Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, April 21, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text.. w Wi-"-.---. THE MORNING SUNDAY, APKIL 21 J889. daily nd Weekly TERM- nKSUKSl'UIPTH'N DAILY Potilmlicii every piorninx tAutpt Hol.y." cZiveriMl hy carrier, per week..... ...... 0.15 tev iiui., fier):u ......... 5 00 WEEKLY. (I'ubluihe.l every Friday Horning.) x: copv, r annum, iu atlvance....$'.J.C0 W it-n not paid in advance 2.50 ting every tramp who shows his uIy physiognomy within the city limits to work on the streets. Tramps abhor work worse than death and there are no more tramps found here than can he utilized in keeping the streets in good order. A company of wreckers is about to engage in searching for treasures in some of the historic wrecks along the PaciGc Coast. The com pany has been formed of practical aen in San Francisco including, Capt. White, who have chartered ! the schooner Restless, and who will sail as soon as the weather 889 fl.M M 3 HI 1889 P v May ! Under the n man.VA-aicn: or -Tilt: MAILS. Mails at the Albany postotflcecloe For all offices north ) Tbe Kastern states (,6:33 a. m, rhe West Side ( And the Nairow Cause R. K. ; for Portland and Solein 11 a. ii OOrvallia and Yaquina .12:30 r. u The podtotfice win u uwed ewh cveiiii g j becomes settled for the northern mm six to seven o'clock. n .r. . , KeifiRtered matter for thffleu-lv morning C0a8t. lle outfit includes , tWO trin should be mailed before a o dock the divers, with all the necessary ap- previous cvemiir. j paratus, and the purjtose is to visit EDITORIAL SOTES. 83veral of the ports on the coast ; north of San Francisco and if possi- New "Voek was swept by a j ble secure the wreckage from the $3,000,000 fire Thursday. It was I numerous ships which have found- tae greatest (ire exper.enced there ered. At Tomalus Day the wreck- Parker 1889 SPRING AND SUMMER 1889 SPECIALTIES. Unnn (Jl ) i'nois Furniture House! WH KEEP A fuil line of uh..i;-e fiuii! unA-eri. prorinion, Canneo r-Miie-fctpples, Choice Table Delicacies ri,'riiiiiieiiJ caks for U'cihi iihjs ami art if.-. .salmu kinds. "ai-kcrfl :uui Ki:t '"sh of ;1' . THOS. BRINK st Line of !::fre In the Cilvof Albanv! r -d Fanc Wickt,. Chairs Lounges Parlor ! Corn fee Poles Mirrors, Feather Pillows Srino- Mattresses, Viiidow Shades Walnut Exten sion Tables Suits. Ami you can't find at other houses, I liave it. In factevery tliing tliH i" kept in a first-class house. for Years. Portland contains more vtealth for its size than any city on the Pacific Coast, ami perh.ii s in tl:e United States. It has lieen remarked that Uider Haggard had no sooner announced that he would v ike another book than the uunouncement was made that Booth was paralyzed and Mary Anderson gone crazv. San Francisco is to have modern appliances for coast de fense in the shape of three fifteen inch dynamite guns. They will probably be located on the Marin shore and will be in io-sition before the close of the year. Tut name of the ill fated steam-1 fhip on the Thingvalla line, whose IKK) passengers are supposed to hae perishe l, is banmark iustcad of Denmark as at first published. Nearly all hoje of the passenger? and crew having been rescued has now been given up. ' aof the schooner Erin Star still remains, and it is thought that eno'igh of her remains to pay the i wreckers for their venture. At Fort Itoss the Windermere anil at Crescent Ciiy the steamer Brother Jonathan, which in the 'ISO's ran between that city and Portland and was wrecked with a large loss of life and much treasure, are be lieved to have been located, and are expected to repay tne success ful divers well. Then at Pillar Point there is the wreck of the Ryda'. Hall, which was lost years ago and whose hulk has never been disturbed. There is scarcely a port on the coast that has not its wreck, and these will ad be visited by the I test less, and efforts made to recover what is left of them. jobs Dress GoodsandTrimmiDgs The lamest stock and greatest vaript.v in rvruw nnl I style I have ever carried, and as good value as ever! (1hIUV . i!'!l,T:. Ottered to tliK iitizPna of Linn r-minv. ! 1(IMIJ! A iVl !, lldl.Mll FRESH BAKED BREAD tlvcrv l)nv. .!. Staple and Walnut Chamber sets, Chairs, Sprhiff Herts. Loanae Etc., Etc.. at Prices that CANNOT PE UNDERSOLD. ALBANY . OREGON ivl'llii.!fe i'alirsl TEAS an u L'OFFt Spe I-tqnina Bay. Fifteen hundred dollars will buy one hundred feet of water front, between Fall street and the Bay View House, Newport. Address Lo -k Box 18 Newport, Oregon. ArtLi' MiiU-riuI at Mrs. HjmanV. I cial Bargains In cashmeres in colors and blacks. Seersuckers, ginghamj,chanibreys, French prints and wash fab rics. A?i the noveltiis of . the season in black and colors. T wi's have soraetliing further to say about these in a few days. EMBROIDERIES, SKIRTINGS. can'xel uooijs. etc; XEW TO-DAY. pi'RE BROWX L KG HORN EGGS FOR for setting cm be had tor fi per Hetting (thirteen, by applying; to F. C. Hoffman, on Ntr;h Third street, between Montfjoracrv nU Railroad This offer will only hold god for30daj. as Mr. Hoffman will bare use for them after that date. Iue situation resulting from the excitement over the opening of the Oklahoma territory is assuming a serious aspect. Trouble has already commenced. Several fights have occurred in which several men were killed. The military forces are en the ground to avoid and prevent bloodshed, but may be forced to cause some when the strife among the boomers for lands begin. A minim; company in petticoats is a new thing down in C'a'ituniia in the Julian mining district. The lirst mine in the district to be lo cated by women was recorded on Friday in the names of Mr.. W. A. Dorris, Mrs. L. S. liners and Mrs. at A Til!! Tli.v r.Kki"tiiI tlik . . '. " ... , ' ! "ewrjr of said company where they .an be ila.lldav lUilie, oil Which the i seen- Contractors will be required to iti.e t .1 i . ! I'Oiids fr th faithtul performance of their assessments have not been kept c .,. The commnv reserve the rhrht to ' rl.lt OftW up nil i.l. . A 11 ..1 11 V 1 - -" Wll-(l. fill uiu VJ11II1II LO 9 1 dieted to tSe ee reury at Albany, Oregon, and marked "Kiilu for 'lie const ruction of SEALED BIDS. SKALK BIBS WILL BR K KIVK1) II V THE BOARD ef Directors of the Albany Stieet Kail wav Company of Albanv, Orepon, up to and iucludintt the 2d dav of April, lbZit, for the constrnction uf a street railwar in Haid city. Separate bids w ill be received 'on rm-h proportion asfoilows: 1ft, Forall luiubei ii cd in the coimtrnction of itaid rniul. and, r"o. all rails and for iron m.ite-ial imed in ronstructiii of the roa-l bed. All material furnished to he delivered on the line ot the proiHMted road as directed by the superin tendent of the of mid company. 3d, For praliriK and buildinir bald read ready for the roliiti ' stock. All material to be furnished by t ie company. 4tb. For furnishing all material, work and labor necessary to com pl te txui road bed reai'y for the rolling Autue material lurmshed and the work dene to be jcco'rdim to the nliun oi,h specifications now an tile in the office of the j FJouncingSj and all oveis n cambrics, Swiss and India linen. I have just opened the largest inroice 1 " . 1 1 " mm i- . . oi novelties m tins line ever exhibited n this eiy and at greatly reduced prices. PIQUES, LAWNS, ioe best Soap in the market Le Roi Savon. A fine assortment of domestic and Imported Cigars J5M5TAt JohnJFox's oldtstand. low r'l huh new brick. HOPKINS k SALTMARSH, i FlmiiiliPipcFilliiii STOVES. .; Tinware and Hardware, SrfJ&Al work")riMtly dwoe at reasonable rates. Ttjliur Joseph Manufactauerof Choice Cipais "i.M UKAfiih IN i INK Billiifili) AND KEY IViiST 1 'i s: i i i is 1 lull line )n)o!trfi' rti i I II : I ) I ij I AV I'.ciil-!- in 1 1'i.n CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUllS Nest;lor 1w Hurkhart A. Kcimy'.- I.eil Estate VtiUv. Albany 0j AN India lawns, nansooks in white, ecru and colors, all at prices veiy much cheaper than ever before of tered in this city. up, ami christene'l it "Tlie lluil f Texas." The former owners had sunk a tliirly-t'oof f-liait, wliicli M now full of water. Men will be et at work slmrtly t' (Ifveloo it. Mrs. Ioneis is well known as the tt'asbe Seeiv". be was tbe wife of Sainly" l!.iwern of Waeli e, Xev., ami at one time was the ritbet u:m!i in the United States. Her biisbami was one of the original owners of the bonanza uoines. l Uki 1'i.oro, the big Sioux Indian fhief, railed on tlie president the oilier day, accompanied by Agent Jordan of the Kosebud agency. Ked Cloud was attired in eivilied garb, it is his custom to make a pilgrimage to Washington on the incoming of every n.1 president, and this te the ninth time he bas paid his respects to the s:reat father. Ked Cloud is in a hurrv ! to fsecure the payment of the 000 appropriated by congress to play for a lotof(onies which United States troops took away from his bund in 1S7", when it was feared that they were going on the war mth. One of his purposes of visit ing President Harrison-was to see if this money cannot-be paid to nun ana his people at once. A big Indian chief like Hed Cloud is in the zenith of his glory when be can go U the national capital to consult with tiie great father. the Albany Street hailwar." order or the Hoard of Directors C t;. KUhKiiAKT. Secretin. TABLE LINEN First Struct, L. VIERCK'S SHAVING PARLOKS HAIR CU1TING and BATHS. ir.mi;k liMH-K Hrivirs.ir- i;iit) line ot Lii. foiired u very larare and desirable j euf. such as Towels, Nankins and lnn;ak at rxceedinyh U w pi ices, we shall W( h:U otter iht- anieat a Evervthina new and near. A clean towel for every ciiston.er. PIRST STREET BKI.OW KKVF.KK lIul Si: ALBANY, - - ()l:i:(i()N I A NTKls Viiu itkMiC UiDir timdvu IF tjbeuiedtut uuuufaLtiirinir chairs, j tO JJlVe TOO(l aroain! or fwrtieulani innire of O. A. Archibald at I - rt . 9 c , in f urnnrs narelioime, Albany Oregon. Iral llle lr Sale. A OI SCPPI.V OK FIRST CLASS jn. urain tile tor sale at the Kaa hrick and tile tactor tefl of Albany near Knox Butte. Call at the Netorv r adlreii4 Prontu I ii Au.tton, Albany Oregon. In brown and bleached, his stock I bought in New ork at less than importers1 price, and am able to give good bargains. 58 inch all linen bleached at C0 cts per yard and others iu proportion. SEWERS AND WEI.LS THOSE NEED in;; sewers or wells duz on short notice lould call upoa W. A. Xudain, C'l arjjes very reasonable. R A. McAutrric-nOHKOrATIIlC PHY- ician and surseon Has removed his office into Crawford's black. All calls prompt ly attended to. GOOD MILK COW WANTED ANY OXE haviujr a good one will ind a panhaxer by calling uptn if. Steraber;. .Vne bat 6nt-:Ia cow wanted. iriXXft HUMPHREY, DEALERS IN choice ciifarx. In Wells. Karsro Jt Co.'s oll.ce. Fine ita potted aod Key West cigars a specialty REMOVAL -JOHXSOX t DAXNALS have removed their blacksmith shop lr.mi rheir old qtiarcerw to thi corner oppo i'e Am. Mtrnhail'n liverr stable, where tiir be found rea ly to do all kinds of ' urn ininetr line cheaply and promptly. TOWBLINGS TXILWD AT THE OPERA HOUSE A JET JL and void pin, ornamented with pearls. The owner can obtain the same by calling at IIkrai.d office and paying charges. Pre B. Marnball. IARM LEVELING OF ALL KINDS. AL bany Oreiron. Agent for the Wright Farm Level. Location of ditches for tiling pui poses a specialty. Orders left at the Hkr.m.d office will receive prompt attention. Albany Opera House, -ONE NIC, 1 IT ONLY Friday, Apiil 26th, 1889 Thk people of Anilerson, Intl., Lave been very successful in ritl ling the town ot tramps. Tliree years ago they formed the plan of making any tramps caught in town j THI ACM EJl- DRAMATIC ART run the gauntlet ..f citizens armed ! with barrel-staves and doIps nnl ' kxoaoemknt of T OS. K. (;rtsmeu 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 titles in New York, and am offering them at prices that are eure to sell the soods. LADIES COTTON HOSE Are cheaper this year than ever before. 1 have succeeded in getting some good bargains,all of which I am offering to my customers the same in A low M Want Iu AIban.V4h:is ! et.-n tiliril ,y t!-.- j SECOND HABli :;Tii: . The pant year lias ji'nicn i n , necessity. Tlie lust ii'ni !: place in the city to tmy v.ur Stores, Fumitare, tinware We aie aiwaya prcparcu to iniy vaiu liousebold furniture at the Lislii's' cash pr'.ce. Sole agenti lor the PEERLESS OIL m And Lamp Fiulek, SPECIAL SALE I FOR THK !AE1T TEN DATS pv; .4i:iti .-tit . e.:r.i tuese iuw b:i,,,;,,ii- In in,. '! ;i :u liu-- . (1 1 U- ;li L O W A b;j A lit 1 1':- en die-- m 'oii.. v I-. eV'.M-v ej-:; t m . . i t'lilij tli:.l V i ; It vi it i; t i ;,:. v- a)! and hofv you h.ill dis I inbr :p :r i ces ti't'K I i ;i;i i na'de wool nipire ia MM urn mm i G. W. SMITH, Has the Largwt$'ucfc s I d :-( 'lo . H. iiil AKLANU vt ihv. VALL Z Z SUPERIOR DSTOVSS AWD RANGES. AND- tuen leap into t lie river. It is needless to say that all vagabonds ;;ave the place a wide berth. Late ly the terror oi the old punishment had worn oil', and last week when eight tramps were found in the depot they were made to run the! srauntlet. They were badly batter-! ed, and the prestige of the Hoosier! rm ttt . i . , to as a patent tramp bouncer ' Tll8 WOHtt AffaiZLSt Rffl. l'JIOKHEJ DAVIES, I ! With their own sujieib company of 1 . 1 A - 4 1 mm n.TU'irii.cii uriisis, in r rank Har vey's masterpiele, the power ful melodrama, was maintained. This mav be i very effectual, but this city has a KV"Qr and mechanical better plan. The tramp nusancel --.,4 , . T , . , . , i W.-eats now on sale at Klack- is turned to some account by put-j mans. Admission of) and 7-- cents. The above is an outline of the policy am going to do business on. and will endeavor to do my part towards securing 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 sonething to say about ts, Boots aiK1 Sloes, Groceries, And Other lines Soon. Carpe SAMUEL E. YOUNG. O Z 3 -I 0. (0 0. ARGAND COOK ANDHHEATING STOVES Also'a large and complete assortment of kitchen utensils in tir, "oppcr and granite ware. L: - , . . . . f i ' i V ' -r :-': ':