Morning daily herald., May 10, 1889, Page 2, Image 2

Mfi IfOlEETOftt XHTRjLLI); FRIDAY, MAY 10 1889.
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WEKULY.
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THK MA I LA.
Mail at the Albany ix.sttottice close
Kur all offices north )
The Eastern states f 6;30 a. m,
The West Side C
And the Nairow Gauife R. R. )
Kor Portland and Saiein 11 a. m
Corvallisand Yaiiina .......1J;S0 p. m
office south. , 7:30 r. m
The tioatottiee will be closed each evening
rom six to seven o'clock.
KegUteml matter for thejlearly morning
train should be mailed before!! o clock the
previous evening.
LI F3 RE A LI T T IX TBA ClIMUi
More and more the people of this
country are carrying into their
every day work life only hard,
practical common sen.se and cit-
carding theoretical assumptions
and visionary dreams. This ten-
dency causes a revisionary action
among those who model the crr
riculums of our educational
institutions and leads to the adop
tion of systems baied upon the
practical ideas of life and the solid
facts of experience, rather than
past legends and future theorizings.
The School Journal says it has
never insisted that work-benches
will be introduced into every di-1
insist, and has insisted for years,
on the introduction of sense-exercises
and sensible expressions of
sense-exercises in every school,
high and low, rich and poor. We
are living in an age of realism.
Theories are at a discount. Hard
facts are in demand. The educa
tion that touches the life that is, is
highly valued. In this material
age of ours we roust not lose sight
of the spiritual, but we must also
not lose sight of the fact that the
spiritual of the present largely
comes through the material, and
that by the material the true spir
itual life of an individual become
practical, earnest and useful. We
believe in God, but we also believe
in man. We believe in the king
dom of God, but we be'ieve also
that to the kingdom of man he has
committed the care of this lower
world. Here in the midst of thmgs
we fight the battle of life, and it is
by means of things that we handle,
see, feel, taste and smell, and so
become lifted above the materiali
ty of the world, into higher, spirit
ual, earnest, practical, common
sense religion. The great heart of
the world throbs in unison with the
workingmen in it. The time for
lazy, digniied do-nothings has
passed away, and the time of act
ive, earnest laborers in the shops,
on the farms, among the moun
tains, and in the rooms where the
thinking is done, has fully come.
We are going to say, over and over
again many more times, life is real.
Let us make it so in all of our
schools.
accompany the refusal with some
pretty (sharply put comments upon
the estimate put upon the value of
the services rendered by her.
There is a grim humor about the
sudden death of a boarder at a Sa
lem hotel, while seated at the din
ner table, as chronicled in our dis
patches this morning. If Salem !
hotel dinners often serve men that
way, travelers when going to the
capital will soon learn to take their
lunches with them.
1889
889
The AIIkp
Uuder the now raanasfeaieut or
1889
spaing and mm
88
Albany will celebrate the com-
manner, making it one of the big
gest demonstrations ever held
this cltv.
in
SIKECIILIIES-
Parte
Mm .' 11
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ml
iinois Furniture House!
-WH KEEP
groceries and
"Diamond Mystery."
1 he reserve take for the above"
comedy, which will be given at the
opera house May 13th, was the
largest advance sale ever seen in
this city. Fully one-half of the house
was reserved yesterday atternoon
at IJlackman's. We were positive
that the popular prices, 10, L'O and
30 cents, would strike the right
chord of the people, and it would
be good policy to reserve seats for
the balance of the engagement, as
there will be a change of pro
gramme nightl y .
NEW TO-DAW
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RROO.V K'. r.,C K,'Ll IS THK MOM1 KI.K-
i nt uiedtc'ue in the world for intcrn.il
r d external u.e. and Tr p.i!n i any iatu e.
Vu will revcf find ics ei-ujl. Ak your
druyist for it.
mi Dress Goods andTrimmiDgs
WAr;i -a cikl
hiue wink. For ii
this ol.i
TO KO (JK.tKKAIj
'.rtlciilarn iit).!ire at
f KXHJNf AVU I'LUX txwixu IXi.VE.
x'L ;.-.. tl an s domes repaired. I'nder-
ejr niciiu' d. hast
house, near the lied .
risc street, in Isoiu's
'row n Mills,
Itrick for Sale.
T MY KILN ONE MILE EAST OF
L town, or dehveed an v lure in the city
W. (J. CASS ELL, Albany Or.
QTRAYED FROM THE PREMISES OF V.
lO Cowan Iat fill, three head of heifera.
enedun coKred, 2-year-old Jersey, underbic
in left and slit in rijrht ear, also out 3-vear-
old dark red, marked the same.and one Iii;ht
red 3-year-old, with underai in rijjht and
slit in left ear. A suitable reward will be
pa'd fcr infonuition leading to their recov
ery
J.
IJ. GILMORE 'iAS RETURNED TO
this city to remain two or three weeks.
Those desiring upholsterinir dune should call
early at his residence, with Mrs. Cheadle, or
drop a note through the poatoffice.
FOR SALE SIX LOTS IN BLOCK NO. 41,
Albany, from 8125 to .ilS Der lot. These
ae the cheapest lots in the city, less than
ten ndnute's walk from the postotfice and
hih and dry. Willamette Land Agency.
oCHULTZ MKXUKRSOX.
pUKE BROWN LEGHORN EGGS FOR
for Settinir can be had for 82 ner setting
icnirteen, ny applying to t . U. Hotfican, on
North Third street, between Montgomery
snd Railroad This offer will onlv hld scmI
for 30 days, as Mr. Hoffman will have use for
them after that date.
LEVELING OF ALL KINDS, AL-
Airent for the W nirht
tann Level Locution cfdiK-lios fortllini;
put poses a specialty. Orders left at the
IiEkald othce will receive prompt attention
T?ARM
X bany Oreiron.
SEi
HEWERS AND WELLS THOSE
ing sewers r wells dujr on short
should call upon
err reasonable.
W. A.McClain,
NEEU-notice
CI arges
llTINNt HUMPHREY,
1 1 choice cigars.
DEALERS IN
In Wells. Fareo k Co. 'a
office. Fine imported and Key West cigars a
specialty
E. A. McALISTRK HOHBOrATHIC THY-
sician and sunreou. Has removed his
otfice int Crawford's block. All calls prompt
ly attended to.
Oral a I lie lor .alc.
A GOOD SUPPLY .if fikst CLSS
drain tile for sale at the Enure brick
I and rile factory fcant of Albany nrar Knox
i llutte. Call at the factory or ad-lrcst Promts
I ii Auston, Albany Oregon"
The lar2;e&t stock and greatest rarietv iii wrice and
style I have ever carried, and as good value as ever
ottered to the citizens of Linn county-
Special Bargains
In cashmeres in colors and blacks, Seersuckers,
gingham?, chambreys, French prints and wash fab
rics. AH the noveltirs of the season in black -and
colors. T wi'j have something furth er to s.iv .ilimif.
i.i .! J v
uicse in a iew aays.
EMBROIDERIES, SKIRTINGS,
i? louncmgs, and all overs en cambrics, Swiss and
India linen. I have just opened the largest invoice
of nnwoU;.. 4.1.:.. -T:r:i..j ? i
vj. uvtcxhco in tma liue ever eAjiioiieu 1M ibis gvv.
and at greatly reJaced prieg.
A full line of choice family
provision
Canneo Miifapples,
Choice Table Delicacies
Oriisiiieiited cakes for
Wedntnas and Partiex.
Ml
Salmo
kinds.
niiicKerel an-1 salt fish of all
THOS. BRINk
ineof r '::e In tlie Gtvof fc!
Fane Wickt,. Chairs Lounges Parlor
Cornice Poles Mirrors Feather
Pillows Srino Mattresses,
Window Shades Walnut Exten
sion Tables Suits!
An. I ... you can't find at other houses. I have it. Tn fu.ttrr
is kept in a first-class house.
thing t!:H
FRESH BAKED BREAD
Kvcrrv I)av.
Swrno. Pies. Gakcs
TEAS and C'OFFE.
ics Nuts, iiaisiiis.
Best
Ash, Mapleand Walnut Chamber sets. Chairs,
Sin'iua Beds, Lounge Etc., Etc.. at Prices tftt
CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD.
ALliANY - " OREGON
laiid
CANNED tioODt ETC.
Vne best Soap ii: the market
Le Roi Savon.
A fine assortment of domestic
and Imported Cigars
Ttjliu Joseph
Manufactauer of Choice Cigais
FINE IlliliiillflflV ftW
rsaif.
lull line t-i TwiuK
r- Ar!Ji.
Al:- dcultr iu
1'!
. ii
5TAt John fox's old stand,
new hrick.
low Fl nn s
PIQUES, IAWNS,
T 1 1 .
inaia lawns, nansooks in white, eem anrl nnlnre
all au prices reiy much cheaper than erer before of
fered in this city.
HOPKINS & SALTMARSII
1
CALIFORNIA AiM: 1R0PICAL FKUlJS.
Next'aoor t Buikhait A. Kceuiy's Heal Ft:.le Office, Albany 0a
Plntiiliinm (t 1
U IV.
STOVES
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DEPARTURE
tare anil Hardware,
All work
reasonable rates.
First Strkkt,
promptly done at
I
I'karck Block1
L. VIERCK'S
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SHAVING
TABLE LINEN
v.V
The mortgage tax law receives
its periodical objurations with re
gularity and pertinacity. It en-
dares the odium of being made the
scape goat for all the bins that
lead to the discomfort and iuaje
cuniosity of the entire people, and
still exist; it faces the vitupera
tive anathemas of every man who
sends money into the state to loan
witli the purpose of escaping taxa
tion, and it even stands up to be
roundly cursed by resident money
loaners, whose benefit it conserved
rather than endangers, and con
tinues to brave the breakers of
legislative sessions, and live under
the storms of abuse. The fight
against it in our state is but a
reflex of action in other states
where similar laws exists. Cali
fornia has 'it as a constitutional
clause, and the Chronicle says : A
disposition to agitate the question
of repealing the mertgage tax is
manifesting itself in the southern
part ol the state. The desire for
repeal is based on the false assump
tion that outside capital is urgently
needed for the development of
California, and that it must be
tempted to invest in the state
by granting it immunity from ,
taxation. There is no ground lor i
the assumption that there is not an
abundance of capital here, nor is
there any reason to believe that
any considerable number of tLe
people of the state would vote to
amend the constitution in so im
portant a particular as this. The
question was once thoroughly
debated, and a large majority
declares in favor of making the
real and not the nominal owner of
the projjerty pay the taxes.
STKAYEO FHOM THE FA KM 1F W. W.
Cra a ford, near Tallniari, on Apiil 17, a
bay hoi-se, 16 hands hi-rh,neii;hi 1 200,niooth
miou an rounu. Any ininrniation leading to
his recovery will be suitably rewarded.
1ITANTED 20 CORPS IIAPLE
II to be used for
1'IMBER
manufacturing chairs.
For lurticulare inquire of O. A. Archibald at
the Garment Warehouse, Albany Oregon
lontrmrtarjana Knllder.
riUIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LOCATED
X in Albany solicits patronage from city
and country, win contract to build bridges,
barns, and all manner of dwelling houses,
including vueen Anne, fcastlake and Eliza
hethian stvlef of buildiugj. Will furnish
plans and gptcincatinns free of charge?. Satis
faction guaranteed W. ('. CASSEL.
BAZAAR
STOEE.
Mrs. Nancy Westfall, wife of the
well knon Chinese contractor
Jiui Westfall, has opened a Japan
ese bazaar store in the brick next
door to C. H. Spencer'?. It is
filled with all kinds of Japanese
wares and novelties, including
parasols, fans, canes, ladies wear,
souvenirs, etc.
All goods sold very cheap.
In brown and bleached. This tnfl' T VtAlirtlif in
New York at less than importers' price, and am able
to give good bargains. 5S inch all linen bleached at
iJ cts per yard and others in proportion.
TOWELLINGS
Crashes, etc. All these geods 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 ure 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
1 am offerine to mr customers. the same in
HAIR CUTTING and BATHS.
11
Everything new and neat. A
clean towel for every customer.
FIRST STREET BELOW REVERE HOUSE
Having lately secured a very lae and desirable
line of Linens, such as Towels, Napkins aid
Damask at exceedingly low prices, we shall
we shall offer the samefat a
SPECIAL
SALE
-FOR THE-
ALBANY,
OREGON
1
In Albany has been tilled by the
SECOHD HMD STOKE.
The pant year lias nroven it to be
necessity. ine last and cUcuuest
place in the city to buy vmir
Stoves, FBrniture, tinware
We aie aiwavs nrcoarca to unv vour
household furniture at the liiffiu-af
cash price. Sole agenu for the
L Ml
J3
TEN DATS
PEERLESS
And Lamp
OIL CAN
Killer.
We extend a cordial 'nvitatien t all t call aid
examine these goods, feeling that we can show you
bargains. In conutvtiovi with the sale we shall dis
play a lar-M line ot WHITE GOODS and emWi
denes at
LOW PRICES
A beautiful liijp of ginjjh:nns and
stooK u- aud complete in
L. GUTfLlVB. j
en dress goods. Om
every dep;ittim-,it.
eaoual-le noil
IF1. ZEeiHLILX
A yoi xg girl in Canada, who at
ihe risk of her life rushed in front
of a railroad train and saved it
from plunging over a broken dam.
had the good judgment to refuse
the pass for one year offered her
by the president of the road, and
ALBANY
Colfiate Institute,
ALBANY, Z OREGON
1888 1889
A Eull Corps of. Instructors.
Classical, scientific, literary, cc mmercial
and normal classics. Courm.4 ot study ar
ranged to m-et the needs of all radus ot
students. Special inducements offered to
students froiu abroad. Tjition ranges from
r...-e 9l'j..0 Per
liistrumentftl'instruction in'inusic will
RiTen by Miss Laura Goltra.
tioaru in private f.iuulies ut low rates, and
rooms for self boarding at small expense. A
careful supervision exercised over -pupils
away from home. 9
For circuUrs and f ullj particulars, address
the president,
KEV. ELUERT X. COXDIT,
Albany. Oresron.
fa
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The above is an outline of the nolicv
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
uveiy ana groinv vuy u- Aioany. i win have soTieth ne to sav about
I"EMOVAL-JOH.SOX k DAXXALS
X have removed their bUck.tmith shop
rom their old nuartt-rs to ths corner oppo
itc Aim. Mirshil's livery stable, whore
the be found ready to tl ail kinds of
wrk inllieir line c-'ieaply and promptly.
SIIII.G1IS VITALIZER n what
yu need for constinatiou, loss f ap
petite, dizincss and all symptoms f
dysprpsia. I'rko, 10 and 75 t cits per
battle . Fbay . Masta.l
Carpe
k Boots and Shoes.
Aiid Other lines Soon.
Grocer
ICS,
SAMUEL E. YOUNG.
G. W. SMITH,
issl-CCKSSOR TO VT. H. M'FARLAND
Has the Largest8tock of ST0TES In the VALL iS Y
SUPERIOR 3STOViS AIM DERANGES.
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IARGA N D COOK AN DIIH E ATI N Gf STOVES
Also'a Urge and complete assortment of kitchen utensils im tin, copper and graniU