.e. Three for $2.50. fOR SALE BY flMStllUPTIO iSit'Jor Ct, ''Colli r.l tr Ume3 jar ). SL iAHIErlNCMCnicoloroyiiiE-fAL fai, ALBANY OREGON HAVE YuU A CuLD in the head which do. iiOt get bciteiV liave jou an excessive secretion of mucus or matter in the nasal passages which either must be blown from the nose or drop back behind the palate, or hawked or snuffed backward to the throat? Are you trouhlyl hr h.w ir-g, spitting, weak and inflamed eyes, frequent soreness of the throat, ringing or roaring jn the ears, more or ! lews impairment of the hearing, loss of smell, memory impaired, dullness cr jnose? Have you lost all sense of smell? Hare you a hacking cough? Have vou dyspcpi-ia? Is your breath foul If so Iyou have thk Catajhui. Some have all (these symptoms, others only a part. ITho leading symptom of ordinary ca- Itarrn is increased secretion ol mucus of yellow or greenish colored matter. Foul breath is caused by the deconr- posins -ccretions exuded from festeritur mlcers far oack in the head; sometimes the membrane covering the bones is eaten away ana the bones themselves krndually decay. Such cases are in mm objects of pity, as stench from IfjU C2kf , 1 l& WlUm It IM u .J. I. THE O NLY- qUANTEED CURE TOR CATARRH IABI ETI NEMCO- CoVo fl 0 VILLE CAL orrodiog borea reve ute vorrupiiou wubin. corroUim As every bseath drawn into the luiis must pass ov r and become polmtrd by the secre tionf in the nasal passives, it must necessarily follow that poisoning of the whole system gradually takes place, wliilr the morbid matter that is sKalIoed during the sleep parses into the stomach, enfeebles digestion, and often produces dyspepsia, and finally great debil ity, nervousness and consumption. DO NOT PROCRASTINATE. ' If you have experienced any of the above syi.iptouis do not delay ,f but try California Cat-B-Cure at once. Wc os.tively guarantee a rew applications t j relieve, nd a thorough treatment to ewe. S;x mon'hs ticatment for fa.OP; sent by mail 1.10. Sftanta nie anil mc. mm 11X11 Albany, Oiegon, ClioicB TaWe Delicacies OrnamcL ted cakes for Weddings mid Parties. Salmon bellies. kinds, j mackerel and salt'flsh oftall FRESH BAKED IEEAB ivery Day. wr T at Law, Albany, ur. and 14, roster's iiiocijj 8tor'. OA(ccii rofiinf in over ii. WEATHORFOR.'), ATTORNEY AT jaw, Albauy, Oregon. uiihnj in UdU Fellow's Temple. V ill practice in all liifc court.'- of tbcslate, and give special '-attention to al: business s Vow will Save Money TY TAKING YOUR SEWING MACHINES 13 to the repairer, B. F. Parvons, at Washington, April 16. The president this afternoon sent to the senate the following nomiuations: Frank Nicholson, of MiBouri,to be assaver of the United States assay ofrlf at Sti Louis. Mo. ; Kobert Wisconsin, collector oi cus Demara ; Harvey E. bhields, ln(ii miim to he receiver ot public mon- a s at Seattle (formerly at Olyni oia) W. T. KtT .''SJfc.lU UEAI. and Jctftisoi; streets, Albany, Oregon. satislaction or no pay. Sixth Uood T Gl, bARTLt-Y, M. If., OFl'ERS HIS services to the good citizens of the ff Tangent Linn county, Orexon. Pies KMX i VI -itti ' 6..-AORES OF, LAS fJ SITUATED 12 U miles cast of Aloany,iH-ar tlie Oregon Pacific raiiroad, 360 ac;es in cultivation, ano contains sutticient water and timber lor gen tia u.-e. Would make four good farms Price, T 2,000, with terms to Mlit purchaser, v'ur particulars apply to J. J. Oorrisjjj For sale. . 4 SPAN OF HOUSES, HARNESS ANE XV. wagon for sale, eii her together or pepa rate!y as will suit imichasers. For infoima tion, call at this cifke or at the owner's store at Spier. I) EV.ERE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR. CHAS Xt I'jemcr, Prop. Only tlrtt culass lioun in the city. Large sample rooms for com mercial men. No Cninainen employed in tin kitchen. General stage office for Ocrvaliis. aEiAbESFElKi:' !tUoLl.. How tbe Gentle Kurd of Avon i!is Larly Ktlucation. Got TAKE NT HAT. The Origin ot a Very Expression. Common TEAS and CUFFEE Jill V.. 21 111 1 All Nuts, Kalis, CANNED GOODS, ETC Tbe best Soap in the market Le Roi Savon. A fine assortment of domestic and Imported, Cigars. f-SSTXt John'Fox's old stand.'- lowjFlinn's lew brick. wim mt OF ALBANY OREGON.i i YOUDS, president, L. Plinn. VICE-PRESIDENT S. E cashier. G.E.Chamberlain, TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING J. iJUsiNESo. Accounts kept subject to check. Sight Exchange and Telegraphic vra" fer sold on New York, Chicago, San Francisco and Portland.Orsgon. Collections made on favorahle terms. c:cr?- :E. Yon L. Fllnn 0. E. BliAIN "W. E. iURRBLL Gbo. E. Ciiambkrlaix. HAVING SOLD AN INTEREST IN MY harness business to 1. .1. Overman, I am desirous of collecting all my outstanding notes and accounts. All persons know-in? themselves indebted to me will please call ani settle The business will be continued as usual at the same please. E. L THOMPSON. Albany, Feb. 22. Miucnolia Flour. -I1HE BEST MAGNOLIA FLOUR DELIV l ered-to any part of the citv, for SI. 10 per sack. JOHN A CRAWFORD. BlSCdtf ApoidturalliiiplBmeiiis, FARM IMPLEMENTS,! OFtVERY DESCRIPTION HARDWARE 4 AT PORTLAND PRICES. CALL AND SEE US. E. NELSON, Shedd Oregon. Stoves Tinwari Albany Batli House AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON, JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR. SPLadiep and children'shair dress ng a specialty. Dnti-ie satisfaction guaranteed. Portrait Photographer I Tweedale's Building ! .-w I'tgar More. ' OTTO SALLINGKR HAS OPENED A CI ar and tobacco store oj'tJO-itc t!ca Itus llonse. Kis former patrons are ;ii"i-ita U. ciii's and see bis uew store. MaJlliew Arnolil lirop IJcn! of Kcarj Ilisense in Loniion. London, Aprli K Mathew Ar nold, the noted poet, scholar, cr t ic uiitl theologian, whose recent a. tido on "civilization in the United Mates" attracted marked tion, died suddenly to-day in Liv erpool from heart disease. Yesttr lav morning he attended the Presbyterian church, and after lunch went o ut for a walk with Mrs. Arnold, He was in high spirits. Soon after leaving the house he fell forward and never afterwards spoke. His daughter arrived from Liverpool an hour after his death. Immediately after ivir. Arnold fell he was carried into the hou . kji aco tor n-ar fy. The physici nm",p1 spirits down hip tan at, but ha nevrr rallied, ar d lied "int. es alter be ing taken in doors. The doctors have iveii a ciuric; te that Mr. Arnold's death was due to heart lisease. F.RINARY SUB. A lbanv, Oregon. Graduate of Gct- uiao and Anierierai colleges. TAR. 11 KOLDEWAY, VE it goon, A! w JI3e Vl;.ull. EN DFSIF.ING RAILROAD WORK Will be given emplc incut by apply ing to Contractor Hu.it at his hta iqiuj;ter at Valluia. Wr.rk Will be vigorously pofhtd on tut; Wallula branch, ai.it eti imiiiuittd iiHmbcr of men can obtain i mploymeur.. -. ! I", PRACTICAL WATCHA1AKE on, TT EWEi O. and jeweler, Albany, Ore: TTvm71T JLTLESSFAMlLYMEOICi; "I have used Simmon liver Regulator for many yean, bav ing made it my only Family Medicine. My mother before me was very partial to it. It is a safe, good and rellabl medi cine for any disorder of the system, and If used In time is a great preventive of Heknesi. 1 often recommend it to my friends, and shall continue to do so. ' . "Rev. James M. Rollins, i'astor M. E-Church, So.Ealrfleld,Va.' TIKE AND DOCTORS' SILLS SAVED b itrava keening Simmtmt IA.ce cgnlatw in the House "I have found Simmons liver Regulator the best family med icine I ever used for anything that may happen, have used it in Indigestion, Colic, Diarrhoea, Jt'dimuneu, and found It to re lieve immediately. After eat ing a hearty supper, if, on going to bed, I take about a teaspoon fill, I never feel the effects of tlie supper eaten. "OVID G. SPARKS, , "Ex-Mayor Macon, Oa." -WO'NLY GENUINE"f; Has our J5 Stamp on front of Wrapper. H. ZeiitoA Co., Sole Proprieia 'rice. Sl.OO- PHILADELPHIA. 1 W.JH.WIIslflArD -A LIVE, fumitare Dealer -IN A- Live T&wfo. t, te 4ihanv is at present, and ir, order to keep pacewiththe i-i 1.0 oniorH his store and stock io that he now has the meoniplete and desirable line or lurnn ire ... v n xtt Hmihl salesrooms In r ro- mftn''hloek are filled with an elegant assortment of new fom?; m, inr of lonnees in new pa tcrns, fine Kold picture frames, willow chairs, easy rockers, marble tables, bracket etc., etc. An examination of the stock will show this to be true in every re spect. . ' ' Seate are selling fast for the Boulon comedy company, -who SITTINGS BY APPOINTMENT J Sf ffifaSSTS Butfy whips direct trom u.e factory No extra for re- at ihonipton ct Overmon's. , Served seats. , i. .-. " llKllttijOl FAILING. The San FrjiEriM-. i'rngedy Itcsiiils iu tbe e:U!i of Failing. Sax Francisco, April 16. Chiirles D. Failing, who was shol yesterdav by his wife while riding with another woman died at the hospital early this morning. It was arst thought t);e wound would not prove fatal, but his physicians dis covered he was addicted to the mor olnne habit and the severe shock hastened his death. It is obviously essential for the Baconians to set out with the as sumption that Shakespeare was an illiterate boor. They say as much as that he was so from the first and remained so to the last. He was a butcher's boy. they tell us ; he could only have been some two years at school, and so completely had his nature become "like the dyer's hand, subdued to what it (had once) worked in," that when he returned, at near fifty, to Strat ford, he lefcumed tha trade ot butcher and wool stapler. The ascertained facts of Shakespeare' life are few. Still some facts there are which cannot be disputed, and which uivolhe. lie to tbLS scandai ottft" - asumptaont:iakeipeare came of a good stock on both father and mot her's side. They held a good position in Stratford, and were in easy circumstances during tite boyhood of Shakes peare. There was in Strattord an excellent grammar school, to which they were certain to have sent, their son, when he reached the age, about six, at which boyn were usually entered there. What course of study pursued at this and simi,ai sch y. is well known and v..,s ,.-.; ne. i -u'-j in an admir able eon...- ' i pa.; : by the late Mr. Spencei j-es on "What Shakespeare Learnt at School," in Fraser's Magazine in 1789-'.X). It was very much the same as thai of the Edinburg High School in die days of our youth, and brought a boy up by the time he reached the age ot twelve, to the reading oi such writers as Ovid and Cicero in Latin, and the New Testament ant; some of the orators aud tragedian-s m Greek. To send their children to the school was within the mean of all but the poorest, which Juhn Shakespeare and Mary Arden were not ; and all that is known of them justifies the conclusion thai they would not have allowed theh son" to want any advantage com mon to boys of his class. Desper ate indeed, ars tiie straits to which the Baconian theorist are driven when, without a particle of evi dence, tnevdtnv these advantage to Shakespeare. Blackwood's Magazine. STEAMSHIP COLLISION. Tiie .Siiip ':( Stovi'ii mid ttruwiis ! Sixteen Persons. London, April Id. Tlie British st amer Biela, from .Antwerp, had her bows stove and afterwards was seriously damaged in a collision off Deal in a log with the steamer Vena, from Bilboa for Kotterdam. The Vena sank and sixteen of those on board lost their lives. EUcnsburg National Bank. Washington, April 10. The co mptroller of currency has author ized the Ellensburg National Bank oi Llitnsburg, Washington territo ry, to begin business, with a capi tal of $50,000. Tbe Emperor'.'VI'orse. Charlotienburg, April 16 3:30 p. m. The emperor did not pass a good night, bronchitis having mani fested itself yesterday, accompa nied by highj ever and shortness of breath. His disease is said to have assumed a new type, and is accompanied by very alarming .-ymptoms. The emperor is in ;i state of high fever and there is no improvement in his other symp toms. f oNkling'g Com Itlon. New York, April 16. Conkling still hovers between lite an deatn. Hi? condition remains unchanged Try a bucket of Sapone for house .ileuninyr. it has no euual. Wallace & Thompson. : The ladies' brass band and or chestra with tbe Paul Boulon musical comedy company is an at tractive feature. We want all kinds of good mer chantable produce in exchange for the best groceries and provis ions. Kenton & Cha6e Albany Oregon. Don't fail to see the Boulon musical cotnedv company at the onera house next Wednesday night. Admission 25 and 50 cents No extra for reserved seats. PATENTS CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS AND COPY RIGHTS Obtained, and all businesb in the U. S. Patent Office attended to at moderate fees. Our office is opposite the U. 8. Pat ent Office, md we can obtain Patens in less time than those remote lrom Washington. Send model or drawing. We advise as to patentability free of charge; and we make no charge unless we obtain patent. Wk rfer here to the Postmaster, the Supt. of Monev Order Div , and to off! cials of the U. S. Patent Office. "or .i-euiar, advice, terms and lefereBJes to actual clients in your own Stale or couutv, write to " . A. 8XOW A ' Opp Pat. Office. VHshingxon. DC. DECAY OF SOUTHEUX HOHES. How I'urnier AIr.nU;s of Chivalry ate l ielilikig to tint lit-c and Ctiauuc. A great many of the plantations in different parts ot the South, which were once well known for t'.ieir size, the magnificence of the residences upon them, the hospi tality oi their owners, or on account of the prominence of the families which possessed them, are now falling into ruins. The reason oi this is perhaps that the land has baen worked so long without heinj fertilized that it has become poor, or it may be that those into whose possesion it has passed lack the energy and skill which are requir ed to make it pay under the present system of labor. One of these lamotis places in Liberty county, in this state, was lately sold to "a colored man for $1,500, only part of the purchase money being re quired at once. It is known as Laurel View, and is within two miles of the historic town of Sun bury. It was the home of the gifted John Elliott and a very beautiful home it was. John El liott represented Georgia in the United States senate in 1820 to 1826. The plantation contains 5.300 acres. It was purchased during the War of secession by Linton Stevens, and was sold to the present owner by his heirs. The d strict in which the planta tion is situated was noted from the first settlement of the states until the emancipation of the slaves for the wealth and intelligence of its citizens. It is now, however, almost wholly abandoned to tlie colored people. Its great planta tions have been divided into small farms, and the superb mansions, once the homes of men noted for wealth and culture, and of women famous for beauty and refinement. are falling into decay and being replaced by cabins and huts, whose t ' i i.f .1 1 M cnimneys oi sucks ana mua ten more plainly than words the mar vellous change for tbe worse which has taken place in the once rich and prosperous district. Savan nah News. Sometime in the year 1811. the United States man-oi-war,- com manded by Stephen Decatur,- not yet promoted to a full captaincy, ran into one of the Mediterranean ports and dropped anchor, to find that she was not alone. Near her lay at anchor the British frigate iuaceuonian. isaiutes were ex changed and, on the following day, tjieut. uecatur timea on board the Macedonian with Capt. Carder. Ln the course of iiutsaud wine after dinner, the fighting capacity of the two ships came into discussion. Carden insisted that his vessel's armament was the heavier of the two and therefore -.- the more ef fective. "That's what wilL ;beat - you - if "ever we"' tight," replied - Decauir. "My guns are so much ig liter that I can fire five shots to your four and you'll find they are Oig enough if ever thev hit vou.;' "Mine will be more effective at ong range," said Carden. ".Now look heie, Carden," said Decatur, "we are both friends and I'd rather we should never fight. But all the indications point to war and if ever we do meet, I'll whip you sure." Carden smiled grimly and said ; "Bet you a thousand pounds, miby." Ho, that's more money than I ever will have," replied Decatur, but I'll just bet you a new hat." Carden . accepted the wager, laughing heartily at the time. But war was declared in tlie year ioi lowing and the United States was on cue high seas with Stephen Decatur on the quarter-deck and gore in his eye. One day she met the Macedonian and, alter a hot battle, the Britisher surrendered. When Decatur came on board, Carden extended his sword. "D n your sword" laughed Decatur. "We didn't bet swords at ail. It was hats Carden, you've got an awful bad memory, Give me that hat. it's about a thousand miles to the nearest hat store, o you might as well give me your hat now." " "But I protest," said poor Car den who was all broken up at oemg allowed to retain his sword. "You remember, Capt. . Decatur, our wager was a new hat and this iri an old one." "it's new enough to suit me" laujihed Decatur, as he snatched Garden's hat itoni his head and threw his own overboard. He wore it ail through the Voyage in which he towed the wreck of the Macedonian back to New York;, j.uu it got to be tue fashion amon uaval officers, when overcome in an argument to say, not "1 sur render," but, "Take my hat." CXT HIS WIFE'S TUUOAT. A Jealous (BiEslruittl l;ses a Itaof V.HU Fitful i.Ji"cct. -Peter living He Paralyzed the Book Ascent. The New Yjrk Critic. Some years ago a well-known literary man, then just out of col lege, was called upon by the agent of a new subscription book, who probably had little hope of being able to sell him a volume, but wanted to "get his band in" and test his fluency in reciting the printed prospectus with which tbe publisher had furnished all his can vassers. He had not recited more than five lines when the young gentleman interrupted him and finished the eulogy of the book as glibly as tbe agent himself had be gun it. The latter was fairly par lvzed with amazement. He had evidently to deal with a mind-read er of extraordinaiy powers and made no effort to conceal his fright. Dont be alarmed," said the young collegian when he had fin ished his reciiauon. jl m not a medium. I was hard up a while ao and wroie that same nrosoectr s as f pot-hoiier. 1 con gratulate you on having committed it to memory so wew. Omaha, Neb., April 15. Bergo, a mechanic, ged 47, ou Iweutv third street between Cuming aud Burt, last night cut his wife's throat with a razor aod then attempted suicide with the , sa:ne weapou. Mrs. Berg's wound is thought to ba fatal, but the husband will probably recover, i ii couple have been marri d rine years and Have two cluioreu. Airs. Bergo is several years younger than iier husoaud and quite prety . For some time he has been very jealous of her, and accused her of being unduly intimate with other men. Last night about 9 :30 he again accused n r of infidelity in the presence of their two little children. She maintained her nooceuce. A violent quarrel followed, and Bergo, rushing into their bedroom, returned with a razor, and seizing bis wife by the hair, said : Nellie, I'm going to kill you." After a struggle he succeeded in tripping her ovir a footstool and and throwing ber on a sofa. He then bent her head back by tbe nair, aud putting his knee on her "beat, cut her throat from ear to ear. Bergo then bid bis children good by and cut his own throat. The screams of the children brought in the police, who took Bergo to the station, where his wound, which was found to be only an ugly cut, was dressed. x Mrs. Bergo had a high fever and frequeut hemorrhages and it is thought cannot recover. Notice of Final Settlement. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has filed in the county : court of Linn county, Oregon, his final account as adminis trator with the will annexed of the estate of Robert Pentland. deceaa; and the said court has &nnninfcl Tuesday, May 8th 1888. at the hnnr of one o'clock P. M. of said daw -. at the court honse in Albany, Lnm -county, Oregon, for the hearing of objections to said account nd settlement of the same. At. time and place all persona interested iu nam encase are hereby notified to ppear and file objections thereto if any they have. Dated March 4. 1888. J. C. JfrnKsmr Administrator whh the will annexed. Don't fail to see the tripods at Fort miller & Co. They are the latest thing out m novelty furniture X x - i , r 1