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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING HERALD: TUESDAY, MABCII 5, 1889. 'Homing gaily Bcrai . A C. . . K. TIME TABIX. NORTH BOUND. .eparts'iriven. .sm. expr. Kmreue ex i;4.' aui 11:15 am am I'ortl'd loluain 11:35, 7:10. 34pm 'am .SOUTH HOUND. jArrivesj Depart Arrives alu-exp 7:45pml 5pm,AHhland!) OO.im hucne ex!l2;3)pmll2.4()pin Fuuene i 40pm Freight l.:iOpmr:uene B.nOpm No Freight received forouth after 11. a. m the same day. OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Departs ..11.15ami.0Opm 5.-i'jnui6.50a m f ameDeer. Freight JUITIS4. AKOIT TOW.. Ki- shaves for a $1 at Viereck's Burkhart k Royce, job printers Artists materials cheap at Mrs. II y man's. New line of fountain pens at Will & Stark's. F. A. Burkhart, agent fur the .Millard property. (iold, silver and nickel watches very cheap at French's. First quality silver-plated knives, forks and tpoons at French's. i iuiss & Son have ojeiied a new line ,i tine artists' materials. Kxn-a tine full cream cheese, n.t received at F. L. Kenton's. Kiln dried flooring can be had at the Springfield lumber yard in this city. A good second hand force pump for sale cheap at the secondhand store. A fresh stock of Rio and Java cottee just received at F. L. Ken- 4. I.. uii I . . , i I ine new music dox ai r . , i.. Kenton s is onered ior saie. rnce $25.00. Fresh ginger snaps, sweet crack ers, etc., just received at F. L. Kenton's. A complete line of artists' ma terials just received at G. L. RUi'kmnn'.i. i.i. 1 i f n i S , -ii :.. ! .never t. 11 nut m icvaucu 111 quantity to suit. Julius Gradwohl has received a lare invoice oi sugars via th 3 last j Yaquina steamer. wn uorueiiuaiai air. i. r,. j mowing machines For a good quality of letter paper aid envelopes call on F. L. Kenton He keej the best. No. 1 Star tomatoes and all kinds f fresh canned goods at a very 'ow Mgure at Conrad Meyer's. Have you seen that new line of 3ne furniture at Fortmilior A Jrving's? If not it will pay to do so. . Go to Burkhart A Royce s for all kinds of , . ii job printing. 1'rices leasonaonr. r .rot-vi-oo 1 I- I - . ..1 .... . . ameea. F. M. French has one of the tinest instrumentH for fitting pec- tailed in the state, tall and be convinced. ; can. Willamette Packing Co. Mr. Tryon is one of th lucky i ones who bought one of those fine j Bel Eiie Sale. Hemmeand-Long pianos of Mrs.; Curran & Monteith sold vester B. L. Hynian s. j jaT lo jj urvant 10 acres, belong- Guiss & Son make a specialty f i ing to Jay Bi'ain, adjoining Hack art supplies and artists' materials. : man'e 4th addition ; consideration, They nvite everybody to call and : $:J500. To Seatnon Myers, 1 lot in s e them, whether they purchase Hackleman's 3d addit'ion, consid- ornot. John Rector t of Halsey, has sold his farm near that place, contain - ing 571 acres to J. 8. Holloway, of California, the price paid being; 14.275. ' If you want a clean and fine ! lanyeiu is to e 1111 pro vea uy aa emoke ask for J. Joseph's home j dl" l, 11 wwoud story. At ths tiiadn white labor ciirai s. For sale school meeting Monday A. L. bv most cabat dealers and at J. Joseph's factory. ihe "Pacific Argand ranges 1 both four and six hole, An east- era stove made especially for this ; or.,iu k.. 1 mn oasts trade. Sold only by Geo. VT. Smith, Albany. A new line of fine wall-papers with borders to match have been opened at Fortrniller & Irving's. ihey are new and elegant designs. Call and t then. Lovers of good coffee should try .some of J ulius Gradwohl's choice Java, Rio and Costa Rica coffees. He cairies a complete line of choice family groceries of all kinds. A new line of Packard organs just opened at G. L. Black man's. For purity and sweetness of tone and elegance of finish they lead them all. Musicians should call uud see them. G. W. Simimon has just received a nw line of bov's. vouth's and i men's clothing in the most desira- j ble patterns, whicft win oe sold at prices absolntely the lowest in the ity Call early and secure bar- .a bargain a new stock of boot? and 0jfic .hoes, consisting of such standard , inakesasP. Cox, Buckingham !!,... ., v. n . ouu tuu tv.....-. . , llecht, Porter Slessmger & etc., including men's and loots and shoes and ladies' thews, which will be sold at Call and see them. Co i bovs J fine , cost. ' Tke VeargU Mla4rl. Tl: nert'ormance of Richards A Pringle's Georgia minstrels at fcra iiouso last evening was the wit- i.eased bv a largo aunience. I he i George Jackson's inimitable songs, made a splendid pair 01 enn men. The entire perlt finance was well worth the hearly applause which it received. The company prom ises to return to Albany in ihe uear future. Buy your .-tovea miJ tmv:iie .;t Smith Washburn . 'a. . oVl.m-rl imoil thines ol the ' 'i-reuii iieeni ior tne company and thev were not disap-, Roval, Norwich, Union and Lan txjiuted it being one of the best I i'shire Insurance companies, was isiinstrel shows ever given in this j " the city yesterday working upi 1 itv. Billy Kersands, with his big business ior his companies. ..!. .....I ml'uii tnirftthfM- with' GeO. 1'. Piner Xtill uivror MImoI STATE IMHPATCBES. Officers for the New County of 8bertnan Appointed Botanes Appointed. Salem, March 4. Articles of in corKration were riled to-day in the secretary of state's office by the Hood River Co-operative Co. (Jeo. F. Prather, J. R. Rankin, O. L. Stranahan, A. J. Rand, incorpora tors; object, building a toll road, building hotels and boats and to improve Hood river; principal office, Hood River, Wasco county ; capital stock. $50,000. Northwest Cold Storage and Ice Co., John C. Lewis, Wm. Mc Guire, C. N. Dolph, incorporators; principal office, l'ortland; capital stock, $100,000. The following notaries were ap pointed : J. M. Boiver, l'ortland ; C. A. Sehlbrede, Roseburg; J. V. Roland, Jefferson ; A. W. Gowan, Joseih; I). B. Monteith, Albany. The governor to-day appointed the following officers for the new county of Sherman, to serve until the regular June election in 1800 : Judge, James Fulton; clerk, V. C. Brock ; sheriff, E. M. Leslie ; treasurer, Levi Armsworthy ; superintendent, C. J. Bright; com missioners, John Midler and Day ton Elliott; coroner, J. B. Hoss; assessor, C. C. Myers; county seat, Wasco. Death of Kit Carter. The tolling of a church bell on Sunday conveyed the sad intelli gence to the citizens of Albany that another old pioneer had passed the great majority beyond the river. Mr. Eli Carter had been suddenly stricken with heart disease, and breathed his last. Although he had been ailing for several days he was better and his death came f 8 a sudden shock to the family. Mr. Carter was born on the fith : of March, 1810, and was one of the I oldest members of the Masonic . . . . iratern.ty in me state, teuig a member of Corinthian lodge and I on of Albany's old and active ! b'i-iness men, being formerly the jo'vner of the planing mill" now j o' ned by Hochstedler & Sears. ' The funeral will be held in the M. K. Church South at 10 o'clock this morning, and the buiial cere ; monv will be conducted bv Corin- thian Lodge, A. F. & A M. He leaves behind him that best j of all epitaphs, that of being an upright, honest and worthy citizen. CtMlni Wednesday Slsbt. 1Wpllnlpoteaux.llgrear hhtorjc .Vclograua painting of the battle of Gettysburg will be shown by the French stereoscopic process at the W. C. T. U. hall Wednesday even ing. This great historical cyclo grama was especially made to order at great cost to the manager, and will be presented here for the ben efit of an old soldier. Admission, 25 cents ; no halt price. Woalen Mills. We trust that the citizens of Al bany will not miss the golden op ! rt' ltv ni ta 1 uvi vuiiivi mvui iiik ifiij v? vv 1 , 1 J.., although ii entimriHes wt, have several in which we take the lead. We have the finest plums, ; Dears and aimle butter in the. mar- ket. We are still selling the best j standard coal at $1 .25 ner 5 eallon eration, $200. To E. F. Truax, 1 : lot in Hackleman's 3d addition, . $-200. The Tke Taaxrnf Mrhaol. public m IiooI biiildina at ! Barnes was elected clerk and E. L. J Bryan director. Water Power. ti. . , n .- "T A,"fM.y'" unsurpassed; it'fc the finest in the . , ; , '. -,f .t. received fresh every da' by the Willamette l'ackiug Co. Special Nollee. To the members of Corinthian Lodge No. 17, A. F. & A. M. : You are hereby notified to meet at the lodge room at 9 a. m., sharp for the purpose of attending in a body the funeral of our late brother, Kli Carter. Visiting brethren of other Masonic lodges are cordially in vited to attend. KcrT'H Thompson, W. M. Albany, March 4. rEB0AL METia.V J. R. N. Bell, of Raseburg, is in the city : j. K. Elderkin is recovering ! from an attack of pneumonia. j Merril !!rort.,-!inl accept position in jBarKnarx iv itovce's ml. tirmim.r! . v 1 red Yates, a well known law rM,luc""' ,n " ciiy, ffiu remove to ct., Innf . I 41.' - 1 1 1 oruana shortly, having accepted la rmoiliiin i. tl.A I..... Y' i- i r-" mn onice 01 r reu , Strong, 0 Mr. Sears, of the firm of Hoch-1 -i. It . 1 . s.ieuer x rears. went down tn 1 1 . uients f;ir th romm-ai r.s ly to this city. The family will ar rive to-dav. - - - wmw v Hl.l lAtltl- I J. L. Fuller, fornierh j t .... erat:e njer, we nt to .Salem vester day to meet their hrolher'E. B. l'iper. city editor of the Seattle Post Intelligencer, wiu is poiid ina h few days in the capital cit v. With tVi iimr cmiies r itdeniii"- .....I I: . -I I : I .- -III. -i-l-u.u, - 1 1 I.1IIU- Ol lOO.- i e-ded by ai(l..m-r wnl be foun ic r d at ; SSuiilh A ttukhburiic a, 01 1 ia ns- , TAOII.V4 BABROB, Its Facilities, Depth of Water and road CoEuectiobg. Rail Vanuina Republican There are only three first-clafs harbors along the Pacific coast from the Gulf of Mexico to Van couver Island. They are San Diego, San Francisco and Iuget Sound. Next in rank as to acces sabiiity conies the Columbia river and Yaquina bay. Of the minor harbors, the best are Coos bay, Shoal water bay, Gray's harbor and Tillamook. Tlie Pacific coast is not indented with good harbors like the Atlantic coast. Yaquina bay is one of the easiest harbors for a vessel to enter or depart from on this coast. A million dollars prop erly expended in improving this harbor will give thirty feet of water on the bar at high water. A government engineer who has con siderable knowledge of this bar told us recently that almost any depth of water can be secured on the bar by jetties and a break water. The bed lock is a soft stone and can be easily b.'asted and moved from thecnannel. The cur rent would the keep a deep chan nel after it was once dredged out. Inside of the harbor vessels can ride" at anchor with perfect safety, lit ail Oivuu .a. a ( wiV w uoiv i tbia cm. In fact. th water in the harbor scarc-elv ever ets so! rough that the bay cannot be j crossed safely in a small boat. There is not a single j oint on the j Pacific coast between here and San Francisco that offers equal adyan-1 . a - 1 . i't. :.. 1 lages 10 mai.e a seaport, iiiih uay now has in operation a standard gauge railroad reaching the very heart of the best farming section of Uiegon, and inside of two years it will form a connection with the Chicago & Northwestern road and in a year it will reach the Union Pacific, Oregon Line, giving the bay pr:c icall I wo trans ontinental J lineo. There is no belter site in Oregon on which to build up a large eorainercial city than on Ya quina bay. The gantiuiu Mines. The Oregonian expresses firm confidence in the value of the mines 011 the Santiam district. It says : One of these days the history of the Santiam mines will be written up, and there will be a strange tale of early discoveries, and how, as tar back as ISbO, people went into the mountains prospecting, and that in the sum mer of 1805 Angu3 McDonald, a Scotchman, made the astonishing discovery of the White Bull ledge. How companies incorporated to build roads, a sawmill, and set up anil operate a quartz mill, and that it proved that their discoverer lit upon a "chimney," very rich in gold, but the main ledge did not pay. Thon the mountains were abondoned, and for years nothing was done. In the course of time other prospectors and workers went there, and work recommenced and at length good mines were found, and the enterprise of the faithful was rewarded. About the year 19(H) there will be live towns planted in those mountain gulches, railroads will reach them, and there will be the everlasting din 1 machinery pounding and grindii g all through the twentieth centur. , cleaning up millions of treasure. People will wonder how it ever us that so many years passed and t-o many prospectors could find noth ing, when the mountains wt-iu fairly filled with treasure There h.. been a great deal of prospecting done one the headwaters of all the streams that put into the Willam ette from the Cascades, and it is well known that gold, silver, lead, copper and iron exist there in abundance. In course of time there will le better reduction methods and the Cascades moun tain mines will do a ;'Ood part for titt: future oi our stale. Bownilnz Oregon Tonait, It in stated that the Southern Pa cific railroad has a veteran en gaged hunting for good localities to lay out towns. During 1888 the 1 town site agent kept still, and actually laid out no towns, but he tells the world that he expects to be very busy in 1880, laying out tons through Oregon. Laying out towns is a regular business and is conducted on well defined prin ciples. Of coiii-se there is money in it, and the towns have to be boomed a la Tacoma in a smaller way. If any place possesses pe culiar advantages they make the most of tnem and tht boom is quietly put in motion. If the Southern Pacific really shall make a business of running booms along ifs line it is to be hoped they will le of the slowest kind, and not ex travagant and dangerous. Such a l)Ooro as was inaugurated in South ern California two years ago would leave any country desolate and bankrupt. From the fact that Haskell was idle through 1888, it may be fair to judge that the busi ness was overdone in 1887. A Bare Belle. Col. Kelsav showed tis the other day a continental bill of the United States of the denomination of one dollar, says the Benton Leader. It has the imprint of the printers who printed it. It was issued in 1779. It has on it the motto in Latin, "ant mors aut decora viia," I wnicii means "eittier death or an .... . I honorable life." The colonel thought he had lost the bill, as it had been mislaid among some pa pers. It is worth more than the dollor it calls f r. One almost wishes it could talk. What a story it could tells of the dark days when it circulated among the republic. . Severe WmdI Scott Cro.-sen, little son of D. L. Crosse n, whilo jumping in the basement of the public school building the nther day. cut a R"vere y.i-li u: his tur. heal ullin; against the hrh-k mar-tur . Liy-sip-hi-s !is set !r and the nourd j ,s proving much worse than it was j ui first thought to be. 1AMAL MHAVL MECTIAV. No Tax Required--A Good Financial Show ing ia the District. The annual school meeting of the the Albany district was held at tne court house last evening. The meeting was called to order by John Foshay, one of the di rectors, and the reports of the board of directors and the clerk. C. G. Burkhart, were read as follows : clerk's report. Total number scholars between 4 and 20 years of age 909 Males 459 Females 450 Number enrolled in public school 445 Males 219 Females 220 Average daily attendance 270 No. legal voters in the district. .640 RECEIPTS. Amount of funds at begin ning of the year $ 402 32 Amount collected from tax 5009 30 Amount received from county school fund 3007 25 A nount received from state school fund 1046 2 Amount received from other sources 5 00 , . . , It) lotal flWM) 1J disbiksements. Amount paid teachers ..$ 3704 62 Amount paid for fuel L"J2 00 Amount paid, first install ment of bonds, and in- terest on same to June 15,1889 Amount paid insurance company on building and furniture Amount paid out for other purposes 4216 34 262 50 709 45 9155 45 914 07 Total .... Balance on hand. Total $10070 12 directors' report. Cash in clerk's hands first of the year $ 402 32 Cash received fr m various sources . 9607 80 Total Total amount paid out. .$10070 . . 915v, Bal. cash on hand $ 914 07 Tl.e estimated expenses for the ensuing year are : Wages of eight teachers nine months 4150 00 Fuel 200 00 Janitor's wages 225 00 Incidental repairs 700 00 Interest on bonds 600 00 Total $5875 0J To meet the expenses there will be the following available funds : Cash on hand $ 914 67 State and County funds, estimated 5000 00 Total $5914 67 We would therefore recommend that there be no tax levied this vear, as there will be sufficient funds to meet all purposes. The reports were adopted. No other business was trans acted and the meeting adjrurned. DO l l:perlnteiil. You cunnct atl'ord ta waste time in .xi eiimoiitiiig when yous lunfs are in danger. Consumption ilwavs seems at first only a cold. Do n't, permit any dealer to impose upon you with some cheap imitation of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump tion, Coughs and Colds, but be anre you get the genuine. Because Le can make more profit he may tell you r.e Jus soniethi'iir jiint an good, or just Ihe same. Don't be deceived, but in sist upon getting Dr. King's New Dis 'overy, which is guaranteed to give i liifiu all Throat, Lunr and Chesl affections. Trial bottles free at Fos qay A Mason's Drug Store. Men hitat Tallarlaa. Mr E. A. Schiffier, who has re cently been engaged in the tailor ing department of the well known clothing house of L. E. Blain, is the right man in the right place, and is turning out some of the neatest fitting clothing to be ! ob tained anywhere. A large line of ne patterns, including some ele gant light-weight suitings for spring and summer wear have just been received. Those desiring neat fit tine clothing should call and leave their orders. A Bosied Paras. If you enjoy a good cup ol coffee call at the Willamette Packing Company's. They have just re ceived a fine lot of green and roast ad toffees. Do not fail to give them a trial. A new barrel of saner kraut at Wal lace, Thompson lc Co,'. Buy -your garden sued and union seta at Wallace, Thompson A C'a.'s. Some choice Karly Itose aeed pota toes at Wallace, TMompso" A Co.'s. SPECIAL NOTICE. DR. W. C. NEGUS, (Graduate of the Royal College, of London, England, also of the Kelle- vue Medical College. The Dr. has spent a lifetime of study and practice and makes a spe cialty of chronic diseases, removes cancers, scrofida enlargements, tumor? and wens, without pi" r the knife. He alsu iiinkrs a si-f: dty of treat ment with electrioiiy. Has practii ed in the German Fivi'-'i auil English hospitals. Calls promptly attended day or night. His motto ia "GOOD WILL TO ALL." "Office and residence Ferry street, between Third and Fourth. WANTED, THOSE WISHING A FIRST- I class uiaiia sewing machine, the litest music or artists mitKnals, will lind a bargain by calling at Mrs. B Hynian'H. 'The pianos are fully guai anteed for rive yeai. The best pianos made to stand the uiimatei'i the Pacific coast. The New Ameri cm S- -v:ng Machine will .iac n.okt fftidii.ns. Painting ami music les sjri8 given there. Stamping, Ein- i broidery and Dressmaking done to order. No. llo 1st a., Albany, Or. Klerlrlc BIMrre. This remedy is becomine s well and popular known a to need no bpe cial mention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise A purer medicine does not ex ist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all disease? of the Liver and Kidneys, and remove Pimples, boils. Salt Kuciiru and other affections caused by impure blocd. Will drive Malaria from the system and vrevent as well as cure all Malsrhil fevers For the cure of Headache, Constipation t.ul Indigestion try electric bitters En tire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Prtce 50 cents and $1,00 per bottle at Foshay it Mason. For chilblain and frost-bites use Chamberlain's Pain Balm. When promptly applied lo the frozen farts itwillpicventthesk.n from turning black or peeling off. It allays the itching and smarting of chilblains and soon restores the part to a healthy condition For sale by Foshay x Mason, F.i -THE ENTKKI'KISING- Real Estate Apt, Offers for sale this morning the fol lowing list of city property, which is bonded at such extremely low figures that it is bouud to sell: Four good vacaut lota in Hackle man's 2d addition for $1000. One vacant city cated, for $400. lot, centrally lo- One block of 8 lots and good house and barn in 2d add. for $2,000. One good cornerlt and goo I -house and barn in the 2d addition, good location, for $750. One good house and one lot, good location, fo $G50. Two good vacant lots on the river front, good locatiou for mill of any kind, for $1200. Four good city lots and a good house and baru, for $1200. bbbbbbbbbbbb FARM FOR 8m, X acres, situated in Benton countv, two miles from Aibany. This is a good, healthy locatian, with rood well of pure water, with wind mill: jfuod house; buddings all new. Tbis is one o' the tuoot sightly places iu Ore gon, having a fine iaw of the surrounding couxtr) , ton and mountains. Farming land all new and clean and adapted to all kinds of fruit. Duality of land second to none. I nill make rhis a rare bargain to the riht man. Immigrants, don't faill to see this farm before 2u bay. Come and see me on the place. M. T. WHITNEY. No charge for reserved seats at W. . Read's; wo want to show gor ds. ( 1HOICE ITALIAN PRUNE .TREES FOR j Kj sale. Apply to P. W. Spikk Albany j GOLDEN II 1SAKI.XG PO IVDEJl. J'ut up expressly for Julius MJrad wool and sold at his Goldea Kule Bazaar in ONE' POUND 8 CANS! AT 25 CENTS PE1J CAN Mtiuaranteed to be first-class in every Iiesj-ect. Julius .i:am(in WHYS DOErf Because he knows that his dear wife is just con:mencing to work him for something yon know how it is yourself hut when LADIESTfAOE WITH BrowncII & Stanard Their husbands don't look that way, I ecauce there are no extravagant prices on their goods. Everything is good; every think is cheap; make Home happy, make YOUR HUSBAND SMILE By trading at the economical store where tht rule i f good goods ai d )'iw prices knows no exception. 1 'u't foi et that U mpk of economy is at Broken & Stasard's- COK MR Kilt. ST AND BKOAALBIN SLX Burkhart, THE MAN LOOK SID IE The Leading Qofc Carries the Largest Line of Men's and Boys' Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Etc. in the Willam ette Valley, SUITS MADE TO ORDER In His Merchant Tailoring Department. FOSTER BLOCK, CITY DEDG STOKE. GUISS & SON, PROPRIETORS, "hi. j-. croisriES : Bookse ft, TEXT BOOKS and Fine stationery, miscellaneous bonks, photograph and autograph al bumB. inkstands, ink, pens, pencils, etc. ueei music, music books, and all kinds of musical merchandise. General News DeDot Mail orders promptly attended JULIUS GEADWOHL'S - 0) - GOLDEN RULE BAZAAC He has enlarged his stock equal FAMILY GROCERIES. AND GENERAL JHARDWAFE lioorer Bros'. Silverware,! French, China and Crystalware. Boys' "Wagons and "Doll Carriages. Fanev Goods- and a General Asortmeiit ot Crockery. ancH QYS. He Buys Direct uud On lies the Largest Stock in the Willamette Valley, lei on parle Francois. Hier win deutch gesprochen. ALBANY to. 0( - to any rathe Coast, mv him Stationer, AND DEALER IN SCHOOL Ml