Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, November 06, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti THE IIOHNlNi 1JE1JAJ.A WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1589 111 .31 Hi aturmng gaily fuewia - WEEKLY O A I bY ND TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION H.VILY :' r.i.flie't erery iHt.rning c.v.xl Momlaj.j elivvml Ur carrier, per week............... 0.15 y m-til, fwr yi-.u .. . f iVKKK f.Y. :vi':-liMj every Friday Morning.) :0rf, ir r.n luiii, in adrance $2.1-0 :.! in vIvni.- 1X0 TIIK H t!J .Vai'.s tC the Ailuim pn.tolticei-lciee s or II ottk-e north r. - K Astern states i l.e V. ..t SiU.; .'.ml !hfi Xatr.ur fj-iti s It K ;S0 i. ... .....,! J (j.f ' 11a u I r nrvViiiii'aiKi Vminina.. .. .'.V....!."..ii:30 r. j were careless. In the majority of ."Je7 I eases, however the blame does not m i, ix to ncYe.-i o'cick. rest with the employees. t',-i:t;rel mutter lor the Je.-xrlv illuming- a t...i nh')u!il Ik m.uleil befors 3 clock the r'VMuereiiiD?. ' The latest news from the dark -r. . ". i. continent, indicates that Stanley REGOX l'ACIKR- TIME TAULE. . wIU ro.R.b the abont the mk(. ... - Ar?r?..iLwMleof December, So many report Fritht ' 5.2.r,i.mi .f.t are put in circulation however, it smiET sonKT 1 vvil! 1,e weI1 to wait until the in trepi i explorer actuallv readies tide A-ffaTt hater with his loads of ivory, be hll o:i ferry street, between Second and I ff,re jm ptjeit i-ollfidelire plated Thin!. Alluoy. Urejrun. Strangers in thi; . arid trauiient Urethral .-ordially invited 1 111 what IS published. Joatt-w.U. ; . m ""'" EJtTOL'IAL SOTKS. The uiiiiter of our cin u!atin' medium interests every citizen. As good an authority as the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette says that there are now in circulation six kiuds of currency, viz., gold coin, gold certificates, silver coin, silver certificates, greenbacks, and Na tional bank notes. Silver coin and silver certificates have a basis of their own, while the rest have gold or an equivalent thereto. The greenback currency is fixed in volume. It can not be changed, except by act of congress. The j National bank circulation is stead- j i'v nriil rit!ifr rn rvr.H v dim i n ltiincr Ihiringthtt month of September; f,4:;2,4Giof this circulation was j withdrawn. :md diiriniT thft vpiir 1 vo nrul . , , " ; T-x ,i i as icmeu, aim uu lijo 1st of October the total National hank circulation was $1W,77!,000. There was on the 1st Oct. $-77,- 'J")l ,4")7 silver certificates in circula- j uuu, u..u ,.,.,o,.) muu. iu : treasury as cash. There was at the j same time $118,280,72 gold certi-' ficates in circulation, and if41,21S,- i - ,n. i i i n i J .40 held ill the tretSliry a9 Cash, ik-pr lnllir ii .innliti.n "S I uer dollars in tin uiation, ?,.-; 70,817, ttlll IU the treasury, i ,A ..... .i i $l!S2,Sit),":J:. This latter amount! is represented almost entirely by silver t-ertificatas, which circulate ' nn lci as money, lhe amount of trac- tional silver in circulation i .$VJ,-; ?'!!. o52. The total amount ot pa;x-r and coin in circulation on the 1st of Oct. was fl,4,0 '.),0 is. riiANKs-.i!,ix(; dav and thai.ks- , .- " . , ivinj; proclamations liave become siu: 1 1 a fixed fart that thev are h,NE 'lOAR.s-lMPORTEl). key west j And order wvV-ever you want. p.ty- I"l , (flr : . r..rn;na. a'"' l0nsti;'r.,,il,ri1,ci,'t' 1(1,3 celebrate! - jn., fur what . u order and nothing I il 'A r.t A W lOOtfit lor Jll.-il as the returning i-l..:- d- Madrid, l-jstrel as. Coniiuerors and u. . , H i I III I i 1 iiV' -unr-ei-i and with aVut -i- lit,.p -i.-e bra u in the wvin. Varsr, and '"r; Mr.ii-h: meals served as tiMtal , VU I 111 V Min..bt H. and Willi a.Ji.Ilt .l lil.,e fctt.ril l;li,, Te:c.'rai:i oti.e Lnilbn-. j fr 2o cents, and meals to order lr..i:i j J j ljJP real CO:!s:Ieraion. A citv i: jr.- ' Kcti.cn:Urtiir ' l a 5 cent loll and cud of wifffe tu .1 ! 'J temporarv sav.s that the fact that iiiniriir iimi i:ni(:-r. weareoa'lled'nponto give thanks: ) k;knisi: 1-i.axs " : ly-ij-i.kMtio,ij and ih.i:! f ir all kinds of everv vear 13 calculated to deprive ' 11 "Minx and inrhitectur.-. All Wdrklpiomtit ., ", " . ... . iv ilonu and nirantted !j be first-, Ks- theday Ol its Slgniticaiice 111 timat;s furnished n -,h rt nc;i..c f.,r !.ri..:. specially j.rosparous years, and foi rcsi,,tt:"-v. ""!,iit' baiiUin, that rea:on we may expect to see i tie present liiar.Ks.'ivint; coiiiiieu amoii the tereotvped holidays. I r - But, had the president Stepped : if ,i , i ! aside from the usual practice, and j instead of inditing his message in ! " " I the hackneyed form, given the ! t'KJ now vi Lite; uitcoiua iui which they have cause to be thank-! fnl. thft naner would have nrnvnd ! fnl, the paper would have proved one of unusual interest, for unques- j tionably the progress of the nation Jias been great during the present year and peace and plenty have been its leading characteristics. Ir is curious amid all of the energetic and daring push of the world's explorers, that the African ! continent hag so long remained ! the terra-incognito that it has. But all that is now fast passing away. As the Chronicle says the past few years have witnessed great changes in our knowledge of Africa, The geography of the con tinent is rapidly becoming under stood, and there are many indica tions that before the close of the present century the light of civil ization will have cleared away much of the gloom of barbarism and savagery which has for ages enveloped Central Africa. At present we are accustomed to re garding the greater part of this vast country a3 unfitted for civilized man, but its reclamation from sav agery must seem a less apalling task to moderns than the settle ment of the North Atn?ri.-an conti nent did t our forefathers. The subject of removing tin- bodv of (Jen. Grant from New I ", . . , . . . , . t ork to Waslisngton is again beii!-i discussed. I: was started this I i time hv i. W. ('!;:! 1, of riii!;v!tl-i phia. Tht ivtaoval wi!i some li. re proh:;bly ' ; . i Tin: report co:ikv Yo.'k, that t:!f jou:i lo 'kin : mot'icr of :!.. . ew .rood whose husband was 70 years old and Bi k in a chBritabie hopit.i, ; through hardships and trials of igupporting herself, her children i and aged mother, had gone insane and had to be taken to an asylum. The case was a sad one. Tiik graud jury in (Chicago are determined to have railroad acci j dents saddled u;xn the proFer shoulders. Th y found seventeen indictments against the engineer and conductor at the Hock Island railroad acciden .. That kind of j work will begin to lessen some of the accidents, providing it sue : ceeds in leading to the ones that A skiv cause for war ha been : founti in Kurope which Irish sums , UP saying mat i.ewrai iriai inont, a Belgian military engineer, says that the military establish ments of Europe are swollen to such proportions that there must soon be general war, as that is the only road to an agreement to re duce armies and put oft the load. XEW TO-DAY. Men Wanted rno WOKK ON THE OREGON PA IFI i. railroad Appi.v at unci te Curran A; Mon'cith. Jirick for Sale. T 1IY KILN ONE MILE EAST UK i. town, or delive.-ed anywhere in the city. W. C. CASSKLL, Alhinv Or. r. PACKS OF LONE JACK CHI. ircttes for 25 cents t ril's,''irar.8lorel CO'HAYED FROM 1'ASTIKE NEAli O IVoria one medium sized spotej i-ow. ; rca ana wmte, clean smooth horns, no mar: s i or brind. Any informatinn will be suitab'y renaruea, Aiuircss r. t kad i , t'eona. Farmers! I must have your and ess. C, K, Brownell. .u;u r THAT HACKING COUGH can vn no quickly cured by Shiloirs Cure. We guarantee it. Foshay & Mason, wiawinil TJaving tcrchased. a traction AX cujnne and a full wood cawing outfit, 1 am prepared to take contracts of that kind. l'ersons wishing iheir winters firewood sawed wi!ldo wcIIt Kivo me a (.aI, Ur.c ,,uiljr ltft a' aiownell & Stanard s. GEO. H. WARREN, - - Fine aiTrs for Saio. VOK sale two yearling half I- hxv'1 '''ills. Short ll.irn and cue n .ist. in. Hoth rm calves. viii i.o m.m for -'Ci c-j.-h. liANIEL HOI ( K. Tari-font, Oregon. F'lUt SALE -FOI. R YOKE AND V HALF of I'oo.l work oxen together with yokes : i d cl.aii,.s. Are wc'l broke cittle and" will In: sold at a bargain for cash, hein-r a portion of the estate of John Kobinett," tleeeaetl. .ppiy n .lonn . fuh, ailmuns:r:itir of the esfiite at hcdd. Or. Scavenger AVjirk. ri".n: rM)Eiisit;xKi has located in f A11."'", ' '' "f "''- ..rk. taho-.is. cleaneil oit and the lcrr r.irricd away or " exeavatioiw ma.lt-, th ontin.n-se iii.ved and the i.id place covered over with fresh ,iirt( il!t is dt.reil. 0r,krs CMr, be ,eit with J1'0 marsh ii. I km remain about ore month and those wishing ork l--n'! Mhnuld leave orders at onte.n kalcii coorEK. T) 1 1 C Tl lU('Ilcir(I.S d 1 IlllIlUS ' ALBANY, OREGON. Architectural Wood Turning. Manufacture! of all kinds Tof newels, pde-lals, stair posts, lial lusters, corner blocks, rosettes, buttons, finials, mantles, ortlrc littinns, porch columns, gate trna ments, Indian ch'.bs. table, stand and chair lees. All orders left with us will receive prjmpt and careful attention. Wood carr iug and fancy turning a specialty. The Estrella cigar, three for 25 cents' at Ellis' ciSar store Will AT THE- Albany Opera House, -SIX NIGHTS ONLY AXD- ! tiiiuuav ;uc COMMENCING MONDAY, NOV. 11, OF THE PEOPLE'S FAVORITES THE Chicago Coni?ily Corny In an Entirely New Keportoire. CIIJNUK OF PLAY EVEIU' N KJ I IT. Honda- r.r. tit.n I ii.mIuj . I.AOV II 1M.ET KKI i t itffl I-':! rfl welm.iav m..: s i: w i !i;sii.ij . i in t .:; i!ii r tv i ri.Mv.. sriuiis. ; "i-iy . . . .s:vj:avi:ii-H vistv" JlRJInrf C LII , , 1 rt i i i. ii i n. i ..-. i, a.'ii .iu. . ' itiilv-rv !:, p:iro;n !ti '.'):, reserved s.-at ::c. no iiKiiiEi;. rj2?"Box sh-.-ct i!Siv ;kti at (I. L. iLvkman'.s drug store, wheiere- Return of the Favorites ; vt-il scat.: tr.i 1 1 1 i"-'". c.K! ! c 1 i'!i';: In His Old Quarters. W. R. Graham has opened a merchant tailoring establishment in his old quarters on Uroadalbin street. He lias received one of the finest lines of genuine imported suitings and pants patterns ever brought to this city. Pants will be made from 4G.00 upwards, and suits for $2S and upwards. He has a very large line of oatterns, and will warrant all work to be first-class. Those desiring a fine suit made to order at almost the price of ready made clothing should give him a call. Many new novelties mid delicacies have lately been added t my block f groceries C E, Brownell. AttTRACY. XEAT.NKSf. t r nnii?ic A R fP Tl A P T () V. D O X Li XV W L J J-i. The onlv complete net of Abstract l.ooks and Maps in Kinn County OKFK'R IX THE COI UT IIOUSK. jflv?" Business entrusted to my ' t are will receive prompt and care - tin attention. OllEfiON ' FERTILIZER COMPANY N. E. Cor. 1 7th and F streets, P0CTLAND, - - OREGON MANCFACTUREKS OF PUKE HONE ZVIEAL Vor Orchards and Lawns. BOXE PHOSPHATE., For Gardens and Grain. ALSO Granulated Bone for Poultry. ! Our fertilizsrs are made from Raw ' Bones, no sand or other worthless f material beinir used. 1 Stewart &Sox, Agents, ALBANY, OREGON. 1 IT ANTED ii It A I N AND STOCK FARMS If of all descriptions. If you wai'l to sell your property, write or call on K. G. Uejrds liy, real estate a.'ent, Albanv. O.licc on I'.ro.ul illiin street near First. 1. t). bi VA. O EVE RE HOUSE, ALLAN V.IOK. CHAS I 11 t I'feitfer, 1'rop. Only first eclats house in the citv. Larire sample rooms for com-1 mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the i kitclivn. licnoral stao olli.:e for C'orvallis. BANK OF OREGON, ALBANY, OUF.GOX. c i riTAi iji.-io.tmo 9'rcsKlrnt Vii'e Pre 4as!iier. U. HRVANT . ..JAW H. i;i.ai. ii. r. MKi.-itii i A general b:tnkij!r btu-iness trai.s" acted. ' I Siirht exchan'e and telenap lie transfer Ii. instil ind old on New York, San Kramisco tnd l'oitland, Oregon. f! llli'i'timiA mnilo on fnvoriildc terms The City Restaurant,! Under the new management of If. J Lmipinau will he conducted on a i first-i:las plan. Meals will he served ( at all hours. Consult t'm BILL OF FARE irst-class -SI.0O int-.al. ;WFurnisliod rooms to let i i i:hm tion with thtrestaurant. (JMAI.L LAM TRACTS A XV.MI5FK OF I O s 'i.'il trails of land situated near Albany inr s i i li ay h rms. Anp'y t II. liryant TJKKSOXS DKSIfilN'G SAND, LOAM Oil X gravel from the iirenut-es ot r. L. Such, in IJenton county, can procure tickets for the same at my office, Crawford's bl.-k, Allianv, Oregon. fins K. Woi.vkkton. ABSTRACTS MARION COUNTY The only complete and perfect eet abstracts, AND LAND C03IPANY, SALEM, OREGON. Every abstract guaranteed. F.E.AUSTIN, Manager. COWAN1 RALSTON IAND CHAMBERLAIN' Albany, : - Oregon Transacts a general hanking business. Draw sis;ht drafts on New York, San Fran, 'iscoand Portland, r. t Loan money on approved security. Receive deposits subject to check. Collections entrusted to us will receiv promnt attention GILSON'S SHAVING PARLORS AND HAIK DRESSING SALOON. None but first-class workmen employed. Everything neat and clean. Give me a call. 2PTirst door east of new Mason ic Temple. Cranberries, cocoanuts, oranges and liriiMl hci-f :it v. K. lirowncH's. 'or biwiiicss at tlie Portland P.usincss Col ciIC l'orll:i;!il. or r-t the Capital Ius;.::cs l!c Siakr.i. itii sen are u'.kIc he r.ianaf;-.i:i :'.t t f A. V. .r:iistro;i, li.iv: tiniecoun-Ji.f .-.tut: its, s.'inera'.csof l liticn I SALEM i in ADInU jiimCountyBank iitGS'JSSsiEil!, r ,..::js. ,'"!:! furl ' '." : ii "iio. a ! !:es :".:;..!.: iftf :!!.- tVi'!-4: 1 '' v.ia. U"' wi. rypcv.TitiHK, r IK'THs. i ::y $5oo WORTH GOLD WATCHES I tak- this ni. tii.nl of informing Ilia' 1 i rt V t jiis! i;:c i-ii it nisi nazta ...I .. I'. .... , i-.K-rcliHiiiiV. "lu-uifss. aid have added toil Goods fv:-r brought to the city. In order to advertise my buiiness I have de-1 j ",,!,'lJ to '-'i1 awy vt-r $.100 orMi id' Gold Watches. Every purchaser (, loilni's worth or 'oods. for ckIi. from the clothinir department' ! w'" re':,v'' a -',llcCl! ,nr oue f tfr piucliuif-il in the east lur spot cash, LOWEST LIVING RATES. 1 (-.a. I nnd ex:nnuj my stot-K J.-jfXo.'r.-ubljj to sho goo Is. A I bain. Or. JptolflufGE"' " - McMfNNVILLE, - C. !:. If AW K I NX T1 1 I)iit-s'in iii!iiift,. ! '.sii.cssliii":!!: kin.hlif furnitnre.3 hedrooni'tsfts. iariur 0... ...a : I ;..!. . , " ' . ,,' ' rmf s-l.-.;tv: t v ail paper clioMii at L-lOHri ;!irt4. t-aii ana see ar t Sox. A. WIIEELKIi, SPRIXCSFIfiLD, TROPKIETOR. sriiiN i n.ELi) o iie ; ok ;?.li.:'iu :ird "ami illiic n Kailniad.'betweeii 4ili slid .rtli streett A.V!n-c!ci A'.'nanv Munaer. ii. lu.iiiii r not i xccl'.i (1 in .Uality,, md facilities not surpafied forth iironipt aiu! s:itifii torv lillin i.r tu tiers. "i regiiectfullv solicit a share of the irad.-. a. U'JIEELER " 11 ' II 1 I I II I III V i I i i 111 IV VI A I I IPs i I I 1 1 I I I I I U osiri aii immense linoof 1 Iiicl.i.ha the j:!tl..atc i I".a;IlY BREAKFAST and JEWEL cooking s'l-ves and ranges, (.al-.r ai l mok'r.L' stoves, acd ail kinds of kitchen -.t !,;;: al10 vmloete assortmenf. of I'll!)"?. In :m co; .iicrwari?. : in wan.- ri'd prices are iiu.iraatccd to hi-, satisfaotorv. The public is invited to caM .iiniii'pct onr stack. Twei-.lalc's building. Albany. ,Ort . on. SUBSURIPTIONS RECEIVED rh; ALL and -AT- HOT mm The City Liquor Store, 31. . It A VMGART, Proprietor . vyXoxtiil)3r t3jth?JlJiFc!lo'.v3'.einple, Albany, 50rcgon Kceps'constantly on hand tho finest imported andlomestic w nes, liquors ciarej tcV-;o9. Only first-clags liquor store in she citv SPECIAL ATTEKT'QN PAID TO ORDERS" FROM THE COUNTRY FOR PURE DRUGS, TOILET AND GO -HE ALSO !71 rLineof Pianos LUjJ.UUU"iJ CALL the citizens of Albany and vicinity nlntKInn i .. nnnn: n.UK m uluiuiu oiuic iu luuuctuuu nuu iuj the most complete stock of gents ; and - se gold watches. Stock is ail new ' and will be told at i - hire purclu.ing elsewhere. a. w. snti'soy. BOTH ACADEMIC AND COLLEGIATE l -i-arJiiieiits. Jt In the A::i i tnic )t artmt ut thin: arettuui cuui-a s of ittuiy f three years each: Classical, -cicntifie. Hernial and business. I--truction is thorough; location, lxjal lij '. expanses low; advantages, lirst . lass in every respect. Full informa tion in catalogue, for whichj address T. G. BROWiSOiN,Pis. OREGON .11 Li,.,l...f tlv nt- .t. , - , . i , - t. ' ana widow snaues, wiulii iin j ic tnem, on r irs; street, opposite SAWMILL inn in f I Wm 1 j r.lumhera' goods a Ep i'c;alty" and FANCY TO GOODS G. L BLACKMAN. (SacccMor to E. W. Langdot: DKALKB vs Urugs, Paints, Oils Perfamery and toilet article, also a full line of books anf stationery, periodicals, etc. Prescriptions carefu!: compounded iK ODD FELLOVrS TEMFLL Albany Ote.T'i CARKIES - and Organs in tie! ill ti'Jll U1U 1 J I 111 r. r'.iKitKhL MIMI COMPANY W Hardware i in! Gardeners1 1 oo s HARD WAKE. BOOK LIKE OF t'oii!:iins si'! tli.' laiost novelties in OUR nishin:! .in.l i.. ti.ifis . it Jrcdrock prices. We mean busincHs; and will make if pmi-' ihlc fur vnti to patronize us. p-ARROWS & SEAhLES. t I (I WI... !oi:s li '.tin Illl' X)J5i"r GOODS, DEESS GrOODS, jjstjd jsroTioisrs, F ishion puints the xrnx to the Lare New Stock of T 7 BECAUSE TI1K1H S5TOCK IS THE LAKGELT, r.ECAl'bE TIIEIIi GOODS AKE THE NEWEST, BECAUSE THEIR TPJCES AUE THE LOWEST. W know we cvlu case. All we ask is a thorougli ui)oct'on. In dr -.s gooes evt-r shown ni Al'anv h.ippy. I ALBANY ill Maiiufavturt: sUam iii.i-ii.es, i is-'.jt.i! taw mi!, iiuiti.im rj, noa fronts and d'i Iviuds id heavy and :ijd:t woik niiiiand hn.s .-atti:.j;s. Sl.tcial atten ;oii aid t :v anii: a!i Kindsoi 11 aihicery. i': tiMi,s mr.de on st rt notice. K. V. M)X4,-si;e);t. DEYOE &' SOBSON, Proprietgr6. OF THE A GR CULTURAL DEPOT ;albany. Shelf Hardware, Domestic and Other LeadingSeiuhis Machines a til:, line of GARDENER'S AND CARPENTER'S lOOLS The largest and best variety of STUDEBAKER I NEWTON "WAGONS, EACES AND BUGGIES ' In Uw central Willamette Valley.' oionijitly tilled at lowest rate?. kite Are selling good goods at living prices. We have just received a let ef new styles in men s Boots & Shoes Ask to sec our new French kip boots. The best value of anv sold in Oregon. Made at M. I). Wells A Co.'s facto lyin Chicago. Agency for the Ludlow Fine Footwear. A goo I shoe and a good fit iiuranteed. ER1 000BS Ladies' and tier.tletnan's 5ne fur- liid tiesire to make selec r season :v.h' stvl'.'x in Economical Buyers READ, we have the largest stock Coint and see us and be Alban 4 O'egoa. C. I :. Sti waut, Secretary. OREGON Orders Irom a' distance solicited ud YIERECKS SHAVING PARLOR eBATHS THREE CHAIRS RUNNING STEADY. A CLEAN TOWEL TO I VKHY CUSTOMER. -: fl:airg loccnte, HairCutti ICcts WORKS, AND 3:xaiini: HIS STOCK.