Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, February 13, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOHOTNG HEUAL1): WEDyiSSD.A v- TraifRTTAIIY 13, 1889. Ijailv weekly I TERMS r sL tidCIUPTIN- Pr.:hed every rmn except Uond tavored by carrier, per 5 ,w fcj aiail, per yrt WKKKLY. (Published every Friday Morning.) He copy, per annum, iu advance ii.W When not paid ailvance THK MAILS. Mails at the Albany postoffice close For all office north ) The Eastern state L840 rhe west Side 1 And the Nai row Gauge R. R. ; r or Portland and Salem ..it CrvaUiaand Yaquina ..12.3U r. 1 office south .7-r. The pontoffice will be closed each evening rom six to seveu o'clock. Registered matter lor the early norning train should be mailed before 8 o clock the previous eveninir. .m. CHILD TRAINING. No eubject can be mentioned that is of more -importance than the one of training the future rulers of this country the chil dren. The World says that at a recent meeting of the Soroais Society in New York city the relative advantages of English and Ameii an customs in .the training of children were discussed, and the decision was in favor of "the American plan." The vote was at least creditable to the patriotism of the Sorosisters. Anglomania in any of its forms that is, the dis .position to do a thing because rich nglish people do it is both con temptible and silly. We agree with Emerson in his admonition to "let the passion for America cast out the passiou for Europe." But to adopt anything foreign because it is better done than we do it is quite another matter. It will Htrike most unprejudiced observers of children iu England and in this country that a blending of the two systems of training might work to ihe advantage of each. The simpler iliet of English children especially the avoidance of too much sweets the early bedtime that is the rule ior them, the respect inculcated for their elders, and their subordina tion, in a measure, to the other members and interests of the hmiaotwihl xh features of that system which might well be more generally adopted here. On the other hand, the extent to which children of the wealthy classes in England and of their sycophantic imitators here are intrusted to hireling care and alien training is not a fashion to be commended, 'An American baby the heir to a crown of citizenship in this great and glorious republic ought to have an American training; and that should mean the best in the world, wherever it is copied from. It might be added that the best in the world is that which comes under the direct care of a sensible American mother. T.ie bank of Paris, it seems, ha? totally failed to float a new Panama ditch loan and pour o!d DeLesseps is doomed to 'complete failure in his last canal project. It is whispered that the prime cause of his failure is the' dishonest and profligate manner ;-in which the money was pent upon', the big ditch, the larger proportion of it being uselessly squandered. California papers sav tlat pottery clay has been found within the limits of the city of Vallejo, and intimate that in time the in dustry growing out of the discovery will cause that city to rival Tren ton. Before that time arrives some philanthopist ought to go east and instruct the people how- to pronounce the name of the ciiy built upon this valuable clay. The Illinois Springer seems to bs a decided failure as a state manufacturer. The schemes that he springs do not materialize worth a cent, indeed they seem to be clogs, rather than aids to the desired ends. Tiif.he seems to be a scarcity of sailors in San Francisco, several vessels being reported as unable to go to sea on that account. M.tKKIED. BAGLEY PENTLAND At the residence of the bride's mother, Mrs. F.. E. Pentland at Scio, on Tuesday, Feb, 12, Miss Edith Reynolds Pentland and Wm. II. Bajrley. of Salem. NEW TO-lAY. ...a- - -ri. Stockholders' Meeting. XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEr! THAT Ll there will be a meeting of the stock holders of the Odd Fellows Hail Building As sociation held at their office in Albany, Ore lv t.h 11th div of March. - 1 . '-I 1- I Lf w.1 ua;.l 1 1 1 i for the purpose of electing seven directors o serve the ei-suing vear and- for any other j business that mav come before said meet int;. This the llth day of February. le!. G. F. Simpson, W. V. Twkkualr, I Secretary ' President. I FARM FOr SALE, T WILL SELL MY 1 FINE FARM OF 200 acred, situated in Benton county, two n il... fmm Aihanv. This is a uood. healthy looatian, with troo well of pure water, with wind roilUgued house; buildings all new. TliU is one o the most sightly places in Ore gon, having a fine viaw of the sunoundhig coustrj, towns and mountains. Farming land all new and clean and adapted to all kinds of fruit. Quality of land second to none. I will make rhis a rare bargain to tne right man. Immigrants, don't faill to see this farm before "ou buy. Come and see me on the place. M. T. WHITNEY. Elsewhere we publisn Senator K. A. Irvine's bill now before the legislature, the object of which is to make it possible for laborers, Uub-con tractors or contractors to collect what is justly their due, by ,taking a lien upon the property of the railroad. The bill is au import ant one and ehould be promptly acted upon. When labor has been honestly performed, or material ( lionesl.yiurn.Mieu,.Ur - ----- and Pj0 . 1 1 .- . . turnianinv . me i.iijuicr ui ci3un cents WANTED A GOOD WORK HORSE TO hire for farm work. Inquire at IIhralb office. Pre B. Marshall. FARM LEVELING OF ALL KINDS, AL bany Oregon. Agent for the Wright Farm Level Location of ditches for tiling puiposes a specialty. Orders left at the Hrealu office will receive prompt attention. lieaa.Yonr Alios Mreelst OIV'EN THAT PRO- I uired to clean their 1 NOTICE IS HEREB v J , .ill a in .nil ih alnwtl ..) I Hliucr their DTODertV at once in accordant.- li the order of the j city council, J-.u:, N. HOFFMAN, City Marshal. Vor dale. OA SMALL TRACTS AND THREE FARMS 011 easy terms. S me near town. H. BRYANT .Notice f IMAMtlUllOD. 1 OTICH IS I1BHKKY GIVES 1IIAT THE t'O-PABT- j Ed. Zevss and ti. W Hochstedler, under the I firm name of Zeyss ft Hochstedler, is this) day dissolved by mutual content, Mr. Zevss retiring. Eitner member of the late Ann will receipt for all moneys due them . j Oho. W. Hociistkdlrk j Ed.'ZK.vssf j CB. WINN, AGENT FOR THE LEAD- j irg fire, life and accident insurance com panies. 1 1HOICE IT A LI N PRl'N ET IK EES FOR j sale. Apply to P. W. Shisk Albany 'IIACKMETAC'K," a lasting axi it perfume, fru- Foshsiy it Mason. ... . . j ? l the material shoun Bpeeai.y j siiii.oH'S t'L'KE wn.i, immkoiate- i .-urely receive his pay, and should j ly ri.ilevc croup, whooping cough and certainly be legally placed in pos- j lr ...chilis session of a recourse whereby lie can demand and secure that pay. That is the object of this bill. The secret of Gen. Boulanger's wonderful success is tinally di.--covered. It is said to be due to iliis iwpularity with the ladies of his country. On the day of his recent election in the depaitmenl oftheSjine, all the wives went with tneir liusbands to tl.e oils. , as did also mothers an 1 sistersjand j sweethearts. And a!l day long th women vied with one anotner For sulu -y Foshay ;fc TI1K KEV. GEO. H. THAYER, of Hourbon, Ind., savs: "Both nitsclf and wife owe our lives to Shiloh's Con sumption cure." For sale by Foshay & Musou. Dissolution Notice. IK PA8TSRRSIIIP IIKRKTOK0R MISTIXO BK- twecn G. W. H.UTI8 anu w. r.. uincir. marble dealers, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. Gillett retiring. All peisons knowing themselves indebted to thif firm will please call at their shop and settle t once. O. y Harris. , W. E, OlLLBTT. Atony, January 7, 1888. A BARGAIN IN FIRST CLASS SQUARE pianos. Must be sold in four days. At Will Bros. ('Iraetvr and BwlHer. DC. SHELL WILL FURNISH PLANS, specifications and details for all kinds of building and architecture. All work prompt ly done and guaranteed to be first-class. Es timates furnished on short nctice for brick buJdings, residences, public buildings, bridges, elc. Tor the finest baby carriages in the city go to Stewart & Sox's. in fascinating appeals to the voters j g " w ,MPROVED ORGANS m. . 1- .1 i ... 1 Rniiluniror I to support me uuuhai v,uii,6v. . The case of the young farmer in Indiana, who arrayed himself in a sheet and attempted to frighten a darky by suddenly appearing in his path clothed in his ghostly apparel, and who was met by the co'.ored man's ax cleaving his ' head in twain, is a just ending of , the course of practical jokers who j Mttempt to laugh and grow fat over the misery and suffering of other iieople. Considerable sarcastic reference is being made to George E. Wad dell, the tile clerk in the. California legislating who last.week resigned his position leouuse there was : nothing to do in Uie oilice, the I other clerks riling all the paper?. ' Whatever may have been his motives in theiresigns-tion.Uhe has rained one distinctienjat least, and that is notoriety. Perhaps that ! was what he was after. Horse radish at Kentou'j. Albany Opera House. JOSEF HEINE The World Renowned Olind Violinist ANU HIS-- GRAND CONCERT GOT, Pronounced by the preas all over the world as the most marvel ous violinist of thefage. WFDXKSDAY KYK., FEB. 13. jgSF" Reserved seats on sale at Bluckinan's Drug store. O H W fed td a tr" O hi o g fed Pi t- K a 1-4 fed U td W m g t- t 12! H O H W W o o O Ul H m o O 03 3 bssIbMsJ The modes of V:ith' approach nre various, andetaliolics show vuuclubive ly that more pe.-sons die from diseases of the throat and lunssthanauy other. It is probable tbat . everyone, wiibout exception, receives vast r umbers of Tubeiclc Jerni& into the system and where these gernis fall upon suit:i'' soil tbey start into life and develop, at first slowly and is shown by a sJisht ticking sensation in the thruai and if allowed to continue then ravages they extend to the lung's pro duehiff consumption and to the heart, eausins catarrh. Now all thi dangerous and if allowed to proceed will iu time cause death, it the or.set you must act with promptness; allow ing a cold to go without attention i dunirerous and may lose you oui life. As soon as you feel thai sorte thing is wrong with your throat, lunge or nostrils, obtain a bo'tle of BosrlieeV German Syruo. It wili give you lni mediate relief. V orlh Know ing. Mr. W, H, Morffan, merchant. Lake City Fla., w;:. taken with a seven Cold: attended with a (iistressiug Coiiijh and rinuii:i into ('oiiMiin;ti'i in its first stages. lie tikd many so called popular on'.ib remedies and steadily grew aors-j. Was reduced in flesh, and had difficulty iu breathing and -vas unable to sleep. Fiual.t tri d Dr. King's New Discovery foi Consumption and found immediate rel.ef and after using a half dozen bottles found Linislt' well and has. bad no return of the '"sense. No other remedy ca-i f!i" so gram! a record of cures as lr. Kind's New Discovery for Co,i-um.tion tiuarim ted to do just ubiit i- claimed for i. Trial bottle rr.-e :il l oh:iy i: Mason Cnliforniii iti-i:- tire. The only gii.uniilei il cure for ca tarrb, cold in 'the h "d. hay fevi-r.ros. co'd, catrrbnl deafi -s m-d sore eyes Kes ore the sense of tarle and uupleas snt hreaih, resultinsr from caiarrh. Kay and pleasant, to use. Follow directions and a cure is warranted. b. all d -uggists. Send for a circular to Abietine Medical Company, Oro ville. Cal. Six months' treatment for $1; sent by mail, $1.10, For sale by Foshay & Mason, A Child Killed. Another child kille l by the use of opiates given in the form of Sooth ing syrup. Why mothers givej their children sm h deadly poison is sur prising when they can relieve the rhihl oflits ueeuliar troubles by usinv Acker's Baby Soother. It contains no opium or morpinne. 001a oy Foshay A Masnn. G. W. SMITH, SUCCESSOR TO W. H. M FARLAN1 Has the Largest Stock of STOVES In theYALLEY SUPERIOR STOVES AND RANGES. O Z m S D mi CL (A CL S ARGAND COOK AND HEATING STOVES. Also a large and complete assortment of kitchen utensils in tin, copier and granite ware. Brick for 4)00,000 eod brick.for sa'e 40assell. Altiany. Sale! IiplyJt W.C kraiu, very fine, at C. 11. Spencer's. THAT H.CKIX; COl'CIIlCAX pk so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We .ruaiani.ee it. rutuj WILL TOU SUFFER with dts peiieia and liver complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is sruaranteed to cure yn Fosh y & Mason. aT.mr.PI.KS3 NIUHTS. madb misbr- uMp liv that t-rrible coutrh. Shiloh's rnre is the rtinedy f..r you. Foshay & Mason. (MTiDBU ri'Rrn nRAl.TH AND sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's Ca- tarrb inedy. Priee, 50 cents. asai Injector free. Foshay Mason. STOCKMEN AND FAKMhKS EBAD. 1 ...,. nii thai Dr. 1 N. Woctlle has guccossfully operated on my rUgling J10"- . U . . v . w. 1. . .1 ...1 :,, HMMril tn ridtrlinpft mlmire of Dave Peterson, Wm. Peterson, Leb anon; John Harduian, Alfred Wclveiton. Al- any; Sam Ua:nes, sio; nm. mw'."'1 1 vetcrinnnr meii-ine in Al- banv anil country surroiniding Office and reaiuence comer oin nu uouihb""" I. N. WOOULE. Veterinary Sur,jeon. OREGON Curran & Montelth have lots for sale on tl e installment plan, rang ing in price from $125 to $1000. Removed. ...... 1. . vuuvrrc Tl iik JOSEPH WKBur.it jwv.'."-"j patrons an.t friends that he can be fo-iud on Firt street, in his new r.xans in roshav & Mas..n 8 brick, where he is prepare.! .to ao ommodate the V"li 'lth an thin in the lu"" . ..i.i l.,ithu ar. a I hours tonsor aiiine. nm - 0 lie hUV'KKJi ViL'lUW is sued March and.Sept.each ear. It is an encyclopedia f useful information for all ho purchase the luxuries r the necessities of life. We can c'othe you nd furnish you with all the necessary d unnecessary ap pliances to ride, wa. lance, sleep, eat, fish, hunt, work, taurch or stay at home, and in vai . sizes, atyles and quantities. Just hTire out what is required to do all these things COMFORTABLY. an mfal" fair estimate of the value of. the BUYERS' CUIDE. which will be sent ui)oii receipt of 10 cents to pay postal MONTGOMERY, WARD & CO., 111-114 Michigan A venue.Chicago, 111. 'UiHsnlnllon Siolire. riUIE PAR TJERSH1P HERETOFORE I ,-fin,r hetwen ltr. E. A. McAhster and Ur. A. P. Woodward is this day dissolved by mutual lOiisei-t November 10, Wb8. fir7 Bent. nURNISHED ROOMS TO RtNT. ,'AT THE X City Kestaurm.i. The Albanv Bakt ry ! -Under th me sanaxemeat of- wr Eros. - WHO KEEP A fuil line of ehoiee family rroceries and proT'sion Cannea i-'ii it-tipples. Choice Table Delicacies flraaaieated eakta far Wedatnas and Itirtis. W. F. R 1 Salme bellies, anavkerel and salt Hali of all kind. FRESH BAKED BREAD .fcCvcrv X)av. Best Swrun- Pies. Cakes. TEAS am. i-OFFE undies Nuts, ibius CANNED ufJODS, ETC. c 1 am dow receiving my Fall stock ot Dry Good notions, etc, and propose to mate it red Lot all along the liu, My good are all iresb and netr and bought PO R cash! We iurite yur inspection, of the following goods Cashmeres a , Imported Broadcloth. SihsWarp, Henrietta All Woe Tricots Assat . i.-'ianaclr Plushes Velvets Velveteens Silks and Satins In fact everytluT'? 'isw.lly found in a first-class Dry Goods Store. My Boot and Slioe ilopai iuieut is coiupiete. I have alno added a complete lins of hoys kilt suits. A comparison of my stock and prices is solicited gjSTAU "mail orders promptly attended to. Call Hud see Hit. ne best Soap ic the market Le Roi Savon. A fine assortment of domestic and Imported Cigars tS'kl John Fox's old stand. low JKI nn'S tew brick. "W IF1. SSAD. Knccenaor toS H. Aiiou Albany. Oreeoa.t Galitornia" the Land ot Discoveries Plnmhino I'HOS. HOPKINS. ftPinehta n r o STOVES, Tinware and Hardware. All work promptly done at reasonable rates. KlKST STR1CKT, N RAR On!! Tkpi.r wex1 ,c.r? Wm EUREKA iu mono 01 uuiiinjuia nit-am -if found 11. Only in that land oil un8hiiie,;whurethe oranp emo eraie bloom and nrx n att heir hii.bt perfection in mic'-winUrr, are the herbs and ifum found that ar iustd in that plvafant leiaedy for all I throat and lunjf troubles, Santa Asm the rule.' of coiiKhs, asthraa, and mi sumption. t'OKbiiy Jk MaMi, of Al .banv Orepon, have !en ajppoiiited . cariRuaintil'fn his valble Cmliforoia rem edy, and sell it unuer a tiiarantea a bottellrceIor82.?' J L. VIERCK'S LadnlnK Kooniti for Kent. TWO NICE, COMMODIOUS ROOMS SUIT aWe for Kentlenien or ladies, situated only three blocksfrom Main street taqjnreo! Mrs S. A.McAlister.north side of 3d street, near electric 'ight station. PALACE MEAT MARKET James V. PifK.Prop. First 81 reel ' hcef.veal.mutton, polk TeU-; the dtv kept constaut., in hand. 1 SHAVING ii 1 IILIUVJ V HAIR CUTHNGIand BATHS. 17 Caihjpii.l for all kind ock.-SJ NORTHWEST FIRE ami MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY PORTLAND, . OREGON Kvervthine new and neat. A clean towel for every customer. , FIRST STREET BEI.OW REVERE HOUSE ALBANY, - - OREGON SECOND HAND STORE1 The past year lias proven it to be ft necessity. The beet and cheapest place in the city to buy your StOTBS.Frjrniture.tinware We ate aiways prepared to ouy youj heuschold furniture at the burtac.V cash pr'.ce. Sole agents lor the PEERLESS OIL CAK And I. a. Filler. L. G01TL1E ,iaTM UN OriSUMPTI BlSrSES-'TH-, fan and FOR SALE BT Foshay Mason. ALBANY C KECON HAVE Yof A 111 the l.oau wnich do a foot Ret oeuen iiv " secretion of mucus or matter in the nasal parages which ther must be blown Mnwn nose or drop back Dehind the palate, or hawked or snuffed back art to theinroat. ...kii k.. ...if h inA.mnrl eves, freauent soreness of the Uiroai 1 m j . - .ringing or roannit in hib on, )ii' lless inipainneni 01 vne nwraf, iww 0 Ismell, memory impaired, dullness .-r dizziness of tne neaa, dryness ot nea 01 nose? Have you lost all sense of smell? Have vou a hacking couirhT Hare yon dsprptia? Is your breath foul? Ir TOU HAvr. THb vatasfii rare Mic ! l these symptoms, others only a part iTho leading symptom of ordinary tarrb is increased secretion 01 mucus vi.llr.w nr vrmriiHh colored matter. THeON.Lt . Foul breath is caused by the decoir ITj !S by Myu, 1: -2. Gil A HA i i I E ED rinjf 'ecret i n exuded f mm t esterins; 'CUKE T"0r Ulcers rar oacK unne neau, vdkwuci Q ATAUUii wy nl the bones themselyos IABIETINE MCoVQROVHXE CAL TdV ugr-ZZZ eorrodinj; sores r-ve the corruption within. I As everv bieath drawn into the luiifts n.unt 1 ass ov-r and become pollutd by the rehe I . 1 st 1 tvor, u.iiv 1 1 ti iiMiii the whole sT llOIIW ill Hie IIIHT lUFrJvr. "- - , " . r .1 f. 1. ...m W 1. 1!C- II. t n I I Illl'W n.-l ' - 1 ' srailuall - tukts plpce. li! tl.t n n! 1. nini il.il nto thf ston D.h. ?!: : : V 1 . : 1 ) ty, uervousncfcs and 'crnminptit-n. , . DO NOT PROCRASTINATE. v .nv tfc tKimnmtom do not delay, but try CALirORsr T-R-C-fRK at once. We poitieiy usrain eeir a iew a.ii eotmen to c"re. S'v m-mtti rn-atmcnr ior i w; srui j umu Santa ' We and ral-K- "re. ror we or V relieve and -a thorourt 11 ruoiiAJ & mm t Oregon l 1