Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, February 15, 1889, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textv,r v . . - . v.- V f " i is ui: s - i :T If- M P7I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I v E 9 41 I I 1 1 I II I 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 imu I J I III 3 1 1 I I I I 1 1 I 2 I II I I rs.l VJ Tri I 1.1 I 1 1 Vfc ' rr-r-rr-znr- .' .y c ' ?''f-i; - ; " Afl - ; "qCEIrerA"wib3K. AliBj-NYTTmEGOy, F1UDAY MOBKIKi8BXrJBY 15, 1889. vol. AV. INA 07. I I I V 1 nuiTfin T VPlim I in kipirm TKlr. I CBICACB WHEAT. 9,999.00 GOLD to"-Away. To Dc Cut ont thW ar veitirnieiit and end it J. LAIIMKK& t.'n., Jiursorymin, Toronto, C'Aoaria.witb 11 thrce ce.t t'anaduui, o -1 twtvc:ot American pt:ixe t'iHn, ad the U1 send you by mail (ooKpaxI) in yx-I tiun for piuntii: in April or M.i.v i cvt. your we e of fciiy onn of the folio in' ..i!.'tvl:.i if plaiifn, itild enter your oanie in w nuprti t:u:i :r the 00 in xold liAt tht-y arc Ipirw" y iu orilcr to inliut-e tlieir nur- jioryatocfc. Collection . of iJar.t: No. 1 hardy row. No. t t hardy climhini; rv, No. 3 2 overbloouiuig 4ro' for house cul ture. No. 42 dahlias. No. 510 glad iota. No. 63 hardy grape vine. Nc. 7- 8 raspberry plauttt, 4 each black and red. No. H- 20 str.iwberrr plant?, 4 choice bi? No. 95 very choice p!antn lour bouse cul ture. No. 105 cherry currant- (rei' No. 11 5 Leea prolific rurrar.U (nlach) No. 12 5 white irrpe e..rrnU All lettent with thiaaiTertiMiaPDten' lowd alooir with tainp for any one or more edi tions of plants, will be numbered a they coma to hand, and the sendm of the first thirteen hundred will reeive Kiftsasfollowo: lt 9250 The next 20, $10 each. rliid l'X ' The next 40. $5 ea- h. 3rd 60 The next 415, tl each. 4th 30 1 1 be next H2.", 1 each. dth 20 1 After M,000 letter have been raeived, the Anders of the next 1,100 letter will receive gifts as follows: 1st 22.r Next 10, $15 each 2nd 135 Next 15, $10 cali -ir,l - 7.1 I Sex 4". ". 4th 50 Kext 470, 92 rJ MU 25 next .MO. 1 cau A:. -r 1 0 000 li 'ters have Uo received. ! .:.!' mxt 1.000 letterr will re . 1. 1 a: t- ' w : 1 -1 .: Next 5 920 each 3, 4 ami 5.. 75 ea. h J Next 15 JOc'tch . 7 and . . . 60 tx h i Nc.xt:U14 3 each 9, 10, 11, 12. 2ft ea. h Next im 1 ea. h After 150,000 Setters Iw-ve lcen re eiveil the senders of the ucxt 1.100 letters will lereive rift as folloniir 1 $100 each ! Next 10 $20 each 2 75 each Next 25 10 each 3 and 4 &o earn I Nvvt rh Noxt5 25 each ; Next 7! 1 e;ieh Any pen-on ni.iy -end any iiuinlu r of t.mc-t for any of the atwve collections If 5 cents in stamp extra i :n., we will send in Jun- ! next a primed littt cf the names of all perron who are entitled to Kilts. We make ll:w iitcrui .ffer to rea.ler of the j IlrKALD, knowing it will not pay u now. hut ; - our object is to intro luce cur stock and hnild j up a trade Our mailing Mincs arc Toront-v j am: nruimount. On., !K.-m-ster. K. i .. Loui.-iville, Ky., FiaiMesville, O.. and Chicago, I ill., and we will Lruarantce all stiK-l: to reach I our utoii!cr in jfooii cnndition. We emricv I no accnts, but d al ilirect with ust.ini r.. and ii sul! and delltti uk to any wr; o the United 8t;ies or Tanaiia at atiout one lialf the prii-e charged by other nurxerymer , I throiujh agent. l:cm inhcr e will not be undersold liy any ' relmble tinn. endl:i nsil wants and we wiil 'pjote w pric-s: -r ("!hiTits for a ha.-J owf il'rMtrate.l eaal"itn ' ,whoh yen mm i.eduvt frofh vdu "first order." Address all letU-rv, LA H XI EK & CO , Nursorj'nen. TOKOMo. CANADA. SMITH & WASHBURN Haying purchased Stoves W?W Ml 0? V7 JE!ID ALSANY, --V . ,. ., ,.1 .1, 1 . 1 jjjn 1 vmmt 1 ' rrr-ynran i'"1 ii'imrs'fi'l ' 1 " i iwmiiw iaii'iw'rySfre!rj?M"''",''''M 1 I W v I l,H IM H.K Ul, l M, W i 1 I SEEDS The largest assm t ent ever.brouglit thji cuutr . ernorating every thuir fur the nee of Also a very fir line of AND- GNIONiiSETS . ' ",r"e SPM' a' w-st-rn grown and adapted t-sdeciallv for thin climate. 'ffiev will be sold for . , , V-'ENTb rER liheral discount to PAPER. dealers and ardf tiers buying in quantity. lrilllliC(!,TilO)irOi;kvro 4:RniIP, WHOOPIKG Con- ffiM) Krnn'hiti immcuiatelv relieved Sfiilnh's Cure. Foh.y ct Mson. by Auction everv Faturdav afiernoot. M. J. Wonteith's. ISUCCESt-ORF TO iiwo Grass Seed this well known store and added largely to the stock , tarry an immense line and. Greneral Hardware LIE' S 0 Absolutely Pure. This powaer never vanes. A marvel of purity .strength and wholesoroenees More economical than the ordinan kinds, and cannot be sold in competi tion witb tnultifade or low test, short weight alntn or phosphate powders Sold only in e-tns. Rotal Bakin ow ikk Co 10 -. 'Vnli t. K. Y. D;"VY Crowlkt & Co., Afjfnt', Portland, Oregon. L OF ALBANY. OREGON. rRESiDEKi, L. Flinn. VICE-PRESIDENT S. E. YOUDg, CAsniKR. E. W. Langdon rpR.NSACTS A GENERAL! BANKING 1 BUSINESS. AcconnU kept subject to check. Siirh Exchanee and Telegraphic Trai-ifer solo on New York, Chicago, San Francisco and Portlund.Oregon. Collections made on favorable term. S. E. Young L. Flik. L. E. HI.AIN W. E. n-BRRU. E. W. I.a.vopon. Ja. F. Pcwbu.. An-istmt Cat.hier. H. F. MERRILL, Banker, ALBANY, - OREGON Sills 'K linn2re on New York. San Francisco and Portland. Huv i:ots, ttHte, cour.ty and city warrants. Receive deposits subject to check. Interest allowed on time de poitr: rsf h t;oueciione receive prompt auennon Correspondence solicited. I??"Ofliei! liours from 8 a. m. lo 5 p. m Atrent for reliable fir ; and marine nsiirancc companies. W. C. TWEED ALE JHSUnaSGTBB CaXXBKATKD Cooking Stores and Ranges, Parlor and Heat ing Stores and all kinds of Kitchen Utensils. Also a Complete BUILDERS' Jump. Home, Copperware. Tinware Plumbers' Good a Specialty. SSTPHWES GUARANTEED TO BE SATISFACTORY The Putifce is Invited to Call aad Inspect Oar Stock. BUILDIISTG, 13. AVIS, M D. FBYSiClANJ AND sueon. tvl4hM at bis otbee room ic birthan's block, l.ittt street. Albany Orefon- TVR C. CHAUBKBLIN. HOMEOPATHIC hrinn and sumon. Unice. corner Third and Lyon streets, Albany, Oregon. GW. UASTON. PHYSICIAN AND SUR , geon, Albany, Oregon. MH. ELLIS, PHYSICIAN AND 8URr . geon, Albauy, Oregon. CG KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND dUR . goon Albany, Oregon, off-ce in Jfterce's new" block. Officehours, from 8 a. h. to4 p. m. A. j. ROfiSlTER. VETEHIHAHT 8CR raon, rraduate of Ontarls voUrinary mUm ml Biamber of to; . jW D- ary medical society, is prepred to -ires the diseases 01 ail ooucnKun -scientific principles. Office second door east of the opera house, Albany, Oregon. -i-m R KOI.DKWAY. VETKEINARYSUR. U ireon. Albany, Oregon. - -Graduate of OerJ piso an.l Ameri'-wri polletrec. Klectrlcand ll4Dic4allileTrcle mHOSK DESIRING EITHER OF THESE I .of nH reliable methods of treating di? .111 find Dr. E. A. UcAWster prepared with excellent apuliarces for administering ithr a th nature of the case may require, He may be found at his office on Third street, two uoors south of t'ne electric liiiht station, when not absent on professional business. DK. E A. M ALIS1EK, HOMEOPATHIC physician, has removed his office from Elinn's block to bis rt side nee on Third street, two doors south of the electric llgbt statisn. ATT9BSKYH. DR. N. BLACKBURN, ATTORNEY AT . Law, Albany, Oregon. Office in Odd bellow's Temple. Vill practice in all courts of the slate, and give special attention to all business ti f OLVE RTON CH AR LES E. ATTORNEY W at Law, Albany, Or. Office in rooms 13 and 14, Foster s Block, over L. E. Blain's rtor .) T K. WEATHORFORD, ATTORNEY AT J . law, Albany, Oregon. Office in Odd Fellow's Temple. Will practice in all the courts of thestate, and give special attention to all business REVERE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR. CHAS. Pfeifttr, Prop. Only first-eclass house in the city. Large sample rooms for com mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the kitchen. General stage office for Corvallis. HEWERT, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE . and jeweler, Albany. Oregon, T.tOUNl)-A GOLD KING WITH TOPAZ F se. Owner can have same by .ailing at F. M. French's jewelry store. a, . . riORDS OK FIR AND MAPLE l wood for sale. lj to S, Gourley. Oysters ! Q yser ! EASTERN AND OLYMPIAN.! SERVED fresh every dav at H.sDierrks' rrrtauriuit Laad garvgnjg. Tularin nsaiUKO soRvariHO dork cam oe Jf tain aaourate and prompt work by calMni; upon eS-oounty s"vyo'J-T'T.fisbei. He hascomplete coiiies of-ies!BOtee and town ship plats, and is prepared to do surveying in anv irt of Mnn county. , rosiorane auuieno. Milltre Station, Linn eouut Oregon. BREAKFAST and JEWEL Assortment of ei and Gardeuers m s HARDWARE, aud OREGON GENERAL NEWS. A Montreal Blizzard Shows Up in Hyperborean Earnest KAILK9AD TK IVKL DEMOKALIIE Frm Mare Island to the Asiatic Squadron Wild Story Conosrcing Annexation Bam Earners Creating Alarm. Tha HaaaLS Special Ditpatehts. Montreal. Feb. 14. The bliz zard which started last night, and is Btill raging i the worst of this (eaoti- - Tb snow falkhas not been vfcrv - heavy. " "buF r the wind is terrific, and drifts of snow are makinn travel exceedingly dii' ficult in the cities, while in the outlying districts it is totally out of the Question. Railroad travel is thoroughly de moralized and out-going trains have been cancelled. Incoming trains are hidden away in the snow drifts, some having been re ported and other not. Several people are reported frozen to death. CHMKOBB BELKNAP rBMTBD e Is t ftaeeeed Adnlral Chaadler la Asiatic Sqaadroa. Washington, Feb. 14. Seen tarv Whitney to-day issued an order relieving Commodore Geo. Belknan from his duty as com' mander of Mare Island navy yard, California, and ordering him to dutv in command of the Asiatic station, to take the place of Rear Admiral Chandler, who died last Sunday. No person has yet been selected as commandant of the Mare Island navy yard. AJNEXATIOX SCHEME. rrobably a story Maaalactared to Prodaee a Seasalloa. Montreal, reb. 14. A special from London to Gazette, the Canadian government organ, state ments of which reached here through New York, says that syndicate of leading republican in tlie United States control JJcSOl'.UliU. 000 which it intends to use in an effort to secure Canada's annexa tion to the United States by system of bribery in Canada to secure the dissolution of the do minion parliament this vear an' the co.iseijue it general election. ttlltKIXU RIBIS. Iikitwi rarilra at the ftelarious ' Baltimorf, Feb. 13. A gang of a 1 nar:: ourners, wnose lueniity na not heen inscoverel, are creating a reign of terror in Frederick and Carroll counties. Over a dozen iciiiis have been burned. The in eendiarie.' use a ball of wet phos phorous with .'un powder inside. When the phosphorous dries a spontaneous comous'ion ensnrs and an explosion follows. No pos sible reason for their devilment is known. Mace Bobbers Arretted. Santa Rosa, (Cal.), Feb. 14 Sheriff Colgan left for Lake county, Kaunas, on a telegram announcing the arrest there of beorge and John (ion ton, who robbed thestage near here December 13th. It is believed also that they are the robbers who robbed the Southern Pacific express train of $50,000 in the Sierras Nevada mountains Christmas eve. seal to WasalaRtea. Sacramento, Feb. 14. The gov ernor to-day signed a bill sendiug Lient. (toy- White and Hon. John F. Swift to Washington to take charge of the defense in the Chae Chang Ping case before the su preme court which has been brought to test the constitutionali ty of the act. Vmr recoa. San Francisco, Feb. 14. The steamer Oregon cleared this morn ing for Portland, Caatloa U M otacM. Every mother is cautioned against giviug her child laudauam or ptra goric; it creates an unnatural craving for stimulants which kills the mind or the child. Acker's Baby Soother is specially prepared to benefit chil dren and cure their pains. It is harm less and contains no opium or mor phine. Sold by Foshay &. Mason. I 1 on lianda good stock of I OA SAUEBj KRAUT, t And a good assortment class of first E s PRICES reasonabij:"ei 1 1, Kill NOW HAVE riles 0 1IAUU benuiiie Map Sprup 11 e to romblae All fthcBlK Onapaatrn. Chicago, Feb. 10 A special from New York Bays : There are . a 1 . some big commercial aeais pro gressing here. One of these deals whose details, binte at wuose gen eral feature even are held to be tar too sacred for public scrutiny yet, looks to the loruaatiou or anotner bis: trust. SubstRDtiallv it is a proposal to consolidate all the express com paoies of the country into one cor poiatioD in the regulation trust shape. The Adam Company, Wells-Jrareo and uoionei uaivm a. Xd:;dMTfroBMfct. C. Piatt' United btate Uupctrxrrr brought into the deal at facts of conseouencef. Just how far these companies are commuted to me Dig scneme a . . a . a a can yet be oDly a matter of sptcu lation, but tnere is a good basis tor the belief that some ot their cniel est financial magnates aie quite as one with the promoters whose bru liant brains have conceived the project. Sayes one ot' these pro moieis, a man who is practically an echo of the moBt active millionaires in Wallstroet. -There are over $50,000,000 of quick profits in this deal and it is going through, ft igntiag between companies has already come to a standstill and it will not be long before we will be advanced fr enough in the matter to give some of the facts to the public. Just now, However, the public's knowl edge of what is going on, or even a suspicion of it, would probably be fatal to the whele deal." These assertions of an insider are not toe ollusioiis of a curbstone taiktr by nuy means;! hey are from what can Ik taken lo be a care fully prepared letter addressed to a capitalist of consequence, invited to co-operate iu tins magniticieut scheme. It is staled ujmn. the same authority that the proitosed tru does noi iutend merely to take in the big express com paoies, but it will swallow up the locai ones in all the big cities. FELL TWO Mtl.MDBKB FEET. A Horse and Rider Boll Dowa a Bac aea i'reciicr narrowly KsrapiBC, One of tl:e most marvelous moun tain experiences on record was re lated yesterday by T. B. Handley to an Oregoaian reporter. The gentle man, accompanied by J. F. Ryan, hook-keeper of the Truckee Lumber Company, of San Francisco, staitod from Tillamook bay a few moraines ago o i horbt-.ba k. They man '.ged to scramble up the that grade, which is noted for its steep incline t a 1 T.iia mook tourists, and had descended a third of the distance on ihj tlur side when Mr. Ltjau's horse stumbled. He fore he could re.ovtr Ui hist looting, ne d.isin-ii over tlio preup :;e with his ridei. They had fallen six'y feet when Mr. Pyan mr-'iarpd to dis engage himseii and grasp a projesiiug limb, which probai.iy saved his lite. The horse rolled down ICC m'. id remained there with his head doul 1 -d under him as though dead. After Mr. Ryan bad oeen rescued from hia ue.il- ous position, the gentlemen went to lo k after the horse. Finding him still alive, they rolled him down twenty feet more to the bottom of the ravine. Ihe animaL being urged for some time, at last regained his fee. and was found to be comparatively uniniureo. One plave in particular on the faoe of the bluff would, no doubt, have cued the death of both hone and rider if they had stayed together and tumbled a few feet to tba right. It was where a free had fallen over the cliff and remained with the large -end sticking a few feet in the air, inclining directly toward the spot irom where the horse started to tail. As it was. t ie steed missed the tree by almost a hairs hreadtu. lLe fortunate man and beast finished the journey witb no other mishap. BIk Boaey la LltU Tklaca. The rupper tip at the end of lead pencils has yieidod 20,000 pounds sterling. Upward ot ::uuu pounds sterling a year was made by the inventor of the common needle-threader. The inventor of the iol!er skates m ide over 200,000 pounds sterling, notwithstanding the fact that bis p iteiit had nearly expired before its value was ascertained. A Ure fortune has been reaped by a minef who invented a metal rivet or eyelet at each end of the month of coat and trousers pockets to lesist the strain caused by the cariiage of pieces of or e and heavy tools. The gimlet-p iatod screw baa pro duced more wealth than most silver mines, and the American who first thought of putting copper tips to children s shoes is as well off as il his father had left him 400,000 pound 1 sterling in United States bonds. As large a sum as was ever ob tained for any invention was enjoyed by the inventor of the inverted glass bell to hang over gas to protect ceil ings from being blackened, and a scaiccly less lucrative patent was that for simply putting emery powder on cloth. In a recent legal action it trans pired in evidence that the inventor of the metal plates used to protect soles and heels of boots from wear sold tin. jward of 12,000,000 plates in 1879. aud in ins, the number reoched 133, OOO.CoJ, producing realized piofica oi a quarter of a million of money. J A. Archibald, airtnt for 11... s;nr U-r Alanuiaciuring (Jo., oppceite Ode I 1 ell0W6 tfcluple. i A Sehei Ill" Ike Market Tfc Balls maalac. Chicago Feb. 12. The hull fever - w a. a- on the Duard ot traoe ragrti mis morning. Wheat opened wildly ex cited, with short rushing to cover of contracts. It was evident that the market was badlv oversold. Befoie noon May wheat advanced to $1,092. A good part of the buyiig was on country orders on account of the ex hausting margins, Hutchinson cover ing his abort tales of yesterday. Al together it was the most exciting day experienced tor a long time, and an enormous amount of wheat changed hands, the null clique making iodib handsome profits. 8AN IBlKCISCO MARKETS. v Sab .FvaaciMrwy Feb. 12. Produce etls wheat, 39,068 bb!a flour, 81 etU oats, 3400 sks poUtoes, 15,500 ctla barley. Freights Grain tonnage in light request. Market exhibits a soft tone, and rates are apparently tending down. In miscellaneous freights transactions are small at steady rates. The ship Fa-iny Tucker has been takeu for lumber from Puget Sound to Valparaiso. Wheat The advance in speculative markets East and in England, with a better demand for wheat cargoes at an advance, has stiffened holders' views and offerings are not so large. There is a fair shipping demand at $1.45 or cleoice shipping, bat export ers' wants are not particularly ur gent. Futons continue active and prices are again higher. Sales during the morning session were as follows: 6C0 tons buyer year, at $1.54; 300 tons at $1.54; 300 ton at SI 53g; 1000 tons at $1 53; 1500 tons at $1,531. Buyer the season $1.50. Seller o.d year, $1 41. Afternoou session: Buyer year wh.at iened at $1.53; closed di en? 1 u S jni. twl V i -f -A ' 1 uyi-i pchwii 91.104, vtwcu $1.30; seller oM year $1.39J. Barley Firm with a fair i qniry; choice qua.it ies iu strong rands and luiiicaiiuus pumt to an advance; No. I teed selling at 85c; good feed, 80(n 82Jc; common, 77Jc; brewing, 90c C $1.05. Options Forenoon session s'lhtly tn.-hor; buyer season 9Cc; buyer ew 99c. Afternoon csll Buyer year 974c; buyer season 89c. Oats Firm in sympathy with bar ley; buoyant tendency; receipts rather larger than atricipated; quoto No. 1 feed $1.101.12i; common to good $1.00(U 1.074; milling $1.15( 1.18J. Pct;toes S oks Lave been largely reduced since the recent glut and the market is in a better snape, prices being steadier. Garnet Chile, 50(V 65c:; Lut'Lanks, (X);a75o; peerless, :W1(t 50c. Millstuffx Firmer aud tendeucy higher iu sympathy wiili the advauce in breadstuff ; quote bran all kinds, $13.5075 50; middngs $14.0(a 17.50 j e ton. lias Dull .u.d .atv; l-ti-es shap ing more in f.v. r .f !.:;. .vs. Hot s The )t-inan) continues Wglit, although the tirmiiesb of Fslei 11 mar kets gives more ti.ne locally; quote good to choice 12(a,J7c. BBIKF MIAT14t. pies at treo. Pumps and W. bmith s. A new invoice of at Read's. British triraminga Finest Hue oi jcrsies ever in at Read's. Albany New dress goods the vcrjl styles at W. F. itVt ad's. als.e A tine line of new slitcrware just Crete' at Will & Stark's. The largcs' Miid best aortmont of tea and t ollee iu town at Krownell ot tftanard'a. I know I can 6:1 re jcu money, try me. and you will be convinced w. F. Read. Choice groceries, bo'h staple and fancy, arriving every day at C. H Spencer's. Our customers never have the blues, because we give them such good barj gaiHs. W. V Read. Mexican Cactus Bitters is the best remedy in the world for liver and kid uey diasee, indigestion, te. For sal at M Banaigart's Fahmey's celebrated blood cleanser at Brownell A Stansrd and tt Deyoa A Robson's. P. J. Baltimore general agent. "Yob will Bover sates tliifaalu Till tbe sreU runs drj." If you want a well dug call on E. B. Davidson. He does prompt work at a reasonable price Orders van be left at this office. Mirth Is short lived. Frolong it if you can. it will help your (Lis position to trade with w. r. Head. Foryonr fine imported sad Ke West cigars, eo to M. Banmrart cigar store, one door east of Black man's drujr stare The immense sale of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been produed to a great ektent by ieople who have been, cured by it telling their friends and neighbors or its good qualities and urging them lo try it. The most se vere cold will soon yield to iu sooth ing effects. For sale by Foshay A Ms son. The dry cold westhcr of the arl- winter months is productive of m" deal of croup among children. Moth era shonld be on the lookout for it,and be prepared to arrest it as soon as the first symptoms appear. True croup never comes without a warninir: . dir or two before the attack the chid will become hoarse, and that symptoms is soon followed oy a peculiar, rough cough. If Chamberlain's Courh Kemedy is given as soon as this hoarse ness or cough appears, all danger and anxiety may i be avoided; it has neve failed, evenn n the most severe cases. J here is no danger in giving the Remedy for it contains no ininrimm substance. For sale by Foshay at Mason, ilvea Away. W. F. Bead proposes to give away a fine gold watch with h. liver prise shirt, the very best fittiug Bva4 -1 1 . """' iuhuc wime snsn in the market. The price is ns low or inw-r than any equally as good shirt in the market.