Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, March 29, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1HE MOB-TING HERAIil): FRIDAY, MARCH 29 1889. Daily a.nd weekly TERM 3 OF SUKSGUIPTK'N- DAILV Published every morning except Monday.) .Umoii k ravrinr iwr waek -.. 0.1a V, - - - f I I mail, per eai. 500 WEEKLY. (Published every frid.y Monrioy.) , ne cop,-, per annum, m u iua.s.-.--- , When,' not paid in advance...- - 'J" 1 THK MAIL. Mail It the Albany postotlke close For all office north ) The Eastern atates (6, JO A- . The Wert Side f And the Nat row Gauge R. K. ror Portland and Salem ..1Ia.ii l 'm. -i'. Ilia anil Vanuina .... fmm-'u j a million. The manager of the ware- ''Xni0 momm Louse while watching the fire qui- train should be miulral before o clock the , etly remarked that it .was his tea previous evenine. I party and everybody was invited. rilETcA VADtAX QUESTION. The fire engines filled the cellar of ! the burning building with water, The question of the annexation ; from whence it flowed in strong, of Canada to the United States is fragrant streams froin the soaked like the ghost in the play, it will tea chests. not down, but bobs up at unex-1 . . ,lUk "-"t r . Tiik citizen et Fairbnrg, Jc- VHscted places and times. For m-' )ciuju !- .uv.-! braska, have adopted a summary stance whenSena'orPayuetheother ' .. . , . i way of dealing with the tramp day in the senate moved that the f 7 . . , itii t nuisance. Thev recently flogged select committee on Rations w,Ux , mortal8 M-!o" their bare backs, conducted tioos ofthe frft."?;";;thetothe outskirts of town and tive, ne stirred up the questionin a . j ucn " t- - advised them to find fresh fields lively manner. Senator Hoar mi . . 7 - and greener pastures immediately, defending the existence of tne com- f 4 1 r . tramps the hint, and will mittee, said: "It is useless to be ... . .u . .... i -i i .i :., probablv give that vicinity a wide blind to the fact that there a i f - . -11 t ; birth hereafter. large and growing body of men in : . -- Canada that desire annexation to , D. Se" capers without tie i United States." Senator j pain or the knife, t ullom favored the committee and I bibsjibsbsb & hoped that its investigations, mabbiki. would result in making the two j Z Presbyterian countries one. Senator Mierinan i ciiurcli in thi city, on Thursday. March j i rl tl.micrlit ' '-28. Mr. W C. Mever, f Ashland, f Avo-ed the committee and thought R;d M; v B w.nB of M; cit Kev t; that if the countries remained ; R Priohard officiating, assisted by Kev. E. . , . ; N. Condit, separate, ueace would be almost ; The n)rrillge Wlg attended only by the impossible. Senator Edmunds Hlld I immediate frienda and relatives of the cou Hale were Willing to Vote for the tra. -tins: parties The (froom is a prominent rummittee, but did not pr0lose to . in flne Ashiandnd the ,' , - biide in well known in this city. They left commit themselves as favoring I on nM tnia for trip port. annexation. Senator Moirill had j ianj an(1 the sonad, after which they i.l no objection to the committee, but j real le in AKnd. be regarded the present agitation j ""F ""f1--S S- as preposterous, and did not be-j WE IV TO-DAY. lieve Canada had ever oeen more - r- r- --. : ieYBV. iaua iuu . r . r 8ALja OKADEU SHOHT HORN loyal to Great Britain than at the j t :i. weight isoo, 6 yearsoid. wui take , : , i s0, or i rati e for other stock. present time. ; w. m. powers, Shcdd. Or. The anarchistic woman Mrs. i Parsons, continues tier ranting to 'K;,..... .,.,1,, i nnf nt hpr ' Chicago audieuces. in one 01 ner , 1 itest efforts she distinctly and j , i I passionately averred that her object was to make the laboring classes discontented and cause a ,.Klrl iavBrvlm,!' revolution, ller plan IS erj liaz , j but the main features are that the I . . . ' froperty of capitalists should be j looted ami divided UinOn" those. . . . ... ' who work With their haimS, While ' .1 .... ,-,;.. to l iu.-anl ' the present restraints Ot in( i nrdr should be unknown. Mich letiin;s -oiild find no resjoiise anions any except densely irnoi ant foreigners who have no idea of American institutions. Chicago has a large number of tnis class, ami it will probably require another Ilaj market tragedy and execution to convince them that the law cannot be trampled Oil in fact, as their f , . . . . orators trample on it in metaphor It is certainly to he J ' ' " regretted that it is fossible lorsncli a class of individuals to obtain any hearing stall, but curious people will always give them an audience. Tub present aspetrt of nffairs in the new admiststration matters, v i l:,l.,f leem to indicate that iTreSldent Harrison will reverse the action of President Cleveland in tne mat-, ter of appointments. While the last administration claimed to follow triet civil service rales the practice was the reverse, in the present administration no particu lar promise or claim has been made in that " direction but tne action is a practical and complete adherence to those rules. .For in- : stance in the appointment of post-; masters, Postmaster General Wanamaker gives the assurance : that some 'ther charge besides offensive partianship must be sub- ! made, and a full investiation is:; ,...c. nKKunlwl Thp - made in every case presented, he appointments are slowly aud cart-: fully made and unexceptionable in j character. i , " ' t. i Postmaster (iknkkai. ana-; maker it is said caused consider- j able loud feeling on the part ofi Senator iuay, by appointing John ; Field ottna'ter of Philadelphia I ... . ..)."..- i 1. w n . i . . . V 1 WllllOIlt ciii;-uii.ii nir: i.-cimn'i. . ... The postmaster appointing prero:a- j tion seems to have practically , ,, . , i ' fallen into senatorial or repre'iita-; tives hands, and Wanamaker's as- ; a uni.tion oi the duties of the olli. e ilisturbed the equilibrium no to speak. Perhaps the constitution - ami the laws c uld be amended to . lueet the rcquirem;nts of the 4-hane 1 condition o: affairs. How- i ever it will not 1 amiss to know tliiit we have a postmaster jreneral who intends to run the oilice ac :ording to business principle.-. The escape of the brutal wretch in Olyuipia, who attempted to otit- raea little jnrl whom he found back of the college picking wild flowers and assaulted only desisting for fear that her screams would bring help, is a travestry upon justice. If there is a crime in the whole cJander that deserves condigH nuhishment it is the one he at- jtjmpted, and there must have been some remissness wnen me , commit him - -' Chicago is great in everything and especially in fires. A recent one consumed a warehouse of six stories in height, a huge propor tion of the goods in store being tea in boxes, causing a loss of over peks-nskk'owing themselves J indebted to the late firm ofR. Glansi hid, are reue?tcd to call and settle at once K at Crawf,ri!sv,HCt either by cash or note. All neoounts ou our ledger mut be closed right awa. r. glass-son. ITATKH 200 COKKS MAPLK 11MBEU W to lie usd for nnr.ufacturinu choirs. ror irtieuiam inquire 01 u. a. aremiaiu the anue. Warehouse, Albany Orejron. Ktalllo-rur ale. fHE vjoersicxeu h s a ki ll 1 Woodert Perchemn stallion whifhhew ffcriti fir sale on reanonaMe terms. Any umim -UhhiL' to breed imre stork of i h" best quahtv will do well to purchase tins i how Ml on me at i.iy place near the Cal- I np"oi!i hridtfe. 'Ll;s VEHBS. Uralti lilv lor Sale. I A GOOD SIPPI.V OF FIRST CUSS drain tile for xale at the fcae brick smd cile factory rjst ol Allmuy mar Knox Butte. Call at the factory or address Propts & Aiiston, Albany Oregon. liMtlallH .Sotli'f. TIIK rAKTSKRWIIII- IIMIKTOKORK KXWTIXO BK tween tJ. W. Harris and V. E. Uillett, marble de.ilers, is this uay uiwoiveu oy miittul uoiiHvnt. Mr. Cillctt rctirinir. Ail jisons Unrwin themselves indehtad to thii firm will pIcaKC ca.l at their shop and settle at ollw i; v. hahris. W. . GiLLKrr. Abanv January 7. lfSS. - I 07iril,x THIS CITY ON TUKfDAV A I'ANAKT Tlie finder willl be suitably re- wanled by returning the same to the HkraLD nice. Hf ANTED- A UhLlABI.hMA.N ,0 1KAV- f el. ! Sa'ary and exiienes paid. Inquire at rlty stablts riOOD MILK COW WANTED-ANY ONE nvina?i-d one will hnd a purchaser by up.n m. Sternberg Hrst-class co wanted. None but rilHr "STANDARD- NOISELESS SEWING J. ma -liin-s. and all kinds n machine x tr; at Will Bros. HAN SALS have removed their blacksmith shop lnm their old quirters to Ihs corner oppo site Ani. Marshall's livery stable, where th'- be found rea ly to do all kinds of work in their line cheaply and promptly. WANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO DO GEN era! housework in a small family, In- miiM .1 tk. Miil0iii a! V A RiirDiurt corner 5th and railroad street. Fr Kale. GOOD MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN. Inquire of Mrs. Wm. Myers on Water street, between Ellsworth and Bradalbin WANTED A GOOD WORK HORSE TO hire for farni work. lnulreo HsaAb - - FOK DYSPEPSIA AS LIVER COM- plamU yo.. ,1Te . prlnted K,;arantee on everv bottle of Shiloh's VitaMzer. It "ever failsj cure. Foshay A Mason. i F yocr organ needs tuning, I cleaning or rept irin? jjo to Will , Bros, 'I hev warrant their work. , J. F. WHITING, Artistic Paintinff, . j . Banners, siuns. designs. o u. rsiyin , Hlld l!ieeiiaQi;l dra ,n;;s. ;TL?itcrin2r a s;e :ialty. Rooms 8 and . F.wter Block. (('T I vwLMJ I lN KT-, SATURDAY. MARCH 30, EA1U.E liUOTHEKS MITSICAL COMKin COMPANY Highly endorsed by boll: press and public. oxe xi gut o:;ly. oe photographs at Black man V, where seats may 1h reserved at tb' usual popular prices. II! iiuiuij upa mm. THE MARKETS. AI.BANT QUOTATIOM8. Wheat 70 Oats 25 30c Flour 4.2J pei bbl Potatoes 25c Ey;8 15c Butter 2"c. Lard 12Xl5c. Wool i6W 17c. Hams 12X15c. 8houlders 810c. BacoQ 1214c; Hay Timothy, f 12, oats and cheat, S. Apples fireen, 751.00 per bu. Plums Dried, 5c. per S. Apples dried bleached 5c eundried 8 c. Chickens &2.503 50 ' Hides Be-f hides, greer, 5 t, 10 c : deer skins, 20c; sheep pelts, 10 80c, according to wool. Beef 24c gross. Mutton 2 00 per head. Hogs 67c, dresbed. Lard Kegs, or 5 callou tins, 10c; pailb 12c. Worth Knowing. Mr. W, H. Morgan, merchant, Lake City Fla., was taken with a 6evere Cold: attended with a distressing Couuh and running into Consumption in its first stages. He tried many so called popular cough remedies and steadily grew orso. Was reduced in flesh, and had difficulty in breathing and was unable lo sleep; Finaly tried Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption and found immediate rel.ef and after using a half dozen bottles found himself well and has had no return of the excuse. No other remedy can show so grand a record of cures as Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption Guaran teed to do just what is claimed for it. Trial bottle free at Foshay & Mason Brick Iter Kale! 200,000 trood brick for Sa'eJ A pply Jte W. C Uaosell. Albany. Overland to California. VIA . Southern pacific Company's .irs. THE MOUNT bHASTA ROUTE. Time Between Albany and fun franclwco 35 c o jy s s 35 "California express trains run daily between Portland and San Francisco. south NORTH 4:00 p m..Lv Portland ....Ar. .10:45 am 8:18 p m . . Lv Albany Lv . . 6:45 am i":45 a m..Ar S. Fraicisco.Lv.. 7-00 pm Lornl Pk. Train Dally- Ex. Sunday 8:00 am.. I.v Portland . 12:40 jp m . . Lv. Albany.... 2:40 p m..Ar.... .Eugene.. . .Ar. . 3:45 pm .Lv.. 11:35 am ..Lv.. 9:00am Lebanon Branch. 8:20pm..Lv.. 9:06 pm..Ar... 12:50 p m..Lv... l:36p m..Ar... ..Albany... .Ar.. 6:30am .. Lebanon. ....Lv.. 6:45am ..Albany. Ar.. 2:45pm ..Lebanon Lv.. 2:00pm "PULLMAN BUFFETSLEEPERS. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS, For accommodation of Second-Class Pas sengers atta hed to Fxpres 1 rains. The S. P, Co. 's Ferry makes connection with all the repular trains on the east side di vision from foot of F street. Potrland. Went Side Division. Between Poitland and Corvallie. Mall Train Dally - Kxcep. Sunday 7:30am..Lv. ...Po.tlanl ..Ar.6 20 p. m. 12:35 pm..Ar Ccnaiiis.. Lvl..S0 p. n , At Albany and Corvallis connect with t in of Oregon I'nr.ittrKiilmail. KxprcsH Train lall .Kxvipt Simuaj) 4:50pni..Lv Portland... Ar.. :00 am 8:00 p ni . Ar McMinnville.Lv..B5.45hni THROUGH TICKETS lv All Points SOUTH AND; EAST Via California. AFor full information reard'uirf rates, mnus, etc-, rail on con panv saent at Albany K. KOEHLEK, E. P. ROGERS. Manager. Asst. G. P. & P- A THE I OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD. ! AVI, Oregon Development Oos Steamship Line1 9; rnni I AND ' 22Houra Less Time. Thau bj.any other route: First-clans' through passenger and'freixht from Portland and all points in the Wil- nettc Vrlley to and from Sun Francisco. Accomodations unsurpassed !for comfort and nfety. Fares and freurhts via Yaquina and the Oregon Deve opment company's steam jhips, much lesM that by any other route be ween all points in the Willuuuctte Vallev md Sau Francisco. Sailing dates. VROM SAN FRANCISCO Willamette Valley.... ............ Dec 6th Willamette Valley " 13th Willamette Valley " 30tli FROM VAdUISA. WillamctteIN'alley Dec. 1st Willamette Vallev " 17th Willamette Vallev 24th The company reserve the ritfht, toj chang teamers or sailing dates. C. H. Hahwkll, Jr., Gen F. 4 P. Aent. 504 Montgomery;8tree'-, San Franciwo, CaL DAlLV rASSKXOKR TRALSg, Except Sundays.) L Yaquina 6:45 A a I Lv Albany 1:C0 r. C'onalliu 10:38 am" Corvallis I AO r Ar Albany 11:10 a u I Ar Yaquina S-iO r. k O ftC. trains connect at Aib&nv and t'nr Willamette Klvrr Line of Strainer The Wm. M. lloa. the X. S. Bcutley and the Three Sisters are in service for both jias .enser and freight trartlc bettt-ceii Corvallis -iid Po tand and intermediate poinU, lea iiijr couip;iny's wharf, Corvallis, and Jles't'". Iliilman sCo.'s wharf, Nos. 200 and 202 Front St., Portland, three times eavh wek 19 follows: SOUTH '! Lv Corvallis Mon. , W. . . r S Ovarii Lv Albany Mon., Wcu. . . o0 am Ar Salem Mon., Wdil. and Fri 3 0 I pn Lv - -Uc it- . Th'irand Sat a tr..i.;.ii. ts.,Tlair. andS.it.... 3 30p SOUTH BOUND. Lv Portland Mon., Wed. and Fi r. no am Ar Salem Mon., Ved. and Fri 7 l." pm Lv Salem Tiles., Thur. and Sat t ih) am Lv Albanv Tue., Thnr. and Sat 1 pm Ar Corvallis Tucs.. Tliur. and Sat. . . 3 :;0 i m .Wm. M. Hoao, Heneral Manafi. tL P. Agent CorrallU, O oa. C. IlOOCR. Yaquma Route ! MnExSHnRTRK v miuyurjiiuiij uii I The Albany Bakery ! -Under the new tnao najfeaeat ot i . WH KEEP A fuil line of choice family jcroceriee; and provion, k Canned fmeapples,g Clioice TahlB Delicacies BOrnamentedJcakeH for Wedti'uias and Parties Salmon bellies, mackerel and salt flh of al! kinds. FRESH BAKED BREAD iilvorv Day. Best Pies. Cates. TEAS ani COFFE Candies Nuts, ltaiis CANNED WOODS, ETC Vne best Soap ic the market Le Roi Savon. A fine assortment of domestic and Imported Cigars fTAt John'Fox'g oldtand. f lowFl nn's lew brick. HOPKINS & S1LTMARSH, ! i i IDS open' STOVES." Tinware and- Hardware, All work? promptly done at reasonable rates. First Strrbt, Piarcr Block L. VIERCK'S HAIR CUTTING and BATHS. Evervthinc new and neat. A clean towe lfor everv customer. FIRST STHKET UEI.OW KEVEKE 1IOI SE ALBANY, OREGON i I In Albany lias been filled liv the SECOUD HAND STORE. The past year has proven if to be necessity. The best and cheapest plaee in'the city to buy your StOYes.Fomiture.tinwaTe We aie always prepareu to buy your I ouschold furniture at the bighes1 i cash price. Sole atfc1113 lor the PEERLESS OIL CAN And Lamp Filler, L. GOITUEB. G. W. m Eros. ni i riiimi) ItlDg SHAVING PARLORS iff Felt fan Has the Largest Stock of ST0YES SUPERIOR a z -J fL . : ' . t r 1 1 n ARGAND OUOK ANDIIHEATIG STOVE 3 Alw a Urge aud complete asiortment of kitchen utensils in tin, copper and rauite ware. A Viii wish tit 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 in Value within the NEXT NINETYDAYS Only a few lots left. ALL GOOD and ON EASY TERMS. CUiMH & EA10NTEITH, Sole Agents for These Lots, ALBANY, OliEOX, A OT Having lutoJy st-cured a rery large and desirable lire of Lincus, such as Towels, Napkins and Damask at exceedingly low prices, we shall . we shall offer the sauieiat a SPECIAL -FOU NEXT TEN DAYS. We extend a cordial 'nvitation to alJ to call and examine tlijse iroods, fcelinir tbfit we can show you bargains. In coiinectio'i with the sale we shall dis play a large line ot WHITE GOODS and embroi deries at LOW PRICES A beautiful line of ginghams and seasonable wool en dress goods. Our stock is new and complete in every department. "W" IF1. n3f.ID, SMITH, SUCCESSOR TO V. H. M'FARLAND STOVES AND MM siwiirft one of those MI THE- Albany. Oregon. In the VALLS Y RANGES. SALE mm t Merck INSURANCE COM. A. M Y -Ol- Albany Oregon Ganital Stock 500 000 FAID 1 CAPITAL U.MO. OFFICERS. President Charles E. Wolverfok. Vice-President J. O. Writsman. Treasurer J. W. Cusick. Secretary J. K. Elderkic. OIKECTOBS. R. ss. Mranan, ctias. E. Wolver ton. J. L. Cowan, J.'B. Monteith, J. V. Cusick, J. O. Writotman, J K. Elderkin, Charles Monteith, C F. Simpson. Safe, SciinaonserratiyB A Square Company, Managed by Square Men, Patronized by Square People Parsonize Hone Enterprise s Hermann Diercks, Prop. THIS RESTAURANT IS NOW OPENED TO the public in the Saltmanth building be low the Revere House, where good mealu will be served at all bourn. Mr Dierck vites niso'd custfln.ers and the public gener ally to calL The tables will be aupplied ith the beat viands the market affords. Satisfac tion guarantee . Mr. Itirrcks was formerly proprietor" of the Revere House 'estaurant, which he raa on the European p'an.but found that pian didn't succeed, so he opened his present restaumiit where he has sri eu general satisfaction. Persons wautin); a fir8t-class(nieal should eo to Hermann's. tJT'So Chinese employed. Roller. cnAXOKor kamr. In the0untvtCburt oILitiii County, State of On-iron. VI OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL l persons concerned that by crder of the County Court duly made and enteral of record on Monday, January 7th, 1889 the name of Charles H. Srhubert was changed from Charles H. Schubert to Charles H. Muelle Hone by order of the Hon. D R. N. Black burn judge of said county court. Witness my band and the seal of said court affixed this 7th day of January A. D. 1889 E. MONTAGUE, County Clerk. OREGON RAILWAY and Columbia River Route Trai or tl.e Kast leavA Pnnlandat 8 A. aud 2:40 r. a. d lv. rriT'lTT'L'po nd tr"m prl"cil J. XOiVXli 1 O poinu in United State, Caua-la and Kurope. ELECANT PULLMAN PALACE CARS Emigrant Sleeping Can Sun Thro irk EzpreM Train OlIAIFA. COUNCIL BLUFFS axiT.;PAUL 'rrr!or Chance aad mihnat Chaaze, CluseJConnections at Portland for San Fran Cisco and I'uift't Suund point. for further particulars inquire of Curaan Jt Moiitrith, First Street, A'banv. Oregon. 3Tlkat8 leave the O. K. N. Co. 'a wharf, at the tout of broadulbin mreer, on Tuesday an J Friday of each week. C. 0.:KAWLI.OS. JliOual Ageat. W. H. UOLCOMr, VcAtral Manager. A. L. MilWUI, i. P.T.A, ALBANY Collegiate Institute, ALBANY, OREGON I8H... M A Eull Corps of Instructors. Classical, acientiAr, literary, cemmercial and normal clawea. Courses of stud ar ranged to meet the needs of ail grradaa of students. SfeJal inducements offereA t students from o broad. Toitioa nuiyes fro tm SIZ Pr BfTeras. InstrumentalGnstrucUon in anush: will given by Miss Laura Ooltrm. Board in private families tX low rate, an4 rooms for self boarding at small expense. A careful supervision exercised over pupils away from home. For circulars sad full particulars, address thefpresident, REV. ELBERT N. CONDIT, Albany, Orsf JOHN SCHMEED'S Lirery. Feed & Sale stable Corner Second and KUm'tih SU ALBANY, - . OREGON Hons aoaaoRD by the dav or month. Car riaj(esor bugjrien an reasonable tenas Tttnl ONLY FIRST ClXsS KEARSE PIM THE CITY TEE FIRST HUAL lill OF ALBANY. OREGON. president, L. Flinn. vicK-PKESiDENT 8. E. Young, cashier.. E. W. Laogdoo TR.VNSACTS A GENERAL! BANKING UUM.VESS. Acciiiute kept i-ubjectt rock. Sit'ht Excimnjre and Telegraphic Transfer sold on New York, Chicago, 8sm Kraneixco and Portland. Oregon. CollectioM made on favorable u-rmr. . T I'wn . ""LPT L. E. Blaw W. E. il a B Jab. F. 1owe, AwUtant Casb'si III Restaurant