Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, March 01, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextT -J n O '6 It 1 - r TS J Kt Hi I A more faithful oHicer to care for. It fmnj) -IJailg AMMU i9 Bbo akin to th0 pMCtiw of Eu. .iAILV iV.NI WEEKLY l'i'i-i-i:. e! v v i dm;. i ,: V llionull'.' .AC:pt ! by inrrmr, per eck ......... 1 1 ;! Mu:i.t.. .; 1MB ,. ."i lJ .Vr'.EM.Y. (i'uM'VicI i very Friday Mwrnii'.r.) r.e v.j i iht nullum, in advance... '.'.lit i not idd in advance 1 rritiomi mil )irr!t is in kmniiir - i -. - - - ... .. L 1 0 their pauper class of people to this country, thus shirking the respon sibility of the ir keeping upon us. It is however a practice that is remarkably prevalent in all sec tions ol every country on the globe, and takes its inception from the inordinate selfihnes? of humanity. "Put Money In Thy Pu rse, -AMD GO TO KRAUSSE & KLEIN,- 1 Cl , J TIir.IHAIL. MaiU tt tlie Albany postoffive close For .til offices north ) the WustSido And the Xairow GiMstn II. I.. h'or f'ur'.land and Salem 11a. j Corrcliia and Yaquina e. u o.tico south 7:30 r. m Th iwtotH2C will be closed li oveidsiff mm .4: x to seven o'clock. It.r'istere.l uvittrr (or the 'early inuniingc .rain shjuld be m ulci before o clock It n;vi.iiM eveuiaif. OREGON I'ACIFIC TIME TABLE. !'aMentrcr. .. Freight........ .IU.J5aiull.0u p J S.5irl '.' mparts n REMOVAL,. The office of ttie IUil"and Weekly IIkkalo lias been re moved into Uie Foster block up stairs in the rooms formerly occu pied by the Masonic iodyre, where largerand moro commodious quart ers have been fitted u;. Patrons of the paper will please observe th? change. the Indian 'roJcr. The policy of the government toward the Indian lias always been open to the gravest criticism, and it is a matter of congratulation that better council is beginning to prevail and that a different policy based upon the performance of the duties and responsibilities of citi zenship, is inaugurated by tie movement to give them land in severalty and break up the reservation business. The New York Tribune, in commenting on this subject says that at the end of three centuries, during jwhich we have kept the Indian alien from our schools, our marts and our social and political system generally ; during which we have robbed him of his lands; during which wc have made war on him a hundred timeis forno other rea son than because he attempted to defend himself against being plundered; during which we have settled him here and moved him yonder and removed hirn thence and then thither; now forcing, now bribing his consent; during which we have exterminated his game, cut down his forests and subjected him to the rule of auto cratic agents and the rernorriclesH -freed of trailers iit last we find him exactly where such methods must inevitable have placed him, a beggar, as well as a savage, his nobility almost gone, and liftle left in its place except indolence and cupidity. This is a shocking history. If it is not soon changed, if we Jjlo not legin to do justice to the miser able remnant of the race we have visited with such unspeakable cruelties, we shall deserve all the plagues that pursue th Egyptians ar that Cotton Mather used to con template as the well-earned fate of a giddj- generation of Puritans. There is little, indeed, that w e can do now, except to supply them with schools, put them on proper ly stocked farms of their own and receive thorn as rapidly as may be into the citizenship of the land. Their leading men are ready, to encourage this 'policy. They ap preciate the fact that their race as Indians is di'm.l to a speedy ex tinctio:!. as Americans js still capable l a great career. Huch of them a-1 d not yet appreciate this Thirty-seven bodies have been recovered and buried out of the seventy persons that were lost in Walnut Grove, Arizona, storage dam bursting disaster. From a pile of lumber on a high bluff, which the water did not reach coffins were made and floated down the stream to where the todies were found, and they were buried where found ; some of them 30 miles from the starting point. Tiik question of Use equality of the iexes is constantly augmenting its forces and growing in Import ance and strength. Recently in Copenhagen a school, dealing with social jane! political matte?, where contemporaneous history f constitu tional law, ethics' an! pyihoiogy are taught, has been onfned for women. In all parts of the world the quc-t'u'ti i- pressing itself upon the minds of the people and pro ducing radical changes. fflii) kwj ike Largest Assortment of Boots and Sboes in Al py And lay in a supph ,f licots ami Shoe?. Owing to an t.-.m . 1: i j;- in our ljusinits -Redu-ction UPrlce Will be made in our entire slock of Boots and fchoes, and we will seli v u j. i ui bought thembefore Ticf. little son of Robert Lincoln, Minister to Great Britain, who bears the name of his illustrious grandsire, and who has been hope lessly ill in London is now reported totter with hopes of his recovery. The whole country will wish for his recovery to perpetuate the honored and revered name. It is estimated that the mileage of new railroad building during 1800 will exceed any previous year, and this is taken as an indication of prosperity. Stanley is expected in London about the 15th of April. FOR THE iffiXT FORTY DAYSL ONLY; NEIV TO-DAW HOUSES 13ou;ht and sold on most favor abln terms. Apply to A. Senders at Marshall's or Schmcer'sstabltsi. FARM FOR S.vLE-200 ACRES OF choice land, al- under cultivation, tour miles voutheast of Albany, for sale at a bir gaiD. Inquire of 1'aul Mincenmeir, or at this office. LOT. UOI'.NO OOI.d LOCKKT. WITH PIAMOND setting; contains a lady's portrait Suit able reward will be paid for lU return to this office. rt ill vi; i jM.-,' ki.v si.n. T cnl oil ; to U- That I ln'li::?". . .!!':.; ! O !l'.-!U-i j! ly ti'iio ... Plai-v t't. I education and hor.or ly, disinterested pers:ua jrol)lcin is simply r.!y tJ:e Na!i;)ii 5s tiinc 7oR HLhK.A SW 8IXUF.B SKWj.NO MACHINT. ? at greatly reduced rates; also choice canary birds, KnglUh and German singers. For partii-uiars inquire of Mrs. Win. Mycr. Wxsimo AUKMla. OIINTI.R1IKX OR LAUIFjS. TO handle a new invention, that is aide pensiblo and sells at tight. Address K. Goodrich, Albany, Or, ANTED A GEKMAN WOMAN WlsII- ei a situation to doueneral ho isework. Ajply to Mi?. Louis, at the Kevere House. w PARTIES WIMUNU ORWFL FKOM the Wilktns pit ncarflthis city must call at the o lice o' the Orcuu La..d and pro cure tickets, liv onler v' J, H Wiikins, FOR SALE! A NO. 1 MILLINERY STOCK in a No. 1 loatiou in the thriving c ity cf Albany. Low rents and spend id rooms. For paiticiilars address firm F. O. box VO, Albany, ir. I IT ANTED MAN OK GOOD SELLING I Y n'.ililjr to represent us as sales auent in this town. (iJOO to iX0 per year nan be maue ) Addrei, Wananiaker & IJrown, I'hilHtlelphia, Fa I'he largest clo:hwi' and merchant tkilor iiX honia in America. s TKAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE Albany, aout Sept. 1, three youn; ireldinxs, branded tbjui HL on left shoulder. 'J wo three year old and one two year old, the la'ter dark color, the others sorrel and red dish brown. Any inclination leading tu their recovery will bejuitably rewarded ty the uiiJcr-ineJ. K. II. LOIto, A'banv, O;. NNUAL f. hcr.-by ki'A the rather d, but l:.e xi arc genui.'io- c;unr)t bo (lonbt'.'d. : en hi:; own w- t;:c pri no l Tribune r::: f i lh;; ca i;i grant.-' 't'-ri Ti 1 i NNUAL MCilJL MKKflSO SOTICO IS v riven to the leal voters of s -l:o'l district N, S, Linn county, Oregon, that the regular annual sclmol DH'ctmir oi said ccliocl district "ill be held on M-.ndav, the 3d day .f March, 1SH, at the hour r.f "7 o'clock P m. of saiildiyatllittjoiirthoii.se, in the city of Vlbi iv, Linn ountv, Oregon. f.r tK' p.irpi.sc of heirin the rciMirts of :.'ic di eotors ami clerk of said school dis trict ami to levy a tlx f r the support of the' -cli iols forth e enniinj year. Aso foi the purp i-o if levying a t ix for t'ie purpose of p ty in j. intercut on the bom's il s iid s hool district, an 1 lor the fra sacii.in oi any other I.iis!iivt th: iiii le-a'l cmiie btlVre said IUCCtill':'. I'.y or.ler i,f tnc board of dire-tors. l :'.cd rtl'ruiry 11, 1S:W. C. (J. i:ri:K!lti:r, .l..;i ; I'osiMV, . IiiaiMctCltrk. '.iuii nun U-.ard Pirf flrrs1. O inv li ir ', e.c. o:it, ;-!i:.;it u.n:. li-.ii f u-.ii ,' 1'. Th. ii.il real s"ci!i; fit ! id pr-- 11 J p . nrsi:ss .oTif F. A fine line of toilet soaps at ritan ard & Cusick's. Tinware w ir ran ted not to rust at Matthews & Washburn's. Go to Vhelps for the latest styles in commercial work. Good morning. Have you triel Hubbard's elegant lotion. Hubbard's headache capsules ar"e a sure cure. Tiy them. Fine dressed chickens this morn ing at Geo. C. Henderson's. Tinware warranted not to rust at Matthews & Washburn's. Great clearance sale at W. F. Read's for the next :0 days. Fine dressed chickens to-day at Geo. C. Henderson's. For school books and artist sup plies go to Stanard x Cusick's. Cheap Astoria lots in the exten sion to th Railway addition. Tinware warranted not to rust at Matthews & Washburn's. If you want a choice cup of tea try my 40 cent tea in bulk. C. E. Brownell. Business men who want neat, tasty stationery get Phelps to do their printing. Buy lots in the extension to the Railway addition to Astoria. They are cheap. A good second hand organ for sale cheap at the art studio over Linn County bank. New - customers as well as old ones will be made welcome at Spencer & Blackburn's. Mr. Martin Ludwig, the best tinner in the valley, will remain, with Matthews & Washburn. A Bpeedy cure for catarrh war ranted in every case. Apply to Dr. Patton. Smoke the celebrated Havana filled 5-ccnt igirs, manufactured at Julius Jose mYb cigar factory. Bristles in your mouth. You You won't have them if you buy your tooth brushes at Hubbard's drug store. Vv e will guarantee you as good or better goods for the same money as any house in town. bpencerx Blackburn. The finest lot of cabbage of the soason was received by Messrs. Mueller & Garrett last evening. Nothing like enterprise. Mr. Martin Ludwig, the only plumbar in Albany that can make a wipe joint, will remain with Matthews & Washburn. For j our tine imported ind Ke West cigars, eo to M. Kaumgurt oigar store, one iloor tuet of Black man's drug etor! . 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. If you want the best quality when buying your groceries, and at the lowest prices, give nie a call. Prompt attention and satisfaction guaranteed. G'0. C. Henderson. Mr. Stananl, of (he firm of Stan ard irc Cu.Mck, is a competent pre- scription tirnggifii oi nve vears ex perience. All precriptions intrusted to them wili be accurately com pounded. The fleam well-bnring, rock- driili: gaud prospecting tnaeniiieiy 1889 ecia Jatlliews d IWbiirne, ALBAN Y. OREGON. i (Heme MM QQll ! To make room for my large spring stock I will commence January 20tli a GRAND CLEARANCE I mi i viat Have jou got La Grippe? It so, buy an Early Breakfast or Jewel Stove or Range and you will have a strong pull on having the happiest home in the Valley Call and examine our Anti-Rust Tinware n MATTHEWS Mil, $5oo WORTH GOLD WATCHES G-I"VJSlsr .A.-W I take this method of iolormiDg the citizens of Albany and vicinity that I have just opened a first-class clothing store in connection with mw inerchaotile business, and h&fe-tfid the mot complete stock of genu Remember this means everything in stock mus have room, and we do not purpose to let Portland or any other city heat us in prices. We want to see you all and will save you money. Gwc and SPECIAL BARGAIflS IN CLOAKS. GENTS' FURNISH IKO GOODS, GKNTS N Kt'K WEAR. GENTS' HOSIERY, UMBRELLAS. HOSIERY, LAPIES' DRESS GOODS, LADIES' FANCY GOODS, LADIES' UNDERWEAR. LADIKS' HOSIERY, LADIES' NOTIONS, . ' ii.i-- I':tF. - A MKHit'M SIi K v. ith a I, vcd Ijm a..d iie ,, J. A. Uoiicrt' the h rs- liv i mis ei: v, woo is preii neu iu te ;iu ell ! X LACE OIJ.KrJ,A.INS, ETO..ETO. Albany, Oregon. f-ri rltllfr. TO T S rn - ucArn Torn)t r i.A I3k .u' -1 V l ar'v A ' (fSSS$ I. ill.! J if IV ..I - III 111 it. Mil!. I -"--- r i . . t t. w . ii If I 1 I 1 rl . M r.'. ' 1 A . I 1 I !- J I i it 1 I IT l. M (I'l I Mill l, dll iW A I " " T A otii; . ii" I e in v ii!i i" o ' -t " ""t!iy. '-i-!: ;, ! in M'i -.mitics i iviis in m.ik.; a w.iy;.T tint ilarlin t Si tl&. l CriMA I C'iZV S if"""'' r-is-t- ,ill ::da,t himself t, the new A -CfBr, ,5 7,,: IX? ! .B rOJTbVt ..r.l.-r ..! tnmg.s as long a- 1 e ,, ctt.,.,:u u,e. nn-i f .r ,,: ... ,,t..re. I . V v-UISj? ZiSES'TH'vOAU v ! ! "'r " 1 ' is p.unvr an ! i.- l in ls :i!kn l;':1 ,":r w iw .ua!. Ak y..ar I mmmm ! rtti (G Sld on GlMi jjrj SOLD TY " u i a l. Tl 1 . ' 1 , . tnnai cap.:c:iy, no remain a menace and a dangjr t the g.v ernment, and a constant source anuojv.nce and trouble as well as a fniiii'n'i source of official corrup tion ami place seeking. H1 LAI. iflVSKI.l- WiTUOlT MKi'lClXE Tbii ia:i be dom; by iiiilinir iiuturu lo remove all f.irci.'ii or injurimis mutter fr.jin the s. stem, b u-ie of Ur. Wilf ird Hail's new bViftiiic treatment. Addre&s J. 11. Hughes, A'enr, Albany, Oregon. TKO TO HI V A SMALL SKCOMWI .NDCDOK Htovc and dininu table. Addrcm "S." Herald ottice. Oxu of the peculiar conceptions of justice that gets entangled in official brains was recently ex amplified in Western New York. A y ung man convicted of an at tempt to shoot a young woman, Iiau his sentence suspended upon the condition that he left the etate. This is curious law. It operates on the same principle as does the policeman who makes the drunken man "move on" off bis beat, leaving the case for some LW, MOEXCII 4 PE Eli RI'ETl'NER, . "nntrai.-tr!:i!id builder-. I'lans, speii Ki.ti mid details furnished for all kihdsof frau.t-1 n 1 brick buildiiius, biides. etc All oik pr uiptly do.ie and guaranteed to be first class. SEED WHEAT. For the purpose of improving the se-d wheat of Linn county, a car IohcI of Australian white wheat, for spring or full sowing, lias been sent to me for sale, which I now offer to farmers. For particulars an' saniles inquire of W. F. Crosby, Aloany, Oregon. Oil TRIAL MAKES A- fteoular G stonier. MY COMPLETE STOCK -AND MODEST PRICES Are what does it. You an cor 'ia'ly iuvited to be one id hem. C. E. BROWNELL. rrr; r. C I uvw. . m i n ii ncUorarcuUrMAM; WAChnv AT ilhlCflil " mm The City Liquor Store, ?r. ISA V3TOA KT, Proprietor. 3T.4jt 1 f o ttio'OJJ.CcllonV cm pic, Albmv, O ret on fi Keeps constantly on hxnii the tl i.st imuorred and lomea ic w nes, liquors SOS. Onl" -li "i i ir in h ri'r . tcb-;'s. Onl SPECIAL ATTETQN PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY Ha D STORE -AND- GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET. WANTED SPECIALLY Hay, oats and potatoes, to eupply customers on the Oregon Pacific Ratlroa'l extension and mv increasing home trar'e, where I ell in qoantities'to suit the pun her. OfFc- foot cr Ferry tret. R. MJROBERTSON. ever brought to the city. Ia order to advertise my business I have de cided to give away over $500 worth of Gold Watches. Every purchaser of oiic dollar' worth of goods, for cash, from the clothing department will receive a chance for one of thse gold watches. Stock ia all n purchased ii Hie enst for spot cash, and will be sold at LOWEST LIVING RATES. Call and examine my stock oefore purchasing elsewhere. J3pNo trouble tosbow goou... Albany, Or. g. w. surpsoAX. Will & Stark. wiry .A. Il2Z3 3 r. lnfant' and Children' Complaigta. Snprior to C tog Oil, iarcgorlo or Maroetio Syrapa. ChlMraa cry tor Cattoria. Mil ?lm of Mothera tig Caatorim. He healthy sleep ; also aids digestion X TVltWmt n 'tin otiTr'-i-n I mT tveouiiiiend! rJutoiiav for chn?rvJV rompUinla, aa auiieikic to any pteacriptioa Cnatorb cures Cnlle, Canstipatinn H"ur Stomach, Diarrbnra, EroctaUoa iiiown to mft." H. A. Abchks. 6L D 111 So. Oxford 6C Brooklro. JW. ttHXCnraAOT CdPAXT,771&irraySi,JiCTr yorii. iSSSER 2o2kfl Tkxo Leading 0tm,l; fuo, PHOTOGRAPHERS: 9 Wm9' '-mm m , ALBANY, OSEGON. Ir.11 D 'it..?-. h.ft natives madc.by L. W. Clark and Greenwood mm to ua e uov unpneates ean be had from them only or un. ai r. duced raU-8 e ah . have about 100 negatives made bv ourwlvr hmm wM. h duplit cai had at like rates. We eerrv X onlr ffimc rT ctU U state, U do t arged work at lowest rates for flrstlla., w?rkl shall be pi. stM to o ou at cur studio la Froman's block, nait door 4o ttat 3 I , "A, 'J. mamat - J-"- 1 r iCV"