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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOBN1NG HERALD: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, foOl. libmiug J aily Aetata UA.11.Y and Weekly TERM 8 0? SUBSCRIPTION- DAILY PnhUahed 'every morniofr except Honday.) lirered by carrier, per week 020 By mail, per year . o w WKKKLT, Published every Friday Morning.) oe copy, per annum. In ad vance...t00 V nun nut paid in advance.-. 2:60 THE MAILS. Hail it the Albany pottotflce cloee For all oAcea north The Eastern states 6;30 a. M, The Wast Side f And the Nairow Ga i R. RJ ) or Portland and Sattu "..II A. M onraltU and Vaquina .12;S0 r. M kofflce sonth mmm. 7:30 r. The poetonV, will be cl d each evening I rem six to seven o'clock. Registered matter for the ly morning train should be mailed belore o clock the rayivua eveninr. OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Departs raasMurer. tll.13vmjl2.20pm 3.40puii7.45ain Ficlttht The report of the American Iron and Steel Association shows that the pig iron production in I8!K) was 10,307,028 net tons of 2000 pounds, an increase of 21 per cent over the preceding year. This output ex ceeded that of Great Britain by 1,200,000 gross tons of 2240 pounds and was 600,000 tons greater than her production in 1882, the largest on record. If the phenomenal demand for iron is considered, and the fact that prices have steadily diminished in the face of it, the free trader must admit that the claim of the protectionist that the creation of a great domestic in dustry is a vast benefit is absolute ly sound. Suppose that we had remained stationary in the matter of iron production, as we did dur ing the fourteen years prior to the adoption of the protective policy, does any one imagine that the un paralleled demand for structal iron would have arisen, and if it had is any one insane enough to imagine that we would not have leen obliged to pay enormously for our supplies if we had remained de pendent upon England, as we necessarily must have done had we not put on a heavy protective duty? The answer to these ques tions ie found in the tables of pro duction during the period preced ing and following protection and the price lists of both periods, ami they show distinctly that the fail ure to develop our own iron in dustry prior to 18M0 caused us to pay England enormous prices, while since that period, by pro moting domestic production, we have greatly reduced prices and made the use of iron liosBiMe in hundreds of directions never dreamed of before. (Among the many curious cus touts that a close observance of "nature's laws has brought into use, perhaps the following, told by the Medical Record, is the most peculiar: The grip of an ant's jaw is retained evfn after . the body has been bitten ofl' and nothing but the head remains. This know ledge is possessed by a certain tribe of Indians in Brazil, .who put the ants to a very peculiar use. When an Indian gets a gash cut in his hand, instead of having his hand sewed together, as physicians do in this country, ho procures five or six large black ants, and, holding their heads near the gash, they bring their jaws to gether in biting the flesh, and thus pull the two sides of the gash to gether. Then the Indian pinches off the bodies cf the ants, and leaves their heads clinging to the gash, phich is held together until the gash is perfectly healed. It is to be hoped that the large fortune which Mist? Catharine Drexel will devote to the education of the. Indian and the negro will be wisely managed. Several millions have already been spent on the education of each of these races, but the result, especially in theiaseof the Indian, is not en couraging. No training will be of any avail for the young Indian so long as he is returned to the agency and to his old savage life when his studies are finished. If any of Miss Drexel'a millions are applied to teaching the Indian how to farm and to be self-supporting her name will rank high among those who have tried to solve the Indian problem. The aligators thtt used to swarm in tne bayous of the (iulf States, are becoming extinct and in a few years it is said will cease to exist. As soon as a commercial valne was placed upon their hides and carcasses, the war of cxtermi- nation commenced. Well let the ugly brutes go, and if several other species of wild animals that are at times dugerousto man should go the same road there would be no cause for regret. Tue report of Select Committee on Immigration and Naturaliza tion makes a rather formidable looking volume, but the magnitude of the interests involve fully justify the most exhaustive inquiry. The statistics which accompany the report show very plainly that our moral, social, and industrial pro gress is being seriously retarded by the thrusting upon us, through various agencies, of large numbers of fo.eigneers who are wholly unfit for American citizenship. It is not enough that our laws should guard against ths coming of the. pauper and criminal classes. The committee recagnize this fact and seek to apply a remedy. It is not the intent to restrict immigration, but to sift it to separate the desirable from the undesirable im migrants and permit only the landing of those who have the re quisite moral and physical quali ties. The committee regard the time as far in the future when the country will suffer from an over crowded population, hence they can not recommend so radical a regulation as consular inspection or educational examination. The report says: "It will be fifty years before statesmanship need appre hend a burden from the influx of desirable aliens, but the time now is, and always will be, when the undesirable should be prohibited a landing in our country." The amendments recommended by the committee to the general laws are ; the exclusion of any person likely to become a public charge; any one suffering from a loathsome disease; a polygamist, and any person whose passage has been paid by another, or who is assisted to come, and who can not show clearly and satisfactorily that he does not lelong to any of the pro hibited classes. The position taken by Mr. Cleveland upon the silver ques tion, as shown in his letter to the Cooper meeting in New Yotk, re ceives various comments. Repre sentative Bynum, of Indiana, be ing asked by a reporter what effect the letter would have, replied "It is a long time belore the next democratic convention." Just so, and in the meantime the demo cratic managers will hope that Cleveland's utterances will fade front public recollection in the south and west, while the fact that he is a goldbug will beindustrious ly used to assist him in New York and New Knglund. It looks very much as though Pameli had pcored another point against the men in his party who desired to force him out of the leadership. Certainly O'Brien has lost ground by his ludicrous manifesto, that lays him open to attack by its strained language and its abuse of adjectives. Teacher KiamitiHlimi. Notice is hereby given that the regular public examination of teachers, for Linn county, will take place in Albany, commencing on Wednesday, Feo. 25th at 1 o'clock c. m.. ami continue until Friday noon, Feb. 27th. All teachers must positively be present at the time of commencement, as no one will be admitted to the ex amination who is not so present. (J. F. KrssKi.i., County School Superintendent. Money Is King, This is a true saying and is the reason that Mueller A Garrett are doing such a rustling business. Their cash figures are taking the lead and their stock is the best. You do not have to pay for any long credit by trading with them as they do business on a strict cash principle. Albany Flsli Market. I wish to inform the public that Mr. llammell will take charge of the market for the present, M. Hyde. New goods of the latest patterns sold at Matthews and Wash burns is why they will sell over four lo.ula of stoves and ranges this year, they ave their first carload of Jewel Stoves and ranges now on the road to arrive r eu 1st. The men of this vicinity need not be jealous because their wives talk so constantly about Matthews and Washburn. Its not their iiood looks the ladies are talking about, it is the good qualites of the cook and heating stoves they sell. Every one seems to be delighted when they buy from M. and W. If you w ant feed go to Morris & Blount. Coi. 1st, and Baker streets, their prices are reasonable and they deliver to all parts of the city without extra cost, Custom chopping a specialty. The finest line of groceries ever brought to this city can be found at Allen Bros. Fine comb .honey and salmon bellies at Mueller & Garret's, the leading grocers. A large stock of fresh groceries just received at I'arkerBros. All kinds of canned goods at Parker Bros. Ludlow shoes at Klein Bros.' ex clusive shoe store. Kgan & Achison are selling mon uments at Portland prices. Prescriptions comtiounded with care at Hulin A Dawson's drug store. Do Not Pass By ! :WE HAVE A FEW: WINTER TThat we REDUCED RATES! FURNISHING GOODS, VELVETS, SILKS, SATINS AND PLUSHES. LADIES' AND MIOSES SILK AND KNIT UNDERWEAR, COTTON AND WOOL HOSE, EMBROIDERIES. SILK AND LINE.V HANDKERCHIEFS. SCARFS. VEILTNOS, SHAWLS, ETC. BLACK AND COLORED DRESS GOOOS! - Gr. W. SIMPSON, FIRST STREET, ALBANY, OREGON. W A. N T ED -Ten thousand Men Women and Children to buy goods of- DEYOE & FROM AN JSUOS., guns and EIMTEMKIT run high in this city over System Builder as every body is usi ng it for Catarrh of the Stomach, Dyspepsia Constipation, Impure blood and to bund up their system, iry it and tell your friends about it, as it must possess wonderful merit when all speak well of it. Wood for Sale. Dry fir wood delivered to any part of the city at if j 00 per cord. Leave orders at the foot of Ferry street at P. W. Spink's lumber yard. PIIYSHIAXS ya DAVIS, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND W flUteon. Can be found at his office room in Stratum's block, First street. Albany Oregon Cc.kllyTI'HysicTian' andIiS . geon Albany, Oregon, office n Pierce' new block. Othce hours, from 8 a. u. to r. u. A J. ROS8ITEU, VETERINARY 8UR . iteon, graduate of Ontario veterinary college and ine-i ber of the Ontario veterin ary medical society, is prepared to treat the diseases of all domesticated animals on Scientific principles. Office at Ans Marshall's livery stable Residence 4th and Calapooia streets, Albany, Oregon. CI". II AMI! EK I. IN, M. !., IloiiKiipathic Physician, office at Dr. Wallace's old Htaitd, llroadnlhin street. Office hours, 7 to X a. v.; I to i ami (i to 8 r. x. DRu A. WIII'XEY, PHYSICIAN AND Miri-on. Uraduate or tv-llevue Hospi tal Medical College, New York City. Ittoeanef. f women a siieeialty, Oltice in Foster block ATTORSKY , T. S1RNKV. r. SARIN, J. W IWAPKR BLKNiY, P. A I. I.N & DRAPER, ATl'OK neys at law, Oregon Citv, Oregon. Twen ty years expi;rienje as register uf thj t'. S. Land utiles st Oregon City and in tne land practice recommends us in our specialty nusiuess before the Land Onice or the courts :ind inv iking the practice in the general Land Office. HO. WATSON, attorney-at-law, Albany . Oregon. Oltice in straliun block J j N. DUNCAN ATTORN EY-AT LAW , and notary public Olice in the struhan mock, rooms No. 1 and 2. o. k. m. Blackburn. o. w. wriuiit, BLAOKLURN, WRICUT ATI'ORNEY At Law, Albany Oregon. Othce in Odd ellow'4 Temple. rVill practice in all courts ot the slate, aud give special attention to all business. WOLVEKTON CHARLES E. ATTORNEY at Law, Albany, Or. Office in rooms 13 and It Fos or 'a Block, over L. K. Blsin'i storei JK. WEATHFRFORD, ATTORNEY AT . law, Albany, Oregon. Off in the Flinn Block. Will practice n all the courts of thestate, and give specia. attention to all business. J ASICS P. MEAD, ATTORNEYAT-LAW and title examiner, Albany, Or. Will practice in all the courts of the state. Ab stracts of title furnished on short notice. Ten years experience. SECRET SOCIETIES. A. O. U, W.-Safety Lodge No, 13; meets every Monday evening at the G. A. R. hall on Ferry street, between Seeond and Third. Albany, Oreifon. Strangers in the city and transient brethren cordially invited to attend. McPhenson Post No. 5, O. A. R. Stated cieetinirs at the O,' A. R. Hall on tne second and Fourtn Friday evenings ct each monrli. Transient Comrades are corui y invited to meet with us J. F. WHITING, B. F. Tablkr, Coiumanden Adjutant, TAKE THE CAB FROM RATES: To any part of the city, 60 cent For calling, first hour $1.50, each subsequent hour) 1. REVERE HOUSE, AI.bANY, OR.-CHA8 Pfeifler, Prop. Only first-eclats house n the city. Large sample rooms for com mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the kitchen. General stage olfie Corvallis. Wanten Two rooms furnished or un furnished for liifht keeping must be near the business part of town. No children; Address this otHce. GARMENTS will sell at REDUCED RATESI Imorters and Dealers in all kimis o ammunition fishing ackle of ev ery aescripvon, cunery anu oase uu.ii goous, tents, hammocks and camp chairs. The largest stock south of Portland. Come one ana all. No trouble to show gcods. Quicr sales and small profits is our motto. Also repair shop connected with store and first class workmen to do all kinds of work. SAL ORNlA 'ftflTlVC re m PATlHDU urcs UMiHnnn fcemmatif m, Neuralgia, Cn MCASAOHI. And ALL PAIN. Tat Cattftni fnhtrt aai Vtfatrrs LIOTBIO COUCH CDS MM (UN, MaW. OOHUHMKM. Mry anttits. Ems S6,Mt.l tr m o., Pra's. im ngM, at uR ar " c FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. 'Some'motitliR seo I nurclmsod box of llr. J. P. Sill's Catarrh Cure for m ow n use. but tindinif my nephew, C. V McMahan. needing such mcdi- eine I let him have my box of medi- eine. nc now senna lor three more noxes, tiiying it is the heat thinir for catarrh ever tried ly him and his friends. I trot another box to use in my ease, and cheerfully recommend it toothers. (Signed). JOHN McMAflAX, Ex-County Commissioner Lane Co. Oregon, Springfield, Lane county, Oregon. Prof J, W. Johnson, president of the St:ite university, say it cured him ol a ronirh ufter two other prescriptions had failed. Likewise two of his little iritis uset it toeure their coughs. Mrs Mark Bailey, wife of Prof. Bailey. sent it to Vrof. Johnson, ami recom mends it to all who sillier from cnM and coughs. For coughs it nets like a charm, and can Ia inhaled into the .ilpes or passages, where no other cough cures ?nn reach. CO Moore's Revealed Remedy. Astounding in its effects in the cure of Rheumatism, Asthma, Mala ria, Billiousness or any other di sease arising from deranged Liv er, Stomach or Kidneys it drives all impurities from the blood. Mrs. Cha8. A. Russell, who is favorably known throughout the Northwest, writes : "For fifteen years I was a con stant suflerer from Asthma with out any relief, except thatohtained by constant change of locality. Two years ago I tried Moore's Re vealed Remedy and the benefits received from it were the most gratifying. It gave me relief from the first, aud prevented the terri ble distress peculiar to the disease that made liie almost unbearable. Any one who has ever htd asthma can understand the gratitude I feel toward this remedy. Believing it hao added pleasant years to my life I have not hesitated to recom mend it to all like sufferers, and always with the same happy re sults. CTo be had of all druggists, or send to Stewart-Holmes Drug Co., Seattle, Wash. IF m. ' . i a va. ll Jl LwVIIV ln Z n the I hr The public is invited to inspect the im mense stock of Dry Goods F0R 189! AT His assortment ii bigger thai variety and prices. The Highest Market Price Paid for ALBANY CoWate Institute. ALBANY, OREGON I8SO..... 1891 A Eull C( tps of Instructors. Classical, scic title. literary, ormmercia. and normal cla-sea. Courses ol study ar ranged to meet the Deeds of all grnde of students. Spe.ial inducements offered to student from abroad. Tuition ranges from 5.M to S19.M Per Term, nusic l Instrumental Instruction In u given by Miss Laura Goltra. Board in private families at low rales, and rooms for self boarding at small expense. A careful supervision exercised over pup tway from home. r or circulars and full particulars, address the president, REV. ELBERT N. CONP1T, Albany, Oregon. CR0WDER BROS Contractois and Builders. Jffice on First street with Wal lace A Cusick, real estate agents, r jbany, Oregon. Estimates given n all kinds of buildings or carnen er work. All work intrusted to a will ba promptly executed. W OTICE All persons Vi aL'iinst the late L. H. having claims Mead, deceased. will please present them to L. H. Montanye, at his otlic , or to meat Albanv, Oregon. WALLACE r. MfcAU. GOLD RING, 6 GOLO PKNS, 6 CT.DAR ijeuci!, 2 very good handkerchiefs, all sent to any address to introduce my ch .np line of goods, for 10 cts. J S. SIMMONS, Cadiz O. CI- 3 AN WA has removed h s laundry to the to iron hou the corner of Second and Lyon streets. Cararrii ctrro. health and sneet breath secured by Sh ion's Cutarrh Kerned v. Price M cents. Nasal Injector free. For Sale by Koshay It Mason. WANTED A seamstress, one who can cut and fit. t'-iil at corner of 5th and Rail road streets. Mrs. F. A. Burkhart, ..A FULL STOCK OF Staple Groceries The best nuts, f tc quality of teas, coffees, candies FRESH BARED BREAD EVERT DAY. At this old reliable house ta also to be found a complete assortment of fresh family groceries, to which is constantly beinir added all the seasonable lines of trrocerica and pro visions, such aa Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to order Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, taster n Buckwheat Flour. Cannea Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc, These (roods were all bontrhi when prices ere low and the benefit ot the manrin will be iriven to his customers. Remember the place, at the old corner on First and Broalalbin Sta. Conrad Myer. Nursery. Messrs. Hyman & Brownell are prepared in their nursery to fur nish all kinds of stock, and those intending to plant shmild call upon thetu. Bakery Crockery eshold ol Ie ever before, anl he is prepare! TOM PRICES. Come Prompt service and polite attention to everybody. MATTHEWS & WASHBURN. O.QP W2Kf 14 a . ie c ttt T tor, u - t- f hi ! M 9X " O KNOW DO frighten you, but it is trua. These are the sure symptoms of this terrible disease. There is om3 thing which will check it and that is Or. ACKER'S ENGLISH REMEDY i It Is recommended by the l-et physicians In Europe and America. reala, so ,taU !. yx Battle. -f H. HOOKER & CO., 46 West Broadway, Hw YorkA ALBANY ii Manufacture a team enfrioei, grist ai all kinds of heavy aud light work in ir tion paid to repairing all kinds of macL . COSTEL, Preaident. P LINGRAN, lew lear . to satisfy customers in quality Country Produce. Smith Premier. Comjtnct, Heat and Durable. Do not fail to ex amiue the "Premier" . liefore buying. II. M. McKEK Agent. tT This machine mav Je wen at t.he Western Union Telfgraph OnV u tli s city. The result of lieavy 't i.'Liarges i almost invaria My oisastrous to the iel low -who loes the heavy charii-luir. This is as true of prices as it is ot deadly firearms. That's why w have chalked OUR iJOODS down to BOT- and see us at our store L en . 3 c - 2 '2 m a An '11 n. U J 1 II AT "tu feel tired Do yon LJIIIl I fenow what it means T You are nervous Why? You cough in the morn ing Do you realize the cause ? Your a ppetite is poor What makes it so? You seem like a changed person to your friends Do you know what is the matter or hasthechange been iv) gradual it has escaped your notice? You Hare Consumption! We do not sar this to td law mtL machinery, iron fronts and on and brass castings. Special atten Jnery. Patterns made on abort notice b'eoretary, JOHN HOLMAN, Snpt YOU ? HI (b, THB" Yaquina Route OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T. E. nOGG, Kecelver. ANC Oregon Development Co.'s Steamship Line .AND Hours Lees Time Than by any other rout: 22 Accomodations unsurpassed for rr-mfrrt an safety. Fares and freights ia Vaguina au the Oregon leve opment compau.v's hips, much less that by any other route ween all points in the Wi!llan.tt'e ai aud 8an Francisco. feSA-ILINQ DATES, no T14CTKA. Willamette Valley Dec 10th W V....; 19th Willamette Vallcjv . 2th R0M SAB rBAMffiCO WraUnn Willamette Valley, Willamette Val lev. ...... ..... ...... The company reserve the right Pec. 6th " 15th Nov, 24th to vt-a-i teamen tr sunn dates. Pailt raaautaca TRAixa. hxcept Sundays.) L Yac.airji7.00 A I Lv Albany 12:20 M Corvallis 10:3S AMI" Corvallis 1:03 T U Ar Albany i l:j a u I Ar Yaquiua ss p. . O SC. tiaiiis jonnest at Aihan and I'M Wm. M Boao, C, . Boon General llaiiaKer, U. F ft P..jtent - Corvallis, O oa EAST SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC RQUTE. THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE California express trains run daily soum ( I KOSTH 7KMpm..Lv Portland ....Ar.. 9:& am 10:apm..Lv... Albany Lv.. 6: am 10:16 a m..Ar. &. Fraitciaco.Lv. . -00 pro Lcal tTtun. Tralta Dally--(Ex. Sunday b)0am..Lv Portland.... Ar.. 4:00pm 12:20 pm..Lv.... Albany Ln..liWM 5:40 p mAr.....Roif ouiy Lv.. 6:26am Lclmaiwii Kraarai. 2.341 p Lv Albany Ar.. 9:25 pm SUl&pm Ar ....Lebanon..... Lv . K-40 am T:Wam..Lv Albany-. Ar.. 4.5 pra ,:".' a m..Ar Lebaiin... Lv... 3-40 pm albant local, DAILY (Except Sunday) f.00 r K..Lv....rortland Ar....9.00 A y.00 Ar. ..Albany- L....5.oua PULLMAN BUiFETSLEEPLRK. TOUPJST KLEE1IICG CARS, For acconinioaation of tutrn.l-C laps i a si-libels a'taihed to r xpress Trains, fl Side UIvIhIoo. Between 1'oitland tnd Ccivallis Mall Train (tally-F.xcep. Sunday 7:3am..Lv ...Portlanl ...Ar. 5.3ft p. m 12:10pm. .Ar. Crnaiiis.. L.12.65p. m At Albany and Corvallis connect with trains of Oregon PacificKailroad. Rxprras Train Ially (Exctpt Sunday 4:40 p in. . Lv Port land ... Ar. . e:tv am 7:26 f m..Ar.....alt!innMllc.Lv..b.4lau THROUGH T1CKFTS lo All Point EAST AND SOUTH tS'Fot tickets and full 'inforn. alien re trardinir rat maps, rt, tall en corii)ii)'s ajrent at Albanv. K. KOKII I.Kit, E. P. ROGERS, .Manner Asst. 0. 1 . 4 P. A TICETS T8ANKTF0M7HE PRINCIPL POINTS IN THE UNITED STATf S. CANADA AND eukopl PULLKAH PALACE CAR SLiEFEFS. Fret Colonist Sleenlmr Oars Bu ThroDju os Ex ilraias OMAHA, COUNCIL BLTJI KAKS CHICAGO AXD ST. Elrgaat Kew IMalntr. Cat CITY, 3CIS. mi t'fcaace. Close Connections at Portland for San Fran Cisco and Puret Sound point. aTBoata leave the Company's wharf, at the foot of Broadalbin street, on Tueada and tmuay 01 earn week, c u. kav) lios, t'ity ticket and Freicbt Aiieut C. 8. HIIXI3. Gcarral Tranle Mawacrr. T. W. I ft.K. .-. I. A, THE MARKETS. ALBANY QUOTATIONS. Wheat-io Oats Ec Flour $ 4.25 per bbl Potatoes 05c EfTfTS 23c Butter :?0rc Lard 10(3 12C Hams J415c. Shoulders S8c. Bacon 10 13c, Hops 20c: Hav Tiinotliv. t1R n..t..j $12. ' - APP es Green, ft) .75 per bu. PIuai Dried, Sl(4jc. per lh. App es dried bleached c sundrled " c- CUickens 4.505 00 Hides Beef hides, preer, 4 c c ; deer skins, 20c; sheep pe!t lia c, accordlnu to wool. ' Beef 22fc Rross. Mutton 2 00 per head. Hogs Sgoc aresaec. nor 1TTT VCi OITfiDTl?!) ' I I 1 1 K x AMI In I P It