Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, December 21, 1888, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextV. V i- CEIS A WEEK. ALBANY OFvEGOlS FRIDAY MORNING DECEMBER 21- Ss VOL. IV-M). 19 : .v V i 1 m W2J5k riffs (M OUT m GENERAL NEWS. Proposals for Constructing Coast Defense Vessels. OVE TKOISAM Strltl.J.S KI1LKE. The Dominion iGoverament Will Aid the Sa Jcrers froai the! Storms Eastern aEd Foreign News. THE HOJiKN tn MAIIARATTA. STATE NEWS. Having decided to retire frcin business in Albany,Jwe will offer our- our 1 1 DIP Stock of Gene ra Merc mm -CONSISTING OF- The IIkralu Special Dispatcis. Washington, Dec. 20. 1'ro- (fesals were invited to-day by1 the I secreiarv 01 uieTiavv ior -mib t:tu-l struction of armored coast de fense vessels of 4000 tons exclusive of armament. Bids are to be opened on the 20th of February. BEY ASTATIC STOIi.WS. Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of Diiritv.strength and wholesomeness More economical than toe ordinar) kinds nnd cannot hp sold in eomneti- iion with multitude of low test, short weight ilium or phosphate powders Sold onlv in c-ins. Royal BakiV -ow- rER Co . Ktr. Wal' t.. N. Y. D.AV Crowley V Co., Agents, Portland, Oregon IM11 SKI A G W. MASTON, PHYSIC5AN AND SVR , jreon, Albany, Oregon M H . ELLIS, fli YS1CL1N AJ5D SVRr , peon, Albany, Oretron. f C. KKLLV, PHYSICIAN AND cV.ll V ,' -'coil Albany. Oreeon, o:fie: in Pii rccV new hlork Office hours, from a. m. to v. x. Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes Furnishing Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Etc, 61 IO, A Cos Without km FOB THE IEXT 40 DAYS ONLY The Entire Stock Must Be Closed Within Six Weeks AND- ie Knife Will Be Put to fmces l .1. KeSSITKIL VETERINARY SVR- S . sreon, graduate of Ontario veterinary col! .ire and member of the mtario vetcri:.- arv meiiicM sot icty, is prf px.-e'J to treat the diseases .f all lioinesHvateu annna'S on scientific prineij'les. t.Jk'e sviutid i"tor i.i"t of the opera house. AIV-oimv, Oregon. D tiian K. K Kl I.1KWA Y, VETEKIXAIt i SI K eon, Alhany. Orei-v n. Grauuate of (Jet lllj A.neri Pll eoUtTres. i;!'. lrtciiiil ICiMiioopiiltiir I r almeitl HOSE HESIKIXG EITHER OK THESE safe aiul reliaitlv iiicthis treat itia iiis ease will limt Dr. E. A, .McAI'ster jiu-jKirt with excellent, uviii'.i.inccs lor "auniinisteriii either, as the nature of the ease mav rei;irc He rnav he founil t his orlieeon Thinl stieei two ucors south of the elecnic liaht s'ation. when not absent on )irofessionul lmsincss. Tbe lioiuiuton ;;v'fiiBient to Aid the SBlTercrw Irom I ho Slurui. (irKREC, Dec. 20. The most serious consequences from the storms are following back the country villages. Orops have been bad and are hemmed in by snow. Many of the families are suffering lor the actual necessities of life. Farmers are killing their stock. Cardinal Tassiclurean and the premier have been appealed to. They held a consultation with the cabinet last evening and it was de cided to ask the government to send immediate aid to the sufferers. A BKITISB VICTORY. Tltry liiilil and kill Thousand Egyptian RtUrls. Suaki.m, Dec. 20. The combined forces of the British and Egyptians made an attack yesterday upon the rebel position. They stormed the rebel trenches, and after a brilliant engagement lasting half an hour drove them from their position. The rebels reported the loss of a thousand killed. The British loss is light. The British have en camped in the rebel position. The victory was complete. Lovely Iteinss Mho Are rerfecl Itauxhters, Wive nml Mothers. Sir George Bndwood, in an ar ticle in tiie Asiatic Quarterly Re- iew, draws the following picurt ot the Maharatia women: The C.iit-pavan women arc the most refined type of feminine love liness, and in the sweetness, grace aod dignity cf their high-bred beauty at once modem in its ex quisite delicacy and antique in its fearless freedom thev might vel! be taken tor the Greek originals of the Tanagra "figurines" awakened to a later life among the tropical gardens and orehf.:d- and cocoanut groves of the Southern Koukan One never wearies of wa.ching them, as seen iu the dewy morning in their gardens, perambulating in archaic worship, the alter of Holy (tuisi, Ocymum sanctum) n'actd before every Hindoo hou.-e or oi an afternoon as they pa--, in fetch ing water, to and fn in the i;e i riverside, or the lotus-kd - n t u'k oi the village temple, ail in iiowij0 robes ot cotton, or . ruL-Ietche.-. white, or dyed a sing color, pink. scarlet, black, green, or pnir.iosu yellow, presenting as they uurt along the red lateriie rea ls i a the deepening shad .s of the tres. and illurnin-Uro across the blue -ea by the sicictoL.-- lays of the declin ing sun, !:e richest c-sroniiit'iC effects, with sli the bright glatauui of a glowing Turner or a Claude. AncJ the o ;:varri and vi?ibh charms ofti ese fair Chit-puvans do but taithfullv mirror tiie ihuate virtues of their pure and gentle natures; for th-v nre pcifect daughter.-, wiv- J mothers. 'ittti toe sever, y disciplined seit-sacntic-ing Hnd' id'3n! the idfa a'so rf Solomon, T ' ce i.-n.d S'. P oi remaining i..v; .estjv- li"U)-, . the proper sphere of' 'ic- r tiu;i--. unknown beyond their ti;i:lies,:uui seckiug in the hai;.o,i-sT oft.lo-i; children their . :;: :-ie!iiur-. and in the rev of th.-.-ir lui bands the amuiuuiaiue crown ol woman's truest glory . Our Usual Budget from State Capital. the HEATH OI URiXUN PIOXF.EKS. The State to be Reimbursed in the Sum of About $75,O00-The Astoria Rail way Prciect. tights lor Viinruiivrr. eh Balka-. KS, (V. T.), DK. E A. -M'ALI.srEii. HOMEOPATHIC physician, has ruuioved hit..'.tHee fr .iii Flinirs blo k to his resnh -e on ihird syrecl two Uoors south of the electric liiriit station A'nOUNEVS.l S h. X. HLACKBl'IiX, ATTORNEY AT L. Law, AllKiny. Oregon, orlue in (hii iiellow's Teini'ie. -Vill lira, tice in all court of the state, ami x'Wc special attention to all tidiness. W70LVEKTON CHARLES K. AITORXEY V at Law, Albany, Or. OthYe in roomy 1: and 14, Kosti's HloeU, over L. E. Iilain"s stor . T K l . la WEA"illoi;l"oill, ATTORNEY AT Fellow's Temi-le. Will imietice in ! 'h eonrts of th state, and jrive speeial attention to ail business. WITHOUT REGARD TO COST flM3- This is a Genuine Clcsirg Cut Sale cf the well kncwn:m' cf MONTEITH Sc SEITENBACH, and purchasers will receive a net saving cf 25 per cent on Goods "bought CrEorly callers will secure the advantage of the large and -unbroken stock to select from. Nodc e tn Mock holder... "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Xl annual Ktoek holders' meetinir of the Fanners and Merchants insurance company ot Alhany, Oregon, will be held at the com pany's otlice in the city of Albany, Oregon, on Wednesday, January 2, lSolt, at the hour of 2 o'clock P. 11. of said day for the pnrpooe ot electing nine tlireetora ot said company, to serve one vcar, and to transact such other business as may regularly come before said ineetins.'. Uu are further notified that motion will te made to amend section 1, 2, 3 and 9 of tho bv-Iaws of said compam.aud also to add to said bv-Iaws additional st.-tiont 18, If, 2oand 21, a copy of which said amend tncnts and additional by-laws is on file with the secretary u the company s office. Dated this LUh day of Dec. 1SSS. J. K. ELI'EKKIX, Secretary. rjEVERE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR.- 11 miner, l'rop. CHAS. Only first-eclaos house in the city. Large sample rooms for corn m-rcial men. No Chinamen employed in the kitchen. General stage othce for Lorval.is. H EWER T, FRACT1CAL WATCHMAKE and jeweler, Albany, Oresjon, L1 Snrveying. TJABTIKS I'KSIRI.VG SCRVKTLVO TJONB CAN OB. X tain accurate and prompt work by callinc upon ex-count.v surveyor t . l. T. risher. He has complete copies of field notes and town ship plats, and is prepared to do surveying in any part of Linn county. Postoliice address, Millers station, Linn county, Oregon. Fruit lr.ver for Sale. PLI XIMER FRUIT DRYER, FACTORY size, complete, with additions and im provements, for sale cheap. Apply to A. Ulakt-r, bhedd, Oregon, or to A. Wheeler. Springfield, Oregon. Ex tray Xntice. TAKEN UPON THE FARM OF S. GOUKJ ley, three miles west of Albany, on Qcte.5 her 1, ISM, a white cow with brown heai and pome brown spots. Hoth ears clipped on ends and slit, about 8 years old. The owner will please call and jret the above described ow and yay costs Oysters ! ttysters ! EASTERN AND OLYMPIAN SERVED fresh every dav at II.jlrcks' restaurant Kiel-trie Y.4NCOI I ice. 20. At a special meeting oi the city council hist, night a con tract was entered into with a Cali fornia electric liiiht companv for a plant of 4o liL'ht o 1200 candle power at a cost of .fS400. the plant tw be in operation by Feb. 1st. !iil for $:i.0(K). Chicago, Dec. 20. A special trorn Louisville savs i.rvant oc Scrogjxins have sold to J. B. Haggin I'rincess Knot for $30,000. F'-i your line imported ind Ke Wot ciirars, iro to M. Bai:irirart cigar store, one loor east of Black uian's drug stor;-. file ilbanv Bakery Under the new management of liter Bros. Will HE .XEVEIC CALLS. Mr. gKogatiiont's IfeMi-ate Way of lisi'ouiazi I.Tihellc's Lover. It was 11 o;clcc'. Thomas Siuglemau st;ll iiDgeied in the tapestry-lined parlor of toe Hoga rann! mansion. There was a slight noise up-stairs when Claribelle whispered : 'Oh! Tom, I think it is papa, and be objects to you staying so late.'' "Claribelle Jane, you may leave the room for a moment. I wish 10 speak privately with Mr. Single man. :' With beating heart she sadly left, then glued her ear to the key-hole nntclrlo "Mr.Singleman, I wanted to ask ! moneys furnished the general gov a favor. As I so past tbe store 1 Special to the Hf..'lm. Salem, Dec. 20. Lucien B. Heath, who died at Santa Cruz, Cal., yesterday was for many years a citizen of Salem. lie was county clerk of Polk county two teims. was the first secretary of state after Oretron was admitted, and from 1SG3 to 1S(7 was engaged with R. H. Dearbon and A. Bush in the gen1 ril merchandise business in Siile;;:. lie moved to !Santa Cruz in lcii7, on account of his wife's health, and has lived there since. He visi'ed Salem las. August, and .vent from here to his boyhood home in New York, and had only retui tied to Santa Cruz a few days before his death. THE ASTORIA RAILWAY. Secretary Manning, of the board of trade, received a letter to-day from E C. llolden, secretary of iha Astoria c-c South Company .say ing that at a rieeting of the bocrd of directors Monday night the letter fro.'si the Salem board of trade was placed before them and fully discussed. He was instructed 'o say in reply that the A. & S. C. board will now be pleased to confer with any delegation the Salem board may seiiii on tin- subject of connecting a road from Sa!--m with the Astoria South C-nt load at Tillamook. The ditto !' ibd conference was ;er"t to ilie coineiiience and pleas ure of the Salem board. It is very iikely that a delegation will be :tt" to the conference held at A.-tori.i no i,. -hatch' alter the bol- Mav se.i-.- An etioit will oe nsiido Uj make the road an assured fact. SALEM'S STREET CARS ARRIVED. The cars for the Salem street railway arrived here to-day and were housed in the company's stables. The iron for the track has not arrived yet but is expected daily. The road will be in opera tion by Jan. 1st. PIONEER WOMAN'S DEATH. Mrs. Harrison Brunk, wife of a well-known pioneer, died at her home near Eola, l'olk county, last night, aged about 70 years. She was a member of the Waller family and came to Oregon in the forties. THE STATE WILL RECEIVE $75,000. A direct tax bill which is now in the hands of the president will bring $35,12-").42 into the state treasury, providing it is not vetoed. This is to reimburse the state for WHO KEEP A fuil line of choice family groceries and provsuiu Canriea fineapples, Choice Table Delicacies Ornamented cakes fur Wedmnas and Parties. Salmon bellies, mackerel and salt fish of all Rinds. mm BAKED BREAD .fcCvorv Day. Best Svnm Pies fake On TEAS and COFFE mdies Nuts Kais Herai ann's Kostaui IVTonteitli & Seitenbach. ALBANY OIRZEGrOILT Hermann Diercis, Prop. THIS RESTAURANT IS NOW OPENED TO the public in the Saltmarsh building be low the Revere House, where good meals will be served at all hours. Mr Dierck in vites nis old customers and the pubiic gener ally f call. The tables will be supplied with the best viands the market affords. Satisfac tion guarantee . Mr. IHereks was formerly proprietor of the Revere Hn-.ise restaurant, which he ran on the Euriptan p'an,but found that pian didn't succeed, so he opened his present restaurant where he has given general satisfaction. Persons wanting a first-ci-.iss meal should iso to lieniiann'8. S-ir'Sn Chinese employed. CANNED WOODS, ETC. -j ne best Soap in the market- Le Roi Savon. A fine assortment of domestic and Imported Cigars 42TAt John Fox's old stand. low Fl un a iew brick. wisli to settle a bill ot $10, and I torgot to call at the bank on may way home. Can you spare that much until to-morrow evening?" Mr. Singlemau was happy to per form the favor. ' You need not be in a hurry to leave, Tbomas: my daughter ap preciates your company, and I have no objection." He lett the room and Thomas and Claribelle were radieut with happiness. 2fext evening about the same hour, the old gentleman entered and obta:ced a similiar loan. It occurred a so the follow ing evening. The next eveniny a slight noise was heard upstairs, and Mr. Singleman grasped bis hat and lett, saying: "Claribelle, dearest, if jour papa should inquire of my absense tell him I took suddenly sick. Good bye, sweetl" and before the old gentleman was half down the stair way Mr. Singleman was plowing bis way homeward through the murky night. Tha old man smiled and returned to his slumber. Thomas says that even prospec - tive marriage is a failure, and Claribelle Jane spends hereven iugs at home. Guard Against Tbe sirike. And always have a bottle of Acker's English Kemedy iu the house. You cannot tell how soon Croup may strike your little one, or a cold or cough may fasten itself upon you. One dose is a preventive and a few doses positive cure. AH Throat and Lung troubles yield to its treatment The Remedy guaranteed by Foshay Mason. ernment to carrv on the civil war. Claims prepared by the sec retary of state during the current year for indemnity expenses in curred by the state during the Indian war of 1877-7S, are now being considered by the war de partment and the state will prob ably receive about $40,000 from the general government upon the final settlement. John Mullan, agent for the state of Oregon at Wash ington, has informed Secretary McBride that it is doubtful if this claim will be audited in time for the appropriation during the present session of congress, so it will not be available before June, 1890. Worth Knowing. Mr, W. H. Morgan, merchant, Lake City Fla., was taken with a cevere Cold: attended with a distressing Cough and running into Consumption in its first stages. He tried many so called popular cough remedies and 6teadily grew worse. Was reduced in flesh, and had dilliculty in breathing and was unable to sleep. Finaly tried Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption and found immediate rel.ef and after using a half dozen bottles found himself well and has had no return of the disease. No other remedy can show so grand a record of cures as Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption Guaran teed to do just what is claimed for it. Trial bottle free at Foshay & Mrson Mteny Bath House -AND Mint llurki-t. JRKSH MF.XT AND SALMON J diy at ll.'dcs meat market, specialty and i fuii market kept up. HAIR DRESSING SALOON, JOSEPH WEBBER. PROPRIETOR EVERY STLatlie? and children's hair dress. list a i n-r a specialty. j guaranteed Di;ti.ie satisfactioi: Liectrictiy is Life Mr. C. E. Morton is at room 9 St, Charles hotel, with a full assort ment ot Dr. hill's celebrated pW- trical appliances, consisting of belts, insoles, trusses, etc., etc. Those troubled with weak back, kidney and liver trouble, nervous debility, rheumatism, exhaustion, weakness, emissions, impotency, etc. Those troubled with cold feet should have a pair of Dr. Sill's electric insoles. Parties who would like to see the electrical ap pliances at their residence can do so by addressing a note to me at the St. Charles hotel, giving name, name ami number of street. C. JS. Morton, Electrician. The dry cold weather of the narH- winter months is productive of a ;reat aeai oi croup among children. . oth ers shonld be on the lookout for it.and be prepared to arrest it as soon a the firct symptoms, appear. True croup never comes without a warning t day or two before the attack the chin! wili become hoarse, and that symptoms is soon followed by 8 peculiar, rough cough. If Chamberlain's Ccusrh Kemedy is given as soon as this hoarse ness or cough appears, all danger and anxiety inayi be avoided; it has never failed, evenn n the most severe c tses. There is no danger in giving the Remedy for it contains no injimou substance. For sale by Foshay & Mason. PIel in the It nil. Is it not better to nip Consumption the greatest scourge of huroanuv in the bud, than to try to stay it- pro gress on the brink of the grave. A few doses of California's most ireful production, will relive, and a thor ough treatment will cure. Nasal Catarrh, too often the forerun, or of consumption can be cured by Califor nia Cat-R-Curc. These remcdif nre sold and fully warrented by Fo.-I ay ifc Aiason. A grand auction sale of goods will occur at M. J. Monteifh's at S. E. Young's old store, on every afternoon during the week. ' "loods will go at what eve.r t.rice thiy will bring. il - rV Li- I n 7) Hi Will "r jy.nin 'i 1 -.