Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, October 09, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextniE MOlJjSJiM; HELiAJLi,'- WEDNESDAY, OCTODEK 9. i&8. Pining i)aili!2uralrt Daily nd Weekly TERM.- OF SUBSCRIPTION rcry morning except MoRilav.j e!i'J by carrier, per week-.......... O.'io y mail, per yeat. .... 00 WKEKLT. , I-i'Siil.cil every Friday Morning.) . j -r an a' mi, in advance ?-'.o0 tut: nins jj'i tt ll.e Albany into!ficcclo-e t ."-f : 'i olticvi !;!.; til i clie west .Suie I ari '.ho Xuiro UjUe K. It. j for l'oi-.lami and ISilriu !!. turvalli.s ami Yaijuina li:-'f r. u officii nouth 7:;0r. m The lottofftec wilt be closed each ciciiiiix ro:ti six to sjvv.i o'clock. Xci'isttire.l tn liter for thje:trly morning :iiin sh'jil hi miilrtl before o clock thu :'viuj cveninir. C;3 A. M, RKUON 1'ACinC TIHHTAIII.K. Cisriuer Frei'.'ht Arrive Ikparls .11.1'wiraH oo i in .. ' 5.2"ilni ' ,V a that the governor -iir.i.-t approve their bond before tbey assume the : duties of the office. The spectacle j really place-1 before the people, in ! this matter, brought up by (Joy. : Pennoyer himself, is that of the j governor refusing k perform a ; dut3 that he took a solemn and formal oath to perform, and that is j the vie ir of the matter that the, people will take. The crop-weather bulletin issued by the Oregon Btate bureau for the weekending Oct. oth says: The weather conditions have been favorable to fall plowing and seed in and to the growth of grasses in Western Oregon, while in Eastern Oresron not sufficient rain has S5oo WORTH GOLD HATCHES I tak- thi method ot iciiortniog the citizens at Albauy and vicinity flint I JiHvt; just opened - hr?t class clothing store in connection with my merrlntntile business, mid have added the-most complete stock of gents iiiiiii' Goods and flofa ever brought to the citv. In rider to advertise my business I have de cided to irive away over ."i00 v 'i"h ! Mold Watches. Every purchaser r.n i :.. .. .- ... . i. CWW, .-V.,. ... -V... V,. () ,.0;iar WON!! III gOOll?. I'l i..-ii. favored localities to be of much niii receive a chance tor one of tn sc f if in the clothing department jo'il watches. Stock ii all dcw Have opened their store in the Blumberg Block, where a lull line of BOOTS AID SHOES, Dry (iiiotls, Noliok and faisie Will always be found xll goods just as repre- ented. Courteous treatment and lair dealing is our motto. SECKKT SOCIETIES. . . U, W.--Safety I.odjre Xo. 13; meet ' iTV. every -M m.luy evening at the ... A. K. h-ii iu Kerry street, between Sccoml ai:l Tbirt. Albany, r.;i,"n. Strangers in She uty end transi-.T.t brethren corviiuily imiteJ toaUcMl. rut: cost i:i:i:sce. The delegates from the Ameri can nations will sliortly assemble in Washington to commence their deliberations. The delegates of the United States will be (Jen. John 15. Henderson, of Missouri; Clement Studebaker, of Indiana; Cornelius Bliss and Charles It. Flint, of New York ; T. J. Coolidge, of .Massachusetts; Andrew Car negie, of Pennsylvania ; Henry . lavis, of West Virginia; John F. Hanson, of Georgia ; W. H. Tres eott. of South! Carolina, and M. M. Ksfee, of California. Four of the ten Fiint, Davis, Hanson, and Treseott -are democrats, and the rest are republicans. Politics. b.uvover. !-d no influence in their iroPIiS o:it. It is simply the de- r-election. Thev are well-informed practical benefit. At Astoria there was a heavy rain and wind storm j on the first two days of the week. I Throughout the northern part of; the Willamette Valley -.'specially, j the past week has been all that ! could ho desired, warm showers .HUiUiy Os and sunny days xnee lm-i-day. Grass has made good growth, rain enough has kdl.-ii to insure late pasture. Gra- and clover field and:late garden crops lias been favored by the weather. The wheat is all in the warehouses, but litt'e has been ."-old, it is geneially being held for an improved market. There appears to be no movement in hops. Potatoes have a good market with a tendancy to increase in price. As fine grapes as has been shown in the Portlan 1 mar ket were received at the Central ollice r m Grant, Sherman Co., .showing the adaptability of the climate and soil of that legion to the culture of grapes. iiicliHsed in the east for spot c.ish, mid "M he sold at LOWEST LB VI TO RATES. Call and examine my stock b-fore purchssiag elsewhere. N .'rouble to show goods. IF. SIMPSUX.' BARLOWS & SEARLE r.c, Merit Wins We desire tosav to our citizen!", tha for vears we have bet-u tcJliiis Or. Kinu'sN'cw DicoTervloi luiisuinption, !n. KinurV N"v Lifo Eucklen' .vi i.iia Salve und Eiei'.rie LiiiU-rs, and liavc never handled rcniedies that sell u.s well, or tLat have ii-n sinh uni-er.-:.l sulisl'ai tTon. Wo do iii:t hi-6i laic to zruumuU'c iluiu eveiv time and we lalld refund the pur cha-e price, if satisluctorv reults do i.jt lo.low ilieir use These rcniedi-'j iiay v.on their greut popularity pur Irmi iln ir ini-iiis, lusJiav & Masor PruuiMs. A Sure InvcKfnieal. Is oii which is guiirunteed tu ! rin vou eatisftictorv le.-ults, oi iu ease of fiulurea return ot puiehuse prieu. Oi. this sale plan vi a e:m huv from out advertise'! Piu.is' j hottlc of Dr. King's Few Pieoerv 'or C'oiisuiiip tiou. It is gurrnti'ii i.U io bniiir rclin in tverv lai-e, lun i;tu foraiiYatret tioli of Thioat. I.uiii;;- or Chest, Pilch as ConMuup'ion, liithiniiiiution ot l.u::, i;ro:ii-l:it;s. Asthma, Whooj :ii:r Coin h. Croup, etc., etc. It i 'ie:ts it itnU i.ieeahie to ta.-tc, per fi-ctiy safe, aiui c:i aiwavs be depend ed upon, t rial Im'.tles tree at Fosha " ; AI.i-iiiiV Prii:ore. G. i If a ftJi i m 1 1 fl . L 1 It SJSS Si I1 i Tin: thinnest kind of a scheme to raise money upon the Kn:lish held old Confederate bonds; is it P.OTH ACADEMIC AND COLLEGIATE L SJJ IHBWaCT!" inni 6 0 SALE Departiieiits.jft In the Academic Pepartn'cia there arejfour courses of Htmly of tiree years each: Classical, scientific. no-n:al and businits. I..--trection -s thorough; location, htal dij i e::pi.'!ites low ; advantages, first class in every respect. Full infon. na tion in catalogue, for which addrcs McMINNV ILLK, and practical men, and have had conspicuous experience in some of the most prominent and extensive departments of activity. Hender son, Iavis, and Kstce are lawyers; Bliss and Flint are merchants; Carnegie. Studebaker, and Hanson are manufacturers ; Coolidge is a financier, and Trescott is a diplo inand of Kn;I isli c.ipi:alists, to persons and institutions that want money in the Southern states, that these persons and institutions pay one per cen. of the Confederate bonds still held by Knglish capi talists as ; n action to rc-habilitite as they say the collapsed credit of these southern states. The pro position is bosh. The old confed- n.nt n-n. lit- I. V- mat. The representatives of tlU! ""'c"u"-"-""''!'i"UB-"u Central and South American states '; they will never tlovin, but they are also able, practical, and dis- j wiU never have an-v Kreater Sllb tinguished. The problem which 1 stance than the ghost. t'ie congress sets out to discuss is I worth v of the eminent and earnest i JVU W TO-DA 1 . men who will compose it. Last , t ost a eii.l of slk. fi.ndkkwill . . ,. . ...i c ,i , U be rewanle-l hv leaving it :'.t this office, vear the nations to hie south ol ; the ! : ; . United States imoortod merchan- VISK cigars-impoktki. m v west i loiues,ic. niilirat iii'' the i-'Ii lirat l -use to tue vaiue oi 4.hi,ouo,imio but only 11 per cent, of it cam; from this countrv. Kightv-nin per .cent, of this trade, broadly, . -ci;fs spcfikini;, waseniovedbv Kngland. ! 4U on cay Francii and Germany. We are heavy jmrchasers of sugar from the West Indies and eollee audi hides from Soutli America. We: tak-j from the independent turn- : tries tt the continent a large por tion of the commodities which they , s?ll, while they obtain from -is only a sin li! fr.u'tion of th? articles which they buy. I'nder other and more sensible conditions these tdemen s of tra lo would be equal ized. If a fair share of moderation, : tact, a id sense is shown by the ! countries concerned, the desired j conditions can be brought about.) HT". 7T . i otlce of Iiisolutlon of 1'nrt nrrsliiii Central and South America need ; rrI1E partxeksiiii heretofore X cxit:n; under the l:r:n ilmih; nf Wallace, Kior ile Mailriil. Ert n i la, ('omiierors ami ! f.:!ier c:ici-e bran. H m tbe i lis, Ku.'n and Weteni t'ninn Tetivrajih oTco Imil-linjr. t : 'hen ember the place. OFU'O'CE I.-s.NDKOIt SALE terivs; "es adioiiiiiit East Al- banv. A tii'C s.u.i n of water across t lie back end; a splendid place for a suburban Home; very cut terms. W. U. ( 'ASSE1.L, 0KEi:OX EbECTIUi: REt.lEF l ull PA IX. It w ill l.elp you every time ynj use it. A!; your fnei ds about if i-iy (iloisant to t;l;e. A!! ilrnxii.it have i Will Sz Stark. BAArMLl (, TT t ilftPn i A 1 bin v. i'tV foin. ihUh A hi) riu! riles: eite: Pr William's Indian l'iie ' intmc:n is 1 he only sure cure; lor blind, bleed or Heliing piles ever discovered It never fails tu cure cd cases of loEg standing, Judge Coons, Mayevillc, Ky, says. "Pr William's Indian Pile Ointment cuied me after years of Buffering." Judge Collinbur.T, Cleveland, 0, 6ays "I nave ouud by experience ihat Dr. Williur.V lacliiui I'iie Oiotnient givc iiiinietiiate, mid pes uiuiicul relief." W'e h:r,e hundreds of such test i runiiiuly. ib, ma sutler an instant loiurer. old by !i 'uiMrists at tOc and I ?I ii.r !;. Solt by rush::- Mason, I Yoli have lielL.'lib.il !; yoiusclf til know lioin BARGAINS! Iiiri)V-l'. I.n.id je-ur frieiics al.il kii'ir '!! it. You may oi I liiany who personal ixpcriente just From and aft'ii' this date stock of Boots and Shoes I will sell my entire how yood a ll.ii.'ir i. If jou have ever tried it, you are c:.e of its slitunch frieiiiSs, bceaiise the woiider nl tiling about it ihat v.len miee given trial, Pr Kind's New Piseovtry cv I after holds a phue in Ihv- h i;.-e. It you have never used it ;.iid should be alllicted viith a eolith, cold or any Thaoat. J-;mir or Chest troulde, fecuie a bottle at nee mid i:ie it :i faii'tiial, It is gauraiiteed every time, ir money refunded. Trial bottles l:ee at Foshay A: Mason's Pi liirtiirc f VAV -V ; Xt i' Vi i V ti nKS. i II III III I'll urdyuii(y t'-i..i.' ' i ... . AT TOST-IX AI.UAXY A sMAI.I, CLASS IJ t-o!d bound locket containing t lie jiicture f i.i deceased son Anyone fiudini; it will i!i ne leave it at the Hkra;.; osiice and they ail! b-; suitably rewanled. H, A. RASII'Y. jo;t i;EXT--A ; iMM-.i'uors sTiiui: P Ant A 1 loi-ation. Small stD' k and l:tun-s jr sa e, Atli re' r call en Ashhr ,v Iiick'tnso:;, Albanv. Or. JlLlLiS(iKADWOHL'S -o - This is a eloeing out sale to mako room tor my ;mmeLse Fall and winter stock of Dry Goods, uloaks and Kui -nishing Goods which will soon arrive. I intend to 'nave the most complete Dry Groocls Store, fall early, as 1 : and will save' Fifty pieces of furniture given with al! cook stoves or iar:ges sold bv iMatihevvs v: Washburn. In the VT:tl!t'V. yon money. "W" IE X COWAN RALSTON ttl C1?:ELF.IAIN-Oregon Albany,! Om. Albany, ; B3J icansai ts a general bai:kinx business. Draw tsi-ht drafts on Xiw Ytrlf, San Fran,, iscoiid 1'oriland, r. Loan money on approv ed security. Receive dejiesits subject to check. Collections eutrusitxi to us will receiv pr. not attKiitioi Just received at 11. Iwert'Sja niceassortment l old-headed canes. Sk iekeiT li H ?1S SAI.K A UKNTI.K, KTVUSII MoliSi:. CAN be driven by women or children, also a ooJ biiiriiv. Will be scld i 'man fur cash or on installments. Apply tu W. li, Gilson, next door to postottice. the manufactures of which we Lave an abundance, and we can provide Thompson V Co, wherein T. L. Wallace. W. S Thoinixoii and E. IjiFor.'-t of the city of . i ... ii i . : Aloanv, l.inii countv, tirtssn. .vnrc "enera a convenient and proiitable market , p..ir(ntn) is this t.e v,, ,,.u- 3f A u....t- A , for the raw material which thev j -iissoived by mat i .-.t. t. l. I Wallace retiring. The misin-'is il! becon have to sell, and this exchange I ilnctnl at ttiesitneplaehv V. S. Thompson . i. i i ,.,.. i and E. I-aForcst umiei be t-m name of can be accomplished .in a marine! ; t,aKrcst & Thompson, wil iassume all arid to an CVteilt which Would ' liabilities and collect al ac-ou its due the lirni. prove highh' advantageous to a!!: bated this 7th dav of v..i'ust a, o. i.ss.o. the countries participating in it. v'. L tiVimpsox, If the congress of American nations E. LaFokest. which is soon to assemble should VirAXTEo'-A cirl toio gexeral ..utline some scheme wherebvthis; ) housework in a small family, a Koo.i i ui can mid an e.ny place and pleasant condition of things can be brought : l.omc by applying to C. It. Spencer. abuut, it will have done the work "iirAXTEO a i;fki, to no gexekal wVich if wmcieatedtoaccamnlisli I housework For particulars apply at W.llcn U wastltaieu to accuu-piKii. , t,(c ,csillell(.e o w n Kort miller, Washinc- Other and not less important ton street between Band 7. . measures will undoubtedly be dis-1 THAT IMCKIxTTcODoil canTb cussed, and the results of the con-; so nuiekly cured ty Shiloh's Cure. Wc VCntion will be of lasting benefit, i guarantee it. Fo.l.ay A: Mason. and broad and far reaching influ-i Wood sawin. t li . n mi ' TTAVINU Pl'RCrHASEO? A TRACTION ences, or it will simply be a mutual eu2ine and a full wood ains outfit, I admiration society Of the different : prepare.! to take contracts of that kind. ' . I Persons wishing iheir winter s firew ood sawed nations represented. There IS no ' will d.-well t.tpvoineacall. Ori'eis can br , . c ii .,-,;,.. k-fl at Ejowr.eil : Stanard's. danger, ho vever, of the meeting; ceo. ii. warrkx, resulting in a such a state of' affairs. ' Though the desired re n- e n i l IT j suits may not be at once apparent I H I'M DdHI 1H tlll.S they will never the less follow in the years to come, and this first' Beturn date to the coast of international congress is but the T71T ct ATfPT "7ci similar meet- jUrlDrJlj Oilllljl O BUKLKSifUK COMPANY. TIIUliSDAV, OCT 10. ireat aud onlv K mvon ms- forerunner ot many ings in the future. n a Mi i r in AND GENERAL jHARDWAFE i too-er J3ios'. Silverware,; frenoh, Oln'iia and Crystalware Boys' Wagons and "Doll Carnao-es. lancy Goods and a Greneral -A.sortmeiit 01 Crockery. and:,l1Q YS. He Buys Direct nd Carries the Largest Stock in the Willamette Valley? S5T lei on parte Francais. Hier wirf deutch gesarochen ''O Manufacture tui engines, grist and saw tn '.i nia jlon-rv. iron ir.mt .....i I all kinds of heavy and lii-ht work in iron and brass cai.ig. S))ecial atten- i;m pain io repa:nn.; an Kinus oi n.acninery. I'-itterns nude on st n t notiw. C. H. hTBWAKT, SecreUry. c. f. -m;.v. iioenr. Staple OroceziesI Tboti m qinfrtj ott i BStA, etc DEYOE & ROBSON, Proprietors rum Stoves and l.i carry an immense line of 1 General WiSHBORN, Hardware Including the celehratad EARLY BREAKFAST and JEWEL cooking stoves and ranges, parlor and cooking stoves, a :& ail kinds of kitchen uteni!st also a vmlpete assortment of I'd ii rinmni IUlDli and mkm Tools BUILDERS' HARDWARE, Bumps, hose, copperware, tinware cud plumbers goods a specially and prices are guaranteed to be satisfactory. The public is iuvited to call . nd inpect our Btock.TedalejbniIdMig. Albi'ny. Oreson. ievero House Sample looms. Ti:i: refusal ct Judge Boise to grant tha .rder up.o:i Secretary McBrilo. restraining him from payi-ig the salaries of the railroad commissioners, upon the a;;v.:ca t'or. of tiovci.ior lVnn iyer, places the governor horse due co.tb.it once mo:e. T1k governor applied to have the salaries restrained u:ou tin.'! gioun Is tl a: he had i:ot approvcl the boads of the com- a-id onb, tors. WITIi BtT.LIARD HALL :ND CLUB BOOMS. H ILIjJ AJIS JilCOS. - Proprietors. CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS, -OF TIIE- '..UUKfM AGRICULTURAL DEPOf fJALBANY. OREGON She) f Hardware, Domestic and Other Leading Sewinz Machines A FULL LINE OF - GARDENER'S AND CARPENTER'S lOOLS The largest and best variety of mj. STUDEBAKER i NEW TAN CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Breac Every Day. AltfcMaA raBtUa tousd cwrapaatA amactammt, ot (Mali lau rrnnri , f fafah 1m t m wlimt ly tmrag addct -fix fjiottabH ttmm of trwarti mA fmmwU. ach u Cranbexrivit Fine PJckfes, Dried Beef Chipped to Orde Anchomf Umtard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern tucknakea t Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc 11mm fooda ww aU boacM 'when pn wire itm 4tbtMBetf the margin will v 9 MsatMuatm lasMBbor tb p. i Uxoktcagnar-OhFtrataBdOroatiiilWa 'M'- l S . I.3.Y AU."S.I: ai::l iJarry Rn iwi'Mt tiii:k i Kept constantly on hand. A r-'l line of ioinortcil 'and doine-t'e eiar ! sale. Everything Iirsl-elas. ; ?T"At Kevere lIou'A'ba:) .-, Oregon." I semim imiiiiiij iJm.iit-ii.'maijn..iiu p.ui .injjiiiju n wniwuijuu '.itjii for To ronclude v. IMJISCE F"Re:-ei ved olThe City Liquor Store, 'h the Burlesni'p i DAZSTJMXl ! ,7. sca: for missioners, and the law specified idacK man's. Boj u ; r prices ! Kucns cr.rit;- sale at ; toh..i. o..u- v.r HA UMGAIiT, ! i ), .). t'l.- li.'; l.:--ili,v tl' !;. n.t ;1: xrorriefoi r. li ':-, A! M i , (! 5n & ("iirt imi'Or'c i and ;o.v.c';.: lies, liijun-j -c' t i i .!! ci'v S?EC:ALAmK7!CS Fii313 ORDERS fEGK THE CGUKIRY FAEL WAG02TS, HACKS AND BUGGIES In the central Willamette Valley.JOrdcrs from n'distancc solicitedJauJ oioniitly tilled at low est rates. VIERECKS SHAVING PARLOR fTB A.T LIS 23 THREE CHAIRS RUNNING STEADY. A CLEAN TOWEL to i:vi:ky customer. : :.v.i::c i:c-!', tla'r Cuttit.?: C?ct' F. H. 11 mm aLBANWAfOlS ery. Choi&- Vimwi atv4 Mi NEW PROCESS FLOUR. i'l rfai TliiiTlJ fTTffl in)