Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, March 23, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textgowning SaiUjfM DAILY A.ND WEEKLY TERMS OF sUttiCUIPTION- DAI1.T PuhUshed every morniiur except "nJj eliveredby carrier, per week 1 y umi!. peryeai.. WKKKLY. (Published every f.'.oo wr annum, in edtaace.... mi hen not paw THK MAII. Mails at the Albany postotlice close jorall offices north u The Eastern states l0- ' Rie West Side I And the Nat row Gausje R. R . For Portland and Salem Va-Mp'H Corvallis and Yaquina iao, m TnEm evening TtfJOTffte mornin trKouldbe mailed before, .clock the previous evening. For reasons not clearly apparent some oi the neighbors of this coun try on the north and south, Canada and Mexico, are becoming unduly excited over an imaginary question of the extension of the territory of The United States, and judging from the fuss made by the people of those countries, tbey stem to tear that the well drilled militia companies of all the states of the Union are about to. iouiice down upon them an.w3 P this trifnr ami forcibly annex it to ILI 11 fevra j the United States. In Kingston, Out., a few even intra Mince, there was an entertain inent known as the -National - ..oaantariitna " at which a voumf ladv who represented Eng land stood upon an American flag which had been spread on the stagehand the chairman remarked that the vounu woman on the nag represented the relation of England to the United States, in Mexico the conservative press is attacking President Uarrison and Secretary Blaine, claiming that they are ambitious to have the United States possess Mexico. The San Francisco Chronicle on the subject says : Neither Canada nor Mexico need feel the slightest alarm lest the United States at tempt to take forcible possession . of their territory. They may rest assured that we do not meditate invasion, and that we have not the fclighte-Jt desire to take into the Union any unwilling people or any element wliicU wouldbe hostile o the United States and it institu tions aud government. If it amuses the young women of Can ada to make carpets and doormats of the American tlag, the people of the United States would not for the world put any check upon their innocent merriment. If the Mexi can press, in default of news, likes t till its columns with abuse of the President and his Secretary of state, let them do it, it amuses L I ,1,..-, nnt lllivt. IIS. IEICI11 ailM w j ,. But should the Canadian goertl- ,ont Mexican UOVtni- ment and tlie Mexican jcutm inent or either of them, Openly in- sun ine nug, w seen hoptilitv to the United States, the i . . i .... ..... 1 - (n l ll.'l f fl ieek to incite ! Uliestion WOUld be a Verv different 1 . i i t " one. Individuals nave a esieu ...I inali.-naljle ri"ht to make ana mailt naou, " them-elves ridiculous in almost ... . . i ,t any way they see ht ; but w lien tne ..ithnritio-i ro so tur as to directly insult a friemlly nation, it is a dil- ferent and more serious matter. Thun is little fear of that, bow- ! Michi-an, at l!Ki east tth street Albany. Ur lliere IS lliue iear ui , f.on " Colne am, Ket t.0sultation anyhow. ever Sir John Maedonald, the : office hours from -j a. f3:3or. u. Canadian Premier, may not love : I i . the United States very aeany, out he respects them immensely ; and l'resideut Diaz has always shown niinself well disposed toward ns It is certain that neither of them Iium the least desire to provoke the United States to actual war, and it j is equally certain that neither ap prehends any attempt at conquest on our part, so individuals in Can- ulaand Mexico mar rant to their j hearts' content. THE POSTAL SERVICE. Perhaps no department of ourj govern mental work presents such u'nn rfiil i?rowtli as does tne lostal service. In Washington's administration the I'ostmasM ten et al had but one clerk. There ; were only To post-ollices and 1,875 miles of post roads in the United States. The cost of the mail trans portation was $!,0S1, the total revenue $:i7,t:;5, the total expendi ture 3,H0, leaving a surplus of - ii..- wnii. l.-rfullv this . . t.., ovn imled reat deyaitment has expanaeu since then is forcibly told by ex-Postinaster-tieneral Thomas L. James in the current number of Scribner's .Magazine. In 1S:J8 l'os'master-deneral Barry iwinted out the importance of utilizing the railroads in mail transportation. He predicted that the mad would ; ,. nf time be carried f om 111 w.vw - - W-mhiii'ton to New ork in hx- .yin:,' and iiu-cliani.-.il drawing, ten ricurs. The tenice w no Rooms S and it. Foster Block. ieiforuieil in about iive hours.! . el V . KVndill pro- SHILOH S CATARRH REMEDY jwetl that if wheels coaW be con-, Cl,ke;- rm.uth, For sule by Fo structed which could be used alike j hay M if-jii. rilronla and on streets of cities the mail between Washington and Baltimore could be taken direct to the post offices of thoee two cities oTer the Baltimore and Ohio road. The present railway mail service was not inaugurated until 1864, when it was beun by Colonel Innstrong, authorised and en couraged by' Postmaster-General Montgomery Blair, the original idea being that of W. A. Davis, of the St. Joseph, Mo., post office. The development that it has reached is shown in the fact that in 1888 the 5.094 railway postal clerks traveled 123,798,753 milee, distributed 6.528.772,060 pieces ol ordinary mail matter, and handled 16,001,059 registered packages, ana .... . 1 l over a million utrougn puuuuco and sacks. Did any other nation ever know such growth ? It will be a ereat satisfaction to every person interested, to note that President Harrison is ionow- ingoutthe promised plan of ap- Dointine only residents ot the local ity named for official positions in the territories. His appointment of Miles C. Moore, of Walla Walla, to the position of Governor ol Washington Territory is received with general satisfaction, Mr. Moore being an old resident of the territory and well known and ex- ceedinelv well liked. o better man could have been selected for the position. 01 ED. ROWLAND At Jefferson, March 20, 1889, Mrs. David Rowland, aj;ed tto jearsi The deceased came to Oregon in 1852 from Danville, Illinois, accompanying the family Mrs. Moored across ths plains. She took up a donation'.land claim at Jefferson and has lived there since that time. She leaves two sous. Charles aud John, who are merchenta at Jefferson. Her husband died at that point in 1871. NEW TO-HAY. 'PHE UNDEKSIOKKD. WHO HAS 1 opened an uphol tering and repairing shop opposite the Kuss House, will remain in the city but a tew weeks. Those desiring lounges and mattresses repaired and any up t ulsterini; done, should call at once. J. B. G'llinore. nrAKTED- A GOOD GIRL TO DO GE- eral housework in a small family. In quire at the resideni-e of K. A. Bur-hart, corner flth and railroad street. Vmr sale. 4 GOOD UKS'-YS & HAMLIN OKUA. A lnuuire of Mrj. Wm. Myers on Water street, bit ween Ellsworth and Broadalbin rntractr and Bnlldr r. rilHK UNDERSIGNED HAVING LOCATED J. iu Albany solicits patronaite from city and country. " Will contract to build bridges, barns, aud all manner of dwelling houses, including Oueen Anne, Eastlake and Eliza bethan stvles of building!. Will furnish plans and spt cilicatinns free of charges. Satis funtinn vilnrilllteed W. C CASSEL. LET ALL THE AFFLICTED Ru1 n.l lirn thit Dr. Wests AlU-taive Tonic is a vaiuauie remeu iwr iimiuii.n feet ions and for diseases arisitg from impur ities of the blood, such as ycroiulous humor, pimples on the face, salt rlu'iiin, rlieuinatisin, liead.K'h-, piles, kidney complaint, all female weaknesses and general debility, fever aud asue, ratarrli nnd drojtsy. 1 manufacture medicine according to the nature ot the dis ease. DR. J. J. WEST, j The old rcliuble physician, may always be j .all ...... i.,,,. IOIII1 1 ill III ' Ulllcc oim jv.. ! wliere j 0r pains are located bv examiniiii; iyou In six places on jour breast and under ; Vour Hhoitnlcr liuue-f. with bis ear ..ver your j clothes. Many i-ures have beeu made by h s "; ... . . x. l r. A u a.mj iir.Aiw. J after arriving litre that Portland and Albar . I w e aheadv destined to become the he d- quarserH oj jne Kreat xrowin west, with t that end in iew I determined to locate in Albany in the spriiw, having alreudy pur- j c,a. a larae farm, whicn I desire to mii- p ove Now all those who are in need of ;ruJment s,,0uid avail themselves of tins ODuortunitr. CONSULTATION FREE. Persons deKirtiiu careful treattnetic will . mm iil'T, V'ltl Dlk" Kfl!sEf.F.SS SEWING Til"' Jin.iunnv A machine, ana all kinds mucuine ex- , t twrn Bros. T) EMOVAL JOHNSON k DAXXAl IV have mmiivKl thpir hlncksmith shon from their oM quarters to ths corner oppo Mtt An. Mirsiial's liverr stable, where the be found rea ly to do ail kinds ot work intheir line cbeaply aud promptly. KT. TTivivn sni i MV INTEREST IN THE XX store of general merchandise of the Brra of Cashow A Cable to C. fc Stanard, I wish to call the attention of all who know themseh es iiidebteJ to Coshow ft Cable to ...II .. ..I .-!.- n, m .. a ll.vincr ua! 1 1 All f nil mil auu kviii; . . - . ., ' uecoui-. of poor health, I expect to change cl na'e tor a wnue, ami an mtdoum hvm settled before I get ready to leave Browusville -ill lie left with an officer for collection. A word to the wise is fiulticient. O. P. COSHOW, Brownsville. . i .ninirlr mmd Bntldrr.. c. shell will h;rxish plans. 1 r' - -r - buildinjc and architecture. All workpiompt i.. wl frtmrint.Ml i.n b flrst.clASS. E- timates furnished on short notice for, brick Uu.!dinws, residences, public buildings, hriilifs, etc. Ur A.NTEO -A GH)D WORK HORSE TO hire for farm wrk. luuiroat Hkrai.b otti.e. Ff)K DYSPEPSIA AN D I.IVKlt COM- nhthit. vo- have prnted ararantci on everV bottle of ShilHi's VituMzer. it never fails to vure. Fosbay Mason. IF YOUR )ROAN NEEDS TUNING, t-leaiiinu' or repr irin;' go to .Will Uros. i 1 hev warrant their w..rk i . Ire It. MnnthMll. LEVELING OF ALL KINKS. A li UARM r ban; tany Oretron. AL'ent f.ir the rmlit w-.mi i j) irwntinti (ii'ilit lies for t.'niir pui poses a s-i-ia!ty. Orders left at the IlKKM.i) office will reiiive prompt attention. J. F. AVIIITIG, Artistic Paiotiii. l..nn,.Pi RIO-IK lli'i 'IIS wimkI en. 1HE MOTaOTNCh THE MARKETS. AI.BANT qOOTallONS. Wheat 7 Gate 25 30c Flour 4.2C pei bWl PoUtoes 26c Eggs 15c Butter 2!c. Lard 1215c. Wool M($tfc. Hams 12S15c. Shoulders 810c. Bacon 12 14c.; Hay Timothy, $12, oaU amd cteat, 18. Innlna fJrppn TtUJit HO nor hn. Plums Dried, 5c. per ft. Apples dried bleached 5c gaadried 8 c Chickens $2.503 50 Hides Bef hides, jrreep, 5 c, in o rlp.er skins. 20c: sheen Delta. 102 80c, according to wool. Beer 2Xc ffroes. Mutton 2 00 per head. Hogs 67c, dresbed. Lard-Kefc. r 5 gallon tias, 10c; pailb 12c. DUeorerlen More ValaaMe Tliaa Are Santa Abie, the California dis covery for Consumption and diseases of the throat. Chest and Lungs, and California Cut-R-Cure. the only guar anteed cure for Catarrh, ' Cold in tue Head and kindred complaints. They are sold at $1 per package, or three for $2.50, and are recommended and used by the leading physiciaiis of the Pacific Coast. No secret compounds, guaranteed by Foshay fe Mason An Abnolate Varr. The original Abietiuc Ointment is only put up in large two ounce tn boxes, and is an absolute cure for old sores, b- rns, wounds, chapped hands, and all skin eruptions Will positiv all kind of niles. Ask for tiiP nHirinal Abietine Ointment. Sold by Foshay & Mason for 25 eents per box by mail 30 cents. to Call -VIA- SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY'S 3UI1TE. THE MOUNT bHASTA ROUTE. Time Between iiad can Francisco Albany 35 35 " California express trains run daily between Portland and San Francisco. SOITU I NORTH 4:00 p m..Lv 8:18pm..Lv.. 17:45 a m..Ar.. .Portland ....Ar.. 10:45 am .Albany Lv.. 6:45 am . S. Francisco. Lv.. 7-00 pm Lornl Pbi. Train Dally- E- Sunday 8:00 am.. Lv Portland . 12:40p m. .Lv. Albany.... 2:40 p m..Ar.... .Eugene... ..Ar.. 3:45 pui ...Lv.. 11:35 am ..Lv.. 9:00am Lcbaaon Branch. 8:20pm..Lv Albany... .Ar. K)6 p m..Ar Lebanon Lv. 12:50 p m..Lv Albany Ar.. l:36nm..Ar. Lebanon Lv.. 6:30 am 5:45 am 2:45 pm 2:00 pm PUiXMTAN buFfetsLeepers". TOURIST SLEEPING CARS, For accommodation of Second-Class Pas sengers attached to Express 1 rains. The S. P, Co.'s Ferry mates connection with all the retrular trains on the oan- side di vision from foot of F street. Potrland, Went Side Division. Between i'oitland and Corvallis. 1 - ..aw . . . n.tl . Except Sunday i'.M.m Y... "Pn.-Manl ..Ar.6 20p n . n1. I i .OV IU . . ' 12:25 Dm.. Ar. C-nains.. Lvl.uO p. At Albany and Corvallis connect with trains of Oregon Por.ifioHailrosA hxprrss lmln lallv Ex..pt Sunday) 4:5J pm..Lv.. S:0) p m . Ar. . . Portland . . . Ar. ..MoMinuville.Lv. 9:00 am 5.45luni THROUGH TICKETS lo All Points SOUTH AND; EAST Via California. tWVor full information reirardinir rat-s, mans, etc-, tall on coxpan s aent at Albany H.KOEHLEK. E. P. KOGERS, Manager. Asst. G. t . Si r- A THE OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD. AND Oregon Development Co.'s Steamship Line" 25 MILESSHORTER AND 22 Hours Less Time. Than by .any other route: First-class through passenger and freight from Portland nnd all points in the Wil irette Vrlley to and from San Francisco. Accomodation! unsurpassed'for comfort and lafetv. Fares and freights via Yaquina and the Oregon Deve opment company s sieam ihips, much less that by any other route be weev. all points in the Willlamclte Vallev ind San Franciscoi ' SAILINO dates. . fROM 8aS FRANCISCO Willamette Valley....-........ Iec Cth Willamette Valley " 13tb Willamette Valley ' 30th PROM TAQl'INA. WilIametteValley Willamette Vallev Dec. 1st . " 17th " 24th Willamette Vallev.. Tin- comnanv reserve the rurht to chaniT teaniers or Hai'inir dates. V. II. Haswkm., Jr., ien F. & P. Af;ent. 104 Moiitgonier jstreet, San Francisco, Cat Dailv passrnokr trains, l-.xccpt Sundays.) L Yaquina (1:45 a m I Lv Albany 1:00 P. Corvallis 10:38 a si " Corvallis 1:40 m c Albariy 11:10 A M I Ar Yaquina P,rO p. v O &C. trains connect at Albany and ,'r- Willamrtte Klver Lliir or Mrantrr The Wm. M. Hoas, the N. S. Bentlcy and the Three Sisters are in service for both pas seniier nnd freight trartie between Corvallis ami Portand and intermediate points, lcav- : . ... n .-'c vkarf I '..-..ill:.. .., t Hulniau ii Co.'s wharf, Xos. 200 and 20'2 Front St., Portland, t'.irtc times each week is follows: NOKTH BOl'ND. Lv Corvallis Hon., veil. and pri 8 00 am Lv Albany Mon., Wed. and Fri ! so am Ar Sa'em Mon., W'th. and Fri 3 On pm Lv Salem Tries. Th"- nnd S-: am r Portland Tues.,Tliur. and Sat.... 3 30pra SOUTH BOUXD. Lv Portland Mon., Wed. anil Fi fi 00 am Ar Salem Mo i W ed. and Fri 7 1" pm Lv Salem Tu s.,Thur. and Sat 0 00 am t w A IKanv T ip rl'hur nnil S.it I :tll rttn Ar Corvallis Tucs , 'lliur. and Sat. . . 3 ::0 )m Wm. M. Hoao, C. H yovti. ncneral Manager. Act K U. F. &. P. Airent I'Jorvallis, O on Overland fornia Yaquina Route ! HEHAI.T- SATTTRPAT. IfABCH S3 1889. The Alton? Bakery ! Under the nrM" '- - WH KEEP t,A fuil Une of choice lamfly rroeeries and Cannea i-ririeapples - Choice Table Delicacies ItOrnamentad.'eakei fr WefZanws and Parties. Salmon bellies maiutaral and salt Usli of all kinds. FRESH BAKED BREAD .fcCvorv X)av. MS Best Sto Pics. Cales. TEAS ahi CWFFE. Candies Nuts. Raisins CANNED UVODS, ETC.; 3J ine best Soap in the market Le Roi Savon. A fine assortment of domestic and Imported Cigars t$TAt John'Fox's old;stand. low..Fl nn s new brick. HOPKINS & SALTMARSH, S TOTES1 11mm mi Hardware, jy"All work; promptly done at reasonable rates. First Strkbt, Piarck Block1 L. VIERCK'S J HAIR CU1TING and BATHS. : TEverything new and neat. A clean towel for every customer. FIRST STREET BEI.OW REVERE IIOCSE ALBANY, OREGON A loDff Felt Want Id Albany has been filled by the SECOND MID ST0E1. The past year has proven ft to be a necessity. The best and cheapest place in the city to buy your Stoves, Furniture, tinware We aie always preparea to buy your household furniture at the highest cash price. Sole agents for the PEERLESS OIL CAN And Lamp Killer. L. GOTTLIEB. W arler Bros. Plurabinff n ii' fl'ii SHA PARLORS t SUGKSSOR TO W. H. M'FARLAND Has the Largest Stock of ST0YES In the VALL E Y SUPERIOR o z S D ml On S Q. ARGACi D COaK ANDIIH EATING STOVES Als. a lrse mi aSiKm,c-nl ol Ulcl. tcn6il8 in tin, cop, er and g.nite ware. COME A If you wish to secure one of those fine lots inHackleman's Third and Fourth Additions. These lots are located near the site selected for the NEW WOOLEN MILLS, And are sure to double iu Value within the NEXT NINETY DAYS Only a few lots left. ALL GOOD and ON EASY TERMS. GURRAN Si Sole Agents for These Lots. ALBANY, ORE ON, a w Haying latoly secured : lice of Linens, such as Towels, Napkins and (iyw Damask at, exceedingly low priies, we shall we shall offer the samel at a SPECIAL SALE FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS. AVe extend a cordial :nvitatioB examine these goods, feeling that we can show you largains. In connection with the sale we shall dis play a large line ot WHITE GOOIas and embroi deries at LOW PEICES A beautiful line of ginghams and seasonable wool en dres yoods. Our stock is new and coaiplere i& every depaitment. Albany. Oregon. M STOVES ANDS tMONTEITH, mm ill a Tery large and desirable RANGES. Farmers i Mcichanfe' ORANCE COM ANY OF- AfcBANY Oregon paid wr CriTAI. 9W. OFFICERS. rreeident Charles E. Wolverton. viwProairlpnt J. O. WritsmED. Treasurer J. W. Cusick. Secretary J. K. tlderKin. DIRECTORS. R. N. Stratian, Uhas. E. WoUer ton. J. L. Cowan, D.B. Monteitn. J. W. Cusick, J. O. ;Vritsinan, K. EMerkin, Cbailes Monteith, C. F. Simpson. Safe, Soiina f uonsemtiYe A Square Company, Managed by Square Men, Patronized by Square People Parsonize Some Enterprise Hermann Dieicks, Prop. THIS RESTAURANT IS NOW OPENED TO the public in the Saltmarsh building be low the Revere House, where good meals will be served at all hours. Mr Uierck in vites nisold customers and the public jrener allytocall. The tables will be supplied with the best viands the market affords. Satisfac tion (ruarantee . ... Mr. Hiercks was formerly propnetor;of the Revere Ilouse i-staurant, which be ran oa the European p'an.but found that plan didn't succeed, so he opened his present restaurant where he has given general satisfaction. Persons wanting a rst-classjmeal should go to Hermann's. So Chinese employed. Keller. CIIAKOBOF KAMK. In thelConntr.Court of Lion County, State of Oreiron. I TV! OTICE IS JERF.I5Y GIVES TO ALL ' S persons concerned that by crder of the County Court duly made and enterea ot record on Mondav, January 7th, 1889 the name of Charles H. Schubert was chanjred from Charles H. Schubert a Charles H. Muelle . Done by order of the Hen. D It S. Black burn Judge of said county court. Witness my hand and the seal of said eurt affixed this 7th dav of January A. D. 1889 K. E MONTAGUE, County Clark. OREGON RAILWAY and KAYIC4TIOX MrAn Columbia River Route Trai r the East leave Portland at and i:40 r. u. dailv. A. X ILjVJu 1 IO poi'" I nited States, wnrl and Europe. ELECANT PULLMAN PALACE CARS Emigrant Sleeping Can San Thwart Express Train OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS and ST.JPAUL Frre'of 4'baritriiMd WllhoBl Cfeaagr, Close Connections at Portland for San (Fran Cisco and 1'uget Siund points. For further particulars inquire of Cuntaa A Monteith, First Street, Albany. Oregon. fgrHoats leave the O. K. A. Co. s wharf, at the foot of Kroadaibin street, on TueMlayanJ Friday ol eacli week, c l. kav. Liivua, JUocal A(nt. IV. H. HMLCOIIK. 4icral Maaaer. A. L. MAXWEIX, C P. T. A. ALBANY Collegiate Institute ALBANY, : OREGON 1888.... '. A Eull Corps of Instructors. Classical, scientific, literary, mmercial and normal classes. Courses of study ar ranired to meet the needs of all grmim of students. Special inducements fferea' to studenu from abroad. Tuition ranges from S.M ! SIS.S rer fiTcrw. Instrumentalnnrtiuction in music will given bv Miss Laura Goltra. Board in private fsmiliea tt low rates, aud rooms for self boarding at small expense. A careful supervision exercised ver pupils away from home. For circulsrs and fall particulars, address the. president, RET. ELBERT K. CONDIT, Albany, OrsfM, JOHN SCKKEER'S Livery, Feed & Sale stable Corner Semud and KUvtrUi 8U. ALBANY, - OnBOOHI HORsm BOAKDsn by the day or month. Cm riagos or bujariea an reasonable terms vital ONLY FIRST CLASS HEARSE f III THE CITY I TfiS MT1QML BABE OF ALBANY. OREGON. president, Flinn. VICE-I'RKSIOEKT S. E. YOUDg, CAsniEB. K. W. LaDgdon T IRANSACTS A GENERAL BAKUXO BUfclf ESh. Accounts acp buujoui v k. Siirlit Kxchanire and Telegrak. check. Transfer sold on New York, Chicago, baa Francisco and Portland.Orcgon. Collections made on favorable terms. S.E. Youxo I Etrntl . U E. Bi-aw W. ElWU E. W. Lanodox Jas. F. I'awtLL, Auutant Cashie Canitai Stock 500 006 Hermanns Restaurant 3-P i ... .)