Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, September 16, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOTJNINU HERALD: SUNDAY, SEPTET! MFAl 1888 porning 3ailg 3ft read DISTRICT CONVENTION. Daily a.xl Wiiiv TERMS OF .SUBSCRIPTION. PA1LY. PuhlUhe'l every i:iorii::i:r ewept MniH.'.aj . elivereii bv carrier, hit week ".! ily ii!. ill, per Vint WKKKLY. Published every Ki iuy f.rntnir.) n( copy, '.-r :t:i::-!iu, i:i aavaiioc.. Winn not iniiil in aiivauee is: a: jui. Mails at the Altai... p.tilh.-e (.! w follows Fur all oiliees north i The KasH-ni status The West Si-le Ami the Nai row Gauze K. II Kor I'nrr.Ianii ami Snlem 11 A. u Oirvallis ami Yakutia. ' M office south ':"') f. The postoiHce will he closed lai-h evei.iii:: rum six to soven o'-.-ioek. Kcjristereil matter for the early morn;i"4 train should be mailed beiort s G clock the reviuues veiling. i . nitr liutctl hy th W. ('. T. t. j The third annr.n convention of j I tlie Women's Cnriti:i:i Temper-' unce Union of the .second district; was held in Lebanon, Sept. 12 anl ! i 1:;. The iirst I'lesbyterian church j tu ! was thrown open tor uie use 01 tut 1 ; convention. The i ! i i nr is iie.it; i ami well furnished, ami tin- cor-j ilial 1;--;!itaiif y a r i 1 e-irnest sympathy in the work -xptvss..-d hy the i-::ial pastor, made the Li-iies feci very iniii h at home. The committee on credentia'. reported delegates present from Scio, Oakville, Salem, Lebanon ooirisr beos. HAVING HKMOVED TO THEIR a 7 Si iw mm m Sow call the attention of the phjte stock of (0 1; tevere mm, ouolic to their com- ,:0 .Ml fin 8 ! U 2 III &- hq nil I if ft Ii .V hi I A 1 b "" i Fall Announcement. Slfiy! ; In !u;;kio my aanoimcoiiieat f..-r the Full 1 ix; to call Attention to tlie -A FULL STOCK OF- Staplo Groceries I FObisOWiNG DEPARTMENTS I H ipp n la n..i '"he hodt quality of teas, coffee, raising atari CAKES, PIES, NATIONAL REPUBLIC AN TICKET. FOR I'UESIDENT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, Or' INDIANA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, LEVI P . MORTON OF NEW YORK. FOR I'RKSILiKSriAL KLKCToRS, ROBERT m'lEAX, WM. K.U'L'S C. W. Fl'LTON. EDI TORI A L NO TES. Goldenson, the murderer of lit tle Mamie Kelly in San Francisco, exhibited one redeeming trait at the last: he diet! "ame. Fires in the mountains, vwhch indicate the destruction of immense amounts of property, cause tho atmosphere of tlie Willamette Valley to be almost unbearable for the past few day. One of the principal attractions in busy Portland the other day, was a man cooking a mess of era w lish by an open tire on a vacant lot, to satiate his epicurean appe tite. Many watched but few nibbled. and Al any. i;rovusvi!ie, Ilaisey Eugene and Staytou unrepresented. The afternoon of Wednesday was spent in the appointing of com mittees and other preliminary work. The president, Mrs. lilain read a summary of the district work for the year past, and offered j suggestions for future work. Revs. Gibney and Kirkpatrick of Leb anon, Rev. Moody, recently of Arkansas and Rev. J. W. Webb, Salem were introduced to the con vention ; each one of them had warm words o' encouragement for the ladies, and pledged their as sistance in the work of the tempei ance reform. A hearty vote of thanks was tendered the gentle men. The evening session was well attended. A well prepared and very superior paper, on Narcotics, written by Mrs. H. A. Newell o! Salem, was read by Mrs. R. . Wallace of the Salem union. Ful lowing this came an address by Rev. J. W. Webb, of Salem. In part of his remarks were a con densed statement of the hues ! work prosecuted by the W. 0. T. V . lie did not laud this work, simply because it was women's work, and ! sjw his compliments broad cast,! but gave a concise clearly delim d j statement of what this organ iza-! tion is doing. 'His lecture in all; its bearings was lorcible and calcu lated to do much good. Thursday morning was taken ui with reports Thev J- J"OJSTJiJ3. i iv t which M ill be sohl at a vt?ry .small irofil, "quick - - - 1 7k m M n OK A t. k T v .sales, short inoiits and tiv.sn --ools hemtr our iiioto. ; yilnys lii tins tU-iartment my stock is unu- r'Fine line ot choice Imjortel ami -Domestic! suaily large and complete, DKES.S (.iOOi)r in all Ci-ars kent coiist:iivtl' on hanl. i the 1 cadi hit styles: irood shades for Fall and Winter r l j , .. ... ..... t-i i- i i a t- j ; wear selected trom tiie lesc Eastern and Foreiixn iui-ribil -DtLHtiU Xjreac? iDortaiions The latest novelties in TRDDIINGSi Every Day. land BUTTONS, SIIaWLS BLANKETS, SOllie eX- Attnwoldand reliable house is also to 51 I . I I ' ti i i mi i ; 'ou nil a. complete ass-irtnient, of fresh (ami), II IliafJOOll ValUeS 111 illte iiailKetS, i a OH." iiileil, irroeeries, towfaictiiseunstantlvbeiiigavldenaf ! p ' l ' the stdi.iuible lined of cruceruti aud pnvisioi I , lowels. etc. j kueh OiirCio -uy enlarged raciiitic ror Aiiowing car; pets has eiiatded me to make lare purchases in this! department. I can show a fine line of Ingrains at j low prices, also some choice patterns in BODY! BRUSSELS and TAIIESTRiES, am making! Carpets a leading branch in my business. ! 3 irv II fcT i I mi. -n t i A n n nTn EiA it 0 -AND DEALER IN mi OWIUUL S'PPJfe UUl I IJ1IJ Fine stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph ani autograpli albums, inkstands', ink, pencils, et;., etc. Slieet mu.- c, music hooks, and all kinds of musical merchandise. Ge eral ISTews Depot. ifMail orders promptly attended to. CITY DRUG 1 I w 1 u i )LUltJ i d in mm in jji hi , i n JVLWILUJ IIIIJ 1 Ui . Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Order, Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, ' Bohemian Glassware, Etc. Tilt- ffruxla worft nil Knnrrfe BV.,i n: BOOTS & SHOES- S carry the largest line of Boots I -tiTe-11 SV and shoes iu the citv. and have Daid snecial atten-! u lhe old colier on tlr8t a,,d v-0 st. tion to getting the goods best suited to this trade and jPJ I can show a tine line ot goods. keep in stock the; oest makes in the country and have endeavored to geta line of LOW I'RICED goo;l? that J can fiUAR antee to give satislaction. Anything in Ioots,hoe.Sj proeto of or Rubbers tor Men. Woiiihii nv ( liiidi-pu r-in bp i found in this dei)artment. It is in tact a SHOE; U R 1 fV ftTI A WOKI Physicians ank Family prescriptions carefully i.re-. T( ) I V nf itcflf ULiUnU I UULfil !!Ulli' rROCEftlES I am givinsr special attention to keep ing a full line of STAPLE and FANCY Retries,; U JN: CO LOR E D TE A S , ROASTED ami GROUXb COFFEES, CANNED FlUJjTS. the latest speciaL ties in breakfast foods, etc., can al! be found in this L.. W. GU 1 SS At SON. Propr's- Having assumed charge of this drug store, near the Revere House, and having largely increased the stock, now oiler a full line of DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, Anil a new and complete line of school books, tablets and station ery, pencils, etc. Physicians ank Family prescriptions carefully pre pared. Choice- -Domeslic anil Imported (tars a Specialty And manufacturers of morning. Judge Gresham, who has been made the target of considerable campaign shots, on account of tak ing an anticipated trip to Europe I from tlie several unions. 1 ii mfifli ;l tfl v- a iter t.l P i icn rr pnn. . : .t ..... t . ......v "o'-- j were m ine most pare encouraging. vention, has returned home by the j The election of otHeers resulted as last steamer to New York, as will j follows : Mrs. L. E. Wain prei be seen by our dispatches this dent ; Mrs. R. S. Wallace vice president ; Mrs. C. E. W.dverton, secretary; Mrs. Alice II. Dodd, treasurer. A full corps of superin tendents for the departments o; work was added. The afternoon was given to the reading of papers and discussion of topics. Mrs. Man- 0. Smith, of eio, gave a very j interesting talk on social purity, ! which was followed by a full and ! lengthy discussion, participated in S by many of the ladies and some of , the gentlemen present. This dis- The women of Boston are mak ing an effective and effectual argu ment in favor of female suffrage. The law gives Them the privilege of voting at school elections and they are quietly, at the rate of iW per day, registering, preparatory to claiming the right of voting. That kind of work makes the most effective argument in favor of ex tending the suffrage. Failing, in San Francisco, for j shooting her husband last April on i the streets of that city, is insanity. ! The prosecuting attorney in the ; case, however, seems to be success- ful in controverting that plea. In - C. J. DILLON & CO., WHOLESALE MANCFACTL'KEIIS OF FURNITU RE Iu ireiiern! ji.b work, also bargain in tloorin- and rustic. Those contem plating uuikhng "ill li:u! it to tli-.-ir advantage to call on us at our Frctorv, al department. Pure fresh goods and iood value for Choice Confectionery We are now prepared to furnish choice. In- canities of beat trwle, consisting of pure uti iv, irted flavors, mixed candies, extra t re;.c. iiKi chocolate creams, fancy mixed, cnnily tj'a aad a geueraj assortment at fine cndiea i money is my aim. I would especialh- call the attention of parties laying in their Fall supplies j in in suick or .tsr Foot ok LvoN Street AT "ffHOUKSALE OK RETAIL. J3TOriera fna eantry daalera promjHjj imivl to. Factory ou ir'mt Ntceet, n IjIj ii mm them. Scio was vote I as the place ; for holding the next convention, i m , , n l r ir oussion brought out manv points. The defense in the trial ot Mrs.' . ana win, we oeneve, result in a more thoughtful study of this most important branch of tlie work. j The committees ou finance, plan ! of work and resolutions report good , papers, well worthy oi a place here, I Viflt s-.ll. Ci.nr.L. i cj i rti lin.iln.l 4.. ... j UL J I Ol-tVO tO IUU 411I111CI-1 llj iilt? ' njUULJl lttllUUl WTtl. up 4111(14171 .successfully as it used to. Too in.inir inrrirj liciin rri tliinlr tlint ' . " . . . , Thursday evening was filled bv ai sane or insane, punishment should , , . - ; f ,, . j paper on tlie subject ot Scientific lollow crime. ' . j Temperance In.-tr.iction, by Mrs. ; A I'ERTixEST ((uery to consider is Alice i: ,,f -io. The paper if A owes B five hundred dollars i was 'Iw'tfully and carefully pre- and is saving up money to pay the ! Pare,J- anJ 'horoughly appreciated j ' note with, will he have a surplus j b' the audience. Miss Lola Col- j before he has raised the five hun- lin3 of Portland, read several so-i dred? Uncle am is indebted sev-1 tions during the evening. Shei eral millions; has been saving is an elocutionist of no mean abili-1 money to pav his debts and lacks j' ' Kevs- Gibney, Kirkpatrick i.uite a sprinkle of havin? enough SkiPworth and Moo,1y gave five j to pav up vet. And for all that j minute speeches. j ; we liave a terrible rumpus about; Tlie evening exercises were in-j the immense sun-lus in his Docket. terspersed with superior music fur- - I nished by Rev. and Mrs. (dbney, Fires in the cities of this coast : Mrs. F.M.Miller and Mr. Hunt, j seem to be the rule. Every paper i with Miss Hela Gilbert as organist, j II ILL & iTU)l v a Aim -DEALERS IX- Fine Goid Mies. Diamond Jewelry, Fine Sil verwart, Rings, Ladies Vateu and Chains, and ai! kinds of El cirant Jeweh y .i'.u. .. . .;. LOW PfllCES. I am bfttter prupareil than over to meet their wants, nicnts I am prepared to meet tle ; Albany, - - Oregon, !lM Crown Milk Iu all depart- ununau I VI Tl rumiunc. n !1 TIT rr L iN N -AND TUE- L WV i in : i i wun 1 1 City of Albsuix. And ask a thorough inspectionof my stock. SAM U EL E J !. YOUNG. WILL BROS Dealers in all the leading Guns, Pistols, Sewing lactones, Organs, Pianos.. I8M, VUniUlfi 4 C rntp'a. NEW PROCESS FLOUR, f"- --r far firafTj Tirt n m) ' The Best Storage Eacilltita BFTho rTejariMm eask aiA tor vbca AUAinr . NOTICE. 1 have bought and funushtd ilie Scio Ftoi Mills With new machinery, makinjr flour by the Ken. roller PKocE-ss. " Tne mill is tiow run iii.ii; and 1 i-an rurnish lhe best of flour and fetd at ifasonable nttes. I intend to run my rail! in such a manuer tbat none can go away dissatislieil. Give me a call. E. GOINS, Proprietor Scio Mills A full Line of- Julius Ioseph Manufactauerof Choice Cip-ais AND DKALKK IN FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST JSheet music, musical merchandise,ammnnition, fish I QpnmVTTl EIHTTl ' CTinDB ino- tackle, etc. Warranted mzors. Imtrd,- nnd ! oJaUUlliJ IIMW OlUM pocket knives. The hestkinds of sewiug machines ) NEEDLES, OIL and K-xtrtts for all MA CHINES s'LINN COUNTY AGENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. I Repiurinr of sewim; .machines, musical instruiucuts, truns, etc., neatly done C.'i-ai's, Pin- and Smoking Tilia-cx. Mf-crscliaiim and P.riar Pipes, and full linn of Smokers' Articles. Also dealer in CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUITS. "Next door Id fi irkhart i!t Keeuey's Real F.state Ollk-e, Albany Osrn W. F. READ, The past year has proven it to be a necessity. The best and cheapest place in the city to buy vour Stoves. Furniture, tinware ( i KO. iW. SMITH iccCCESS(jR TO W. II. McFARLA'N D) (Successor toNVII. ALLEN) brings reports of some fresh dis aster of this nature, and the worst feature of it is that they are usu ally very destructive. The Iatpst ,ne, following the destructive blaze at Jacksonville, comes from Spokane Falls, and took place on Friday evening, burning out the entire block from Maine to Mill streets on Howard street, with losses running up to a hundred thousand dollars. These fires are terrible calamities. Devotional exerci.Ts were held at I the opening of every session. These meetings were, and always are,one of the most interesting features of the V. C. T. U. convention. NEW TO-DAY. 4 CO CO Every person familiar with the Oysc?rs ! OyMers ! EASTERN AND OLYMPIAN SERVED fresh every uav at H. Diercks' restaurant tresli oyfttrnt ! yKRVED FRESH EVERY DAY AT THE O City Restaurant. Brick for a!e ! CO I -3 I 3 CO - 4 winter mill stock 50 5 1 am now receiving new goods in every line and would cordially invite everybody to call4 and inspect our stock and p?;ices. We propose to have th The Live Drv Goods House Of Albany, and shall lat .all times study the wants of our patrons both in style and prices. I We aie always prepared to buy your j heusehold furniture at the highest i cash once. Sole. npnm fnr tlio PEERLESS OIL CAN And J.Aivtp Filler. L. GOTTLIEb. litany Bath House AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON, JOSEPH WEBBER. PROPRIETOR. fFLadie? nd children's hair dress, mr a specialty. Dntue satisfaction guaranteed. circumstances, will be pleased to j i)Mwo wo. bm-K for sa e. APriytw.c. l?arn that the ban trancisco swin- ilers, who bilked F. M. Parker out ot his Southern Oregon farm and i Fruit Dryer tor )le. T)LCMMER FRL'IT DKYER, FACTORY size, complete, wi'h .ill ..tio i am! im- ; r-ements, lor sa cr, Sht'iid, Or Si'rinj.'lieU!, Oregon. DKALFK IN J! Stoves and Ranges lii!iiJiii ion ( i'lirliit riliip. 4000 m coin, bv pretending to sell Riawr. shiid. Oreiron. or t. a ivh4,w i him real estate to which they could give no title, are in durance I ile for the deed, and a judgment of over $8000 and costs and inter est hanging over them. If swin dlers could be promptly brought to ALSO A FU LL LINE OF TINWARE, 1UMPS, HOSE, COrPEHWARE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE , . . . partm-rshin her-tof. t.- vi.-t;t'K between I And 'very variety of cocking utensils and' novelticsT in house furnislnnir Messrs. Cmssen Allen i:i trie truek mil i srood. The public is in vited to c all and vimin.. this inuiiimotll stock guilder dr:iy busines :s fbisrlay i-.-so'veu ly rv.ntnal ! the. new management. consent. The business will be eontinneil bv f. K Allen. v.h.' will n.iv all imiebteilness anil colli; -t all aecoui.ts Thanking the nub- ! USttce 111 t'lat manner, the CrOt) He for past favor-, a cuntinuaii i of their would be shortly very much . abridged , for which all honest men ; L- fc KN' Wollld bO thankful. . ! rNext .lonr t !i lliirt ami Hark For Sale. Cold Trlzr Shlrt.J ; -p ORa.iS AND HACK FOR SALE -A WELL be ' -st wi ite shirt hi t, market XI mntehl span of joun noi-.-es, eir'l.t, . . . ,.., lift..,,,..:. ai1i- i.-.i i.-. ,.T:i-o Ar ri.lu- Read's; and don't lor-et that S " r'T.T ,:r " . V' ...,i '. ,e proposes to give away a tine !fold ' "ju usca only afcv tiuiw vtrv' han;l,n.6: ' , a ' i! w liu mi-L". wan 44HV4. unw-.i- the above a lie v The City Liquor Store, M. BAUJIOAL'T, Proprietor. ?TNet ,loor f h.? O-l.l Ft-IVvV r:rn'e A'hm-.v. tror1F . W!n,T-Ui' "r a" ' '' i'l-rtei -,, ,u,IllcStic wines, li.,ar,w, clgwxp tO'-.38. One- nwt.-fl3 h in .i- --or- in -h eiv SPECIAL ATTEfJTiON PAID TO CRDERS FROM THE COUNTRY' JOHN SCHMEER'S Liyery. feed ft Sale stable Corner Second and Ellmm-tJi Sis ALBANY, - . OREGON HORi boardkd by the da or month Car riages or buwries au resvwnable term. . viinl m NORTHWEST) nn. if DIOT Id aim Qimm INSURANCE C0MPAN I PORTLAND, Dry ttoods Notions, I Furnishing Goods,; " Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes Groccries,Etc;i CPITALiSTli. OREGON MA&NOLIA MILLS, JOHN A. CRAWFORD, Prop'r. gate if you need a good shirt. ;ire for aa!e rhv ei.ia:ate or to- 1" ','ether. Apply to T. A, il.ai.e. Children Cry for PStcler's Castoria. Gail and see me. "W" IE71. ZjEjXD (Snncosiior to N H. Allen Albany, Oregon. Will furnish sacks to farmers anl receive wheat at the usual rates of storage. The highest market price paid for same. j itir Best Magnolia flour always on i h 'iil for sale or exchange at rMC,,.. We rates. JOHN A. CRAWFORD. A . le:;u toweil fcir ,. ici;i.i.s biirbcr shop. very customer