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

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Newspaper Page Text1HE MUKKING HE KALI): TUESDAY, APIUL 23 lStti). i-A 3 v- . UA.IL V TERM' ND WEEKLY 11F SUBSCRIPT!'?! UAILY PuMUhci rvery moroin ect Monday.) e!iverM by currier, per week.., : f in it', wr yM 0.15 5 00 WEEKLY. ( Published every Friday Morning.) i i-nnv i-r annum, in drwice. W"n not paid in fttl Tfcnc...-. 2.C0 THK MAILS. Mail at the Albany postoffice dote : For all offices north ),. The Eastern states a. u, the West Side 1 And the Narrow Gauze F. R. k-or Portland and Salem ..11 A. M Corrallis and Yaqaina ...-.12:30 r. o(flc9 south......-...... 730 P. The postoffice will be ulimeu ech cvci.ii g ' rim six to seven o'clock. Kejristercd matter for thifl.-arly moramf : rain should be mailM bcfoieS o clock tte previous eveninir. THE FUTURE OF ALASKA. members which compose it? Persons ami events .connected with the settlement of different sections of Oregon ? " What positron does the grange hold in the opinion of the public? What position and, influence might the fanners wield if all le longed to the grange ? What is the income from my farm? These are given only as sugges- tire and as leading to others fully are more important. The main thing is to bring out thought, action, communication and consul tation together, and the course taken is sure to lead to that result. 1889 889 The Alto' Bakery ! -Under the ns toanairtmeut oi Tux senate committee on Indian affairs, under the supervision of Senator Dawes, have arranged for atrip this summer through the Northwest for the purpose of inves tigating the condition of Indians. The committee will leave Chicago July 1 and proceed to Portland, thence to Tacoma, W. T., and to Sitka, Alaska. Returning they will go over the Northern Pacific to St. Paul. Thk news of the rescue of the entire crow and passengers of f tie wrecked lanmar!; with hut the loss of a singlo life will be hailed with joy throughout the country. That 700 souls, who were supposed to have met their death in mid ocean should at last arrive safely in port is indeed good news. XEIT TO-DAY. pi'KE BROWN LEGHORN KGCS FOR for sitting cm lie had for $2 per setting (thirteen; by applying to C. Hoffman, on North Third street between Montgomery and Railroad This offer will only hold Ro.ij for 30 day, as Mr. Hoffman w ill have use for them after tint date. The Sitka Alaskan contains a Tery interesting account of the dis covery of a vein of coal on the shore of- Ynkutat bay, about two miles from the he.irh. The vein has been prospected and found to dip at au angle of 4 degrees. Forty tacks of the coal were taken out of a five-foot vein, which wid ened as the work proceeded, and the outcropping of the vein wt-rt? 1 found at a distance of 000 !ec-t fro: the discovery siiaft, and again at a mile and a quarter, the indica tions being that the main vein is continuous. The gold mines of Alaska are yielding excellent returns. Very little is said about them, for very little is known, as the mines are actual business propositions and! i.ot merely stock-jobbing schemes ; i but the output of the precious metal is steadily increasing, and new mine3 are being explored and opened every year. It will not be at all strange if Alaska boon takes high rank as one of the gold pro ducing territories of the United States. Frequent allusion has been made o the salmon fisheries of Alaska, and it is enough to say that can neries ate being and have been established at JilTerent places, and that their business compares very favorably with that done anywhere on the coast. Taking these matters into con sideration, together with the other resources of the territory, it will bo seen that the Seward purchase was not a mistake, and that Alaska bids fair to become a very valuable piece of projierty. This is especi ally the case if coal is found there in quantities to warrant working. euuvvu ,n. i w v.. have removeJ their bIacksmith 8hop eyed to tide-Water client) V and trnm their old quartern to tha corner oppo- i T au jutiouaii men skuijiv, wncrc 1889 SPKING AND SUMMER 889 Oil SPECIALTIES- Par h. 1 Dim iinois Furniture House! x.THOS. BRINK Best LiBe of ::t!ire In the Cilvof lap! Fane- Wickt,- Chairs Lounges Parlor Cornice Poles Mirrors, Feather Pillows Serine Mattresses, Window Shades Walnut Exten sion Tables Suits; Wedn nuts and yj7. I ud you can'tfind at other houses, I have it. In factevery- thing tlia i kept in a first-class house. WH KEEP A fuil line of choice family & tvcei itr a'ld pro!hioi, Canneo Pineapples, Choice Table Delicacies fjg' "rruunenUxi c ilii-s i. r Salinii binds. 'iiantrrcl nt.d Malt 'Ith i.' all j Asi, Maple ami Walnut Chamber sets. Chairs, ffDFQU TJiVfolV BDUATl fyrht( Itrtls. I.oaut.t Jlte.. ICte.. at 1'riees that Um CANNOT EE UNDERSOLD. f.vorv Uav. j ALBANY feiTiin.ik i'liki ': OREGON HAM. Ill( For Beat. TRK P. V. PC INCH'S JT.WKI.RT KTBK, iquire of p. u. ruK.uii. 1 1f ANTED 20O COKDS M1'LK TIMBER 11 to be used tot inviufaoturint: chairs. For particulars inquire of O. A. Archibald at the fanners' Warehouse, Albany Oregon, Drain Tile lor stale. AtiOOU SUPPLY OK FIRST CLASS drain tile for sale at the Kage brick and cite factory East of Albany near Knox Butte. Call at the factory or address Propts II Auston, Albany Oregon. SEWERS AND WELLS THOSE NEED in? sewers or wells dug en short notice W. A. Mctlain, Cr ares should Ottll upon very reasonable. D" R, E. A. MCAUSTFB BOHROFATIIIC PIIY- sician and sunreoii. Has removed his office into Crawford's black. All calls prompt ly attended to. noOl) MILK COW WANTED ANY OXE VX havlnjc a (food one will fin La purchaser I oy caning upon .n. aiernoer. ,.me out firsr-cls6 cow wanted. ririXN& HUMPHREY, DEALERS IN I I choice cigars. In Wills, Karjro k Co.'s ! sjccialty b'AL-JOHNSON DANNALS died in th be found rea Iv to do all kinds of irl intheir line cheaply aod pronijitly. conveniently. A man ISritish Columbia u few days go j whose wealth was estpuated at Some 10.00U,UU:, ail.. It all came The OWI,er can ibtaii. the same bv caliins at from bis ownership in a coal mine, and the people of this .state weie his best customer tr hi;coa!. If we can find acid deM-Iop coal mines V.UD AT THE OPERA HOUSE A JET JL and gold pin, ornamented with pearls. HkkaLD olnce and paying charges. F Pre- B. MurNhall. L'AKM LEYKLINti of all kinds, al- bany Ure.'on. Aernt fur the Wricht Farm Level. Location of ditches fortilin" I tiniuiu.ui b &t...;..l.w ... .1 in Alaska, WC Shall not only secure i Hkrald office will receive prompt attention, the future of that territory, 1 nt we j. may escape that oiiero:is import dnty. on coal 7" cent.- a 1 aoout wtiicn we ncaiu so i from our free-trade conteuii oiaiies during the recent campair. Thelarsrest stock and greatest variety in price and style I haveever carried, and as good value as ever ottered to the citizens of Linn county Special Bargains In cashmeres in colors and blacks. Seersuckers, ginghanw,chaml)reys, French prints and wash fab rics. All the novel ti:s of the season in black and colors. I will have something further to say about these in a few das. EMBROIDERIES, SKIRTINGS. Flouncings, and all oveison cambrics, Swiss and India linen. I have just oj)ened the largest invoice of novelties in this line ever exhibited iu this ciy, and at greatly reduced pi ices. PIQUES, LAWNS. India lawns, nansooks in white, ecru and colors, all al prices very much cheaper than ever before of lered in this city. TABLE LIIsTEN TEAS asi cfFFE (Mies Mm CANNED R0DS. ETC. ine best Soap ii: the market Le Roi Savon. A fine assortment of domestic and Imported Cigars X3TAt JohnJKox's oldj-itaml. low l-'l nira luwr brick. In browii and bleached, his stock I bought in New York at less than importers' price, and am aide ,1I,orti 1 11 ,ni- IU - , " Uh,, I to Slve Sootl bargains. 08 inch all linen bleachrd at Upl'U liODSe,!50 cts iei" yal and others in proportion. WOMA XS WOllK GRANGE. IS HE ' At tlie meeting of ti e last Na-j tionalGrange.a standing committee 1 ONK NKJHT ONLY I Friday, AprU 26tn. 1 i Till) ACME OF DRAMATIC ART ENGAGEMENT OF JOS. 1?. (UUSMER AND StvM World Against fler. scenery anI mechanical New ts. WAIT for THE BIST. on woman's work in the'srange' was appointed, tonsistins of Mrs. I Addie S. Hal,., South Clastonburg, I PJ lOEIiE IAVIES, Conn., Mrs. S. I,. Haves, Oswcco, ! ..., ... . , . . ' ... h ' 1 U Uh their own sapetn company of Ore-on, and Mrs. M. S. 1'hone, j recornied artistp, in Frank Har CentreHall, l'enn. Thee ladies ; vey's masterpiece, the iwwer hare been actively at work ever fl melodrama, since in tormulatin" plans and putting them into execution. Hayes, for tins coast has been especially active and has carried ; effect 0.1 an immense corresiK.nder.ee. ; -.eats now on sale at Black As especial helpers in the work : mans. Admission 50 and 7o cents she hat delegated, in Oregon, Mrs. - - Mary Powers, Shedd, Linn county, Mrs. John .Minto, Salem, Marion count v, Mrs. Dora Kay, Woodburn.j ,,, " , Marion county, Mrs. A. Lacey, j Alban-V ,vra IIouse' 0ne lht Spiingwater, Clackamas county, Mrs. B. riciofield, Cornelius, Washihgton county, Mrs. X: A. Hem pill, McMinnville, Yamhill county, Mrs. J. C. White, Crowley, l'olk county,' Mrs. Mary J. Harris, Corvallis, Benton county, Mrs. E. E. Blackman, Hardman, Morrow county, Mrs. E. Uussell, Washon gal, Washington territory, Mrs. S. E. Shelton, Jordan, Linn county. Much and lasting good will result from the work proposed, and the undoutable energy of Mrs. Hayes in pushing it forward cannot but result in its success. Among the TUESDAY, APIUL 23 TH EAR 9 TH YEA It SUCCESS brinss Sl'CCESS. 9- Second Irin:ccfctil Tour. OF THK FAVORITE TOWKLINGS 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 ottering them at prices that are pure to sell the goods. LADIES COTTON HOSE Are cheaper this year than ever before. 4 1 have succeeded in getting some good bargains,all of which I am offering to my customers the same in HOPKINS & SALTMAUSH, Plumbing & Pipe Flttiog stovss; Tinware d Hardware, i TLIUS- 0SEPH MamifactRUu of Choice Cigais I INK iiiilfiilli'IfkEy HIT 1 i'f, 1 h f! til i i I: J A I 1 ' : ' . 1 . 1 1: .)' ll'il lilit'tt full ;iiu- ..f M: k i' Ail'u li s. Also dealt- hi CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FKLfe NfXt'Uoor to Fiirkhsrt A. Kt tn y's l.'cil Fs-tlc OfVn e. A'tanr Osrti AM DEPA V RE i All work" prompt I v done at reasonable rates. t First Stkkkt, Teahce Block L. VIERCK'S SHAVING PARIJIBS HAIR CUTTING and BATHS, j 3(Everythin; nw and neat. A rlp.in tnwol fnr everv i-i'.vton.i-i . i ALBANY, - - Oi:i:.ON ! i j 1 A Welt Want' In A!iiiiivghi ' i'.ii liih .! !. ti SEOOHD MWa STUK r. ; w. . . '.:i !.;. t ! i ' i -' . : i ' The p:it year hu. i'i-., ; i,, . .. r 1 a' ';:i I: ' necessity. The l-st ;niit vi"--! --' ; . place in the city to iiy von- l',:,.v ' '1 '' " 8to?B8s ForDitoctinwara :;: Having iatol v t cured a very large and desirable lir.eot' Lii.eu.-, siu h as Tew els. Kapliins and I):m:ak :t t .cttdinK low pi L is, we shall vt shrsli offer ll:e samel.it a SALE -FOK T1IK- TES DAYS Ui : : . ; i.: i-all and v v . u how you v ;e w shall dis ; i :ii 1 mbro We aie always pn-piirt-n ' '''m . household furnittir at tin- cash price. Sole ujrein's lor PEERLESS OIL Ui And 1-a.mp Fxllkiv.I ,. ' L. (JO'lTJ 11 T.. L O A V T :R i C E S i-oiiaf le wool i-..i!;j.!tre in G. VY. SMI TH, (M f('l.-'!!: 'i( W. II. MTAULAND E0TCE & LANSING MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY We Have The funniest commedians, the brightest of soubretts, full Mando line orchestra, sixty solid silver Swiss bells, the Spanish trouba- dors. vocal and Ocarina Onartet. ' i : . . - . i i i inanv Buggesiiona tbat she makes "f 1 tn V a ..JO to the ladies for work is to enter into thedis'niss:on,raakin motions and introducing questions, sugges tive questions for discussion like these are given by her for consider ation of the ladies : How shall we make home and its surroundings pleasant? What influence has the family conversation and reading upen the burlesque, opera all in one great and pro- Music, comedy, gramme. HAY L. KOYCK is only equall ed by SoJ Smith Russell. New Orleans Picayune. Press and public unanimous in their praise. Crowds turned away j nightly during the San Francisco . i No advance in prices. feats on sale at Ulackman s. Hisses am bi nns the -largest JStwk of ; T0VES In the VALL 2 IT SUPERIOR 3STOVES AND RANGES. 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 so nething to say about Carpels, Boots and Sloes, Groceries, And Other lines Soon. SAMUEL E. YOUNG. o z S s ml CL Dl 3 CL M;D CDC-K ADHMSATIWU Ako'a large and ccnq.UU- u.-.-.Vt.n.- i.i V.u l. :.::.,:' i ; l r r.:--: sruiuk Hrare.