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THE MORNING HBRALlh THURSDAY MABCH 20. 1810.
Their First Right of lee.
Picked op by The Philadelphia Telegraph, j
When one of the first imports-'
tions of ice from America arrived i
in India it was most amusing to
aee the anxiety with which it was I
sougnt, alter. The deposits were
only open for a short time befonj
sunrise, wnen crowds of coolies
were in attendance to carry off the
portions required by their em-
TiloVPTM f VlMA TVtrtinnu wava n--
M I " - , - v. nuii.i nv; uif l
blankets and inclosed
which were -carried off
speed; but a very co:
quantity invariably dissolved ber?
tore they could reach their re
spective destinations. Two or
tare natives crowding rouna , a
basket which had just . arrived
were eager to touch the novelty;
but immediately on feeling its
extreme coldness . they ran away,
ex.laiming that it was "burra
gurram" very hot. A child,
too, cried violently, and told his
mamma that the "glass had
burned his fingers." v ItJwas not a
little surprising, on several oc
casions, to see the ice brought to
the table as the greatest possible
luxury, and handed round to per
sons to mix with their wine ;
which, although coolM with salt
petre and glauber salts, had not
attained a much lower temperture
than that of new milk. The ice
in question was taken out to India
as a means oi preserving . a large
quantity of American apples in
good condition for the Calcutta
market, when the ice unexpected
ly proved a more lucrative species
of merchandise than the fruit.
The Time for Koblns. '
Prou the Detroit Free Press, j
"Seen any robin around yet ?" !
he inquired as they met in the cor-!
ridor of the postoffire.
The other looked at him with
injured dijrnity lor hull a minute,
and then -beckoned him out of the
crowd and ?aid :
"What alwut robins?"
"Why, robin birds."
"Yen. I know that there ia a
bird called a robin. What of it ?"
"I asked ii vou had scenanvthi9
spring :
"Suppose I had?"'
"Whv, nothing onlv robins come :
in the spring." . .... j
Yes, t iKiieve they Ho. Uidyou I
want them to wait nnd
corne in 1
the fall?-'
"Well. I I "
"See here, my friend,' paid the .
other as he laid : hand on hi '
shoulder, "let all birds alone,
robins included. They are all
right, lt spring alone. It is all
right. Just keep right on attending
to your business and let other
things attend to theirs. jood
day, sir!" ;
ACCIDBXT IJfSritANCR.
The business or professional mm t
knows that the mechanic, the railroad
employe and the man whu travels
o tight to have an accident policy, for
they are in dangerous business, but
what risk does he run? None, of
coarse except of being thrown from
hie carriage, or falling down stairs or
down a atree4- trap,- or slipping off
steps or walks, or getting drowned
while boaticg oi bathing, ar having
his city building collapse or bum up,
in Daekets, fi'-'. . .
or being roasted or trampled to death
in a theater fire or panic, or happen- . . , ,,
ing to be in a train wreck or steamer trl V!",?' "r m,M
explosion, or on a horae or bto car te(rm8'. , " t
encashed by a train . r by getting un- L.1it0?Ik,n fr inv",tr"CDt.
braked and running away.or a "grand ! th" ottce
stand'' caving in and killing him, or i
being bitten or gorea by atray uoga ;
vv ca.iir, vr uiuwu w pieces uy m
boiler he happens to be near or a
bursting election cannon, or from an
elevator giving way, or a few hundred
other tbinga we haye not space to re- i
count. The truth ia the special dan- j
gera of occupation are supplementary ;
to a vaat roll common to all humanity, ;
and to which in some regards the pro- i
fesriocal classes are the moat exposed.
To procure reliable insurance in
event of accident, call on C. B. Winn,
Albany, Oregon, and have a policy
written in the Travelers' Insurance
Co., of Hartford, Cunn. .
Senator Blair's great education
al bill is said to be doomed to
defeat. But he has the disting
uished honor of having made the
longest and prosiest speech ever in
the history of the dull speeches of
the Senate of the United States.
It took him eight days to get it off,
and it is said to till 198 pages
of the Congressional record, and
out of eighty-two senators, all are
said to have fled except half-a-dozen.
Senator Ilawley acted as
presiding officer, and of course he
was obliged to listen.
Flaa Snltlnga.
Y. R. Graham, th tailor, has
opened the largest and finest lineof
auitinga ever brought to Albany. It
includes patterns for fall suite or for
coats, vests or pants separately and
embraces acme of the finest of im
ported good of a class not seen bete
before. Mr..Oiabam employee skilled
workmen, and qnarantees a good fit
aa well as the best quality of goods
Those desiring something really fine
should call and iaepeot his sew
. patterns. j
Ta Caaaaa Alerd.
At this season of the year to be ;
without a good reliable diarrhoea.
balsam in the house, as cramps, colic,
diarrhoea and all inflammation of the
stomach' arid boweb are exceedingly
dangerous if not attended to at 'once.
One bottle of BEGGS' DIAKRQOEA
BALSAM will do more good in caaea
of this kind than any other medicine
on earth. We guarantee it ,('. L. ;
Black man, druggist. .
The rrMe ar waaaaaa.
A clear pearly and transparent akin
la always a sign of pure blood, and
all persons troubled with dark,
greasy, yellow or blotched akin caa
rest assured that their blood is out of
order. A' few doses of BEGGS'
BLOOD PURIFIOK an4 BLOOD
MAKER will remove the cause and
the skin will become clear and trans
parent. Try it, and if sttiafaction is
not given it will cost you nothing.
It is fully warranted, G. L. Black,
man, druggist.
Try Hubbard's flsVToriBf ex-
THE MARKETS.
ALBA! QUOTATIONS.
Wheat-til .
Oat SOe
Flour ff.23 per bbl
Potatoes c
Effgs 13c
Butter 25c.
Lard 12W&1.V.
Hams 12j$gl5c.
. Shoulders 8$ 10c.
, Bacon 10 12c
i and
cLeat, :
per bu. I
Aft- drted-hleached 5,
5c enndrled
W 9 Ci-fcV
Cbickedaf2.eo5 00
Hiltes-Be-' hides, grcep, 4 c,
Vre i deer akina. SiV- Hhoon ru.it. loan
TSc, according to-wool. !
&tr gross.
Mutton $2 00 per bead.
Hogs Sajoe, oaested.
- Lard Kegs, or 5 gattoa tine, 10c,
paila 12c. . . .
8100,000 TO LOAN
On farm and city property at 8 per
cent, and no commission. I make
examination of security and wri'e my
own paper. Call on or write me.
S. N, STEEL,
WITH-
E. G. BEARDSLEY,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent
AND HOTAKT JTHI.IO
Brnatlalbin Street. Albany, Oregon.
LARGE LIST OF
TiYTrtTvrnn.'t
K M
PROPERTY,
Residence Property,
-CHEAl LC)TS IN
ALL
-FOR SALE ON THE
INSTALLMENT FLAN.
Aent for NEW ZEALAND
INS.
CO. CAPITAL S5.000.000.
Marine Insurance written.
Fire and
The Albanv Bakery !
Cedar tba saw aoanacement of
WH KEEP
A full lias of choice family trroeeries and
drovfio
Canned fineapples,
Choice Table Delicacies
Ornamented takes for
Weilatnas and Parties,
Salmo
kinds.
belli r i . it! -. I lteh if cl
fMS. BAKED BREAD
.fCvcrv . Dav.
Best Srnn. Pies. Cakes. I
TEAS awn com
At ItUlOi IIUU1
CANNED OOODS. ETC
-t na best Soap in th n..rket
LeRoi. Savon.!
A fine assortment of gomettlc
nnd Imported Cigars .
BTk John Fni's old nUn.l h JF1 nn
ww brick. . ...
LADIES' CNDERTOAR
aieatleaaea a blrls,YfeuareA Cloth
tag amd All Ladle Caraseaia aaad
' la krdtr at the ' . .
1
JapaneseBazaar store
RSICSS VIRT LW.
KWO.NQ WO KEE CO,
yStore on First Street noit to Spencer i
Blackburns.
Cnrran & Monteltb have lots for
. f . It a 1
' Uar Timotliv. 16. nats
with alii App s -AireimmsSlJM
naidcfrartlo , " -wwa feme, per n
hw Bros.
saieoauie lnsiaiimeni ja, rang-4 - . : '
MaVilfFriMlrtnt'tXS toll.. . ..ll.t6rktfs sale W
Mm
GOLDEN Rliil! BAZAAR.
J THK LKADIXG CROCKEKY, FANCY GOODS AND TOY STORE j
OF ALBANY. THE ONLY GENUINE ROGERS BR08 Bit- . j
VEBWARE, FRENCH CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
BOY'S WAGONS, BABY AND DOLL CAR,
RIAGES,A5DA
Ocner&l Assortment of Feacy Goods.
Specialty in the finest Teas, Coffees and Family Groceries. He bay
direct for net cash and carries the largest stock in the Valley.
Insurance agent for Fire and
STEWAET & SOI
-Dealers in-
General
Hardware
kicoltural
i
Iron, Steel and Coal
Wagons and Buggies
Hope and Cordage
Blacksmiths' Supplies
Garden and
M all Implements
SPRINGFIELD SAWMILL
! A. WHEELER, SPRINGFIELD, PROPRIETOR.
j SPRINGFIELD OREGON
STAlbany yard and officn on Kallroad 'between 4th and 5th treet8Af3.f.
i A..Vheeler, Albany Manager,
. :lavinc lumber not excelled in quality, and facilities not Rurpaaned forth
j prompt and satisfactory fillihtr or order. 1 resDectniUv nolicita share oftbt
trade.
ill RAMV IM liflK :
n Luri iv i iiiuiv Viuimui
j ". Manufacture steam sngiosa, grist"and saw anil, machinery, iron fronts and
I all kinds of heavy and light stark in iron and brass castings. Special atten
i tioa paid to repairing all kinds of machinery. Patterns mads on atort notice.
'- E. F. SOX. "-asdent. C. H. Stewart, Secretary.
jb: j-. JOITES,
GenerahBookseller and Ltationer.
NEXT DOOR TO FIRST XA TloX4 L BA NK.
ptSubscriptioas received for all the leading newspapers and sag
azines.
THOS. BRINK
Best Lice of Faroilnre In the Citv oi Albaov!
Fancy Wicker Chairs Lounges Parloi
, .Cornice Poles Mirrors, Feather
4J Spring Mattresses,
w indow SnadLes Walnut Exten
. sion Tables Suits
And w ..at you can't find at other houBes,I have it. In fact eyory
thing tha. ia kept in a first-cla w house
Ash, Maple and Wttlnut Chamber sets. Chairs,
Spring Beds, Lounges Etc, Etc,, at Prices thai
CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD
aTaTaTa"JaTaTMsa?JaTaTaTM
The City liquor Store.
2f. BAUMGART, Proprietor,
aVFNfit door to the Odd Paltowa' ample, Albany, Oregon'TO
Keep cooataotly on hand the Ooeat Imported aad domestic wlnm, liquors, ctfaiaaa
tctaws. nly flrsVelass liquor store lo the city
' SPECIAL ATTOtT'OM PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY
Tulius Joseph
Manufacturer of Choice Ci?ais
-AND DEALER IN-
FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST
;ars, PlHjt and Rrnoklng Tobacco, Itleerscb aum and Briar Pipes, aa) a
full line of Smokers' Articles. Also dealer In
Xeit aoor to Pffeiffer'a candy store. Albany. Ores;on,
IFE Ei D
-AND-
GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET.
WANTED SPECIALLY ITav nt
Jvd i the preijon. Pacific Railroad extension and mv increasing home trade.
where I sell m "uambties to suit the
; . .
iTmxixwci
GARDEN
TO JEiBk-JN
GEABWOHL'S
Marine.
Iplenk
Carpenters' Tools
Builders' Hardware
Powder, Shot, etc.
Giant Powder Fuse
Saws and Axes,
Grass Seeds
Used by Farmers :
a. wiiciJtA
8TOEE
.n.l .u.rtn. to snoolv customers
purchasers. Office foot or Ferrystreet.
, R. JVL. ROBERTSON.
T0WSSN9 & WILSON
ADDITION
SEATTLE'S
I- -
ft
Miahty jrrswth the last tea yeara into one of the world's great cities ia
rtaout a parallel. No one can now portray bv reaonrcca or the eoatitnsa
prosperity that the yeara of the future will pour into bar
MMIOWM
O And her scenie ahora linea ou lakes and aouad.
Batura been so laviah in her giftt aa to make the
Worlds Last Great City.
Soma, ob ber seven hills, was aa nothing to aeattle'a anow crowned Olym
pldaon the north and west Caacadea on the cast and south, and from those
mighty bulwarks of nealth, energy inspiration-giving, there arises the nighty
Mount Ranier, a-w-a-v abov every competitor on the Pacific reminding one
of :
SEATTLE, THE
At tba baae, whisb, in another acore
oity on the Paaifie, the world'a largeit
THEUASSOM ADDITION
-TO 3EATTLE-
JUST PUT 017
Lots $200 and upwards. Will
taken off the market in 30 Days,
Some of its
Krery lot ia fall view of Mount Ranier aad Lake Wasiiiugtea; on railroad; ,
at depot; adjoining Ravenna Park; aa electrid railway aa soon as can be cam-1
plated to it; balf dosan fine residenees already under contract on addition; a j
$25,000 female college to be opened September. 1 890. Witbout donbt tba
17ASS0M S ADDITION I
Is tbi laceVhere people of money, seme and refinement will make their
homes, and wSy! Because the college, the mineral apringa. Ravenna Park,
the view of Mount Ranier, (which is grander here than anywhere elseoo
Facet Sound) if for no other reason, would make it moat desirable.
In Seattle a mighty city ia building. Take hold of the best while you have
a chance at at lowest prices.
TO THE PIONEER A WORD:
Why did you cross the plains ? Why did you take your life and that o
others in your hands and come to the Coast? What pen can write the
history You have conquered this 'and, made the growth of great citiee im
perative and the amasafng of colossal fortunes, almost in a "ay, possible.
Now. by the investment of a few thousand, or hundrrd dollara, yon may reap
the harvest that belongs to you. Will you do it ! The greatest corporations,
the ableat financier of Europe and America are investing thousands, nay,
millions, in Seatte. Will you not inveat Your chance ia NOW. Setae it,
I have a 60 acre tract, an 80 and two 40 acre tracta. Only a few left-cheap;
ripe for platting, any one of which will make yon a fortune in a short time.
Boy quick. I can'l duplicate them. ... , , w
Kev. J. R. Kirkpatrick is among you and the sole agent for W asaom a
Addition in Oregon. Call on him at once. '
I will be in Albany in a few days and will remain only a day. I would
be glad to meet vou personally and urge you to join us in the material up.
building of Seattle, tha Queen City of the Pacific. W hen in Seattle be aure
and call at room 348, Seattle Block, where I will take pleasure in showing
you the city.
"W "W-
STASABD
HVCCKSNOHS TO Ot llS
City Drug ' Store.
Dealers in Drags. Medicines, Chemicals. Fancy and Toilet Articlaa
Spouses. Brushes, Perfumery, School
l F . -
Irraaeaipuoav iuj vuiupvuuuw,
HARMS
Never baa the band of
QUEEN CITY,
of yeara, will paaa in population every
ocean.
TSE H4JBX&T.
be
Advantages:
i
& CUSM,
. SOX I'KOrRIKTORS OF
and Aitista' Supplies. Phyaiataau
l: & o. i att T x
nan re, AsaaaB7 vragoa. .
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
i OF ALBANY, OREGON.
1 rJuwiDKST. . L. Fiinn. .
VKB-FBE8IDKST S. . FOUng,
CABHTEB. E. W. LnngdoB
miiixiitrrs a ckkkral i:aki:
X BL'SiSKSS. Account krt subject to (
caeeK. biput txcBoore and iciorajmtc
Tranafrr Bold on Kcw York, fhirao, &n
Fnacitro and Portland.Or'ffOiK follrctl'in
wle co fvon.H toned.
3:SE77CS:
8. K. Vocxo. (.-. 1 U!
lp-:. ' W.E. XirpriL
E. W. Lisurx
Cukier.
GOWAM RALSTON CHAKEESUIK:
Albany, ; Oregos
Tiaaaaeta a toial banking butlura.
Draw al(btdnftaoDKew York. Saa Fran,
lacaand fortlaad, Or.
Loan money on approved security.
Ileealve deposits subject to check.
Ooueellooa entrusted to us wul recelv
proaptattanUoa
BANK OF OREGON,
ALBANY, OREGON.
carrTAi.M. asa,
rreslaleat-..
Vlre Pres
Cashier
H. DatVAT
.11. MKKKILL.
...JAY W.BLAIV
11KKCT0K:
II. Brtaxt, J. W. Blain,
Geo. Hcmihrev,. C H. Stewaki,
R. J. Lacking, H. K. Merrill.
Sight exchange and telegraphic
transfer bought and aold on New
York, San Francisco and Portland,
Oregon. aVCollectiona made on fa
orable terms.
hmm 4 Merchants
INSUR NCE CO. OK
Albany Orbqom
CAPITA!. ftSQCK. M.OM
rAi rr capital ss.om.
OFFICERS,
i President W. F. Read,
j Vice-President J. O. Writsman.
Treasurer J. L. Gowau.
' fJecretarv J. K. Elderkk.
' DIBBCTORB.
I Ft. r. Mranan, J. L. Cowan, J.
: O. Writsman, t, F. Simpson, V
jK. Read.J. K. Weatherford, L.
t L. Foley, John Harnett and M.
Sternberg.
Safe, Souiid, uonsemtiTe
i A Square Company,
! Managed by Square Men,
'. Patronized by Square People
I
Faxso&is-Home Satcrpriso
i
I
.OrGlU
c
FOB
KALI BT ALLZDRt'OOtSTS.
"8omcroonths ago '.lr ourcbseet) a
box of Dr. J. P. Gill's Catarrh Cure for
my own use. but finding my nephew,
C. A. McMahan. needing: such medi
cine I let bim have my box of medi.
cine. He now sends for three more
boxes, saying it la the best thine for
catarrh ever tried by him and bis
friends. 1 got another box to wife in
my rase, and cheerfully recommend it
toother.
(Signed). JOHN McMAHAN,
Ex-Countj Commissioner Lane Co.
Oregon.
Springfield. Lane county, Oregon, j
Prof J. W. Johnson, president of the !
State unlvernijy, says it cured him ol i
a rough after two other prescription!,
bad failed. Likewise two of his little
iris used it to cure their coughs. Mrs
lark Bailey; wife of Prof Ba'.lcy.
sent it to Prof Johnsap, and recom,
mends it to all who suffer from colds,
and coughs. For cougha it acta like
a charm, and ran be lubaled into the
pipes or passages, whrrt other
rou;h cures ran reeeb
TAKE THE
FROM
CAB
'CI
rates:
To any part ol the city, 50 cents.
For calling, first hour $1.50, each
subsequent hour f 1.
Stand in front of 8. K. Young'
ami W. . Ksad's stores.
LmaCountyBank
mi
5 rJ
In STABLES
to
VIA
1ACIF1C
SOITUEBX
COMPAKT'a
THE MOUNT hASTA "0UTE.
Tim Between
. t-raaieJae
135
35
California rxprrx train ran daily bet
l onianaatHi iaa n
Koara
4.tM p oi. .Lr i'ortlanU ....At. .106 am
t:lSpm..l.v..... Albany Lv CM an
;:6arn..Ar... S. Kranciaco.LT.. 7-O0 pm
lVoral Paa. Trala Dally-Ex. Sunday
b:00 m..Lr l'ortlaud.
1S:0j m..Lr.... .AJUny..
8:Uini..Ar..... tugmt. . .
.At.. SMSpu
Lr..lli4am
.Lt.. Mim
teltaaasi Krmacau
b:Jii.iu..Lv...:. Albany Ar.. SSOaa
KW pm..Ar.... .Lebanon.... .Lr.. :4Ctm
10 pm..Lr... Albany Ar.. 9Spaa
2:S0.pm..Ar.... .Lebanon.. ...Lt.. 8:40am
T;ain..Lv....Aibauy Ar.. 4.XSps
h.Si a m..Ar.... Lebanon 'Lt.. I U) pat
PULLMAN BUTFETSLEEPER8.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS,
For accommodation of Second-Claas Paa
SMi (fern attached to Express 1 raiaa.
The a P, Co.'s Ferry makea coonectioa)
with aH the regular trains oo th east aids di
risioa from toot ot street. Potriaod.
STeat IM IMvlalea.
Between Toitland and Corvallia.
Wall Tralai Dally-Except Sunday
4 30 a m .. Lv. ...VoAlairl ...ArjsTiio pTin.
12:2o p n..A C'craiils.. LvLSO p. ni,
At Albany and Corvallia connect it
trains of Oregon PatiflcRailroad.
Ksprraa Trala Daily (Exctpt Sunday)
4-M pm..Lv...PortliM... Ar.. 3.-00 am
b.-O0p m..Ar.....UcMinnviIIe.Lv.. 6.i&Aaa
THROUGH TICKETS
lo All Point
SOUTH AND EAST
Via California.
Vf For full information rcfardnif ratam,
map, etc-, call on company a acent at Albany
K. KOKHLKK, J. p. KOOEB8,
Manairer Asst. O. F. A P- A
UEION PACfflO BLT
COHPASf)
Overland Route
Tnus for tha East leave Portland at 7 a. '
kDdS.-0Dr.li. daily;
TTfLrT?TC! to and from principal
1 IVIV Jj 1 O poinu ia United Slates.
Canada and Europe.
PULLMAN PALACE CAR SLEEPERS.
Free Colonist Bleenlas Cars Baa Tkrsuk am
Ex ess Trains
OMAHA,
COUNCIL BLUFFS
KANSAS CITY,
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS.
j Elegant Sew 1Mb la Car Wit
('baae.
! Owe Connections at Portland for Eaa Fra
I Cisco and IUKet Sound points.
j For further particulars Inquire of Curaaal Si
j Uoiitt-ith, Firrt Street, Alliany, Onon.
as two leave mo company s wharf, at
rJ2TtSS3E&tm
r. SIIIEEK. --ocalAteat.
Keaeral TraRle Maaacer.
. r. a.
-THK
llapa Route!
mm PACIFIC RAILROAD.
i Oregon Development Co.'s
Steamship Line
a " -
, AND
2a Hours JLess Time.
j rhaa by any otter route:
' Airmr.Mli.tionaunsurparaeltorcon)fortaB4
) ;ety. Fare and freitrbla via Taquina aad
ihv Oregon Ieva opment ccmpanT'e atcaai
hip. much leea that by any other ronte be
r reel, all poiuta in the WiUIiirette VaJler
i ' Sui Francaaoo.
Sailino dates.
raoa rawmia.
Willau.elte Vallev March Mb
Willamette Valley " loth
Willamette Vlly,,., tMh
raoa axis raakcuco
Willamette Vailey ....March 12th
Willamette Vlley.. t otta
Willamette Vallev M ' SOt
The company reserve the riht. to ehaag
teamen or sailine datea.
C. H. llaawaxL. Ja, Gen F. & V. Afceajt.
iH Moutfoinery atreet. ban Franciaco, Cat
bailt raasErasa Taan8.
Except Sundays.)
L YaquinaS:4S a a I Lv Albany 140 r f
Corvallia 10:Ss a a " OorvaUis 140 ra
Ar Albany 11:10 a a I Ar Yaquina h-Vt r. ar.
O. A C trains connect at Ailaa aad IY
Wm. y Hnae,
C. Hoot s, General Maaairat.
Acting O. F & P. Asent
Oorrallia. O on
JOHN SCHMEER'S
Livery. M& Sale stable
Corner Second and E&svxnth 8t.
ALBANY, - . OREGON
Hoascs soaaoan by the day or month. Oar
riacreaor bunica on reasonable term.
vSol
FOSHAY & MASON,
Wholesale and Ketail
Dnifigjsts 1 Booksellers
1BANV.
ORCti
BROWNSVILLE.
v. r, t'OHHOW at OX.
Heal LSt;are and
lysUBAXCE A CEN' k
Caatraelar aaat Balleler
flMlF. CNDERSIGNED HAVING LOCATED
1 in Alhanv solicits patronage from cttjr
and countrv. ' Will contract to build bridges,
barns, and "all manner of dwelling houaee.
Including Queen Anne. Eaatlake aad EUsa
bethian stvle of btuldinga. Will torniaai
plans and sptdflcatlroa tr cherne. Sat
taction guaraatast W. C. tmtt .
Overland