Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, June 20, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1KB MORNING HERAIil): THURSDAY. JUNE 20, 1889. jjAiLY A.N1 WEEKLY . i min iiitit Mond.; rK'iisiic-i - i :ivrd br carrier, per week-. "- opy, per anuuiu, ... ti n not paiu in """- THi: MAIM. Mail at the Albany postofflee closo r all offices north 1 The Eastern Utc J.-8' ' rhe West Side And the Nairow Gauire K. B. tor Portland and Salem ""'J CorralliB and Yanuina ia m ertT tleariy .minf tjShildbe mailed befereS .deck the yreyious evening. THE NEW WAR SHIP. News comes from Washington that one of the greatest trials of the Navy Department the remark able action of the contractors for the new ships. The Tetrel and Baltimore are months behind, and the government is exacting from each a daily penalty. It was ex pected that the Baltimore would be completed by this time, but the' contractors now announce that a private trial of the vessel's machin ery will be made this week for their exclusive benefit. The official trial is a matter of the dim future, as it is almost certain that a num ber of defects will oc discovered which will have to be remedied. In regard to the Tetrel the board to witness her official trial will be selected early this week, as the contractors have intimated that the ship will shortly be ready. The Columbia Iron Works jot Baltimore, which has contracted for this ship, found it more advan tageous for them to finish a fleet of ferry-boats for a railroad company than fulfill their contract with the United States. They could make more money by paying the govern ment the penalty of $100 per day and work ou the ferry-boats than they could by finishing the Petrel. Of course this state of affairs could not last forever, and lately the Navy Department has received word that the ship is almost ready ior her official trial. TiiE.costliest of all leathers is known as piano leather, and is used solely for covering piano keys. The world's supply of it comes from Thuringia, m Germany, where a family of tanners hand down the secret of its preparation from father to son. The ekins that make it grow upon the gray deer a species found only in the neigh borhood of the great northern lakes. They are worth 20 cents a pound when just stripped off. When they come back to us as piano leather the price has risen from $15 to $18 a pound. The wonde'ful iron tower in Paris, built to adver.ise the expos ition, is said to be u success in that direction onl v. For astronomical purposes it U a failure, as the oscillation prevents any accurate observations, and its meteorlogical advantages are nil being situated as it is in the heart of a big city. It will however perpetuate the name of its designer for it will alwavs he known as the Libel tower. New York city proposes to make the contribution to the Johnstown sufferers a round million of dollars. That will make ample amends for the lack in making up the (.mint monument fund. Jons L. Sullivan got drunk and the press reports sent the news all over the country. Very import ant! ! JULIUS GBADW DHL'S BIAICKIKIK SYLVESTER l'OSTWI rK . On Wednesday. June 1!), at the Russ houje, in this city, by Oeorjte Humphrey, J.. Jamea Svlv.ter and Miss Miry Bostwick, of Linn county. NE W TO-1A1 file 's Advertising Ajfency, 64 and C:" Merchant's Kxchanjic, San Francisco, i,aiuoraia, wncru contracts lor advertising cau be made for it Wanted- GOOD GIRL TO DO HOUSEWORK IX a small family in the city, ooou wates anu liht work. Appiy to Hkrald otr.cj. A WANTED A YOUNG NAN AGED 20. of soner md industrious habit, desires a situation in a store, will, factory or other business. Writes a uood hand and has taught several terms of school. Can (five satisfac tory references. Inquire at this office The Chronicle thus refers to a conference of unusual impo.tance: The international conference of the working classes which is to meet at Berne. Switzerland, next Sep tember, ought to accomplish some good result.. It will be the first systematic attempt to devise gent-rat rules for the protection of the weak and the guarding of women and children from work in danger ous and unhealthy occupations. Among other questions that will be discussed will be the prohibition of Sunday labor and work at nighty in many indus tries, and the minimum age and hours of labor of children in factories. An effort will be made to secure some general laws which will prevent the hardships that now frequently result where laborers are so poverty stricken as to be at the mercy of employers. Crop to Let. rANTED-A MAN TO TAKE THE VV harvesting of a 3eld of 60 acres, crops consisting of wheat, oats, timothy and cheat bay. Terms, one half to the harvester, the other half to be placed in good order in the owner s bam. Apply to Thus. I. Anderson on his farm, Ave wiles south of Albany by Turner's bridge. WAST83 WOEX BT A TOLNO MAS 22 TEARS or aoe, just arrived in Albany trom the KjM. Wishes to obtaiu a position in a store or office t team a permanent business. Will rvivA firat .i-a& rrfnretices Waares at first no object, but a permanent position desired. . . . . , . f . r .1, Address r.. r. uox 11AIR WARNING THS PUBLIC IS ? hereby notified of tho existence of city ordinance prohibiting driving in the city limits faster thau six miles an hour, and the leaving of teams uoh'tchtd. Unless the same are respected hereafter arrests will be D'ada, under provisions of such ordinance. J. N. HOKEMAN, C'ty Marshal. EJ. McCAUSTLANP. CIVIL ENGINEER ' and Surveyor. Draughting and Blue prints. Office with Oregon Land Co. Albany n- vfinriiM ivnt.f.ni4 und water muddIv a specialty. Estates subdivide?, maps ir.adc or copied on short uouce. R. K. A. .McAUMTKR IIOMKOPATllIU rilY u'ti.lur, t.ml tiiiru-fnti llr.K removed his ortiee into Crawford7 block. Ail calls prompt ly ..iicnucu i. -o) o(- GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR PAUL GEOCERIES. AND GENERAL JH A REMADE I ocrer 33ros'. Silverware, French, China and Crvstalware Bovs' "Wagons and X)ol Camaef. iH'anov Goods and a General us- -Assortment 01 rookJa,TO YS. He' Buvs Direct snd Carries the. Largest Stock', the Wi 11 am ptt.fi VallevP lei on parte Ftancais. Hier wir deutch gesprochen G. W SM ITH, SUCCESSOR TOW. H. M'FARLAND MATTHEWS The Leader f Stoves, pumps and Plumbing WASHBURN. carry an immenso Hue of Stoves and General Hardware deluding the celebrated EARLY BREAKFAST and JEWEL cooking stove? and ranges, parlor and cooking stoves, a jd ail kinds offkitchen Farmers and -AND arta Tools BUILDERS' HARDWARE, rumps, hose, copperware. tinware, md plumbers good, a peclty. Onr prices, are guaranteed to be satisfactory. The .public w ""J" call and inspect our stock. Tweedale's building, Albany, Oregon. P (!) (0 111 o O z o h (0 M0EE THAN SEVEN HUNDBED different styles and differ ent kinds of Stoves for Heatin? and OnM World's Be-manuactnred under the meaastt there is nnZ6 This estto;;oroto,efi,m D 0 0 X Si z z m Pi c H 0 y STEWAET & SOI Cotton aiicLRiibber Hose, Tin, ivcmit'in! Cowerwvre. Aff Job Work Promptly Attended to -Dealers in- General Hardware AM7 ARTUR I Having lately secured a verylargeand desirable line of Linens, such as Towels, Napkins and Damask at exceedingly low prices, we shall we shall offer the yameiat a Affricultural lplemenk The Alknv Bakery ! Cmder the item management of 3asker Bros. m r . C'4f in si Vl ! Wagons and Buggies Rope and Cordage s Hope ana uoruuge i 1JKKSONS UKSIKINU SASO, LOAM OR . , . I J ravel fruui the prcuuHOH ox f. L. Such, i JiJackSmtthS' bUpplieS in lien ton county, eaii prortire ticktts for the 1 1 Carpenters9 Tools Builders Hardware Powder, Shot, etc. Giant Powder & Fuse Saws and Axes. SPECIAL SALE FOR T1IK NEXT TEN DAYS I I -WH KE&P A loll line of choice dually groceries awl dror'noo Canned Pmeapijles, Choice TaWe Delicaso OrsMMBtsd caken for WetUltnas and Parties. Salmo kinds. I ellit s mackerel and salt fiffe of al I A uueat eensation was made out of very small material on the ilille Lacs reservation. It was declared that the Chippowas had risen and killed seven men, horribly mutilat ing several of the victims, because they insisted upon digging a ditch across the reservation. Now it turns out lhat only one man was shot b an Indian, and Ihe shoot ing is ascribod to the fact that the Cuipiewa was insane through drink. It 1 xks as though the sen sational reports brought from Mora, Minn., were intended to xcite public feeli'- against the Indians and thus lead to some steps to grab a portto:: of their reservation. Chicago's public school can point with pride to the fact that an 18 year old boy of its training, Walter A. Scott recently distin guished himself by carrying off the medal offered by Congressman Mason for the best essay on the proposed water-way from Chicago to the Mississippi. Thenotewoithy feature of the essay is that, aside from being far superior to the work of other competitors, it is one of the clearest and most concise state ments of the prcat project which Chicago wants national aid lo help her construct. Tin: verdict of those who have made a thorough investigation is that the recent tenib'e Johnstown disaster, as well an other destruc tive floodi arj due ti the denuding of the mountain ranges of their forest clothing. Such vandalism cannot bw curried on without retri bution following in some form. Tiie lending papers ( f t::e whole country an; htrong in Mipp-jit f measttr.-s U protect the soul fish erics iii Alaskan witter.-. This use ful aninii.l f-louM not 1-e td to be e:;ter:nia:ited.' wane at ray office, Crawford's block, Albany, Orexn. 1,'IIAR h. WOI.VHRTOX. j 0KKUUX FXitRTniC ItKLIRF IS TI!K MOST EIJ!- 1 t'ant nielicine in the world for internal and eMi inal use. anl f..r pain oj any nature, j - ... I. ...t.nl A it' .-..II.. - 1 OU win uuicr l iui. yjaix j.'t. druKiiMC for it. IiriSflft HUMPHUEY, f T c.ioice ctara. DKAI.KRS IN In Vlla li'nr"n Tn 'M otDce. Fine iuioorted and Key flest cigars a gecialty ' Oral Tllr lor Sale. A GOOD SUPPLY OF FIRST CLASS drain tile for sale at the Eapre brick and cile factory Kast of Albiny near Knox r.utte. Call at the factory or address Promts & Anstoo, Albany Oregon. S- 'TRAYkDiWM'TUK i J- AKMOK WW. CraAfcrd, near Tallo-.an, on Apiil 17, a bay horse, 16 bands hih.wei;h8l'200,niooth shod all round. Any information leading to his recovery will be suitably rewarded. . T70U 8ALb-IIOU.SK AUDIONE-FOURTH JP block, corner of 9th and Washington streets. Hoae is nearly new, 'rooms and bath room, larjfe barn, etc. Would sell the dwelling with the iusiue lot; separate. Ad drew T. A. Shane. Portland . Garden and Grass Seeds And all Implements Used by Farmers: Pre B. Harubnll. IrVRJl LEVELING OK ALLJKIXIS, AL ' bany Orcou. Agent for the Wright Farm Level. Location of ditches for tiling pnipoci a specialty. Orders left at the II kkai.i ottlfC will receive prompt attention Important Notice. HAVING LEASED THE MONTEITII pasture trcm the Orejron Pacific Co., all persons having stock therein on pasture are hereby notified ti renovc them at once, or tnake'arranetments with me. Failing to do so sticU stock will be turned out. JOHN SCHMEEi:. C. K. HAWKINS. F. FARRELL Docs an iinmetiKe business injall kinds of furniture, bedroom sets, parlor sets, chairs, bed lounges, kitchen safes, and all kinds of tables, etc., etc. Also have a tine selection of wall paper and window shades, which they are offering at elose figures, Call and see them, on First (street, opposite Stew art & Hox. I RIM The City Liquor Store, M. BAUMGABT, Proprietor. OT Next door to the Odd Fellows' emplc, Albany, OregonTSt Keeps constantly on hand the finest imported and domestic wines, liquors cijrar toVc-ws. Ouly first-class liquor store in she city .,.,.,, SPECIAL ATTENTION PAIKTO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY' 1 a ..m1i1 "ii vi tat inn in mII in ;ill 21Ili.lt f K; IV. Li (y VVlUlUt a v I examine these goods, feeliup that we can shovr you J (,jw!jArv bargains. In eonnectioji with the sale we shall dis-. UttuUlto play a large line ot WHITE GOODS and eml)n denes at FRESH BAKED BREAD fcvcrv Day. llld,Svrp.Pies.Cak TEAS axi COFFEi una Haisias OW PRICES A beautiful line of ginghams and seasonable wool en dress goods. Our stock is new and complete in every department. "W" F BEAD, CANNED tfoODS. ETiTi Albanv. "-'SKod Bardiie Robertson BAKING PO WJKK. Put up expressly for JuliusGrad Jwohl and sold at his Golden Rule Bazaar in OXE POITXP CAXS AT 25 CENTS TEll CAN JS0Guarante(;d to bo firsl-claf-s in every Respect. JIILITS CR DWOHL NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS! Are now established with a first-class btock of JOB PRINTERS. ROYCK & I1IBBLER STAl'LK FAMILY GHOCKRIKS. On the corner of First and Ferry nnnncltA Ssffk.t'avf A shkioi . ...... ow.x. " ; Tbw is one o tne nios complete line of canned goods, gro- j j; on, having a fine vi ceries and provisions of all kinds, no- ; eouNfr. towns and . . t 1 'i n 1 1 oil n.TV nnil c, tions, etc. Fresh fruit and vegetables cyery morning. Prices reasonable. ACALL AND SEE UvSi FARM FOR SALE, TWILL SELL .MY F1XETAI5M OK 200 A acres, situated in Benton county, two A J!.!i' .-tni k of M ii mil' honey coinli i!nii:;i- h:;L'rv I:i! robes. Fl v nets ii'ii! :' :'.n)V' .it the ;e:u1;ni,r WILL BROS. Dealers in all tho latest improved piano9. organs, sewing inachines.;v.ns. also a full line of warrafited razors butcher and pocket knives. The best kind of sovinsj ni:'..:bine cih, liecdles andextr.i3forp.il tn.icliii.eo. .All ro nairir.;.' in th.- abf-ve ii:c: nersfiv :;r.J n-as-.'iir.i.ly :v,. miles from Albany. This is a koo1, healthy locatiaii, with nood well of pure water, with wind mill: guod house; building all new. 1 uw im one o me nmsL pimiij jiai;ca m inniiiit.iins. Far in" ii rvTv nnil '1.in find arliintcd ail kinds ot fruit, ynality of land second ti mule. 1 will make rhis a rare bargain to the ri'ht man. Iuiinirants, don't faill to see this farm before To" ,,ll.v 0I1!e an(1 s(, mt' en the place. M. T. WHITNEY. BROWNSVILLE. .Ileal Estate and NS U VANCE A CEN" ' re? icU7 !ii'.oii! iinois Furniture House! jl THOS. BRINk BcstliM of Unrein the Citvof AJbauv ! Fane Wickt,. Chairs Louno-es Parlor Cornice Poles Mirrors Feather Pillows Srino- MattressesJ Window Shades Walnut Exten . sion Tables Suits; And v. :.ai you can't find al oilier houses, I have it. Tn factevery thin tha is kept in a lirst-cla?s house. is. Maple and, Walnut Chamber set. Chairs. Spring Reds. Loaugrs Etc., Etc.. at Prices that CAM NOT BE UNDERSOLD. A Til! A NY - - OREGON ne beat Soap ir. the market Le'Roi Savon. A fine assortment of domestic and Imported Cigars M3TM John Fox's old stand ; low H " lew brick. HOPKINS & SALTMARSH,'! PluiuM Pine Fin n r i mi STOVES tare and Hate; Cr"All work promptly done ftt reasonable rates. First Stukkt, A long Felt Waul In Albany lias been filled by the SECOND HAND STOBB. The past veur lias proven it to be necessity. The best and cheapest place in the city to buy T0"r Stoves, FBrnitnre,tinware Wc aie aiways prepared to tmy voui household furniture at the nipu-'s cash price. Sole iicnls for llie PEERLESS Oil CAN Lamp F"ili-Er I 4 ttrVii'.'lr. .i.i.i