Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, October 10, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextJIEKA1.L- THUKSDAY, OCTOBER 30 2UningiiU!) Airraid Daily nu Weekly TEH V i :- S U KSU ill PT! ' " ;iVi-r.:J ly carrier, per week...... 0. 1ft jr nail, per yeai.. 5 W WEEKLY. :;!ieJ every Friday M. Kuinj.) ; f r r.nnum, in advance, run naked throu 'h the streets, to i assault pt.'r-(-iis ; ami not until their i acions became absolutely danger-, ons to human life were they re-; strained. This was traced to the ! earlv notions of the Christians, who thought all lunatics were either inspired of (ioI or posf.i-si.ed : of the devil. j j Secret., it y Pkoctok recently : eniTiroiitPft tn .hfi L'overnnr of North tl-Ml : ,, ai .;. : in.idvano tarorua inai mere .a.- a uiuuzm iof transferring the (ieronimo band :'of Apacles,fronit!ie Florida prison ' to a reservation in the western part of North Carolina. The gov ernor in hi.- reply denied that this reservation was waste land, de clared it would soon be purchased by the state and improved and end'id by culling attention to the large area of abandoned land in Vermont, Proctor's own state. He delicately hinted that the nearness h.1:muii.o p m j of the Green Mountain tate to all '- l-U ! tin- renters of philanthropy tit ted secret societies. I it peculiarly for the home of the mnnTU fin oo 1.0 WATCHES tiik mail. :!-. it tiicAiViav oujtolSjecioas ? r ail o.i-.t- no tti j r jj Ivislern states ' 0.3 a. , Ir.e Went Side f .ai the IViuruw Cunwe R. It. f'er t'or'.lanJ und Salem ..11 A. a t i'i'aTli.4 arid Yaquina 12:3 r. a o.Tiofc su-.itli :0 r. u The po ..illtce will be closed ta-h evening I'uu .-::x to .-eiri.ii o'doutc. ft.!Viytered matter for tlnJear!y ciorning v n -houltl !. .uii'.M beforo 8 .lock the 5 rviniis cveniatr. ItEGOX PACIFIC TIME TABLK. Xre-lit... Arrives Heparin I Uko tl ii u. - : ii,iornnrj the citizens t AHmriy and vicinity t!sa I hnvc jus cv-rni-i s hr- clas clothing store in connection with my iiicrclnmtile lusii..-s. t r-i 'mvc h1:1-! the most complete stock of gents 1 Fill j(r IKK s anl (II ery Homluy evening at the -. A. K . O. U. W. -Safety Lodge So. 13: meet Apacce. Lotisi'.lerotl as a o; 01 K fi:..:.,i ..,......... .I.:. ),. ...... ;- .,)....,. haii ou .erry direct . between Steoml and ' CI"" 1 " 1,1 ' " 1 ThiH. Albany, oreeua. Scraii;r. rs in :h.-i the best that ha- recently lieen tit.-s:id tranitai brethren curdiallr invited . to:uei.ii. " ' given to the puolic. The San Francisco r'xaminer thinks that the Atlantic is working over towards the Pacific. Attrac tion we suppo-e. It siys that the eastern lialf of our continent is slowly foundering in the Atlantic is a fact well-known to science. The rate is slow a few inches in a hundred years but, like Mercu- tio's wound, it is "enough." Its effects do not come insensibly like a thief in the night each gen eration is amply able to take care of itself bv means of which it is un conscious ; they are felt at long in tervals in stornid whoso devasta tions are greater and extend a! application of these two sub- tarther inland than any previously jecta, aid must !k drawn from i experienced. adherent of the republican party THIS LEXSOX TAUGHT. It i-t a commendable habit !o calmly and dispassionately view all facts and conditions of questions of importance, .before coining to conclusions, and to not allow pre vious bias or conception to warp judgment in giving decisions. A conclusive observation of re cent elections, coupled with the recollection of two of the last gen eral elections, cannot but give food for rellection to temperance and cpial suffrage people. From the start it was an acknowledge! fact that if success attended, in a politi- vit lrout:Kt to ttji lit v. I'i nili r i ailvi itise my business I have de-cidi-d t five nway iv r .oii r'! ..t (Jold Wn!c!ie9. Evrry purchaser of Mix d"i!:ir'3 worth of iiU. !ir !;. from the clothing department viM nri-ivr1 a chance fur one tti -si- old watches. Stock is ail new puvcliHc! in flu; e-it for soot ims!i, und will he sioid at LOWEST LSVIIG BATES. I Hini rxMiiiiiie my stock I 'on purciisising elsewhere. f-if'N" r.-n t -Imw 1'M'nN. mm H are H'iied j Brrit HIM VTe desire tcsav to our citizens, tha j for vears we have been selling Dr. I Khm'sNcw DicorerTtoi Cousuiiiption, J lr. King's New Life Pills, Bucklen's I Arnica Sal re and Electrie Bitters, a j hare never handled remedies tbat tell I as well, or that hire jjiven such uni- their store in the Blumberg Block, to guurimtee them everv time Avliere a lull line of 1 "J"1 wc t.la,ld.1 cd7 frtfuIld thcu l.jt lollow Uicir use. These rcmedtj hay won their great popularity pure ly on their merits. vu.-.hav & Mas.O'" IJruists-. A Stare luveklnirul. Is ,ne which is guaranteed to J rini. vou satisfactory results, or in case of failure a return of purchase price. Oa this safe plan vou can uuv from oui advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. King's Few Discovery for Consuinp tion. It is gurranteed to bring reiki m everv case, when uscq foranr aflcc tion of Thioat, Luns or Chest, such as Con-utnptiot), Inflammation ol Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooj -ing Couih, Croup, etc., etc. It i pleas uit ai;d agreeable to taste, per i feetly safe, and can alwavs be depend- 1 .1 -l-.ll A.i .- .- l i ii upon, i rial nouies tree at rfua t .' nson's Drugstore. UVVIU xl L u oil Dry Goods, Notioins and hmim Vill always be found All rols just as repre sented. Courteous treatment and lair dealiD2 is our motto. BARLOWS & SEAFLES. A Hunt;;. Or. G. IV. SUtl'SUX. m ! fin fc jjJlJ j f M. AVNNVILLE (bLLEGE When the expected aid did net come in the shape anticipated, than came an aggressive Aarfare, which of coursel!calleJ ou. a like resistance and the tesults in the territorial elections give prohibi tion and women suffrage over whelming defeats. Such results were inevitable. No man was ever won over to give his free adherence to any cause by the doubled up first under his iio.e and the epithet of knaves lavishly applied. Most men can be led if reasonable and conclusive argu ment is rightly applied, but no one can be driven by threats and epithets when lie knows that he is the stronger of the two. Human nature will assert itself, and espec ially is that the case when indivi duals are fully convinced of their own integrity, and not overpti suaded of the superior integrity of their would bo pugnacious persuaders. Two recent railroad disasters. one near Turner causing serious loss of property and the one at Halsey causing loss of life ar.d property, point very emphatically to a yery significant fact, and that is that the railroad tracks should be fenced, at least such portions of tbem as run through land where stock are allowed to run. This is a matter that should receive I rompt attention. The railroads should look after it themselves, and if they do not the law makers should oblige them to look after it. L XE W TO-DA Y. OS T A BILL OF SLK. FINOEH WILL tic rewarded by leaving it at this t!h-e. McMINN VILLI., 53fc P.0T1I ACADEMIC AND COLLEGIATE Departments. j In the Academic Department there arefour courses of studr of three years each: Classical, scientific, normal and business. In struction is thorough; location, heal thy! expenses low; advantages, first olass in every respect. Full informa tion in catalogue, for which address T G. BROWiXSONJVfis. OREGON I Pi AOTATf A1!T O i 1 T - -in imaiivu o n 1 H -OZET A ND W ill & Stark. BOOTS itt v r'- - o- I'ilen! Piles! riled! Dr William's Indian Pile Ointmem is the only sure cure for t hud, bleed ing or itching piles ever discovered It never fails to cure old eases f IDg standing, Judge Cooes, Maysvillc, Ky, says. "Dr William's Indian Pile Ointment cured me after years of suffering." Judge Cotlin bury, Cleveland, O, savs '"I nave ound by experience that l)r. Williai .'s Ir.dian Pile Ointment girc immediate and peruihi.ent relief." We haye hundreds of such testi mnnials. Do not butler on instant longer. Sold hv drinrirists at 50c and J I per box. SoU by 1-osliay tV Mason, BARGAIN ARGAIN S tls o . cry. r.wri v J l' I! Vll ,J From and after this date L will sell my entire stock of Hoots and Shoes AT COST! You hae hcaid Mur friends' and neighbors talking a! cM it. You may youiself be oi.e it the many who know from personal experience just how good a tl.ii:g is. If you have ever tried it. jou are n:.e of its staunch friends, becaur-c the wonder ul thin about it i., that uhen dice given trial, Dr King's Xi v: Discovery eV'-T af:er holds a place in the house. It you have never used it :'ud should be altlicted with a cough, cold or any Thaoat. Lung or C hi st trouble, feeure a bottle at ,ice and tive it a fairtiiai, 1 1 is gauranteed every lime, or money refunded. Trial bottles free at Foshay i Mason's D m git tore ' fiffv i:!.'.Mi ri fi.mitiirA pltfpn with all cuok stoves or ranges sold bv Matthews ifc Washburn. J; ami Domestic, cnibrneiiifr the celebrated .'lor U,i Mailriil. Kstnllas, ('oriierors and otlicr chcire bmm'rt in the W lis. Far-ro ami Western fniiin Telegraph o!re liuiMin. JiThcn.ember the place. I A AfKKS OF CHOICE LXD FOR SALE T:V cn easy terms; lies adjoining Kast Al bany. A lire stream nf water acros-i the back end; a splendid place for a subiirlian The facts evolved, ii tht elections nome; vcr-v eis ter""'- w- c. cassell. AIX. ukc it. Very p!i-:i?ant to I OST -IX ALIIANY A SMALL IJ t'Old bound Incket containing tin are taken as in iicatsons, are ttiat "viiecox electric relief for p. irr.hihitirn and emuil cuHrtrf ! X H will help you every time you ns , .. o j sk your trier tis uuout i have retrograded, and are not as Like, am draist have near lultilluicnt as tuey were sev eral years ajo. Uut the election., simply indicate a condition attain ed by the attrition of a political right, a condition that should never have been invited in either ques tion, ami if the leaders are rtise will be divorced from all futuie considerations of the questions. Fkesidext Harrison will soon isue a proclamation, declaring the formal admission of Wasbing in, Montana and the two Dakotas to the Union of states. The ieal proofs of state making has been going on ever since the last con gress passed the enabling act. The states all had to make themselves before admittance to the Union. First, the territorial governors called elections to choose delegates to constitutional conventions. All these conventions began their work on the appropriate date of July 4. They were all required to adopt the Federal constitution and to make state constitutions republi can in form, without distinction in civil or political rights on account of race or color, securing religious freedom and providing for public schoels. Within these limitations each convention has made a con stitution to suit itself step was the ratification of these constitutions by the people on October 1. At the same time state otlicers and representatives in con gress were elected. This done, the president has only to proclaim that the law has been obeyed and the fottr new states became a part and parcel of the Union. The Christian Advocate .'ays there ... 'out one lunatic aslum in ! all Kg pt. To that is devote 1 one ! of tli-? unused palaces, wh'ch, with its surrounding gardens, is admir-; CLASS ie picture f in v deceased son Anyone finding it will olease leave it at ihe Hkkai.I) ollicc and they will be suitably rewarded. r.. A. rami-y. ?OR LEXT-A COMJUlLMOUS STORK 2? I 50. An A 1 location. Small st.ck ami fixtures jr sale, A Ji res or call oil Asliby & Dickinson, Albany, Or. FOR SALE A OKNTLK, STYLISH IIOKSF, CAX be driven by women or children, also a rood bugay. Will be scld cheap for cash or on installments. Apply to W. fJ, Oilson, next door to postotfice. Xotlr of IHNsulutioM of Partnership rnilE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE JL existing under the firm name of Wallace, Ifcompson ic Co, wherein 1. I.. Wallace, W. S. Thompson ami E. LaForj-t of the city of Albany, Linn county, ureg-'i:. wore general partners is this the ,th day of A Jtist A I), lsso, dissolved bv mutj ;m-? it, T. L. Wallace retiring. The ousmss ivill be con ducted at the same plac. by W. H. Thonipso i and E. LaForest untie, '.he l-m name of LaKorest k Thompson, i Ail .'assume all liabilities and collect al a.cou.its due the l.rm. Dated this 7th day of Jjust A, D. 1SSP. T. L. WALLACE, W. !. THOMPSON, E. La FOREST. JULlUSiiiiADWOHL'S -o) o(- This is a cloring out sale to niako room tor my "'inmeLse Fall and winter stock of Dry Goods, Uloaks and Furiiisliinir Goods which will soon arrive. I intend to have the most complete JDrv GroodLs tore, !. VTll i. 11 i . i i -n iii me v:iuc. .:iii eiiiiv jfts l ;in anti win save you money. LionCountyBaiik COWAN" RALSTON AKD CHNEERlAiN' Albany, j - Oregon EBAD' Albany, 0-eg)n. i. ansae t s a eeneral bankinr bufiiness. Draw girht drafts on Hive York, San JFran iscoand Portland, Or. Loan money on approved security. Receive deposits subject to check. Collections entrusted .to us will receiv proinut attention Just ret civctl at.JH. Kwcrt'a.a niceassortu.ent ft olti-headed canes. 01 II u a a i r I A i U I Li 1 yAXTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL If housework in a small family. A pood irirl can find an eay place and pleasant home by applying to C. II. Spencer. WANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL If housework For particulars apply at the residence of W. H. Fortmiller, Washing ton street between C and 7. THAT TLACKIXG COUGH can pe so quickly cured by Sbilob's Cure. We uaraniee it. Foe-hay & Mason. Wood Sawing. HAVING PURCHASED A TRACTION eupino and a full wood saw ins outfit, I am prepared to take contracts of that kind. l.,.,,, u.;Kln-. 1K.; uritil.r'a fip.ir-i(l..ii.. Hie next will do well to givonis a call. On'eiscanbr left at liJownell & btanartl s. GEO. H. WARREN, Picnic for Iiald Heads Keturn date to the coast of MABEL SANTLY'S BUKLKStiUE COMPANY. IIIUUSDAY, OCT 10. The (ircat ami onlv Kenj-on Sisters. ,) .JMI Di l.NS A.M s:.i ..I EX ,4, 1 lT)AriI?DTI'Ci AND GENERAL JHARDWAFE 1 Cotrci' 13ros'. Silverware,; ITrench, CJiina and Crvstalware Bovs' Wagons and "Ooll Oarriaorey. Fancy Goods and a General Asortment 01 Crockery. andHTO YS. He Buys Direct and Carries the Largest Stock in the Willamette Valleyf lei on parte Francois, flier wirrt deutch gesprochen Mamif.;t.ini stf.t n engines, grist and saw m il maoh;ucry, iron frt.nts au.i all kinds of heavy a-i.l liht work in iron and brass castings. Special atten tion pn.il t. repairin.j all kinds of machinery. Patterns mule on stort notice E. F. SOX. " lacnt. C. H. Stewart, Secretary. q , m mi A.mx. STOC-Cas Staple Groceries I FineQasswCFOcken nta, eta. CAKES, PfES, Fresh Baked Breac Every Day. DEYOE & ROBSON, Proprietors carry au immense line of Stores and General Hardware Including the celebrated EARLY BREAKFAST and JEWEL cooking stoves and ranges, parlor and cooking stoves, a :d ail kinds of kitchenj r. utenoilsi also a Vmlpete assortment of mm noil Gardeners' Too s -OF THE AGRICULTURAL DEP0? ALBANY, Alihta MacWi nkt tousd a nmnitlii aaaort-BOrt, of fkwh (ur- MOll M Cranbefiivt, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Ordc Anohoog Mustard, C and tea and Nuts, EasternSuckaheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc. TtMM (ooda vcr tU booch whan prm. were low, adite bneli Um DMrgto -pven to hlMMlaHn. 11 rmttm the pi. U-.fotc.oM uuFfatiidlfro-h-teStt OREGON Shelf Hardware, Domestic and Other Leading Sewht Machine -A FULL LINE OF GARDENER'S AND CARPENTER'S IDOLS' The largest and best variety of - STUDEBAKER I NEWTAN BUILDERS' HARDWAEE, Pumps, hose, copperwarc, tinware sdcI plumbers' goods a specialty and prices are guaranteed to be satisfactory. The public is invited to call . nd inpect our stock. TweedalcV.building. Albany. Oregon. Revere House Samp e Rooms.! FAELI HACKS AND BUGGIES In the central Willamette Valley.SfJOrders from a!distance solicited and oi oniptly tilled at lowest rates. t0 aV.y utlapto I to tin. purpo o. Up ! !;ij.i.y ai:.i. nn.i H;irr.v ri Lor. - - . I . J.. . 1. - ; t3 ro:np.uv.:iou- rtx-jiu uao m. , , twi.Y!V .M:r.C il';:i::n!ii:-!i:ins ill.l not regard in- j ' sanity sj much as a as a of .liv.ne ati ..:!. l.i:r,a'.i,v, w,ro allowed to : ,,e,ei ve., ,ca.s f(Jr Fale a do .t'.-a..::-. whsit tii -y pleased; to ' libcknian'tf. I'o; u!. r .rirc-. diicaso ' To coMcludt wi'li :hc I .nrlo-que inspir- l I LXCE I )AXJ ) I X I ! WITH BILLIARD HALL ND CLUB ROOMS. WILLIAJIS BROS. - Proprietors. CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS, Ki-rl constantly on hand. A f"ll line of imported 'and domestic I irn - for sale. Everything lirst-clas.. -?fAt Kevi-re House, "Albany, Oregon. j The City Liquor Store, M. It A UJf( HA Jl T, Proprietor. 'TSi'.ttT tV.thi '! l.Vouj.vj o'liplo, AJbviy, - Ore in Keeps (."ititfaiit'y n himi i!ie IJiifst ii'ij'Orteil ami tlnniestii: w lies, li(iifirs'i;i:.nt tc'".,.t't. ii'.!'.' (ir-t-i-!'"-i ' i-1 r storo in site litv SFtCiAL AHMICfi PAI3TG ORDERS FROM THE COUNIiW VIERECKS SHAVING PARLOR THREE CHAIRS RUNNING STEADY. CLEAN TOWEL TO EVERV CUSTOMER, i i-ijr i;. , cn'f. Hair Cat. in;,' :5 :t. OHUUD III l Eifl ALBlYMfOlS Choice CDMoDery. AT TOMT-t -UTAH. WOnW Htm . fcj Htplwii ynmy llj m H ten Ik UMRi NEW PROCESS FLOUR. Tie f TTk Pji!jr!cfav . d3