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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1890)
TILE IMOliNLNG HE1LAU): Fit I DAY, FEBKUAHY 14, 181)0. i ; a j ly nd Weekly TEKV.s or SUKSCKJI'TJt'N OA 1 1.1 ''u'll'i'iol every uiorniri;- exvct Mulivlaj .) elivorml by carrier, per wcek... 0.15 V mni, H-r -.i!... 5 CO WEEKLY. (Published every Friday Morning.) i e t-opy, per annum, in advance.........$2.00 vi hcu not paiil in advance ....... 2.f0 TllKiH.il L.S. Mails it the Albany postotficc close r or all offices north The Kastern states rhe West Side nd the Nairow Gauge R. II. Tor Portland and Salem . . . 630 A. H, .11 A. M CorrallM ami Yaquina 1 2 ;33 P. u office south......... 7:30 p. m The postotficc wilt 'be closed each evening mm six to seven o'clock. Registered mitter for the (early morning vain should be mailed before 8 o clock the Vreyiomi cveninsr. OREGOX PACIFIC TIME TAULE. Arrives Departs 77. JhTTsamTLOoTp m 6.25pm 1 C.Ms Passenger... Freight REMOVAL. The office of the Daily and Weekly Herald has been re- moyed into the roster block up: stairs in the rooms formerly occu pied by the 'Masonic lodge, where larger and more commodious quart ers have been fitted up. Patrons of the paper w ill please observe the change. THE NEW STATES. The new states that have come into the Union daring this season have not distinguished themselves, or made a very brilliant record,and basing an opinion 6n what they have legislatively accomplished, their territorial swaddling clothes were cast aside long before they should have been. However it is said that experience is the best school, and probably they will in that severe school of experience develop wisdom and strength in the future.' The record is certainly not pleas ing to view. Washington has been and still is legislatively ' making a great noise, but the session has simply been prolonged with the most trifling of school-boy quarrels and very little has been accom plished. ; In Montana the situation is even worse. The sheriff has been chas ing the reractofy senators over country, and the solons seem to be engaged in a 'game of bide and seek. The trouble is over the verv ; silly efforts of the democratic mem- j oers to prevent a quorum and to obstruct the business of th legis. latnre. : Up in North Dakota the new state has distinguished itself by licensing a state lottery. On the whole the new states have made a niosi uisgraceiui recoru aunug me , first few months of their existence, : ,nl thv shntiM l.p.rin f irl v tn rr. I -i. . v . I deem themselves in the eyes of I ine older, wiser and more censer vative states of tho Union. : j Tilton- ; Theodore Tilton, of Beecher note, is living quietly, and alons on an island in the river near Paris, stating that he is a martyr and an exile for truth's sake. In an interview ho sums up his life. thus : "I live the life of a hermit on a lonely isle in the river, and I j -i am king upon the isle of St. Louis, i My house is to me a palace. My carriage awaits in the shape of the Seine river boat wbteh runs by my door. The Gothic steeple of Notre Dame church is near by, and the morgue is not distant handy enough should I be found dead in my lonely chamber. I haye con tempt for the injustic of humanity in general, but love for the beauti ful, and no desire to see the face of anv tinman rtmno RoonVior rn! nnil I my career. There remains for me literature and the right of quietly leading a life of silent enjoyment! of pursuits best befitting my tastes. I am constantly employed writing peotry. The music of the church bells and the artistic surroundings of my home, remind me of those who in times, past lived and suffer ed from man's' injustice. ' X will never lecture or go into public life 'again."', l;. v ' . - ; :;; Tue usual vexatious and' tedious delays in legal transactions, was pretty well illustrated in the case of John Most, the -anarchist -who some two yeart Bgd vras put on trial for m'sdenreanor' 'in; using language inciting 'jiot and distur bance.', Ha. .jVb convicted of a misdemeanor. .:and sentenced' to imprisonment in the city - peniten tiary 'for one:yekr.'' -The' case was appealed to the'general term of the supreme court,' rwhicli, a few days ago affirmed the proceedings of the lower court and Most will have to serve out the year in prison, unless tlie court of appeals overturns the decision, should the case be ap pealed. Most has already seryed one term of imprisonment for a like offence. Judge Cowine. before whom he was convicted on the second occasion, allowed him a stay of proceedings pending an ap peal in the case. Justice may le blindfolded, as the popular myth asstunes, but that mythical, repre sentation should also giv her the locomotion of the tortoise to repre sent her action in cases cf this kind. Vvr yourself in his place was practically exemplified recently by a Kansas clergyman, who on a recent Sunday preached a sermon on "The Struggle for Existence," in the course of which he told of his experience during a day spent, dressed in the attire of a common laborer, in quest of work. He walked ten miles and secured one hour's work in putting in coal. The only kindness he met with was from men of the class to which he assumed to "elo:ig, those of the employing caste usually treating him curtly, if not with actual rude-j ness. He said that, had his supper and bed really depended upon suc cess, his disappointment could not have been more bitter. The proposition to abolish the use of French as an oHicial langu age in the northwest territory is likely to solidify the race elements in Canada and bring about a test of strength. The antagonism of blood and religion has existed for years, but here is a distinct issue, ! upon which the fight may come ! on. The death of Adam Forepaugh removes a man whose flame and face are more generally known than are those of the president of the United States. Ten men are vitally interested in the coming of a circus where one is moved by the approach of a general election. Soi'Tii Dakota is not likely to speedily forget its first months of statehood. With official insolv ency on the' one hand and the starvation of its citizens on the oilier, the year 1S90 will go into its history fringed with black. DIED. ARNOLD Near Scio, Oregon, Feb. 4, 190, . Virgil E. Arnold, son of Win. E, arid Jane Arnold, of lung fever, being at his dtath 17 years, 2 months and 4 days M. -He professed a hope of a better life beyond this to his parents, and was not afraid to dio. " Albany Democrat and the Orejfonian please copy.- ... NEW TO-DAY. W 'ANTED TO 11 1 A SMALL SKCOSD-IIANDCOOK store anddininn table. Address "S, Herald office. . TTEAL XI This can' lie done by aiding nature to remove all foreign or injurious matter from the system, by use of Dr. Wilford Hall's new hygenic treatment. Address J. B. Hughes, Ajrent, Albany, Oregon. - noil SALE THREE GENTLE FAMILY f horses, of (food carriage well broke fr adit.- to.irive, either Kindle or double. In ginreatihecit.vw.ies. TXR SALE! A NO. 1 Mil OR SALE! A NO. 1 MILLINERY STOCK in a Xn 1 In ?Lfwin in the thririnir ritv M of Allany. Low rents and splendid rooms. For particulars addres firm P. O. box iw, Albany, Or. p.UTIF.S WI-IIIXU GRAVEL FROM X the Wilkins pit near this tity must call at the office o1 the Oreon La..d c'x ami pro cure tickets. I.v or.ier J. II UK 1 118. REVERE UO'JSE, ALBANY, UK. chAS I'feiffer, Prop. Only first eclans house 1 in the :ity. Lare sample rooms for com I mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the i kitchen. General strure otli'-e for C'orvallis. i,onHH TO KKNT AT MllS. Dl'IIKI'ILLK'S OS 1 i i , ..... CORDS OF for s lie by G. NICE FIR II. Keeney. WOOD TRAYED UR S10LEN r'ROM THE premises of Denver Hackleman. . ear Albany, a rout Sept. 1, three youn geldings, branded thu HL on left shoulder. Two three year old and one two year old, the la'terdark color, the others sorrel and red dish brown. Any information leading to their recoverv wiMbcSuitahly. rewarded by the undersigned. E. II. LORD, Albany. O.. SECRET SOCIETIES. A, O. U. W. Safety Hxlge No, 13; meets every Monday evening at the U. A. U. hill on ferry street, between Seeond and Third. Albany, Oregon. Stransrers in the city and trausicnt brethren cordially invited toatteid. McPherson Post No. 5, ft. A. K. Stated meeting at the C, A. K Hall on tne second and b'ourtn Friday evenings cf each monrh. Trarslcnt Comrades are cordi ally invited to meet with us ur i." f - c B. F. Tablfr, Comminder ' ' -Ailjiitmr. Sf BAVEi 'HOBSE-A MEDIUM SIZKD -' tr horse. With a blazed . face aid one eye out, about tcrurV'ear o"dr hog . strayed BpoD the farm of Daniel Ilouck, near Tan gent. The owner can secure the horso by calling at the premises and paying charges.- -Contractor aad llulkler. Dc, giisLti win.'rmsisn Aria, sficifica . tious and detai's ior alUiittds of build ing and architecture. ' All work promptly done and iruararvteed to be flrat-class- "Esti mates furnished : on short notice',. far brick tmlkti"gK . roidaqcea,-. . pabtic-' . buildings, bcidge&jTetc. .y:.. -i- . ... TITANTF.B MAN OF OOOB- SEIZING V.T .i ility trepresnt U as sales anient In this teon, HIM to $W00. per yearan be made). Address, . Wanamaker .It Brown, Philadelphia, Pa k .. The largest etethimr and merchant ti!or n bouse in'- America. .'. I r... ; 1 IlME ClOAHHlMPORTKD. KEY WEST ' and DomestirmbradiDg the celebrated Florde. Madiid. EsUellav Conquerors and other cholea brands la the Wen's, Fargo and Western ! Cnton Tetegtapb' ' Office building. "hetiiemhe the place.', . 1 WHKRE WILL YOU FIND A 2oct. MEAL? the . Delrtionico. . TUT BREAKFAST, TKV niS D1SSM, TtT HIS i supper. Ooets Bros, do ali. their own cookinir. Tiy his hot coffee and . tea with cakes for 10 cts. Eastern oysters are a spe cialty; and'- great - care'- will be taken to put them up after - Eastern rtyle. Yaquina and Bay View oysters constantly on hand. Read his bill of fare ana e if you don't find what you want. Did you ever try one of our Bun day dinners? All Mads of "game., i Farmers wi II find a good table set at the Delimonico. naiuni; wiu be prompt Come and see us. rresn uame. tresn Meats i tiOKTZ BKOS., Props. ! 15 M A r.isiss oiiri. Tinware w-irranted not to rust at Matthews & Washburn's. Go to Phelps for (lie latest flyles in commercial work. ' Fine dressed chickens this morn i ing at Geo. C. Henderson's. Tinware warranted not to rut :tl Matthews & Washburn's. t Great clearance sale at W. 1". Head's for the next0 days. Good morning ! Have you used Hubbard's Elegant Lotion. ! A full line of homeopathic rem I of MiihKuril's nfiw drilf f-trri UltO 11V v. - c Tinware warranted not to rust at Matthews & Washburn's. Tinware warranted not to rust at Matthews !k Washburn's. If vou want a choice cup of tea try my 40 cent tea in bulk. C. K. Brownell. Business men who want neat, tasty stationery get Phelps lo do their printing. A speedy cure for catarrh war ranted in "evert- case. Apply to Dr. Patton. Smoke ths celebrated Havana filled 5-cent 'girs, manufactured at Julius Jos h's cigar factory. Tinware warranted not to rust at Matthews & Washburn's. Why suffer with the' headache, when Hubbard's headache cap sules will positively cure it. Those who have used Hubbard's headache capsules pronounce them the best remedy fo- the headache that they have ever tried. Mr. Martin Ludwig, the only plumber in Albany that can make a wipe joint, will remain with Matthews & Washburn. Prescriptions accurately com pounded day or night by II. C. Hubbard, the prescription drug gist. Residence over the store. For your line imported and Ke VVe9t ciirars. eo to M. Baumeart cigar store, one door :as! of lilack man's drug sto'i Work on the Albany & Astoria railroad will probably begin in the spring tut Phelps will do your printing for you now and do it right.- Pure teas in bulk and all kinds of packages, also the finest varie ties of roast couees at Geo. O. Henderson's, successor to La Forest & Thompson. Disarming an t'ntru For. "This was gonictiuie a paradox," as "Jam let says. Since, however, the people of Ameriert and other 'amis have been enabled to pit llostetter's Stoma?h Bitters against that uusecu foe, malaria, it is no longer a paradox, but an easy possibility. Whatever malaria evolves its misty venom to poison the air, and decaying unwhole oome vegetation impregnater the water, there, in the very btronghold of miasma, is the auxiliary -HUent to disarm the foe and assure ei!:ciei)t protection.. Fever and ague, bilious remittent, dumb sgue'and ague cake, no matter how tenaciously they have fasiene their clutch on. the system, arc first forced to relax their grasp and eventually to abandon it alto gether. But it ! preventive force that should chiefly recommend the Bitters to persons dwelling in malaria cursed localities, for it is a certaiu buckler of defence against which' the enemy ,s poweiless. Cures, likewise, dyspepsia, rheumatism, kidney and billioua ailment. Pilek! Pile! I'lle! Dr William's Indian Vile Ointinein is the only sure cure for blind, bleed ing or itching piles ever discovered It never fails to cure o'.d cases of lorp standing. Judge Coons, Maysvillc, Ky, says. "l)r William's Indian Pile Ointment cured me after years of suffering." Judge tollinuurv, Cleveland. O.savs "I nave wind by experience that br. Williara Indian Pile Ointment gives immediate and purmuiicnt relief." We haye hundreds of such testi monials. D not suffer an instant longer. Sold by druggists at 50c and $1 per box. SolW by Foshny & Mason Albany, Oregon. ONE TRIAL MAKES A j3i 2 Regular Customer, MY COMPLETE STOCK AND MODEST PBICES Are wbat does.it. You ar oriially invited lto be one ol Mtem.'-:. " ' " !' " ' C. E. BROWNELL. DR. W. C. NEGUS, 4 ' Graduate of the Royal College of London, England, also of the Belle vue Medical Colleger' ' ' The Dr. has 1 speRC lifetime of study and prrfctfc and inkVeflt a spe cialty of clrtonte -tfrseasv rtmoves cancers;-' scrbf 6 la enlargements ,ttiTnors 4hd ens, without pain or ttre1-Jtmfe: He also nrtkes a atMciiidtyiaf treats iMnt with electriorty." praeiri ed irrttitf 'German - fHnclr'fmd-Xblffln hospiUls; Calls' Pr6mptly" atteadetj day 6r' hiffht !;Mis tnottois ' -" " ' fiOOI WlCTi TO5- AT.t:" rOffioo' nd retideoee Ferry street, be'tween Third and Fourth. ' 1 ftaclee ff ' DUsolatlra. NOftCH lJ HlErttftt'' GIVEN hat the late firm -of Hopkins $ SaltmarSh, coinposeB'of T. (i. Hopkins and GeortrVW.'rJaltfnarshis this day dissolved by mutual Consent, the sain George Vfv Saltmareh : rctlriat?. 'All tbe liabilities of the firm are assumed tty the said T. G. Hopkins and Mary 8altmarsh, a copartnersliip this day entered into under the firm name of Hopkins & Saltrharsh, and the' said lust named firm -will collect all otlt standinir accounts and claims of the lute firm of Hopkins A Saitmarsh. Dated this January St: 181)0. 1 T. G. HOPKINS, GEORGE V' SALTMARSH. I1.iv. vnn rrnf T..1 (Iinmp? It f-O. llUVi.'Ul Kailv Biealctast or Jewel Stove; or fH.nisrp ami vou will have a strong pull on having tlu- liappu st jioiih in tlx- Valley. "Call and examine our Anti Rust Tin ware Ml m STRANGER ARK CORDIALLY INVITED TO CALL ON C. E. BROWNELL. -AND INSPECT Choice Family Groceries. $5ooD WORTH GOLD WATCHES i I take this method of ioformiog the citizens ol Albany and vicinity that I have just opened a first class clothing 6tore in connection with my merchantile business, and have added the most complete stock of gents . ' . - ever brought to the tity. In older to advertise my business I have de cided t" ivi- iiu a i r $500 worth of Gold Watches. Every purchaser of one dollnrV wi.Vn. i.t oods, for cash, from the clothing department will receive n clmiu-e t-i ue of those gold watches. Mock is all new purchased in the eits-t l tot ra6h, and will be Sold at LOWEST LIVING RATES. Cail and i xtmii e my stocK oefore purchasing elsewhere. fagf'No troui! thow goo..-'. Albany. Or. G, W. SIMI'SOX. r r3 m vt w P 3 MeiJlN JB Bu JO .f ma GENERAL PH0CUCE MARKET "WANTED SPECIALLY Ifay, oats and potatoes, to auppfy customers on the 'Orejjbn Pacifie- Railroad) -extension and my increasing home-trade, wher I sell in quantities to suit the purchasers; Offic foot or Ferry street. - -- J - M.:. . ' " I , . 1 1 1 1 . a t & Stark, i i "' 1 . , . '- " . -x-r ,. . ,LFwAnc- ' t piktiliews i Waslibiiiiic, ALBAIi Y. OREGON. s HIS STOCK OF- - i ! Stoves. H ardware, Goods and Clothing BOTH ACADEMIC - AND COLLEGIATE Departments. In the Academic Department there are four courses of study of three years each: Classical, scientific, normal and business, lu struction is thorough; location, heal thy! expenses low; advantages, 'first class in every respect. Full informa tion in catalogue, for4which address BTOKJE 1 v is . . . . x . r. ' .1 W w' j J gi) "Special tee To in.:: I 5;-l!: "U' coniim i (; Januarv -JOlli a GRAHD CLEARANCE KeiiKiiil'er tins means every tiling in stock. mu.s Lave room, and we do not purpose to let Portland or any other city beat us in prices. Wt want to see you all and will save you money. SPECIAL BARGAIflS IN CLOAKS. GENTS1 FURNISHING GOODS, GENTS' NECK WEAR, GENTS HOSIERY, UMKRELL.iS, HOSIERY, ,ACE GXJIiT-A.lN3, ETD.. ETC. Ajbany, O'optn. BABKOV Dry Goods, Kotioiis. Gents Furnas BARROWS 1SI.I JIUKHG BLOCK. m rJJNEMDLLaomwui.fAL n.imui.ij City .. IIAUMGAJIT. Proprietor' gWSext.doot to ths Oil Fellows' em pie, AlTaigr,80rgoat Keep uditktantly-Mi'iiaodl&e flaest imported anddcincstic w use, liters tc'-rjoa. . iilrflrst-ctosr lliioocstor In-she city SPEciAi warm m to twss the country? We have o ; lit a to date (NoV' duee'd raffs' calf wliif h dupllc-' eai cfttiis'atc. Si do shall 1e pUvSfcl to . Masoi i" Tev-;. . M 1 , j 'i-' j!: in: tci-k I will lapies dress goods, ladies' fancy'goods. ladies' underwear, La Dies' hosiery! LADIES' NOTIONS. AND AGEKCV FOB THE LUDLOW Ladies Fine Shoes. Also Agency for " " 11 M. D. WELLS & CO.' Icots and Shoes. & SEARLS, SOLD BY I Villi v 4 fc. - OS Way (S Masco Liguor Store, TiiQ Leading PHOTOGRAPHERS: 1LRASV. OREGON. hivnVL'ativesSnadc.by L. W.Clark and Greenwood n" Implicates- ean . be had from them only of us, at re bate toont 1800 : negatives made "by ourselves. fro K-'lind at Tike rates. . We carry the onlr full line of Tie . arjed work at lowest rates for flret-class work. Jv . ou at rur studio la Froman's block, next door to w i J -v. ,
