Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, November 28, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORN 1 2s i intf.'ALB: TIT UBS I y OYE1M13EB 28, 1889 Daily 4ND Weekly TERM.- OK aUBSCKlPTHN KAILY V i .:-.-IikI er.v psorniPK ecet Monday.) ii .r. .1 h eirruT. uer ween ' j in ui, ir yen 00 vv r.K!:t.V. ,1 .iVistied every Friday Morning.) e . , Vrr &hiiui:i, ia advance 32.00 -i. ' in ivlv.ii'-e "u tui: iin. Mai! tlic Albany postoilice close F.r all oftuoH north I Ti. K-j,tern utatc.-i L-5 A I :;e West Side f nd the Nat raw (;.m;e R. Kr Por.laiul and Saloui .'...An' C f oivahisaml Y4uiti lZ .d. ollue sth f- The Ktolfi-e will be do.-! each ce s rora six te iieveu o'clock. Iiristered matter for the .early moriiiinr .rain should mailed before 8 clow the -r:vius evuuinsr. OREGON I'ACIFIC TIME TABLK. Arrives Departs Passeneer. .. Freight 'll.15umil.lKl l in .' i.2opml t..r.im SECRET SOCIETIES. 1 .O. U, W. SvfetylLodge No, 13; meets A. every Hand eveniii at th U. A. K. hall on Ferry street. bftween Seeond and Third. AlbMiy. Oreg:i. StnwKcra m the city and troinie.il U rethrsri curdiaily invited to attei.d. EDITORIAL SOTES. A California physician has entered into voluntary insolvency. The health of this coast is not con ducive to the physicians amassing large fortunes. It U said that Senator Allison will shortly commit matrimony. All the same the great state of Iowa will retain him as their worthy and efficient United States senator. The Secretary of State of Mis souri makes wholesale devastation among corporations that fail to comply with the auti trust law. About a thousand charters were recently declared forfeited. Tuk German Emperor it is said wants to visit tfee United States, bat cannot because the naughty Uichstag wont vote 45,000 marks to build him a special boat to ride over here in. At ilopkinsville, Ky., recently the insenced people took the murderer of their town marshal from the jail and formed a lynch ing party that successful orna mented a limb of a tree with his mortal remains. The anti-slaver conference as sembled in Brussels, have sent to Stanley and Emin Pasha, for a narrative of thiir experience on the slave trade matter in the African interior, and will remain in session until they hear from them if possible. Thk averaging up qualities of the Drexel young ladies is very good. Onu goes into the Catholic church and gives all her millions to that institution, while another endows a poor but worthy young man with her money. Taking them together they average well. Do.m Pedro, the deposed Bra.il lian monarch, Beenis to hare rather astonished hi3 relatives ami people in Portugal by assuring ' them that he was an American and a republican, lie evidently was fully prepared for and cogniz ant of the proposed action of the revolutionists. As Illinois farmer recently had a tussle with the representative bird of our great Republic. The great American eagle, that under took to muckle him, measured over eiz feet across the wings, and gave the man some fearful scratches before he was dispatched by the man seizing his feet and putting his boot on his head. New South Wales has one of its periodic gold rushes. This time the new digging are at Peak Hill and the reports of extraordinarily rich finds brought about 2000 min ers to the place in a week, while the latest reports say several hun dred were coming in every day. One queer feature of the camp is that the lead in every case giyes out at the depth of about seventy feet, and another is that the work hs been stopped until the colonial Parliament can decide on the size of a claim which a prospector may take up. Fancy a crowd of eager American miners waiting idly for weeks to learn the result of such a decision. Cardinal Lavigerie's appeal to America for aid in suppressing the African slave trade should not go unheeded. A congress is soon to meet in Brussels to consider some pla i of international action. The cardinal thinks that it would be poetic justice for the emancipated ' blacks of the United States to Eend delegates to this congress and asidt in its work. This is a very pertinent suggestion, which ouht to meet witii a f.iv.raUo response. This movement is confined to no race or creed, and it deserves the encouragement and assistance of all Christendom. The Arabs are desolating the Dark Continent, Their atrocities are greater, if possible, than ever before known in the fearful history of the slave traflic. The cardinal, who is especially well informed on this matter, declares that never since the days of Livingstone has tke slave-trade been so active' and wide-spread as at this moment. The reports of its suppression at Zanzibar, he declares, are false, and he accuses the Sultan of that country of being in league with the slave-dealers. It is a reproach on the civilization of the age that the Arabs should be allowed to con- j tinue this traffic in human flesh. Where one captive lives to reach the coast ten die on the way, while the o'.d men and women and young children are mercilessly kille 1 at the start. Village after village is decimated by onu of thene- Arab caravans. The cardinal tays that an expenditure of $4,C30,0O would accomplish the purpose of break ing up the traflic. If this is true there should !e no d'Ticulty in ac complishing that very desirable em! The largest stocK of watches in the city at Will & Starks. XEIV TO-DAY. WANT ED-A POSITION BY A YOUVG married man as a distant book-keeper orotfice work- Add-ess G., IIeralu otlice, Albany, Ore;on- MOSEY TO LOAX-HOME CAPITAL OX jrod real e .tate security. For particu lars enquire of Ceo. Humphrey. 1ST ANTED TWO FURNISHED KOO.VS V ma quiet private family, wi'h or with out board. References exchanged. Address at once toC. W. Syfers. Albany postoftice. IINE ClOAUS-IMPORTED. KEY WEST and DomesMe, embracing the celebrated Flor de Madrid. Estrellai, Conquerors aud oMier choi -e brands in the Wells, Far anil Western Union Telegraph o:ticeJ buii'lin. f.lTheii;e'iiber the place. "ItfANTED MAN OF GOOD SELLING I V ability to represent us as sales agent in this town, (.200 to S'XKM per year -an be made ) Addres3, Wanamaker Si Drown, Philadelphia, Pa The largest clothing and merchant tular in;; house in America. Coul raclor unil Itullder. MIHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LOCATED J. in Albany solicits patronage from city and country. " Will contract to build bridges, barns, and all manner of dwelling houses, ircludin Oueen Anne, Eastlake and Eliza bethian stvlei of building. Will furnish plans and sptciflcatinns free of charges. Satis faction guaranteed. W. C CASSEL. STRAYED FROM PASTURE NEAR Peoria one medium sized spoted row, red and white, clean smooth horns, no mar'-s orb.-iud. Any information will be suitably rewa dt J. Address P. FRADY, Peoria. Firemen's Klectlon. JOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the annua) election of chief and assist ant chief engineer of the Albany fire depa- ' ment will be held at the hall of Albany En gine Co No. 1. Dec. 9, ISSt), between the hours of 1 oV.cck and 6:30 o'clock p. m. W. H. WARNER. WALTER II. PARKER. Sec. A. F. D. Pres. A. F. D. PARTIES WIJHIXG GRAVEL FROM the Wilkins pir. near this city inunt call ft the otlice o' the Oreon La..d . and pro cure tickets. By order of J. H. Wiikins, 170UND-IN THIS CITY ON MONDAY " Nov. IS, a gold bangle imikcd "M. A. B," with the L-.rc's .prayer in i!ie reverse bide. It awaits an owner at this I'.U'ce. FIO.'l SALE-FOUR YOKE .'D V HALF i:Vooi w rU oxen t gel!ier with yokes and chains. Are wc'l broke ciule a.Ti will be sold at a bargain fcrcsh, being a portion of the estate of John Ko'iinett, deceased Apply to John W. Pugh, 'administrator ef the estate at bhedil. Or. WANTED A GlKL TO DO GENERAL housewerk. Apply at the coi ner of 5th anil Railroad streets. .Men Wanted. alO WO.JK ON THE OREGON PACIFIC . rai'road. Apply at otica to Curran .& Mon'eith. FOR SALE A FIRST-CLASS FOUR year old carriage hors ". Go'.-d for any kind of work. Good life and gentle. In quire of Dr. J. C. Gilbert, corner of 2d street, between Washington and Ferry Open one week. Fine C'&WeH for Sale. 1XR SALE TWO YEARLING HALF 1 bred bulls, one Short Horn and one Holstt in. Both flncalves. Will be sold for fc0 each. DANIEL HOUCK, Tangent, Oregon. E. G. BEARDSLEY, REAL ESTATE AGENT. Conveyancing of all kinds aone in a relia ble manner. All business will receive prompt attention. Oli -eon Broadalbin itr-et, nea . First, Albany, Oregon. Richards & Phillips, ALBANY, OREGON. Architectural Wood Turning. Manufacturers of all kinds Tot newels ndeslals, ' stair posts, ballustere. conic. blocks, rosettes, buttons, finials, mantles, ffice fittin s, rch columns, gate crna; ments, Indian clubs, table, stand and chair legs. All orders left with us will receive pr jmpt and careful attention. Wood car ing and fancy turning specialty. City Election Notice. ft" OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT there will be an annual election held on Monday, the 2d day of December, 1SS9. in the city of Albany, Oregon, for the puipose I electing the following municipal officers: Mayor, city recorder, marshal, treaiursr and three councilman, one each in the 1st, 2d and 3d w-ds. The followina namedjplaces have been designated by the city council as the pkces for holding the election in the various wards: First wards In the county clerk's office. Second ward In the county treasurer's Third ward In the othce.of the Alb-ny Farmers' company. The following named persons have been appointed judges and cleiks of election in the Tarious wards; First ward Judgo, M. Payne, D.Fromvi, W. U. Read. Clerks, 1'. J. btites. C. V. Watts. , . ,. ... Second wir.l Ju-l.'J. Kills Knox, L. t' dcrs. S. Froman. Clerks, C. G. Kawlmgs. J. R. Wyatt. nr.nl ward In Igv, J'nii Huston, K. A P.irkcr Clerk son, F, A. li-irk hurl. rim n.ilU will tuit:i :it !) A M I -on., (J. F. Win. Simp- . an 1 will c!o-e ai ti r. u. 'f 'aid ilay. Dun- bv onler of t!i" city r-wneil cf t.ie ity of Alb-iny, 'Jng;i, on tho I2th oav o: Novell. ber. H!, l;.tedNov,mler 15. tit- i: ni icr. Newspaper and Magazines. The time is now aoproaching when people will want a good sup ply of reading matter for the winter evenings. F. L. Kenton continues to receive subscriptions for all the leading news papers and maga zines. a papers except the Delineator and renewals to the Yout is Companion are furnished at publishers regular prices, thus saving the subscriber the troable, risk and expence of sending orders to the publishers. . All orders are forwarded without delay. Price lists furnished free. Many new novelties and delioftcie have lately been added truy stock if groceries C. E, Brownell. ACCURACY. NEATXESe.. J. J. DOBBIS, ABSTRACTOR. The only complete set of Abstract Books and Maps in Linn County OFFICE IX THE COURT HOUSE. RnssinpKM entrusted to inv care will receive prompt and care ful attention. O&EHOH FEETILiZEE COMPANY N. E. Cor. 17th and F streets, POCTLAND, - - O KB J UN MANUFACTURERS OF PUKE BOSE MEAL Kor Orchard and Lawns. BONE PHOSPHATE, For Gardens and Grain. ALSO Granulated Bone for Poultry. Our fertilizers ar made from Raw Cones, do sand or other worthless material being u8ei Stewart & Sox, Agents, ALBANY, OREGON. WASTED GRAIN AND STOCK FARMS of all descriptions. Kyou want to sell your property, write or call on F. Ilcards ley, real esUte ajrent, Albany. Otlice on Broa.Ulbi'1 street near Fir.-t. P.O. box 311. J EVERE HOUSE, ALBANY.JOIS.-CIIAS X Pfeiffer, Prop. Only first eclass house in the city. Lara sample rooms for com mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the kitchen. General stasre offieo for Corvaihs. BANK OF OREGON, ALBANY, OREGON. CAPITAL $SO.M!0 President. Vice Pre.. Casbicr ii. i;hyat 1.4V iv. it. i. mkkkiij.. A general b:inki busiaess trans" ac-tc'. . S-ilit exchange and :elerapliic trr r Vr bought aud sold on New York, San Francises and Portland, Orejron. Collections Made on favorablejtenna The City Restaurant, Under the new management of H. Lampuiau will be conducted n a .j -st-c'a-8 plan. Meals will be servi d r'. sill iiourd. Consult the BILL OF FARE Aud order whatever you want, pay iny for what you order and nothing more. Straight meals servt-d as vuual for 2. cents, and meals to order fro. . a 5 cjtit roll and cup'of ot.fTee to a tirst-class 1.00 mtal. d-iTFurnished rooms to let in connec tion with thejrestauraut. (JMALL LAND TRACTS ANUMBFR OF O small tracts of land situated near Albany for tale on easy Ierms. App'y to II. Bryant PERSONS DESIRING SAND, LOAM OR gravel from the premises of F. L. Such, in Benton county, can procure tickets for the same at my office, Crawford's block, Albany, Oregon. Cius E. Woi.vkrtov. ABSTRACTS MARION COUNTY The only complete and perfect set abstracts, ,w i fir AND LA5sT COMPANY, SALEM, OREGON. Every abstract guaranteed. T. E. AUSTIN, Manager. Ll k SCOWANR ALSTON IIAND CHAMBERLAIN' Albany, j - Oregon Transacts a general backing busiuess.R Draw sight drafts on New ork, San t ran f isco and Portland, Or. Loan money on approved security. J Receive deposits subject to check. Collections entrusted to us will receiv pro, not attent ion GILSON'S SHAVING PARLORS AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON. None but first-class workmen employed. Everything neat and clean. Give me a call. jfjCFirst door east of new Mason ic Temple. Cranberries, eocoanuts, oranges and hried beef at KJ. E. Browne!!'?. hiiunocc Hip Pnrtlnnd Husiness Col epe, Portland, or ot the Capital Busines "oHcrc. Salem. Both schools are unde? hsmanaaretnent of A. P. Armstrong, liavl Bine course of studies, same ratesof tuitioa I?!;sSkc!k? Nhorthmid, :j-pev.-rit;nir. V. nn.ai:siiip, Knlish Depart acn's Pay "an 1 cn:: . sessions. Student dir.. '.(! .-"iv I'",:' . t Catalojrue, ad-ires fcrji 4 iTi rt C ,)". ,". ti'.l r.Usilif:iCo!!rg! SALEM ABSTAur HUBBARD'S ELEGANT LOTION. THE FINEST PREPARATION EVEU DISCOVERED FOR THE HANDS FACE AN I) LII S. IT REMOVES SUNBURN, TAN, FRECKLES AND PIMPLES. CURES CHAPPED HANDS, FACE AND LIPS. ReMi-rlii" i he- skin $nootli, soft and hi:e. A sii!''titute i.-r ;!-fiino, Biv Iviun :i;.d C::n .h-r Ice. It is not sM::Uy i j;n -:is. Elegant !- ion 8o!'l in i.i,.'!. It la clif-aper than bay ii.iii, .l' Mi-i.-m v I'i'-ri la wa'.cr, a much u peri r. In order t" iiiModuce this t-ic-jjaiit vi-laiM.t;ou Mr will be pleased to jir.-iiMit ai;h lady i-allin at i.ur ttnv a .in:iile b.;tld of Kie gani L-.tion. H. C. HUlJiiAliD, Prtn-rpti-n Du,-:.-ist.g G-I"V.E3Isr ."W I take tl'M ri-.i iho-1 ol iutortnuiM the citizens ot A'.baii) mui vicinity that I have j'isT ..;u i i-d a first ( lass riothitij; 6toru in coiiiuciioi) with inv iiierchantile tiuitio-. tl Imvo 'nl.ied the most complete st k of imius kraisliiii Goods ever lironjjjbt to the city. In older to advertise my business I liave.df c!deJ. : ' :w,iy nvt'r !f-o;) .v-:i'.h of Gold W atches. Every pincliascr of o:u" do.'iuS wortli of yoods, for cash, from tlie clothiuy lit p titnit-Dt will reciv.' a cliance lor one of these gold watches. Stock is ail uew purchased ia the east for spot cash, and will be sold at LOWEST LIVING RATES. Call and eximiue my m-h-k t..-fore purchasing eUewliere. No.trouo;'.- to show gooJs. Albany Qi V-MlMMVILLE (pLLEGE McMINNVILLE, C. E. HAWKINS ALBANY III ! .1 'Tr "T'Vr r. i 1- Do. s an iiii!-.'.' ns.? ess in all kinds of furniture, bedroom sets, parh-i : v. chair. d iouni.es, kit;liun safes, and all kind of tables, etc., etc Also in 4 a tine -sell i t;oii of wall paper and wiud iw shades, which they aiv o..eri:i a chws hViiro.. Call and see them, "on First street, opposite Stew ar t. Six. ummm & wkur UN can--.' i iminente lis" of Stoves and Ge-iieral Hardware Ind,ii-n,' the u)t .-ate 1 $V.. LV P.REAKFAST and JEWEL c.jokirg sto f-st:d"ini'vts, parhr a-id "ool!:..i; stoves, a d ail kinds of kit-'hen tii;an;j; aiJ0 4 vmlete afsortment of and BIIILBEES' Pumps, hose, copperware, tinware rrd plumbers' goods a specialty and jirices are guaranteed to be satisfactory. The public is invited to call . nd inpect our stock. Twecdale's buildine. Albany, Oregon. SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED FOR ALL Newspapers a mi -AT- y. J. JONE s ,F0R PURE DRUGS, TOILET AND GO -I IE ALSO nc " I! !l if x Tlie Finest Line of Pianos and Organs in the Willamette Valley. CALL1 AD iy ANIXT.l ins SrJXK. $5oo GOLD WATGHE: otiiino G. W. SIMPSON. BOTH ACADEMIC I AND COLLEGIATE Departments. In the Academic DeDartmeut there are four courses of study of three yearsjeach: Classical, scientific, normal and business. In struction is thorough; location, heal- tliyi expenses low; advantages, hint class iu every respect. Full informa tion in catalogue, for which au!rs -T G. BROWNSOK,lVs.s.' . - - OREGON Y. FARRKLL 0 HARDWARE, FAKOYS7 GOODS TO 1 & L. BLi(ffii (Sccceasor to E. W. Lanjjdon. huu a Mp, Faints, Oils, Perfumery and toilet articles also a full line of books aud siattontry, periodicals, etc. fif" Preeriptions careful) compoanded iN ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE. Albany Oregon CARRIES- :i mi 3b unoiiuuiui, Gardener Tod Hammes BOOK STORE Barrows & mtm. Vive m OTTirLINE'or GoMtnins all the latest novelties in Ladies' and Gentleman's Cne fur nishings ami notions at bedrock prices. We mean hiisir.'. and will make it profitable for you to patronize us. BAFFOWS & SEARLS. To Iwkml lonomid Bop Wlio 1m- i.-ii .'.-.ins m?i desire to make selec- JDT- 'Z:' GrOODS, DEESS G-OODS, nsri3 isroTionsrs, Fashion piuts tlij way to the i-arge New Stock W DKCAUHK Tlll.iU STOCK IS THE LARGELT, r.ECAU.SK THEIR GOODS ARE THE NEWEST, BECAUSE THEIR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST. WV know we c.-.r pVnse. All we ask is a thorough inspect 'on ! n dres gocos we Lave the largest stock ev r shown in All -an v. Come and see us and he happy. ALBANY IRON WORKS, Ma:ni;ac i.ic "vein, . - atil sawjmilljniacliinery, iron fronts aud Jl k'.iuis o' liM'v in.ii jiit i-- i. i:ii. and brats caitir.j;s. Special atten tion paidt.- ittai.i- ul, .!. i act icry.J Patterns made on stortnotice. E. F.()X." C. II. .Stewakt, Secretary. DEYOE & ROBSON, Proprietors. OF THE AGRICULTURAL DEPOT 83 ALBANY. Shelf Hardware, Domestic ard Other leadiffglSewitisXachines A 1LLL LISE-OF , , . , GARDENER'S AND CARPENTER'S lOOLS3 The largest audjbest variety of STUDEBAKER 1 NEWTON I?SSaSSSKu0ZB AND BUGGIES l?'1!?. cf n??1 w"laiuett Valley. Ordere fronC&IdietaDoe eollciled aud aeaB km Are selling pood goods at Mving prices. We have just received a 1'. t of oew styles n men's I) Boots & Shoos Ask to see our new French kip boots. The best ralue ef any sold in Oregon. Made at M. D. Wells & Co.'s facto- in Chicago. Agency for the Ludlow Fine Footwear. JT.UO slice and a good fii .i-.ranteed. BR1 GOODS t E READ, A OREGON' Stark.