Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, February 12, 1889, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text..-V'-,.. - ' : - I.."... ,f L - 5- C V io CENTS A WEEK. 9,999.00 IN GOLD To Be Given h 1 Cut ont this auveitbmir sod Mud it J. LAHMKR & Cl, Nurseryman, I o.ucto. Canada, with 14 tfiree-cet Canadian,' . il two-cent American postage staqitm, and thev will seud you by nkil ( postpaid) in jrood time for panting in . April or May er, yoir cnoice of any one ol the (Unwind tti'.uirtioi. .( plants, and enter your Tifttue in competi tion (or the ),9.00 in laid that they art jrivlnr nwiy in order to introducu their cur--serystock. Collection of F'lan.t's: No. 12 hardr roses. So. 2 2 uardy climbing; roeen, 'o. 3 -2 orerbioonuiiKtroarfor home eul- tare. So. 4 2 dahlias. No. 5 10 Kladiola. -So. ti 3 hardy grape vines. So. 78 raspberry plants, 4 each black and red. Ko. S--20 strawberry plants, 4 choice kirn's No. 96 very choice plants lour houtc cul ture. No. 10 5 cherry currant (re'X So. 115 Lees prolific uurr&rts (bluet) Ko, 12 5 white grape CvrrEta All letters with this advertisement enclosed along with stamp (or any one or more coi tions of plants, will be numbered as the; roino to hand, and the semltrs ( the tirst thirteen hundred will receive gifts as follows: 1st 2M The r.ezt 20, $10 ea.h. Jud 100 The next 40, r ea- b. 3rd- 60 I The next 415, 'each. 4th 30 1 1 he next 820, 1 u-h. th 20 After ,000 letters have been r'ccived. the senders of the next 1,100 letters will reccivt gifts as follows: 1st 225 I Next 10, f 15 each 2nd 135 Next 15, 10 ua:h 2rd - 75 Next 4". eat h 4tn- 50 I Next 470, 2 ea. h ,th ?S I Next 500. 91 each rA. it I ,0 H letters have been received. S" B'Xt 1,000 letterf will re- i a i .nw : : 1 i) -... i I Next a 42feaeh S, 4 and 5.. 75 each Next 15.... 10 ctch , 7 and 8. . . &)ea. h NcxtftiJ Z earb , 10, 11, 12. 2;' eat h ' Next !: .... each After 150,000 letters h'.ve been rrt civwl the senders of the next l.lOtt letters will leceive eifts as follows: 1 $10 each ! Next 10 SjdOesich S 75 eat h j Next2. lOeotti Sand 4 5 ea-h Next W5 2 cavh Next 5 25 each I Next 47!) 1 eat-r. Any person may ciid any numiwr of time for any of the above collections I f 5 renin in stamps extra in seni, e will send lnJii'i next a printed list of the uau.es of all persons who are entitled to jriftst. We make thi lilwiai offer to readers of th It KRAI, b, knowini; it wi'l not pa u ikiwt, bin ur object is to ir tro luce our -.to- k and bull'! up a trade Our niailin points are Tront' and Shruhniount. int., Kchetrt-T. N. V.. Louisville, Ky., Plaiics ille, ., ami Oiicao. 111., and we will guarantee all Htci'-k to read: ur customers in itckxI roiilition. Wo rmIi o a'-entrt, but ileal direct with i-nrft-oinerf. and can seli and deliver stH-k to any Jart ii the I'nited States or tJanaua at about out half the price charged by other ntirseryri.i . through agents. Kenieuiber we wiil iot In audersold by any reliable firm. eel ui . , list of wants and we will iniote vim prici s: or 10 rents for a hand "Inc il UHtratt il irattib (:; wh'fh vw p-nv diluct from vour tiret nnitr Addrers all letter, J. LAHMER & CO., Nurserynen TORONIU, CANADA. SMI TH Haying purchased Stoves 'SEEDS The larjst assortment ever brought this conntrj . nm'Ta-jing every tbn' for tiic nee of mm Also a very fine lino of AND- ONION SETS 1 hre sp-iJs a-e wrte rn grown and a.l:i.te(l ecdtciallv for this climate. Tiny will he soil for F Cents 1 'hr paper. K'S'A liberal rli.c.tint to dtali rs nnd Kardtfucrs hnyin in quantitY. CcTllODIPIrro CKOUP, WMOOPING Cor--H ami Bronchitis imnieuintHv relieved y Miiiol.'fi Cure. Fo-h.iy & Mxton. Auction everr atnnlaT afternoon at M J. Monteith'n. m Grass M M & WASHBURN SUCCEWf'ORS TO ihh tt ell knoivn carry an immense line and Grenera.1 Hardware ALBANY, OREGON, Absolutely Pure. This powaer ncTer vanes. A msrrei ol purity,strenj!rth and wholesomenesa More economical than the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competi tion witb multitude of low test, short reifiht altiin oi phosphate powder Sold only in ctns, Rotal Bakiv ow der Co lO 'Vnl st. N. Y. D.W Crowlbt & Co., AjrenU, Portland, Oregon. L OF ALBANY, OREGON. president, L. Flinn. vice-president S. E. Touns:, CAsniER. E. W. Laogdon TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BVSINESJs. Accounts kept subject to check. Siffht Exchan;re and Telcp;rophic Transfer oid on New York, Chicago, San Franriscu and Hortland.Oregoa. Collection made on favorable term. S. E. Yocx L. Fliks I,. K. Bt.AIN W. E. I t BRHI.L E W. I,ANG1H.. J as. F. I'owRLL. Assiritant Cashier. H. F. MERRILL, Banker, ALBANY, - ORK;ON Sells exchange on New York. San Fninriscu mid Portland. Iinv notes, state, count and citj warrants. Receive deposit subject to check. Interest allowed on time de posits Collection? receive prompt attention Correij.omlence solicited. Jf lllice hours from K a. M. u 5 p. u A ireut for reliable fir and marine nsurar.ee rompaoiec. v. C. TWEED ALE store and added largely to the stock INCLUDDXG EARLY BREAKFAST and JEWEL Cooking StoYea and Ranges, Parlor and Heat ing Stores and all kinds of Kitchen Utensilt. Also a Complete Assortment of m and Mem Toe BUILDERS' HARDWARE, Pumps. Hour, Copperware, Tinware and Plumbers' Goods a Specialty. S-PMCES GUARAHTEED TO BE SATISFACTORY The Public is Inrited Stock. BUILDIITG, OREGON TUESPAYf MOBNING, FEBRUARY 12, lHY81liS. PA VIS, M.'D. JPBTSlCUNl AND surgeon. Cm 'eumd at his'oltce room ic HtnJian's block, irbt Btfeet. Albany Orajroo TMt C. CHAHBEBLUlnHOMEOPATHlC physicUtn and auraon. Office, comer Third and Lyon streets, llbany, Oregon C W. IIASTON, PHHCIAN AND SUB JT, g-eon, Albany, Oregin. MH. ELLIS, PHYSICIAN AND-.SUBr . geon.Albai.y, Oregon. CC. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND 4UR . jfeon Albany, Oregon, offte in Pierce's new block. Office hour, from 8 a. m. t4 t J. ROSSITER. VETERINARY 8CR- d Onl.n vntrinmn X . Iteon. graduate eolleire and member f toe Ontano veterln J.m B"I ft' " "J ary medical society, is prrpared to treat the diasaaea of all domesucated animals on tietitific prindplea.-' Cric second door cast of ths opera nouse, aid;, ay, vrcgun. DR. R KOLDEWAV, VETERINARY SUR. geon, Albany, Oregon. - -Graduate ( OerJ msn n.l Amrtcim rolleves. Kleetrteand Rmeauthle TrralMeiit THOSE DE8IRING EITHER OF THESE safe and reliable methods of treating dis ease will find Dr. E. A. McAl'ster prepared with excellent appliances lor administering either, as the nature of the case mar require, He mav be found at his office on Third street. two noors south of the electric Hunt station, whea not absent on professional business. 1 . E A. M AL1S1EK, HOMEOPATHIC xJ physician, has removed his etfire from Flinn's' block t bis reiidrnce on Third street, two doars south of the electric light stati.n. 4TT4JRXK1H. F R. N. BLACKBURN, ATTORNEY AT I I. Iw. Albanv. Orecon. Ofttce in Odd iiellow's Temple. ill practice in all courts of the state, and give special attention to an business. rtrOLVERTON CHARLES E. A1T0RNEV II at Law. Albany. Or. Office in rooms 13 and 14. Foster's Blotk. over L. E. Blain's stor . T K l . la WEATHOKF0RD, ATTORNEY AT aw. Aloanv. ureiron. nmce in uuu Fellow's Temde. Will practice in all the court of thextate, and give special attention to all business i EVE RE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR. CHAS L Pfeiffer. Pron. Only first eclass hou in the citv. Large sample rooms for com mcrrial men. No Chinamen employed in the kiu-hen. General stage ottine for Corvallis. & HEWERT, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE . and jeweler, Albany, Oregon, t: M)1:ND A GOLD KING WITH TOPAZ r He'. Owner can have same by calling at F. If French's Jewelry store. I . cords or wood for sale. FIR AND MAPLE ly to S, Gourley. Oysters ! Qytiter ! Eastern and Olympian! served fresh every day at H. Dif rcks" restaurant Lawri Surveying. TlARTIFS BMIFINQ SPaVWVINO DOWK c oV. 1 tain accurate and prompt work by calling upon ex-oounty surviyot r. 1 . 1 . nsner. Me niuti-omplcte copies of field notes and town ship plats, and is prei arcd todo surveviiip tn anv part of l.inn county. Kostotlice auaress, Millers station, Linn county. Oregon. THE CBLMRATHD s to Call and Inspect Our ' I . '-f geMial news. A Boat Sunk at Portland at a Loss of $25,000. FATAL SHOwNSG NEAK EUGENE Paarengert freia Yaqniaa Beverely Kicked by a Eoru-The Bamaaa Oonfersn. e -Columbia Pilotafs. The HamaLBlSpeclal Dispatches.) Portland (Ur.). let), il. At a board of trade meeting this morn ing it was decided to maintain the mint R-rvice. Manager noicomn. of the O. K. & N. Co., says he will keen the uroDoaed tow rates in effect fo a "period of two years. This tnorninz at 6 o'clock the O R. & Co. 's wharf Vat sank while moored to the Albma incline. She had 500 tons of merchandise, aeri cultural implements and a large stock of wines and liquors. A care ful estimate places the loss rt about $25,000, all of which will be borne by the company. O'KKIEft TAKEN T4 JAIL. A Mab Interferes ! m Fierce Flgkl Enaaea. Dublin, Feb. 11. Wjlliam O'Brien was conveved from Cloa mel to the Tralee jail this morning under a stronu truard. At Clon- mel the escort was attacked with stones by the crowd, and the po lice charged on them. At Tipper arv the crowd surrounded the sea' tion and resisted all efforts to dis perse it. The Sasnaan Caalerrnee. Berlin, Feb. 11. The resump tion here of the sitting of the con ference conceruinir bamoa will probably be delayed several weeks awaiting: the arrival of a special commissioner who is expected to be sent from Washington. Cap tain Wissman has arrived in Ber lin. lie will start for Fast Africa in a few (lavs. inif'fcy i. S. Hu Collllrli Todd,of V'oodbnrn,Samt i. ol lorllaiiu, J.. I. HoucK, of Gold Hill, Jackson county, and U. il. KiiuiarUs, ot l ortianu, were appointed notaries public, In the supreme court J. M Batchelor, resiMndent, vs. Win M. Davis ct al. appellants. Judg ment ot tin' lower court aihrmed. Opinion by Thayer, C. J. Circuit court opened tins altei- noon, Jui"e lioife prepunnir. There are forty-one cases on the docket and ten prisoners in jail awaiting trial by the grand jury. 8tudd & Burke, evangelists, are having big meetings and awaken ing immense interest. . Archbishop Gross delivered a splendid lecture at the Catholic church last evening. The building was crowded. TAT UIAPATCUCH. Fatal shoatlaa; AC air In Laae Caaatv vHrrloasly Kicked, Eugene, Feb. .11. Meagre par ticulars have been received in this city of a fatal shooting affair which occured above Eugene Saturday night. Two farmers, J. B. Crnil and a man named; White became engaged in a quarrel. White bad refused Crail to come upon his premises. On . meeting Saturday evening words ensued, when Crail stooped down to pick up a stone to throw at White. The latter shot him in the top of the head as be was stooped over, inflicting a wound from which the physician says be cannot recover. Robert Bowlsby was kicked in the head by a horse yesterday and seriously injured. It is thought he will recover. j Watiuaa'a Choice. San Jacinto Register. S. N. Mead aud his estimable wife. who own a fine farm on the mesa. have put in about 250 acres of wheat this season and are still ulovnne. Mrs. Mead not carinsr to do the housework for a hired man, conclud ed it was cheaper to hire a girl aud do the plowing herself. Knowiug how his wife enjoyed all out-door ex ercise, Mr. Mead accepted tbe propos ition, at the same time thinking a tew days plowing would satisfy his wife, that it would be too much for be- to undertake, but there he was mistaken. They commenced about Thabksciv'inp, each having a four- horse team and a uaDg plow. Mrs .Mead who tends to her own team has up to date plowed and sown as much as her husband. Up to two years ago Mrs. Mead had never heen ou a farm, having been born and raised in the city. She is a refined and intelligent lady, capable of con- 1 versing upon any subject from butter making to Hen art or the political issues of the day. The "Pacific Argand" ranges both four and six hole. An east ern stove made especially for this coast's trade. Sold only by Geo. W. Sd i l, Albany. J. A. Archibald, agent To- the Sin? cr Manuiii luring o., oppcsile Odd 1889, VOL. IV. NO. G4. NtTS FOR FA8TVB8. Advice Adantalstered ! Mvpsthle Bern rar Ta rarsans. From the cbarge"given by Rev. Wallace Radcliffe, D. D., to Rev. R. J. Service at his installation at pastor of the Trumbuil avenue church, Detroit we take the follow inp sentences: Don t study without prayer. Don't pray without studv. Don't feed people witb unbaked doush. Don't tell all vou know in one sermon. Don't put the bay ton high in tiie ricks. Don't offer them sentimental reflections or intellectual shavings. Don't mistake philosophy tor Christianity; cant for piety; noise for zel, or crowds for success. Don't be so broad that yon can float nothing but intellectual chips on vour shallow stream. Don't wear bine spectacles an the time, but own a pair an a al wavs have them in the pulpit with yon. Don't scold. Don't wear the cp and bells. Don't mistake length for pro fundity nor brevity for wit. Don't lash the back of the sinner instead of the back of sin. Dou't offer toother people mannn which you have not tabled your sell. Don't imagine your sermon, to be a revelation or anything bnt the text to have "Thus saith the Lord" written across it. Don't let vour harp have onlv one string. Don't be a vender of nostrums. Don't try to make bricks without straw. Don't he anybody but yourself Don't be a sectarian. Don't be afraid to be a denoui iaatioualist. Don't let anv religious hobby ride you, but don't Ihj afraid f ride any religious hobby, if you have one. TAftCfchl' KtfTES. Tangent, Feb. 7. in this v-.cinity are Farmers ilowi ifcin lowing and sowing their spring Andy Bunks has returned frcn Dakota after an absence of several iv.cn'hs. i i lie tu artTegrces in "P" side of the The thermometer registeis 58 the bhade on the north the house. Gardeners are commencing to look over their ar lens pn pratory fcr te spring seeding. The public school at ihis pb ee has been troubled considerable by t ie epidemic calfed colds. Master Charlie Bryan ha return ed from Colorado after an ab-ecce of five mouths instead oftm- ears. Miss S'isic Bond of Helix and Miss Oiive Cummini: r' Halev are the guests of MU&us Deua bud Anna Bridgefarmcr. As theie is a Itrgt acreage ot i-ll and winter plowing in this vicinity we would like for those having such land to lit tbe public know through some rf tbe papers which is the be:, mode of tarmiug sai l land to replow or cultivate. Frkraary Table Talk. Table Talk for Folmiary contains a dainty list of contents over which its readers will be excusable in smack ing their lips. We like Table Talk. We like its subjects and like the manner in which it handles it. Nor should we think its task an easy one. however de'ij(htfal it may bo in other respects. Ike palate ia coquettish; tickle as the wind and more unsteady than a weather cock in a March bliz zard. Not one of them it satisfied long with tbe aame dish, no matter how delicious, nor can any two of them agree upon what constitutes delicjousnesa. The epicure demands, as a necessity, what the pla-.nliver doesn t ri anker alter, and wouldu't have; and, that which the plainliver enjoys and thrives upot, the dainty epicure migbt decide to be an excel lent dish ouly for bis dogs. To bo mor both extremes, and at the same time cater to the great bulk of humanity that lies between, is the task of Table Talk. Not an easy oue as we have said, and therefore we congratulate Mrs. Rorer upon the skill with, which she gets around it is for the literary merit of the mac azine it has enough to enable it to its ned gracefully up among the per iodicals of the day. Pleasing topics. pleasantly written by competent pens and original poema and stones are to b) found io each number, together with much other matter to assist in makiug it what it proteases to be 'A Magazine for the Household." Pub lished by Table Talk Publishing C., 402, 404 44W Race Street. 51. 0J a year. 10c. single copy. SPECIAL AOTltaw DR. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal College of London, England, also of the Helle- vue Medical College. The Dr. haa spent a lifetime of study and practice and makes a spe cialty of chronic diseases, removes cancers, scrofula enlargemtnts.tumors ana wens, without pain or the knife. ao aiso m ues a specialty of treat ment with electricity. Has j ra jth ed in the German French and K,i,i;li hospuais. Calls promptly attended day or ni ht. His motto ia ;O0I WILL TO Al I f O m-v and residence Ferrv .r . F. MTK BV A QVEEK. Marie Bearlrlle wf Belgtaa Eater Ike Field mt Jwiraallaaa. St, James' Gazette. Marie Henrietta, Queen oftha Belgians, baa since the beginning of the new yeir, joined the army of journalists, together with her young eat daughter Prince j Clementine,aia ter ot tbe lrown mnceaa ol Austria. The monthly magazine which ber Majesty has just started is called La Jeune Fille, and ia in teazled to keep young girls au fait of household mat ters, and also of events in the world of art aud literature. The Queen herself contributes all articles relat ing to household affairs, hut the theatrical news and criticisms appear also ahove ber pseudoayn of "Madame Reyer." Piiuceaa Clementine, as "Martha d'Orcy," write the critical articles on art and literature; Carmeu Sylva has - been "engaged" . to con tribute a poem to every number, and arrangements are being mt.de with ' the Crown Princess Stephanie of Auhtiia-Hungary for supplying the pictorial attractions of the new re view. Archduchess Marie Valerie'e assistance has also been sol ic ted, and aluigether the outlook is most bril liant. The noble ladies might, in deed, do untold good if they take t.beir tank seriously, since the major ity of women would have implicit aith in tbe advice of a Queen or a Princess when otherwise they would srii t give any attention to a mat tsr. Carious FarisAbsat ssBlctmtloa. Oiie-hftb of the immigration to this port from Europe last year was from two countries which have only re cently bcan to contribute to our population Knssia and Italy.. The report from Castle Garden shows that uu; of 383,030 immigrants for the year43,GS:S v. ere Italians and 32,937 were Kuajians. The immigration from these two countries was as high as that from Germany, and the im inigra'ion from Italy alone was just alx.ut equal to that from Ireland. We are informed that nearly th whole body of immigrants classified as "Hi ssians" belonged to the Hebrew race, and that they find lif here so much more desirable than they found it under the Czar of Bus- a that they are encouraging their brethren whom they have lelt behind them to follow their eiample in cord ing to America. There are several interesting featnres in the Castle Garden report this last yrar. New York Sun. t.1IO.. pipes at (ico Tumps and w. bmitlrs. A new invoice of at Head's. British tiiniminut Finest line of jerries ever in at Read's. Albany New dress gcd the t'.ryl a's.e styles a l W. t. li- aa s. A Cue line of n-w silverware just crep"" at Will & StaikV. Tlielarffos and bcst'asc.rtmei.t of tea aud toliee in lwn al Uiowucil A Maiuru's. I know-1 can sasre jru nionev, try me. and you v. ill be t-ouvhu-cd W. P. Ueud. ' Choice grofcries. bo'h stanle anJ fam.y, urriyiug every d:iy at C. II Spencer's. Our customers never have the blues. berause wa give them stub good barf arains. W. . Kcad. . Mexican Cactus Bitters iV ih. !. remedy in the world for liver and kid ney diseases, indigestion, etc. For aula atM Banmgart's Fahrnev's celebrated Mood rWt,, at Brownell & 8tansrd and at Ifoin Robson's. P. J. Baltimore general agent Vpu srill never aa.ss theWater Till Ue well roaia dry." If vou want a well dnr rll M v Davidson. He does prompt work at si reasonable Drice Orders can k ia at this office. Mirth is short llvei Prolonr it If you can. It will help your disBoaitloa to trade with W.F. Read. For vour Ine imnortrd mA Km West ciirars. ro to 11. Biumnit oigar store, one door east of Black man's drag store The immense sale of f'hanrwriii.a Cough Remedy baa been producd to a great exteut by people who have beea cured by it telling their friends and neighbors of its good qualities and urging tbem to try it. The most se vere Cold Will soon Vif-Id tn it unlh. ing effects. For sale by Fosbay A Mason. , The drv cold weather nf tha ri winter months is rjrodn-ti nt - a-,-... deal of croup amonsr children. X1.ik ers shonld be on the lor.koutfor it,and le prepared to arrest it as toon as the tint symptonib appear. True v ,. uevtr comes without a warninp-- - rl or two before the attack ihe cbld will liceome noars.e, and that svmntoms la soon followed by a peculiar, louuk eough. If Chamberlain's . Cough Kemedy is given as soon as this hnsr... ness or cough appears, all damror ...4 anxietymayl be avoided; it baa neve tailed, evenn n the most ' - 'Vlt VMCI, re is no dun nemeay lor it rontains no ini substance. For sale hv rA.h.. a Mason, ' IHaroverles re . alNatl Tkaai . e told. Are Satita Abie, th Cui(nr a;. coyeryfor ConsumpUon anddiseaM of the throat. Chest and Lungs, and California Cat-R.Cnr th- anteed cure for CaUrrh, Cold in the Head and kindred complaint. Tin r f,1'4 1 Pr Pekaee,orthit for tO50, and are reccmniencYd and used bv the lditiv nhnini., . .. Mjo ' Ak- S?? I, . , " . .. I'ujriii.nr .., I uv ac;he Coau Xo secret ownouuda. ' """ Mason Lovers of cood coffee should irw some of Julius Gradwohl's choice Java, Rio and Costa Rica coffers. lie carries a coinniete linonf -ho family groceries of all kind. A complete line nf ai tists' n a- terials jnut received at G. L. ' ' : J :V J I BIrfckmuu'a. t4 as ski .x; 1 jg.i..'.M;,-tt '.ft''! .'Tf VaMSBW feuowe ivuipic. i bctw-eu T.rd and Fourth.