Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, July 21, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text(1 i889. Rowing fjailgmUi JJailv a.np Weekly people so fervently and zealously Catholic as they are in the domin ions of his Catholic Majesty. No where else are the aristocracy, and the class from which civic function aries and army officers are drawn, so little infected with skepticism DAILY futilishe'l cverv morninjc x;pt Monday.) -II 1 1 : utAnb (t 1 t.r mail, xt y.-ai - a oo i or agnosticism. Nowhere else has VVKKKJ y I the Catholic hierarchy retained eo (I'ublislicil e-.tn Friilay Morning.) ! much power and SO much W ealth. i .i.nuv.rvr annum, lit uvance.........f w A Perfect Laxative "'Men not iaiil in advance... i.10 ' H.M A. v. 1IIK MAILS. Wails at the Albany postollice close for all office north i The Kastern statu ' The West Side f And the Xairow Cauxe K. K. ) For Portland anil Salem Ua.u Vrvalliti an J Yauina ..i.M r. u office south .. 730 P. The txwtotticc will be closed each cveiiiri; ui siv to seen o'clock. liesrfstcreil matter tor tli t-arly morning ffjf Spaniards would account - . . 1 11 . .... 1 I L ...... m w Alru.k fliu n'yious eveuin. WHAT IT COSTS. Alphonists and Carlists vie with one another in professions of devo tion to their traditional faith, and republicanism of the type which sees in clericalism its chief enemy scarcely exists in the peninsula. Par from viewing the transfer of the Papal residence to their soil with misgiving, the great majority it an honor and a blessing. They might even, in order that the Papacy might have guarantees analogous ; to those which it formerly possess- We arc apt to growl at the ex-! ed at Avignon, assenttothe cession pense t our governmental a flairs, j of Valencia ami ;ts adjacent sea but in comparison with other : port of Kl Srao to the Holy Father ountries our affairs are very econ- j in full sovereignity. mii:ally administered. Indeed it j " is said that the greatest peril to Tin; growth of this gl.,hr which the Kngli-fi throne is its enormous j forms our abiding place is greatly cost. The Philadelphia l'ost says j accelerated , it appears, by meteoric that is then- is one tiling more than accretions. Accumulations of sur anotherthat places the throne of j face-matter axe astonishingly rapid. Kn!latid in dan-.-r it is the i nereis-1 l'loldsor Newton estimates thsst nig tiemainls on parliament lur royal or purgat ive effects It should also incite the liver to action, aid diges- : 3 nun, auu i eliuvethe I kidneys. Like nothing else, Painc's Celery Compound is a perfect laxative and cuies constipation where all other remedies fail. "As a'gentle laxative Paine'. (,'ele ry Compound i surely without a peer I thiuk I ought to know, since I have tried remedy after remedy for about six years, and have found nothing that equals it in my case of enstive ncss." .1. 15. Jenkins, Teacher, Cloyd'a Creek. 'lenn. nhoiihl be I Paine's Celery Compound is prooap mild, and I and pleasant. As a laxative it leaves prompt little to be desired. 1 have great and pleas- I confidence in its merits." ant, with , Albert Lkaxauu. Asso t tditor G. W. SM ITH; fklCUlMSOK TO W. U. MffAELAND Jour, of Pedagogy, Athens, Ohio. "For two or three years years I suffered intensely with severs pains in my bowels, which were habituahy constipated. My bowels are now regular, and 1 have had no return of these pains since using one bottle of Panic's Celery Compound F. (.;. Stick nev. Droggist. Havana, Ala. Mora!: Use Paiue's Celery Com pound and stop ruining the intestinal tract with harsh purgative pills. $1.00. Six fori$5.00. Druggists. Wells Bichardsonl&'Co. Bnrlinp-toa. Vt. The Leader ! Stoves, pumps and Plumbing ftfaanaail fln. Are thi simplest I V CS Iliatlo. UllZlOiltl Um A child canTusc.them. ! Babies Living on Lactated Food are Healthy. Happy and Hearty It is unequaled grants to members of the family. The annuities now paid in this wav an.ount to L',71o,(J00. -i(M),00i,(itH meteors fall to Die earth annually. These add enormous quantities of matter to the earth, but do toot, of course, account for If the expenditures for the royal all surface growth and changes forests and for the grounds a'lout the palaces are included, the total xceens s;;.ikio,uiiii. Ana tins is far from all the cost oi royalty. To (his enormous sum parliament is now asked to add one or two hun dred thousand more for the benefit .f two of the members of the royal family soon to be married. Fvery time a gi-ant is usked there is in creasing discontent shown by the people. What th will lead to in the end is ji it difficult to lorcser Modern London is built on the site of lloman London, but the ancient j city is seventeen feet lower than the modern. The Jerusalem streets that Jesus walked through are twenty feet lower down than the streets of Jerusalem of to-day. One of the most interesting resorts! in that city, in the time of Christ, was the pool of Uethesda. Recent ly, work being done by the Alger ian monks has laid bare a large tank cut in the solid rock thirty i .. . . The number f paupers in Kngland j !eot oecp increases every year. .Many branches of foreign trade are pass ing out ol the control of Knglish merchants, and there will come a time when tiie distress will call for radical remedies. The House of Lords U now tottering, and the established, church is sure to fall. Justin McCarthy says that as soon as the Dish iiuestion is which will orobably be in trie next parliament, the country will turn its attention to othergreat reforms. The one question now absorbs a'l others. That out of the way and there will b" shoif work made of the House of Lords. Tiie cstah- linois Furniture m m o z Q Z tn o h c) i W n Yr- tSvl f w i I It V t i I II i i MOEE THAU" SEVEN HUNDRED different styles and differ ent kinds of Stoves for Heating and CooW ftr Tle World's Bes-manufactoj . stiattLereis76 This pest to tfc- w etore, from il it ' w the found efPeaaiVe 1 UUZ nan 1.- line oo ; uo trade Trona. r. you et tf00 ttarfr ata. " " "e ien.- ' see o o o 0) X z o X PI m 71 ouse making Li mi:li: and lumber forms a prominent piace in finan cial operation. The New York Tribune notes a large movement in that direction in what is believed to be the largest lumber transac tion ever concluded in this country has just taken place. It involves purchase of what is known as tract in the Adirond- ncks, including nearly all the spruce timber in that region, cov ering an area of about IJOO.OOO acres. It is estimated that fully I.."iK.mni,0iit) feet of spruce and pine will be cut from this region. The price paid was something overt ,i. spttfe.L! l" " , . . , p. . . . !f)00,HHi Hie toiin.iation-; i the aristocracy will haw then been undermined.; Rnd the throne it.etf w ill be pretty J sure to go. This mav b.- averted "i.'Xi - a sii.k I'AKasoi, awaits an .. " . JT own' r at Wells. Karo .t 'o x nres lor a time 11 the I Jueen s su-cessor , oSi.f. uhen- it wa4 left Saturday. XEIV TO-DAY. . THOS. BRINk Best Line of !::iure In the Cilvof Alliaovl Fane Wickt. Chairs Louno-es Parlor Cornice Poles Mirrors Feather Pillows Serine Mattresses, Window Shades Walnut Exten sion Tables Suits, And w..at you can't find at other houses, I have it. In fac-tevry-thing tha is kept in a first-class house. Ash, Maple and Walnut Chamber sets, Chair, Spring Beds, Lounges Etc., Etc., at Prices that CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD. ALBANY - - ORBGOM CottoiiyruiclRuljbei- Hose, Tiiif, dranite'iiml Copfterwar'. All Job li'ork Jrowptly Attended to Wilt. & Stark. mmg Jfifdry, LinnCoiinty Bank COWAN : RALSTON Albany, Oregon Transa.1 a iteueral iiaiikiu bUHiitens. liraw sijfht drattii.on New rlf. .n; Knn isco&nd eortlanrf, fr. Loan money on approved acctirit;'. Kevcive deposits Miibjcet t cherk. Collections vntnmteil to;Ju ll rec .mint attcoW. ,v Just reeeived at ll. nice.tsntineiit x cane-: F wert's, a d -headed All at ilie lioiineia tlic r;t . (Jive tbriu a t ali. I is equally a-i wise a- she. lias been. and does no! interlere with rule of the l;oi:e of common?. even then it is the Hut Wool Matt ins. I tavim; it:i!ciiASKi a -i-i:ctiox JlL eiiiine anil a full wood ta in Tiittit, I 'nit nrwii!inl fr l'iL't I'CtiL t r;iit if lhnt. kirtil not to lie SUppOSCUt person i-fiinvr i!n-ir wiiiierM tironooilHawed ! . ..t i -i! a- w ill do 11 t i iriTu nip h call. i that the people will continue to tax ' ' ck. ll. u arki:.N. I themselves Iron: three to five mil-1 - ! I h 1 I'll. f..H ..1.. lions annmilly tor the sake of being j i;o01 sl-OK ' ;.,RST c, KHH '"i i j ml tile factor', tot ot Allianv near Knox) grants W ill l-e c:r dow n UIll tfie ! i-utte. Call at tiie factory .uMress Prouts throne will not Clil 0 m SI OIF- BOOTS AND SHOES. v down and the ! mate. hire Oflei resist- j ,v Anj "rrson. i If thii want ;i clean uixl line t-rnoke I askfor .1. loM-pir home mailt: white uUor i-ixiirs. V-ir sale ( most cigar iloulers and at. I. Josepli's factory. JULlUSJiEADWOflL'S am! 4 1 1 I I JV AMIL I T GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR (IKOUElflES AND GENERAL jHARDWAfE Staple Groceries I That ance. Xioulil r.n;!a!:il entrae in i a foreign war and meet with defeat r should it suffer a prolonged in dustrial depression, tho throne would b- in -M-e it dan-er In sn, h A U:XNY CRF.ami-RY-FRESH MILK WOUKl l. Ill -.real ianer. in SIKH . Uelivercil to anr part of the citr by Wm f imes the people demand a change .Me.Ters. Orders cap be left at Conn liros. or .. ,. , . ... .. . at, K. i.. Kf nton'k. as they dnl in 1-ranee alter edan.l . .. . The popular feeling is likjv to take ! ,ro, lo lr- ., , , , , , . ; W'AXTKD A MAN TO TAKK THK the form ot a revolution, which in harvestiiiy of a r.dd ,.t . acre, crops ICnland would mean the end of conswtin of wheat, its. timotliT and iheat . J ba. lcrniD, one halt to the harvester, the . . .... . i nn-norM hum. Atmlv to 'I'lins. I. AndAfRnii f that t.ie uiamour ot tiie ttirone " on hi frm. five milw b.th of Alhany by Kngland has ;;one. Take for in-j J,Jrir.'b.rjdift;- stance a recent occurrence when : I7A1K WAKNixt ! i- BARGAINS! From and after this date stock of Boots ami Shoes BARGAINS! 1 will sell my entire the Prim e of Wales' carriseunin tentionally took part in a proces sion without a military or escort. The peoph tllb Pl'HLIC ISi hereby nopfiwl of the evUtenee of city j ordinance prohibiting drivinir in the city limits faster thau aix miles n hour, and the leaving of teams unh'UhcJ. Unles the Jol ite ! name are respected hereafter arretts will be , , j iraua, uuurr pruTi-Kins oi eucu orutnanee. Iiatted the j. . HOKKMAN, C'tv Marshal. .1. McCAl'STLAN'li, t.'IVIl, K.NGISKRR occupants and the boot blacks took ! possession Ot tll steps. 1 he I Time ! Xj and Surveyor. Draughting and Ulne ..... . , ... . i i prints. Office with Oregon. Land Co. Alhany Minister met W ith smifar treatment , Scweraze systems and water supply a only a few davs no. There is no i 8Pt-ela tT- rjjtates suuuiviuee, maps n,ade longer a doubt about the security offered by republican institutions or copied on nhort notice. 1 . K. A. McAlihtui - 1 1 fieian and nunreon. since the civil war. The perjeluity and .success of our republic is not in question. Should the French republic continue to exist and its people to prosper even more than those of (ireat liritain. it would be further evidence to the eyes of Knglishmen that a throne is an 1 .... Invnvv UU11CT.C3MI i iiio-.tiisiicuiauii. i r KVERE HOUSK That it will have to no in tunc can I it Pfeiffcr bardlv be doubted, arid the in-j : 1,.,. Ic r-f.val irrnnl : kitchen. will hasten the end. HOMlOI'ATIIlt PUT- lls-4 removed bis ollice into ( rawford'j block. All callnprompt- ryauemtca to. 0KE0OX KLitCTRIL' KRMKr IM TUB MOftT BI.K nnt medicine in the world for internal :wl cxtemnl uw, and fr pain oi any nature. Yott will never find it equal. Ask your drur-i-i 'or it. AT COST! This is a cloeing out sale to mako room tor my ;inmense Fall and winter stock of Dry Goods,oloaks nvwl "R'n.-TiiRiliinor Grinds which will SOOn arrive. I intend to have the most complete Roei' 13ros Silverware, French, China and Crvstalware Boys' AVapjoiis and Uoll Carriages. jFancv Goods and a Greneral .sortment ot Croekery. , ' andrTO Y S. He Buys Direct end Carries the Largest Stoekl'm the Willamette Valley? i lei on parte Francois. Hier wir deutch aeiDrochen. CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day. , to wMcfa to constantly I L 1)EllSON"S DtSIIMNO SAND, IA)AM OR gntvel from the premiaes ot F. L. Snch, in Teuton i-onnty. can pnwurr tickets for the rac at my office, Crawford's block, Albanr, Orej.in. Cn K. Wolvirtos. Drv Groods tore In the Valley. Call early, aw 1 can and will save yon money. carry an inimeiigc line of WASHBURN, , .a Stoves and General Hardware Including the celebrated KARLY BREAKFAST and JEWEL cooking J stoves and ranges, parlor and cookinp stores, add ail kinds ofgkitcHea 3 J 'iteiisi'is! also a conilpete assortment of Farmers and carters' Tools -AND- AI.BANY, OK. CHAS l'rop. Onlv firat-oclafls house m the city. Ijire Ratnple rooms for com-ni.Ti.-iiil men. o Chinamen cmplovcd in the tienerai Htace ofhre for Corvallis, I Tjik Ciitholocisni of Sjiain iui IXWS.VLE -A FINE YKAKLl V("J IIOL- V xtvin tu! I from a pood cow, weight 000 ; pounds. Will le sold for ?14. Also a j:ood n iitle tn'sh mili'li cow five years old and calf, ilvav I cen it prominent (ii;inu the latter a Jieifer J bhort horn. ITiee (. " ' , Applv t I;imel llouc. Tanitent, Or. feristk'. but that country now. ..." ... makes it ivtigims zeal mor:- i-roinineiit ly rxtondin- to tin-, I'ojK'.. -v!ii tin N tli' srrowin? liber- Ulisin of Italy inwrrija-ible with Vis continir;:is :-:Uy in Ko:ii an usyliiui :t:id perni:inont homo on tin- soil ui Sp;i'm. Thi' :iio.-t prob- ;iblo place t be st-k-.-li'd tiv tliis ; s asylum i at Valencia. Tin New ! , York Stm :tys that" nowluTe else in Kiiioy- aro the niasscs of tho ' i Albany. epcn BUILDERS' HARDWARE, Fuiiipi. hois. opirwa.e. tinir ir-, ;-m l pUinlnri lit .sp-iiia'.ty. Ov prices are uuaraateed tvi i s:tisfajtorv. The public is invited to all . nd inspection r stuijk. 'IVKedale's building, Albany, Oregon. J m le Willamette Packing Company Mh as Cranbenit&j Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Order, Anchomj Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc. TbM good w all bought wbm prlas ere Vmm, and Ihm baoeflt at the maito vill m gi ven to him tacnara. Kananbar tb plaa t ta oM onarQ Vktat and BromdmOt Ma CBIiWl l J. PFEI W ALBlNTSODAfORBS -IS AUU1TI.OX TO rilElR OWN LINK OF CANNED 00DS Choice Mdiopefy. ; mmxt amntaStSraSSL, CTr! and rl)'jJ" Snrtmaatrj?-' aaa'' AT fMICUIK BRAIL. 1 sup.irioijjiiiaiiiier, ALBANY A r'lialc i'. S. Stttnrd 8-ton v.!r only ; ;7. i!c'ivi-rt d at joa," tirureMt railn-nl 'atio!l I : c f irjit'ht fc tlrrt;. days triil. I, ' r:cr j if it i I fo- tne vari. Ai'dnsJ, t . C. IlOKi il AN". Alba in . ii"on 1 IK I nludiasr fniits .i'i I v; 'itiuies oi an Uri is emir i in a I sojis not t i lose tlu-ir natural lUvor.o carry A COMPLETE LIITB -OK- A-lbany, - - Oregon, hi Cum Ik . Manufacture steam engines, grist and saw mill machinery, iron fronts and all kinds of heavy and light ork in iron and brass castings. Special atten tion paid to rr pauing all kinds of machinery. Patterns made on stort notice. K. F. SOX, President. C. 11. .Stewart, Secretary. Family Grroceries. ! Choice Table Delicacies, fresh fraitsv.id vc t.i'ile j! ail ds, .lrsusa 1 j'cicken", etc., ccc. NEW PROCESS FLOURi TlieBsstStmsBFMijitiq PTTk LLSAinr I