Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, January 17, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING HEKALli : SATURDAY, JANUARY 17. 1&JM. . . i ... - l,AILY AND WKSKLY TKKMS OKBUBSCRIPTH'N- UAILT ruUlfbed rv morning except Mondays Ivared by outer, pet meek 020 C f bail, pf )CII eoo WKKKLT. (Published ever; Friday Morning.) nc copy, per annum. In advance....4V0 V hcu uul paid in advance.-..... )TS0 THR MAIL. Wail l tlie Albany noatolfioe close r it ail unices north flit Kaalern stales a. a, rue Wort Side Aud the Nn row Ok w R. Portland and Sai . orvalliaand Yaquina ...11 A.M .12:30 P. H omca auutn. .730 r. m The puautflce will be clj d each evenlng . rem tlx to aeven o'clock. rUytered matter tor the ly morning train ahould be mailed before o clock the lovlousaveulnr. OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrive Depart Paeieneer. .. . Flight.... 11.13pm!li20pni . 3 40pm1 7 45 a m XD OF THE IXDIAN WAK. The Indian war is ended, and Ilia administration id to be con uratulated uiion the termination of a serious Indian outbreak with v.rv little loss of life. 1'romi action did it. In the emly care vhicb President 1 lair ".son took to be informed of the condition of things in the Sioux country, as well as in the directions he gave for the mass'iugof an tllicieni army wherever it was needed before an outbreak had actually occuriel, the president di pl.iyed his iimiu! jrood judgment and foresigbt. The corresondcnce giwn out, w nerein tne president i sbown, tliree irontbs ajf', to be actively engaged in the direction 01 mili tary operations for the protection of settlers and the safety of the Indians, is, of itself, an explana tion of the surprising good fortune that has attended the effort to pre vent a general war. Too often, in the past, Indian difficulties have been abowed to run along without the personal attention of the txecutive until war had bermr.e inevitable. Mr. Harris n"s exper ience in public alluiis, bis profound knowledge of the west, his exten sive travels all over the country, aud his natmallv careful and con scientious method did not allow such a misfortune to befall the country in this instance. The piesideut entitled to waim praise aud hearty thanks for prudent ami faithful behavior. A weak or : n uninformed iiersou in hi place woul.l have got (he country in;o a luost lamentable eituu'.iog. Thk annual destruction o' proerly by tires in tho United Stales, forms one of the immense expenses of the country. The liouisville Courier-Journal has been collating facts upon the tub jeet and tiudi the total lire loss for IM'.Hi is estimated at $108,000,000, us compared with $M4,000,0:0 in $100,000,000 in 1SSS, $li,tm0, 000 in 18S7, and $ll.",0f0,iH)0 in 1 SSi. Tliirt matter is one of more importance than is generally be lieved. To the country at large, there is no compensation for the loss by lire; insurance distributes this tax, but does not in the leasl make it good. On the contrary, to the nctnal loss by fire must be added the cost of distribution ; or. in other words, the expense of all the insurance companies doing business in the country ; a large Mini in itself. To this, again, must le added the cost of ail the tire departments and the cost oi all the devices for avoiding firei and for making houses fire-proof. The cost ot the fire department of Louisville is now more than 150, 000, from which statement one may get some idea of the total ex ense, remembering that there are twenty cities in America larger than Louisville, The actual loss by (he was for last year about as large as the money appropriated for the payment of pensions. A decrease in this item of $:;o,000,00(. is especially at this time, a cause for congratulation. It is nol merely "money,'' but so much cap ital ; it is just f-JO.OOO.lMlO added to the resources of the country at a time when these resources hav? been subjected to severe drains. It is well always to reinemloi that, while times may lie hard and business disturbed by virions legislation pud certain temporary causes, the energies of the Ameri can (icople are almost inexliausti hie: hence we are able to do and endure what would permai't ntlj cripple any other people. Tht loss, as we have said, is total ; and it i a go d report, a healthy and hopeful sign, when the insurance companies say that this tax o 18d'.i was less by $30,nu0,iK)0 than it was the year befoie. The holders of mortgages who sre now resident! of the county. expect the country to protect their law, that a support be given the national bankrupt law, favoring an appropriation by congress for the completion of the locks at the Cascades of the Columbia; that there be no change in the sailor ! boarding house law. i he state Doaru 01 commerce 1 its session at Salem, after forinu lating the legislative work for the World's Fair Oregon exhibit, branched out and made a number of recommendations, among which were the following, Favor- ling any enterprises looking to irrigation of the arid lands of Eastern Oregon ; that the lioard of the World's Fair commissioners consist of five persons ; that the upper Willamette be improved ; that the mortgage tax law be re pealed, the legal rate of interest be six per cent, and tl ere be no ex emption for indebtedness; that there be homestead exemption interests, and collect their money for them if it comes to a fore closure, and are unwilling to bear any of the expense themselve. That is the situation in asking the repeal if the mortgage tax law, for it only loca'es the tax ; of itself the mortgage tax law taxes nothing. It only says that the lawful tax upon the mortgage undei the old statutes shall be paid in the county where all the expense in dtfendicg theinoitage is located, and where t he real estate on which it is placed is lying. lirfMocKvt ie newpipers appear to take great C' mrort in remarking that postponement of actii.n on the election bill in the federal sen ate killed the republican paity. O, if course. leveland's election in IS.Sl also killed it; killed it as dead as several door nails. P.ut in 18S8 there it was again ; but where was Cleveland? In fact, "killed," as applied to the republican party, is quite killing. The Krouklyu Bridge. One of the loveliest scenes to be seen in New York cily is at the Brooklyn bridge every morning and evening, thousands of people riding across on cable cars, which run at intervals of live minutes The same can be seen at .Mueller jc (Jarrett's cash grocery. People an be seen )o:iig in iind out of heir place all day long with pleased eontenatices beeaiK-e there a the place t- g-t j:it what you want at the lowest- cash (inures. Immense buains in and misses fl.-n's are to ',11 Searls Imrjiin table. childrens be found Absolutely Pure. This pooler nnv-jr varies. A marve fpuriiy.str suirMi ti 1 wiiolm j:n :n ji more economical than the ordinary kind, and cannot be sold iu competi tion with multitude of low tent, short weight alum ot phosphate powders' Sold only in cms, Kotal Hakim 'ow. DCS Co , 10U Wall St.. N. X. Lb wis M, Johnson & Co., Agents, Portland. Oregon, Tie Celebrated French C.U R ED Warranted to cure I. or monc r if undid CFORE AFTER 'he generative uraunof either sex whether Arisint? from the exi.vsic use of fltitnuiaiils, tobacco or opium, or thr men ) ntithfu) india retion. over iiitlulKfiict:, etc. euvh twliMwof rain Power, Wakefu'iiean, Ucarmi; Down ainsinthe Bark, Seminal Wfaknc, Uy cria, Ner outs Frus rati t m f iS'octurnal Ouits ioiit. Lein-orrhe, Uiutinew. Weak Memory. Los of Power ami Impotenjy whii-h if ne tectetl often lead to uromatuie oUI age ami insanity. Price 1 a fxx; 6 boe5 ftr ,,0Q. Sent hv mail mi rtnvipt of price. A HKini: Ci 4K.IMTte i srfven with every $i order reruived. to refund tne money if a Permttnrnl cure w noteflfettwl. We have thouiMmlsut testimonials from old tnd youn, of both Hexed, who have heei 'lenuanently cured iy the usef Aphroditiiu Circular free, Addrewi) TIIK 4rHku hmmi iu: o. Western Kranch, 27, Portland, Oregon. Kor sale hy Konliy & Mmoii, who mule am) ntail druteu'iftta, Alhanv, Oregon. FEilALE E: Kir Kriiiale Ir rciiularitin; noth inz like thrin on the market. Kevei .rail. &!K-viHfnlU need by proiuineht lames numtlily. Cuaraiiteet1 to re lieve SU)rcKKl uunMruatic.i). Iiin't lie humliuc- mil. Save time. V llfith ami money. qr, iac io oilier. Kent to any ad dreee by mail on re. lot of pner, $2 00. Ad drew 4hr NnllrtHe otupany Wet Kranrh Uua 27, rorllaBd, Or. 811 Fo.hiy & Mdsoa, Albaij. 0rpi St POWDER ussrs Golds: Gr W SXMIIFSOIN" -HAS A. FINE ISEALETTE lie also makes a specialty ot Ladies' and Mens fine shoes. You can find what want. W TV INT T K. D -Ten thousand Men Women and Children to buy goods of DEYOK & FROM AN U(iS.v and all. sales and N. B. I will continue to sell my dry goods at cost until they are all gone. FIRST STRKKT. ALBA XV. OREfiOX. Wmt t - 111 rOR V m HP . b I -'..---.'-'-UKV 4p wavs rv uwh TOM PRICES. Come and see us at our store Prompt service and polite attention to everybody. MATTHEWS & WASHBURN. Manufacturer of -AND DEALER IN- FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST C:"ars Plus aud Smoking Tobaccoe, Meerschaum full line o' Smokers' Articles, Ne do t to Pttel tier's cau:ly store, Albany, Oreeon, ORNU RRH hemraatisn, Kenraigia, Cn , HKADAOHK. And ALL PAIN. Ti OaUfcisW rtsHiT aad ItfttWs LKOTKIO COVIH CUR mnm ooi. ttour. eensunmo0. M it aH raiili. Smi 16i, Bi I MStaCsr C . frw'l. Lm Angalas. Oi TAKE T11E KROM CAB L'l I I I I II II If V' RATES: To any part o( the city, 50 cent For calling, first hoer$1.50, each subsetjuent bour) 1. Shihib's Cure will immediately relievn troiip. Wboopintr cough and Bronchitis. For sale by Fosl lay & M asou. MZA CAW LINE OF- JACKETS ! CImorters and Dealers in all kinds o guns and ammunition fishing ackle of ev ery de?cript:on, cutlery and base ball goods, tents, hammocks and camp chairs. The larcest stock south of Portland. Come one No trouble to show ecods. Quic small profits is our motto. Also repair shop connected with store and firet- class workmen to uo an minus oi wora. Leader in opu!ar prices in P.OOTS & SHOKS anl Cents Fl'ItMSlllNti tKMMiS. Sol agency for the I.n Jlow Fine Shoe. 00 n . 3 SHOE And iitber specialties frir tien- Bnve tleiuen. Lmlit-M Kfe ar unr. n Si r.in'ed. and fo stan.ped on lst '5 t'-ni. Addros V. L. DOl'tJ 1 A, Hreek'on, Mass. Sold bv L. E. BLAIN, ALBANY, OREGON. 'Ihe result of heavy hr.rgi'3 i almost invaria lily nuastrous to the fel ! t- who tljrs the heavy tliar'nir. 'J his is as trae ;t pricos as it is ot deadly fm-i;ms. That's why wa hive chalked OUR MtfOODS lovn to BOT Choice Cigars aud Briar Pipes, at DrGlJ-ts ffA FOB SALE BY ALL DRCOGI8T8. "Somc'niontris co I mireliased a lioxof llr.J. P. Sill's Catarrh Cure for mv own ue. 1'iit (hiding ruy nephew, C. ' . McMahan. needing such medi. cine I let him hare my box of medi cine, lie now sends for tliree mort boxes, lay in if It is the best thing for catarrh ever tried hy him aud hi friend. I got another box to use Id my case, End cheerfully recommend it toothers, (Signed), JOHN McMAHAN, Ex-County Commissioner Lane Co, Oregon, Springfield. Lane county, Oregon. Prof J, W, Johnson, president of the State university, says it cured him ol a cough after two other prescriptions hid failed. Likewise two of his little irirls used It toenretheir coughs. Mrs Mark Bailey, wife of Prof. Bailey, sent It to Prof. Johnson, and reeoro incnds it to all who suffer from colds ami coughs. For coughs it acts like a charm, and can ba inhiled into the jlpes or ra8sa:cfi, where no other cough cures ?an reach. ALBANY CoIIeiiale Wlok ALBANY, OREGON 18.. .188 A Eull Ccrps of Instiuctors. Claaairal. acle tiflc literary, cx mmeruia. and normal clanea. Courwei of study ar ranged to meet the needs ol all ?r&d ot students. Special InduneuienUi offerel to student from abroad. Tuition rani;es from 91M f 911M Per Term. Instrumental Instruction in music i given by Hiss Laura Goltra. Board in private families at low rates, and rooms for self boarding at small espeuee. A careful upervinon exorcised over pup away from home. For circulars and full particulars, addresr the president. ' BEV. ELBERT N. CONP1T, Albacy, Oregon, CR0WDER BROS Contractois and Builders. Jffice on First street with Wal lace & Cusick, real estate agents, tJSany, Oregon. Estimates given n all kinds of buildings or carnen er work. All work intrusted to a will be promptly execute 1. Grid Oyster Own AT THE DELMOJS7C0. Oysters for sale in large or small lanritipH aTaWKustern nml Quantities Coast oysters DEA1.KLB 1N- SrCVES, TINWARE. HOUSE FUKNISIlliXS Manufacturers of galvanized iion cornice. riumbing a specialty, (iive us a call. PI 1MIOSE W1SH1NU A FIRST-CLASS IN . srjinent, the heat umic t stand fhr cliniat of this coast, can be suited hyeu'liiu at Mis. B. K. llyntari's, opponite the Masiuc Temple, First dtrent. The latest voinl ami iiitrumeiit.il music kept for sale AUc th largest aMHortinent if 8taniinsr ratter!is, select from thiH side of 'Krifu. triven in iiaintiiifr and enilircidery at hir dtudio over l.inn County Hank. iAe lici four anler and you will lie plcaaud. A I LI.L st.m:k:.if . ...... Sta)1! Groceries Crackerj. Glasum The tnt quality f lew, cvtTeefl, csndlca FRESH BAKfil) BREAD EVERY DAY". At this old reliahle house Is ali to he found a complete assortment of fp.tih faniil irroceries, to whit-t is constantly bcinir a!dcd all th neasonable lines of xrocerirs and prc visions, such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to order Anchouy Mustard, Candies and Nuts. Eastern Buckwheat Flour. Cannea Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc, These (foods were all boucht when prices ere low and the benefit of the margin will br liven to his customers. Remember the place, t the old corner on First and Broalalbin Sts. Conrad 3lyer DR. W. C NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal Colregc of London, England, also oi me reiie- vne Medical College. The Dr. has spent a lifetime of study and practice and makes a spe cialty of chronic diseases, removes cancers, acrofulaenlargomerits.tuiiiora ind wens, without pain or the knife, tie also makes a specialty of treat ment with eloctricity. lias practit ed in the German French and English hospitals. Calls promptly attended Jay night. His motto is "t,OD WILL TO ALL." Office and residence Ferry street, between Third and Fourth. Albany Nurseries. we HWF. ON HAND AT OUR nursery on the Corvallis road, one half mile from town, as fine a lot of Fruit Trees of all kinds as can be found anywhere on the coast. If vou contemplate planting trees, it will pay to see our stock and get our prices and catalogue free. HY MAN & UKUWA r.LL. Stockholders' Annual Meeting;. NOTICE IS IIERKBY UHbN THAT the annual meetinirof the stockholders a . t - f Uaafn I -limllAri rttT I Vl U' 1 1 1 lut Ol IDE Wiren a-'" . he'd at the office ol thecompa y in llalsted, Oregon, on the 2-2d of January. &l, at the . ..M , AtAa.lr K U ff.ir tilt. fllliriM.fi. A n on r oi - - r --1 rlcctiuir directors ef said companj . and alo ouier einccici mwiij. J. D. MONTGOMERY, Secretary. nifl VHII e those wicker UIU lUUw wood baskets at T. H. Brink's. SOLID COMFORTSrs at Brink's rnn The nicest and best Red lUn Lounges go to T. II. Brink's. He ban them. Iiranten Two rooms furnished or un W furnished for litrht keepiug must be near the busiueas pait of to d. Kii children. Address this office- Star Mcry REMOVAL n ie Albany Are now removing their entire stock of Hrnitme into their elegant new quarters in the new Baltimore brick. They have added a magnif icent line of ueest patterns in bed-room and parlor seta and all kinds of fine furniture, and will have one of the finest furniture establish nanigin tho niiv Thf-ir Tiricps will be found verv reasonable. A fine line nf carpets bought before the raise Oall ami see tnein m tneir new L T, ItnOCK&lI. IDE, JULIUS GRADWOHL'S GOLDEN RULE BAZAAK. Till'. LEADIN'i CROCKERY", FANCY tJOODS AND TO V STOl E OF AI.P.AN Y. THE ONLY GEN LINifi ROGERS BROS i?IL VKbWAl.K, FRENCH CHINA D GLASSWARE, ROY'S WAGON i. A BY ANDDOi.LCAR, RI AGES, AND A Goasral Assortment of Faacy Goods. Sialty in the finest Toas. CnfTeeR and Family Groceries', for net easlt ami carries the largest stoi'k in the Valley. stSrIusurance agent fur Fire ami .iine. RAI 7FR Q NORTHERN rmmmwrnmrnrnw Wv- GROWN ARE THE BEST SEEDS FOR ALL SOILS AND CLIMES. ThrT Will flif-M f n. cam OiTltKlH WtB.fl 1IA K1.KY 0 bu., CXWN 100 bu. IHlTAIOES M0 bu. para, t B-.snd I --nt for umple frm wed, sad eataloiroe. t rs-nd c. for kg. "Ai m- Radinh" and elegant c-mllfr-Mir('i(.K j.the fltmt errr publlibed in Anwrii-a. Trial :-.15 pkn. Kirlient Veertable Seedn. pout pd.ft. la iikBM. Klrirant .'-'lower Heed,, poM psul, So eenla. rw ncigub " rai-inc onL elates. IOHN A. SALZER. LA W. F. h have in M now the Laroest Headquarters for Holiday DKY (iOODS, NOTIONS, FAN C V O'OOl) AND rUKNISIIIiVG GOODS Evpiy 'sliown in Albany. We Know that Ave caw. pi easo you. Commencing December 1st Wc "will Mark Our cloaks at cost. Come wbile tlie asortuicjii is'thmL This is really tbe greatest drive ever offered in Albanv. Jn acuoutit of tbe warm fall we find we are overstocked in Gent's He- vy Uiidt-r Aear and for tbe next thirty days sball jjive extra bargains. - We can ami will save you money. Call and et prices. A jikasure to sbow guod. Furniture Co. will be sold at low figures. store. Proprietors He bnjB .a ft. ' ACHtc" the new n day Radish CROSSE. WISCONSIN. HEAD, s the Best as welt ai Assortment of 4 1 .... 14, Good .BESFZCTFT7LLTr W. F READ. -THE- OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T. K. UUIiG, Krcelirrr. Oregon Deyelopment Co.'s Steamship Line 225MILiSH0I!Ti:i AXV 22 Hours Less Time Than by any other route: AccooioiUtton unTOrpamed forrn f(rt an safety. Kar and freitrbte tia );t.iiia an tbe Oregon lieve opmcnt romi-ai's ship, much less that hy any other route ween all points in the H i!lin..rt: 1 aud San Franciscoi Sailing dates raon Taaonta. Willamette Valley.... Dec. 10th . IWh W V Willamette alley raua aaa f&amimxi Wrallm Tec. th WUlamette Valley 15th Wiilamette V'cllev Nov, 24th The con fan reserve the right to cfca-us teaiucrs (18 jiinv Oatea. UiiLi ranBitNUBX TRans, Kieept Sundays.) L Yavtira 7:00 a j I.t Albany 1S:90 r Corvallis 10:3 a u " Corvallis lt r Ar Alliauy ', l: a I Ar Yaiuina -s r. O & C. liaiiie jpneect t Aiuan and tM W. 11 Bnu, V, . IIosur, General Managua U. F A P. Atieut Corvallis, O oa EAST SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC RQUTt. TiE MOUNT SHASTA RtUlL Oalifnria txyrrn train run dally Kltllll KOrTH T.-tai i ia..Lv. ...Portland ....Ax.. :3i am Io: p m..Lr Albany Lv.. fli am 10:1b a m.. Ar. ..... 8. f'raiicifico.Lv.. e-00 ui Lvral rau. Train liily- (Ix. Sunday 8a m..I. r.rtland. 12:20 pm..Lv.... Albany.. 6:40 p niAr.... . Rusenurx . . , ..Ar. . 4:"0 ym Lv..lS.Wm ..Lv.. i.20m stMaiwil Cntpia. 2:ip..Lv Albany Ar.. 0:26 pin tJJ p m At ....Lebanon. ....Lv 4.-m TWi a m..L Alhany. Ar.. t.je pm 8.:2ani..Ar lihaiHnn.. H .. 3'4o ui A1.RANT local, Pane (Rtcc;it timdtv) :.t ru. Lv....p.jrtl..d....r.... .. a a .m.....Ar. . . Allunv i m i ULLMAIn BUFFETS' F.M Tl'RI.-T i X.T Ur h. fl to ! -. r side IM 1-t,. B!vSl:i d-H!iDil all'1, CV v.: .-. Jlll Train Irallj - txiept Sunday a ui..Lv ...Po.-Un I . .jv.-.r-J; n, n l10pin..A: Conauis.. L 2.lap. m At Albany and torvailis awot ailh if'fni orejTon Pa-:iS-Hsilroad. Kprea Train liailr E.i t Sm.dsy 4:40 p nt. . Lv port brn.l Ar.Tf-n am 7:2i p m . Ar.....:. V ii.niilt.l-v.. t.n.jm THROUGH TiCKFTS Jo All Poifti EAST AND SOUTH For tii lietV ami fn'! lnfnin'H.n rr trardinz ratis inapj, etc.. rail on company 't H. nOKlII.FIt. Mai.trr E P. nKRS. Asst. O. r . A T. A TO A; DJFOM THE PRiKCIPlTOIKTS IN THE BUH'TEO STATIS.CAKADA AND EUROFL PULIMAH PALACE CAR SI U FEES. Free Oolonht Sleeninr Cars Bbd Tliniib Ex -nsi TraiBs OMAHA, COUNCIL BLl'F KANS CITY, CHICAGO AND JST. Dl lS. Reganl Krw rMalne VIII Close Conncctirn at Portland for Sin Cisco aiul Pnirrt Sound points. Kian fVItnats leave the O ipsa ' a bar, at th fwtt .if Broadalliio hi r-t . on Tu)r anj Kridav ' week, O. RAV I l:S, ticket and Kraihl A.-i.t r. t. tiMi. (.eeral TrafBr mnj.f. T. . -.. r. . THE MARKET '.BNT 42UOTATILNS. 1Vbeai- Oats s&c lour 94.2T. t er bbl !Vtato 50c Hjyrs 23c IMter ai2:c; LraJ-IO(212. c. HlMBS 14l.rM. StMldcrs (?: Haroo I0l'2c. H-'-NI-.C Hay Tiuiotby, fir, oatend tteai, Avca Sreen. 41 .50 verba. l'ln m Dried. 4Sr. por Ik. Amr dried t lcat Led c eundried H C. CbicWeos tl..'5 ( 0 Hides Be-f bidJt, ireer, 4 c, c : deer skins, 20v;t. beep pe4U, 10 c, acctirdiiij; to wrol. Uf A'f frop. MuUon-i00 iicrbead. Hags 5i6e. aressec. . T.ard Kc" or 5 salloa Via. IV 0 i