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

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Newspaper Page Text7 1HE MORN IN Ci I1KKA1,1: FRIDAY, APRIL 19 1881). :' aHormnjf ailgJRtraW Daily a.mp Weekly teu m." ok suksckm'tu'n charge. It will not do to leave the common sense out in any case. Wanted Two thousand teachers ivlm know more common sense than rules of grammar. DAILY 1 ... tl..Al 1 PnbliHhea vrv morning ecvii -.' ' Br uimiI. r j mi ... 5 00 WEEKLY. (PuM'ishel every Friuav Morning.) i-opv. per anuutu, in advance - . :n n.l vam-P TLSV w iODV. Wnen not paid in advance.... utoffic close ;6;: . M, THE MAILS. Hail at the Albany postofBc close Kor all offices nortti The Kastern states rhe West Side For Portland and swicin ,'.Vi. CWvallis and Yaquina ......I-.JJ r- office south ........ 7yor.i1 The postoffice will Im- cukciI .l cvei.11 g rm aix to seven o'clock. Registered matter lor tiirfjt-arlv morning train should iu.ilml btfoie o cock the r-rvii evening- EDITO.'IAL SOXES. 1889 $3333$ $ 1889 'T"e Albanv Bakery !, - Usd-r the n M-timzranm: ii Tiif appointment of Colonel W II. Calkins, of Tacoma, to be associate justice of the supreme court of Washington teriilory, is looked upon' as one ol the very best appointments made. Thk question will often arise why is so much discontent and disquietude among the working men and population of the large cities. Indeed not all of the grow ing discontent is confined to these cities, but it extends more or less over the country. The Farrrers Friend, one of our best agricultural and grange exchanges eays:i "There never was a time when dis satisfaction was so wide spread.and yet there never was a time when the whole peotle were as well off a-t they are lo-day. Tul still, no matter where we look, whether into the palaces of the rich, replete ', with splendor, or whether we look int j the comfortable homes ' or the thrifty and temperate wagewoiker, with it evidence of taste, comfort, art and luxury, we see that al though in every vay the present exceeds in bountiful supply, any 1889 MING AND JO 889 ha recovered from its earthquake ware and is enjjying a real limm,. Land near that city, whi-" i months ago could have been pur chased fur $:!( an acre, are now held at from $--00 to f'JO'i an :tcre. Charleston-. MMith Caroi;ra,,ofl,,,,,l"Hh in the tHe of years, the great mas l Hit- K-pU are unhappy and discontented. To keep this discontent from breaking ! out into open violence is taxing the police Kver; to the utmost in nearly all the groat manufacturing centers, and yet no one seems to fully understand the cause or to be able to provide a remedy." Under this view of the case, which un doubtedly is correct, it seeme as though some measures might be adopted to allay the discontent.and create a better feeling among the people. SPJEJOIALTIES- Parker bki i imois Furniture House! - WH K.KEP A fuil line of ohuive family -:- iii.-s provider, J Canned i nr-apples, Clioice TaWe Delicacies lit ur.enU'l ,-ur- int lt''f!iil HUS Hini J if rt iff: . THOS. BRINK Best Line of :::re Id the Citv of Albanv! ujjFanc- Wickt,. Chairs Lounges Parlor, Comfce Poles Mirrors, Feather Pillows Srino- Mattresses, Window Shades Walnut Exten sion Tables Suits. A siMH LAU accident is related as occurring on the Cairo, III., short line railroad. The earth forming the bedrock sank some six orei.sht feet under a freight train, causing the demolition of the train and the death of two hrakemeii. The foundation had been undermined by a coal mine, hence the diatt-r. Thk Telegram relates that Uray's river, six miles back of Vancouver, U fairly wanning with catfish. They are said to come from a sup ply placed in silver lake some years ago, and the lake overflowed allowing the lih to escape to the river. If the fact becomes estab lished there will be quite a number of fishing party pilgrimages to that river, just to renew acquaintance ship with the native fish of of the Mississippi valley streams. Thk English parliament refused to give home rule to Ireland, but fed up Scotland on a mild eilit n of something of the same sort by introducing a bill which will give the Scotch people control ot the ad ministration 01 their local af'airs, kinds. .-.I I FRESH BAKED BREAD ffivorv L)iv. And . you can't find at other houses, I have it. In fauteverr- j t!;ig rim 1- "kept in a first-class house. isi. Maitlcaml Walnut Chamber net. Chair ; Sfrituj Herts, .ohm n Etc., Etc., at Prices that CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD. I ALBANY OREGON WtPirS. i ;iS!S Thelanret stek and greatest variety in price and stylo I have ever carried, and as good value as ever ottered to the citizens of Lmn county Special Bargains V TEAS am UitTK CiiiiiifcMii, liailManufticmuT of Choice Cigais CAN X K J.' . U )l. K'iV ; iiie heil Smi ir. tf iiurkt? Le Roi Savon. I anii di:,!.ki: ix ? i Bii iiii'ili) 1) KEY IViiST 1 H it ; 1 I; I ': 1 'J ' i v 5 n ' tit i t 'nw 1-1 .. ki-i.-' .iii;,f. Ill : I I 1 I . A!.'. Jcii!-r in A fine assortment ot domestic j In cashmeres in colors and blacks. Seersuckers, j and imported Cigars ! CALIFORNIA AND IRCPICAL FKUl'lS. Xxt'r t hi.i kLurt A K 1 nryV l.'eii F.-taIe Office. ASLttny 0a FortuiUIer Irriny tiarf just opened beautiful line or oak and EMBROIDERIES, SKIRTINGS, instead Of having the at luiiniStra- ,0D(t fr tha faithful perloruianie of their lion as at present in the hands ofi--- the landed antocracv. This is atrw.-eiltotlieTetar.v atAlLanr, Orecon. , , . 1 1 I aixi marked "Bicin fir ilie : jnstnirtion of step in auvanc1, out uie itimi World apprehends it will not be taken as a substitute fr the home j if u- t . n,:-l-,.,tU l'A.NTKla ClIKOS JIAPLK T1MBKR rule for which a considerable sec-j tlJ be lwe(1 h, muf-K turing chairn. lion of the Scot jh l eop'e have been ! y"T rrtinU inquire of O. A. Archibald at the KaruierV Warehouse, Albany Orfon; agitating. . UralN filrfrale. gingham?, chambreys, French prints and wash fab rics. A?i the novelti:s of the season in black and 1 T 1 -,.1 1. gold inoiildint-s front pictures, steel i f; 1 " 1 ua.xr Fiiiriiiiui; numn .t "wui eiisiarins.etc. Call ud oe ihem. ! f li i n n w ? :i a A second hand urgan far sale che;ii at Mrs, ily man's. XKir TO-JKl J . 8EALEDB1D3T " OEALM Bll WILL BR BRCKITRa IT Mil BOARD O cf Iiirectot f th Albanr Mieet Kail-1 war Compa-iT of Albany, Oregon, tip to and j uc:iiiun me z-ti ua m ofiru, iiwt, lor the votiBtracliou of a street railway in Mid city Separate bids will be received on each. projMitioa follows: Int, for all lumbei nseU in the cunxtraution of &id nrr.d. 2nd, j-'or all rails and for iron niate-ial used in onnnictiu of the roail bed. All material furnished to be delivered on the line ot the proposed road as directed by the superin tendent of the of said company. 3d, tor grading and building said rud ready for the rolling; stock. All material to be f urninhed br the company. 4th. t'or furnishing ail material, work and labor iieretjKury to com plete said road tied reary for the rolling awek. Ail the material furnixhel and the work dene to be iccordiui to the plans and tflcifluations now on file in the olHce of the sccreury of said company where they can be t!tr At Johnjr"'s oJJJ.txm'. lew brick. 'K I' I lll.'S PuiiD I the Albanv Mreet hailway." Ilv order or the Board of f irectors . C. ti. Bt'hKHAKT. Secretary. Flouneings, and all otwsoii cambrics, Swiss and India linei. I b&ve just opened the largest invoice of norelties in tins line ever exhibited 1a this and at greatly reduced prices. PIQUES, LAWNS, liODi) SCWLV Or FIRST C1-SS .A drain tile for hu'.e ut the Kae brick and tile ta-jtur bast of Albany near Knox l-'ilte. .li at the factory r iMres8 fropts 1 & Amton, A'bany Oregon. verv rcntoiiabit:. 1)' K. A. McAUhTKR MOUKOJ-ATIIIC TUT aicinn ami sunreo'i Hsn rrmotvd his office il.to ;ra lord's block. All tails prompt ly attndcd to. Mi.iok Armks, the iiiuu wh- as saulted juern- r l't aver, m' Penn sylvania, on inauguration ay, is begging the governor to interfere and not alio a c-t r: n artial to try him. The ireotiiai ays: "If Major Arti.es had committed his assault uj on tioveruor Ueaver under the excitement of immediate real r imaginary j r ivm-ari. n, he might reat'Oiahiy ak that it should be overlooked , but he committed a cowardly assault upon a one-legged soldier who could not defend himself, long after the alleged provocation and .-;V....,t o,,.. r.o-nui,A rpn.,,r.- frn.11 ! F EMQV.M. -JOHX8OS " -"J - - - ' j 1 x, have removed their blacksmith shop the governor; and to this may be from their old quarters to ths vomer eppo- , .. . 1 - " : i'e An. UtrahaU's livery stable, where added the fact that, alter tUS Ml- J the be found realy to do all kinds of manlv attack, he swaif2ete i about I ork intheir line t-ieaply and promptly. Washington lasting of : aving pulled Beaver's nose, until a court martial was ordered, when he sud- ' . .... . . t India lawns, nausooks in vhite, ecru and colors, all at prices veiy much cheaper than ever before of tered in this city. TABLE HOPKINS & SALTMARSH, I g & Pipe Fitting STOTESP tee and Hardware EaO'All workriiptlT dwi at i reasonable rat. Fmsr STRBf r, l-sissa Ri ocs f H V I i LT . . r- . -wr -M-r-w-w- w-k At-tr-rr IlkeO SHAVING PARUHIS HAIR CUITING and BA'iiiS. i A W DbPRATLRfi ?! IuIgIt ecre4Ji Twy treand desirable Lii.eu-. such ni- Towels. Napkins and D.'.ii ak ;i exceeding U w pi ices, we ?hall we Nlinll ffe;- il: sameat a Evervthing now and ne;t. A clean towel for every eiMmi.er. FIRST STREKT UKI.OW RKVKK1. Hoi st: ALBANY, - - OKiXiON I A loner Felt Want lil jU M . JJ i In Altwnylli:! 'cmi li.ii dliv t! - j SECOHD HAP STORF. SPBCIAL FOR THE N EXT TEN SALE DAYS I III brown and bleached. This stock I bona lit in oKWKK-t and WW .&-hiosk XEEO- j ew York at less than importers1 price, and am able O i" sewers vt wc!N ilujf cu short nonce , . l. l ' shouM cii u.o w. a. Hcjia.n, ci artf . to oive a:ood bargains. 5S inch all linen bleached at j C0 cts per yard and others in proportion. GMOli MILK COW WANTED-ANY ONE iiaviu a fruod one ill in i a purtliaer by catliu; up.Ti M. Steraber. puc but fjrst'cUss cow vantcd. WINN ft HUMPURKY, DKALKRS IN choice cigars. In Wells, Kargo ft Co.'s office. Fine iiaported and Key West cigars a sjiecialty DANNALS TCWKLINGS The pant year lm i'H.f-n i! to lie a neccsHity. The Ix-nt mid -li-.-:in-sl place in the city t luy vmir Stoves, Furniture, tin ware Ve oie aiways prrpurvu in i y.n household furniture at the l-.ili.-' cash price. Sole iirn'.i lr Mi We .-X e vM ? r-: f. ' ba ''. 1 1-: p-;n cl I. I'M- 'I r! ill . .1 .1 c lit:. t 5 . -h.il and vou m di uWroi- L()T P 1 .1 I 1 PEERLESS ii 1 UiL i : 1TOCNH AT THE OPERA HOUSE A JET 1 and cold pin, ornamented with pearl. The owner can obtain the same by calling at IIkaalb office and paying charges. denly stopped his houstin;; and ap lealed to th? governor for intrcy." ; fre R. Marshall. nr.y leveunu of all kinos, al- ' ban MrrvoR. Arent for tha Wrisht Farm Lere itatiou of ditches for tM intf ! 1. 1 . 1 11 .: ! pmpwes a srecialty. Orders left at the Piri KKKM fducatf rs hold differ- 'hkImb office willreciire prompt attention. ... . 1 ' 1 en; views upon (i.e inij onani bub; je:t of what should be taught in MMorTHE BIST. Albany Opera House, One Night. OK THE FAVORITE the public schools. Not a few prominent teachers of the country have for years questioned thu ia- domof putting rammer in so prom-j A T1?TT "1 inent a place in the public school 1 U.Jt,?,1,3L cnrrkultini. Recently the j TH, success TH lAa 4i lobe Democrat came to j MYi""Aik success. JlYEAR theii aid in the followinj: vigorous j language : "1 believe most laisery teWfltinSatll TOUT. lias oeen mnicieu ukmi innocent ; person.- by grammer than by all : the religious jiersecutiond of the world. The people who plume themselves on their grammar are the dullest of all writers. Next to chopping logic and the study of; T,ie funniest COnimedian8, the heraldry, grammar holds the first ; brightest of soubretts, full Mando place in tit' science of idiccy." j line orchestra, sixty polid silver When Mr. .lamia l'ayn aid that ; wiss tells the Spanish trouba- ., . , ... ... I (IOTM, YUi.ui aim ucniiiia vuaiiri,! he said a good and sensible thing. puitar, lthar, violin and banjo! The man ttuit myciuea :i grammar piavers, Schubert string quartet Crashes, etc. All these goods I buy direct from importers by the bale,and can sell them much cheap er than if bought of jobbers towels I buy in quan tities in New York, and am offering them at prices that are aure o sell the i?oods. LADIES COTTON HOSE Are cheaper this year than ever before. 1 bare succeeded in getting some good bargains,all of which I am offering to my customers. the same in And I-amf Kilukk. l. corn :v v.. . !: ! ' lit ell lire-" evi't lies ; "ti. il i C.1ES ;r !e wool ;i:'ere in IG. VV. S M I T H, ant dren s. EOYCE & LANSING i MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY We Have JstCi LSSo;: 'Ms , H. VTI-'AKLANU bv aa mm aa n'i Has tUQ jjarsroMrtiirk ut SUPERIOR - I ij . V Eg In tlw VALLfif '.I, AND RANGES. for the public thumb-screw: schools invented It is high time a : anisic, minesque, opera icomedv, all in one great and ! pro- j our girls and boys were ireeu irom j j .y JJOYCK is only equall- ! tiiiL-h stiuhe.-, nnd aliowca to spcii'i ; od by ol Smith Kusselt. JNew , vl . - u ... n veir oi sciioo:in'J in nieionraiisnravu linn - r .1 ... i;, sinipie scierces oi u We know one school where teacher is an enthusiast in cl.em- engagements. Secure seats early istry and common sense. i.ivo a rarntal ciFec. in HA 1AW w v . l.ri.Aifi-nin" the pupils in h"i3 1 ArtUt6' material at Mrs. HymanV t gramme. The above is an outline of the policy I am going to do business on, and will endeavor to do my part towards securino- the trade of.Linn and adjoining counties to Albany, and to keep up with the procession of the lively and growing city of Albany. I will have souething to say about Carpets, Boots am1 Shoes, Groceries, And Other lines Soon. z i s .3 Tress and public unanimous in ' thoir oriio. Crowds turned a war tne ! :-i,fl,. , I, tlo Sin IVorifMfr Tlie two i No advance in prices. i i . 1 ..a I -1 . . 1 . ' . . iri ! KJBf eais oil uio ill xi;ii;ikiii.iii o. SAMUEL E. YOUNG (0 Q. CL fl5fg55ffi5!S3 ARGAt TING STOVES Alio a large C7 "