Morning daily herald., June 23, 1889, Page 2, Image 2

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RAILROAD MATTERS l.X UBX
ICl'AL. The result of the recent railroad
election cf lirectors in the city of
Portland, in which Villard and
Elijah Smith were contestants,
and the interests of the Northern
Pacific, Transcontncntal and O.
K. t X. companies were directly
and the Union Pacific indirectly
interested, seems to have been
practically si drawn battle, neither
Hide having gained just what they
desired, namely the supremacy in
control. Concessions were mad;
upon both sides, and by the con
cessions made by the Northern
Pacific or Villard men it is said
that the Union Pacific has gained
what it has been seeking, the
chance of completing its Washing
ton territory lines, and eventually
making a sound terminus.
One of the Elijah Smith party is
reported a.-? saying: "Our visit
may bear fruit in the construction
of a line to the Sound, probably
from Umatilla by way of North
Yakima and the Natchez pass.
Tacoma will not be ignored, and it
is po.-fsiblo the Mne may be extend
ed to Port Townsend, although
that is a matter of further consider
ation, and will depend upon the
result of an investigation of the
resources ot the country along the
proposed line, the cost of construc
tion, maintenance and operation.
It is the purpose of the Union
Pacifo to find n Hound terminus.
If Tacoma can afford the facilities,
it will be some years at least
before the line will be extended
any further. Hut little reliance ia
plated in the peace established at t
Portland Monday, unless the Union !
Pacific can place itself in an inde
pendent position. A road with its
terminus in Portland cannot com
pete with one having Us terminus
on the Sound. L do not know
whether tho Union Pacific will be
disposed to accept the fourth clause
of the agreement offered at Port
land. This clause was the on'y
one not accented, and relate to a
traffic arrangement by which the
TEMPERANCE BOTES.
OBbributet ly the W C. T. V
Rhoie Island follows in the wake
of Massachusetts and Penusyl
yania. The amendment is lo t by
a considerable majority.
JULIUS GEADWOHL'S
G. VV.
S M ITH,
The United states Brewery Ae-
sociation has appropriated the
following sums to defeat prohibi
tion : Dakota $2000 ; Rhode Island
$3,500 ; Connecticut $2500.
A movement has been started in
Brooklyn, by Roman Catholic
priests to enforce the laws against
opening the 6aloons on Sabbath.
The work is under the auspieies of
Fathers Fransioli, O'Hare and
Barry. Immense meetings are
held and men of all creeds and
political views are welcomed to the
pUtform. The prayers of thou
sands will ascend for their success
in this good work.
The prohibitory amendment is
defeated in Pennsylvania by an
over whelming majority. Scarcely
an occasional observer, much less
a close student of the times could
have predicted any other result.
The great state was of two mreh
importance for the liquor men to
lose, hence money .vas poured out
like water, and although Pennsyl
vania ia a state of churches and of
temperance societies, and these
did not fail to do their duty in the
great fight, yet there was found
numbers who would sell not only
their vote, but their very soul?, ifj
they could, for money and rum.
Wilber V. Grafts, the grand Sun
day school worker, will be in Ore
gon in July. His stay is very
limited and he can only hold
meetings at three points, Portland,
Salem and Corvallis. The man
agers of the O. P. 11. R, have
offered to send a special train to i
return those who may go to Cor- j
vallis to hear Mr. Crafts, after the
lecture in the evening. He will
hold an afternoon meeting, and as
the Albany people would go up on
the 1 o'clock train, they could be
present at that meeting. Forty
persons are required to secure a
train. We should have that num
ber and mote, as we very seldom
hare the opportunity of hearing
such a distinguished writer and
speaker.
'Now dcMZui vn jewelry at French's
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FAMIL
AND GENERAL JHARDWAFE
.SFrt'BSMJi: TOJW. U. JW?ARLAND
GROCERIES
1 ioo-er Bros'. Silverware,
French, China and Crvstalware
Bovs' Wagons and VJoll Oarnacrt.
Fancv Goods and a General ,naaM
A.sortment oi Crockery Yg
The Leader !
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Stoves, pumps and jpmmbing
He'Buys Direct and Carries the Largest Stock',in the
Willamette Valley?
lei on parte Francais. Hier mr deutch gesorochen -3
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carry an immense line of
Stoves and General Hardware
Including the celebrated EARLY BREAKFAST and JEWEL cooking
stoves and ranges, parlor and cooking stoves, a.-d ail kinds ofjkitchen
r-Vt"-' utensil?' also a comlpete assortment of
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BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
unp8, hose, copperwrare. tinware, rnd plumlra' goods a specialty,
nrices are cuaraateed to be satisfactory. The public is inTited to
callj.ind inspect onr stock
Our i
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Tweedale'a building, Albany, Oregon. j
Cotton .and Rubber 13 ose,
Tin Gran-lle tmtl Coppvr tvu i A If Job Work Promptly Attended to
STEWART &
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-Dealers in-
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BPART
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XEW TO-DAY.
Ge
neral
Acalrd kid for Sales,
oKA!.i:i P.IIS 'WILL I5K RKCIEVKO BY
Otlie clerk of School Oistrk-t So. S Linn
coantj Urctfc n ii to C o'clock P M., cf St
urciay Julv ith. ItiSO, to furnish said District
with 60 :orils of irrub oak wooil. Raid wood to
re 4 foot lonir and no stick to bo h;Ks tuaii 3
inches in diameter aho to fumLh said District J
with 5 cords split fir wood (from large trees)
free of knots,Ul wood to Se delivered at the
Central Scboo 1 builditiy ia Albany. The
Board reserves the risfht to reject axt or all i
bids. I
By order of the Uoard of Dirsctors. i
. liCKKlIAUT,
June 21 ,t 139- CierU I
Hardware
The Albanv Bakery !
-Buder the now management of-
D,
asker Bros.
-fl'R KEEP
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Agricultural Wewfe.
Having I hitolv secured "u very'larefaiul desirable a fuutineot choice family groecrics and
Dainaslc at exceedingly Ir prices, we shall
we shall oiler the urneiat a
YOUKU SAN AGED
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VV of eorer und Luiiustrlous habit, deeires
a situation m a ittore, mill, factory or other
business. Writes a irood hand and has taught
Htveral term f ichool. Cnu give .satisfac
tory reff rence. lDqoire .-it this oiic.
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Northorn I'aciii.: is to double-track
the Hue to Toitland and permit the
finion rucifli; to enter Taeoma on
equal oasis." 1
The specift. t-trit'e cl" the tr;:ne-:
continental lines seeines to be toi
acquire tho nio-t available and
perfect Pacific ocean tenninus. i)l
these terminal points north of San
I-Vineiiien the Sound and the mouth
of the Columbia are the principal ! W""
ones together with Vaquina Lay, j
rrtt X" . i...:fv. 1 . .-. .. f
the fwthold on tho
Oregon rucifu: on Yaquina liay
and if the Union Pacific
ordinanro urohitntiiiK unvlnj in tbe city
Croi to I.ct. ;
ANTED A MAX TO TAKi: THK !
harve:iii of a jeid of o0 aere. crops
cou'iHtin ot whett, oats, timothy and cheat
bay. Terms, out Lalf to the harvester, the i
otiicr half to Be v;aeed 111 jfood order iu the j
o-.vner"s bum. Apply to Tiiu. 1. Anderson
onbU farm, Ove inileJ wmth cl Albany by f
TurLer'i bridge. !
Iron, Steel and Coal
Wajons and Buggies
Rope and Cordage
Blacksmiths- Supplies
Carpenters' Tools
Builders9 Hardware
Powder, Shot, etc.
Giant Powder & Fuse
Saws and Axes. j
SPKCIAL
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NEXT TEN
SALE
DAYS
Cannea Pineapples,
Clioice Table Delisaeiss
OroaBcoted cake for
Wedumns and Parties.
Garden and Grrass Be
ed:
rtiUnio I rll'x mackerel and suit fish of al I
kind.
FRESH BASED BREAD
JbCvcrv lJav.
Best Pies. Cukes
r.NTr.a WORK T TOl'Xli MAN -1 YKAES
or aor, just arrived in Albany from the ,
or otlii e to learn a (eruianent buHincs.". Will j
give firat-elass references Wages at first no ,
t the j Adjs x.. V. O. Box 830, Albany. I
" T?AIR WARNING Tilt PlJiLIt: IS
Iie pl(! T herebv notified of the cxwtcncc of city
hour, and the
,11114 unh tilled. i nicoRinc
hi all Impleieiits Used by Farmers:
C. E. HAWKINS.
I'AKRELL
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We extend a cordial 'nvitation to all to call an d
examine these ;oods, feelins: that we can show you j f 1
oarains. in connection wuu me saic wi? suau
play a large line ot WHITE GOODS and erabri
denes at
TEAS axi COFTE
., . -i : .- . orainanro uronimiiii;
nave int ir eye on me main upeimiK . Iimiw faste-r than mK miie.,a
tlot : leaving of teams unh'tiln
."v.. ..... .3vv.. ;,..amcarcl.e81)ectel hereafter orrK will he J
OV tlie UllOCCUnieci niOUlll oi me i n'ail, under piovi'ions ot sncn ordinance.
J. X. HOKKMAX, Ctv Maridial
Colunihitt rivr
A line runniiu
almost direct
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J. SIcCA US TLANl. CIVIL K.NGlNKr.K ,
ami Knrvvor. I)r.iU7litincr and Llue-
from Ot'den, their lireSCnt Western ; imnt. Office with Oroyon Lnd Co. Albany
. I lf Ur TWTf.wnrn cl utuma UTlfl tt'O ttT BllTklllV ft
terminus on tl.e mam line to tiici ., ivtatai aubdividce. mam n adc ai. i,,VJ . BIioi.inn nf nwr nr1 winilow shades, which they are
Doeslan immense business in!all kinds of furniture, bedroom nets, parlor
rhmra hpd Innnfps kitchen fiat rs. and all kinut OI taoies, etc.. cic.
0"
fLKOON r.LRCTIilC RKLIHF IS TUK MO.MT Kli-
irant medicine In the world for internal
r.nd external use. and f '-r pain oi any nature.
You will never find it equal. Ask your
druggiHC for it.
WINX HUMPHREY. DEALERS IN
choice cigars. In Wells, Farj:o & Co.'s
otGce. fine impoitcd and Key Wct eisrars a
t-pceialty
Brain Tile for Jinlr.
A GOOD SUPPLY OK FIRST CLA.SS
moutii of the Columbia won Id cross 1 w eopied on bort notice. j oflcrinf; at close figures,
the Cascade mountains on the oldj-yu:, k. a. Mcalikter noKorATinc mv. j art & Sox,
.... m . i .. II i ... ; J melon and aunrcon. Han removed his!
inilliary roau, buui w ,u"cot i office into Craw ford black. All vails prompt-
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and tes jass in uu? cafecaueft acoueu
tlonrn the middle fork of the Wil
lamette, thence through the heart
of the valley, taking in the most
productive part, crossing the Wil
lamette at Albany and making a
direct Una through Polk, Yamhill
and Tillamook counties, finding a
countrv already improved and
anxious lor transportation facilities j Jg "J" J
fall and see them, on First .'street, opposite Stew-
The City Liquor Store,
M. BAUMGABT, Proprietor.
T Next door to the Odd Fellows' cmple, Albany, Oregon"
Keeps consUntlv on hand the finest imported and domestic n ines, liquors cieari
tc')"!T0S. Onlv flrst-class liquor store in she citv
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAIDITO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY'
O W PRICES
A beautiful line of ginghams and seasoiui-le wool
en dress goods. Our stock is new and complete in
everv department.
KT IF1 ZESE-iLJIX
Albanv ;.
illil
vuuu
into
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BE
liaising
CAXXEB tiOODS, ETC.
- a ue het Soap in the market
Barduc
Robertson
Uutte. Call at the factory or address Propts j
, ii. Auston, Albany Oregon. '
srvt a . Ultjktf rrtlt L'llHI iL t U.' t
me ranroau minaingana yiem au 3 craford. near Talln-.an. od Apiil X7, a I
immnnqo harvest, r.f hiea' trafiic. uay horse, lo hands lnsh,weihs 1200,iiooth 1
as well as a vast area along the
coast that would be developed by
NEW GOODS!
The route is certainly worthy of
consideration bv tho (Tnion Pacific
shijd all round. Any information Icadinir to j
his recovery will be suitably rewarded.
Are now established with a first-class
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on ir 1. .nivv .vwiiiovE.FnrR-rii l
people, if they have not vet had it Lb block, corner of Hth and Washington j ,Tr . ,,Tr v CliorVI'lIvi
, , . utrfeta. House is nearlv new, Trooms and STAl ld'. 1 A'MIJj i Olkt L l.K 1 1.
nmler advisement. 1 1...,. ur v..iii,i sell tho '
!nTTrn"mTm!!! j dwelling with the insiue lot ' siqinte,
IT i'.i said that the government j tlressT. A. Shane. Portland
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iias itch punt iwtcii not to sseu iuy Iiuuortanl Notice
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who are ilocking into Montana.
Ad-
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Iiuportanl
AVINC LK.SE1 THK JIOXTKITH
pasture trcm tho Oregon Pacilie Co., all
...rtid liti-l,fr atrti.lr thoroin nn ntot.lirt lire
The residents if that common- hereby notified to remove them r.t once, or
ii .1. ,.,.,,.;.. . n . ! make firrangreraenU with i:ie. Kailing to do
wealth do imt appreciate tlie many ( 8) kUch st0irk wi bo tuniwl 0lt.
wived religionists in their midst.
Err K. Harshnll,
Asent for the
On the corner of First and Ferry
strects, opposite .Stewart & box. a
complete line of canued goods, gro
ceries and provisions of all kinds, no
tions, etc.
Fresh fruit and vegetables cyery
morning. Prices reasonable.
TCALL AND SEE USc-i
JOB PRINTERS.
ROYCE & niBBLER
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-MAK.M LKVKI.INC OF AU.JKINOS
1 oany treiron.
Bkaii. has finally corn-hided to
-n-fifin-ite in the conaress of
. .... . Farm l.eti- l.o.'.itiO!i of ditches lor ti 111
American nations, cal!el to mevt j pnpoes a : i;:Uy. Orders left at the
in this country next Octolier. ! m Oieo will receive prompt attention
. I TJEIISOXS DK8IKINU SAND. J.OAM OR
Now i3 the time to yet one Oi . 1. sravel In.in the premises of F. L. Such,
those celebrated ook stoves, only j JX
Oreja i. C'iias. K. Woi.viiUTOX.
$10, at Hopkins & Saltmarsh's.
H ILL BROS.
AI.-I .
Wright j Dealers in ail thn Iate3t iniirovod
pianos, orgausjsevi iu-; tnc-icnines,guns
also a full line of warranted razors'
butcher and pocket knives. The best
kind of sewing machine oils, cecdlca
and extras for all machines. All re
pairing in the above linrs neatly aad
re&iaaatty Hon.
FAEM FOR BALE,
WILL SELL MY FINE' FARM OF 200
acres situated in Benton county, two
miifrnm A than v. This is a coon, healthy
locatian, with tood well of pure water, with
wind niiIl;nuod house: building all new.
This in one of the most rightly places in Ore
gon having a fine viaw of the Kurroundini:
couxtrj, town-J and mountiins. Far in-'
land all new and clean and adapted to all
kinds of fruit. Oualitv of land second to
none. I w ill make rhis a rare bargain to the
right man. Immi-rruits. don t faill to see
this farm before ou buy, Come and see me
on the plaee. T. WHITNEY .
iinois Furniture
Le Roi Savon.
A fine assortment of domestic
and Imported Cigars
4
John Fox' old stand iw Fl nu
new brick.
HOPKINS & SALTMARSH.f
Fliiljiiinv
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use!
. THOS. BRINk
Best Line of In tie Cit? of Albanv!
Fane Wickt,. Chairs Louno-es Parlor
Com: ce Poles Mirrors Feather
Pillows S-nrino1 Mattresses,!
Window Shades Walnut Exten
sion Tables Suits;
And wl.at you can't find at other houses, I have it. In factevery
thing tha is kept in a first-class Louse.
Ash, Maple and Wahmt Chamber seta, Chairs,
Spring Beds, Lounge Etc., Etc., at Prices that
CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD.
i-ree SIily ! at L't-r.tcn s ALBANY - - 0P.EC1OM
STOVES
Tinware and Eata,
'All work promptly done at
reasonable rates.
First Sibkkt,
Pi au k eLOf
ArIonff Mt Wan
BROWNSVILLE.
Keal Estate and
INSURANCE A CEN" F
In Albany has been filled by the
SECOND HAND STORE.
The past vrar has proTf n it to be
necessity. Tho best and cheap
place in the city to buy vour
Stoves, Pnrniture.tinware
I We aie aiways prepared to ny yoin
uouscnoiu inrnimrc ai the mnwi
cash price. Sole n.?ciils for the
PEERLESS OIL C
And Lamp Filler.
L. GOTTLIEB
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