Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, November 23, 1888, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Texto AC CEiUS A WEEK. VOL. III-KO. :3uf .WAi ()i;HN H.- MOiING NOVEMBER 42- 18S IS pit pi) CLOSING 0 -Having decided to retire from business in Albany, we will offer our- Entire Stoc Genera Merc lanfee -CONSISTING OF Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Clothing, iirnishiug Goods, Carpets, fid Jill 51 Cos tit i1 VI 3 .1 1. IE i -10 OIL The Entire-Stock Must Be Closed Within Weeks Absolutely Pure. This powder never vanes. A marvel of purity,strength and w holesoineiiess. More economical Wvm the. ordinaiy kinds and cannot be sold in comr.eti tion with multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders Sold only in c-ins. Kotal Bakixo Pow der Co., lir Wall st., N. r. 1) Crowley A: Co., Agents, Portland, bretron. 4TTOKXKYS. ti:iCtlKS AT Tilt) fOLLEUV:, g lollowing is the "programme of the exercises of the!, Krot e -111:111 soeiet-, to he held at the college Friday, Nov. Hi, 1S.SS: Officers: Vesta Mason, presi dent; Velio Irving, vice-president; Lid a Gaibraith, vice-president; Ler.a Gray, recording secretarj-; Mildred Burmester, corresponding secretary ; Velle Irving, librarian ; Mildred Burmester, sergeant-at- composition Sketches trom a Trip Across the Continent, Birdie Anslyn. Recital Loehinvar's Kide, (Sir Walter Scott), Olga Hewitt. Composition, Hannah Cohen. Music. Recital Each and All. (Knier son), Clara Waldecker. Recital and synopsis Dora, (Lord Tennyson), Blanche Wrenn. Synopsis of Lalla Rookii, Lena Marshall. Recital Absalom, 1 Willis), Lin nie Ramsey. Composition The Fourth of July, Eva Simpson. Recital Tennyson's Lady Clara Vere de Vere, Vesta Mason. Synopsis and recital Gold smith's Deserted Village, Velle Irving. Composition The Man in the Moon, Mary Reed. Composition A Ramble with Tennyson, Ros Trumbull. Recital The Farinvard. (Trow bridge) Esther Marshall. AT Odd DR. X. m,.CKWKN, ATToKXKY . Law, Altiiuiv, On-gnii. Otii-e ill i-eHow's Temi.le. A ili j.i:irtiv in all courts .ti the state, ami -he iittuntien to ali business. H'OI'VKI.TOX :l!Ai:i,!"K 1:. AiTohNLV V at Law, A!:.:i nut It, st or inj, r . (Jttii-f 13 room-- i. ostcr s li.i'ci;, nvt r 1 1.. l.iaiii : 'K!V; i ', AT'eLXKY AT , ur.gon. I !!':( iii O.J.i i'VM-.iv's Trim.!..'. Will f K. WKATIIl . Saw-, Albany court? "I rhustatu, and all bus; .,-s i. !;!:! in all tin1 ii'M H".-ial atti iition ri w. :i.sTox, 1'ir. s'i iAX ami ml VjT, t-ecm. AliKiny, Orc-on M" 11. KLI.iS, I' . . enii, AiU'.i.y, PHYSICIAN" AM'i SI lb ( ir.'-on . n C. KKLLY. I'lIYSICJAX A:-D eVR- .J. '-'con Albany, Mica io "trice ntr Grail- Vojjll A Kl.ori2 M O. A in, Albany. Orc'oii. Gradu -to l l.er man an-1 Ann-ru-un colk''S. TKA KI'L llorsK, Al.r.AXY, Oi:. -CII AS. IV I'lVi'Tvr, fp.i'. Only ljrst-ei'.-i-s hotis 11 iho :itv. Larui! sainpli: rooms for eom-iiK-rr.al im"n. N.'i I'niiianieii eiiijdo'. w! in the kit- lu ll, 'o-iu ral ..Jam' fWru for Corvallis. r I kv.-i:i;t, LHA"1 i 1 . 'in 1 j-.-wvH-r, !i L'!'ATK'AL V. ATi 1!MAKK i.an;.1, 'reoi., .-.!n! Siio iny;. 1M:T1KS URMliiXli M'iiVKVlXii IMiNK CX IH I tain acrurate and nn inj't Murk hy njion t x-..iint "rvt m I-. I. I. w-noili'tf oi.ii -; of lii'id . no'r ; sin:, l.lals. and is in i'WImI tono anv iiart "f Linn n-inity. Millui's st-..tioi,. Linn allin -lier. lit 'id 'O J II- r .tii:r in IVstoil'ne adiitxss. mty, ri"-;on.' -AND- The 11 Pi1!1 1 llilo l i-utt in-, w ir Sa!c. Ti.t mmki: dm; it ir.Yi:r:. i'actoky I si.. ,oi:iii'i t'-. wi'h ailliiii:s and 11:1- lTovi inenfs, for sale .-heaji. Al)!y to A. i'dakir, Sh'dd Ortir'.li Sj-rintiui.:, Orroii. or to A. W'hueicr. fin- Sale. CHi-.KB v::k-! ash nxn i:ks. f!rorY :!uO j -ai'ins rr r dav. ill ! fold, fchoap tor t-ash.' or, the instailmt nt plan, traded, least r..- 1. t r,i. oi. siin-s. A ium.l-"r i f vineai- 1 f,,r s; I.. . llial. Anl-rV. tO 1", il- ric tfcr. at Albany Soda work!'. f F.1V1' !' TO-AV AN I in I'rr-s ti-.i'imilii; Yt.rl;: tlir L it.. -! i - :: iTIlK OK NfAKl.lIK Jim-t ". :' t 'J Ik v ari- SUIT: t i l'foHal. Mr. X. II. Fr ililichstein, of Mohile :V'a., savs: I l ike ureal ple: SU:rill recoiniiiend'ii )r. Kind's New Dis co very for cuiiiii.iij.tion, 1 1 v i i i- used it for a severe attack of Bronchitis and catarrh. H uave me in.-tnni rflii-l' d entirely" cured me and 1 have not '"i n alllicti d .-incc. I aiso Leu to state that I have iricd other iBcdieim s wj:h no otid result. 1 1.iVe.also used EI ftri- liitti rs and Ir. Kind's New Li e I'iUs, hotli of which I can reconi mr-nd. i)-. Ki iu's New Dis.-overy for ('ok . sunp tio.i, Couu'hs and ( 'ohls, is sold no a positive iruarantee. Trial Ik tiles ee a-, l'o.-hay On Mason, GENEIIAL NEWS, Man, Wife and Daughter Crushed by a Train. TWO TKHirR' MC4(t!.V IM tl. Vici-President -Elect Morton in Washington ., . Latest Oencernine the : aytiaii ' 'llie Hki:.li.'s S(neul l'lspatelies. Wei.i.ixgtox, Kan.. Nov. TICE"PRESI!ET HRTOX. lie Is Riiildlnu n tari- Krsidenr iia TVasliiiitan. Washington, Nov. 22. Vice-President-elect Morfon is in the e ty to-day inspeetinsr the large apartment house which he is building on the site of his former residence here.! He sa's the time of his visit to General Harrison, is not Battled. It will be arranged to suit the. .convenience of both par tie&J . : IV. e - nm !.- Kesir-1. Xew York. Nov. 22. Consul- General Basset, who represents i.ast evening Levi flecker, ins v.i e ! i,.-. Havt.ian or,lVprriinent. -At Npw and 8 year old daughter were founui yew York, has received informa dead on the Southern Kansas rail- tion that peace between the Hav road track. It is supposed they tiau Government and the insur- were struck by the train while joents is being arranged by an crossing the track in a wagon. Two Tra-lin: ,tt-i iralallv &Ut a iieat ;1 5tiane'. I ambassador. The first steps in the negotiation were taken at the request of the high dignataries of ;R the Roman Catholic church. A Tierce ISatllc. SiiKEVKi-i'KT, i La.), Nov. 22. j London, Nov. 22. Advices from A. R. Thompson, oi Benton, La., ; Samoa sav Matafas' followers and Young Moore, a traveling man stormed a stronghold held bv the from St. Louis, quarreled at the I adherents of Tamaseee at Atnan Texarkana depot last niurht and Cu the 7th inst., and captured the M , ore shot Thompson, inflicting a 0:n posts after two days of fighting, dangerous w ound. He then turned i Many were killed, the weapon and shot himself in I the head. Both men will probably Carpel TrnM. die. The q Barrel was caused by New Y'ork, Nov. 22. At a meet Moore, charging Thompson with ; ing of the carpet manufacturers ca'iying on a correspondence with ; h-dd here yesterday it is under his (Moore's) wile. j stood a trust was formed, and i prices will be advanced soon. Happiness ami iiiiO iiltncnt, (. annot 'o haod in hand if we look on t!i-i -.lark .-ide of every little obstacle. Nothing will so darken lite and make worst torni ot Jiyspepsia, onsupa- tion and I ndigestioii, and make lite a hapjiness ami pleasure. Soid at 25 and 5t e. 'its hy Foshay 6c Mas. ii. rut: h.iaiiK oit' JLiisoi:. The Stnc-Hon of I leciion !" Wflirers .V-ilaEin;; the Ifcioate. InoIanai-ulis, Nov. 22. The (piesiion of election still jtgitates llie !iii?:is '.f the dcle-itec of ktiiLiiiis ot" labor :vretai asenihh . A'.M V one now si ckn'w ledges with The iiiiiiiiv' n i -t uilor tiie now miiiatiuntot- Parker Bros. i .ViASIK 1MAIVS DAK.IIIKi:. EI(v SIjc au!tt I!er Father ;uj iuii Her. New York Litter to Globe-Pemo crat. Mt'.rk Tivaiu, if he is in the mood, will teii the story of his own courtship iu a manner worthy of the greatest of liv:ug huuioristi. W'.eu he first met the iady who af Hwanls became Ida wile, he waa not so distinguished as now. Hi ediy be re-elected to her position ongm was humtjlo and lor some, in eharoc- of the wotnen's work, ; years of his lite he had been a pilot .and if he wishes it, Richard iru-1 "i the Mississippi river The lu t'uhs, oi Chicago, may continue to ; t ure Mis. Clemens was a woman of .s..'i ve as general worthy foreman, i position and fortune. Her father'. iVmderh 's nominations for mem-; was a jtulge and doubtless ei- l et ot tue general executive hoard j pectea familv" aud .social iiiipor- t I i: i ! . ' I 1 - . . ' i aiiin.'i Mr so leauuy uruua.Liui. lroVii ttie'souih there is also a re (itiest for a reiresentation on tin ! a;m v one now acknowledge ceil.:!!.! y IViwdei iv's re-election ;:: bU choict? for the otiier posi tions will !.e- the ciioice d' th" con- ve'itton. -iis. iai rv will tindoii'ii- mrvevi, uv-i.-.nie iilieiesieTi in ins daughter aud after a while pro nosed. hut was resected. board. Mctiuire and Aylswortn, i i, t,.,;,! iho l.idr -T ot the !ivent boar.l,and p'Ktdlly, j ,lidn-t much beil,.Vt JOUi have me, 1 .(.' K'liv, iui'i lniM V..U.MI-! , , r-j auirh, of CiiiciniK'.ti, have been eonsulerciJ as l;at;le oi no setecteu. Two hours were spent in a heated debate over Sketi'.'.igton's case. It was finally decided that Skofling ton was guilty of iiisut.or lijiatio'-i and that In- be piiMiciy rejiri ma.nded by the general master i oi kmati. Hll'tHN AfJ-lNf. The WI1 KEEPS A mil line ofjiheiie "family sirooer cs aai f-rov'siuii Catmea i-'inea pples, Olioioa TanlB Delicacies Oi r.ninrnli djc.ikes'for IVcd'i tinfs ami IParfics. !:;-on 1 i livs. iiucMii: and suij'Usliwr:,!'' V:1V of ai'.ain t'(tiiii l-ivcs in ri Turi. New Yokx, Nov. 22. Mrs. Coiuiiton. v.ile "t the c.iptain i the steamer, U.iytian Repubiie. recently seized at St. M :rk, Hayt:, -and taken to l'ort ail i'ri::ce as a contraband carrying arms -ami Hayiiau rebels, arrived lu re Ves terday. bringing the captain's olticiai report to the owners of the vessel. The report simply cor roborates the particulars of the eaj-.ttire substantially as already given. The owuers oi t he x esds sav tiiev are saiis.ie.l thai tiu-v but 1 thought I'd Irv." Att:v a while he 4itriedv again, v;t b the same result, and then re raarked, with his celebrated drawl: 4 1 think a great deal more of ou than if you'd said 'Yes,' but itj hard to benr."1 A third time he met with iietter fortune, and then came the most uiitkuit part ot h.s task, to address the old gentleman. "Judge."' lie said to the dignified I millionaire, "have vou seeu anv- kiia A"'L' SAL'. C.i.-O I"! o:i;i);: J ":i i t n- a t : :ii; ! an on Erxa h jFttK ?5 vyrm Wl I S1UU 1 EF XT33 -f f 4? sans fi 3 fejs-i' IS r 15.. .St iV V it O ftaS!' -S?r - i'i ll:t tin uic iN-r.L -i s V ri Shis is z C?crv.i2io Ckdrr: Cut t. i . S I i r TV" ! 1 a w .... J . V i ! .i : t i.' i V 1 y i- I t IW l: S-l b k;!!: !... ; 1IVU! r.vl I ;'i!.-o v. ; 1 ei-i vt-rna : rado s tiil !::rbt r. Olti C..'.. Oj.-V; ' :i -i '. "i :.:i ,1 ' thiui; going on hetweeu Miss Lizzie aud nief' "What? What?" exclaimed the ju-lge rutin. r st a-p.'y, apjiareatly not uuderstaudiug the situation, yet doubtless getting a glimpse of it from the inquiry. ''Have you sc.'n auytliing goinjj on between Miss Lizzie and nie?" "No no, indeed; replied the magistrate sternly.- '"No, sir, I have not." "Vv'eli, look sharp and you wili," snid the. author of "Innocents Abroad,"-aud that's the way j: asktd the judicial luniinaiy for his daughter's hand . JIa: k lias a h:yifitier who jniu-r- ns some ot ir latuei nrigiilu- '-.e K:,t a uiury Ht one time, in ii'eh s'-e ::; i oC;.;;.-f e;i,-cs i:i 'he ;.',i!:i'y -i:.u .unoii j n:he;- Uii" s : s .s p. Uii . ' limi i;.: :(; sil!:,:- '!! - e '! '--f; i is v iu.i "c;;.- I d'ii u UV.i!) i WiSulJi m bur. H: ii- K V i lilliiV TK3 .: . c ft! - ' : " 1 is 'li.- .1 I" i.-lls ;i.;;oi. it:; it!' ;. .i-.. ltl!H t -. . a.iiii'hi..'- .-;.ai.'. . n .'I'' : 1 ! :.: ; r. I,.! .is .m1' ,.ii i:..n -. mo! i't.-t M"a' i.i liii-'auirket- !'" A. .f.-.l! ' n--:.t .: .-r.liv. t 1 '.Ji i '.his '1 li I, ,.; ( i. tt t A. t '' U. 'oi. i:. i(n bavon. portrait Piiotogruphe ptiintai'iil. friidni ami Fc.trv r-tucts. evtuiio i-or :ii:'c v:i:!--'i M:t:sle:;K t':i.f I'nitf d S:...,' curt'diid!-.- ::.':;:;.'?,! mi. rtiing move-;! .' i i; i s 1 1 t-i 1 i.i t c- I r::d i La-ever iii-.-, i '(.. ittl'.-., V.. T., charge.; 1 cousiuracv in an ooium snni-:'- gling cae. United Suites At torney Lo.'kwfod opr.o.sft the m.-ti'-v. n the groittvi that he was net ready to proced with tlu trial. deei-h-d that the (:: TiiP At t ;;e !'!;' t'-e H v lie const li.l l.o A fine assortment of Gomestio and imported Cigars .r'M ti'Cl-li-.iic. :av I'l'niisi iioiii,! t.e given i.ret -ren-.-e when the district atiornev was readv. i l s k. l':-,i.v Ling out -hum iioaers at D.-ink's. . 1 1 1 C liC.ltc t I i;ii!!iK; .sllUbllli i) Moiiteith &o TUOS. JOSES' OESGOW TONSOIIIAL PAULO US I 4 UK NOW ItFMOVED TO THE STKAH VX : he'-neni ! A DWk. nhvie he is prepr- to ,! lnvt- j !u,re ,,e !k1s -ive,, , ! e!:--s work in the loi.soi-i.il .inc. It is Lath j 1;..,...,s -antiiijf' llS!;i!l'i!!li, Eenaim Oibj g): s. Prep. mm.S KKsTAi "'tANT !S Ni:'.VOI'KNK; i'O 1 thv in lev s ..t:.i.ir.-h ii'.i l.Lii i ,- luwil'.e Ki l e ti'.iisi'. iicro go i mei will lie scrvi-.l i-.t ti! l.i.nis. Mr bur. k in vius ni M et'i-O'ii its iii .l the palihe u'-nev-alty t call "'It- tiil.tcs ni he MJi-j.'-k-it i;h Tier best viun.'.s ;i .hiirk. t aticrux, hatalji. tion L"U:tr.l.ti;nl. y.T. bi. -reus ..us fonnovh nrojn iutor of ti.e ltd re i:o.ise 'cStaliMiit. wl-ie'i hoi.oi on .e nil ';...,ui i oi'.oe.'. ioui.ii thti: I ;sn n:.ln t itl Li- pn-'t.'it rcuaraiit einrrii. S'it:s;aci :o.i. rn.-T in? neat an 1 caan aiui hmu. iu; i aiilwaM Give Lima caL a tir.-t-ci?.ss m. al is? Xo Chinese iiunloyed. koulil "O to Hermann !i-tii:(io:i:i! fdini'iiLun J-;i!!-I .1 .'.v--sTu'.fN. flhtk.), Nov. 22. A e,-J.l has hi en is-'ited fur a croiwtirn t a:.il co.iventiun at .huuestowt. neciuid.iov ." to furthe'" th" early ad mission nt the tw. Hakoras into tiie ir.doii. The t:a-;- J'.al!;sf. New Yoku-, Nov. 22. The base b::H ennvetdio:) went into session with closed I'lii.irs at b o'clock, to hear tin- committee 'reports and then revise the constitution. -J ;i(ii!i:il S;itb;ii!i 5 f: bill. Ciitc.Hio, Nov. 22. The recently fortned national Sallath union met here thi morning. It was decided to hold a national convention in the interest of Sabbath school ob servance at Washington, Decem ber. 11 to bJ. on it :( v. m, t b . l; it.i' i . . 1 i t.e. r loi.-li;, IMS not;(. toil : i'.-iili on. . i is!ti.rw ii. i r.ibnOj v ;:ft icujar j.-ige wor: i A ft I T .tills t'K lllel:., ( s.jveral things lh;:t w to aitraot the ciiii i's :, o.uao t-iicui tiuiv ' Hit u!;'; day the occurred: -i u n't think I'!! t it U wn ; ' tiimg inor;: ubo n futiu r. fwr I tit ireioe things toh:ive n.e no' liitn . ami I believe he rend.- thi ury." bhe "-r;u Mark's own ch d d d iO-!(-ujtig ei-ti r 1 !icis;iii(s ;" I'.'riUi -, Arc j)Biil every ye:ir hy the pcoji'i th:s. .suite for wurliiies- iceibiT.ii'S ! he up.' of throiit atiii h-iiir i!i--ea. '.vheii We ktlo'.v thiti it' (Lev we, f or on : t invest in s-i'iii.i A mil, tne hi'o':iia Jisei.'.'ery fur cousuaiiH' .in! kimircil comiini-iits., t!:ey woi-' 1:1 i ha- 'iha.-:i!it rein. iiy ihiil rei 2l i- t-ecottstatiaJ.;: . i.d.ii.-t' : pliysieiuns UiJfl JH.t.lte speakers of tio'ilen Stale. Soiii unit guiirMlb . t t'os!i;iv t Mason :it j-1 ;i boUl Three for s-J .. The most stuhi.. t ? ti ceo 'i . :ie of cntiirrii will sr.,-,;('il. o iahtoi n!:; ( jj.K-Cnre. Six mr-i ..eatmeiit tor i. Hv mail ?1.1U. 5ia3ic 'to .tXi.ol.-itii. 1'y ('.ispehhig the symptoms -o ft en lnt:ike!i for ConsiuiipU' 'i. 'l;ta Able has liroiight ghidness to o.uiy a hou.-elio'kl. By i:s p-oi;.i t -e for b enkit.g up the cohl ami t:-r often develop; into that fatal discus-, '.hoesamis can he saved from an u:i. -inie'y gn-ive. You make no tnistakt! jy keciing a hottle oi this pleas t remedy in the house. California i . -K Litre i equally ellci tive in eradi--ting nil traces of Nasal Cnhti"u. Botli of these wonderful Califon::'.n remedies are sold and warrented c y Foscay & Masou.