Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, August 30, 1888, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textr ' 1 : V 16 CENTS A WEEK. ALBANY. OREGON TH LI ESD AY J MORNING, AUGUST 30 1888 VOL. III-NO. 240 " . '-V--.;ii;i8 - I'll 1 1 VfV i California, tlie Lane l rc1 w'wt r m war m r . m AHILnNLMLUCO.oro)iriiLI TAL HAVE YoL' A COLD in the head wmuh does r,ot get better? ifave vou an excessive secretion of mucus or matter in the nasal passaats which either must be "blown from the nose or drop back behind the palate, or hawked or snuffed backward to the throat? Are Tou troubled by hawking, spittint;, weak and inflarr.ed eyes, frequent soreness of the throat. THE O NLY- qUANTEED CURE TOR CATARRH i oui i ii Mrm r m f R flVI I I T U fill V 1LLL currouinjf sores reve tne corruption witnin. . As every breath drawn into the lungs must pass ovtr and l.-etome pollute d by the reliev lion in the nasal passages, it must necessarily lollcu tl.at jciscring ot tl.e wloie secre gradually takes place, while the morhii! matter that is tvp.l;cwid tmtirg !V t s!tt stem into the stomach, enfeebles digestion, and oftcn( picor.cn- c tj lyt'u, 01 if.x i.Y, itataftes ity, nervousness and consumption. DO NOT PROCRASTINATE. il If you have experienced ar.y offthe abovtsyn.pttmfj ticj'i.ct dela?, lut fry Caiikrni l Cat-K-Cf re at once. We positively uarant eer a few applications Relieve and'a thorough i treatment to cure. S:x months treatment for SI. 00; sent by mail aaalu ibie aot t'ul-R-4 arc. For Sale by " A ! LI !"! 1 1 ! 1 in The Red "W, C- T"WEEDALE. hardware, Stoves, Ranges, Tinware,' Copperware, Puiops. iron pipe, rnlihor hose and plumbin? eoods. Sole ajreDte for the ceil)rau-d "Eariy Breakfast" cook fctoes nd.ranjres, and "Faultless" parlor ncHting staves. Albany. Oresrnn. AT COST! m TO Gfv W. SIMPSON. Havinir purchased the Furnishing (roods, Boots, Koland fc Co. is now Bi an fetter ! Having a complete assortment of General Merfh.inriise, bmi-'nr at a bii; discotint, which he still proposes to sell at cost. I'urcha.-ot'.-? will .lo v. -Til to call n.l t:et his prices? before buying elsewhere, as you can save from 2") t "0 per cent. The highest niarket price paiJ f r coiunry ; io Jnce of all' kinds, either in csh or -:or.ls. ' ChiJdrsn C r y f c rPt c h c r C q c t o r I a . of uiweffi EUEEKA The motto of Califojnia means "I have found it." Onlv in that land of sunshine, where tthe oratisr emo i-jtheir hi.het perfection in niii'-winter. ire the herbs and "um found that are justd in that pleasant lemedy for all ithroat ami lun j; troubles, Sasta Aeik the rule cf cous;h?.faKthiia, and con sumption, f'oxhny A Mason, of Al bany Ore;(n, have been appointed L-an.su:ii psifi tus valble Ctuitoruia reui- eiy, and sell it under a guarantee at il i bottehree fur . FOR SALE BY J". ALBANY C KEG ON Tinjrm? or roaring in the ears, more or less impairment of the hearing, l"ss o smell, memory impaired, dullness cr dizziness of the head, dryness or heat of inose? Have you lost all sense of smell? Have you a hacking cough? Have you 'dyspepsia? Is your breath foul? Ik so ivou havk tub Catarrh. Some have al these symptoms, others only a part. jlhe leading symptom of ordinary ca tarrh is increased secretion of mucus of yellow or greenish colored matter. Y oui breath is caused by the dec rc posing secret'ons exuded fror: itsteriiur ulcers far back in the head; ometiir.es the membrane covering the bones is eaten away and the bones themselves TBI ?raaua".v aecay. &ucn cases ar in Ll LJdeed tobjects of. pity, as stench from regon 14 tL, pi j rj?ittM (Successor to E. W. Langdc-n: DKALEB IN Drugs, Faints, Oils. Perfumery and foilet articles, also a full line of hooks itni! stationary, periodicals, etc. PreseriptioDS carefully compoanded !N ODD FELLOW'S TEMPLE, Albany Oregon Front. stock of Clothinrr. Gents' Shos, Etc., of C. B, prepared t oiler Tl till tat & Mil FOSHAY A MASON. Albany, O TBI FRONT Tlie Albanv Mery ! -Under the new management of- WHO KEEP A fuil line of choice! family grocer es arid provision. Cannea i-'inetipples,! Choice Table Delicacies Ornamented cakes for Wedainas and Parties. Salmon bellies, mackerel and salt fish,ofall kinds. FRESH BAKED BREAD iivorv 13 a v. TP. TEAS and COFFE 'hk Nuts, Raisins. '1 ne best Soap in the market Le Roi Savon. A fine assortment of domestic and Imported Cigars) 5TAt John Fox's old s-tanil.J low Fl nns new lirick. T.J. OVERMAN AUKNT KoR THK 1 ' 1: Tricycles Safeties: iSTHas on hand a line of new and second andwheelB. Send for Catal HAVING SOLD? AN INTEREST IN MV harness business to 1. J. Overman, I am desirous of collecting all my outstanding notes and accounts. All persons knowing themselves indebted to me will please call and settle The business will be continued as usual at the same pleate. E. L THOMPSON. Albany, Feb. 22. 6 -JILIVE- n runii -IN A- Live Twln. This is wtcit Albany is at present, and in order to keep pace with the .ively times in this eitv, they have enlarged their store and" stock so that they now have the nust complete and desirable line of furniture in the valley. Their double salesrooms in Fro man's block are tilled with an eleirant, assortment of new furniture, consist ing of lounges in new patterns, line gold picture frames, willow chairs, easy rockers, marble tables, brackets,' ete., etc. .An examination of the stock will show this to be true in every re-;-pect. University of .Oregon ! Nt-xt- -eimi begins nn .Mondnv. the 17ih of Sej.tf:ni' r. !. Krve .-i!..;:rb:ps iroin t very 'n;t in s':-.!..'. .A pvv to -.oir i:.nii!tv i-i;.o;ii:tVn.l. i:t" F:iri-..i;-.-i: C'!a.-.-;t-.i:. v.-: ;Tiii...Li'vra: v r.,.l : ,-hort Kn:h.h ;,nv in w t-J.-;, t.. ;, ,'s no batin. l.ivck. 1'rvm h or (i.riKin. K.':',Vi-'i is 'ft'-finiin ut';. ,i i',r, ::it.s Crursr I'vT eatal'.'i-'lles i-r 'tin-r i r:i;;tin. a-:irf, W. Joii.N'soN, rrL-siji.t. iter Bros. BestS Pies Cakes T iMvm VOODiN wILLARD ureDea ers Absolutely Pure. This powaer never vanes. A marvel of purity,strengtli und wholesomeness. More eeouomieal thaa the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competi tion with multitude of low test, short weight aluun or phosphate powders. 8old only in ems, Kotai. BakiN- dek Co , lO.'. Wall st., N. X. ATTOHXKYS. DK. N. BLACKBURN, ATTORNEY AT . Law, Albany, Oregon. Office in Odd bellow's Teni.le. -VIII practice in all courts of the state, and Ue sjiecial attention to all business. WOLVERTON CHARLES E. A ITORNEY at Law, Albany, Or. OtfiVe in rooms 13 and 14, Koster'i Blck, over L. E. Blain's stcr . T K. WEATHORFOUD, ATTORNEY AT Odd tj . law, Albanv, Oregon. Office in Fellow's Temple. Will practice in all the courts of thestate, and give special attention to all business rHYI IA. 1 W. tlASTON, FHYSICI.N AND SLK reon, Albany, Orei-on.- M 11. ELLIS, PHYSICIAN AND SURr , j;eon, Albar.y, Oregon. CC. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND UK . jtcon Albany, Oregon, office over Gra: w obi's sti.re. Oliice hours, fixmoA. n. t 4 v. M. f) EYE HE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR. CHAP. L I'leiffer, Prop. Only tirst eclass house in tho itt. l.arjf,' sample Ifbomo fcr :om inercial men. SO- Oi.;ikhc eniployeii in the kitchen. General staiie otfi' e for Corvallis. MRS M.E. McCOY.M. D.HOMUiOPAiiHO nhvsii i:iii itif and residence corner 1 f r ir-U and b.ikcr streets, AHiany, or. Cbroin. diMMSt a specialty. Consultation free. Of " "?'. and i to 5 Y. M. ... .. i.iii.l.'r.VAV, VK'I ERINARY SUK i) awn, AHny, ireu. -UraUiKtte .f er man and Aiuericiai l olleu'cs. M'AI.ISTKIl & WOOIIV.AKI', ll.VFl,rATlUC PIIV siciatiK and Mir-om, ot.sittri'S trear incnt cf chronic disrates of womeli and i'hildrcn a "pecialty. All calls puiiipti. tcmi. d t dav "r ni block. :ht. Uflice in tiic Flim H EWKIil', PRACTICAL WATCH.MAKE , and jeweler, Albany, Oreirmi llasnolia Hour. I1HF BEST MAGNOLIA FLOUR DKLIV 1 ?red to anv parr of the citv, for Si. 10 per sack " JOHN A CRAWFORD. nlSudtf Land Surveying. PARTI KM DKS1R1X" SfRVEVINO DONK CAN ol;. tain accurate and prompt work by lallinsr upon ex-count v surveyor K T T. Fisher. He has complete copies of field note and town ship plats, and is prepared to do survevins in any part of Linn county. Postotfice address, Millers Station, Linn county, Oregon. fe-'"'? . ,ACRES OK LAND-SITUATED 12 tl'MI miles east of Albany .near the Oregon Parifii- milroad. SCO ac:es m cultivation, ana contains sufficient water and timber for gen ra! use Would make four good farms Price, $12,000, with terms to suit purchaser. For particulars apply to J. J. Dorris. PALACE MEAT MARKET James V. PiPE.Prop. First Sirert f Albany The best variety of choice -eef,veal,mutton. pork sausage, etcin,the city kept constantly n hand. I " Cash paid for all kind ock.T&J OF ALBANY. OREGON. president, L. Flinn. vice-president S. E. Young, CASHIER vi.Xi.ViiKHiwiiniu, TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING UUSINESS. Accounts kept subject to L-heck. Siirht Exchange anu leiiyrannic Transfer sold on New York, nicao, San Francisco and Port!anil,Or'on. vouucuoiw made on favorable terme. s.e. vou 4 h; i.u:.N- L. E. BI.A1N ' -HKIiKIJ. GRO. E. CHAM8KRLAIX-I H. J. MivnioKS. Pres. h. S. Cook, Sec. C B. SlooKBs, Treas. S. Farrar, Vice Pres. Oreson Land 'Company. Organized for the purpose o! timing and selling real estate, aaveriising tl Willamette valley in ah of tlie leading newspapers 01 111c tmu-u ..-uu, cim nlovimr eatern agents to direct home r ' . itvii ,.. ,..,11.... .1 eekersto the Miiainein: .un,iiu nunc agents in all , the 1 rini j :1il towns c.i' Marion. 1 oik, i.inn, neinon, Clackama.- and Yainbiil counties to aid in b at:ii inii'iiiri.ilits. ( ()(.: iV.MiNTiiOKN, Managers. For jiarlieulars a!i at the Albany OlliCf Wi -t II ill Hi' ill: f'l.'lUIH, 'Mil- U'lUI ke.nsi'N, .v.anagi rs .tidil il:c lb'-: I:nv f it by c ur;i!LT :ni :n: DUi'kijUl'i tV KutlK'j'. ol RATES AJ)VANCE; A Still More Sweeping Advance Aga;v "'icago' Merchants. CHICAGO 91 EX AliE I P IN AKM. Litt of Articles oa Wtick an Advance Flight Rates Ha.Te Beeo Made to.'. Chxr.yo from. Kew Yuri.. xn Special to the Herald. Chicago. An". coining nas Vieen done by tlie railroaus of late which has tuned up the Chicago merchants as much as the action of the transcontinental committee in adopting a new schedule of freight rates between New York and the I'acific coast and Chicago and the same point. Kates on colored piece goods to-day from Chicago to San Francisco for tirst, second and third class goods are, .fo.-'o, $2 and $1.45. .New York rates on the same articles are, fl.10, $2.50, $1.85. The transcon tinental schedules propose to in crease Chicago rates to $3.00 on all classes, while leaving New York rates at $1.80. The same is done with soap and other articles. The proposed rate to San Francisco on that commodity is to be made $1.85 per hundred, while the New New York rate will remain at $1. Chicago merchants, under this tariff, can pay freight to New York on goods for Calffornia and then ship from there and save about $1.50 per hundred. EKE1UHT TIEAl.XS tLLIE. Tt Brakemaa Killed and an Eh- gineer Injured. Stracnton (Va.). Aug. 29. A collision between two frains on the Chesapeake Ohio Railway this morning near Clifton Forge result ed in the death of two brakernMi and .one engineer, and another engineer was seriously injured. ItEAL ESTATE SALES The following transfers of real estate have been recorded: Geo. W. Young to Virginia B. Winn. 50x132 feet $hi00 Oliver Hvde to Dan McClain 1 lot ii Harrisburg (ieo. V. Wiswell to Ralph K. Online, 1 lot II. 's 2 Add. to Albany K. Saltniarsh to Thos. Kay, . acres in Waterloo John Leedy to Tlios. Ka', 1 acre in Waterloo John K. (Jill to Jos. Moris, 3 lots in Scio Oregon to Martha M. Lines 27.4 acres John K. (Jill to .1. K. Thomas interef-t in 12-V) several lots in Scio 500 550 75 150 4C0 A Saaiiil l.csal Opinion. K. Bn'tnbriilue Mumiay Em., County Att v.. Clay County Tex. says: ''Have used Electric Bitters with most bappv results. My brollier was also very iiv with malarial lever and Jaundice, but was cured by timely use of this medicine. Am satisfied Electic bitters taved his iife," Mr. 1. I. Wileoxson, of Horse Cave, Ky.. adds a like testimony saying; lie positively beleives he would have died had it not been for Electric Bit ters This :rreit remedy will ward off, as cure all Malaria Diseases, and for all Kidney, Liver and stomach Disorders stands unequaled. Price 50c. and $1. dt Fosliav & Masom's.J Those silver knives and iorks are t b best manufactured, and are fully war ranted at F. M. French's. Oreion State Fair! ..THE. Annual state fair will be"? held on the fair grounds near Salem, commencing onfthe IT OF SEPTEMBER And continuing one wetk. Cash to the amount of premium $15,000 Win be awarded for Agricultural, mechanical and stock exhib- lts, works of art and fancy work and for tri als of speed. The premiums offered have been increased in mauv cases.anu new classes have been add ed. Ko entry fee charged in divisions J, K, and o, A magnificent field of horses entered, and thrre will be splendid contests of runninyand trotting each riav. The different transportation companies will make liberal reductions 111 fares and freights. Special attention is called tu the premiums offered for county exhibits of grains, jfrasses and fruits. Kntries will be received in the secretarv's office in Salem, bet inning six days htfore the lair, and on the fair grounds from I-ruin v j: fore the fair. Persons desiring to exhibit in divisions J, K, O, 1' and are requested to niaKe tneir entries on l- naay and Saturdav before the fair, if possible, ill entries tlote 011 Monday, Septtmhir 17lh, at 7:30 p. m. PRICES OF ADMISSION - Coupon ticket for men (six days) $2 ."jfi ('onpon ticket for women (six b:vs) 1 '0 lAi.v ticket for mvi '. '. 50 I 'ay ticket for women 15 Tic-kets. f. the m uul smnd at rute tra k 1 r i:i.i:e o cr 1 2 i :.-s -jr. 1. - tu Lr;;mi - ji.d free. Thosv desiring t juvh.e booths will ap. Ply Hi th- secretary. A:".' 'Si 111! t.) iii.j -eci. t.uv at Salem fur a l-rtu.ini: hsi. j. T. :i:i:t;:. isei.reU.iy. 1 There is nothing that man is more proud of thaa bis resson, and yet, if two strange dogs tali to fighting in the streets, he will take sides, with one dog or the other, with all the vehemence of his pas sion. "The Century." v "What do you publish a paper for, I'd iike to know !"sarcastically inquired an irate politician, tack lins a country j editor. "For two dollar ,ajearr- in advance,''. rer pouded.theedifOT,,.'aul I jifcw4 for four years." Washington Critic. " If women are really angels," writes an old bachelor, "why don't they fly oyer the ftjpce instead of makiDg such a fearfully awkward job of climbing?'" "The world is srowinsr better every day. An honest men abound," some people say, But still the finest apples of the crop, When packed in barrels, somehow get on top "Field and r arm. An instantaneous photograph of a dude's smile is on exhibition in Chicago. It closely resembles a ripe tomato which has been step ped n by a spotted cow. "De troit Free Press. Dogs are not allowed to pick their company. This is why you often see a $75 dog out walking with a 15 cent man. "Connecti cut Farmer." The manufacture of corsets has become so pertect that squeezing a girl is about as satisfactory as bug ging the sitting-room stove '"Bos ton Courier." The ue-uvrse Farmer The editor of the Nevastota (TexasV'Tablot" loaded his shoot ing iron not long ago and went gunning on the prairie. Having bagged a one-horse farmer he holds him upas follows: The one-horse farmer has a life long ambition to gain a reputation for wearing a dirty shirt. He wtll alarm the neighborhood by getting up two hours before day, and then sit around and not go to work uatil alter the sun is up. He will rde around a week look ing after a two dollar hog. He will complain of hard times, and tear his pants climbing a fence where a gate ought to be. He will pay three dollars for a new bridle, and then let the call chew it to pieces before Sunday. He will get ail the neighbors to help in yetting a cow out of the boy, aud then let her die for the want of attention. Stock will get id and destroy his crop at a place in his fence that he hss bfea putting oil' lixiug for six months. He will sprain his back lifting to show how strong he is. He will talk al day Sunday on what he knows ot farming, then rkiu arouiid the neighborhood : Monday hunting seed potatoes. H3 will go iu his shirt sleeves on a coid dav to show how much he can stand, and then return home at night and occupy two thirds ol the fireplace till bed time. He wili ridicuie the mechanism of a corn planter, then go out and smash his thumb nailing a board on the fence. Hewil! go to town on Saturday and come back with fifty cents worth ot coffee, a paper of pins and a dollars worth tobacco. of chewinp: He is economical, economy is his forte, he will save ten cents worth of ax grease and ruin the spindle of a $90 wagon. He wont subscribe for a news paper, but will borrow from his trend and forget to return it "Nevastota Tablet." A Clever Mbm Speaker, L. R. Meekins in Kpo -h. A good instance of the facto tum's cleverness occurred in the campaign of 1884. He had been sent to a large town in Ohio as one of the speakers at a big meeting to be held thtre. There were so many noted mea present that he came at the end of the list, and as he arose to speak a brass band be gan to play :n an adjoining square and the audience commenced to flock to the music. He had travel ed a good distance to make that speech, and he was not going t deliver it to empty benches. So he jumped toward the Chairman, shook his fist at him and told him that he thought he was a gentleman but that. Just here the Chair man amazed at such language, s.rose aud confronted the speaker. Music no longer bad charms for the people. They thought they saw the prospect of a fight, and every nun rushed toward the stage. As soon as the factotum had the audience campactly in front (if him he smiled blandly,, begged the Chairman's pardon, and told" his hearers that he had come to that town to make a good speech and that he didn't intend to be cheated out of their attention by a brass band that couldn't half play. Ha carried hi- point, and almost 'vervt'uni: he .Saul was applauded. xiciin Ou-Uis Hitler? is the bost Mi rem- ilv in flu- w.irUt lor liver ar.u kiu ni'V l;s. i'M. I! ase, I'M iiiniiii'ii" For sale S'.iK'ke Ei'u'cjI GENERAL JEWS; Bieyele Men to Have a Tourna - ment at Buffalo N. FREIGHT TKAIIrS . COLLIDE Spanish Grape Vines Eagliah Stormar? Yellow Jack's Victims 3ngar Ota -traote Oahforoia vs. Gebaaidt., . 1 Buffalo, (N. Y.), Aug. 29. Entries for a wheelmen's tourna ment here from September 4th to the 8th inclusive are closed. Among the notable events will be a one mile free for all professional tandem, three mile professional bieyele world's championship and one hundred mile entry race from Erie, Pa. The professional en tries include the leading American wheelmen. Jack E. Lee, Notting ham, England, Jules Duboise, champion of France, Z. F. Allard, Coventry, England,. W. F. Kap, Denny Eastward and Arty Banks, of Denver. MAIL COHME.MC VTIO.N Ke-EiilabllNhed Beiweea Maiauoraa and Browahville. City of Mexico, Aug. 29. Mail communication has been re established between Brownsville and Matamoras. The quarantine is still in force, though strenuous efforts are beirg made to have it raised, as there are no cases of vellow fex er on the river. The Grape Tines of Spain to be Preserved. Madrid, Aug. 29. A roj-al de cree has been published pioviding for energetic action against the spread of phylloxera. It advises importing of the hardiest of Amer ican vines,and study in the schools of vines. ESTRK'TIIK STUKM. Lundan and England Snfler front Morni. London, Aug. 29. A heavy rain, acc jut pained by a gale prevailed all over England last night, doing additional damage to erops. As a result of the expected shortage of breadstuff? bakers are raising the price of bread. V5LLOW FKYLK. Record of the Ravages In 'Jackson ville, Florida. Washington, Aug. 29. Surgeon General Hamilton said to-day in regard to the yellow fever in Jack-"" sonvilie that there had been 112 cases to date, of which thirty have recovered, ten have died and seventy-two are under treatment. FKK.XH HMSK. Will .Vol Sign Contracts for Fear of .iiorieniHs Market. Paris, Aug. 29. Temps explains that France refuses to sign the sugar bounty convention because it would enable the United States to shut her out from the South American markets. 4tllER AIIIMfTS l !. Ciils His Throat lnt INes Xol KMi- iirate to the Beyond. Hartford, (Conn.), Aug. 29. Joseph Breed, cashier of the Hart ford national bans, attempted sui cide this morning in the bank building by cutting his throat. LAXCTKY T El ROPE. Ciebhardt More Attractive Than Cal ifornia. New York, Aug. 29. It is re ported that Lanetry, has given up her trip to California, and will follow Gebhardt to Europe, sailing Saturday. AAIglTHE CVMMISSIOftKBB. An Important Decision In Favor of the'Iowa Railroads. Iowa City, la., Aug. 28. Judge Fairall to-day filed an opinion in the case of the Iowa railways against the Iowa railway commissioners, the test case being that of the Chicago, Roek Island & Pacific railway against the commissioners to restrain them from putting into effect the schedule of rates prepared by the commissioners in pursuance of the recent law of the Iowa legislature. The court holds that while the commission are au thorized to execute a discretion in fixing rates, yet where they fix such rates so low that the earnings are too tow to enable plaintiff to pay fixed charges ami operating expenses, and t leir acts contravene the spirit of the statute, which requires charges to bo reasonable and just, and are in violation of the constitutional pro visions which entitle the common carrier tu reward for his seryices. The court further holds that the title of authority of legislation is between rates which are compensator' to those which are not, and when not, a court of equity has authority to en quire into the matter. The cominisssoncrs at once ap pealed to the supreme court. MKVUKMAX ItlF.S. Holds Otil a Ytc-rk but Finally S tier urn lis. Los Anjki.e.s, Aug. 21. Ber nard Weyi-nnai), who was .shot a week atro by Irs brother, as is sup posed, died eailv ihis morning. V.5V.;: 1 4 1 J 1 .-lliliut I oiicj JL.