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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 1889)
the Munyrsn heuallv Saturday. November 9, i88 iBMii"'?lllrl"l''"' A.ND WEEKLY lit- .-,;ttSCKliTJ"N i i-.K.V.- LA I. cNv.tcJ by carrier, tr wet-k - 0.15 jr mill, por jrf;u 00 (I'uhluneJ ever;. Friday M.irnm;.) : cop , unburn, ii: advance iu'.iO lien not pi iri-.-rflvam.-e -!l '.itii.i, it tin; Altiitil.if i it Cilice cle . i!i o'li'.ts nortu Kxslerii sta (. M'i . I llf WtEt SiUl! I And tiie Nairuvv lau;e it. it.: lor l'..r UaU and Sulcm ilA. u Corv.illii nuJ YiM(uiui 1;.': r. o;Hc south i M r. ti The pjoSIue will el'.e4 e icli evening roro six to nercn uleck. fl-fi'tored natter ior tli 'tr; luorniny .tai.i should be uiialftd befor 8 uluck the previi.tia evtniaif. ORKGOX l'AOIFlO TIME TAliLK. Arrive Oupafis .; ll.15amll.lK) ft in 5.25i'iil i;.fK' aiMent'er Freight SECRET fcOCIETIKS. 4 . O. t". W.-We -.ILodge Xo. i.i: meet er'eaimr at the c. a. k X every ilgud;r erenmt; at the u. A. II Thir l. Albio, Oreaa. Strangers in tint tity and trxo-ueal brsthroa coriiiall.v invited toattoiid. .! CONSTANT ADVANCEMENT Kaiher in dissonance to the action cf Kate Field, who, while under pio,ue at the action of Mor mon v.omon who advocated the Ieculiar tenets of that church more strongly than Kate thought they should, made vigorous attacks upon the future possibility of the sullrage being placed in the hands of her sex, is the action of the old hitherto conservative colleges in fully opening their doors to women. The Washington Tost thinks the most notable fact in the history cf the movement to secure the higher education f women is the recent decision of the authorities of the l.'niversity of Pennsylvania to open to them all its courses upon equal terms with other students. When the question of co-education was first discussed, seven years ago, by the faculty of this same University of Pennsylvania, it received s-ant consideration, and was promptly and summarily dismissed. Never theless, not an argument for the favorable consideration of the pro position can be urged now that was not applicable then. Beyond doubt the triumph of the cau.e of co-edncatiou was really achieved in the freer, less conservative, and more broadly planned institutions of the We-st. In this matter the pioneers were the universities of Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Kansas and California. At the Kast the plan was i'.r.-t adopted in Cornell, and was there found S'i successful that Swarth mow and Columbia soon fuiiowed. F.ven Harvard has fallen in with the movement, though in a sort of compromising way, in ils "annex." The Columbian University did i.ot adopt the principle tiil this year, and now comes lMi:isylv.tni.i as the latest ice; ;!!'. The question o: admitting women to the same ad vantages enjoyed bv men in seem ing the beat and highest education is not to be confounded with the other question as to whether it is advisable or practicable for women to enter upon professional careeis or to adopt other callings which have been lrtherto monopolized by men. That is a matter which each woman will decide for herself, and she will decide it in accordance with her opportunities, her adapta tions, and her special abilities . The admission of women to tne universities is simply a question of general education. Until recently the type, idea and spirit of a uni-vcr-dty wero essentially medheval. The spirit even aflected the cojrte f study pursued. The subjects regarded of predominant import ance hundreds of years ago retained their pre-eminence over subjects of vital interest to modern life. In the same way the medheval idea of woman was retained. In the Middle Aees it was believed that woman's mind was constitutionally unable to cope with the severer and higher lines of thought and study. This idea probably Kate Field would rehabilitate. The ad mission of women to the univer sities marks the death of that idea. In no respect is the progress of our civilization more evident than in the greater fieedom of life, the enlarged facilities for instruction, and the increased opportunities for work which, in our day, are ac corded to women. Tliis evidence of progress is greatly strengthened by th'jir unfettered and equal ad mission to all the advantages of the higher education. The general advance in hnsiness all over the country has l;cn ro-fcrr-.'J to, an-l is a!-nit:el iy a'l. In spite o" rvf.krs ::s a nutiun we are jro;- r:us. The I'LiLt i:-!..;,' i I're5-! slivs Jul lh- hu.::ss pani'ji: i i 1 1 fa'!. wn: -!i ii. n.. ;:;!-; ou !'. !e - ,ir.y ia ,:. ber, has now reached its maximum. Prices may rise farther, but t is not likely that more business will b3 done. The one drawback is that aggregate consumption has not increased. Imports are re duced because prices have in the past six months advanced relative ly faster abroad than at home. But . . i e.cept in iron anu steel, production in manufactures has not increased. In cotton and wool it lias greatly decreased, althoutjn in both lines the advance in price in England is J greater than hein. Sugar is the j one article of foo 1 whose consump tion can be closely measured, and to date at the four leading iorts it is C per cent, less that; last year, although population has grown 3 per cent. It looks on this account for the accumulation of merchan dise stocks in the not distant future. Tin: streets of New York ivere ajrain the scene of a borrowing tiagedv from electric wires. A f il'en telephone wire conveys the , Ritf,.tric current from the light j (,.,. wires, and a horse is killed and consumed, the roaming flesh per vading the atmospli'.te for blocks awav, and several individuals were knocked down and seriously in jured by the curren:. Verily this electricity is a po.ver that it will not do to fool with. l'rac and Look. Thos. Brink has just received a fine lot of wicker chairs, wood ba:keta. music stands, and some fine parlor suites, etc . which will be sold at the very lowest price. NEW TO-DAY. irAXTED A t.lUL TO OO CKXKKAL I J houscwerk. Apjily at tlii9 olfice. Men Wanted. mo WOilK OM THE ORKGDX PAC IFIC J. rai'ruutl. Aj.v at one to t'urran i i ilOlltlltll. JSrick for .Sale. AT MVJKILX O.VE MILE EAST OF A town, t il.'live.x-J aiivuhert! in thseity. W. C. CASSKLI,. Albany Or. Farmers! I must have your uutlcr aiuletrirs. C, E, Urownell. QTItAVF.D IKOMJ l'AS'l'L'KE XEAIt O lV"ria one medium sized spoteJ sow, ru.l ami white, c!e.tn smooth horns, no nur'.s or I riml. Any inform itiin will he yiiitablv rewarded. AddrcsH 1. FRADV, I'eorii. Vt oiMt anlu TT. 1J. ciiL'ine and a full wood mw in? outfit, I nm prepared to take contrac ts of that kind. Persons wilnn iheir winter's firewood sawed will do well tj ;ivo nie a call. Or.'eis can br lei't at Cjownell & Stananl'a. CEO. II. WAKREX, Fine CalyrH for Sale. 'OR SAf.K-TWO YEARI.IXr- HALF bred bulls, S'noit II urn and nnc in. ttot li fine eilies. Will be wild for y.-Oi--h. DANIEL liorCK, 'Ian 'ent, Oregon. MOltSAI.K KH R VOKI JIAX1) V HALF I of mi l work uxen to'uihur with yokes nil ehai'.s. Are we'l brok eattle ami will in.- solil at a bargain for cash, bein.r a portion ol tin- e-t.'ite of J jhn Ro'jiiief t, deieased. Apply to John W. l'ii'h, admiiiHtr.t ir of r'leesla'i! at ."rhedtl, Or! llNE SCARS -IMPORTED. KEY WEST I and Itotnevi , rnibraeinvr tlm eelebrated :-"ior do Madrid. Estrella, Compierors and '-ie.- cioi u brands in the Well, Far;,", and VfNt -r.i Cnio i Telegraph o:tic buiMinj:. S " l.cine'nlier the place. fii!iir:ir(r iiiiit ivmiiicr. DC. SHELL, WILL Fl'HMSM 1'I.ANS, -:li.M;-itis and !: f'r nil ki'idscf 'i.iildin.r a'l ) areiiite.-t'ire. All wnrk'proii'pt I. il iu a'l I 'inr intce.I to be flrst-ela. Es ti.n.ites f'.irnish::d on .sh u t ticliet-for - ii.!diii4, resi.ieiiecf, imblic bui!diii;;K, '.ridLT'-s, ftr. Scavenger Work. 'piiKf.ii;:i:s!i;NKi) has located in 1 Alb.uiy to do si-avenirer work. Oi:Oijhui cleaned out and the icf -."i: carried away or new excavations made, tho ontlioiMe nwved and the oid place covered over with fresh dirt, as U desireil. Urd-.rs cm be K it u ith the city marsh d. I .'.ill remain about one month and those wi.sb.in work d-m; Khould I eave orders at nee.,iM RALPH C'J( PEH. Kichards 4 Phillips, ALU ANY. OREGON. Architectural Wood Turning. Minufaeture'8 of all kinds Jof newels, p-ile-laK stiir HMtM, ballmterj. comer blocks, riiHtei, buttans. tinials, mantles, olhVe fitting, rxirch columns, (rate rna-1116111-1, Indian clubs, table, stand and chair lcifs. All orders left with us will receive prjnipt and careful attentim. Wood earr iii and fancy turning a specialty. The Estrella cigar, three for 'Jo cents, at Ellis cigar store. L). i AT TIIE Albany Opera House, SIX NIGHTS ONLY AND Saturday Matinee ! COMMENCING MOXDAY, jS'OV. 11, OF TIIE PEOPLE'S FAVORITES THE Chicago, Comedy Com'j' In an Entirely New Ueportoire. CIIANCiE OF FLAY EVERY' NIGHT. i:oiniav v.w KUi.ti 1:si-mI..V..I. UV 41 lM.t. M l:t:l (ml l arci Wrilni'.lav Ol I.J i: !tH i ii!irt:ti . i mtx!M ni;i ; l-ridav t.o. s ; ::ikv I ;iiiiri iv . 3. vt.:t i iPjKis rt: r. i llatirie- Illl i rOl'l'LAU i,uic,!:s:'jo,:;),aoii.-,o. I ( Jallcry, ch;l-.lr:i ,!,)c : a iul:.-;, :5-V; ! .!i.iv:i-t:i;:s .YVt.J. i Cii'X liet nswiij'oii a! 'I. ; ! s I'm; tore, u hf: ri , 1 it-i can liii ! .i c:i r,:: Bctnni of the Favorites Newspaper ami Magazines. The time is now approaching when people will want a good sup ply of reading nutter for the winter evenings. F. L. Kenton continues to receive subscriptions for all the leading news papers and maga zines. All papers except the Delineator and renewals to the Youtns Companion are furnished at publishers regular prices, thus paving the subscriber the tro.ible, risk and ex pence of sending orders to the publishers. All orders are forwarded without delay. Trice lists furnished free. Many new novelties snid ile.IU-i'cio have lately been u dried t my atoek of U mceries (.;. E, Brownell. At'ClKACT. NEATKKSS. j. j. noinus, ABSTRACT OIL Tiie only complete set of Abstract Hooks and Maps in Linn County OFFICE IK TUB COl'KT HOUSK. Business entrusteu to my care will receive prompt and care ful attention. UaSHOH FUETILiZER COMPANY X. K. Cor. i7th and F streets, f.JCTLAND, - - OR KG ON MANO'AtTCRERS OK TURE JJOISTE MEAL l"or Orchards and Lawns. RONE PHOSPHATE, For Gardens and Grain. ALSO Granulated Bone for Poultry. Our fcrtilizsrs are made from Raw Bynes, no sand or other worthless material being used. Stewart & Sox, Agents, ALBANY, - OREGON. WANTED GRAIN AJfl STOCK FARMS of ilcseriptions. If yon want to sell your property, write or call on K. U. iieartlti-Ic-y, real estate aent, Albany. Ottice on l(ro.ul illiiu stre-t tu-ar First. I. O. box 341. REVERE HOUSE, ALBAXYOK. CHAS I'feiffer, I'rop. Only first eela!s house j 'n the city. Larjre cample rooms for com-n.-rciul men. Xo Chinamen employed in the kitchen. General stae onwe for Corvalhs. BANK OF OREGON, ALBANY, OREGON. CAPITAL tCiO.OCO I'rrsldrnf ... Mee rr'... aslilcr . Cnt'AT ...JAt VI. III. t IN. .13. I . Sli UIMLl A enerjil b: i:kia bne-intES trars" act -d. S irlit exeli an'e and telerimlnc transfer bought iind sold on S'ew York, San rrautiseo and Portland, Ore. 'on. C .licet ion made on favorable terms The City Restaurant, Under the new management of II. j Lampnian will be conducted on a 1 lir.st-o'a-s plan. Meu's will he served at an i me. v-onsuit t-i-s BILL OF FA1IE And order wharever you wait, pjy injr for what order an'i uothiufj more. Straighi meals served as usual for 2") cents, an t meals to order from a cent roll and cup of oodre to a ; lirst class 1.00 meal. ."iTFornislied rooms t let in connec tion with thejrestaurant. OMAIX LAND TRACTS-A NUMUFR OF j O sina.l tracts of land situated near Albany f.T sa'e n ta-iy lerrns. App'y to H. liryant 1)EKSOXS niCSIKING SAND, LOAM OR I gravel from the prunes ot F. L. Such, in IlcutOD county, can procure tickets for the same r.t uiy oiiice, Cia ford"s blnek, Albany, ;retfon. flMH. E. V.'oi.VKRTos. ABSTRACTS MARION COrNTY The only complete and jierfect 6et abstracts, C1 lull I I 1 1 I I I I I I 1, 4.1 AND LAND COMPAXY, SALEM, OREGON.. Every abstract guaranteed. F. E. AUSTIN, Manager. COWAN" RALSTON 'MO CHAiV.BERLAIK Albany, - Oregon Transacts a general banking business, iiraw si.ht ilrafts on New YorW, San Frana iscoand i'ortland, r. Loan money on approved security. Keccive deposits subject to check. Collections entrusted to us will receiv promiit attention AND HAIR DUES-IN(i SALOON. None but first-rlass workmen employed. Everything neat and clean. Give me a call. SFir.-t door east of new Mason ic Temple. Cranberries, coconnut?, orumres und lnit'il beef :it .;. F. Urowiicll's. i.: ;ii;..l i.uritK'.H ci 's ;.;c v.nliX . hrivi he i.i:. ! . :: ;::;u coil:.-, i I 1 VI jinnCountyBan J3 f or bt'i-!-'S nt V.; - r.-rtl.i:: ! r.i:-::K-?. Col t-cf. I-u.-tla--!. :'t t!w ...s-:t:.oii-.iii.anjm TI- .Y.r.:- iHj;nrt : .it.'is. tUii i. :it ! ..;tic. n-'MK i i : ::i;.i,.i.s-. I .i'Ic:;! , (!' Cell. I WORTH GOLD WATCHES 1 uk- l in. hi... 1 ot iulorniing t!v I !.. .- ji.-t i.i.. c. h tirst class und liHe added niriiishifjo Goods and Clotliingi i !.i tig''t to the city. In older l L'ivr v.-rf ovi-r $500 wor'hof Gold Watches. Every purchaser o; '-in-iloiUr'a worth of goods, for cash, from the clothing department uin n o. r.r a ciiauca tor eue of tficae gold watches. fcttck i ai! new. pii'cii;:M'.i (i rtie east Tor spot cast), tad will be o!d at LOWEST LIVING RATES. Cad and cxaiiuj my stoct t"!'cie purchasing elsewhere. 211.. r'.ub'.e t show good. Albany. Or. mMmmville College McM INNYIJiLE, C. I) HAWKINS. T - v felWfl if IHel; a r fill TI IT hots an iir;iii..in.n.luaiiiess3iiO'h !.indijf furniture.jj hedroomV-'ts, p:trl-i st'ih, eii.iirs. l ed ioiaiges, kit:li n eafes. and all kind of tables, etc. , ore Aim. h.-iv.- a fino Miiyet'on of wall paper and wind iw shades, which tiiey ;u !Veiirii,' at close Ji".ire., Gall and see them, ou First street, opposite Str. art -fc Sox. A. WHEELER. SPRINGFIELD, PROPRIETOR. SSMJIX(tFTELI) OKECiON ;".U:in :inl Tand otliee on Kiilroa. between and 5ih street A.Wbeeler, Album Man:ii:er, :li'Vn!-' lumber not exeelled in unlity.J tuU facilities not suria.-it-d forth lp)iiii,t and sat'fai tory tilhm- or orders. I rcsDeetfnllv solieit a i-liure of tiie trade. MATTHEWS em r v. inimeisKe iineof Stoves and General Hardware .uuid ike -'t leb.-ate I K.iKI.V BREAKFAST and JEWEL cooking , , s;i,vi and i singe?, p!i"!' r and lookir.L' stoves, aild ail kinds (f kitchen iittr.si'.i' aiso 4 vm'pctc assortment of warmers an haraeiiers loois I BIIIIDE1S' H AMD WAKE, l,,,mI'": sc- c,TPe' tinware rd prices are guaranteed to In. satisfactory. The pulnic is invited t call jnd'.inpect our Steele. Tweedale's huildincr. Alhatiy.jOn ,.on. SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED FOI; ALL -AT- II. J. Si ' .IIIVI UJLUK) The City Liquor Store, M. . It A UMGA11T, Proprietor. rflTXsxtjljjr to'thel MJFetIowjetnple, Albany, !gO.-e;on l Keeps"con8tantIy on hand the finest imiorted anddomestic w ncs, liquors'jciyarsj tcb?ios. Only first-class liipior store in sho tit v SPECIAL ATTEr'ON PAID TO ORDERS' FROM THE COUNTRY FOR PURE DRUGS, TOILET AND GO -I IE ALSO iiiest'Litieof Pianos r -r LjlU'iVi AM) exa:iixe boo the citizens of Albany and ricinity clothing store in connection whb my : the most complete stock of gems; to advertise my business I have de- G. TP. STMPSOX. OTII ACADEMIC AN I COLLEGIATE Ih-partna'iits.ij; In the Acad.inic )i:.itiiitut iLdc arc.hiut curf. t f stuiy .f thrte years each: Clai-siJi!, ciciititic. unrnial and business. In struction is thorough; location, lual hj '. exii'nses low; advantages, lirst i lass in every respect. lull infonoa u n in catalogue, for whiclij .idlrrhs -T. G. BIIOWNSOJN,!. OREGON T. I'AiiRELL BE COMPM SAWMILL wheelei: jilumhers' goods a specialty FAjNOY TO GOODS 1 G. L BLACKMAN SneceMor to E. W. Lanpdor -SULU IX- L'rngs, Paints, Oils I"crfamery and toilet article nlso a fuU line of books arc stationery, periodical, etc. Jf Preeriptions i-aref:i!;' compounded iH ODD FELLOWS TEKPLL Albany Or?2-: 1.1 e CAEE1ESV - and Oras in tie n va: by. i HIS STOCK. Isii. i ' m ai:d BOOK mm mm I 0TTE IJNK OF Contains !? !i e latert novelti - :-- Li.be' and Cer.tleman's fine fur-ni-bin-.-s. :! 'l,n at bedrock .. We mean bssmew, and wi make it profitable for vou to patr i :' ' R;- OWS & S EARLS. i 4 V1... i lit! JD1 GOODS, 4- S G Fsliiou ioints the way U J 8 V.YA Al'SK TIIEIK STOCK IS THE LARGELT. I'.tCAUfcE THEIR GOODS ARE THE NEWEST, B! CAUSE THEIR PRICES ARE TIIE LOWEST. ki-ou- we .-mi: jt-.ise. inspect n in tit jft'!is v i ii.-i i Lowis in Ai1 V..(.:vi ;tc u:v ; : ;.iu . s, pi.v.aitd v mill iiiacliiiu-ry, iron fronts aod lil kf' '- htavy i l li-.t.i work a. inrn ani trass caf-rns. Special at ten- ti. ii j.-ij.t t . i a-i. ii ...i:ilsi t i: a;iiii.cry. I'atteri.t- made? on strt cotice. 1". K. s..J" : - C. H. Sti waut, txrttiuj'. DEYOE & ROBSON, Proprietgr. OF TIIE AGRICULTURAL DEPOT JALBANY. Shelf Hardware, Domestic ard Other LeadingSewins Machines A rL l.L. LINE OF GARDENER'S AND CARPENTER'S lOOLS The largest arid best variety of STUDEBAKER i NEWTON DFASis WAGONS, HACKS AND BUGGIES WtVK "Mow;;" r"v"!U VT.SOrdclron a d.stance solicited ad Are jelling good gocdsat iving prices. We have juet received a lot of new styles in men's Boots & Shoes Ask to sec our new French kip boots. The best value of any sold in Oregon. Mad at II. D. Wells & Co.'s facto iv in Chicago. Agency for the Ludlow Fine Footwear. A good shoe and a good fit Miranteed. Mil GOODS '!t'sii to make selecs- OODS, the Large New tock of All v ask is a thoroufk Wfjiiive tLe lamest stock ' nn1 and see us and he Albiiiiv . O'vjrou. OREGON YIEREGKS SHAVING PARLOR THREE CHAIRS RUNNING STEADY. A CLEAN TOWEL TO I.VKKY t I STOMLK. .!.- . :: ii z t ti )s, Iltir Cut:i mm BEAD
