Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, August 30, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOTTSTXU HEKALD: TIIUTISDAT, AUGUST ,0. 1SSS Da i ly A. x ri V TERMS F tL'fiSCiiiVTION. er tounu a prontaoie empioy- ent since that enterprise was ; I completed, is to be broken up and ; dismantled. A recent dispatch ! savs the steamer ( ireat Eastern duly. I Published ovory vorn:n-.c exwpt Mon.lav.). cln'en (1 by carrier, pur week 0.15 iJy n:.iii, I'ti yiiii 5 UU v.-;kki.. ( I'ubiis'ne'l every Frilsy Morning.) Te cot:, ptr ;uitiuin, i:i :uiva!ii:e When net iwiti in raivai:Utf I made her lust vovatre to-dav. Bv aid of tugs and her own engines she was taken t; Tranmere and beached, j r.'i aratory to being broken up. t.i o ;30 T52E .131 U.S. Mails at the Albany postoifiee close as follows For aii ottii-iM north The Kastern states '.. lhe West Sule And the N;u row Gauje It. It. ) For Iforclarni and Silem 11 A. M Corvdllis ami Viiquiua V2:H0 p. M oaice south 7:30 r. m The postoffice will be closed each evening roni feix to seven o'clock. Registered matter for the early morning train should he mailed before S o'clock the revioues venin-'. NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET. 1 w Hon. ODE. J BOW.'E, Ex-Govarncr cf Maryland and . r a r 1 1 & t A. uj irresieeni ct ma rcsryiana JGCKey uiuo: eo I . o I cc o Kx&wnL&faVTLr: R. s, WITHERS, Esq., FlJN'JE lumber. i'i;oi'i;i;;T()i: or bunVALL 0 - i r" i I T . i . , , Star Bakery ! -A FULL STOCK OF- FOR PRESIDENT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, OF INDIANA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, LEVI P . MORTON , OF NEW YORK. FOR PRES1DKNTIAL ELECTORS, ROBERT M'LE AX, W.M. KAPC3 C. W. Fl'LTON. MALARIAL FEVERS. The medical fraternity are de ciding, by research and observa tion, that intermitting fevers owe there existence to atmospheric agencies, and bacteria taken from the atmosphere into the human system. Dr. Baker, in a paper read to the American Medical A: -sociation says : Intermittent fever is proportional, directly or inversely, to the average daily range of atmqspheric temperature. The controlling cause of intermittent feven is exposure to insidious changes in the atmospheric tem perature. In the mechanism of the causation of intermittent fever j the chief factor is the delav in the i ... i reaction to exposure to cool air. This delay, extending to a time when greater heat los should oc cur, results in the abnormal accumulation of heat in the interior of the body and in disturbed ner vous action the chill; and the final reaction is excessive, because of the accumulation of heat, and sometimes because it occurs at the warmest part of the day. The fever is the excessive reaction from the insidious influence of the ex posure to cool air, and it is periodi cal because of the periodicity of nervous action, and because the exposure and the consequent chill are periodical, owing to the absence of the warmth from the sun at night. Residence in valleys or on lowlands through which or upon which cold air flows at night, and thus causes insidious changes in the atmospderic temperature, favors intermittent fever. In our climate those measurers, such as drainage, which enable the soil to retain warmth during the night, and thus reduce the daily range of temperature immediately over aucli soil, tend to decrease inter mittent fever among residents thereon. In the cure and pro phylaxis of intermittent fever those remedies are useful which lessen torpidity (especially of the liver) and tend to increase the power of the body to react promptly to in sidious changes in atmospheric temperature. Dr. Bell to the same association presented a paper upon the same subject in which he takes the round that malaria is coincident with accumulations of organic matter in process of putrefaction in alluvial bottoms, on the margins of sluggish slreams, low humid borders of stagnant ponds and . iakjes, the marshy borders of the seashore, and circumscribed local conditions, chiefly artificial, com prehending more or less the same Mrs. Kate Un ask praofk, is about to trive to the reading world a volume of her recollections. They will undoubtedly he interest ing and well worth reading, both as reininiscenses and history, for she was intimately connected with the actors iu our most interesting historical epoch and will probably give much of the stirring episodes of that dav. ;9 I A l. Fairlawn Stock Farm, Lexington, Kentucky : "S use St. Jacobs Oil on my horses, my men and myseif. It is a sovereign cure." Gen. Joseph E. Johnstom, United States Railroad Commis sioner, passed over the O. & C. railroad to Portland a few days ago, and is in that city at present busily employed in the duties of his office. He is a veteran soldier who wore the gray during the rebellion. The excursion to Columbus, Ohio, to the Grand Army Encamp ment, gives a great chance to those going east to travel the route in first class style and at low rates. The train will pass through this city on Sept. 4th. Uavu.g !! i f tin- l:irget and best regulati-d lumber yanU in the state, i: oh'-ni;:. rx'ia iiul:iii-iii'i:t fur those d;-.-iring to ji!nvii:t-j ii:u' dressed or nn. d res.- id lumber, and will deliver t lie sai'i: in any p.trto.'' !his city uii short no tiee by wamm loads at the f i'!.i-.viji prices por t!i-na!i;l feet: "!e;i! messed S-2'2 ,"f) I)o dre se.l on-isiiles '24 00 Kustio andf flooring No. 1 '22 50 Rustic and flooring No. 2 IS O'l rVriar and fir pickets or siiuares :2L 00 Roofing 23 0) H e.-iliier hoarding IS 00 Lii)jra! discount on abovo rate-; on ea;-loa-!. l oi.le in M;e eoantrv who are prepared to do their own hauling will tirul it to their advantage, to eaii at the yard direct, and make their purvhases. Hates on all kinds of lumber to compare tuvorably with au mill in the state are ruarantecd. A lane stock constantly ou hand. Staple Groceries! Croclm NONCE 0 It sounds like a reverberatinz groan from the dark ages to read that the Emperor of Morocco had given his troops orders to burn, kill, ravage and destroy, with re gard to sex age or condition. The Iowa courts decide that the railroad commission has no right I to fix railroad rates. Julius Joseph Manufacturer of Choice Cigars ND DEALER IN FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST Cigars, Plug and Smoking Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Friur Pipes, andj full line of Smokers' Articles. Also dealer in CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUITS. Next door ta Burkhai Wt Keeney's Iteal EuteOiiiee, Albany Ogn xjZ The best quality ot tea, coffee, raisins, ncto, etc CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day. ) At this old sa4 refUble hotue is aim t :i I round a. complete assortment, of freeh famiK I croeeriea, to whk is constoDtlT berng added Jt, j the seasonable lioeu f Mewiaa mod pravuua Cranbemts Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Order, Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, j Canned Goods of All Kinds, ' Bohemian Gl&ssioare, Etc. These goods were all boastfU when priea vere low, and the benefit of the matgin will off fiven to his customer. Remember the plan ii the old corner on Flrat aad I-oadaUuB Sta. CONRAD Mil. i Z taka ploasuro in aaaotinciag tint I Jliao removed rp , from my old stors tolmy nsw building on te 'cornsr of An Ab.HoIule Core. The Original Abietine Ointment is only put up in large two-ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for old sores, burns, wounds, chapped hands and all skin eruptions. Will positively cure all kinds of piles. Ask for the Original abietine Ointment. Soid by Foshay & Mason at 25 cents per box by mail 30 cents. Odds and ends nearly gone, eith V Seitenbach Fisst and Broadalbia Streets. Thanking1 my customers forl&e liberal patronage they have bestowed upon me in the past, I trust that TrTith increased facilities and a large experience I may merit a continuance of it in the ruture. Mon NEW TO-DAY. City Marshal Notice. OTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE owner or keeier of an ? dojr or dors in the eorporate limits of the city of Albany, that the tax upon such dojjs for the yr 1S8S is now due, and payable to the City Marshal; and tint all dogx found running? at large within the city limits, upon which said tax has not been piid, will be token up ami dis posed of as provided by an ordinance "relat ing to taxinjr dogs and regulating' their run ning at large." Section one of sa:d ordinance provides: That it shall be the duty of the Citv Marshal on and after the tirst day of August oi each yeat to collect from the own er or keeper each dog the sum of 91.50, and for each slut or bitch so owned or kept, the sum of S3 .00. l)'ita at Albany; Oregon, this :!0th day of August, 1-bS. .eatta..l3AAC HAYS, Citv Maishal. I ML otlie Patrons of Ifibta! Ihave thisjday contract;! with Messrs-, Stevirtffe Sox, of Alb:my, to tiiraisli.t large quantity of "pure Manilla ointling twiue to members of our order. All patrons can call at their ")lace of business and by the method adopted at our business council secure the benefit of my contract. I have also made arrange ments with the jsame linn to furnish a lot?of Osborne i ii ii o l l I y Orders from eeootiy dealers pnomwii' aa possible as harvestis near, feigned x MART MILLER, Financial Agent HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFEFJ, Proprietor of ALBANY SODA WORKS And manufacturers of Choice Wectionery. We are mow prepared to furnish eBoice, f reA eafidies of beet fade, consisting- at pare rtlrt assorted flavors, mixed c&ndtea, extra r tenua nd chouoiate creams, iaucy mixed, . euid toi aod a geoeral assortment of One candies AT "JaMLKALK OK RETAIL. Dlssolatieu Notice. NOTICE IS HKKEBY GIVEN THAT THE firm of Tweedale & Hopkins has be:n this day dissolved by mutual consent. All outstanding accounts should be immediately settled at the store. The business will be continued by W. C. Tweedale at the old stand, wno will collect all accounts and settle all indebtedness of the firm W C. TWEEDALE, T. G. HOPKIXa, C. J. DILLON & CO, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF ' IT XT H 1ST I T XT HE Horses and Hack For Siile. HOP.SES AND HACK FOR SALE -A WELL matehed span of joung horses, weight about 330 pounds ea?h; good to drive or ride; also a Ugh: family hack: also road cart with pole, used only a few times; very handsome; the above are for sale cheap, separace or to gether. Apply to T. A, Shane. DlMolntloa of Partnership. OTICK IS HERShY GIVES THAT THB PABTXFR- l iJ! ship heretofore existing between C, B. Koland, J . w. Koiana ana j. ti. Koiana, un der the firm name of C. B. Koland i Co., is this day dissolved by mutual .consent. AH accounts due said firm will be placed in the hands of H, Brvant for collection. C. B. ROLAND, J. W. ROLAND. J. H ROLAND. August 21, 1338. Dlssolntion or Partnership. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE partnership heretofore existing between Messrs. Emerick & Dieringer is this day dis solved by mutual consent, -Mr. Emerick re tiring, tne business will be cDntinued by Mr. JJieringer, who will pay all indebtedness and collect all outstanding accounts. Those so indebted are requested come forward and settle. A continuance of the patronage heretofore extended is solicited. Albany, August 1, 1SS3. Kemoved. JOSEPH WEBBER ANNOUNCES TO HIS patrons and friends that he can be found on Lyon street, between Engine Co. No. 2 and First street, until his new rooms in Fo shay iS Mas.m s brick are ready,; Frnit Drjer tor Sale. PLOIMKR FRUIT DRYER, FACTORY size, complete, with additions and im provements, lor sale ehcap. Apply to A. Blaker, Shedd, Oregon, or to A. Wheeler, Springfield, Oregon. Contractor and Builder. THE.UNDiiRSIGN'ED HAVING LO "catt-d in Albany solicits patronaire from -ity and country: Will contract to build bridges, barns, and all manner of dwelling houe. including Queen Anne, Eastluke and Elizabcthian styles of buildings. Will furnish plans and t. !. nmwmit in his boav Ot t! i snrtet!i"tt.-ns ires :I t eharsre. ost.'.S ... i i t- a ! aetiivn sruarantee'l W. (J. CASSEL- Schiavuv.zi, of Tola, in a written communication, expressed hiuiaelf as a believer in the baeii'us. ai:l c.-orted i:5.-4 belief by a sta .-'uent relitions to vegetable debri and other organic matter in process of decay as the outlyit.g conditions mentioned in this connection. "While it is not possible, in the present state of our knowledge, to determine the special relations existing between malarial diseases and the geological, thermal, hygrometrical, and barometrical conditions under which they occur, those thermal and hygrometrical conditions most promotive of putre faction coincident with the absence of sftinlight are in the highest de gre& promotive of malarial poison. PrdL Tommasi Crudeli sent a letter to the association expressing thdf opinion that it was impossible inr a. nerson to have asrue without - i House and Lot tor Sale. A ONE AND ONE-HALF STORY DWELL ing containing 7 rooms, bath room and pantry; Is less than two years h Jilt; location central; another lot adjoining ran be had with bam if desired, or would sll it separate from dwe'ling. Price very low. Apply to T. A Shane of dxperkm;nts on rat bits. Do general job work. aLso bargain in . flooring and rustic. Those contem plating building will tind it to their advantage to call on us at our Frctoiy, at r Foot ok LyoN Street "si will & mm DEALERS IN Fine Goid Watches Diamond Jewelry, Fine Sil verware, Rings, Ladies Watches and Chains, and.all kinds of El egant Jewelry r.u.ii i en low prices. GEO.W. SMITH (.ccCCESSOR'TO W. H. McFARLATsD)! 51 CO CO CO -J H -, , ess -- CD PR0iUKTOR OK The It Feed Ms -DEALER IN- dJ "1 -r- . Thk sieamer Oret Eastern, tne largest v.-sst-l ever putailo.vt,whi. ti . . " l.,,iir ovtrPSrfiv tO laV tfc At 'antic SZfls prepared to fnrrish rir:t-c'a ri. a:ii t boes by the aa , x.tC cyL.ry vsriety of eo- w.'sk or won a. St ble tu Fourth j j."otl. The ti:!.Jie is invit-jt! L0 A FULL LINE OF - T7XWAHF, 1U3I13, HOSE, COPPER WAKE j SPRIfJGFIELDtSAVJMILL SPRINGFIELD 3 REOX, OliP"AIbany yard and otfice on Railroad, between 4th and'oth streets,g Having lumber not excelled in quality, uud:':icilities not surpassed forjt npt aJ -nirisfai't 'i'y lillin f nr or.l jrj. I r.voe.."tfilll vl o! ieir.ji. .share, of l!j prom side th h a. WHEELER. WILL BROSO Dealers in all the leading Guns, Pistols, Sewing lactones, Organs, Pianos Albany, - - Oregon, fed. Crown Wk NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (TTiiii til lm fsniTli sflssisW ) Tk Best Stop Mitiq OTICE. 1 havegbought and furnished The Scio FlourmoSVIills A full Line of- With new machinery, making flour by the fi ll roller PRocsss. The mill is now: run -idag and 1 can furnish the best of flour and Sheet music, musical merchandise,ammunition,;;fi9h!J ins: tacfe, etc. warranted razorsjoutcneriana . e me a m J i M- m 1 1 i Mt n r . . n mm i f c. uiro, rropnewr ocio miiis pocket knives. The best kinds of sewing machines NEEDLES, OIL and Extras for all MACHINES lUNN GOIMTT AGENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Repairing of sewingjjtnaehlnes, musical instruments, guns, etc., neatly done w.If.read, (Successor to N."H. ALLEN) ItSTZETW Winter and m 1 am now receiving new goods in every line and would cordially invite everybody to call and inspect our stock and prices. We propose to have th The Live Drv foods House Of Albany, and shall iatj all times study the w ants otoui patrons both in style and prices.-; SECOND HMD STOES, fThe past year has proven it to be & necessity. The best and cheapest place in the city to buy your Stoyes, Furniture, tinware We afe always prepared to buy your heusehold furniture at. the highest cash price. Sole agents lor the PEERLESS OIL CAM And Lamp Killer L. GOTTLIEB. Albany Bath Hons -AND- Dry lioods Notions, Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, iroceries,Ete HAIR DRESSING SALOON. JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR. fisFLadie? md ehildren'shair dress ng a specialty. Dntiae satisfaction guaranteed. JOHN SCHMEER'S Livery. Feed & Sale stable Corner Second and Ellsworth Stg. ALBANY, - . ORB 90S H0R8M boardto by the day or month Car nages or bueies on reasonable terms. vnnl mm r hi NORTHWEST 1 ii 9 MARINE 1. ii- INSURAN ZElJCOMPA N Y l) PORTLAND, -rr-2I0REGGN PITAl STIKk. MAGNOLIA JOHN A. i 1 1 i I! 1 I .1 CRAWFORD, Prop'r. tclegrayL CAbie, and iias t.-oet, between Ellsworth and Lyor. tht' new !ii:r.?g';r!H.nt. ing utens'Ss andVnorelties in l.ou.e famishing ) call andfxuir.inc tliis naninioth stock under Call and see me. JSt'-ccesscr to N v'l..A!!cu; AlbanyOregon. Will furnish sacks to farmers and receive wheat at the usual rates of storage. The highest market price paid for same. Sfest Magnolia flour always on ;i-nd f.--r sale or exchange at reasona ble rates. JOHN A. CRAW FOP, T. A clean towell for every cuioa;cr a Viereck's barber shop.