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

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Newspaper Page Textthe iokxix-i; ijekal-iv fkiday, September 20, isj. MTWIWMIWri V Daily and weekly 1 1 TERMS OFSUBrC.tlPTJON- CAIl.t :i';.h.-i every morning except Mondav.i e!ivi"T(J by carrier, per week............ 0.15 Sy mail, per year ....... i W WEKKLY. !i-litsl every Friday M'jrnin.) ,vr annum, in advance. ........i-!.C0 in advance : 2 THE MAIL. . the Albany totH;ce!oec ir otlkn north li:-; Kiitem Mtalcs (C;3j a. , West side i" ii.-l Natron: Ki.u;v 1!. B. ) t""r I'ur'.Iand and Salem II a. 'rtal!i.i and Yaquiua r. M office south 7:.!D p. m The post olfici will be closed each cveiiil fun six to scve 1 o'clock. lU-gistered ma'.ter for lli-j.;arly niornii g "iiu should be wailed before 8 o clock tie . rvvious tvciiiair. OOO OLD WATCHES GKE"VE2nT .-WT5T. OREGON PACIFIC TIMETABLE. rast;nser... Freight Arrives Departs .;ll.l:.am 1.00 p in ' 1 -''lim 1 SECRET SOCIETIK8. 1 , O. U, W. Safety uodfre No, 13; meet f every Monday eveuiug at the G. A. K. hall on Ferry street, between Seeond nnd Third. Albany, Oregon. Stranger in the itjr and transient, brethren cordially invited to atteud. mates as to what tlie census of i 1390 will show the population of ' this country to he. It has been j pirtly developed by experience; that the rat o of increase from one census to the next (a period of ten i years) is about 30 per cent. To j these are added what are called by ' the statisticians, "variable ele- ' ments," to wit: Annexation of' . .. ... . .... forpitnr,. ;m,,.;.,r,t;r,n vt.- Tl,c ! Hake this ni.-tuod r.l uilormmg the citizens o Albany aul vicinitv territory, imniigr-ition, etc. These, , . x , - .. ,,- ,, m'tinn ' ii is esuuiaicu, iu u a hulh-ii , mercfvintile ius!Mss. mi i imv.- added the most over 4 per cent. The birth rate j over the death rate is assumed to i be 3.01 per cent. From the general basis line thus outlined, it is esti mated that the census taken in June next will show that the United Hates has a population of 67,71t),2!. SQI7A1JI-: : DEALING nmrnm Goods complete stock of gents and ClfliiiMi CO G. E BROVVNELL, -SUCCESSOR TO- BROWN ELL & STANARD Albany, Or, KDironiAL notes. iris .-aid that piosicctive hic essor cf Leo XIII as Topi of Koine, will ba Mgr. SigTiara, who is a native of the Mind of Corsica. The Lick Ohservaiory, with its immense telescoue, ia California is pushing forward the cause of Kcience in a wonderful decree, and will undoubtedly cause our sister state to take rank among the fore most in such matters. Two footpad recently halted 1. II. Hutchinson, better known as "Old Hutch" the jrreat manipula tor of the yrain taarke's in Chi cago, and demanded his money or his life, lie promptly inised his )inds and allowed them to go through his pojkets. They found nothing and he enjoyed the joke. Several tire? in hop houses in dillerent parts of the state are re 5orted, causing more or less dam age. Great care should be used in handling the hop crop in dry houses, for there must be danger At the best, hut probably nine tenths of the lires could be traced to the careless use of matches by cigarette, cigar or pip; s nokers. Ox the subject of poisonous plants the New York Independent says that most people know that the i c munon oleander of our gardens is a verv poisonous plant; and there is every reason to believe that the ; t:t ,.,.( cx-unim poisonous honey sj often refer ed I ggfX.'r.-iiii'e t .him- to y ancient writers c?.ine. if from ! anywkare, from its flowers. The ; whole bo'ftnica! family to which it j is related Auocynaur-iv is more! or loss po.-onous. It has recently transpire 1 that one t;f the most poisono is plants of Central Africa is the StrophanthiH, a genus of plants cio.-ely n.-lated to the olean der. Th p ison is a valuable article of commerce with toe natives, aid is gathered chiefly in the district just below the Murchi son Falls It is a strong, woody, climbing plant, reiching to the tops of tall tree?. i ever brought to the city. In -ider ! advtrtise my business I have d- cided to ive away over ijtfOO .v:fi, ;(,!d Warchcs. Every ouichascr of one dollars worth of timhIs. (V. nh. from the clothing department will receive a chance for one f tn "old tchep. Stock is ail new purchased in the east for spot rush, find will lL. so!d at LOWEST L9VING RATES. j W'nidii i :,.'i..-ci.liil.'y .un.iiiir.ee that he is uoiiliiiciii the l.u.si. vm at the old f Ik.'-., ami is Letter than eer prepared t tiil all i.rder in tl.t i8uring GROCERY LIlSrE, Ai:d at pric. NEVER RKbMRE OFFER RH IN ALI5ANY. While tiiankfng 'l.c e.'t'.z.-ns f Aihiiny fr tliei: s.e in the '.ist, I eariu-.-tiy ! i vi t a c:intinuaiiv very liher.il patron of your t:ivirs, as- ins stilt k t.-fore purchasing elsewhere. ft. IV. SIMPSOX. SriiiDE seems to bs contagious by example. Last winter Miss Winner of Keene, and Miss Walker of Springfield Vermont, committed suicide. A few days aiio Miss Pc.la Walker of Bellows Falls, Vermont, .1 friend of the young ladies men tioned, followed their example and took her own life. She is described as being a beautiiul and accom- "yiNN & plisiied young lady only 19 years of 0tHce. Fine The struggle among humanity is to see which will reach the top and rertain there. In the invention and use of war implements this is exemplified perhaps better than in any ot ier avocation. No sooner i? an elective destroyer ma le than its action is guudod against by some equally as effective devisp. An example of this counter work is found in a remarkable torpedo boat that has just oeen introduced into the French navy. It is much smaller than the ordinary torpedo boat, and very light. The torpedc is carried outside, attached to the hull of the boat, but disengageable at the will of the captain. On the bow is a pair of curved scissors about three meters in length, their use being to enable the boat to cut her way through nets or the eon n jction wires of submarine minesi It is proposed to use electricity a the motive power. iRr IUI ill life BOTH ACADEMIC AND COLLEGIATE! SLOW PRICEs Mrlf Wist Wc desire tosav to our citizens, tfca for vears we have heen selling Di. Klna'sXew bieovervloi Cousumptio, lr. King's Xew Life Pills, Buckleia'.rt Arnicu falve ami Electric Bitters, aDl have never liandha remedies that sell us well, or Unit have given such unri t rsid satisfaction. Wc do not lies i tate to guarantee them evcrv time and we stand rcadv tw refund the pur eha-e price, if saiisfaetorr reeults do i..it follow iheir use. Tuese remed... Iiav m on their great popularity pure ly on their merits, '-ishav fi Masor-Druggist'-. A Safe lorrslmeBl. Is one which is yunraiiteed to : ri vou satisfaetorr results, or in case of failures return of purc hase prica. On this safe plan vou can tiuv from out adverlisec! Druggist u butlk of Dr. King's Few Diseoverr for C'onentnp tiou. It is gurranteed to bring relit I in tvtrv ease, when ust a for an r affec. tion of Tin oat, J.ungs or Chest, such as Consumption. lufiamiuution of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asihrua, Whoop ing Comh, Ciouo. etc.. etc. Ik i? : p!eaHiit tttid agreeable to taste, per ! feet!)' safe, nnd can alwuTs be depend j ed upon, i rial bottles tree ut Foslia" ' i: V axon's Drugstore. c Pi A aupriot quality of goads and COURTEOUS TilEATJH EKT, Verv respectfully, Yoiirw tor husiness, C. E. BROVVNELL. Archie V. Hlacl-cbuni, Salesman. : SM ALL Departments. In the Academic Department there are four courses of study of three years each: Classical, cientilic, normal and business. In struction is thorough; location, heal thyi expenses low; advantages, first- class in every respect. Full informa tion m catalogue, for winch address rVAtlNNVILLE Mc.MIXXVILLE, -T. (J. BROWNSON.Pi-rs. OREGON Will Stark. mMM?Sz$ nnrn in; I T I I IT" JUMUk CITY DEDG STORE. FIX1: LINE OF ART SUPPLIES TOiLET AND FANCY ARTICLES. PRESCSIPTIONS CAREFULLY JCOMPOUNDED. GUISS & SON, PROPRIETORS, &FHer wircl Deutch qesorocfwn. File! rile! Pile! tT',i- Dr u llliani Indian file 'iutaiei ieV I is the or.lv sure cure lor blind, bleed- ing or it( ting piles ever discovere! It never fails to cure old cases if Jocg ! standing. j Judge Coons, MaysTille, Kr, say. I "Dr William's Indian Vile Ointment j c ured me after years of suffering." j Judge ("ollinburr. Cleveland, O.suts "I nave jjud by experience that br. I VVilliar.'c lndisu l'iie Cintment Rive iinuicGsuU- and pertn.i.enl relief. ' '. We h:e Luudieds of fetich tcsti PI50PITS" i momals. Do not suffer nn itist,t ; j long.-r. Sold by druggists at o0e tin I l per box. S!t' by Fothuj Mox, ' Albany. (regon. lheew DUrTery. ! You Lave heard jour frienclsj aed ; neighbors talking nl.out it. You mar i youiself be oi.e ol the many who j know from peisonai experience just hw good a thing is. Jf jou hae i ever triea it, you s.re one of its ttauci j friends, because the wonder nl thing unoui it is. Tiiat, wiien cnce given trial, Dr King's New Discovery c vet after holds a plsce in the house. If you have never used it nnd should be afflicted 2ili a. cough, cold or any Thaoat Lung or Chest trouble, secure a bottle at once snd give it a fjirtiial, It is gauranteed every time, or nconey refunded. Trial bottles tree at Foshrry & Mason's Drug ctore Fifty pieces of furniture given with all cook stoves or ranges sold ' by Matthews tic Wafdiburn. MAIilUEI). T I ' L LK 1 C 1 1 Alt' nsONitYheKiihS Houb in this city, Sipt. l!)th, liy Geo. Humphrey Esq , Mr- W. S. 'l ull ( Clackamas county, anii Jli-'S M, K. Kich.irdson, of Linn Co. NEW 'TO-DAY. i (iKADWOflL'S -o) 0- GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR is specialty HL'MI'UKEV, OKALEKS IN 1 cigars. In wells, r arte ti Co. 8 I iuiporicd and Key West i-ijjarn a ! Krick for .Sale. 1 T MY KILN ONE MILE EAST OF town, r d'.'live.ed anvnlure in the city, i Allany Or. W. C. CAbSELL. age. The force of example mighty in its influence. The sympathy of the pubiic will !k accorded Miss Laura (irnonlich. ! - - ... . . .. . ' llANTED-A YolTNtJ MAN WOClD cthan I ra acisco, who nnding her V nku to uu vjai music ies..is, and -lrKarifpd vss dimin-tin" with i al0 l!S9"ns on tne Vitar. Vol particular .imanteu was aispc.iin wuu a alK)Ut tMn botb (ro. the 8;U11U tcather. dive waitere-.s, and subsequently j ii"'reat this otfloe. that he had left a wife and child- j Wowt mwibs. ,, . . -iii- ' 1TAVIN: ITRCHASEIl A Tit ACTION ren m the ea-t, upbraided him i H eu-rhie and a full -ooi .ainZ -.utfit, i with ttcn shn fr.im ! rernlvor aiu prepared to take contractu of that kind. ; I'cr-ions wiBnm ine;r winter 9 hicw and the belief ill be strong that if sir.' had made the shots fatal, her act though not to be approved could have been condoned. The man who betrothes himself to a virtuous girl under such circuin- stances is a wretche who deserves no mercy or vonsideration. The schoolboys in Eugene City have a summary way of disposing of legal questions relating to the ohool house property. Some one had claimed a portion of the school house lot, and during the vacation had fenced it in. On the school assembly the boys disposed of that fence in short order. Its a pity that they c.onld not as easily anni hilate the litigation over the title to the lot, but the attorneys have possession of that business. The school district better set the boys -tfter the attorneys. Even the srenius train t is re deeming himself. One of that gentry recently ran three miles to inform a telegraph operator that a broken rail endangered a passenger train, and when the imperfectly working wires would not allow the operator to warn the train in Fea wn, helped to pump a handcar back t the broken rail in time to flag and save the train. The time was so limited that the cowcatcher was extending over the broken rail when the tram was stopped. The tramp dropped don with ex haustion and during the excite ment disappeared altogether, so he scaped the thanks and testimon ials. Faith in humanity must increase over this incident and the cause of the tramp raise in the estimat:o:i of the public. Farmers Friend says that some of the government statisticians at Washington .re indulging in e-ti- FAMILY UEOCEKIES. AND GENERAL JHARDWAfE Rooer Bros'. Silverware, H'rench, China and Crvstalware Bovs' "Wagons and Doll Carriage-?. XtiZXsriGV Goods and a General Asortment 01 Crockerv. audTO YS. He Buys Direct nd Carries the Largest Stock in the Willamette Valley KF" lei on parte Francais. Hier wirr deutch gesorochen inois Furniture House THOS. BRINk Best Lice of Fiiinitiire In the Citv of Afavlj Linn County Bank COWAN1 RALSTON Albany, AID (KAh'EEF.LAHi: Oregon Transact!) a Ktnera! banking Ldfukss. Draw siht drafts on New YcrV. Kan lKran ipcoand Cortland, r. Loan money on aj-jirovod security. Receive deposits subject to check. . Collections entruKtcil to tu will reteie promot attention ! Just received canes. r?ij , "ITT 1 . flhrn-nn T Mi-nrvt, "D-k 1 : i niceassortiiieiii x' aim vv iun.o. wJmLclix o juuuuucd i aixui Cornice Poles. Mirrors Feather j Pillows S-nrino Mattresses, Window Shades Walnut Exten? sion Tables Suits And w.iat you can't find at other houses, I have it. In facteverj thing tha is kept in a first-class houcc. Ash, Htiplcand Walnut Chamber sets, Chairs, Spring Beds. Lountje Etc., Etc.. at Prices thnt CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD. LB ANY - ORKCiiN at . Ewert'8,0. f gold-headed GrooexiesI wood sawed ; will do well tj givo me a call. Orc'cis can br ' left at Bjowncll Stanard's. i GEO. II. WAKRKN, J " RKOOS ELKCTRIC RRIJKP IS TDK MOST KI.K- I and exteinal use. and f.-r pain oi any nature. -- t"v-' V V-T KjjKi You will never fiDd its equal. Ask your; a , i dragsiHc for n. -A.sortm.eiit OUT SA Staple TlMbe -02T- CAKES, PIES, JJJLj I Fresh Baked Bread UiVeryDay. Atthlaati i RoaeriaLtowMebla llf ANTED MAN OF GOOD SELLING 1 ; 1 aMIity to repre -ent ns as sa'.c-t nent in tin town, (i00 to yiiXO per year can be made ) Address, WanMniker & Brown, rhilrulelplua, l a Tli a lar-rest clothim; and mi r hui 1 t iilor in house in Anit-riLU. 4'ontrnrler nnct Rudder. , SHELL WILL EITRNISH i- i uiib-i r will. Li'Dvtcn m v-c DV, . . VI. ...Oil I U.l.ld, I tpe.-illcations and details for all kinds of liuildinK and architecture. All work piompt- ' ly done and guaranteed to be firit-el ins. Es- ! tiuiates furnished on short notice for brick J bjiMinirs, residences, public buildings, I bridges, etc. nAnrncn 4 tt cittai7Ci Drimi Betf Chipped to Onto. : Anchtmg Mustard, Candkt ami Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, I Canned Goods of All Kinds. BARGAINS. BARGAINS! --ik:i:; D EVERE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR. AX Pfeiffer, Prop. CHAS Only first-eclagg house in the city. Large sample rooms for com mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the kitchen. General stage office for Corvallis. fl EflVY DRAF-f HORSE FOR SALE :e. W. C. C'ASbELL. raws ANTED A bering. BOY TO LEARN BAR- LOUIS VlERRCK. Cantrmrtor and Kullder. rpHK UNDERSIGNED HAVING LOCATED X In A many solicits patronage from city and country. Will contract to build bridges, barns, and all manner of dwelling houses, including Queen Anne, Eaatlake and Eliza bcthian stvlei of building-. Will furnish plans and sptciScatins tree of charges. Satis faction guaranteed. W. I!. CASSEL. Xoilee of Desolation of Parlnrrslilp rpiIE I-ARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE JL existing under the firm name of Wallace, TLompson & Co, wherein T L. Wallace. W. S. Thompson and E. La Forest of the city of Albany, Linn county, Oregsn, wore general partners is this the 7th day of August A 1). 1SS, dissolved by mutual consent, T. L. Wallace retiring. The busin"ss will be con ducted at the sime plaee by W. S. Thompson anil E. LaForcst unaci the firm name of LaForest A Thompson. wh will assume all liabilities and collect all accounts due the i firm. Datod this Tth ilav of August A. D. l.Shl). T. L. WALLACE, W. S. THOMPSON. E. La FOREST. K. (i .l!K. VHDSI.EY. carry au immense line of Stoves and General Hardware Including the celebrated EARLY "BREAKFAST and JEWEL cookiiig , stoves and ranges, parlor and cooking stoves, a d ail kinds of kitchen 4 uteuilsi also a vmlpete assortment of tors and yew' Tools AND BUILDERS' HARDWARE. From and after this date stock of Boots and Shoes 1 will sell my entire! I'll i ii III Pumpj, ho9, c i j ) i .v i t, :i t v t ! 1 pri33 tin ii: -1 ti f.i-jfn:tf . Cis call -.1 1 i ii jij; n.ij'v. T v!' Ul' i.l J I .i 1 V ' t i'i : 1 1 til Ci Ii i r. A'bi Orajon. AT COST ! j This is a cloeing out sale to mako room lor my! ;mmense Fall and winter stock of Dry Goods,Uloaks and Furnishing Goods which will soon arrive. Ij intend to have the most complete ! JDrv Groocls Store i w. In the Valley. Call early, as I sui and will save you money. Albanv,2 Oeegm. ALBMSODAfORBS Choice Confectionery. ! U i:. L K.STATK aO ENT, Convcjunciii of .'! kini's dune iri a rclia j blc iiiaiiiu-r. All bu.-i iesi will receive pm:r.pt uttc.tion Otlicc on i troncla lIn sticct, near r'iist, Aibattt. Oregon. t: y :!ILs atj:i:si (ii:i, The City Liquor Store, Jr. llAVMOAUT, Proprietor. '-3"et ibor to'the Ol t Fi-IIowa" c:up!e, Albany, Oregon 'EJ Ke?;. cnnsr,ntly on hunl the finest im)X)rteil and domestic w- nes liquors ci'-ars tci,,-.,.ls in!v lirst e! ; s ! .i .r -tor.-in sho eitv ' SPECIAL ATTENTIGf! PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY' Y RON (S, AT nUBAOItt UTA1X. Albanyy Oregon. u Ciwn Ik NEW PROCESS i FLOUR, Manufacture steam enemes, crist and s.iw mill maahinprir imn r,. i ! ThoPDf 8ffmim VnmVrKrM I all kind, of heavy and Hirht wor'k in iron and bra nin' z';? iuu iiOOBUWIIOliO XtttilUUia i , - . ..... - - w. uu;.,iiii au'-tin- i tiou paui tn repninn nil knuU of niacinmerv. 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