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THE MOKSEKX HERALD: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14. 1SSS O. V C. K. K. TIME TABLE. NORTH BOUXD. i ' i I epartsiArrives:. Cala. t pr. (i;ia aui T;05aiu , I'orti'd 10 leam Kuirt-rn; ex 11:15 am 11 :35am 34".pm Fici',,: 7:10:-. ml " 4r.!)':i south Butrsu. Arrives Departs! Arrives Cala .p 45pm i 5pinl 1 -hlami :).ij: -n i K'.i-.'tFic e : 1 I iiipni -12 40nm K.i-'iiio ' 4'imn : i'r-.iu'ht rucuivuu n of the .-aiiie Uav. rsoutu alter 11 a. m. fcLEBAXON" BUAXCH. Km Al'ia'y Departs Arrives. No 11... No la.... 112.50 p ni', Lebanon I 8.pmi.'U at 1,3 Op S.5; p K'ni Leb'n Nti 12. No 14 5.00 p m Albany at ''.00 p m ' 5.45 a m 2.45 o m OitEUOX PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Ocparts Passenger. . Freight , 11. Inumll.i i p in ; 5.25nnil:.50a m .141 IIX.S AKOI T TOW. The Chinese must go, so must the cows. Oregon grapes at Hyde's market at 75 cents per bushel. All the latest novelties in mil linery at Ida M. Brush's. Cant. E. J. Lanning returned list niht from a trip up the Co lumbia. Burkhart & Royce, job printers. Over the First National bank, Al bany Oregon. The California restaurant or.pn for meals to-dav. M. will W. Parker, proprietor. Frank E. Allen and wife will leave to morrow for a two week's trip to the Grand Konde eountr-. Slaughtering reduction in prices of all kinds of corsets for two weeks only at P. Cohen's. Rosenfieli and Rosenthal, the Portland Sunday Mercury men, hae been indicted in Salem for libel. D. I". Porter, of Shedd, was in the city yesterday, on his way tD Portland to take in the mechanics' fair. A. C. Chrisman and wife, of Gilliam county, are visiting their old home in this county for a few days. Curran & Monteith sold yester day to J. M. Gross, of Portland, two lots in Hackleman's third ad-1 dition for $37-3. .Prof. J. M. Williams, principal ox the I"ugene public school, was a passenger on the train for Portland yesterday morning. Miss McLin, recently of Portl md, is now prepared to do dressmaking i i connection with Ida M. Brush's milliner.v store, in Strahan's new brick. liiere will be no services at the M. E. church this mording, owing i to the funeral of Capt. Jas. Shields, j Sunday school and evening ser - vices as usual. ! Dr. .T. L.H ill was called to Shedd j were aow'ed free competition here, i done if the road had been corn attend the v'oan-i'11 bringing wages down to the ! pleted, and also a claim for $100,- yesterday to daughter os Wm. Davis, suffering severely from who is illness caused by an abcess. Rev. W. B.Lee.D.D.of Olympia, W.T.,will occupy the pulpit of the Presbyterian church to-day. both morning and ovening. Ad will be made welcome. Recived at the Willamette Pack- j mg Company's store a tresh lotof lemon and ginger snaps, soda, j m..n tor and pi. nic crackers, Fast- ern hams, bacon, etc. , Otto Sa! linger has rented the j building adjoining the Postal Tele-! graph otlict', formerly occupied by . W, Bentley, and has cpened a c gar. tonacco ana rooacco store. mr them. J he trust business was j their notes obtained from Linn If vou want a clean and fine ! shown up fully by referring to the eounty fanners, on which thev de smoke ask for J. Joseph's home : trusts on anthracite coal and the mand pavment. These "notes made white labor cigars. For sale i Standard oil company and others j jnven by about a dozen substantial by mo-t cigar dealers and at J. Joseph's factory. Hun. B. R. Henry and family and J. U. Henry have removed from their home southeast of Har 'ishurg to Washington county, where they will make their future home. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown, of Grant county, have been visiting Mrs. Brown's father, Hon. Enoch Hoult. oi Ilarrisburg, tor a lew 1 tlavj. lhev "will shortly return to tueir home, Mr. Brown going across the mountains by the McKenzie C ute. The Oregon Land Co. has for sale choice fruit lands 2:2 m'le from Albany, which will be sold in 10 or "JO acre lots. This land has Jeen selected with special reference lul ...... 6. 6. w . 7i . Z .ii Zi i I I O (AIL OV1U. T, T T7 Tl T T T-l 1 luessrs. r,. r . oox, u. r . laoier, , '. Reece and N. f. Moore, who ; rned from the mountains, re-: a thrilling account of their ; 'PI . . . ... ... C l . ,v . . , . , . returnei. late a t rip. 1 hey were out in the mout - , tains and got thoroughly wet, ana ; somehow their compass got turned about the wrong way and they re-! inaiued out all night. j The regular meeting of the ; Women's Christian Temperance j Union will be held on Tuesday,: the 19th inst., the hour beim changed to 2 v. m. A large at tendance is looked for. The quar terly reports of officers and other 1 important matters will com; up for consideration. Serlously 111. Rev. I. B. Fisher, pastor of the Evangf-lical church, together with bis wife, fourteen-year-old (laugh ter and little child are seriously ill with fe er. Members ol ; the church state that neipbWy ae isee is earnestly desire ..o then n.ember tdiip is small, being insufficient to propenv minister to tne wants oi I l . I , 'heir pasioi s ick lauiiiv. Aiieie is an unusual amount in this city at present. ot ilines . W. tTLTOX. Hd Addresses a Large Audience at the Court House in This City, Hon. C. W. Fulton, republican J candidate for presidential elector, j arrived in this citv yesterday morn ing from Ilarrisburg. He was vis ited at the fct. Charles hotel dm-1 in., tl.a .l ii- I... . i .. ini, .iiv ijy iiiiwij piUiJillitJilL republicans, in the evening tie was escorted by the bniss hand a;id a delegation ot citizens io the i i.. i ..... i . i i ''"" mjune, wiiere ne auuresseu aj large audience. iiti Was ml m. hired l.v I Inn V I !. Uolvertun member ot the state ! central committee. JUr. Fulton prefaced his remarks by saying ; that Linn county was "the "lirst j place he commenced his Oregon j life, and expressed great pleasure j m noting. the rapid progress that! the county and city of Albany had j made in the thirteen years since i ne hist visited it. His speech was j confined principally to the supreme i ! issue betore the people, the tariff j question. He engaged in no I flights oi oratory, but talked fluent ly lor about an hour, dea'ing n stubborn tas and arguments. In the co'iVse of his speech le reierred to the enterprise of the people of Spokane Falls in build ing up that city. He said the peo ple there are so enterprising and public spirited that they will not send abroad for anything that can be manufactured" in their own town, which accounts for their great prosperity and extraordinary jiiovti:;. nesaiu inni recently ai cracker lactory was started there. A merchant tried to sell a box of Portland crackers to a customer. He looked at them and said, N'o, these are not Spokane crackers." The merchant then said they were a great deal better than ftpokaue crackers. The customer replied that he did not care for that, he lived in Spokane and wouldn't have any but Spokane crackers. That system of buying at home will build up any town, and it will build up a nation. In referring to the main issue, the raising of revenue by tarill', he established the fact, that a tarill' for revenue, such as the English now have and the democratic partv is working for was practically tree trade. Any tariff that does nut protect is practically free trade. He showed on. 1 isi'ely that Un democratic party is utterly op posed to protection. The results of adopting anv tariff th:it l.iss sight of the principle of protection ; nuuiun-ouaiu uisustt'i, anu the ! peopie snouiu careiuily consider i tne question before casting a ballot i that would change the nolicv of ! uie nation, tor tne change when once taken was very hard to turn again. The result of the free trade policy would be to take the money out ot the country by building uii a foreign market at the expense oi j ln the action of G. W. Hunt the home market, making a scare- ; against the Oregon Pacific Rail lty ot money at home. He showed i road Company to recover for work that y per cent, of our nmdm-is ; i,. f- ti, V,,., ..a t i are consumed in this country, which brings us our prosperity as it ke ps the money in our own j. country and gives employment to our people at good living wages. His illustration of the matter of wages, if foreign manufaciurit s iuiojjeuu SLUii'iuiu, was Complete and convincing. The democratic i cry against the rich, robber manu-' tac.urers growing rich from tariff taxation, and then admitting wool free, which was solely for their benefit and against the "producing classes, was shown up in all its f:llsitV. TllA filllai'V flf ovnliwlin.r Chinese and thro'wiug open the ,iuors for the competition of the ware.s tiiat thev lulv ,nake or others mav make" was "also shown conclusively. The way to keep this country for our children, so that they shall enjoy the blessings and privileges of freedom and prosperity, is to protect those rights jot a, like ilk, ail ot which never j had any tariff upon them, and j proving that the tariff has nothing; to tio with the "trusts" ol the will employ able counsel and vigor counlry. The free whisky cry i ously defend the case. They cer was also taken up and dissected J tainly ought to do so, as the whole and its falseness shown up. A ; transaction was one of the most beautuul and truthful tribute was j outrageous swindles ever per paid to Harrison and Morton, and , petrated in the vicinity, and the not one word derogatory to the j managers of the so-called companv pnvate characters of tne demo- i ought to be behind the p-ison bars. Pr(.s;,Unt ci0,.0ian,ic ,m.- i auu cauuiuuies was uiiereu. nut ances were scatninglv handled. lateen altogether it wis a convinc ing argument and w a well received and heartily applauued. Klvcr Navigation. The Three Sisters is now ready ' L house d necessary bv the change in ownership trom the Oregon De ! veloDment comnnnv auva tha "r. ' r W.C gonian. This will probab- iv be ready the current week, and t"ae boat will begin to plv as far up j as Rava Landing, and "further up - , . . ... 1 a3 soon as the river rises sufficient iy. a rise of five inches was noted vesterdav above Oregon City, but water at" Yamhill bar is not vet deep enough to allow the 0. R." & N. boats to run up to Dayton. : Finrl anl url"-d i Kcmovc. Jo Louey, the Chinese laundry- man arrested lor running a lauii - 1 dry on tirst street, contrary to the i ordinance, was arraigned in i hecorder Henton's court yesterday ! j morning. He was fined$o and costs ! ! and he was ordered to remove his ; laundry from 1-irst street within ! ten uavs. Wa Bj.sruargi'd. Wm. Wright, of Scio, who was arrested for defending himself in a row at that place was .li-lmr,...,! Friday by Justice Willi ams. tie i ' uiivviiiij; irouoie arose over rw ,t u,,,-,,,,,.. a bteer owned bv Mrs Piatt I'iilo'.v i:i:;g out. sham holders, at Briuk'o. the neatest GENERAL NEWS. The Cases of the Chicago Dyna miters Postponed. XEHS IKiI THE Oil WOULD. Dr. MacXenzie tc be Saed for Libel Over Medical Treatment ol Emperor Fred erick Other Hews. The Hkral: Special Dispatches. CmcACio, Oct. 13. The cases of the men arrested for pi t ing dyna mite on the North Side car tracks were continued to the 20th inst. This morning the works of the detectives resulted in ascertaining and uufolding a series of dynamite conspiracies in which at least live persons are implicated, liie at torney furthermore said this ing that two arie-; s will be morn- m;l,je to-ua.v, ami when tnese persons are caught the police will probably tell the story of the plot. Rome, Oct. 13. In an interview batween the pope and Emperor William yesterday his holiness emphasized the necessity of the restoration of temporary power, and said that all sovereigns should incite an issue to the assurance of it. The emperor replied that it would be more to the pope's ad van tage to unite with those who rep resent the principles of an older ! and a more conservative class and i thereby better secure the peace of j the world. Jving Humbert has uecoraieu ranperor u imam with the grand coi don of military order of savoy. Bad Mai? ot" Affairs. PiTTSiu nu, Oct. 13. An investi gation shows things to be in a bad way. The general ledger shows the deposits to be $103,000, and the individual ledger .$3l!,000, a difference of $31(3,000. The books have not been examined for ten years, and it is not known where the money has gone. The bank was a small concern and the fail ure caused no excitement. One of the ollicials admitted that there I was something wrong with the ! books. W ill Be Surd lor Libel? Beru.v, Oct. 13. It is stated that lrs. Benjamin and Gerford will Kim l)r I:irlwnvip fnr lihol on account of the statements made in his book regarding the treat ment erick. of the late Emperor Fred- w. iu.vr vs. the o. i R. K. The Case Argued and 'Taken Under Ad visement by the Court. vivnv, iui uiu i wuipaut auu iui u.iiii ie company ages for non-fullfillment of con tract, a motion to strike out parts of the counter claim was argued in the U. S. circuit court Friday. Defendants put in a counter claim foi $."0,000 damages for loss on the business they would have m'u uo iU'iges ioi will ii i going to cost them to complete the road ' excess ot what they were to pay Hunt lor the work. It was moved to strike cut these claims on the grounds that the road never having existed the dam ages from loss of business weie merely speculative, and as to the excess ot cost the claim was pre mature, as the road was not and might never be built. built, The matter wi p taken under visement bv the court. ad The M lical Swindlers Axain. The $15 a bushel wheat swin dlers have again bobbed up with farmers of the couiuv who were swindled aggregate about $3000. it js understood that these men A Wile Beater There is a Chinaman living at the house of Jim Westfall on First street, who has a very young wife whom he beats in a most shame ful manner. The residents in the neighborhood frequently hear her cries as he belabors her over the head with a stick or some other missile. These Mongolians ought to' be taught that they live in a civilized country, and that they mustdrop such heathenish methods ot recreation in their families. If tl ir d this celestial keeps up his wife beat ing the nonce will likely swcod own upon him and carry him off to jail or send him back to China. Masonic Supper. The Albany Masonic lodges will hold a public meeting next Wednesday evening, at which time the grand master of Oregon ill be present. A supper will be served at the t. Charles hotel. ! which will be participated in bv basons and their wives. Lvoiure. Miss Buzzell will deliver an ad- i dress next Tuesday evening. Oct. loth, at the baptist church. Every one should avail themselves of this opportunity of hearing this talented young missionary from China. No admittance fee will be charged. Fro.ii Kniier. At the Willamette Packin Con pauy s store, tin pails of apple, plum, tomato and pear I utit-r, 50 cents per pail. ' Vic!i.-kV.).itii widow o i;tcu:. j Thi3 Funny Musical Comedy to B3 ReL j dered at the Albany Opera House, i On Saturday evening October 20. 'the W". F. Rochester Musical ! Comedy Company, will make its , fiist appearance iu this city. They j nuinuerjiSladics and gentleman and come direct from the Bush Street j theatre, Saa Francisco. They will j appear in the very funny play of I Vid nv O'Brien of which the press of San Francisco speak in the ! highest terms. It is full of pretty music aud all the latest nov elties of the day. They carry their own scenerv aud music, and a rare treat may be expected. The company is composed of the folio rting weil known comedians Jas. T. Keliey, Will T. Brav author of "Papa's Baby Boy" and "I'm a i IVin.ltr Tt.it- "rn Hnrl' ...nil -it-linr """J ,, ,J ; popular songs. Harry Dowley the great Australian tenor, Jl'.ss t rnl die Stockmeyer. the charming soubrette, Roiina Evans, Ritta Mann and several others. Scats now on sale at B'.ackman's drug store. A UEMOt ItAIilt AU.i .MKT. The editor of that very influen tial sheet, "The Daily Evening Albany Democrat," unburdens himself of the following stunning piece of intelligence concerning Ex Senator C. W. Fulton, who spoke at the court house last night : "A band has been picked for an address at the court house to-night by a man from somewhere named Fulton, and that is about all." This exhibits the pitiful igno rance and wonderfully small canore of the uneducated scribbler of the Democrat, when compared with j the following at least gentlemanly relerence to his tpeeches in South ern Oregon, from the Jacksonville Times (democratic) : "C. W. Fulton, republican can didate for presidential elector, ad dressed a small audience at the U. S. hall in Jacksonville last Satur day afternoon, and afterwards in the evening at Medford to a fair house. .Mr. Fulton is a fluent talker. He is a clever fellow, and if he was on the right side of the discussion would do pretty well." THE I'EATHKX TII.i:i They Must New Go -A Stary in Threj Brief Chapters. SCENE I. To Bf.v 5 'Yor Catchkk Some Chanoe To Day?" A scene that has been familiar to the long-suffering, av erage Oregonian for many years. SCENE II. An Excited Mongolian How the Chinese looked on receipt of the new of the passage of the ex cludjn act, SCENE III. Tex Y'ears Hence The thrifty housewife will do her own scrub bing and washing. Window shade. I have received a new line in staple and fancy colors and will in the future carry a much larger as sortment than formerly and sell j them cheaper. Samuel ju. i olnu. m ill 's-'.i Tin ' fof , m Ulll": I AT lAO.ll VI. The New Steamers for the Line to 'Frisco The Propcred New Jetty. C. H. Hasweil, Jr., general freight and passenger agent of the Oregon Development Co., with headquarters in San Francisco, has been iu the city for a day or two on business connected with his com pany. This line of steamers has been ciippled somewhat by the wreck ing of the Yaquina City, and the loss of the use of another steamer through some litigation, but new boats are soon to be put on the route. One of these, formerly known as the Caracas, now to be called the Yaquina Bay, sailed from New York on October 1, and as soon as she arrives will enter into the service on this line. The company has purchased another vessel, which will also be put on the route soon, making a line of steamers sufficient to carry the traflic offering in much shorter time. The appropriation by congress for the improvement of the Ya quina harbor is $1")0.000, $10,000 of which has already been re ceived, and the government work is now being prosecuted. The gap torn in the unfinished work on the jetty on south beach by the tides of last winter has been re built, and it is now proposed to construct a new jetty on the north beach. This jetty Is expected to greatly increase the benefits of the work already done, as it will con line the water of the channel and still furtlrer deepen it, and carry away the sand spit inside the bay. It will begin near the bluff around the point from Newport and extend toward the sea as shown in the ac companying illustration, which is tiken from the north jetty ami shoAS the steamer entering the harbor. No tug is visible "as the steamers come and go at Yaquina without the expense of any tow age, although the company has two good tugs at the bay. Yaquina harbor has become one of the important shipping ports of the coast, and when viewed in the light of the increased amount to be expended in its improvement during the next year, it is not dif ficult to see that the volume of bus:ness which willhe done through Albany and oyer this route will be a steadily increasing quantity. 6 WILL BROS Dealers in all the leading Guns, Pistols, Sewing Machines, Organs. Pianos, A full Sheet music, musical merchandise,ammiimtion, fish iick'e, etc. Warranted razors, butcher aud pocket knives The best NEEDLES, OIL and Extras for all 31 A CHINES ILINN COUNTY ACENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Repairing of scwinar 'machines, musical instruments, guns, etc., neatly done W. F. 1 am now receiving my notions, etc, and propose to the line, My goods are all PO R cash! We invite your inspection Cashmeres Imported Broadcloth SilisWarp, Henrietta All Wool Tricots Assatat Flannels In fact everything usually found in m first-class Dry Goods Store. My Hoot ami Shoe department is complete. I have also added a complete linsof boys kilt suits. A comparison of my stock and prices is solicited SA11 mail orders promptly attended to. Call and see me. "W IF1. lEBIEID, (isucceesor to N H. Alieu ' Albany, Oregon. BRIEF MEXTIOX. French keeps railroad time. Boys kilt suits at W. F. Head's. Anew invoice of Britisli trimmings at Head's. Finest line of jer?ies ever in Al'i::: v at Head's A r'.ean tov.el for every customer at Viereck's. Fine old cherry bounce at M. lliam gait's. I know I can sare you money, try me. and you will be eonv'uued "W. F. Head. ' Mirth is short live.:. Prolong it if you can. It will hel;i your disposition to trade with W. F. Head. " Oar customers never have the blues, because give them such good bar gains. W. F. Read. That exquisite iine of satins in our show wina w will he ran close this week. Have no excuse for not ir' ting in on them. Montieth ic Seiten baeh. Just received, another lot of those line hand sewed French kid shoes, tin' veri cheapest eyer brought to town at W. F. Read's. Wj h ni.li.; three kinds of fruit jar and vou will do well to see us before placing your c. lers. Just leceived at 'V. F. Head's a ml line of ladies line muslin underwear, also girls' white dresses and infanis slips. Call and see them. Mexican Cactus Bitters is the best remedy in the world for liver and kid.- ney diseases, indigestion, etc. tor sale at M. Banmgart's. For your tine imported md Ke West cigars, go to M. BaumgarT, cigar store, one door east of Black man's drug store. '"You will never miss tlie water 'Till the well runs dry." If you want a well dug call on E. P.. DavidfOii. He does prompt work at a reasonable price. Orders can .be left at this ollice, An Absolute Cure. The original Abietiue Ointment is oply put up in large two ounce t'li boxes, and is an absolute cure for old sores, trjrns, wounds, chapped hands, and all skin eruptions. Will positiv ely genre all knds of piles. Ask for the original Abietine Ointment. Sold by Foshay tt Mason for '25 cents per box by mail : 0 cents. .Send East. Parties wishing to send choice canned goods to their friends in the Kast can see samples on exhi bition at the Willamette Packing Company's store. We have just received from the factory a sample lot ot -KM assorted cases of fruits and vegetables. Line of- kinds of sewing machines READ, Fall stock ot Dry Goods make it red hot all along fresh and new and bought of the following Jgoods: Plushes Vehets Velveteens Silks and Satins Star Men ! -ATTTLL, 8TOCKO Staple Groceries X Ttt bestonlito of tauu coflaa , mota, eto. CAKES, PfES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day. At this old sad reBabto booae ia aha - found a complete assortment, of fraah bmi groceries, to which is constantly being aJde-1 4 (he eeasoukbto tinea of cntesfio mad yravatio such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Orde. Anchovy Mustard, Camlies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc. These goods wore all boaefat when prica were low, and the benefit ot the margin will of piven to liis customers. Kemember the plane at the old corner on First and Broadalbi Su. ' HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER, Proprietors of is And mMofftctarerfj of Choice Confectionery. We are oar pinpaiui to rornish choice, treat caarfiesoi best grade, oowistinff ot pure eti-t, assorted flavors, mixed canriiiw, extra rre4, and choooiato creams, fancy mixed, candy UjyS. and a general aasortoieafc at fine candies AT ITIsOLESALB OK RETAIL. fSTOrders from country dealers promptly aft irjed to. factor on lint street, Albany, - - Oregon Red Crown Milk EsOK, ftJXffUC CO., rrop'a. NEW PROCESS FLOURi (Snperlor factumO sad bskarw Me) The Best Storage Faeilitie) aCTw fittest yrioa in easfa paid lor whcaai sUUR NOTICE. 1 have bought and furnished The Scio Floum Mill With new machinery, making flour by the fVLU KOI.LKR PRocKsrs. " 'j'ne mill is jiovv run ni.ii: ami 1 can furnish the htst of flour anJ letd at lfasonable r..tes. I intend to run n:y mill in tuch a manner tl at nunc can go away tlUsatUfitit. Clive me a call. E. G0INS, Proprietor Scio Mills- S3C0KD BAUD STORE1 The T.:.t year has proven it to be a necessity. The best and cheapest place in the city to buy your t Mj Stoves, Furniture, tinware We aie always prepared to buy your lieuseiiold furniture at the hifiliest cash price. Sole agents lor t.helgj PEERLESS And Lamp OIL CAM 2 Killer. L. GOTTLIEt. Albany Bath. House and : hair dressing saloon, JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR J5Ladie? o.nd children's Jhair dress. nr a specialty. Dntue satisfaction, guaranteed JOHN SCHMEER'S Liyery. Feeflft Sale stable Carrier Second and Ellsworth Sts . ALBANY, . . OREGON HORsas boarded by tbe day or month. Car riages or burie on reasonable terms. NORTHWEST m INSURANCE COMPANY) PORTLAND, - . OREGON CPITALtSTOCK. MAGEOLIA MILLS, , JOHN A. CRAWFORD, Prop'r. Will furnish sacks to farmers and receive wiieat at tiie storage. The highest paid for same. u-uai rates of n arket rice Ka Best Macr.olia flour alwava n. h md for sale or exchange at reasona ble rates. JOHN A. CRAWFORD. Dr. J. V. Gaff, physician and SihvT s:eon,fclieddOiegon. CONRAD Ml. ALBANY SODA WORKS FIRE
