Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, January 02, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOIINING YTF.RALl): WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1889. forning gailg SRoraltl Ijailv A.NU Weekly TERMS OFstJKSCrJPTK'N- ' ( DAILY InhHshed every morning except Morula.) t.!ivored by e:vricr,.per week-.... 0.15 5 00 t. mail, ir j'KUifi WEKkt.Y. (Published every Friilay Morning.) .... M.nv. iter nJIIIUtll. ill admlli:e.....$'2.00 When not paid in advance..... 20 THK MAIL. Mail at the Altiau.v ptwtofflce cloe For all offices north ) The Eastern states i,;30 a. m, The West Side I And the Nairow Gaiu;e It. K. Fur Portland and Slein 11a. X Corvallisand YaUiim 12:30 P. a orilce south.......... 1:30 r. m. Tbe postotHce will be closed each evening rom six to seven o'clock. Kciristered matter lor the early morning train should le mailed before S o clock the previous evening. WHAT SHALL THK HARVEST BE? It is perhaps not an unprofitable pastime for individuals to forecast, according to the best evidence hey can adduce, what shall he the outcome of present circum stances, conditions and actions. The environment of our sur roundings may be such as to make it totally impossible to alter, amend or in ? ny manner change the results foreshadowed by exist ing circumstances ; bnt such is the exception and not the rule, for almost universally the determined will .backed up by the careful judg ment' and prompt and incisive action, will master adverse envir onments and create methods of procedure that will lead to more satisfactory results. That the harvest in the moral and intel lectual world, as well as in the physical and naturial world, can be forecasted, shafted almost made j. to order, is a fact that observing people recognize. The business man who employs methods that border upon the grounds of dis honesty to increase his gains,finds, although the pile of golden shekels may be larger, that in the end the results are but the chaff of disap pointment, for the acquisition has warped his moral nature, and i .i:.I--.l ;ntIW..iAlitv. until ! UIQIUIICU UIO iivvvv-"j 7 i he is unable to reap the reward that he had anticipated. I The farmer, be he ever so dili gent and careful in the preparation and cultivation of the soil, i he is careless in the selection of his seed, will reap but an indifferent harvest and so, too, if the farmer be ever so careful in the selectiou of his seed, being sure that it is suitable I and free from obnoxious mixtures of Wieds or inferior variet ies, ll lie , . ,i neglect the cultivation and thorough preparation ol the soil will fail when the harvest comes. -tow I The student, who strives To cultivate the field of his mind, sso i that he shall be able to reap an j alter harvest of profitable kiiois)h elge, painfully and remorsefully finds that the harvest is of the litost transitory and fleeting j .lrintinn if lie allows the Clllti- I f vating ana seeum seasou to ue wasted in id!e dreaiuin or way- varr1'!nllll'l'IIItS. ' ' So it is in every field of human . life and endeavor, If the harvest i is worthy of the grnerers sickle, it must be the result ot eareni! thoughtful application. The pure hhm! must, be treasured with i ........ in tVi'tili-. well cult; 1MC,wu J vated soil, carefully and watchfully nurtured through its germination j and growth, and garnered when.. ... ,t.,.;t.. hwIiiiii it iiwwt iirori-I its maturity makes it niost pron , table and desirable. Jet tne ! , .. . i niipistioii bo answered that the harvest shall be full, pure, and of ! such a character as to be most conducive to human happiness ana j advancement. , . T wHI(iHT WISHES TO AX. . , .. ... f nounce to those ds roti of 4ie Appropo ot the subject ot the . living instruction in future harvest, it may not be amiss ! Flower painting hi oil colors. i- . . i, Landscape painting in oil color, to juve some predications as to the ! Marine painti,ig in oil colors. evident promises in Albanv's Portrait painting in oil colors, future. Carefu. preparations have i j-JPf KS?-!" 0,0r9' been made ami good seed sown, in i Taut he is prepared to give lessons the selection of a site unsurpassed j tath. in its facilities; in maintaining one (,f these clashes caa secure terms by of. the most effective fire depart- calling at tbe City Drug Store. ments in the state ; in the bringing j a magnificent water power into j the heart of the city by the ample j Santiam water ditch, in the im-1 proving of tnat water power by the j establishment of milling and manufacturing enterprises ; in the ; isecurimr the location, and building j of the Oregon and California (now Southern Pacific ami Oregon! Pacific railrotds with their atten-1 dant enterprises ; in the securing of electric ligUts and other city improvements. The germination of all these advantageous aids to the citv's development is already consumated, and it needs but the; careful nurturing and watchful; growing, which will as surely be accorded as the preliminary steps have Wen accomplished, to make; the city of Albany the metropolis ' a: the coast, and a commen iHi ; cenftr of no secondary uu j ortance. lu"c ... -xi . , Wealth will tlow mt. her .ap, l or ! orders, and uietrotiolitan airs will of a necessity be donned. tion for prosperous growth that has been so carefully preparexl,and the evident watchful tare that will continue o a full fruition what has bo auspiciously been commenced, Albany, in the next decade, will add to her population at the rat of upwards of a thousand per year, and her important and material growth will expand in proportion. It simply remains with her wide awake and public spirited citizens to accomplish this desirable end, for all of the requisite condition aie at hand, and such will be the results. A small Arkansas town furnishes the latest dueling sensation. A man's wife left him and went to her parents' home. The husband went to see her, but was refused an audience, the mother-in-law meet ing him on the porch, lie com menced abusing her when the father-in-law appeared upon the srene ordering him off. The hus band drew a revolver and com menced firing at the old gentleman, who procured a rifle and returned the fire. Both men were killed. The division of Dakoto seems to be a foregone conclusion, as it is stated that fully four-filths of the people are in favor of the measure. A projected railroad is to be buiit ! from Sioux City, Iowo, to Los An geles, California. Trans-continental lines will be numerous ere long. Mrs.Parsons has made her speech in Chicago in spite of the police. It was made to an audience of four or five hundred socialists. M.tHUIKD. LILLAKD VOSS On Jan 1, lsf!. at the Pioneer hotel, in Albany, h Ueo Huu--phrej, justice of the peace, Abraham I. Lillaid, of Linn county, to Caroline Voss, of Benton county. HOWE- MARTIN At the residence of l!ev. C. Sperry, in North llrowtisville, Dec. 30, lbSS. Chiirlw .1. Howe and Mis Mary D. Martin, both of Linn county. Kev Sperry officiating. NEW TO-1AY. ------ -- - -r I7$K ORKCOX KI.KITRIC KEUKK FOR all pain, internal ami external fv.F. BUUWN MAKE, IMAME1 WITH the ace of clubs, (inarter eirele over it on the left stifle; also one brown hor.se ulklin t eolt running with mure. Last seen near the , residence o- Mrs. Undine, four miles east ol Albany. A libera! reward will iiegiveufnr tne return of the uiiimalx or iufo-matioii leading to their return to Hub. Hrjant. JAMES 11. WiLKlNS. XirANTEH A LAIlV TO CAN VASS AND VV sell Or. Sill's Electric Belt's. ln(Uire cf C. E. Motto.i, St. diaries Hotel. AOH1TLKM S K UKISJ IS 1IS!HIII' OK COR resjionding u ith'a resjK'ctable youiia ladv, with a vim- to matrimony a goou Addrjss, home and living to the ri-ht one. M t A liox $,-f Ailllll.v? r. (J riiuicE ITALI AN! PKirNE .1KEKS KOK sa!e. Apply to P. SrixK Albany I I" OST STRAY Kl OK ST0I.KS A HALF ORoWX i 1 white Maltese kitten. The owner will to I'hos. Hopkins. the. sauie i ' lor Mile. j 20 SMAI.l.TkALTS AMilllKKE FA I! MS I on cask terms. S 'lue near tow n. H. BKVaNT nK O. CIIAMHEKI.1X. HOMEOPATHIC I 11 nhvsiriti and surgeon, tlfhce. eomer ' Third and Lyon streets, Albany, Oregon -AM Hog Wanted. i in!. ' t riit' o n'aket P"r ,K'M?rt. "Iii"' -- ' . ' - t'cuury Birds for Sale. .lOl'R FIItsr-CLS.S SiNltilS-l LIX-j ?j l net, 2 German and 1 Criole. Iiiqu'reofi ! Mrs Win M 'en, on water strict, oetween j j KlUerth and iSroadalbin. j Brirk lor Sale ! .vin , , - ,. f , ln,lr biff.fi ' 4 oassefi Albany. i ail.,K , vkuk uoi reliable men wa?:ted -I- to sell the Improved singer. A team and flrili AAtire or , tne! .singer Mmuf.i.itunnc comnan v. J A ARl'HIBALO. Au'enf, Albany, Or - . jziz f ! 1 Instruction in Painting v ' " FOSHAY & MASON Wholesale and Retail 51 -I NORTHWEST FIRE and MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY I'OKTLANO, - - OREGON Albany Bath House AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON, " , , . , v" iTL(lie. i:id clii'lrenV fiair dress- 5),.,.,aUy. Duti.ie satiBfaction w 1 11 11001 6 el's My Poor BacK ! That's tbe common exclamation of those suft'eriug with rheumatism or kid ney troubles. Iu either disease Paine's Celery Compound wii I surely fi': a cure. and there will ho kner poor backs. riunurecs oi VT uontirm our claims tor that ery Compound: "Two weeks I could nol; time anv ni"ht, was ennsti- and had a good deal of pain i.i Celery Compound the pain has like a child.' Zenas Saudsrs, 4Haviuir Iteen troubled with was almost unable to get confined to my bed for weeks (Add) ad medicines inugiuable, besides outside advices, hut tn no advantage. Hav ing seen Paine's Celery Cmpocnd advertised, I ave it a trial. 1 have used one bottle and am perfectly cured. I can now jump around and feel lively as a h.y." Frank Carols, Eureka, Nevatf. Price 91. Sis for $5. S()L1 by Dkcuoists. Skn.o por 8-pao' Catalouck. WELLS, BICHAEVSON & Co., Proprietors BURLINGTON. VERMONT. W. F. 1 am now receiviujj my notions, etc, and propose the line, My. goods are all FOR CASH! We invite your inspection Cashmeres Imported Sroadcloth SiLsWarp, Henrietta, All Wool 'Jfricots Assatot Flannel? In fact everything usually found in -i first-class Dry oods tore. My Boot and Shoe department is complete. I have also added a complete lins of hoys kilt suits. A comparison of my stock and prices is solicited 435P'Airmail orders promptly attended to. j Call andsee rae.u W IF1. .(Successor to SPRINGFIELD SAWMILL A. WHEELER, SPRINGFIELD, PROPRIETOR. SPltlXGFIELI) 357"Albnny vard and olfice on Kailioad, between 4ih and 5ili strcetsjg A. Wheeler, Albany Manager, Having lumber not excelled in quality, uud facilities not surpassed fortl:e prompt and satisfactory- tilliiii or order!-. I rusncctfullv solicit a share f the trade. a. WHEELKR inn in ra i nnn at Iiiciaauaijiao I I si IIIIMIIIf Mir. I ylllll III I 1 1 l .1 1 If s J 1 1 i. !111111U1U11U lUUJJlillU VI JilOVUIVllUU ill.: W.! NNl PI ' iLTS-x-i i ! i i ii 'ii mi i I m r i 4h9 r-L) ruj)W)L 'c vl IABIEtlNEHLDico.flHDWiLl iiavk Viii: a T111.11 in h.. i...,.iv i, secretion of mucus or matter in the nasal passages which cither must he Wow from nose or drop back behind the palate, or hawked or snuffed back-tard to the throat? you .troubled bv hawking, spittiin;, weakfand inflamed eyes, frequent soreness of the throat ( JJ zr - fi La n e Ttrinriirli ' rt,ir 1 T x .tn TM n n ill f . X in II II HUH I . M II II III (IV 1 r. tint 1 -v CATARR1 ;BlETINN!ED-C OllOVILLE corroaing sores reve ine ,cornipiiou wunin. - TiTTTT v As every breath drawn into the lunj-s n ust assrovi r and i.etcn e pellutf d by thefrelie tion? in the nasal attje!1, it n.:i.t iifttM-ariiv.iclit v liu ;i.ij. .i the whclejsecr itradually takes place, while tit noiLu! 11 tllir ftt is :tl '"i; the sleep,sten uto the stouia h, hkiUo in i t-t 1 , 1 1 c mi- j 1. c 1 1 : ! ' i ' ' .null klb Itreataree ty, nervousness and'enwmption. ' DO NOT PROCRASTINATE. you haveprineid:sny off th r:.l vtun j t 11 s tlo.fnoti 0c If . lut try ! Camkorm T-R-Ct sk at om We 1 ositively uarait tef a It w applications, lelitve and a thorouin eatineut to cute. S:x months trratnieiS for il.OC: sent " mail sauta hlc and 1 (. art, tur "W; CI T "WEEDALE. DEALER IN 1 Mm, Stoves, Ranges, Tinware, Copperwaw r'uuiiii. iron pipe, rithbor hose and plumbing (roods. Sole stents for tht clebraicd ''Esrly Breakfast" cojk stoves and.ranijes, and "Faultless" parlo icatiny stoves. Albany. Oregon. he anv catuw to cmnpiaiu : testimonials ime me ituw mi graiuloui retneuy, ruecu- sleep more than an hour at a pated ami kioneys did m-t act. the back. Since I took Paines left luv hftvk, and I can sleep West Wius.tor, Vermont, 'rheumatism for five years. I nrouuil. and was very often at a time. I hve used nearly READ, Kail sttok ot Dry Goods to mak it red hot all along fresh ami new una riouinu 1 I I A of the following good9 Flushes ; Velvets Velveteens Silks andiSatinsl N i. Aiieii.J w Albany, .Oregon. OREUOX EUEEKA The iiiotto of Califojnia means "I tave found it. Only in that land ol Isunshine.-M here tthe oranit eino . land irraue bloom and ripen atta Vtyheir highest perfection in mic'-wiuter, re the herbs ?nu 11111 lound tnat are used in that pleasant leineoy for all tthroat and lunj: troubles, Sant. Abik the rule 01 couifhs, nsi nina, and con sumption. KoliM A nnsoii. of Al bany Oregon, have been unpointed ansuarnsHo his valble California reni dv, ami sell it under a guarantee ;at $1 botielirec tor ?z FOR SALE BY au JLBAaY C KEGON ! fnAt. tret better? Have ou an exeeswve TL.-Irinzinir or roannic in the ears, more 01 less impairment of the heaniitr, loss o smell, memory impaired, dullness cr dizziness of the head, dryness or heat of nose? Have vou lost all sense of smell? 11U o juu m iiovning 'ili.-aivAni.iaf t t'AIIV Won iiavk tiir Catarrh. Some have al 'these avmDtoma. others only a part Pie leading symptom of ordinary ca rrh is increased secretion of mucus o .-.llnw nr in-Mfiish colored matter. May & In, Trie O N L Y j Foul breath is caused by the deconc (jllArlANTEED Iposing ecretions exuded from festerinr - enn 'uleem lar oacK in me "eu, uureumc- Slthe membrane covering the bones i? I H eaten away and the bones themselve rauuiui' "cu 1 Such cares ar id CALJdi-ed obiects of pity, as stench from Hale by lbany.Oregon FOSHAY & MASON. STOCKMEN AND FARMERS', BEAD. I hereb v certify that Dr. I N. Woodie has succesJuilv operated on njy ridiflinu horse ISACHAYS. For further eference in reir-ird to ridi-UiniS mbuireof le Peterson, Wm. reterson.Lob anon; John liurduian. Alfred Wclvert.m, Al an ; Sam tilings, Scio; Wm. Foster, Trine -vilfe. I pnu-tiee veterinary medii-ine in Al lm.:eatiil country surrounding Oifloe and rci!iiiitv eorr.er tith and Washington .its. !. '. VVOOULK, Veterinary Surgeon OWN P (I id i I Curran & Montelth have lots for I sale on ti e installment plan, rang ! ing iu price from $125 to $1000. OREGON RAILWAY and SAYIUATION COMPA Columbia River Route Train or tne East leave Portland at 3 a. m anc iAO r. a. daily. mT'-iT"'P'rpO to and from principal X lOiVJj 1 O points in United States, Canada and Kurope. ELEGANT PULLMAN PALACE CARS Emigrant Sleeping Cars San Throaffa on Express Iraius OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS and ST. PAUL Free of linrxr and VI iiboul t'bauice. CloM"IConnetioi!3 at Portland for Sail ro cico and Pu'tt Sound point. h'ur further purtii ulars inuire of Curaan & i Monttlth, Kiret Street, Albany. Oregon. I 29UoaU leave the O. U. X. Co.'s wharf, at j .. . . ... t it . . a. m I I ' tne toot OI iiroauuiuiu i.reei, on iue?uaji huj Friday of eah week. C. G. KAWLINGS, Local Ajent. W . H. UOllOHB, cral Maaaaer. A. L. JIHWEIl, i. f. A T. A. Rreat English Remedy. Vfad Waric Murray's Specific A guaranteed cure afor ncrtous diHeaect-, kuch a Weal: Memory, Loss of Brain IW't-r, Hyuteria, Headache Pain in the B k, Nervoun Prontratioii, . Wakefulnesi, ! , i . Bsfore Iain(r, tlllU Stm,nai :ikiiej Im r.i.teui y and general loef power o h iiivier:it! !)ram in citlii'r sex -caused by Tidi're ion or over-exetiou, and which ul timate! v lead to Premature Trade Mark, 'lid Age, lnar.ity and :on Biiu.ption. j-I.Oj a b.ix or six boxes fcr-5.00. Sent by mail j on rei-eipt of pri"-e. Full p:r j tieulars in pamphlet sent free to every applicant. We SiunriiiiK'r A Bove to cure any cane. lor every SS.OO order received e fiend ,i Kxes. with a i-ittciiaftarTa'Kar guanine e to refund the nionev if ou specific doe not effect a cure. Address all eouimu nUnti'nnthe Sole Manufacturers. The Murray Medicine Co., Kansas, Citv, Mo. 4VSSold in Albany by Kohay Foba.vA Hioon.folc age BrDioveal. JOSEPH WEBBER AXXOUXCES TO HIS t) patrons and friends that he ran he found on First strtet, in his new rooms iu Foshav & Masjn s brick, where he is prepared to ac commodate the public with am thing in he tonsor alline. Hot or cold baths at ad hours The 11UYK1US OU1UE is issued March aud cpt.each year. It is an encyclopedia of. ii?eful ioformatio'j tor all who purchase the luxuries or the necessities of life. We can clothe you and furnish you with all the necessary and unnecessary ap pliances to rule, walk, dance, Ieep. j eat, fish, hunt, work, go to church or stay at home, and iu various sizes, styles and quantities. Just figure out what is required to do all these things COMFORTABLY, n' y mke a j fair estimate of the value of the luiu i .. ...v.. ..... 1 sent upon receipt of 10 cents to pay I postaee. MUNlliUMtHT, WAKU & UU., 1 ll-lMMichigan A veuut, Chicago, 111. IMssolation Notice. AR -XERSH1P HERETOKORE riuiE I cxiatin? :. bet ween lr. E. A. McAhsler and !r. A. I. Woodwanl is this day dissolved by mutual tonsei.t. Xovenibei 10, lor Kent. r.U"HXISIlKI ROOMS TO KtXT. 1AT THE P Citv Kestaurant. LolKlia Kooiuh rr Krnl. j mWO NICE. COMMODIOI'S ROOMS SUIT ! 1. able for gentlemen or ladies, situated only three blocks from Main street. Inquire of Mrs S. A.McAlister, north side of :!d street, near electric 'i;ht station. PALACE MEAT MARKET James V. Pipe, Prop. Ural IMrefl Albany The best variety of choice beef.veal.tnutton, pork sausaire, etc,inthe city keptconstantly 111 hand. IsaiyBfii ,a ty Cash paid foifall kind H ock.- onlrartor aaal Builder. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LO fated in Albany solhits patronage from -ity ntul country. Will contract to build bridges, barns, and all manner of dwelling houses, including Queen Anne,Eatlake and Elizabotbian styles of building. Will furnish plans and speeiiicitous free of t eharsre. Satis action guaranteed W. C CASSEL- SECOND HAND STORE The past year has proven it to be a necessity. The best and cheapest place inthe city to buy your Q Stoyes.Ffirnitnre.tmwaTe We aie aiwavs preparou to tuy youi heuschold furniture at the hifjbes1 cash price. Sole agent or the PEERLESS OIL GAS And . Lamp Filler, I cALL To our assortiueut of Standard Brands of Fancy Groceries, unexcelled by any in the city. Richardson k Kobbins celebrated Canned Meats, such as turkey, chickeu, givuse, pheasant, snipe, wild duck, plover", quail and woodcock. Fianco-Ameian Celebrated French soups, mock turtle, pea, French bouillon, tomato, thicken, consomme, beef and terrapin. These goods areprepared from care fully selected nieatb, vegetables and poultry without the aid of any artificial suhstaute whatever. , I F & THEINZ Spiced gherkins, chowchow, picalilly, cauliflower, queen olives, mus tard dressing, pickled onions, sweet pickles and table sauces, and a full liaa. of Crosse & Black well's canned goods. GORDON &.DILWORTH'S New York preserved strawberries, plums, pineapple, quince, peach aad tine fresh mushrooms, in glass. A lovely thing for man's eye to behold. Also we have received a very large stock of NEW Raisins, Zante cu rants, citron, lemon and orange peel, mincemeat ia both wood and glass. All good standard brands, which we do not hesitate to guarantee to give satisfaction in every respect. Other articles of fancy goods too tiunierous to mention Besides it is a well known fact that our stock of STAPLE GROCERies And provisions far excel that of any other store in tbe city, just received from Eastern factories and jobbers a line of fancy SIOI-.IID-A.ir C3-OOID S For our crockery department that will do credit to any house in the city of Portland, and will be sold at reduced rates and not the old-fashioned hun-dred-per-cent-carry-them-half-over-until-next-season plan. We intend to sell every article bought for the Holiday trade'so low that no man caa have an excuse for not buying hU wife a present. WALLACE ATTENTION Food Co. CROP We hv THOMPKON i Imputation, will j' within j ean.ute':d L. GOTTL1E A