Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, May 31, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextHffE irOBKING HEttAl;1: FRIDAY, MAT 31 1889. Atoning aitg$flwM DAILY A. MP WEEKLY TERMS OKaUHSCKlPTION 0.16 5 00 MAILT Published every morning jiccept MowUy.) elWered by earner, per wee-. P auil, per yrai WEEKLY. -r (Published e. ... ay Morning.) One copy, per nuuiu, tu advance .w W n not paid in ad vance.... lose 1 60 A. M, THIS MAILS. Mails at the Albany postoffice close Kor all offices nortn The Eastern states I he West Side j iCm vw flan K K. AUU lUWiw Kor Portland and 8aiem .V-Vipm CorvalUsand Yaquina -Si. !. office onth.....-..... " The postoffice will be closed each cveiuug rom six to seven o'clock. Registered matter for thejjearly train should be mailed before o clock the previous eveninir. THE CENTURrS FRUIT. With tlie' notes of the centennial celebration still filling the air and the annual recurrence of decoration day, it is timely to a9k what the century has done for the nation as a political organism. In material aspects the progress of the nation has been without parallel. Its farms and its factories, its mines and its mills, its inventions, ac cumulation of wealth, and improve ment in the condition of the inhabitants are not in danger of being overlooked. But there is a mistaken impression that in its political life the nation has deteri orated, that its methods are not as pure or its aims as elevated as in the golden age of revolutionary heroism. Little study of the nation's early history is needed to show that in violence, and malign ity of personal attacks, in bitter ness of personal rivalries and animosities, the early days were not as stainless and beautiful as many imagine. Not manv Ameri cans have ever been reviled as Washington or Jefferson was, and the latest days, so often called de generate, have not seen a Hamil ton slain in a duel by a Burr. To-day there is seen a pride in the national unity, power, and pro gress, and a measure of subordina tion of loc?l to national interests, which nowhere appear in the years immediately succeeding the revol ution. Nothing but stern necessity brought the colonies together into a political union, but the national spirit, then so weak, has grown to be powerful enough to suppress the greatest civil war of human history In a hizher sense the nation grown, because it has cleared away the weak and dishonoring com promises of its origin. Slavery has gone, and with it the pernicious .ataViiiah si nroteutorate over the J little republic of Hayti. The French minister at Washington, Thindnrf Roustan. has been maneuvering in a manner sug gestive of war preparations. The Samoan troubie having now been satisfactorily settled with, the Ger mans, the United States will have leisure to attend to the French should they become bel.icose over the Haytian affair. The Santiam mines are receiving more attention at the hands of capitalists and miners now than T . 1 1 f I ever Detore. u nas own iwuuu that valuable ledges of gold and silver exist there, and a mining district has been formed there which promises to give an impetus to the country adjacent to these mines not excelled by that of the Coeurd'Alene district. It is not improbable that in the near future smelting works will be required in this city, and an immense volume of business result from the Santiam mines. 91AKKIEU. JULIUS HALTZ On thureday, May 80th, at the court house, by Geo. Humphrey, Ksq., Mr. Pete.- Julius and Miss Amelia Haltz, both ot West Albany. Caloway Hi-stsr - In this ( it v, on May 30, S. G. Irvine, D. D., Mr. Kirl Caloway and Miss Ada Hunter, both of Benton Co. XEW TO-DAY. EJ. McCAUSTLANP, civil engineer and Surveyor. Draughting and Blue prints. Office with Oregon Land Co. Albany Or. Sewerage systems and water supply a specialty. Estates subdividee, maps made or copied on short notice, ASTSD WORK BY A VOt'NO MAN 22 VKAKS of auk. just arrived in Albany from the East. Wishes to obtain a position in a store or office to learn a permanent business. Will give first-class references Wages at first no object, but a permanent position uesired. Address P- O. Box 380, Albany. T OST BETWKEX THIS CITY AND THK JEWISH 1 1 cemetery aGcrman silver open face im nroved Waterbury watch with chain and eharm attached. Finder will be suitably re. warded bv leaving tne same at the Hkram office, H Important Soticc. AVIN'G LEASED THE MOXTEITH pasture from the Oregon Pacific Co,, all persons having stock therein on pasture are hereby notified to remove them at once, or . . ..i f:K .1.. maKe arrangements wnn inc. ruuuiK " so such stock will be turned out. JOHN St'HMEER. Itrick for Sale. T MY KILN ONE MILE) EAST OF L town, or deliveed anywhere in the city. W. C. CASS ELL, Albany Or. Dr. E. A. McAlistkr homkoi-athic piiy sician and surgeon. Has removed his office inte Crawford'9 bleck. All calls prompt ly attended to. ENDING AND PL UN SEWING DONE. Lnder-Isom's IV 1 Gentleman's clothes repaired. Under wear mended. East First street, in house, near the Red Crow n Mills. PERSONS DESIRING SAND, LOAM OR (ravel from the premises of F. L. Such, :.. I . . n ..mi...- ... n.iu.i i r. t i i L . t u ler tK has ! ram at mr office. Crawford's block. Albanv. Oregon. Chah. E. Wolvhrtos. AlfANTED 20 CORDS MAPLE TIMBER W to be used for mtniifacturing chairs. Knr particulars inquire of O. A. Archibald at the Farmers" Warehouse. Albany Oregon. doctrine of state supremacy. T.he : -vrkoos klrctric relikp m thk most v.r.- . .a j i a I J gan medicine in the world for internal right and duty Ol the nat.on to pro- j a) extMnli use an(t fr pain ai any nature. t..f anrl nrnmnt the welfare of i!S Vou will never find its equal. Ask yeur " . , drugrist for it. citizens, regardless ol local divisions, have been recognized in school law, in laws for the preven tion of disease, in regulation of j interstate commerce, in restriction j of immigration, and in other forms j almost innumerable. Becoming i druggist I 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 nd Railroad. This offer will only held good r 30 das, as Mr. Hoffman w ill have use fer em after that date. CEPHAS, and honest marriage laws, "tel Ri,.,irs liveiv stable. He is a beautl- laws, bankrupt laws, election laws, ! fnl rji black, 5 year old. weigh 1:100. . . , . I beln-r 15-; i hands liish. He will stand i n t I n.Aof Aran cr1Ii at I ' . -l . . , at the stable on Monday and Tuesday of each week. STRAYED FHOM THE FARM OF W. W. Cm a ford, near Tallman, on Apiil 17, a bay horse, 10 hands high, weighs l200,mooth shod all round. Any information leading to his recovery will be suitably rewarded. - springs up in almost every state at once. Through concurrent action of state legislatures, enormous pro gress has already been made, and yet it is everywhere felt that the failure to secure for all citizens the benefits of that legislation which has been found the wisest and best is a discredit, which patriotic feel ing strives earnestly to remove. The habit of the time is to speak of our election, law-making bodies, and public men as exceedingly corrupt. Yet it may fairly be "doubted whether tueie was not as much evil in early times, when . . , . i feci iimK aim biakcii mui there was no Argus-eyed scrutiny 4 Algo r the buidmg of a or ceaseless criticism as tnere is h'"d dy cr . at the pc now. The very frequency of con sure betokens a watchfulness and a popular demand for purity of conduct which certainly did not exist m the days of Jackson or Van Buren, or in those of Tierce or Buchanan. Great combinations of capitalists have not more, but less, power than relatively similar combinations had in the times which are now called pure, and it may be doubted whether the righxs of the poorest citizens were ever more jealously watched or impar tially defended than they are now. The progress of the nation in moral life may be traced in the very topics of discussion which have en grossed attention. In early days the rights of states, the creation of banks, the acquisition of territoiy divided men into hoslile carols. Now temperance, purification of elections and of the public service i engross attention. The nation is not only olJer, more manly, less aggressive, but it is more anxious todefend and uplift its citizens, more zealous to proteinics, home and purify its public life, than at any previous period in the centrry Sot Ire to Contractor. IVfOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT iM the next regular term of the county commissioners couit for Linn county, Ore gon, to lie held at the court house in the city of Albany on Wednesday the 5th day of June A. D 18M, sealed plans, specifications, strain-diagram and bids will be received for building a bridge across the South Santiam at Waterloo; said bridge to be about 180 feet long and sixteen feet wide in the clear. Also for the building of a hiidge across Crabtree Creek where the countvroadcros-es suit creek near the saw mill of Deakins Bros, and .1. E. Cyrus; said bridge to be about 100 feet lung and sixteen tcct wide m tae clear. Driage across known as the Wilson ford, bidders to submit estimates on this bridge for construction of same at Wilson ford where the old bridge washed out, and at a point a short distance above said ford, said jridge to be about 80 feet long and sixteen feet wide in the clear. All of said bridges to be covered. All bids must be filed with the clerk on or before one o'clcck p. m of the abave mentioned day. All bids must he accompanied by a deposit of 5 per cent of bid. The court reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Done by order of the court this 0th day of May A. D. 1SW). t. E. MONTAGUE, US. County Clerk. SEV ir EWERS AND WELLS THOSE NEED- init sewers r wells dug on short notice should call upn W. A. McClain, Crarges very reasonable. HUMPHREY, DEALERS IN choice cigars. In Wells, Fargo Si Co.'s office. Fine iinpottea an hey West cigars a specialty Drain Tile for Kale. SUPPLY OF FIRST CLASS for sale at the Eage brick and tile factory East of Albany near Knox Butte. Coll at the factory sr address Propts & Auston, Albany Oregon. YinNN Si IT A GOOD J drain tile MATTHEWS W. SMITH, carry au immense liue f SUCCESSOR TOIW. H. M'FARLAND JAPENESE MM STORE. Frnce seems determined 3Irs. Nancy Westfall, wife of the well kno rn Chinese contractor Jim Westfall, has opened a Japan ese bazaar store in the brick next door to C. II. Hpcncer's. It is filled with all kinds of Japanese wares and novelties, including i parasols, fans, canes, ladios wear, I souvenirs, etc. 4fi?"-'i,i goods sold very cheap. Stoves and General' Hardware Including the celebrated EARLY BREAKFAST and JEWEL cooking stove and ranges, parlor and cooking stoves, a.d ad kinds otkitcnen Q utensils! also a comlpete assortment of 5 Farmers awl -AND m i tamers 1001s i BUILDERS' HARDWARE, Pumps, hose, copperware, tinware, rnd plumberi' goods a specialty. Our prices are guaranteed to be satisfactory, ills public is invited to call md inspect our stock. Tweedale's building, Albany, Oregon. JULIUS GEABWOHL'S -o) o(- GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR He has enlarged his stock equal to ir n the FAMILY (jEOCEBIES. AND GENERAL JHARDWAFE Hoer Bros'. Silverware, French, China and Crystalware Bovs5 "Wagons and "Doll Carriacres. Fancy Goods and a General .sortment ot CrookJrr.Q YS. He'Buys Direct and Carries the Largest Stock'.in the Willamette Valleyf lei on parte Francais. Hier wir deutch gesorochen, The Leade r ! Stoves, pumps and jlumbing Q H o z DC Q Z P3 i 4 (0 111 o h (0 MORE THAN SEVEN HUNDRED different styles and differ ent kinds of Stoves for , Mug ana uooKMg are TIe World's Be- maniifactnred under the meanStLattll . W7e mart Ibis Ben TCl of f-... , . n i u TV o o o CO X 2 O X PI 3 m 30 CO Ul Cj H 0 w Cotton andRubber H ose, Tiut Gt anitcltind Copperumrr. AU Job Work Promptly Attended to STEWAET & SOI AM DEPAR II M -Dealers in- General Hardware -AND- Agricultural Iptafe. Iron, Steel and Coal Wagons and Buggies Rope and Cordage Blacksmiths9 Supplies Carpenters' Tools Builders' Hardware Potcder, Shot, etc. Giant Powder & Fuse Saws and Axes. Garden and Grass Seeds And all Implements Used by Farmers i Having ' lately secured a very large and desirable line of Linens,' such as Towels, Napkins and Damask at exceedingly low prices, we shall we shall offer the samejat a' SPECIAL SALE FOR THE TEN DAYS NEXT SaJmo Lcll'ts mackerel and salt fish ot all kinds. FRESH BAKED BREAD Evcrv Dav. Best Srun. Pies. Cakes. av frwi -wlial 2nvit.nt.iiui to all to call an u I TEAS Ayu COFFl examine these goods, feeling that we can show yo. W DoiPine baTo-ains. lnf connection with the sale we shall dis . UdulIlD nilli. UdlMliy play a large line ot WHITE WW ana emori- The Albanv Bakery ! -Uuder the new maiiatreraenl ( arte Bros. -WH KBEP A full line of chmce fuly Rrcerie Mi Cannea Pineapples, Choice Tatile Delicacies Ornamented cake for Wetbimas and Parties. deries at The City Liquor Store, M. BAVMGART, Proprietor, iNext door to the Odd Fellows' cmplc, Albany,' Oregonia Keeps constantly on hand the Bnest imported and domesticwines, . liquors cigars toV-nos. Only first-class liquor store in she citv SPECIAL ATTENTION PAIDITO ORDERS FROMJTHE COUNTRY1 Rardiie Kober tson NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS! Are now established with a first-class stock of STAPLE FAMILY GROCERIES. On the corner of First and Ferry streets, opposite Stewart & sox. A complete line of canued goods, gro ceries and provisions of all kinds, no tion, etc. Fresh fruit and vegetables every morning. Prices reasonable. 43-CALL AND SEE USiU WILL BROS. Dealers in all the latest improved pianos, organs.scw ing machines.guns also a full line of warranted razors' butcher and pocket knives. The best kind of sewing machine oils, needles and extras for all machines. All re pairing in the above jf lines neatly and reasonably done. JOB PRINTERS. ROYCE & I1IBBLER LOW PRICES A beautiful line of ginghams and seasonable wool en dress goods. Our stock is new and complete m every department. "W IF1- BEAD. 'Albanv. ' i. FAEM FOR SALE, TWILL! SELL MV FINE "FARM OF 200 I acres situated in Benton county, two miles fro'ui Aibany. This is a good, healthy locatian, with irood well of pure water, with wind mill- (Tuod house; buildings all new. This is one of the most sightly places in Ore cm. havinirafine viawof the surrounding couNtn. towns and mountains. Jarinsfj land all new and clean ana adapted to an kinds of fruit. Onality of land second to none I will make rhis a rare barpain to the right man. Immigrants, don't fail I to see this farm bcfore;;u buy. Come : and see me on the place. M. T. H1TN hi . BROWNSVILLE. O. P. CSHW t hOXS, iieal Estate and INSURANCE A CEN Y Artists' material at Mrs. Hjman'B imois Furniture House! . THOS. BRINk Best Line of dure In the Cilv of AIImv! Fane Wickfe- Chairs Lounges Parlor Cornice Poles Mirrors Feather Pillows Srino- Mattresses,! Window Shades Walnut Exten7 sion Tables Suits; And w:.at you can't find at other houses, I have it. In factevery thing tha is kept in a first-class house. Ash. Maple and Walnut Chamber sets. Chairs, Spring Beds, Lounges Etc., Etc.. at Pt'iccsthat CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD. ALBANY OREGON CANNED HOODS. ETC. Vne best Soap in the market Le Roi Savon. A fine assortment of aomestic and Imported Cigars tT At John Fox's old stand low Fl nn lew brick. HOPKINS & SALTMABSH.il i i I'liimliiiiifit I'irii'iiiiniiT M. auuawu STOVES Tinware asd Mm, All work proH)itly done at reasonable rates. First Stbxkt, Piaici Buk k' lloDf Felt Want In Albany lias been filled by the SECOND HAND STORE. The past year lias proven it to be a necessity. The best and cheapest place in the city to buy Your Stoves,Fiiniitiire,tiiiwarB We aie aiways preparca to buy your"" household furniture at the highest ' cash price. 8ole agents for the nrrni ritfi mi abm rtCItLtdS UIL UAIJ And Lamp Rii,i,er L. GOTTLIEB. -