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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1889)
Vi TOE lTOTTrnf HERALD; THURSDAY, MAY 9 1889. DAILY A. MP WESK&Y TERM 5 o SOBSCKIPTIOJI 9AILY Published every morala except Monday.) elivered bf carrier, per week.. I. j malt, per ) tnu... WEUCLY. (PublUhed every Friday Morainf .) ne copy, per Maont, la kItmc .r-.W When not paid in adYaace... ... "0 THE HAILS Vails at the Albany postefflcecJaee tee ;3 a. m, r or an omces nurvu The Eastern states The West Side . rorFortlana ana ssaiem CorvalUsand Yaquina .12:80r. m oSca aouth...-.. 7p. Tne vortotfice will be closed ecn cveuiug rom six to seven o'clock- Registered matter far theRearly morning train should be mailed before 8 clock ths previous evenin?. . EDI TO III A L NOT MS. Kate Field Bays "I don't fight, 1 argue." Probably a great many men would consider an army of bayonets and swords less to be feared than the single sharp weapon Miss Field wages. The , Chicago Prairie Farmr complains that, even with the great abundance of the strawbeny crop iff the south and its consequent plentifolness in that city and cheapness that it is still higher. The bottom of the boxes continues to raise it says. Sprixgkield, Illixois, boasts of a colored lady inhabitant, who in spired such faith in her ability as a faith cure healer that she gather ed an audience of 500 persons to see her change water into wine recently. It i3 not recorded that any of the audience b-came intoxi cated on the wire. It is a matter of congratulation that the contract far the heavy iron clad coast defense vessel, for the United States navy, has been awarded to the ship builders in San Francisco thus establishing the fact that the Pacific coast stands ahead in ship building as well as other industries. It is said that the White House mail averages 1000 letters per day. As a vast majority of these are applications for office it can be sur mised to what an extent the pres-' ent method of public patronage draws upon the energy and endur ance of the incumbent of the presidential chiar. It is time that all of this was changed and a more common sease method of doing business was adopted. Queen Victoria has been made the subject of a demand from Dhuleep Sing, the deposed Indian Prince for the restoration of his kingdom or at least of the famous Kohinoor diamond. He patheti cally writes to her: "It will be useless for me to demand the restoration of my kingdom, swin dled from me by your Christian government, but which I hope shortly, by the aid of Providence, to ietake from my robbers. But my diamond, the Kohinoor, I un derstand, is entirely at ysrar own personal disposal. Therefore, be lieving your majesty to be 'the most religious lady' that your subjects pray lor every Sunday, I do not hesitate to ask that this gem be restored to me or else that a fair price be paid for it to me out of your privy purse." The Prairie Farmer, of Chicago, which ought to be informed on the subject says that the "twine trust" does not exist. Its editor in a recent address to a farmer's association said : "In relation to the twine trust, there is none now. The original combination broke into two parts, several firms hav ing, from the irst, refused to join. Two of the great selfbinder firms of the country own their own plants and make their own twine. Another of the great binder firms controls the output of a factory. The fair presumption is that the firms operating independently, make as good an article as possible for inferior twine operates against the working integrity of a machine and it is really more costly in the end, to the farmer, than twine that will run smoothly, and stand the tension required." In the course ef further remarks he said that the controversy over biading-twine would result in good, as it would stimulate the production of a native fibei that would meet the requirement of the trade. The association which lie addressed, however, adopted a resolution to the effect that farmers Mere re Icommended not to purchase bind ing twine until the price was placed at a reasonable rate. Bisnoi' Potter in his recent ad dress in Kew York at the Centen nial celebration took the ground that there is a steadily deteriorat ing process in almost all the de partments of oflicial and private life, and that the tone of public and private morals in distinctly 1 4 i ' ... ... - s -Tg-c ;:fi':;vri.y"??z'iyii!'X'&'t nv i.iw.gl i'a?'"yrLiTiii i n m ' " - ... - - : 1 ' ' -tmi - I -- ri-c-----. ., ., ... - . I iA s lower than it was in the days of Washington and his immediate successors. The public and pri rate records of the country does not bear out the opinion of the distinguished orator, for those records say that instancesof breach of public faith and peculations in office were as frequent in that day as in this. The glamour that is always thrown around the old days of puritan purity cannot cover up the Benedict Arnolds of Berola- tionary times. The Chronicle thinks that when we come to an examination of the private morals of the 'country as compared with those of the last century Bishop Potter stands absolutely alone in asserting that there is any deteri oration. Every writer who has touched upon this subject in modern times is of the opinion that the average morality of the people of the United States is higher than it ever was at any period of the nation's history, and that the diffusions of intelligence has been accompanied by a quickening of the moral sense of the country. Professor Bryce, who, in spite of some errors, is a careful and pain staking observer, has paid the highest possible compliment to the morality of the American people, dec'aring it to be brighter than that of any nation in the world, and Ins assertions may be placed with all confidence against the pesfiiaistic views of Bishop Potter. NEW TO-DAY. I TlfANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL I f house work. For particulars inquire at this office. MENDING AND PL KIN SEWING DONE. Gentleman's clothes repaired Under wear mended. East First street, in Isom's house, near the Red Crown Mills. Brick for Sale. A T MY KILN ONE MILE EAST OF town, ordelivced anywhere in the city. W. C CASSELL, Albany Or. STRAYED FROM THE PREMISES OF M. Cowan lat fill, three head of heifers, enedun cole red, 2-year-old Jersey, underbit in left and slit in rijjht ear, also one 3-year-old dark red, marked the same,and one light red 3-year-old, with underbit. in right and slitinleft ear. A suitable reward will be paid fcr informitioa leading to their recov ery JB. GILMORE MAS RETURNED TO . this city to remain two or three weeks. ?"hose desiring pholstennir dcnevbould call early at bis residence, with Mrs. Cheadie, or drop a note through the postoffice. FOR SALE SIX LOTS IN BLOCK NO. 41, Albany, from 1125 to $315 per lot. These ate the cheapest lots in the city, less than ten minute's walk from the postoflice and hi'jh and dry. Willamette Land Agency. SCIICLTZ & llBSDEasO. PURE BROWN LEGHORN EGGS FOR for setting can be had for $2 per setting (thirteen, by applying to F. C. Hoffman, on North Third street, between Montgomery and Railroad This offer will only held ro,m1 for 30 days, as Mr. Hoffman will have use for them after that date. Pres B, Marshall. FARM LEVELING OF ALL KINDS, AL bany Oretron. Agent for the Wright Farm Level. Location of ditches for tiling pui poses a specialty. Orders left at the Hsrals office will receive prompt attention. SEWERS AND WELLS THOSE NEED ing sewers or wells dug on short notice should call us a W. A. McClain, Charges very reasonable. WINN & HUMPHREY, DEALERS IN choice cigars In Wr lis, Fargo & Co.'s office. Fine imported and Key West cigars a specialty DR. E. A. Mt'A LISTER HOMEOPATHIC PUT sician and surgeon IHs removed his office into Crawford's block. All calls prompt ly attended to. Urala Tile far sale. A GOOD SUPPLY OF FIRST CLASS j drain tile for sale at the Eage brick ; and tile factory East of Albany near Knox ; Butte. Call at the factory r address I'ropts j & Auston, Albany Oregon. j STRAYED FHOM THE FARM OF W. W. Craford, near Tollman, on Aptil 17, a bay horse, 16 hands high, weighs 1200,mooth shod all round. Any information leading to his recovery will be suitably rewarded. WANTED 200 CORDS MAPLE TIMBER -to be used for manufacturing chairs. For particulars inquire of O. A. Archibald at the Farmers' Warehouse, Albany Oregon, JAPENESE BAZAAR STOKE. I Mrs. Aancv Westfall, wue of the well known Chinese contractor Jim Westfall, has opened a Japan ese bazaar store in the brick next door to C. II. Spencer's. It is filled with all kinds of Japanese wares and novelties, including parasols, fans, canes, ladies wear, souvenirs, etc. AH goods sold very cheap. ALBANY Collegiate Institute, ALBANY, : OREGON 1888 1889 A Eull Corps (Instructors. Classical, scientific, literary, commercial and normal classes. Courses of study ar ranged to meet the needs of all grades of students. Special inducements offered to students from abroad. Tuition ranges from 5.5 to 812.50 Per JTcrm, instrumental'instruction inj'music will given bv Miss Laura Goltra. Board in private families tt low rates, and rooms for self boarding at small expense. A careful supervision exercised over -pupils away from home. 3 , , , For circulars and full particulars, -address tlic'president, " REV. ELBERT N. CON DIT, Albany, Oregon, I) KMOVAL-JOHNSON &' DANNALS have removed their blacksmith shop rom their old quarters to ths corner oppo ite Ans. Marshall's livery stable, where ths bs found ready to do all kinds of work intheir line cheaply and promptly. Now designs in jewelry atFrench's SIIILGirS VITAUZER is what ju need for constipation, loss of ap petite, dizziness and all symptoms of dyspepsia. Price. 10 and 75 teats per bottl?. Fohliay 5c Mason.' 1889 1889 S HUNG AND SPECIALTIES- Lais' Dress Goods andTrimmings The largest stock and greatest rariety in price and stylo I have ever carried, and as good valme as ever ottered to the citizens of Linn count y- Special Bargains In cashmeres in colors ginghams, chanibreys, French prints and wash fab rics. All the novelti:s of the season in black and colors. I will hare something further to say about these in a few days. EMBROIDERIES. -SKIRTINGS, Flouncings, and all overs on oambries, Swiss and India linen. I htve just opened the largest invoice of novelties in this line ever exhibited in this oiiy, and at greatly reduced prioss. PIQUES, India lawns, nansooks in. white, ecru and colors, all at prices very much cheaper than ever before of lered in this city. TVLJBLE In brown and bleached. This stock I bought in New York at less than importers' price, and am able 4S mia rswl Konn nmn fx C mtli nil linnn 11aa m 4 w gut guuu uaigaiuij, uj luw uu iiucu uicauucu at 50 cts per yard amd others in proportion. c TOWBLINGS 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 pure to sell the goods. LADIES COTTON HOSE Are cheaper fhis year than ever before. 1 have succeeded in getting some good bargains,all of which I am offering to my customers. the same in Mim ant 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 something to say about Carpets, Roots and Shoes, Groceries, Aud Other lines Soon. SAMUEL S is H-t 1889 1 and blacks. "Seersuckers. LAWNS, LINEN E. YOUNG. 1ER 88 hi reus Atav Bakery I Under the uew managaaaent ol wh kebp A fuil line of choice family groceries and provision Canned Pineapples, Choice' Table Delicacies Ornamented cakes for Wedmnas and Parties. Salmo kinds. mackerel and salt fish of all FRESH BASED BREAD JfcCvcrv Dav. Best Svru. Pies. Cakes TEAS and CUFFE 13 CANNED ODS, ETC. ine best Soap in the market Le Roi Savon. A fine assortment of domestic and imported Cigars 3TAt John Fox's old stand, low Fl nn-s new brick. HOPKINS & SALTMARSH, p ripe Mil STOVES Tinware and Hardware, jyAU work promptly done at reasonable rates. First Strkkt, Pcarck Block L. VIERCK'S HAIR CUTTING and BATHS. JDBEverything new and neat. A clean towel for every customer. FIRST STREET BELOW REVERE HOL'SE ALBANY, - - OREGON In Albany has been tilled by the SECOND HAND STORE. The past year has proven it to be necessity. "The beet and cheapest place in the city to buy vour Stoyes.Forniture.tinware We aie aiways preparea to ouy yortr household furniture at the his:hes cash pr'.ce. Sole asent? for the PEERLESS OIL CAN And Lamp Filler, L. GOTTLIEB. G. W Park Ik Candies Nuts Raisins rn i Mi SHAVING PARLORS ong Felt Want SUCCESSOR TO V. 11. MTARLAND Has the LargestStock of STOVES In the VALL 2 IT SUPERIOR DSTOVES ANDI'RANGES. o z 3 ml Q. (0 Q. s fARGAD COOK AO!iisSEATgNG!STOZS Also a larjte f.ns conv, 1. , imois Furniture House! THOS. BRINk Best Line of p- :Jture In the Citv of Alton! Fanc Wick. Chairs Lounges Parlor " Cornice Poles Mirrors Feather Pillows Serine Mattresses, Window Shades Walnut Exten7 sion Tables Suits! And v..t you can't find at other houses, I hare it. In factertrj thing tha is kept in a first-class house. Ash, Maple and Walnut Chamber sets, Chairs, Spring Beds, Zoitnge Etc., Etc., at Prices that CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD. ALBANY - - OREGON Tulius Joseph Manufactauer of Choice Cipais AND DEALER IN FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST Clart, Flrjg'aud Smokinjr Tlacs Mciflitvm rd Friar Pijet, ( ' foil line of Smokers' Articles. Also dealer in CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUITS. NextUoor to Burknart & Keeney's Keal Estate Office, Albany jn AH Having latoly savseL a vcy large aid Jsiible liaeof iinems, smch as Towels, Napkins ad Banaa8lc at exceedingly low prices, we skall we stall offer the same at a SPECIAL SALE -FOR IEXT TEN DATS We extend .a eordial 'nvitation to all te call and examine 1 liege goods, feeling that we can show you bargains. In connection with the sale we shall dis play a large line ot WHITE UOObS and eiifcri- denes at LOW PRICE A beautiful lin- of ginghams ami seasonable wool en dress goods. Our stock is new and complete in every department. V- ii i' !;. M- s-,f? m n : c n ;?Vcr. v.k. " .. i j ' 1 THE- ,r -v.it Q DEPAR 1
