Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, January 07, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING ITEHAH); WEDNfcSliAV. JANUARY 7. I01. iUorniug gaily JifraW DAILY AND WKEKtY IfcHMS! OF SUBSCRIPTION IIAILY tuMULtd every Bofbbii( rieept Monday, ivered lv carrier, per w I V wail, r 0-20 e w I WKKKLT. (Published every Friday Morning.) ' royy, lr annum, in advance ......f 00 W ki.u bui mtd in advaiu-e t-iO TsaK MAILS. Hail U the Albany postotflreclo Fur all office nortn flM Eastern state i 00 A. M, TLm West aide Aud the Narrow Q t R. R4 ) rortbuid and Saw U A. U or.allia and Yaqulna .12:S0 r. M Ulic au" 7l30 r. M Ti.c MlunVe will be cl l eaa li evening .toot tx io nrven o'clock. ncylatrrcd luatler lor the ly Bjoruliig tula aliuuld be mailed before o clock the leyiuu cveiiinr. ORLU0N PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Departi Pa tenser .......,U.i:'.uuiil5.20piu a-.. tv. , ,, ., ; 3.40pm '7. 45 mm The historical events of the year jnii closed, which will particularly imfmd theuietdves on the future annals, are not Planing, although in their results they may 1 far reaching and important. It is ap parent, however, even t- sacr lirial olxerverf, Miat more history Ir.i lieen niaile duiing the year fiat is now ending iu the New Uianinthe OldWoild. The re - tirejuentof BismarcV, the parti tioning of a large t-xiei.t of Africa ou papar, ami the revolt of a ma jtirity of the nationalist in mbers of parliament again): Mr. 'arnel! have been the chief i-wt U of Emope; but in the promise of the P'jim.'y of pragreaive civilia'ion nothing that has occuried in the Old World is t-iiiiiparabie in im portance wild the l'an-tmerii-an congress w hich closed its work on Apiil. Ml. The harmonious fc tlOES of that unique ainuhictyonii-t-.iin. ll of the lepublios of the con tinent, and the many practical recommendations made for bring ing the three Auieric.ts into closer commercial relations have created a romprehensivH continental policy which seems destined to en lare the influence of the English tpraking race over Portuguese and Spanish Auierica for the promotion of the highest en.'.a of civilization. The adoption by this international t uneless uf the niicite of roivi pulsory arbitration as a moans oi avriting war was the mot ei:ii.fi cai.t event of the yeai a procla mation of the New World's diplo matic gop"l of peace as an al!er native for the Ol J World 'n malign and hanvn iNj-icy of ovei weighted armaments and unceaxing prepar ation fur devastating campaigns. The arrangements made for con ducting surveys of railways for uniting he three Americas, for hoding a monetary conference, for establishing steamship lines, and for carrying into execution other recom mediations of the congress signal proofs that the conti nen'al policy is not a vagary of optimistic ceutiment, but an en lightened scheme of practical statesmanship deained to effect powerfully the destiny of hoth hemispheres. These great results could not have lieen accomplished if the prestige f American diplo macy hid not been restored early in the year by the honorable ad justment ot the Sauoan contro versy at Berlin, by the negotiation of an effective extradition treatv with Great Brtain, and by the strong stand taken by the state department in defending national rights in BehringSea. Trig sentameiitalists are as a:!ive as ever in their xympathyand caie for Mr. Loot the poor Indian, a.id there are fault tinders -ot the conduct of the present campaign. Th matter of furnishing rations for the Indians seems : lie the principal point of fault finding, j It is triilhfiil v said, however.! that the wiongH of the Indiai.s ate j m-i-lly iniax-inurv, and It at their wreti-hvd condition isw lmlty due j ... ,.-.r ,. . ;,,,. HM'ici iiuw luiriuiiv raLiiiiiS are served Indi.ius will po luiiijrry, for an is-nir if heef or other food is immediately followed. by a gam bling festival which results in the lucky tuners gorging themselves, whie the losers are compelled Hi starve. The Indian Kitrhts people would do better f they reserved their sympathy lor the j our Kettle: cruelly murdered by the lid fiends. Tub papers that are wedded to the . belief that gold is the only king and that they are its viceroy begins to see that free coinage is ttound to come and are now basing their hopes on the veto to defeat the operation of such a law. Per bap4 that will be the way of it, but it wilt only delay the measure not defeat it. ' INATiiB Donnelly is still worrying himself, and the public, over thaoroblem w ho wrote Shaks peare. lie might pave himself a great (teal of worry and the condi tion of making himself a bore to the public, if he would only "take a tumble" to the fact that the public don't care a fig whether Bacon or Shakspe.ire wrote the plays. It is the plays themselves that they coasidera pretty fair job, no matter who wrote them, but all the Donnellies in creation could not wipe out the name and fame of Bill Shakspearo no Bacon it either. It is said that the debt of Portu gal has increased 400 per cent and the expenses of the government have increased 400 tier cent during the pat forty years. The re formers should try their hands in improving that country. It is a positive waste of genius to try and reform a country which ia paying o!F its indebtedness at the rate of ten or eleven millions a month, and at the same time decreasing its expenses, when there are coun tries like Portugal just yearning for reformation. The recent fire in London, which reached in damage the sum of two million dollars demonstrat ed the fact that the largest city in t te world is as poorly equipped for siing property from the ravages "fihe tire fiend as the poorest ones. It appears that hand eiigir.es were the inly recourse for the use of the fireman. Certainly London must tic very considerably behind the times. Tiik matteis to come before the ipproaching le. iwlature ar luring pretty thoroughly talked up, and .lie hills reposing the packets if i lie memlicrs are probab'y iinm iieted by the score. xi.ki r WINS. VV de.iii-e t.r say to our citi . us, lliat for years e i.iive lieen sell ug Dr Kind's New Discovery for m wiiiption, i- Kind's New Life ' "i lit. Kucklen'ii Arnica Salve and fileeliie Wter., and 1ihv r.evir li it il r-1:1. il h n.nl tell a, or that !i:iu- srivi-ii .-ii ii-i'vernal Ratisl'ao- i. it. Vn il : l itate to gnaraii-i-e ilit-iii t-vi-r. 'ii.ie and we stand .-.ally lo r- f . .) id.- purehaoe pi ice, if - lib racloiy r tin not follow ther ire Thi-sc rt-tiitilies bav won their re it popularity purely on their icrits, Ko: liay A Musimi Druiet-', r.l'liLCA AU.MU'A 8 A LIE. TI.e br.st eaTve in til's world for Out. :niiM-h, dn.im, I'L-era, Salt KIh'Ubi, HVi-r emei, Ti-tler, ttiappeil Hand, . Iiilhluins. Corn, and ekin Ki .ipllons, nil f.oi. t'tvi-'y cures Pile, o i pay -Uiird. Il ia tnaranterd eive i-ifei'l saliiaetlin. or money re. iiidvif, Prl-t ti -( i tr tx. For ale liv Kiliny it Ma mil tlK:tMll tlitKI, Il if Feldoiu that we appear in !te rull of i-piriftiiil aiivl-i-r uf fanii'v Ly. ici-an iut ?in-re are limes wlu-u r T-el Instilled inc.illin the btD ntUn of ur many Eiitif ji it.cr to an article of Ii u; merit We feel juMitied in auying Miat Mmire's liveried Keruetly eoii. aiiis m-re actual merit, than any medicine it lias ever lieen our k tl fortune to test. One trial will make you as eiithbiastic as the writer, Koi.ts and Shoe. Purchasers of Boots and Shoes bear in mind that big advertise ments and offers of big dicc.iunts do not always mean best, values.. You will have to pay eoi.n- one a profit as no one can do ouMiiess without exene. Thequekt'on is who can hell yu the h'-l viiods :or the least money. Samuel K. Yoimi. Town talk, theqinntity of stoves Matthews and Washhum are elllin;. Choice perfumery at Hiidu & Dawson's, French's corner.. The best make ot gold pens at French's, a' v6duced price". Mince meat atF. L. Kenton's. ALBANY OPERA HOUSE ! Sftturdai, Jan. 10, f0l NATIONAL WIS I -'OCOrt, FKtM STO(yKIIOLAF Kedpath Lyceum Bureau, Sole Agents, rioslon A Chiciigo. TIIK CMMPANY : Miss Jenny Noieliue, lt soprano, Miss T. Sundius, 1st soprano. "diss Id Bmce, 'ud soprano, Mis Maria lladeu, 2nd soprano. Marie Sohlberg, 1st alto, Elizabeth Brit.-e. 1st alt , Amelie Heden, 2nd alio, InKleburg Lindboru,2nd Alto, Also : MR. MELVIN II. D Y, : The favorite Boston Humorist. Th ladies appear in the beauti !'ul and picturesque costumes of their native provinces. Their piartette singiug has never been qualed in this country, their work being simply rfect. ADMISSION, - - 50V and $1. Reserved seats at Will & Link's. -HAS A FINE LINE OF- SEALETTE He also makes a specialty ot Ladies' and Mens fiue shoes. You can find W A. N T ED -Ten thousand Men Women and Children to buy goods of- DEYOE & FLU) MAN !')S., guns and IE. C. f S-Sile agency for the LuJlow jPs Fine Shoe. N. B. I will continue to sell my dry goods at cost until they are all gone. FIRST STREET, ALBANY, OREOON. fcAUTION Yirk-ZVZl kttm hi name n4 rlc ivhc4 bottum. I- pi a o ml O (0 L. VV. $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Fiae Calf aad I.ace4 Watararaof Grata. The excellence and wearing qualltlei of thU iboe cannot be better ihown than by the atmnv endorM menu of Ita thouaanda of conatant wearer. IRXO Ganalae llaad-eewed, an elegant and 9 nrllah dreia Shoe which commend Itself. 9jmmB .mHvwr vii. a nne eaix oaom unequalled for it vie asddurabUlty. SO JIO C!odear Wlr la the atajidant dnaa O Shoe, at a popular price. Pellceataa'e 8hee Ii raprclallj adapted for railroad men. f annera. etc All made lo Oonreaa, Button and Laos. $3&$2 SHOES L& hare been most farorablj recelred lnee Introdoeed and the recent ImproTement make them superior to any shoes sold at these prices. Ask your Dealer, and If he cannot supply yon send direct to factory enclosing adrertlaed Drtce. or postal for order blank. m 'V'SvS' S W J I I - V- Jt, Come rotupt ser (TOM L'illCKS. 1 vice and polite attention to everybody MATTHEWS fc WASHBURN. Manufacturer of -AND DEALER IN- HE IMPORTED Clears Plug and gmoktn? Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, a s full lio-.- o- giuoker' Articles. Na steoi to Pffrlfler's raudf store, Albany, Oreoo, JACKETS ! what want. 'Imorters and Dealers in all kinds o ammunition fishing ackleof 'ev ery itescnpt on. cutlery ana base bail goods, tents, hammocks and camp chairs. Th largest stock Fouth of Portland. Comeont and all. No trouble to show tr ods. Quid sales and small profits is our motto. Also repair chop connected with store and first class workmen to do all kinds of work. tWy Leader in popular prices iu DOUGLAS I h t- 1 wtJwaAB, nracktaa. Hi le riSult f heavy ' ' Ses 14 almo9t mvaria- l,Kr ..I ...,4 A it.- ' T ,el I V' "JrVIie neaTl charpj.njr. J Ins is as true of prices an it is ot deadly firetirit's. Tlml's whv wo hive chalked OUR .OODS down to BOI , I and see us at oiir store Choice Cigars AND KEY WEST iii.ni. in f . r A. L. BANY late lostitutc. ALBANYt - OR EGO H !.... .IMS A Eull Cdps cf Instivctcis. Ctasakal, cU tiflc, literary, oroimervia. ami aonnat ela as. Coarse ot atudy ar ran red to meet the need of all trade ol students. 8re ial IndnrrmeDU offered to Students (rota ahrnad. Tuitloa nn;e from tU.Se la I.M Per Term. InatnimeRtal inatrurtinn In viul- i rlren by alia Laur Onltnt Board in private rnwlliaa at tow ratm, and room (or self boanlfiip at amall exnenaa, A careful aupervisiOD exercised over imp away (mm I'om. For circuNrs and full particulars, aJ.lre th president, REV. F.LBEBT K. COSDIT, Alhauy, Oregon. CR0WDER BROS Contractor and Builders. JBce on First street with Wal iceACusick, real estate agents, . Jbany, Oregon. Estimates given n all kinds of buildings or carpea er work. All work intrusted to s will hi pro n,tl teeatu I. Oyster Onenw ATjrilK DELMONICO. Oysters for sale in large or small quantities. Dn"""Eatern and Coa-it oysters. DEAI.KKN fN STOVES, TINWARE, HOUSE rUHHISHlN6S Manufacturers of galvanized iron cornice. Plumbing a ena)ty. Give us a call. THOSE WISHIM1 A KIKST-CI.AVJ -N rin-eut, the hvt mad to stand the climate of thi uMMit, can t sniteil byta'linit at ati: B. K. :iyun', opiiih he kLisrniu Tempi.', Kin street. The Ulo?t vocal and instrumental music ljl mle. Aluth laivest aaisirtiiieiit nt sunpltn; tlrrv elect Iran this side ol 'Kr:(u-ii. iriren in aintiiiC and embr.iulrri l her tuilio over I. inn County Bank. Oiv hei your rUer and you will I pleased. i ...A rX'l.l. STiKKOF., it mm. The let niita, K. quailty it Iff, ((till, ttinilr FRESH BAKED BREAD EVERT DAY. At this ol.l reiiaMe he use h also to W found complete nmortment of ttciih family irrnccrtea, to wlii. 1 is contat'Uv Uiur added all tlie seaaonante line of zrocerrt imd pre risious, such a Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipoed to order Anchovy Mustard, Zand'm and Nuts, tastetn Buckwheat flour, Cannea Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Eto, These Rood were all botwbt when prices ere low and the benefit of tie manin will br (iveu to his customer. Retnetnher the place. at the old owner on First and KroUalbin St. Conrtul Alyer. DR. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal Oillnm of London, England, l(to of the Ik !le vue Medical College. The Dr. has speut a tifwtimo of study and practice and makes a spe cialty of chronic diseases, removes oanccra, aurofelaenlargeuienta.tuinor I ind weos, without pain or the knife I lie al.xi make a specialty of treat-! ineut wiih electricity. Ha practb ed I in the German French ami Etitlinli hospitals. Calls promptly attended day tiiu'lit. Hi ni:.ttti j ".,OD WILL TO ALL." ! aST Office and residence Ferry atrret, I Mwwn Third aid Kourth. j Albany Nurseries. WE UAVE ON II AND ATOUIJ nursery on the Corrallis roa.Lo.iw I half mile from ton. as fine a lot! of Fruit Trees of all kinds as can' be found anywhere on the coast, j If you contemplate planting trot-s, j it will uar to see our stock and tet ! our prices and catalogue free. I HYMAN & nilOWXEI.L, Stockholder' Annual Meetlnc;. I NOTICB 18 ItEREttV GIVEN THAT ihaaunital mettinfoltlie stockholders J of tbe Orren Basin l.uinlriB Co will lie j he'd at the ofBce ot the conipa y in Ha'sted, 1 hour of t o'clock r H f-r the nurpoae o j tiOnUn 0"TClore I aau wiuuj. aitu al-n other e licers -f the tonijjany. Poceaher 19, is). J. Ii. HOS ItlOUERY. Secretary. DID YOU H. Ui ink's. See those wicker wootl baskets at T. SOLID COMFORT,". 'icker kers at Brink's FOR The nicest and lest Ped Ijnnires go toT. H. Brink's. He h them. liranten Two room futnishe.1 or tin- Vf furnMird for liht lintse keCi:ir mutt te near the bnslneM pv i ( tnwu. children. Aimraa till :. Mb Slap Bakery R EMOYA ft Albany Are now removing their entire stock of I'.irnitnie into their elegant new quarters in the new Haltimore brick. Thy have added a nuiwf icent line of newest teatterns in bed-room and parlor sets and all Bds of fine furniture, and will haveoiv of the tlnest furniture esrablish ment in the city. Thir prices will lie found very reasonable. A hne line of carpets bought liefore the raise will Ire sold at low figures. Call and see ttietn in their new J. T. BROCK t 11. II TDK, JULIUS CRADW0HI7S GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR. TU F". I.EADKf i CRUCKERY, FANCY O0DS AND, TOY HTOI E OF ALBANY. THE ONLY GENUI.' It lUM.EK BROS 1L- YEKWAltE, FKENCII CHINA H tiLASrjWAKE, b IVs VAtrOX ABY AND HOi.LCAK, KlAtiES, AND A Oe&K&l aisssrtmtnt of Fancy Goods, SpetCtlty in the firwat T-w, Coffees nd Familv Groceries, for net cash and carries the laryost s:ork in the Yalley. iuaurance agent for h ire and SALZER'S "S-r ARE THE BEST PO ACL SOILS AND CLIMES. SEEDS i They will yield for yon, OATS 1 bo.. WHEAT BARLKT SO bu.. CORN 10 bu. KIT ATOM as ht. BTSead ( cents for sample farm seeds aad catalocue. tVSend te. tor pkg. "Acme Radith" aad elegant catl;. Our Catalog 1 tha Sneat erer published ia America, a Trial SI pkjra. Earlirat Veceuble Sed. iwst pd . II. 16 pkgs. Elegant Flower Seeds, pt paid, & cents. ITLsw Freight to FacUe Coast States. JOHWjA. SALZER. LACROSSE. WISCONSIN. W. , h ke in Slork now Itifi Lawt Headqaarters for Holiday Goods DKT tfOODS. NOTIONS, FANCY OOI!S AND FU1?NI81IIN(; (MK)IS Krvry shown in Alliauv- tea34l VOU r,co" Commenciiig December Our cloaks at cost. Come while the assortment is good. This is really the greatest drive erer ottered in Albany. On account of 4 he warm fall we find we are overstocked in (tent's lleavv Underwear and j for the next tnirty days shall give extra larg:ins. ne san ami will save you money. to show gXKl. ISESPECTFTJLLT, F store. Proprietor If l.uv - 1 tn. ha-.i per a. I lone. I eatlff. I. BEAD, the Best as well (I? Assortment of We kuow that we can 1st We will Mark I ait ana get ikts. A pleasure K I "AcilE" the new Hda lUMmlt I W. Fa READ, THB- laiimna Iwtc l?im PACIFIC RAILROAD T. E. HOGG. Receiver. a!tl Oregon Development Cos 'i Steamship L.in -AND 82 Hours Leas Tims Than by any nttict tout: Ase!dattOB aarorpaaatd fof romfort aa saletj. tares sax) trriwl.u ia Vaouina aa th Orecon lev of. nt ctnaianji hip, much Is that hj .y ell er ront rem all tinra In ta Viil.ti, eti. ai ad aaa Frandacoa Sailing datks raoa ractK, rillamette Valley... j v WiUamette Valley .. Dec 10t fa . - 19th . ' fflih rit ia - raaattocb r'Ht rVic (th Willamette Valley ,, &th Vktluunette i'MiUy Nov. 24th The oomi-au) rturve the ri-tit to ch1( tcauier or Biliair datca. n.r raaaKMiB Ti!(( hsccpt jtaiMtaje.) L Va.,.niji 70 a I l.v Albany 1S.S0 Colli lux- a a I Corralii lx-S r Ar Alhany . a I Ar VDUa fSS r. m O h C. anjt at Ai!i aad fc Wa. M Boa, C, . Iltwi, Ueiicral alanaset. U. r kt. Airent rvIIie, O na EAST SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE. THE MOUNT SHSTA ROUT California -rr. it: iu m t daily I IH i 7:0U . at..l.. j lu: p m..L.. I Hostel . I'.Htiui .... Ar.. :: .All-any L.. ?2i aa a. Ir.m-iao.l.r.. pm w:ui..Ar.. Lairal lu. Trala Dally tF.i. fcuinlay i)tn..l.v.. 12:20pm. .L.. iM y aAr.. ...rnrtland . .. Albany Roeounc.. . ..Ar.. itttrtn 12:00 am ..Lv.. 6 30am traaass llraarh. 2.MJ ..L.. S: p m At . :m..l. 8.Sm...tr ...Albany... ...lban.io.. Albany l-haiwei. . . Ar.. !:.'& ftn ...!. . K-tvsia . Ar.. 4 te pm ... t.. S-4ii pm ALBANT U.ih, PILV (Kvcept S.. !.!) S."0ra. l.v....Joitlai,d... ;i..i(n aa 9JM A.. ...lblij.M..a.,... v.wa ULLMAN BUFFEltLJ:j:i'hKh, ri:Kf T SLEEI FNiJ t:AI:s. -. ldr lli.tua. twren fouiau.: n-l tVuvaiiie JftllTralsi Oallj - Exrep: Ecnday ,"I-V ...Fo.-.lanl'-lTAr.8 39 p.m At Ailuy arid ConaUi roanet-t witk - mrfT . rattOi-IUilrcad. ' ! allr xnpt Sur.ly :" paj. Jr.' p m Lt.. Ar.. Portland... Ar.. MvMiiibvi11c.lv.. 80 a THROUGH TICKETS lo All Point EAST AND SOUTH tWPfw tir-ktta and ln!t 'lt.lnnn.,1.. '" V "1". .. call on comiwni-a atf nt at Allm K. KOKBI.KR, Slaiukrer K P. BOOFD8. Asst. ii. F. A P. A TIOKfeTS T0AXKFFGM7HE PRIKCIPI.P05HTS II THE CUKiTED STAT(S.CrUDA and Eunon PULIMAN PALACE CAR SlffPtFS. rre Cloit Rleoniar Oirt Res Tbroifa El -ret Trri to OMAHA, COUNCIl. KH'F KA CITY, riirCAdO NI ST. .t'ls. :i1taHt Arw ssiBln: 'at Wll kane. Clae Connections at rortl. n I for Kan Fia ctsro and Pucet KohihI point. SVifrata lean- the 0itij"a cfcarf, at lie font n( flnia.l-1'.ip strrct. TiKwIavaoj FrMav of each rc. i: tl. KA WLINWi. ij t.rWrt and t'reigiit Apent r. . aiilli x. .enteral lrnr atasiaaer. 1. TV. i ts :. r. a. THE MAKKETS. At H. NT jr'.TATI01J. WTiest Oat 4Sc KH-ur-H.2 rci tiU PilatM- '"pOc F..-iT- ftitt.-r- Ji'W'Zxl .-:d -HJ VZl,e. likire Htlt-. .Ii.rtiltter fllVc. Ha.n KKglic Hi-ilc. Hy TiiHOtliy. lift, oate'aiid r eav, t-2. Art ts Jrcen. .50 uer Im. PlU lrled, 4(tri; jier D. App'e drieti bleaclied c t:n!ricd 0 S r. Chickens- J.50Q5 CO Hidi.- ik-ef bide, preop, 4 c, e : fleer klns, SSV-.t-btep pella, 10O c, accH-dti!r to wool. Beef 'l&lXc grot MuUoo 2 00 per head. Hoga -Vijirtc. arete. . Ijtrd Ke or 5 gPuB 'U. v